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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-14

securely nail an inch strip 3k inches
wide, across the grain to give it more
strength. A 1A-inch hole is bored in
the center of the seat, completely
through and a rounded leg, C, put in
snugly and tightly wedged in place.
The height of the leg is regulated by
the comfort of the person using the
stool. The seat can then be padded or
simply covered with a piece of carpet
tackled on. On each. side are fastened
straps, a a, reaching to ones waist
when sitting on the stool, and through
loops at the ends of these straps is
passed a strap which is fastened
around the waist while making.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-14

gr~andfathers had an open fireplace
and it has pleased the present gen.
Grafton to retain this idea, although
in a greatly modified form. We
haven't so much roo to waste on
brick work and we don't need such a
wide opening, because we don't cook
in the fireplace any more and we
haven't any logs or cord wood sticks
to get rid of, so we build a little
dinky affair that looks nice, and If
we are lucky enough to have a draft
sufficient to draw the smoke up the
chimney we can maintain a handful
of red Goals for com%panionship, while
we heat the house with a furnace.
There are a great many small fami-
lies that may be accommodated in a
house of this size. They don't need
any more room, they don't care to go
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-14

the home to have the fruit garden
definitely defined by a low hedge. The
hedge may be permanent or 1t may
be of annual plants or perennials. 1t
may be composed of foliage plants,
Towering shrubs, or such flowers as
the saliva, dahlia, chrysanthemums,
etc.
A screen covered with climbing
cucumber (the greenhouse sort), scar
let runners, sweet peas, morning
glories, noon flower, ETC., Is useful
in some places, pretty, too.
When a person gets interested in
growing vines, shrubs and flowers
they find a great many varieties suit
able for one place or another in the
garden in such a way as to conform
readily to a general plan. A little
house like this finished up in such a
complete shows comfort, and
it feels just as good as it looks.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-14

at n end and nut at the other will
answer to hang the track.
For wheels, those that can be re-
moved from a hay fork car will serve
the purpose. The piece under the track
is the same width Of the track. The
side arms of the car are made of 2x6
pine material worked down to 2x3,
leaving the bottom part the same size
as formerly.
The box part of the car is two feet
wide and four feet long, constructed of
matched material to retain the liquid
in the manure.
Two sprocket wheels were located
upon one arm with a dog to turn the
car while emptyIng. This n car
can be installed very cheaply in any
barn and save much time and labor In
cleaning and handling the stable
manure.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-14
Cutters in Stables.

Many of the old-fashioned stables
have no cutters, the floor behind the
standing platforms of the cow being
a dead level. The liquids flow over all
and this is constantly wet during the
time the cows are tied up. 1t is al
ways advisable to construct cutters
behind the cows. thus keeping the
level part dry aud clean at all times.
This gutter will catch the liquids and
will carry them to one end of the
stable where they can be made to run
into some kind of a receptacle or some
absorbent that will preserve them
for fertilizing purposes. The cutters
greatly facilitate the cleaning out Of
the stables.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-14

time is shown in
the cut, says a
correspondent Of
Farm and Home.
The seat b, can
be made from a
good inch board,
or the bottom of
an old p e a C h
basket, which will
give an idea of
the proper size.
On the under side
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-14
Why Poor Cream.

The Iowa dairy commissioner says
that one of the causes of thin and poor
cream is the s~o-called water "separat-
or" 1t is liable to be "a hours older
than hand-separated cream, for one
thing.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-14
Annles Good for Cows.

1t has been found from feeding tests
that apples are worth as much as roots
or silage. ton for ton, In feeding the
milk cows. This is a pointer to those
whose windfalls are going to waste.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-14
A HANDY MILKING STOOL.
One That May Be Strapped About tho
Waist.

