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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
o.Three-Four Cake

One cup butter, two cups sugar, three
cups flour. four eggs, flavor to taste.
Make a batter, beating the eggs WE'LL
and bake in a biscuit pan in two layers.
Cut layers in two equal parts each, fill
as you like. This recipe Is easy to re-
member and good one for hard times
Kindness of NJ. e. D.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
Paint Spots ON Windows

"Wil you kindly tell me what will take
paint spots from windows? l have tried
securing powders without success.
MRS. ID. II. c.
Mix equal parts of lime and soda and
moisten with sufficient water to make a
thick paste. Spread this on the paint
stains and leave for "a hours, then wash
off.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
Seats Costly

Farmer John-'"This is the New York
stock exchange, my dear. All those men
running about on the floor are brokers'"
Mrs. John-"Myl 7 should think they
would get tired. Don't they ever sit
DOWN."
Farmer joint guess not. Seats here
cost about $4,000 apiece"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
nMT nrMI 4 Mnpnl0MI nTMI A Iu0DnI0MI
ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent \ word q days no nd
taken for hess than 25c for first fnser-
t10n. Cnsh must accompany order.
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Seeks Old Poem

"Can you give me a poem that was in
some of the old school books? The last
line of each verse was: And these too
shall pass away That is all l can re-
member of it. If you can secure 1t for
me | shall be grateful. NJ. II. t.
Referred.
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sandorte, weinsuppe, and Kirshsaft.


II am a German and stranger in the
country. Would you be able to tell me
how to make German 'Sandtorte?' We
buy this cake in nearly every store in
Hamburg and it almost melts away in the
deliciousi don't know where
to get this recipe, so thought you could
get it for me. should also like to know
how to make weinsuppe like that at
home. We drank at home kirshsaft in
stead of wine. Do you know IL l could
get kirshsaft here? I want 1t for two
children and years of age. We al
ways eat bread of zwiebach in It, Is
there any strength in the soup? M. NJ
We have many Germans among our
Cornerites and 1 gladly submit your
queries to them with the calm assurance
in my own mind that satisfactory an
swers will be forthcoming. While | have
heard of and received various recipes in
the past for "sandtorte,' I confess that
am ignorant with regard to the ingred-
tents of ''weinsuppe" and "kirshsaft." SO
I, as we'll as B. NJ, will profit by the
information which is confidently expected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
A Good Boiled Icing.

Three cups sugar, little more than
enough water to dissolve sugar, one table,
spoon white vinegar. Boil until 1t strings
well. Beat whites of two eggs stiff; pour
boiling icing over them in a thin thread,
stirring continually until the mixture is
white and stiff. Flavor to taste and use
quickly. II the icing is too thick set
bowl in vessel of boiling water, stirring
constantly If too thick thin with table,
spoon hot water or white of one egg. Nuts
and raisins added to above make good
flling.-I<indness of M. e. d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTEDNSalesmen to sell aluminium
churns to farmers; $25 weekly and ex-
penses guaranteed to hustlers; some
of our men clearing over 500 per week
exclusive county rights given to live
salesmen churns guaranteed to give
satisfaction or money refunded write
today; be first in your county. Address
Box $685. Pittsburg, Pa. 3-16-7t
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED0fen high class lady demon
strators for city and suburban towns.
High class work. good pay. Also want
two crew managers for Birmingham
district. See salesmanager, 219 Brown
Marx .f
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ONE Gent A word

RATES-0ne cnnt . word n days no ad.
tnken for less than 26c for first inser-
sion. Cash up5~s ncrompaoy order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
WANTED-AGENTS
FOR RENT-ROOMS

AT the Birmingham hotel, steam heat
ed, screened, electric lighted and all
service of first class hotel; SIS per
month and up. 10-25-tf
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NATIONAL HOUSE, 2o0h NJ. ed St..
nicely furnished rooms from 25c up.
2-20-;0t
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WANTED-HELP

