"If we are going to take care of it it means that we'll have to earn money for it and give it our personal care. Now, all in favor of accepting Elisabeth as our Club baby, say 'Aye.'"
There was a hearty assent.
"There are no contrary-minded," declared the president. "From now on she belongs to us."
"And here's my forget-me-not pin to prove it," said Ethel Blue, fastening it on the baby's dress.
"Just what we'll have to do about her we must think out carefully and talk over with our mothers," went on Helen. "But this minute we can accept our new club member and cry all together, 'Three cheers for Elisabeth of Belgium.'"
And at the shout that followed, Elisabeth of Belgium gave her first faint smile.
THE END
Girl Aviators Adventures
By MARGARET BURNHAM