A stool that is always under the
mixer and can be made in a short
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-02-14

Experiments in dry land farming in
the arid district near Caldwell, Idaho,
will be made by Prof. II. II. French.
Of the Idaho agricultural college at
Moscow. He has a tract of $40 acres
in the sage brush country, so acres OF
which is being plowed for dry farm
ing; the rest will be irrigated this
winter. The experiment will be in
grains, vegetables and ornamental and
forest trees.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-07
EDITORIAL aOiIcs

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Daily Globe. Democrat. q S. Louis
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slo0 ? months also. daily without
sunday. one year. 500 6 months.
t200 , months sl00. sunday Edition
= hlg newspaper ana magazine CON.
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one yeaF, 900. . months. sl.o0. A
subscription Tor the Globe Democrat,
At these prices Is the best possible
newspaper investment. send your or.
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copy to Globe Printing Company, s.
Louis No See special longtime
campaign offef of the sTsice.a. Week
issue Of tie Globe Democrat twt
ears for i.26. elsewhere IN this paper
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-07
ATTACKS HASKELL
Muskogee Phoenix Says the
Boss Is InlurIng His Home
Town

Guthrie. Okla. Feb. Railroad
Hasken's career n TIE constitutional
convention has been such that his
own home pApaF has found u neces
saFg e apisaesse Ia tie plust hum.
DE manner fof him. u Wednesdsi :
issue 81 The hlaskoeae Phoenix Demo.
cratic. appear 10 lengthy editorial ln
which Haskell u assured Df luluflna
the reputation q suskoKes. 10 NJ
EanfanksFous political sellamfs =
connection elth The eenfsntlon.
When Haskell es shown this sdl.
torIal liraY hs hurried back = bssteE
eAaFNe against the editor 81 ne paper
uhan be characterized as being y
i'd , elth STANDARD ud Ihat hIz
apIa|oas eszs aaFpod
Haskell claims ll|e pIlpeuiz sils6la
are afraid q IS kainz ta Fan IoF saos
alIlee haloe lh|s fight "a hIm III.
remarks seFe ndIgsllys q IIe aeka
al hasanaY IIIat exists IL The Deme
cratic pzIs s. Nalsa4He f. "a
AoH d7af lI|ai Iea esadI 6Ie ~
AI' e#sz
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-07
TO
PROHIBITION

Guthrie, OKLA. Feb | Realizing
taat tie majority committee report
sas beaten, the pfohlbltlonlsts after
falling to reach 50 agreement in com
mIttee fell IN iiis with these wilo op-
posed them yesterday. aud supported
the Rose amendment for separate
snhmlsSson u tie prohibition qnes.
ton Roll cali showed - fof and Is
against. with The preliminary sklrm.
ishes favorable 70 prohibition tie
opponents rc4l hght will be wxged
over the of question % be submitted
ineal optioaists will tfy 70 put thru
an amendment Murray took Up u.a
entire morulug talking for caFollna
dispensaEy sYstam
4 rssolatIon hF Williams protest.
iuf against CONGRESS sanctlonlng
Frisco merger in indian Territory aas
adopted
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-07
GIRL BABY'S
AWFUL ECZEMA
Sight sof Eve Destroyed By Disease
Tried Five Doctors but Gres
Worse n Agony Eight Months
Parents Discouraged, Until
They Tried Cuticura Remedies
IN ONE WEEK ALL
SORES DISAPPEARED