WANIED-dELF
MEN, women, get government parcel post
Jobs; $40 week: write for list of positions
open. Franklin Institute. Dept. 2-B.
Rochester. N. Y.
2-14-44t-fri-sa-su-mo-w
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WANIAD-oll.A ALIONS

YOUNG man desires position at once.
Have had few years experience in
wholesale house, both inside and out
VIII consider anything. Address Y75,
care Age-Herald. 3-16-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17

NICE, well ventilated. up stairs room.
near bath; hot water. electric lights.
: Private family. Main 3165-J, or Main
s6S-J. 3-16-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. modern
house, convenient to Five Points. 1915
20th st. south. Main CLAW. - S-15-St
NEATLY furnished rooms, modern con-
veniences, close in. 220S 5th ave. north.
Q-1Sqt
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suburban property. valued at $4,000.
FIX care Age-Herald- s-i1-st-eod
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17

EXPERIENCED accountant at present
in charge of auditing and statistical de-
partment of large corporation wishes to
locate in Birmingham. Capable to act
as secretary or confidential man. Best
of references Address CTS. care Age
Herald. 3-l6-3t-su-tu-we
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17

FOR RENT-Now or April l. two fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping;
also three or four unfurnished rooms
screened; entire up stairs; private
very reasonable; 1915 N. 10Th street.
3-16-3t
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FOR SALE

Trains marked thus =, run dsily. ercept sunday ,
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RATES-One cent = werd q dayD no al
taken for less than- 2Bc for first fnser-
tfon. cash must accompany srdeF.
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CROSS KNOCKS OUT
"BuD" ANDERSON

T.0s Angeles. Calf. July 5.-With
rt ..s. t'r NV York lightweight.
finished Bud Anderson Of Oregon
vest ,rday In the 18th round OF what
was cnrd,d to have been a :0-round
batt;. ut the Vernon arena. TIL.
blow landed with terrific force and
Anderson was out for more than four
minutes. The Oregon boy had been
a favor.tc nt odds as high as 9 TO |
When ne went down he struck with
q loud ,thud and his inartncss as h,
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jse,S SNCtsMs
Cssr3 AsGisr to
!, Take 0asce: Huyt

AssqCA. .4s ,JsI! S.TAsiaips u
D!hQEt peiIe.ly sseapei Ssa,h xss.
tsf1N yAea ASatsst bis bstsss juds.
l960A b. xsaAesao hseore the !sss,
sgEA Aa1 1sds . fiisht asas'
s4fRs9saA3s eeesitions. lie wss
hs6T, laSr4 .vhSa bis naehsis b..
ea1e .HnpAnaosable q hs tired iu
naek . iap1iAS ssd fell partly crush.
reg hip hsasaah il. Hs probsbl,
viQ rrseeyee.s
QpytS 1sas the Trip TO Aurora
froN chlesR u - au.o'sobils which
breks AovA. Delaying him about
thns heyEs- Ther~ ~as . hish vIad
Moving xbes ~ arrived ssa be de-
clSsd. sot 70 - up. rhs ,eSoxt had
bssa waiting iopailsatiy. baess u
jsss., After tkDosins the boots aud
cat calls, for q few minutes the avi.
etor cAAass@ his mind.
He was stUsptsx from . trip iato
ttr eountyy vhea he los, eoaiIol Of
hb aaehiae. u made . fcw dips
ssd crashed 10 tsh earth. Davis ~a,
useoasclous whea picked vp.
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lay In the ring silcnced the usua q.
piarditx for the winner. The crowd
feared he was dead. Cross. instead
OF retiring from the ring. bent anx-
IouSi.' ever his PROSTATE adversary
and when Anderson finally rallied
thc ',ipuis.ed pugilist was helped
to hiS corner by the victor.
Anderson WAS 50 weak that he was
carried TO his dressing room. In the
scconi round he sent the Oregon box
or Epcawling upon his back In III,
sue, rcdinG round the New Yorker
punished Anderson severely while
avoiding everything the Oregon bo,
aimc! at him.
A: sons face and body were
pound I unmcr'ifully and In tn,
fcur,.i iouud straight arm jab de-
live, ID by the dcn;ist-fi shtcr rcliev >,
him ~, , too,h.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-05

