The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-22
How 20 Spoil Children
BY winifred Black.

-MN English peeress was buried in a cheap grave In a cnap "N !"
the cheapest part of a humble graveyard IN Cnfcaso the oW e
~ law She was a woman of great beauty great VII ano nooe
family. She and her husbandAseparateds some years 9 ane se
HDN1W6 loft England forever to hide herself in a cheap nat IN CHcasG:
E@GN12AC she sent almost every bit of her income to ner daughceLsa ~ ~ 81
- court beauty in England today, ano TO NC wv s"~' Vs.
: IA Of these three children are living in the greatest luxury comr os
but they had neither time or inclination to take the ou0e 70 70 h lpS nuotbor
n zone she scrimped to save-aye, yer went hungry TO saw Mds.e
enough for them to spend. The mother who sent it to hem was sc ~ A. %r r
pears not good enough for TIA asst trlDWe Oh d se"Ie "NU
ever perhaps of forgiveness g. ~ - ano+- T
HperhansT there was something to forgive and perhaps there Was Q >, !
know nothing of the miserable details of this poo omAns I Us ad elf
life but whatever she had been, or had not been, sne was a eve au n
sacrificing neither, and her reward for that devotion I'M tsacHnc was
ingradtrde. 80 d-. he& -" -. - =. -, -, 4ho cold
hearted nerateful children I have v e known have eel Oe cnAaten :"
moheTs who oversac1fced themselves. -xIAh e-
whenever / e a woman dressing like a dowd to buy nne cotnes p ts
her daughter, I Know before meet thu daughter. Juste xacuy te KIo u 81
sh1I turn ut to b. Precisely the sort of girl to be sure: That ner - NONE
has made her-vain, selfish and calculating. How IN d re anyyansyee Ha
Do YOU know a woman who lives in a little hall bedroom n a heap opaI card
ig house TO- save money to keep her so in college? Does, M wear snaDuCS
clothes walk in the rain 10 SAY carfare,a and hang over the stairs from norm.
Have you seen her son? Wait till he comes home for a day or t"os tMt
and you will see enough of him. He'll be dressed in the very latest 1as"0n'
he won't walk to save carare. - - -
cabs are good enough fr him, and he will patronize his mother and laugh
It hr In d. everything he al to show the other oard@ thar that 9e Elk now nov
spend the shortest kind of time with her that h IA possibly manage -.
know a woman who works for her living. She's a COOK, n the oRr
day she told m e that she had saved enough money Il" no Keel nl oaueN
teTs music lessons up for two years longer. -N-,
Daughter is married to a decent mechanic in decent circumstances. IN
she hast ut about as much use for music lessons IS a fox terrier a 1or d
I asked nv friend, the cook, why she didn't give Ter daughter dressmak
ing Iessonss o she could learn IL make lei W clothes n help ner nus Jus,
band save that much money, besides learning a very useruu ade WHICH "o""
cone in handy if husband died. -,
Every time I hfnk of the look my friend, the cook, gave m when 1 asked
her about. the sewing lessons I hate to taste of the soup -
Fathers dc very little o. the spelling; half the men IN America are uds
ged through life helpless and protesting att the heelso of some haEtbaked young
ster. whose mother has taught him that there is only oe way in tn W0d
tic be considered for n moment, that is ms wv sWeetW way. Ii YOU "t
unse1fsh children, be a little bit selfish yourself; nat ne suNsC way III lux
world Ito get them-New York American.