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Ank reduced. There is a good deal of difference of opinion. For some of the girls are convinced
that once
our honor beads are lawfully won, nothing and no one has the right to take them from us; while others feel that breaking

the law of the Camp
Fire should render one
unworthy of a high position
in the Council and that even though one is not asked to resign,

at least one should be relegated to the ranks again. But
of course all this is a secret and must never be spoken of except in our club." "Like an officer stripped of his epaulettes," Billy murmured. And afterwards:

"See here, Mollie, if this is a club secret then you ought not to have told me and
I ought not to have listened. For it is pretty rough on Polly. But I promise not to mention it and will try to forget. We must not make her any more
down upon me than she is already." The young man and girl had now come to the Ashton front gate, and as they
stopped, Billy gave the book to Mollie and could not forbear patting her encouragingly upon the coat sleeve.
She looked so gentle and worried. Polly always seemed
to be getting her into hot water without really intending

that Mollie should be made to suffer. "It will turn
out all right, I am sure," he insisted in a convincing tone. "Your s