New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25
HOuSesOfpeS EXCHANGE.

the woman who has not always fund Of bright
half the charm of life They MI up the gaps sup
ply all deficiencies. What good story Is that OF
side ut dinner and whispered. lone story more
Madame; there is no roast to-day
knOwlton dearIv loves a story. and II pleas
ant to see the Oh twnkLe coming back - his eyes
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also good TO that for all he had grown re
Their royaI ermfne tucked ABOUT them and 10 bs
patted on their crowns now and then by 4 friendly
We sat on the porch. one evening. ENJOYING the
late August moon. while knowltOu smoked his
pipe. and between puts he said:
mIer! Not a single thlnE not 4 single word TO mar
haven't said anything about I'm going to take life
easier and happier. hope we may have a great
ways think Of as a sort Of harvest honeymoon"
Which was a great deal l for for; a quiet man 70 say
sumner and I could with all my heart:
STAY h 4aP Ply ia. day ,o refuse - to go
Brooklyn. JANET A1RLIE-
A BREADwINNER SHOULD vACATE
Never before since the vacation habit was lnaugu-
rated are days Of rest and recreation needed by
the breadwinner than at the present time. While
every head Of the household is should be the
breadwtnner I take it the article desired should
touch on those who toIing daily for employ
er. and not the men who are managing their own
one only has 70 think for moment to realize
upon 10 improve each and every moment 10 the
hest OF his ability his work often being OF such
% Dsav This is le Of those
whose lives spent IN stores offices etc, well
working class little more TO do until every bit
Of energy at Its command is Drought 10 Dear upon
Allow me to say right here to travel is to grow.
10 stand still is TO stagnate. Now one who fails to
acquaint himself with the world at large. no matter
from what reason, is not growing as he should.
seems much harder than II actually Is because his
mind is constantly on one thing not being refreshed
a rule tolls early and late with his mind fixed
Is r on he ms haIIy Becomes diseouraged He NAV
plan for an outing for his entire family. and may
t os .nog themssvss But how much more would he
be delighted 70 be with them. and get his mind
wholly away rom shs routine work to which ne IL
No one can deny the fact that the happiness of
least one outing year, especially II the bread
It does not tend to ALLEVIATE fathers from their
families but. on the contrary. IL makes the home
anxious 10 get away from their families az dir
ferent times in order to have, they term IT, "a
with those who labor constantly for the support OF
their family and feel that they cannot AFFORD to
every phase OF this subject but the majority OF
nreadwinnsrs came. sai 70 ADMIT that their lives
their love for ho2ne and family greatly strength
ened by taking a vacation away from all work and
II people are well mated in life they do not grow
tired OF each other, but when they the
place and DO the Same work year in and year
without any recreation or rest they do grow weary
most any other place gives them impetus TO
turn to their vocation better satisfied than ever be-
We should not forget that the homo is the best
n our on bower to Keep intact the ons piaes
where all meet and unburdsn themselves OF trials
home is likely to become wearsome at times. and
simply because there Is toe m4eh ssmsnss: n I,
Cedar Rapids. Iowa