Evening star., 1914-12-20

rapid nre bonbardment of an opposing
masked battery directly in front
Sonnenberg. IN Germany. Is the hone
of the dressed doll industry and o.
blown glass ornaments. Here Is wherc
more than 30 per cent of all the Christ
mas tree hsngings have come from
These are not made in large factortc-
but are produced by " hat is knowu ~
home industry They are made in th..
homes of the peasants. most OF whoa,
have large families. and the families
are independent and self-supporting hv
application to this one line Of wor1
Each home is a miniature fa.torv and
III. trade descends as legacy thro'4-n
tn" generations.
America H. not Yet showing abii4ts ,,
disturb this industry. prinoipall, D.,
cause tho :thers in tierlp.spy live to
l.ss than the American Nor kigtlnia.
Most of tie American mad" dolls haN,
irdestructible heads. Though they sur
the mother h"tter. bc"aus" Js.st-,
comes less frequently hen the - I'll
drops the doll. Yet somehow the Vouru
sierS seem 10 feel tho i.ctter quality
of manufacture through love or th..
product that is put i.p toe dolly tn
the ,sernan h"n"- MATT Baltimore
and Philadelphia are r-Is,,'--- commend
he efforts to develop .t ffsaieiug ~
biowA-glass haubles iu ta.. country.
From Walterhaus.n ,o' - the hes;
Jp'i''" uo't9' 'fe- i've h"e
character dolls that h.re become 80
popular in the last fe-- vars first So"
the light And in Nai...AAusen th.,-
bend all their efforts . tpriing out
dolls with expression. an1 g. - prsc-
tically Impossible to h. - ssed do.
ia the ucighborhood.
where dolls with n.1r..s.,.,,,.. .,-e tasl,-
toned out OF wood. .cysrg q It OF the
doll bur til" HAIR and -, ,h h-ov.s - mad
:ioo.oeo. have been u-ed for ;his pur-
pose.
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'Lre no" ma S nthS q 90 ~.
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'',,ue in, tioi' ,'''i - -. f-onter.
l'"lis he"s' dre.-H'- '-'''' o'''ei
Kitchen cabinets. nufe" j. -. ;IP H.,
out IN VIDE varieties '''"t -Ne w
chlld plenty OF cnailce 10 tt'a"e a a..
lstact"ry Seiecuoi. ~ ''''-@@t" ~ 80
New YORK ci'N 'iot' - 90 N'i,k
specially OF aiuminuni i-'t'-rf se.s 'llI'
are large enough 20. d. 'i.iic 10 u7'
on mothers stove. tf"3 ~ic Oh "A,'
lent material ana pf"N'''t Nett Pop"i~'
All sorts OF dolli"S i'i'---'. ',dlf lots a :,
e"-chrts ar" MADE ~ s'- t'-r,"t'es
Gardner, Mass fnll''u i'''---. = ''''
muster, Mass, ana ~ Ip'ru"' ONO.
South f'aris, Me. 'e"''s ~ .N'fb"S
particularly TO TN La" III Aie
wooden GOODS. desks, carts. clIh
and sleds' biheha"'t"s'' - -,
ships large quahtitl"a "a tieSs 'V''-'''
Childrnns automohii.e just Ike
f.tlor,.,. ,ocomo,iv.s of. o., tri,.v..l
-
ana teIoeipe"e p'iHF'ia'' - 't'S .''Iue ~
sell IRON $50 TO 400 ny pants ih
Philadelphia. Bingh:i..tof, y. " Ioledo
and Cleveland. ohio.
America for years has .-Au :. moro
poly on drums. and withia .ieartos DIS
tance from where thu druin-heAt c'-t4-
ed the Minute Men OF reT"iutionisr'
days TO muster the best druin fIctors
IN the United states rs doing It rushed
business at Ntncheiidol, MASS
Toy pianos is one y. i!!G -Alaer'e-n
products that rival the world. l,hila-
delphia factory is prodIcing laree
quantities. which are beng SOLD
throughout the entire VOLT Many OF
these have been developed from play
thing INTO real mus!c+l Instruments