of rejecting a superstitious faith, but that is now impossible, and she must fight her way out of darkness into light as her mother did before her.  But in order that she may do so, education now is of vital importance, and that I am striving to obtain for her.  I live in the hope that in her womanhood she may return to the home she was torn from in her childhood, and that, in faithful work and noble endeavor, she may wear in future years in the Freethought ranks a name not wholly unloved or unhonored therein, for the sake of the woman who has borne it in the van through eleven years of strife.

THE END.