touslyfortheCauseinthesepositions。EvenMissAnthonyreceivednotonepennyofsalaryforallheryearsofunceasinglabor，andshewassopoorthatshedidnothaveahomeofherownuntilshewasseventy—five。Thenitwasaverysimpleone，andshelivedwiththeutmosteconomy。IdecidedthatIcouldearnmybareexpensesbymakingonebrieflecturetoureachyear，andImadeanarrange—
mentwiththeRedpathBureauwhichleftmefullytwo—thirdsofmytimeforthesuffrageworkIloved。
Thiswasoneresultofmyall—nighttalkwithMissAnthonyinChicago，anditenabledmetocarryoutherplanthatIshouldaccompanyherinmostofthecampaignsinwhichshesoughttoarousetheWesttotheneedofsuffrageforwomen。Fromthattimeonwetraveledandlecturedtogethersocon—
stantlythateachofusdevelopedanalmostuncannyknowledgeoftheother’smentalprocesses。Atanypointofeither’slecturetheothercouldpickitupandcarryiton——afortunatecondition，asitsome—
timesbecamenecessarytodothis。MissAnthonywassubjecttocontractionsofthethroat，whichforthemomentcausedaslightstrangulation。Onsuchoccasions——ofwhichtherewereseveral——shewouldturntomeandindicateherhelplessness。ThenI