~Our little gifi. unn year and kaH
old. was taken with cnaeulA ~ that sas
whaf thn drs'tof said j. Was. We caiind
ln the family daciof and b. gave naifa
tAbiets ami said shc would - uli fifht
ln . few DAYS. Tho cexema EfcN euree
ard we caliei Ia docta No. 2 ha
said she vas tcethinr, aa taon A. tle
tacla wcfe throtiKh she would " al
fiFht. hNf ehe s3iii rfssw wQfre. Agt-
taf No. 4 aaid Il eAs etzNnia. BY this
tsiilr shc Was nothing hut a yellow,
Ks,~uiah aorr. Wei - kaid - r4uid
heip her. - Ne We him ~ i nbout
q Wsssk onH morning wp discovered
q iittie yeil0~ rlmpif ca unc q ief
rsos- 90 ceufse Wc phoisssi fof uqeioF
No. 3. lie caine Cy,x and lookrd htx
oVeg and aid that b. eouid not - shY-
thing more foF her that W bad n'stl'w
tako hef q SEINE eve sfsctaist. slriee &
whs en- uiesT. 50 we Wefi g utNeep
g. dorfor No. 4 ana 81 said tise sye-
SIGHT was gone. tut that he clult hclF it.
We thn,lehs ~ Wpnid tfy tnctof Ne. 8,
Wei. that proved the same. oHly he
charged $40 maa than dociar SO. 8,
We WEIR, neaflf diacusHAfed saw
one q the NBiicafs aafrft .semsnis iu
the paper and thought ee Noald 'rf
thN tutlniFs sfraifff, -, - Z -ss5i afisf
riirchased q ~ q tiiHedfa hrin sita.
Nhirh cs,st me 81 and 'u fhffs DAYS
car dauehtsf. VITO had tsss saek assut
rieht months. fbnvfsi great nifHYe=
nsnt. and ln one pcsk az sowe isai siIs-
hupearsi Oi casfsa g could nsf ~
tture lhe oversight, aii j Ne hdd Hsi
CufiQlfa ia time ! ara oeuiisifHi ta4f
Il would hsyo saved lae fYH We fHHs
thefr 8 ~ r'ineiy - Feod icF auY ss'a
trouhIa 80 impHfF ~ The lsia ~
Cuiieura NJ. and Mrs. Ffank Attsett
r. q. ~ NJ. " fnliou. 0serE E
N. y. August Il. 1900.
prrasIs fffflaai 80 iFierrti Frzfsssaf ~
fsrff n4aef r itsea fsasfsr sas ~ q
atss Il lar-afl saaf aAi % ttaas al
san. EIisllt uEtrffI stE q is7 - t
~ tfffIrefa iissi ret taAe 3. ft 81 yf1 q
~ taaia4 f1s 4'r ~ "a e. f
tssst esai ttr4aINf a. s1fH $50 AlI4
Ctfm erH Ne ffris H Htfs
nF- Nsi-li ~ o. Hua.f e .sa 80 s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-07

Miss Patterson. who Is 10 lecture
AZ the congregational church, arrived
hers from Aurora this mofnlng Tbs
aurora ladies say of her sShe : line.
Don't Tall TO lea the people know that
it will well repay them % make an
sgort to hear her She tmoms. and
knows how 70 tell it
q G. Depuo has rented the John
GuntaE house on South Thompson
street and will move n a. soon a. the
house IS repaired.
Nj. and Mis-. n d. knight return
ed this morning TO their hons ia
Needmors altar visit OF several days
Ia this city.
r. ]. Finnlgan, accused Of adultery,
was arrested this morning by Levi
Jones, and is now Ia jail awaiting
trial.
b. A. Mcfarland today took charge
of the Cherokee bank as cashier, sue.
ceeeing r. Y. MeSpadden
Dr. Oliver bagby is IN kansas City
today on professional business.
George Coney has gone % Kansas
Cts fog visit of several days,
y. =. McKinleg viii arrive Ia this
clty tomorrow from Kansas City 70
70 take charge Of the abstract depart
niUut OF the international Hank 3
n s. COMPANY Af Mckinley Is .
brother Of the lieutenant governor q
Of Missouri, aud Is an experienced alb
straetoT
Tomorrow, FEBRUARY 2nd, Is ground
hog dag. At present indications are
good for tie little animal staying cut
all days Ia which case the housewife
viii begin TO pFepaif Cor garden max.
INK and h0usecleaning season, and
the soId man vii get his later
patch ready Tor planting operations.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-07
HIGH MATER
AT MEMPHIS

Memphis Tenn, Feb many
people were forced from their homes
this morning Ia the nerthen lart o.
Memphis, as . result q a break IN TIE
protection lssee bait hy tie CITY
yeag ago. T'se lesee gAss waY eafly
today Ard tie district ia nos tso leef
audoF walter and the river Is fill rs
ng AZ Holly Bush, Afs.. tie isses
remains intact aitho break i
expected 81 ans hour Al nelena,
Ara tie main leyee IS ia tact TIE
northern part Of uiat elsY fooasd from
break IN auxiliary leyee yesterday
when people sefe forced from thelf
hos,ss.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-07
THAW JURY
IS SELECTED

