The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

stand snd have a vision ~ an item On
your next bili Apples. IS cents MOved
10 your old self-assertiOn by this refieo-
ton. YOU remark Internationally that vou
fear your room will ne very cold IN the
morning
i ooIne an close your window and
light the stove. replies the Fraulein
CheerfuIly, and bring You hot water,
nicht wshT'-
Being b-refi Of voice. you simply nod
assent, and % the end - the week you
blush for your suspicious. There isn't
am extra on the bill.
On o,.caS sion the Fraulein can be dicta-
,or.al You must eat cranberry she
says with a shake u the finger at you.
III lss good for you. What you IN eafthy.
is so enanoursd Of paid hosts.s' who
has an interest IN your digestion that YOU
unpuestiDningly obey
Day after dsy 3 pu find grU pefrlit at your
plAC~ ~ breakfast You pause IN the
leiEurely consumption 81 the grapefruit
aud indulge IN "A little Trown. Can u ne
that the Fraulein - expanding moro upon
her hsArders than they are raging he :
Iuu have q whimsical .hea that Il would
no like her 20 do It,
at night sh. gnes about her duties
and Won begin 20 wopdeT uneaslly what
YOU can do for Yourself Did you not
encounter the graduate ~ foreign
university coming UP the basement stairs
With hts aFnp, which he had evidently
flIad himself Ind not the civil engineer
out down r. tree that needed to be removed
n I'm the W rd' Does not the dean 81 the
'sble the member ~ the family WI" has
l....r lUnRsst with the Fraulein. find that
cl.st ring the snON from the porch on the
morning after o. storm - Inc very eNerJiss
hn n...-ls? pDesn' the hFnk clerk cheer
f,IIl:- d. e liStI. stpklng whenever he finds
o. msslf m the vicinity II the furnac"f
Didut Miss 4. help - clear the t'ble the
90 her night
Ohv,,,,Slv Won need tho exercise 81
making v"u- Rod and putting your room
IN order That - perfectly PLAIN.
You are not we'll observes the FRAU
laii acCusingly. noting the fact that YOU
have eaten i'--- than usual y make you
-OFns.- what YOU call ~" she struggles a
-nonsv,' for the Fnglsh. -camOTnlle tes. IL
!. 80 80 WhAt you callit; Wholesome.
Later. when she hands YOU a steaming
cup II the tea from whlch a delicate.
vauillaiise odor ARISES. she tells you Of
the i,erman saving that Won should make
4 how "a each hiti" canOFnile flower,
ts-cau-s. u ~ - fun oi whol~-Omeness
and healing for the human being.
II ~ a. soothing and pleasant. indeed.
a. the Fraulsin herself Served at
O'Clock. u might remove the sting of
gossip and promote health. Poured
upon a slice n lemon stuck with cloves.
IL might easily be mistaken Tor an un-
usually delicate brand u tea.
So the FrnuleiR does her work IN
the world. and that work. let Il b. under
stood il not keeping bOardeT4, It 10
Transforming callous, cyniral bOardsra
! into natural. kindly human bSinRs.
The dean OF the table ~ not too busy Ia
remember to bring the evening paper "a
che little woman who sits at the other
end. The lawyer has q casual way Of
introducing boTes ot cardy for general
consumption a. " II were ne most natural
thing in the world for a busy man TO have
his hO,rssmates In mind.
Does the Fraulein 20 10 church? Not
often She has not time. Hhe worka,
works. works and gives OJIt kindness -