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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12
Smbammet ~fiitofiet.

2iitotiet lauIumme weIiiae Ia itla'
rifle Seeiutien usfosia auhautta ia
raubaa nauitimiue BeSiemertsid,
Wicbisanisia fiitd raffauben labias
ia, ionta omat nellie tdnne laffo'
alueeIe Galumetiip ~ldbettdneet. DIE
oIemms 10 nditd ifdwid lafon tuot
tamia m~astuffia ia mobin9oita iaa'
meet fdrFd 10 noin ieitiemdn fuu'
foutta. Weliet ia fiaret owat tdmdn
ottaneet buomioonia ia Idbettdneet
mp5s 8esiemeristd raffuuben lab
Jan iumma 6 boIaria. Seeiufieen
usfomaiiet omot nellie 10 uieammal'
la taboua i%aarnanneet fdptdnnbui
feSti usfomaiSten fesfindiStd raf'
fautta ldbead labioiania. 2titos tell
lie faifiue. Seeiufien iuIesia teiue
paItitaan faiffi mitd olette tebneet
pbbele mdbemmistd SeeIutien mel
iistd. 2abian OIL nellie Idbettdnpi
BesiemerildiTiltd peli Sippola. 2i.'
toS teiue maimoistanne.
2unniotttaen,
q. 6. 2iieropS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12

Wt. 20 p. fuoli fec. 80 mainifp
ldsid Sobn WenbItrDmin maimo AZ
tpuoben panbann. Spntpnpt IRA.
torinstsia. Raotfsia. 9autaus tot
mitettiin Glpn itiendiien ieuraf. Cir.
fosta tt. 1 p, toimittoen fen pastori
5. 9irWi.
Naittius ieuraan fuuluma emdntd.
mdft pant tpimeen bauStan la obiel.
man puolesta riffaan ilanmieton
&. R. haoliaa IT. l p. nuFa id1enid
oil ioatu palion.
RuotiaI. SIof Garliogin maimo
Wintonista baubattiin Glpn bautuu'
maaban tt. 3 p. 4dn oil fuoIut
fuumetautiin.
2anIol. Eaneli 9urrt pant toimeen
lauIutonierttn raittiusbaaliaa tt. A
pm iltana. Yleii5d tilaiiuubesia oil
fobtulaiier palion.
Mpioliittoon omat biliaffoin men.
meet Senrp Niemi ia Olga NGiias.
g 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12
saetp yOrf, mains, gsimu.

aoIport65ri antti 9asiel on faapu.
nut paiffafunnanemme. 9dn toimit
tGdud Muttofa lebben afiamiebend
ioten MT on bpmd tilaiIuus tebbd
fauppoia 2ntin fansia. 8ofonainen
muoi on mierdbtanpt fiitd, Fun Intti
SasIel oil tddud, Fiuoin bdn %iaarna
+ Serran Ianaa, ia iamoin tulee
mpDs npt tefemddn. Eoimomme
ettd pIeiID antaa bdnele imofionia
ndiuG m~atfoina.
= So Iuulimme, ettd famine feidn
tpaan NIT on Tina m%uiittunmt Ia tuua
iupImtteIee lunta, mutta Ell ole fopin
fplmd Tina.
= a~riStiuinen n%uoriIoieura toimt
obielmoiuan tunnuntaina I. {. 1 p:nd
iosia oil ieuraama obieIma, pbteiS'
IauIua ia rntoufIet; Iaulua 9elmi la
eisrib 2ipb; Iufemista So5el Matt'
foa; rune Wrs. 81. Inttonen; ferto'
mus 2pbia pamppi; IauIua Wrs. Ia
Wr. Mrtbur Mottion, 2pbia NisfaIa
ia Sreb Wottion; pube Olof poiari,
iosIa bdn feboitti bppin abferaSti
fdpmddn f~irfosia, ottaen eiimerftfi
fen, fuinfa MT on Mmerifasia mos
nesia paifasia lifddntpmdsid firfos'
ia fdpnii. Sumo RonsbiIb MbIman;
pube Suomen biStoriasta poStimes'
tart u. Xinb; Iauluo WtrS. ~. Mnt'
tonen ia EansbtIb abIman; lufemis'
ia Wsrs. 9Inttonen; runo ella Sdmp'
"a; IouIma Wrs. Inttonen la Wieno
Mdfi; pube Mmerifan bistoriaSta
fonppios 8. aouppi. oitdpaitt oil
oina pdliin pbteislamIua.
SumaIdn maltafunnan tp6Sid on
ta%rpeeuista, ettd moni ottoa ftben
oJao. antafoon 9erra balua eteen'
Elm pdin nuoriue ia tpanboine tefe'
mddn ipbtd poltafunnosiaon.
Nuori.
CLIP. nainn.
Naalisf. z p.
sbos !Senbriction iaapui ~iafaiir
foIme fuuto testdneeItd Suomer
motfoItoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12