Nee fofa. Eeh At last a lafF
thai IS fe ~ '9has IS complete and
prospects aFseeod Iasing testimony
alll heRiH Noadaf Court adlnaEned
lats yeslsfasy Il S hsliaye1 Iefume
Intends 70 open Prosecution alth boia
establishments 81 fact hat 1'llav killed
White. Heat = battle eill bk o. r..
hatal testimony after defenes llaa net
apenlue testimony presented g pFas.
eeaIiou Tas sha kaealF watched
re elsiaE seaHez attending aeEuTinR
IafY expressed satisfaction = la ne
I0HIss naa ez'nsIf1 II 4 generally
z&l|sfs ThaW w. Iazs ssand la llIs
A4H azleAAs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-07

Mn B. ". stFykeF anN llltleaiauzh.
tsf left last cyening Zoe 4 visit with
relatives at kanans CITY
Mrs. B. L. Jenks VIII getum to her
home Ia Cleveland. Ohio tonlahs, al.
Ger pleasant vlslt Ia vlnlta
John Alexander and l. q. AlekAn-
ter prominent Pennsylvania oil men,
ara ID the clty today on business
MAhaFa : MlnstfalA gave a pleasing
performances Saturday night u one u
tbs largest audiences sesn IN the
operA ll0sse this season.
Marriage license were flssued SAtnF.
day 60 g. 81 Harris and Mis- Ollie
smith and 70 r. g. Vanwormer and
Miss r. .. whlttlon. aiIlof Alton.
John Rennard, Indicted, By tie
grand iary oa = charge olllarceny, was
brought Ia from Gsovsi this morning
by Deputy Marshal A. L. MclamiSh.
Miss Ducile wasmund gave chill.
drcns Masquerade party saturday the
occasion Of her l2th birthday g lt was
a very pleasant little affair.
g. A. Davidson, who has been visit.
lng Ills sons for the past week in this
city, left today for Arizona, whem he
will remain SIX weeks. foF The benefit
Of his health
The clerks oiice is having a Siege
Of grip 6 clFinlsY hASl lI0st return.
ea 20 work, and noe Clerk. G. A,
Davidson IS confined TO his bed Will
the same dssaase
p n. ProbAscO was this morning
appointed hy Judge Parker special
master ia chancery % take eyldenc,
10 tAe casa Of ". T. Tylor Ct Al v
fhe Claremofe Radium Wells com'
pany
The iona on q .6Asi.companY .oi
fartlessllle has died articles of lncof'
poFaiioa The capital stock is 80,
0oo, aud the incorpomtor are John
II. Rrennan.l lNm. Brennan and u T.
Gorman
Mrs TodA Ilootmani Of MI Ilon,
Iowa, who has bosn VISITING hefvs sfol
atfse eeeAs. ali leave tomorrUs eve
alug for West Plains, No. for a si0Ft
stay with relatives before ntarning
home.
Judge ). A. Gill Deputy Clerk T
A. Chandler and VIII Eesss returned
saraay morning from Sal as sfers
a busy week of eivl corrt vas bed
An AverAgulof three i.g casa dai
was tried
RILEY copeland delegate 20 ths
constitutional convention. has an
no0nesd hinsolf as a candidate fol
sheriff 81 Delaware county. Riley
was home cansA@lug last week, and
Il is said that be w@s IN an exceptions
lally hilarious mood go1d spirit
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-07

