New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
ONE DAYS CASES AT THE CHICAGO JUVENILE COURT.

Two rooms are sufficient for her needs one a bed
room and the other 10 be used sitting room.
and made as pretty and dainty her means will
allow. These she can get FOR from TO francs
a day, including board.
1T Is well TO take lessons II possible. from some
member OF the family with whom you live-an
se5 sSyan for OF ta heps will be Ryen out Of
hours II the student is alone she is more or less
Thus she win cali the children into her room on
t@S az noon, i Re 1 Fnthi, h,.i o % tS tbe
atre where she will learn volumes One student
] know, who is making strides in her Italian takes
no lessons. but spends 10 francs each week on the
theatre; she goes TO any play which Is on. and.
sitting near the stage listens attentlvely night
after night. or course: she cannot go alone or
theatre, and the ideal family being well TO do will
be delighted to share the expenses OF a box. and
escort There viii be plenty OF discussion and
comment as the play progresses, all Of which Will
theatres are cheap and the Italian Of the stage is
Rge eher a%q sssog in m Werbs t@e ha person
''fhe life win be duh, indeed at first but the in
and affairs Of her companions. and Italians al
ways delightfglly communicatiye on all Spbjects-
at the same time, invariably courteous and never
voluntarily wound shock the feelings of for
cisner and especially OF girl. Italians will never
laugh at or ridicule blunders; with them II is not
II is customary in Florence for those who are
staying any time 10 have a day az home. and this
G.a San be our easily M arranged She can forget for an
her pension friends delight in coming to taste her
homemade deIicacies and to drink her tea.
Tins 10 the maid need not he large. but they
more acceptable If given frequently franc each
week is considered generous and will pave the way
TO countless little favorett. The fidelity of Italian
servants Is amazing. Many time does come
home late wondering how she is to wrggle out OF
n complicated gown. tn find the little maid sitting
IN for her and wondering If she would like to be
helped or course. such small attentions not
forrotten by the wise girl, but are rewarded by
extra franc on iestas. cheap gown bought at
sale or most appreciated of all. by gentle words.
The Girl stud' nj must come TO Italy with an
omen mind She must not have preconceived
horror Of olive oil OF the red wine Of the country
or OF garlic The chances are that she VIII not be
forcibv reminded of either the first or the last
except in eating places of the popuiace where she
will certainly not 20. unless for the sake OF the
amusing experience and as for the wine. Italians
are celebra ed for their freedom from drunkenness.
and it may therefore be taken for granted that
wine being the universal beverage, II must De the
most suitable 10 the climate and people For FOR
aiqners il is best follow suit II agreeable and II
not choose of the many mineral waters since
the city water is supposed not TO be healthful:
These mineral waters exceedingly pleasant and
being Italian products are cheap. -
However you live" adds Miss Zimmern, re-
member always that YOU In a Latin country,
that YOU are looked upon as model by al ltaIan
girls who not emanclpated. and VINO there,
fore watch your progress with Intense interest ana
critiCiSe every action.