Ruinta poimme fen oitein pmmdr.
tod. @etfemanesta on MT tuuut tot.
men paratiif. Edsid ieamme mats
taa toista tuin blatant paratiiIisIaan
moist. EdsId Iaamme taipadn uu,
bestaan omofieWme ia SobpnneS
tobistaa, ettd tuIemme pubtaifi Jpn.
neistdmme, ianoesIaan: SeeiutIen
aristufien SumoIan poian meri
pubbistaa meta faitista meibdn
ipuneistGmme. Se on fummintin
parm totuus, ettd b~elpetiin ne
mield tdndpdtmdndtin i%oututpot, lot
ia fdpndt armoistutmen obitIe. 81
pstdmd! Ald fdp ormoistuimen obi,
Min buomaaf, ettd SeeIufien tdptpi
p%oittaa, tiad perfele on SumaIaa
pdbempi. 81 rafaS 5ieIu. Wlitd
tdstd aiattelet? GifD NIT 10
fpud ole finuuetin. Glias Ianoi: So
mt fpud on, Serra. ota minun tie.
luni. GtfD oliit iIoista idnoa inun
Fin, pstdpdni, Jos tdqd betfeqd fuo
lift, ettd Seeius on terran 5anpnmt:
So fpud on. Sospa namd ianat
oIiiipat tirioitettuna jofaiien ipbd
meen, min olifi tunnon rauha ia lai,
i toistelo: r2un iputi mua abbis.
tao, SeeIutien tperi rauboittaa." 81.
To FIND 10 fpud ole. Wteiodn tulee
ia me jeanne ola Min parmojo
ftitG, eitd Min totta Fun meiud on
piifi iormea fdoesid, min SeeIufieu
tperi on meiodt pubotStanui, ia ie
on meib6n tperemme. S6n otti pddl.
lenId meio6n libamme ia meremme.
Siqoin tun tGmdn omistomme itIel.
lemme, moimme nasta ianoo: per.
ra, ota %ieluni. Suoin, Serra See
Jus, Sinun fpoitpoii on minun iloni,
Sinun fuolsmoi minun eldm6ni.
Gpdueto fpud tanoo ettet tttnd ole
tDuG, mutta tuuIe, Ell SumaIa iinuo
firoo, fad find olet SeeIutiesia otoI
linen. ST loti Iinuo firoo, fiud find
DIET neren toutta firontiesta pos
pobbettu. @pdusfo atnoastaGn T.
nut firoo. Siind tilasIa ct find us
70 ettd 10 fpud on ia ettd oIet See'
IufIen meribield merfittp @ldmdn
Iuetteloon. Gpausfp fiwelee tdmdn
pli tabratuua pensIeIiad, fpettaen
iaaba tptuuben pimenemddn. Se on
marma, eta ferran olemme merfi'
tpt Gl6m6n Iuetteloon, mutta OF fam'
heaa JOS epduston fauttn tulet Iiitd
pots pppbiipfii. 9ild Iiis anna epd.
usfone maltaa! 2uuIe armabtaiaii
ddntd iofa Ell fosfaan paIebttele.
6dn on ianonut: So fpud On. -
6erra Seeius! Suo meibdn fniefein
tpptpd iiiben mitd Sind, Sianfoifti'
men Eotuus, olet ferran ianonni, ettd
totiIesti 10 fpad on! Mmen!
WereSfd nutuaS
s. 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12

