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Evening journal., 1909-10-02
REGrsrER,S ORDERS
RFdfsTEH tdEDER Tv,u. :.

~ HIAE fafh > NfA1IftNfI
N once OF the Register OF wills
New Castle Co, Del, Sept le,n. Ivy.
Upon the application OF Wllminsh2sn s
Trust Co., Administrator OF John w ~.
killgore, late Of Christiana HUNDRED, ~
said county. deceased. II Is ordered ana
directed by the Register OF Wills that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice OF
granting OF Letters OF Administration
upon the estate OF the deceased, with tne
date OF granting thereof. by causing ~. ~.
vertiscments to be posted within rory
days from the date OF such Letters ~
six Of the most public places OF ,no
County OF New Castle, requiring al per
sons having demands against the estate
TO present the same. OF abide py an ac'
OF Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided; and also cause the same to be IN IN.
serted within the same period ~ VIC
Evening Journal. a newspaper published
in Wilmington. Dell and 70 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. ID
Given under the hand and sea
Of office Of the Register OF WIZ
aforesaid. AZ Wilmington, In New
(SEAIo Castle County aforesaid, the DAY
and year above written.
FRANCIS M, WAi.lNbk;
Register Of wills
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


SHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
writ OF Icvari Facias. 20 me directed /
will be exposed to public sale. az the
S,n'oh Saiu fri ~ ,r.d .ty Sew castie
county. Delaware.
on TUESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1902
az 1890 o'clock. a. m. A
the following described real estate, VIZ.
All that certain farm tract or tracts
Of land with the buildings thereon cree
ted situate in Min Greek hundred. New
castle county and state OF Delaware,
Containing seventeen acres, more or less,
severally bounded and described as ioi-
30. i-Beeinnine at the lane running
/ from the turnpike 10 the mansion mousse
az tho southerly side Of the gate po,t,
/ cross fence. thence from the nrat STONE
after leaving the run IN said lane touth
or to be act by the said parties. an'
thence by another new line southwestern y
70 three ash trees, az the side OF ~ I,
run 10 line. now or formerly Of Josepl
TIollingsworth. where a stone is 20 %
set thence up said run 10 stone, Deini
the old corner IN other lend. nov zsaor or ior on
thence with said line north ciehty-foui
and one-haif degree, east forty-clgh
| tba Mac ~ beeinninr. Containing six or
seven acres OF land more or icss
No. 2--Beginning AZ a stone now stai,q1 ii,
s9srd 9s bsinu a corner Of land now or for
rneriv ~ Jobn Faust: thence BY his land,
south eighty-six degrees and utty-nNe
minutes west nineteen pcrches ana tWo-
tenths Of perch 70 q stake N me .a,,s, sa,p
/ thence by new line and land of Hopert
Morrison (nOw or formerly north tortN-
one degrees and ten minutes, east sixteen
/ perches and sixty-hve hundredtns OF a
perch to a new corner stone on the
eoutherlv side OF the Lancaster tufn-
pike road thence by the south side OF said
road. south fifty degrees ana thirty min
utcH east ten pcrches ana seNen-tenthh
Z of "a perch to the lire Of said John Faust
/ (now or formerly land, thence by ms
/ land south six degree and thirty minutes,
west four perches ana slN-tentns on a
| narch 10 the place OF beginning. Con-
, taining one acre Of land. Be the same
] more or less.
I the middle of the Hockcssin road, az a
point where the line OF the northcasterly
side Of the Wilmington turnpike inter
sectS the same. thence along thc mludi'
of said road north nine degrees eas. n
chains and seventeen links TO a stake ~
the same, and north thirty-one ant
throc-ouarters degrees west nine chalnl
and thirty links TO new cofne
I'm said road, thence by new hn'
dividing the herein gran,t,e,d M Mihn1 ~. Sl
or formerly south forty-nine degrees
west seven chains and ninety links =
the northeasteriy side Of said turnplk
thence down the side thereon, sout
chains and twenty-cight links to the plac
I OF beginning. Containing seven acres @
land. neat measure. .
seized and taken in execution as th
property OF Lewis Miller. mortgagor' an
to DC sSid CHARLES Is II. LIrPrNcoTT
sherns once. wilmington, Del; sepl
Evening journal., 1909-10-02