Dallas. lTs4ss. July :.-t'sderai
Judge Meek appolatsd Avery Turner
fof Amarillo aad q. s. Schieyer Of
Fort Worth - receiver for the lincA
Of The q. Louis and Ssn franclsro
railway sysas0 In Texas today. .Tur-
asr " vice prssidsat Of the S'anhan-
die lisss Of the Santa Fs system and
SaAlsyer u president aud Rcassal 81.
p0fiatsadest os the Texas iises oi
the Frisco. Roads Of S3s.00O each
we're required u the receivers.
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ID dssssl3 u. 1kees sesn,issiS.k
tsaasV nv ~ ta1dse6 A. NY ~
|sYtF a9A ,eeesIssl y labSg - eelse ~
|0lle, eselltsiiss " ltbslr xie&Ios ae1'
tsSaish ssDpoEt, ~ lAsee -AaesaSsai
The. oss isssitsi.sa ,St ~ slats
vhieh " qualified ssA ssIip1s1 70
|dsai With osfesdsss espsSls ,os rsfe1.
nssioa' 10 sAs essri. essissaiHx 1is,
ss<ss.sy4 sewef ~ istsliisties =
Sstsrnlss eapess ~ sffssae u ear
bsise - bsee10se. asosZ 1eoAaNnaat
the pasteslsr- Seopso. ~ Which ~
Soasieiseay-shyssesi. Ueeta! !, >
ass-ai-aAy - removed es1 - ~
- rssserst 70 his psopes .plaes - -!
|cissy without shs AtsSsp1s o.. spelAs-
Ia Of . psisos iarn. III. y .Ae
eeosoale rsgpeastasy psiafipss o<
lsobeiios o. the saspssdsd ssstsaee.
vhich y - ed - chsissisa eivIlis-
stios saA Walsh hes bssa stoets1 Ii
two thirds OF osr stsess 49, nesy,
|forsiea satlsss.
Wherever pa, is.e oserssios by
Judges II synpsthy VIII, u. u ks.
bses greatly sasesesssi . JeAaelRi
rrioe. u apJssls Aireeuy "a Aa
most powerful rssosRaessy spsesA-
oest knovs. the dsliHansst'a. ovp
hosos aud sslf.rsssses. asd coassi.
tutea the oaly Deoceas ~ witch tAs
ssoblso os crime asS tAs csiaissl
nay ~ solved"
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-05

I, Bssbed wire cuts, ragged Yound..
.sqlisr and harness sails heai up
asietiy when BAiEARD.s : s,eEUW,
fiNfflRNr u .ppiisd..n, II iss both
hesaiinss and antifeptic. Price 2Sc.
soc and 800 . bottle. SOLD BY
Hausman Drug Company.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-05

A bad taste In the mouth ,.comeA
from 4 disordered, stomach and back
Of that Is usually u torpid liver.-A
condition which invitss disease. Her
bine is the remedy needed. It cor
rects the stomach and makes the
liver active and regular. Price .50c.
Sold by Hausmsi Deg Company. B
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7ap WISE ORATOR.

wiss--YeA the osaasr q thsS SDA4N|
.As JSassA Of July ossebra4Doa. oecg
s-,A - q 'As ssss resolves Sees1a1l
ssteseaAs I ever hsard. ~
Psss-whas; ~aAit sseys1 ~
W-AsessAsa sssusss i
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SOUTH AFRICAN RIOTS