Mn sam Cobb IS recovering from a
severe Illness
Dr. Oliver naKby returned from
Kansas City this morning
w. II. Darrouah Was kept AZ home
today bs an attack Of the grip.
MessFs q 4 James and 4. u
Davidson will sing a duet a. the Bap-
tist ehurca tomorrow morning.
The band accompanying MaharaS
mluStrels sAyeA pfrade aud concert
this morning The hand Is above The
average, aud gin@ promise Of a good
slow Of the kind. the negro Ministries
The hangmans trap which vas lost
Ia transit between here and McAlester
has glnally been located - Lehlgh,
aud Is noe on is way % Is desllna-
ton At McAlesleF L was used here
Ia the execution Of Bob Cotton.
A r MckeIlop did last night ~
his home IN Muskogee lie vas one
Of the most prominent Creeks in tbs
Indian Territory, al excellent lAN.
YET a successful business man. and
president for years Of TIE Antl-1orss
Thief association.
A strong, col ard braclng wind
from the north preceded the ground
hog's coming and continued With una
bafed Interest after his hogship taa
tsken % ~ hole Ia The ground, vhef'
according 70 tie aid saying, he Is &
remain for 81 xssks shen winter wi
end and splng begin.
Clyde and Vol Cook. tao boys llv
lng neaF tha old fair grounds. found
the birthday bank that vas sIoler
from Tia Presbyterian church about
Two weeks ago. near Tie railroad
bridge on Bali creek thia morning i
had teen battered open with . sledgs
hammer OF some heavy instrument
and rliied Of lfs contents Parties
entered tie church through the base
ment and carried the bank away
Hr. aud ars. J Il. Butter wlil glve
: theafer party tonight &C ths PEI.
formanca Of Mahafa's minStfels
Ntliiam stuekey, she contractor who
put lu tie paving 0n Wilson street, 4
n he city today
Regular communication q Vlnlta
lodge. No. 8, A. T. & A. h, wlIl Be
held this evening. Visitors invHed.
The Woman's Home Mlslon soelofy
81 the Aefhesllsf church ulil meet
Monday afternoon e. the home of Ms.
) " Sanders
NJ and Hrs Jahn Bird entertained
"a i've hundred last night az The homs
q their daughter Mm J. Il nu1sef.
! vars pleasant ayenlna waa spen1 bF
: large number O. guests
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-07

Mn. sam Cobb IS recovering from a
severe illness
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-07

Dr. Oliver naKby returned from
Kansas City this morning
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-07

W. H. Darroush Was kept a. bonn
today bs an attack Of the grip.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
;ITY IN BRIEF
sne 1853.

q OCuAAAbt NCaA C3bAb9 anu
Notary public.
Fisher. q prominent settler
Creek, is spending q few
3 city.
Alene Pantorium, Phone
ma, who has been confined
3 for some time with a Sc
of lagrippe, is on the
D.
BIN, chicken and mill feed
nity. VIM Barr Chainey
E of the young men who
militia at Rathdrum and
b in the manouvers at
AXE last summer, left this
Tor Rathdrum where they
the military ball to be
evening by the militia.
II dry wood. VIM Barr
10.
10 a change in arrangements,
] of Mrs. Ella j. Graves,
Saturday evening near st.
not held until this afternoon
lock from the undertaking
81 the Idaho Undertaking
Rev. j. P. Barker off1ciated
nterment was made in Forest
ace Cloak & Suit house are
Of the late winter styles of
b, cloaks and hats at the
ees regardless of cost.
sr loads of bran and shorts,
white shorts, bought be-
vance. 1t will pay you to
prices. Idaho Mercantile
Be year old son of J. A. Nc
BIKE his collar bone Satur-
bon while cossting.
oltbuer, teacher of violin,
and guitar, leader of or.
BO1 Wallace street.
atrice Smith returned to
bis morning after spending
in the city with her parents.
Some new Era paints, own
We same by calling at The
all Paper & Paint company,
i d'Alene street.
erland, who has been To-
Spokane for some time, is
q few days in the city with
IS.
inc of poultry and stock
shell, grit, bone beef scraps,
meal, cracked and whole
Get our prices. The Ida
billie company.
Clusky, of the Occur d.
spital of Santa, spent a few
he city yesterday while on
Spokane.
grit, racked corn, whole
at and mill feed-We have
Barr Chainey Co.
bite died yesterday afternoon
oeur d'Alene hospital OF
sis, having been brought tC
tuition from Spokane about
ks ago. The remains were
the parlors of the Occur d.
dertaking company.
ar sells Preferred Stock
pods, wisconsin Full Cream
ust Bros. Fresh eggs. Every
thu grocery line at lowest
i've us a trial order. Corner
10 and Occur d'Alene streets.
Stoddard, special agent fol
|elers' Insurance copmnny, Of
was a visitor in the city to-
paper, paints, oil and var.
The Benton Wall Paper 4
Dmpany, 315 Occur d'Alene
nd Mrs. VIM. Boedler, Of
are spending a few days il
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
Oedler.
Undertaking & Embalminl
30S Occur d'Alene street
K.
Jay afternoon the stockhold
directors of the Hayden LAX
nent company, of Spokane
day looking over the site o
resort at Hayden lake anC
luncheon at the Hotel Idaho
y consisted of A. B. Creigh
Nettleton, L. F. Clark, F
llough, A. L. White, F. G
A. RlaclxwaII Urn Nal
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