The year 1908 was the most progress
slve period in the history OF the Argen-
tine Republic. During the year over
900 miles OF railroad were constructed
and concessions were granted for the
building Of over 1000 miles more.
salt is becoming one Of the most I'M
portant minor industries Of the state OF
South Australia. The output this year
is estimated az 10000 tons. over 1000
tons Is exported weekly 10 other Aus
tralian states and TO New Zealand.
Under penalty OF a fine Of $50 TO $500
and conhscation Of equipment all max
ing selling or exporting Of red ginseng
in OF from Korea is now forbidden tS
all parties except the Korean govern
ment or a firm specially authorized bs
it.
The human body is a machine o.
such wonderful efficiency that one-fifti
of the energy expanded by it can b
utilized as work, as shown by the re-
icent eperiments Of Professors Atwatel
and Benedict.
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NOTICE.

Notice SIS hereby given that Letters OF
Administration were IN due form Of law
granted unto tho undersigned, on the
18th day OF September A. p, 1909, ano
that all persons having claims asalnsl
tho estate OF tho deceased must present
the same, duly attested 10 the said Al
mnistrator, on or before tho 18th Gay OF
September, 1910 or abide tho Act or Ah
scmhly IN such case made and PROVIDED
WILMINGTON TRUST CO.,
Administrator
Address. Wilmington Trust Co.. Wilmine
ton. Del. ei6-9t-eod
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SUICIDE RATHER
THAN CUT WOOD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LAUREL. oct. 2.--Refused permis-
sion to 20 squirreling and ordered to
cut wood, fourteen -year-old Henry
Massey. colored, took rough on rats
and died this morning.
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VARYING Condition..

"Arctic travel must be very slow and
tiresome."
"That seems to depend" answered
Miss Cayenne. 'on whether you are
journeying toward the pole or hurry
ing back to find a telegraph o6ice."-
Washington Star.
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, ,ppNpTfINITIES

PJSfNEsS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- ed I'm every locality, intelligent man
or woman TO represent us. our Guaran-
tecd Income Plan insures substantial
remuneration TO the right parties. Care
tui training Permanent business. Good
opportunity for promotion. Address Chief
OF Subscription Stan. Womans Home
Companion. Department TX" Madison
square, New York City. Sc5-O2
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The Beneficiary.

Little Clarence-Pa. honestly don't
believe It does me a bit Of good when
you thrash me.
Mr.. Callipers--I begin 10 suspect as
much. my son. but you have no idea
how much good It sometimes does me
TO thrash y0u.-Puck.
Evening journal., 1909-10-02
Peace Preferred. .

I'm glad I'm not a candidate.
The reasons need scarcely state.
II seems TO me a crying shame
To smudge some other fellows name
or when the fires OF hatred burn
To get your own smudged in return.
In short. / hate battle-ground
Where fur Is flying all around
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Evening journal., 1909-10-02
pEGIsTER.9 ORDER.

~ Ohice Of tho Register or Wilia..
New Castle Co. Del. Sept. 18th, 1903.
Upon the application OF Allen i.
Sharpe. Executor OF Emma sharpe, late
~ Wilmington Hundred, I'm said county.
deceased, e Is ordered and directed by
the Register Of Wills that the Executor
aforesaid give notice OF granting OF Let
tcrs Testamentary upon the estate OF the
deceased, with tho date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements TO be
posted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters In six of the most pubic
places OF the County OF New Castle. re-
qmring all persons having demands
against the estate 10 present the same,
or abide by an act OF assembly Ia such
case made and provided; and also cause
tho same to be inserted within the same
period In the Evening Journal, news
paper published IN Wilmington. Del, ana
to be continued therein three weeks,
(e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
Of ONCE OF the Register Of wis
aforesaid, az Wilmington, IA New
fSI.AI0 Castle County Aforesaid the uay
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
Register OF Wits
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REAL EsTATE FoR sALE