Jobsssesbvrg. South Africa. Jul,
b.-Dloody riots cosasesed with th'
|e0ssai strike Of the sold niasrs o,
the Rand has caused the death o:
former civiliaa 3am Krsurcr = /,
fight yesterday between tho rr'
and the troops. continued throurh 1ul
the nixht. At midnish; a mob loot.
ed gunsmith go md firing be
came general. Squads Of cavalry
with drawn sword. patroisd all thu
streets. frequently charging and
o. altering groups Of Rioters who con.
stsntly collected again 10 loot the
stores.
Firing was inceesant after mid
night In the riot area and man,
further casuslties occurred but u
was impossible to obtain accura;. dc
tails.
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Rea.i,isel.essl1e 4
'Me Frsa6er Days

A little taify on Q stick vii n.
ways catch more fiiss thea . Wise.
gar pickle. II The ssvseljss whsnI
the aiaias bus uss apvs1dlisS al
over on coirs.do aoaataias ssd life
took oa the rosy hue Of . Deentss
Ia Juae Presidsat Grant cane out
twice 10 Colombo 70 look aroand D
little BIT. OstsaLbly b CAM 70 IL
spset The froatier army saFrisonx-r
thoss islsa ,oe saisty 10 The desert
which cut sueh an Important part 10
psving the way for riviiisatios--bai
his real obejet was 10 taks . psrsoa'
nj Inventory OF our mineral poastbili.
ties 70 as to cut Off . iitils slice o..
something .sood sos hiasslf. 49,,
On both oecssions ~ west 70 cea
trsI City In Oiipia couaty-lirst In
ia7: and asain ia is7s--And fgom
there WAS driven over Bsllssae pass
aud down virginia suieh By way o.
Idaho SPRINGS sad up Through Clear
Greek canon TO 0eosgetows. On the
latter visit II felt 10 the GOOD fortune
of Willi,m Campbell to do the deiv.
isg aad II was this lietls lob that
brought him ssas and vealth-ahsl
tide 10 the sffsigs os ass which tab.
60. At in flood lsads oa 70 Sortass.
With BIZ Clark this Rill cs0pbsll
ran 4 livery barn o. Oeosse<ovu asd
the peculiar ruddiness Of his florid
counteaaace sasc HIN the sobfiqucs
Of Red Cloud. He was % sentsei aad
pleasing TO 0encrsi Grant that the
great siieat Statesman took . fancy
TO his fiamboyant driver and rode on
the box With him the entire die
taace.
u was proud the day" at the foot
Of Democrat mountain In Clear Greek
county whoa the whole population
turn-d out 10 weieone the natiou's
chief magistrate. II vas . thriliinR
momcnt ~ tho party. rounded the
turned out 10 welcome the aatioa's
chief nasistrate. u was . thsiliina
moment ~ the party rounded the
turn and came Into view With the he.
70 Of Appomatox and Red Cloud
looming up on front scat. The IA.
wills boomed. the volunteer fire de.
pariment Including the Alpha: hose
the Hope hose. the old Missouri lad.
with their sfupny jumper. aad the
Ocorgcfowu Hook and Ladder Con
pany No. I. besides the civic orders.
opened ranks and stood q attsation
- TO royal party catered the CANT
with quite ~ much pomp and vanit,
~ marked the approach Of Charlie;
v. when he went into Antwerp. The
general was wined and dincd ant
through II all bioomcd tho radian
attendance Of Bill Campbell.
Grant returned to Washington and
shortly thereafter In the course o.
human events William, L. Campbell.
with the red face. was apopinteo
surveyor general Of Colorado. II va,
an important appointment for most
Of the government surveys had no.
been run In this vast wilderness bu.
the keeper Of horses for hire avs
equal to the emergency aud did hi:
work NO well that he was In few
years rated as one Of the richest mel
In Colorado. In the easy after years
William l.. Campbell set up breed
Ing farm adjoining that Of tho Du-
Bois brothers out on Sixth avenue
beyond Montcis'r and established tn,
c C cattle ranch In Yuma county. Il
all came about from his polite atten
tion to the President OF the Uniteu
States. such as any of US would have
done without expecting the reward
Of merit. ~
-
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q. Louis. Jsiy a.-As order ~ss
fled In The fe4ssal district eourt hssc
today sRoolstes William c. NIxos
ssd william n. BiddIc succsaaors Ia
u. L. .winehell In the rerelvesship OF
the q. Lovss aad San Francisco rail.
road.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-05
W1HCHlL HAS UIW JoJ