- 2dtilb. 6eIfnsisld tutfinnon
5uorittanut iuomalainen tdtilD miss
Siiri Celia faopunut paitfofunnaI'
lemme ia ottoa mastoan futiuia.
Ganaiiamona mrs MIer 2pStiIdn
luona 100 u. Gurrp Il. Sronwoob,
Ditch. z tolo Observation-Disclosures
firtosta rautotielle pdin.
&artanSbetfid pibetddn emf
Iunnuntoina Wteobpi0en fouluaa Flo
2 pdimdld.
Montreolieia, Wis. pnoIi s italia
rditiustolouo. 2oitfi terpetuloo!
u. Saaponen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12
Wput

Mutaion 6 numerosia oil firioihis
ibmisfobtaloSta, ionfaiobbosta aiat'
teIin mindfin %lau5ua i%oitafin ianoia
TO btaloatani pstdmi0eni tdmdn leb'
ben tautto fosfopa oliTi mabbotonta
faifiue eritpiiesti tirioittaa.
SuIin Reb sobseeu, LWtont. 10.
1909. Gddud fertoi ptii ustonpeli:
,OIen puut tddad 20 muotta ia fiud
aiaua on iGdud foitettu pitdd frie.
tiaistG eldmdd pud, maiffa miqd
laiua. auitenfin on menestDs olut
buono. Wuutamia uSfonaiTia on
ioutunut iumaIanfielt6idiu iouffoon'
Elm" Run din tuouoiIeen tottunut
naurabbin pirnHe paSten naamao
ia Ianoin: rniin-totta fun 9erra eldd.
Min Ell minuue pibd min fdDmdn."
Sitte iaaiiin pieni fristiuinen piiri,
iopa ieurafuntafin toimintaan. Nloin
Iaoba antoria ormosteluia loIialiS'
teilta ia iuurta mibaatin oiatIent.
Sittemmin iuIfeuhuin enemmdn It.
Ieeni, ainoastaan iosfus oIen aifa
aioittain firioittanut tdbdn Iutta.
iaan,
@nfi bubtituusSa tulee 2 muptta
fun oIen pIIut tdGuG bomsteao mnol.
lani. SdduG oIemme %ianneet f0p
bppbesIdmme toisteIa ia fdrIid moit
ia minfdIaista. pitfdfIi tuliTi lueteI.
Ia faifft ne mobinsot mitd on pIaf'
tuIIut. 2estdpppbeqd ia tars
moua olimme 10 padstd notion
pddae, mutta fitte tuli ifdtpin fofe'
mus. Wiime iouIun pdinind tuli
mieIiiairaafi. Winun pitt
bdnet enfin miebd Heb 2obseen, JOSS
ia tobtori MdffnId foitti bdntd boi
Wutta Ell onnistunut Ientdbben
fuin fieud oIetpat maimoibmiiet ct
tudt antaneet bdneue 5itd raubaa,
bdn Hind tilasIa olifi faipannut.
!6dn on fittemmin mietp mieliiairas'
ten parantolaan.
Eddud fotonani fdmi belmtfuun
IL pnd maItion lasten fotoa bepmti,
iofa mel lapieni fiune paitfi nuorin
idi tdnne naapurini bottom toistdi
5eff. Tdmd oil minuae fopa iSfu.
2otoni on MT Putin fuolema olifi fell
Id fdpnpt. Sfdpisidni menin fitte
Reb 2obseen itiedni pirfistdmddn.
Wutta mitddn mirtistpstd en- field
Iaanut. 2omaStt mddrin minua ippt.
telindt niibeu lauieiben perusteela
mitd maimoni mieliIairaana oil bell.
lie fertonut maimoien utelioibtn fD.
ipmpfiiin nostaiqesfa. Sietddbdn,
etta find tiIasia olewa ibminen pu'
buu mitd iattuu. 2ltnoat, iotta mt
nua poremmin pmmdrfimdt oIipa
&. $. Wartioinen ia Martinmdf
ioiben perbeesid mpDs fdtpin ia lot.
fa minua ofaiirpat Iobbuttaa.
Sadad on ptfi naapurini, iotta
otpot tebneet foifenIa meibdn anus
tomiiefiemme~ ia, iosid on nuorin
Iopiemme mpDs boibettamana. 9e
~tdpttdtpat 8ristufien fdsfpd: Sen
futn olette tebueet pbbeue ndistd
mabemmistd minun tpelitstdni fen te
olette tebneet mtnuue." Sitna tapa'
ufiesIa on BELLE onnettawa tunnus'
tiS.
llSfont ON oIut fotpan foetutfen
ala, on ouut puntarisIa, iosfu on
tabbottu painoani foeteIa JOS f1p'
fdiIefH IDpbettdiftn. On tobbottu
foeteua tabbonfo antoutua iumolan.
fielteiIppbeue ell tobbonfo wieId ebeI'
leentin mabnono ppipd: -Omosto
moimastani en- mitddn motif, paon
rpaipua tdpipifi ~tpoimoien oue, Jos
Ell 6erra minuue opuaon oiiIi anita
nut.
:. s. Huutb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12
Saitfafnnnalta.
&enaelIiiem iltamam toimeen.
5. s. S~iIieroos.