Tor SKLE-LOT. BETWEEN F1FTt
Il and sixth avenues, on Duncan ~.
60xs0 Apply MISS LAURA 7. -
/ BROWN. zoe King street sept2e-6
! rrOR SALE-s0 ACRE TRACT-NICl
T clay-three $500 Brick kiins and al
necessary plant and buildings Tor q good
brick plant All 10 Al condition. 4. q
d. Siding Water reservoir.
CHARLES G.. KURTL,
l0l1 Market Street.
fOtipoeite Court IIouse) qug15-w-s-tf
ISOR SALE-sTORE AND DWELL
ing ~ r.. Cor Franklin and LIN
den. Containing rooms and bath, now
renting for $50 per month. Fine oppor-
tunity for right party Price moderate
TATNALL AND CO,
sl5-imo-w-s III w. Ninth St
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Letters
Parliamentary were IN due form OF Law
granted unto tho undersigned on th'
Twenty-nfth day Of september. A. ID.
1909. and that all persons having claim,
against the estate ot the deceased mus
said Executor. ON or before the Twenty
hfth day OF September a. d., 1910 oi
abide the Act Of Assembly In such cast
ALLEN /. SHARPE,
Executor.
Address William T.. Lyman. ESQ, Al
tornoy- -at-LaW. city.
sept25-c. .o.d.-9t.
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Daily Demonstration.

"Cllnging women" the poets say.
Are more admired every day.
Perhaps that's the reason--and here's the
rap
We allow them to cling ia the car to p
strap.
ST Louis Rennti
Evening journal., 1909-10-02

.sHERIFFvs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF a
writ OF Venditioni Exponas. % me a.
rected. viii be exposed 20 es,Ppsef PeS" street
i,ctVgecn Tenth and Eleventh streete,
In the city OF Wilmington, New castlo
county, Deiaware,
THE 18TH DAY or OCTOBER, lso''
al 10 o'clock, a. m, t
the following described real eatsi' eat.i =, fsa-a
All that certain piece OF parcel ol iSi,o, %
vyith the dWeliing house. carpenter snep
ana buildings thereon erected, sltu,a.e .., ~,
the city of wilmington; Ne" ,s,,,eSs5
soa tSescribod as follows. to-wit: -.
1sc.-i,rtnr- al n point on the soutu"e7t-
eriv side Of Banning street; at ,he -, n,,
tance Of one hunorsee hia.sso srom sre the easteriy
stSe - rsroonne street: thence soutn,eIis
nsraliei with Broome street ana Ill ~
the line Of pa,nI isnas one neT hundred and EIGHT
~, =, . ,,einf thence westerly by a inc
/ al said lands seventeen feet 70 t5 To,,,,-
longing 20 the estate q, ~, lss,d Johneon's
sson, ,,,,5 fn a southeasterly direction.
one hundred and forty-two fhSss SSssi.te, n
point in a line on i,enrrtbeasterlv parai-
! IA ,,,fth MARYLAND avenue one hulu' s ~ = =
ana three feet six inches, niolt ioltslt,i ~ 80,
a corner. thence nortness feat more or
49, - snofhor corner, thence wtstSsIlss y y
naralii with Banning street one huiaVs ..t, ~ ~
and twelve feet, more or .e.s, -ss,srsiiei xvift
corner thence northeriy palaa,sa p.,sa,, W. ~
Broome street and passing s,,e1 ,aroSsn Ssts sso
I center Oii,t.,- Oi, house on this lot and the
1ne ,,s,ns on the lot adjoining on the east
I tnu,Mnsetv-iive u,Msttii feet three inches: more OF
less' ,. " ~ thereby westerly thirty-one
s ia,'en inches to the place OF begin
ni1- he the contents thereof what they
\ msssf.a and taken IN execution as thl
rronrt,S OF Edward McGinness, and TO be
sold by ~, II rrpr1coq,1r
Sheriff
sherins ofce, Wilmington, Del. sept
80. 1902. S-.--- = = :
Evening journal., 1909-10-02
TRANSPORTATION.
WILSON LINE TO PHILA.
PASSENGERS and FREIGHr.