New YoTk. JuIy s.-B, I, Win
rheIi. former psesidsn, Of the 8,
Louis and Sas Francisco Raiisosd
sea ipissrly rpceisrr for the. sys'cp
: positioa which he re,isasA y-sics,
day. hss bssa appointed director oi
treifie - ~ ulipn Pacific ssilsosd
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-05

breasts, sallays all pain, avoids all naasea,
and prevents cakini Of The breasts.
ing 20 that the muscles expand without
strain. and prepare he sysfsn g ,2s ,ea22ss
out IT, iishtest distress. ".
Nc better advice can be given the expect:
ant mother than 70 suggest the 80 q
Nfother's Friend. She takes coura1e from
the start. The days will b. qheaEaaL -
You can obtain Mothers Eriend Of any
druseist At 500 4 bottle. Do aot 'forget
eshoq1 WRITE Brad9eid R4sulator O.,
IN tAmAr BMg, Atfantr:; Ca, Tor their
InslsasAlsV beck -fss -sxpectans Saothsss. -
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-05

johannesburg. July 5.--Martiai
law was proclaimed BY the British
authorities here todny although by
noon the city had become quiet and
NO further firing was audible. The
utmost activity prevails at police
+lheadQuAftess where many citizens
have been sworn In ~ special con-
stables and provided with rifles and
fifty rounds Of ball cartridges.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-05
More Bachelors Than
Benedicts Criminals

New York. July ..-IIachciOr
criminals ouinumbcr the married
ones In this city In the ratio OF near
annual Of tho chief clerk OF the dis
trict attorneys office. There was
:O6S convictions Of unmarried men
and 7S9 convictions OF married men
In the last year. or women convic-
ted 81 were married and 100 were
single.
A classification oi the crime shows
that the married man Is In the MI
nority In practically every crime cx-
ccpt attempted suicide. f
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GIGATH, CAUCUS PUTs
!. 1Ilgl1HIN0 TOUCHES
Z j, T on TARIFF BILL

Washington. D. c.. July .5.---sen.
ate Democrats caucused again todi,
To- put the finishing touches on th.
tariff bill preparatory to its being
formally reported !e .es| the senate next
week. -,
Chairman Simmons Of the finance
hopes to see the bill passed
by the senate and pisDed by the Pres
ident before September 1. Today h.
made, this statement: q
THE caucus has sustained the
COMMITTEES In ali is actions on the
tariff bill except one or two minor
matters. am satisfied that the bill
~ approved. By the caucus will pass
the senate and with some modifica-
lions AZ may be made in conference.
between the two houses will be en-
acted into law /. .a.. ~
:, Charlotte Russe.-oae, tablespoon
sranuated, gelatin, l. cup cold water.
o4e-third cup scalded cream. oncI
third cup, powdered sugar. one and
oaa-haif teaspoohss Vanilla. three
CUPS cream twh!pped, and twelve
.l,fyfingers. Soak the sclatln in the
cold Water. until it abSorbs the water,
then add the hot cream to. dissolve IT..
next the powdered sugar and flavor;
Ing. Chill until It becomes as thick
il ,sirup. then fold In, the whipped
,sream Line a yet poid with :lady-'
'Gnkers and. mt In. the charlotte
mixture. When thoroughly chilled
turn out and slice down at the table.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-05

" IN need OF printing OF any kind
phone Tho Crl,onlclc-N News. Samples
and estimates VIII be checrfully
given Phone Trinidad NlO.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-05