- &en8eiliien iltaman toimeen'
PAM tdfdldiIen Suomi SDnoobin
ieurafunnan 2~ristiuinen Nuoriioieu
"a q. DGoDaIin firfon olafalisIa
mime iunnuntai iltana. 2dsnd oil
tpdted tdp5i bupne. Sbielma mpDs
oil runias ia bpipin tpalittu, fidltden
pubeiIa, lauiunioa, tDpri ia pt~iinlam'
lua, pianou, niulun Ia manboliiaia
ioittoa, n. M. nIeimmat o%bielmanu-
merot iuIinat bpnin eiitetpitii. Wor.
finfin onIaitiee iunnustusta ieuraf.
I%eenfDDrin loulu. Nptn fauniista
aIuSta lopii toitooa euemmdnfin.
Sta fofonaii uubesIoan tell nirfis'
tdwdn naitutufIen.
Saunreita mppo0dn baIwaaa
9pbarin liiffeestd.
3be Iinniib 60 OPERATIVE
Grabbing Gumpaufan iobtofunnana
oil fotous tf. 8 D., iosia toimiteitiin
Ieuraapaa:
gasfuia oil u. MattIon postitufs
fiesta ia Yia Sile $1-65.
Sobtofunnan idieniqe pddtettiin
mafiaa muoIifofoufIen pddtDfien
mnfaon SOC iota eofcufIeSta ia Ie
motiettitn tdbdn asti Iufien tdmdn
fofoufien pddtettiin, ettd uuIi itoori
faIusto tuuaan bonffimaan. pdd.
tettiin ettd rleaie'taan" paul Belle.
bumer'in omietama itoort rafennuS
IIdbead Sitp Drug Store'a. Wirfa.
funnan tebtdtpdfii idtetttin itoorin
vleaiaamtnen" Is p. maalisf. 1914
nuobeffi eteenpdin. pddtettiin ettd
mr. Mlfreb 2aartinen tulee banffi.
maan itoori faIustoa ia tpirfafunta
tulee olemaan mufana fohtuuIIista
paltfaa pastaan. pddtetttin ettd
nirfafunta tiebustelee rparebouie'n"
paifaSta.
pddtettiin ettd masta malttuIe lite.
feenbottaiaae Sbeobore 2eppdldae
annetaan tieto iaapma tdnne tt. 20
pdimdfIi.
Yddtettiin ostoa noin 5000 armoi.
men beponen. WirfafunnaI lie annet'
tim oifeus ie tebbd.
Sipuiddnt5ien Iaatiminen fifteen.
boitoian mirfoa nm. %fosfemaffi
pd6tettiin idttdd fipuiddnt5id Ioatt.
moue fomiteaue, iobon tuIee mali
tufii: @lfreb 2aartinen ia Gaper u.
6ariu.
pddtettiin malta intellect mppmddn
oiaffeita Nenport Soc. ia Monticel.
Ion pddae ia fiiben tuli maIihaf{i
gid Mottion ia Sobn eilmonen.
padtettiin iublia Fifteen amaiaiFfIi
fiGoin pdimdn italia Fun life ana.
toan. 2omitea iublia marten pdGtet.
tin idttdd ieuraamaan fofoufieen.
Geuroama fofoms pddiettiin pitdd
II. Fl pnd Flo 3 ap.
2ofouS Iopetettiin.
2ofoutIen puoIesta,
NiHoIas Wotifon,
firiuri.
= WeSiemeriStd iImoitettiin toisio
pdimdnd, ettd finne on tuotu faff
nuorta poifaa WoterSmeetistd. ipp'
tettpnd postiofiifi ipartaubesta. pot
Elem nimet omat Senrp Smsfila 10
Stanlen 9udta, enfimainittu II no,
la toinen 16. SuSfIa or iuomaIat
nen, iotamaStoin totnen Iienee' We
ndidn puoIoIoinen. postioftfistc
faitpat poiat roboia So 90. fefa Ia
beiiestd iefototporofoupasla ottitpo
%ioitoin 'tanoroita. poiot hmonnoui
iesti tuIemat iuomoon onioitun rom
! sqistufienia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12