Leave Fourth street Wharf, Whining
ton at 780 and 1880 q. m. l.5o. Ai0 and
100 p. m.
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf, Phila-
felphia, at 7.30 and 1880 a. m. l.oO' 40
and 100 y. m.
Fare, including Saturdays and Sundays;
PHILADELPHIA excursion. 25c; one way, l5c;
chester excursion. 15c; one way. lOc.
Evening journal., 1909-10-02

HELP WANTFD-FFMALE
TfT1NTED-A WHfTE GIRL ron
" general houscwork- ol6 Van Bu-
rem street septes-tf
EDISH COOK AND
w chambermaids, good pay cooks,
houscwork girls. Help to so to Newark.
SAversine and Winterthur. GERMAN
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. no 500 Madl-
son street sept26-lmo-e. Q. a.
Evening journal., 1909-10-02
p0AR'DTNG Ann T.O0GFNG

.>7--51f,SS; or GENfIEm1N ckl2 oB-
L. tain board IN private family. 20
East Tenth street. oct--ot
Evening journal., 1909-10-02
ROOMS FOR RENT

n u. ANit >Cg RACK ST.
" Philadelphia Rooms &c. 15c. aoc.
rfle1,en oniv acl-o~-lv
xKyANTED-LOD FURNISHED
w rooms for ladies' or gentlemen from
81 up Apply 200 East Third street. or
100 Poplar street sept S-lmo
vzOR RENT-FTTRNISHED ROOMS
Tor LODGING or light house keepink.
M 40 East Third street septlt-l.no
nor RENT-FURNIsHEp Rooms
4 for light housekeeping so. ~ I'm, I-,,,
Fifth street 81 -----.s.s-s
Evening journal., 1909-10-02
DANCING.
nx0cfNG is,1I',i.6I = he MUSIC HALL

DANCING at the MUolC 7ALL
g-.o,, ~trcef. between second ana
,rti,r sverv Monday. Wednesday anQ
it,r-i5e, ,Sifh fuil orchestra Danclrk
f,,r, 10 H. This hall can pc rented loI
hoiir supporz. lectures, elcEie p~ftirn
= - z, a a. rtair1ueufs. Apply 70
j. =. KRUEGER, ~ ". Fourth 81
septie-lmo.
Evening journal., 1909-10-02
WANTED

~ ,1---1sl Ss1sl';ff5~HIGHEST cASH i,a.s = -
w ~ ,siJ Tor leather beds ana pii'2o ,5e 7, :
"a N-iTARY MATTRESS CO.. -.a,tse .iree
Tifth street.
Evening journal., 1909-10-02

= OR RENT-DEsIRABLE APART
mcnt Centrally located Immediate
possession. Apply TO No us w sth 81
ses-so-o,
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',g 'II lI35r.rs I5 n 1IppINcorT.

shersns once. wilmington, Del; sept: ,.p,s
30. 1902. Ooi1-t-'-ii
Evening journal., 1909-10-02
A FEW YEARS SPENT IN THE NAVY
"a arc vnnra OF Naluahlc cNncnIence. Han-

A FEW YEARS SPENT IN THE NAN1
"A are years Of valuable experience Hab-
exercise, regular drills. and growing re-
snonsihilify develop qtiickness and self
reliance. Many large employers prefer
cause more capable and efficient.
Young men with mechanical know
ledge have greater opportunities. incN
helpers
Go 20 "a recruiting Office ana learn about
tho fine chances IN the different branch-
hours of duty, cruises sports, promotion.
etc. You ore not urged 10 enlist. lndi-
Vidualiiy viii be developed. not sup
pressed ia the NAVY. Ask any one In
the Service about a..
Tho Navy hanger in Post Officc. ana
Navy posters will give you an idea Of the
appearance OF a blue Jacket. Apply at
Navy Recruiting once. 1913 Fllbert ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Oct2-wcd- sat-9t.
Evening journal., 1909-10-02
REAL EsTATE FoR RENT
FOR RENT

Appiysio I9lr-s0IsiCg 1,pr-s,r ,.yes5z Aeas5lz
Tenth ana tfs Il, -
Evening journal., 1909-10-02