Der eIpeHence and
Recommendation that
led 10 many expectant
mothers to denye.th
comfort end .kessins.
& e.! ~. apl0,' t'-s
It Ia applied e.ter-
ternally to- the Abdo:
m en-, stomach And
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Grandma Talks
!, kie1tt. Daiips
Fss: E.: = fs: g. :ssss s.s:s:..ss se

nd Z Nc g. fnoss No.: ssa'S Fsesa: ssss II Va:
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-05

chronic,-- News sue n month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-05

yr stN xEWa TRINIDAD COLORADO
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-18
HomeIy, Yet Admired
and Envied; Her Secret

The convention crowd in the lobby
made a path for her, cast admiring side
chances, then with longing eyes fol-
lowed her to the elevator. 1t was at the
Ponchartrain in Detroit. The incident
was recalled when / CHANGED to sit
across table from the woman. What
was 1t about her that caused all that
connection? She wasn't handsome; she
was lacking in form and feature. Yet
she did seem marvelously fascinating.
Her complexion must be the secret.
Really, I've never beheld its equal
Venturing to pick up simultaneously,
I learned the reason.
Il know I'm not built for beauty"
she confided, but I've tried to make
the most of my one charm. I've learned
that men abhor make-ups and artifi-
ciality. 1 bar cosmetics; there are just
two things / ever use and they pro-
mote natural loneliness and youthful
appearance.
when my complexion begins to age,
! get an ounce of mercolized wax at
the drug store, apply at night like cold
cream, and wash II off in the morning.
This gradually takes off the outer skin;
then ] have a brand-new complexion,
Theoretically beautiful, as you see.
WRINKLES never bother me. At their
inception battle my face IN a solution
made by dissolving an ounce of pow
dered saNolite in a half pint of witch
hazel II works like magic."-Mona
Morrow, in Town Tattler.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-18
End of School Work Gives
Girl the Time to Help
Make Home a Happy
and Comfortable
Place of Abode.

practical. heleRul partner in the business
OF marriage and parenthood.
Commencement does not mark work
ended so much as work begun, for the
school-time tasks are small and incon-
, sequential in comparison to the lessons
which mother has learned in the big
| school Of life.
II you had watched the patient smile
or the mother OF Mary as ! watched II
that afternoon last week while she toiled
over her young daughters commence
ment frock you would have known with
out my telling you how very much she
knows, how great Is the consideration
which is her due from the girl whose
life she has shielded from the roughness
OF the world for 10. these eighteen years.
Prone Not to See.
But the patient smiles Of mothers are
things that their young daughters are
prone not to see. for youth is nightly
hlled with its own affairs. its own plans,
and hopes and ambitions. And IL isn't
that girls infict pain and suffering with
malice aforethought. but Just that they
are blind, which is often mothers own
fault.
or course, we cannot begin at a girls
graduation TO unmake a character which
We have helped her form through all the
years. We cannot expect a girl to re-
spond readily TO suddenly pointed out
duty to her mother when that mother
has not taught her daughter to be con-
siderate and thoughtful through her child
hood.
Matter of Trimming.
Seeing is a matter of habit. The child
who is taught to think Of her mother;
to do the little tasks that are reasonably
possible TO her: to observe when mother
is too tired to comply with unnecessary
and exacting requests will not need to
be told on the day Of her graduation from
school that II Is her duty to put her hand
to the family wheel and help make II re-
volve merrily and comfortably.
Commencement is a good word. 1t
means the beginning of serious things
for the girl graduate. II means that now
she has time to help make home a happy.
comfortable place in which her presence
will be blessed. II means that her own
school tasks are over and that she has
both the knowledge and experience to help
her younger brothers and sisters to keep
up their studies. or make up time lost
from them last year. perhaps. II means
that she must read good books in order
that her own mind does not stand still,
that she must go on in the work of de-
veloping the womanhood which the end of
her school days finds just begun that
IL may eventually blossom into a flower
as nearly perfect as human things can
ever be perfect-filled with the fragrance
of pure, true thoughts, and earnest en-
deavor.