VbboGu tdten entifiae arm. Iiife'
tuttaniaen; ilmoittan. It'd olen nal.
tamttanut mr. Stat SaIon perimddn
ioataponi futen omionfa ia moipat
fits faitfi, iotfo tietdpdt olemonIa
minulle fpeltaa, Iuo,tamutieua tddr.
ipd bdnen puoleer !. Cullen life pots.
mmaon poiS poittofum alta.
2uunioiiuIfsua
Wanuel SeDi,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12
YleiSOlle.

misunderstanding Suomeen talk
ka tuottaessanne tu~ttavianne Suo-
meSta tame on teille edullisempi
ostaa matkapiljettinne .minulta,
syysta eta nina olen valtuutettu
suoranaiseksi asiamieheksi kaikille
valta-meri Laiva-yhti0ille ia Du-
luth, South Shore & Atlantic Rau.
tatielle. Joten minulta saatte suo-
ranaiset yhti0iden oikeat piljetit
katehenne, eika mitaan ordereita
taikka kuittia, kuten teille usein
tarjolla on.
TIE jokainen y%mmarratte sen, eta
ostettuanne oikean piljetin on Sc
valmis heti matkustamista varten.
Mutta JOS tie estate orderin taikka
kuitin, on Sc vain orderi ia kuitti,
ia taytyy teidan odottaa siksi kun
mes orderin tai kuitin myyja on
tehnyt s~elvityksen sen liikkeen tai
yhtion kanssa ionka ordereita tai
kuittia han myypi.
Senpa vuoksi on teille edullisem-
pi tulla minun luokseni kuulemaan
laivain kulkuvuoroja ia piljetin
hintoia, ioita myyn kaikille valta-
meri linjoille paivan halvempiin
hintoihin.
Minulla on 81 vuoden kokemus
liikealallani ia sen vuoksi voin an
taa teille neuvoja vaikeimmissakin
kohdissa.
Myos toimitan acknowledgements
Suomeen korkeimman kurssin mu--
kaan ioutuin ia varmssti.
Kehoitan teitd, kansalaiset, kaan-
tymaan puoleeni Piljetti ia Rahan-
lahetys asioissa.
Glen ainoa valta.meri laiva.yh-
tioiden ia Duluth, South Shore &
Atlantic Rautatien valtuuttaman
Suomalainen Asiamies Gogebic
renssilla.
Luottamuksesta voitte kysya seu.
raavilta:
Gogebic National Bank,
Ironwood, Mich.
Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne,
Bankers, New York, N. Y.
Kansallis Osake Pankki,
Helsinki, Suomi.
Suomen Hoyrylaiva Osakeyhti0,
Helsinki tai Hango, Suomi.
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Ry.,
Duluth, MINI.
Kaikilta valta. meri Laiva-yhtioilta.
Kaikilta Waite ia Jalkine Tukku.
kauppa.yhtioilta Amerikassa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-12

Sbos Senbrictfon iaapui tafa'Iin
foIme fuuto testaneeItd Suomen
motfoltoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-10
THE YOUNG DAUGHTERS
ALLOWANCE