Sheriff.
sherinvs once, Wilmington, Del, sept;
80 1902 ~ - -
The Washington times., 1909-12-14
TO FASTEN
BELOW THE WAIST

When the cool weather came on us
Il was not wise TO wear coats that open
ed 20 the waist. but the line was so at
tractive tha- the tailors felt thai they
couldn't give Il up. SO the new coats
have the right side made 20 cross over
with its edge cut on a sharply bias line,
finished with an extra vide rever that
runs to a point three inches below the
waist
II is there fastened witt Two orna-
ments. There IS emphasis on the orna-
ments They are not an insignificant
part Of the coat. They are made Of
braid. cabOchonE. roseJtes Of panne
velvet or watered silk. Russian orna-
nents with colored crystals, or just
heavy military frogs.
To keep the fronts Of tho coat In a
cod line there are two buttons on the
LEFT side at the top, and two loops 10 go
over them attached TO the lining Of the
right side. These keep the coat from
swinging beck at the shoulders and
Ioosening the fit Of the collar at the
back.
The Washington times., 1909-12-14
Instinct to Find Their Way Back Home
Is Prominent in All Kinds of Animals

ing cases in which these animals, some
times conveyed by train In closed ham
pers TO a great distance, have arrived
fOotsore and weary, after days OF risky
travelling across, TO them, unknown
territory, at their home.
What is the nature or the instinct.
sense, call II what we viii. which
operates in such cases TO guide the
creature IN a homeward direction2 It is
not necessary. as some have supposed,
TO assume that the animals are infallible
in their search for their original abode
Doubtless they often lose their way.
They may go far afeld. but sooner or
later they nose their proper direction,
and so return 20 the place they know
and love. Failures there must be. for
animal senses are no more perfect al
ways in operation than are our own; all
the same, II IS very wonderful 20 find
animals accomplishing so much, and
that in many cases they pursue the
homeWard track with unerring &C
Curacy.
The Washington times., 1909-12-14

shape OF new envelope purses made IN,
one compartment and fastening with a
siiver-tipped thong These are extreme
ly fiat and can easily be slipped into a
muff- The skin is dyed In almost all the
colors that will contrast and harmonic
with afternoon or walking costumes.
The plain. almost ugly lizard. which
has furnished material for pocketbooks
and purses many seasons. this yeaT
makes its appearance. chameleon-Iike.
IN light green, pale purple and even
pretty shade Of pink. IL Is being used
for handsome shopping and carriage
bags with gilt or sterling clasps. The
handles. ard there are two OF them. are
slipped through metal clamps and A
slight pull enables the owner TO shorten
Tor lengthen them.
A diminuJive. glossy morocco case
contained a gilt French clock about two
inches high, complete with an alarm
contrivance A bid for the attention OF
the comfort-loving travelling either BY
train. boat, OF motor, Is a cOliapsibIe
wooden footstOOI that can be carried IN
a soft fat pigskin case.
Much Of the difficulty in selecting
pleasing presents for the men has been
obviated, for one sees nowadays so
much that is beautiful and novel. and
the shops bulge with attractive articles.
Sets composed OF a wallet and bill
case in soft seal. the edges trimmed
with flexible gold and silver or gold
and platinum made IN the shape OF fish
scales. have a large monogram IN the
same two precious metals fashioned in
ribbon letters Gilt tie racks, ring or
bar-shaped. depend from red, blue.
green. or pigskin straps, and are made
easily adjustable
A highball set Of crystal glasses and
bottles, silver trimmed, stands on a
solid mahogany tray having leather
handles. 4 combination tie and jewel
case. looking very much Ike an ac-
Gordon. contains compartments for
light and dark scarfS, cum and c0lla5
buttons and ipns.
The Washington times., 1909-12-14

r. YER since man began to study
X animal life, the hOming instinct
has formed problem whose at
tractive nature is equaled only
by its complexity.
The case Of the pigeons has usually
been thrust into the foreground in con-
siderations devoted 10 this subject. and,
wonderful enough, Of course, are the
powers Of the birds TO find their proper
location. But the question is Of far
more extensive kind than is repre-
scented by the pigeon-tribe. We have
all the migratory birds to consider
birds which hy thousands Of miles, Of
ten including IN their flight passage
over large tracts of sea where land
marks are non-existent, and yet con-
trive to reach winter quarters on the
one hand. or summer places on the
other. The birds, moreover. do not
monopolize the homing instinct Dogs
and cats possess ii, often in a marked
degree. No possible doubt exists regard
The Washington times., 1909-12-14
The Bedtime Story.
THE UGLY DUCKLING.

