The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-12

Ito make this cWrapperr IN the fnetnum
size will require nine and threerGHartef
gards P5thiEiYTinfh,. pr siKAndla, quar-
ter yards OF fdrty-four inch material
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IluUMRsd KRUGER ,Ap lHoME91Gic
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Admirable Traits Of the First Lady Of
bpqH 10 the, TrsnsyaaI, Us lotsK
toMrs. Paul Kruger is The epbedment
OF, ,hQmelipess., In her .aHpearance, in
her manners. III her Speech. She is IN
assumfng, thrifty and ffiigal. lul iIlJ
Dom Paul is WORTH about $4,000, 010t
and the credit for amassing that i'm
mense fortune he gives to the woman
who for NEARLY haR ia, century has
cared for him and watched over him,
and striVen and saved for him. FARM
en- hhsrdsfhah,' lsofdidf. ~dlefgyhidh,l alnlt
bassadofD prhsiIiefIt ofbthe TrapsNaal7+
p,eyery phase of his WONDERFUL cs9refeg.
,itTante" Kruger has always Believed
Implicitly in, her husband, has always
shown him himbleI devoted admiral
ition that is Somehow pathetic @n@k
lqponf Paul Kruger tq7dAy Is In her
opinion the greatest man Who ever
ifved Aid she Is the proudest Rohiah
In thedrrahsyaaID .Dhe struggMngy ANN
.biEiptEs faTnher found ~ theasuge,INhsp
he, found that !geptle, blus-fXed l9S9,
who when he asked her IL She wouid
marry him, looked down deihtrreIy and
said. Isl can bake Iacan cook, aucah
Itsew, IL GAM alean6I Loan sqrub,fR ~tn5t
o. EYep ip lthsseL days the first i3dY in
the Transvaal ,bakes, and Sews, aud
scttibs 10 save the Wages Of afiseiTaht
She rany heseen at g, o'clock any morn
ing the president. 4isiatI hnrget ovSgYa
little kitchen stove preparing her hus-
bands morning. cup of coffee, The only
accomplishment in which, "Auntie"
Kruger claims, to excel is in making
COFFEE; and President Kruger afFirms
that she attaihs betterFesultsi WITH less
coffee than any .6theE housewife in the
Transvaal. yyaJ
hiWhep Mrs, Kruger has finished, her
heavier household, duties She dons
biaek alpata dress, Settles HERSELF dom
fortably in the little patl6r, and, dams
i9s9eksD until 1eYeningrl President Kruger
Is az notable personage now, ,c0nSe-
duently those of our readers, Who fpay
like 1.-The PERSONAL para gfAphh will
1ealp With interest that he lis ffheavy on
his socks. Nearby every pair ip his
bYardrobei has been ,".heeledP%, by his in
dustr1ous wife. ~" ''l" h'7i
Is Then, when there are no more Socks
btomehd. CNfrsb Kruger may take lit into
Inhert head, to, make hersel q, new dress
or turn" an old one, E. cry dress, that
the good lady wears or has Worn dur
herselfb SIiadies .BhoE ape lin. Etbe habit
of presenting dressmakers bill to their
husbands at frequent intervals will be
interested to know that the wife of
the president of the South African Re-
z public has never had more THAN three
ndresses at any one time, and that they
\ are, all black She is satisfied with
-otwoT hats, which. like the dresses iare
b made by herself Ju sul sI.u 1Iuj
oJ The hat reserved for special COCA
} csiohs, such as Visiting with the presi-
I dent ordgoing with him TO church, is
as well known in Pretoria iasi9 Dom
Z PAUL intariable lk-itbpperR One OF
1.-THE lady's many good traits is her love
of tanirnalsanShe deploreH the fashion
b of wearing birds or feathers in femin-
" incl headEear. and has herself fnsYer
Bbeen guilty of anything of, the kind. o
91uts ouIh- --4----rAA4t t1,--7---+t 9g[tt0d .
1elEof a sick room q pleasant disihfect-
ant is made Iby putting some freshly
ground coffee in a saucer with a lump
Of camphor in the center Of It. Set 1t
on flre9WithA match lana lascsit burns
the, odoE of roasting coffee will fill the
room, While the fumes from the cam
bhor9 VIII Rat ordinary Sdisease igetf1sl
qo1q oil isOtes Of etohe.bluiGG no
b9An 9iheent6i! liasi hit Gboh method
or 9pdttAes Stone soids on aSdots anil
faioesJ oFcunttesia Waterproof glue
fwitii a. Suitable qujutAyuof .iciaan
qp&ttz) sand and 1sprfadsnit ioVel lie
leather sole used Rsofa9 Ffonpdatipp.
These quartz soles are said to be very
flexible. and 10 give. the foot a finn
hold sven III fhe f}os Sfibpefg surface.
ID TO seswohah ana LEdy?i,2H1q
lB 19leBj)9QI .IEo1rI bus ,IG,I 5fH
Il. Most wonlqp Io MOI, like to be called
:ladEn So much has heen said and writ
ten ahNut, the use of thisrword that it
has come to sound ilsipld 10 say the
least before kheI broader term woman.
HdR related that woman carried her
dislike for It to such an extent that she =
gave as her reason for ,forsaking an :
tksito shat I'd dfaipz ddihaj KkifteqGant
''Yes, la-ady," and she seemed to feel
this an all-sufficient reason.