The problem OF a separate allowance
for the young daughter is causing
good deal of discussion just now. The
Increasing independence OF that young
LADY herself demands special attention,
and justly so. One woman's story may
Illustrate the point
THE eare Of several little ones took
up most of my time" she says. $50 my
oldest daughter was burdened with a
responsibility far beyond her years. She
had better ideas for dressing the children
thar 1 had 1 went out very little and
depended upon her judgment. so the
shopping became her task. Everything
ste selected or suggested made her
fesl that she paid more for It than she
should had shopped so seldom that /
didn't know values or the advances in
prices. Many disputes and unpleasant
scenes followed.
she often asked to buy small access
aosies for herself but was always re-
fused. She saved US the hire OF a maid
ana continually asked for a small allow
snce. We could have given It 70 her.
bat her father couldn't see the need Of
f. She would often rush from the table
81 tears when she had to ask her father
1or money yet We could not see that
shs asklns vas harder for the child than
81 lhe work she did
Hsien always anticipated the needs OF
ne smaller children and seldom failed
= ts|nz Ihaif needs 70 our notice. but
zaiIla q - - much Tor her. Her sen-
zfti1e Independent disposition couldn't
sIaa ~ hahltaaI criticism oT tha hu-
initiation ~ asking FOR everything she
zhe developed traits o. dishon-
and deception. which ruined her life
aNe auF hearts.
4 anen igs 100 late. I see where
ea know naw that every child
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-10
Around the Clubs

The Hospitality Committee of the Philo.
musian Club. of which Mrs. Henry L.
Jump is chairman, will hold meeting
tonight at S:15. Prof. Charles c. Heyl
of the West Philadelphia High School for
Boys, will give an illustrated lecture on
"Glimpses of Artistic Florence"
A meeting of the Delaware County As
sociation OF the Century Club. Of Nor
wood, will take place today mt the club
house. The afternoon session is open TO
club members and their friends.
a public lecture will be given at Hous-
ton Hall of the University of Pennsyl-
vania, on Wednesday, December 16 at 4
o'clock. This is the second of series of
lectures which are being given under the
auspices of the Catholic students organ
izatIon committee, of the University At
this meeting John G. Coyle, NJ. D., will
deliver a lecture on Growth OF Relig-
ious federation In the United States"
The regular Saturday afternoon lecture
will be given in custom Hall at o'clock,
and Edward r. Reichert, professor of
physiology, will speak on Doctor Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde" He will also speak of
the Cease of Becky" as staged by David
Belasco, together with actual instances
of dual personality. Doctor Relchert is
graduate of the University OF Pennsyl-
vanla, and has done scientific research
work at the Universities of Leipsic and
Vienna.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-10

Little patients can be very trying In
deed to the home nurse. They are not
old enough to realize the Importance OF
keeping warm. taking their medicine reg
uIarly and doing what they are told
They require constant watching, too, for
many a dangerous illness has resulted
from a chill caught during convaleseence
after one Of the most ordinary childish
ailments.
In nursing children the home nurse re-
aulres the utmost patience and tact. She
must be gentle, though firm, with the
little invalid, being able to make him
realize that she Is in absolute charge
of the sick room and that In all things
her viii is law.
SOME OF THE DIFFICULTIES.
Children's ailments are always a worry.
You never know what the most simple
cold is going to lead to, and great
deal of the anxiety connected with the
rearing of children is the real difficulty
experienced at times in being able to
discriminate between the symptoms of
various illnesses. A clinical thermometer
should always be kept In the nursery,
and II a child shows signs OF not being
well his temperature should at once De
taken. Tho normal temperature is 9S.4
degrees. II you find It to have risen to-
100 degrees put him at once to bed and
keep him there till he 10 normal again
BY this means much risk can be avoided,
because many a fatal chill has arisen
from a child being allowed to run about
when in a state of fever
INFECTIOUS FEvERs.
II one OF the children should contract
an infectious Illness. think we'll before
you undertake his nursing yourself. Re-
member that 1t will mean isolation from
all the rest of the family for you, as
the patient and his nurse must be iso-
lated. The siokroom should be at the
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In this matter OF dress. however, APP
pearances are all too frequently over
done. No prospective employer Is Inn
pressed by the showy girl, no sensible
man charmed by the overdressed woman
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MODES OF THE HOUR