let in a great food OF light upon the
whole proposition. OF course they have
always walled; so have we all, but 1t
is new wall this time, born OF the
oearth OF room OF any and all kinds
after the great fire. The substance
Of 1t is that people 90 not want women
in their houses.
The survival OF .he httest The elm
ination OF the unfit. That is what IL
comes TO. At last the position OF the
modern landlord in the sche-,. of the
universe has been discovered. ! con-
fesss It, have been one OF th-se who
thought he had no other place than
that OF torturing the flesh with view
TO Christening the spirit-our spirit
not his own-and that before the mil
lennium he would be civilized on the
face OF the earth. Now know that It
VIII not be until most Of US are elm
mated as unfit
Household Pets have long since been
cast away as incompatible with the
modern nat An exception should per-
haps be made in favor of parrots, an
exception which, in my opinion. is only
adding insult 20 injury. The advent
OF dog 1s apt TO raise a howl IN the
whole neighborhood, and even the cat
is not popular. OF the outdoor animals
only the goat, whose very name stands
for toughness and hardihooc, survives
In certain quarters. The horse IL
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
By Hanna Astrup Larsen

n HAVE sometimes imagined that
there was no phase OF the rooming
question with which ] was not ia
miliar. IL was said OF q certain
woman, famous for her talent as a
homemaker. that II she had camped on
the African veldt over night and had
merely bent the bushes together TO
make q hut, the place would retain it's
look OF home after she had passed.
] wonder II any one ever passed IL UP
70 that woman to make a honey spot
for herself IN the wilderness OF a great
city as we moderns Of the restless foot
learn 10 know II. How hundreds OF
thousands OF unsung and unheraldeo
women-teachers. stenographers. shop
girls, schoolgirls. any kind OF girls
manage 10 accomplish this for them
selves merely shows that the home
making instinct Is ineradicable in peo-
pie who have sprung from real homes.
VIII the next generation possess it7
VIII there be any next generation at
alp
And this brings me 20 the point
SDurred on by individual and vicarious
su1erings, ] had studied the rooming
problem IN ali its bearings ! thought
had touched the heights and sounded
the depths. II was not until lately
that the wall OF my women friends
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only for the very rich, and as the
miid-eyed friend OF childhood, tho do
mestic cow, would not even insult her
by mentioning her in this connection.
The next to go we're the babies. The
elimination OF the baby in difference to
the demands OF tne landlord has been
the subject OF SO many paragraphs in
the funny papers and so many lectures
from serious people that there is no
need OF enlarging upon it.
Then went the sick peop4e. "T am
only glad so long as my cough does
not get SO bad that people refuse to
have me in their houses" said a self
supporting girl the other day as she
smothered cough. The next step VIII
probably be to throw our sick ones out
10 die, as some savage ices do.
There remain only grown AMI able
bodied men and women, and now the
dictun has gone forth from th rulers
Of our destinies that the women must
go.
Remain the men. Query: For how
longf
Well It is something to have found
the great principle underlying our srf-
fering. 1t fs something to be a part
In the evolution OF the universe. eysn
If one is only a part to be eliminated.
There Is at least consolation in know
ing the reason why. Meanwhile here
is the tale OF woe poured into rpz ear