Of your own when sensible people are
speaking
And the ducElinE sat I'm corner
and was melancholy. then the fresh
afr and The sunshine streamed IN.
and IL was seized with such strange
longing 90 swim on the water that il
could not help telling the hen Of a..
what are you thinking Off" cried
the hen You have nothing to do.
that's why you have these fancies."
But il is so charming 10 swim on
the Water,' said the duCkliUE, $50
refreshing 10 Jet f. close above ones
head, and 20 dive down TO the bot
tom
pleasure, truly" Guoth the hen IT
fancy you must have gone crazy. Ask
the cat about it-he's the cleyerest
animal I knOw-ask him n he likes
10 swim on the water. or to dive
down; I won't speak about myself.
ASK our mistress, the old woman; no
one iu the world is clevcrcr than she.
DO YOU think she has any desire TO
! swim, and 10 let the water close
above her hcad2'
You don't understand me- said tho
! duCkliuE-
! I'VE don't understand youg Then.
pray. who is 10 understand you2 You
/ surely don't pretend 20 be cleverer than
/ the tom cat and the old woman won Z
say anything or myself Don't be CON
: ceited child and be grateful for all
/ the kindness you have received.
/ Did you not get into "A warm room,
! and have YOU not fallen into company
/ from which you may learn something
! But you are n chatterer, and n is not
pleasant 20 associate with you. You
/ may believe me, / speak Tor your good
| Il think / will go out into the wide
/ world" said the ducklinE.
yes. do CO. replied the hen.
! And the duckllng went away. n
/ swan on the water. and dived. but IL
was sighted by every creature because
/ Of it's ugliness.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
The Washington times., 1909-12-14
Natures Patterns in GoIdsnfRs Art
Capable of Many Beautiful Designs

7 T is likely that the wearing Of jew
eled ornaments was suggested by
the custom o. decorating the head
with flowers in token Of joy or
triumph, certainly the finest examples OF
the early italian gOldsmiths' art suggest
many floral forms. Raised petal-lilte
plates with veining Of plain and rope
patterned wire, bosses Of pearls re-
sembling the calyx, pendants OF thread
ed pearls like tassels Of q bluebel, and
punches OF grapes made Of pearls vary
ing I'm size threaded on gold wire-all
such devices serve 70 bring before our
eyes natures patterns which served as
inspiration TO the native worker.
The Washington times., 1909-12-14
Young Girl IN Business
Needs Lois of Sympathy

The young girl IN business. needs
something more than intelligent.
Clearly worded information as to her
personal and business relations with
men downtown.
She needs sympathy from the same
lips that give instruction and warning
The first weeks and months in business
are nerve-racldnR. The girl IS finding
not only her business, but also her sex,
level. She IS adjusting a lie that has
always been sheltered to life that is
altogether exposed. Things will go
wrong az the office or store. The girl
viii grow weary in body and soul.
She viii come home at night with her
physical energy and her love OF life
drained out Of her by her new ex-
perienCes.
II the mother is too tired 10 listen 10
the tale Of her petty trials. the Iirl will
find a confdante elsewhere. II she is
the sort who make girl friends she will
seek a girl chum in the business world
who will give her the. sympathy she
Graves. II she has no girl friend the
mother may rest assured that a man
will mark that girl for his own, and
make a place for himself IN her heart
by the route OF sympathy.
10 takes q lot Of affection and sym
pathy at home TO counteract the infu-
ences Of the hard world Of business. II
takes a lot Of mOthering to balance the
more dangerous attentions and anec-
ton so freely offered the pcrsonable
girl I'm the business world. But a cir
/ fOrewarned and guided by a good
mother is just as safe as a business
woman as she is a home keeper