Hats, at the present writing. can be
divided into two classes, the hat with
the generous brim and the hat absolutely
without. The hat with the wide brim
must be graceful, artistic and picturesque
The hat without must have certain
dash, an audacious quality-a defiance OF
millinery tradition and convention.
There appears to be an inclination
towards posing the toque or turban
higher and higher on the head, as the
season advances. and the Scotch bonnet,
favorite with the youthful, is worn at
the same reckless angle that the killed
Scotch soldier wears his
SILK, satin, velvet and fur take the place
of felt where the turban is in question.
But In the way of trimming there is
nothing barred, unless IL is the regulation
ostrich plume which would make one of
the small hats top-heavy.
A recent Lucille model, called the
sabre hat" is a small velvet turban with
n sword-liKe feather standing at least a
foot and half high and placed directly
I'm front.
This is the favored position, whatever
the feather, but not carried to this ex-
treme height A toque that is almost coy
cred with fiat ostrich feather trimming
has two stripped ostrich feathers placed
on the top OF the crown in the centre,
from which lofty position they aspire al
most directly heavenwards,
Cloth that matches the suit makes a
very attractive draped tuTban in COM
bination with fur. This has the eclat
of fashion in the highest degree.
Turbans made entirely of taffeta rib
bon are also very smart and elongated
loops are used. as a rule, to give the
plquant air essential to their success.
The broHd-brimmed hats are showing
in colors now more than in black. Sand
or putty color Is popular although the
brim is often faced with black velvet.
Blue Is also a favorte, from the mid
night shade to the faded old tapestry
blue. The color called "betterave,"
which is a melodious word for beet-root
and the shades in line with those known
as raisin and prune, are used by the
designers of many charming creations in
headgear.
Feathers and flowers, wonderful velvet
flowers, adorn the brOad-brimmed hat and
add to It's beauty. Hats that keep one
tone for the trimming and the hat proper
have decided elegance.
There are two ways, distinctive Of the
season, for wearing the veil with the
small toque or turban. One way is to
have IL basted inside the turban so
that II falls straight from the edge
Another way, and perhaps newer, is
to gather the length of the veil and
fasten IL at the top of the crown. From
there 1t falls, completely covering the
turbap and the face. This is illustrated
i'm the little bisque-colored velvet turban
sketched today.
Real lace wells are delightful possess
sions. and not an extravaganza. when II
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IN AND NOVEL IDEAS LATEST FASHIONS
WHEN THE CHILDREN FALL SICK
n Time of Hines. Is Trial for the Children and Those Who Have
n. Car, Of Tbem-IIsre are Few Hints by One Who Has
Been Through it ALL

TON Of the house; carpets, curtains and
ali the necessary furniture must be
taken out of the room, which must be
thoroughly cleaned before the patient is
taken into H. what is more, sheet
saturated with carbollc must be hung
outside the doorway OF the room. None
of the cups, saucers or plates used by
the patient should be allowed downstairs,
but must be washed by the nurse her
self. The nurses dress also should be
of cotton washing material, and not OF
woollen stun. in which germs are apt
to lurk
CoNvALBsCENCE.
Il Is during the convalescence Of the
little patient that a nurses task is apt
TO be most arduous, he ls 80 full of
whims and fads and fancies. As rule,
he will fatty refuse to take his medi-
cine. one cannot be harsh with sick
child, and yet at times It is most DIM
cult to know how to make him take IL,
especially II It has a really nasty taste.
have found that in these circum-
stances gentle coaxlng always answers
best--at least. IL does with my boys.
make the little patient watch the lines
which mark the measurement of the
liquid, and tell him that as each line
is left clear he is a step nearer to re-
covery. 1 appeal to his pluck also, and
IL the medicine is unusually nasty, I
let him take a peppermint, or some sim
pie kind of sweet that will not do him
harm, after he has gulped down his dose,
to take away the taste.
or one thing 1 am very CAREFUL never
neglect my own health for know that
To do so would be as bad for the patient
as for myself So 1 take my meals reg
gularly, and never allow my nerves to
get on edge. 1t requires strength of mind
to be able to do this, but then you must
have some strength Of mind II you are
to be a good nurse.