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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
HEALTH TALKS
William Drady-h.D.
FEASIBILITY.

n you wish 20 study the psychology
Of ios-.c YOU wifi md "a typically exem-
pihed 500 the circulars. booklets. imi-
tat.on typewritten letters and adver-
Using matter of the nostrum manu-
facturers. both ethical and patent %
it Influences even the doctors them
selves. for one OF the shining lights
In the great mass OF ethical Chat IS.
aristocratici physicians Is a mere mix
ture % clay. Eiyceriue. scent and
plausibih,y. This costs the patient a
pretty price-yet there are physicians
who prescribe q rs pouitice in pref
ercnce 20 thu standard and efficient
naNseed meal In the end "a Is all the
same. ths consumer pays dearly Sor
the plausshuity.
Questions and Answers
Artificial Respiration: II not too
much trouble. V-iil YOU please give
brief direction Tor the performance OF
artificial respiration. And also state
whether "a Is advisable 20 roll the
drowned person on a barrel
Reply.
The simplest. most effective method
% making a dead man breathe Is this.
AAH@ea Ea'AAf eaA NAlE ~NNaAAa AaAn
hs face turned to.xartl one side. and
the palms OF his hands down beside
bis faco Kneei astride OF his waist
press your palms downward upon hts
lower ribs by svayinE forward the
weight - your body. keeping your
arms stir Release pressure and rest
a Few seconds Then -epea; the pres
sure. a; the rate % Is times per min
ate. 20 initiate natural breathing This
al accomplish more than the spec,ae-
niar arm pumping business can: Il
permits water 20 run OUT % the mouth
Never roll a drowning man on a barrel
that vii enfanEcr his chances o.
survival Ev~ry chiid should be
t2lsht tsLs arsi aid method
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

young lady driving an automobile
was about 10 turn a corner. Another
car was coming from the opposite di-
rectiou. The girl had lost her head
and instead OF turning TO the right
made a short cut to the left TO give the
other more room. The result was a
crash.
The girls auto was a light one, the
other heavy and strong. Consequently
the light machine was smashed and
the girl thrown out A young man
who was driving the machine that had
done the damage jumped from his car
and picked the girl up.
Are you much hurt -
II don't know Then seeing the re
mains of her wrecked machine she col
lspsed In the young mans arms. he
carried her 20 his auto. put her on the
resr seat and, not knowing what else
10 do. took OF his hat and famed her
with It Presently she opened her
eyes and again they fell on the heap
of Junk that had a few moments be
fore been a new runabout
IN make you pay for this" she
cried viciously, tears starting TO her
eyes.
You won't have to make me pay;
I'll be only too glad to pay you for
your machine. only hope you are
not injured yourself
Papa gave It 10 me only yesterday"
My dear young lady. never mind
your car. Tell me how you feel
Il feel as II were going to faint"
And she did. The young man got
into the car and propped her up until
she came TO herself again
Fortunately they were no an unfre-
quented place. and no crowd gathered.
The young man did not therefore
scruple TO let the girls head fall on his
shoulder. and in order TO keep her from
falling over Il was necessary 10 put his
arms about her He dreaded lest she
should never come to her senses, and If
she did she would catch sight OF her
wrecked gift again and suffer another
collapse. He placed himself. so far
n he could. between her eyes and the
wreck. He was very much ratified,
scarcely knowing what he did Wbeth-
or Il was because he had lost his head
or because he thought 1t might revive
her. he kissed her.
Il may or may not have served the
purpose. At any rate, soon after the
application Of the remedy she was her
self again.
Cant you manage TO keep a grip
on yourself while I take you some
where ?"
Where she moaned.
TO n drug store or a.
She had caught sight OF the wreck
and was or again. though this tine
not in a faint
Just think o mr wrecking my
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Lord Coehraas. -Eo orEariEsf her
reet ard ~ tks F-ezch Coic-sl Fab
ri@r. pho irstrsc-sd fhsir armies IN
E1rooean tactics
l- % 70 % thlr. hgusser. he TURKS
roatln1sd to trfzmpa srerYraare arf
resisted a. p-ess-srs rut 4pu- 'hefz -
otas- E1ru9@ar DoEers '1 make coz
ceEsl0es.
a tr-atF "a oo1ciuded o. I.czfon
r.lr 8. 1871. bstwse1 Britair. Franes
Ez6 R1saa f1- tie paelfentica o.
Gree aa1 uEsu tha rzsfiatioa %;
tksss tar~e pousrs 80 fscllzef -
tss g. Fan. rh~.r uEifsd fssts urdsr
ArnirnI Cod-frr tor asfacksd aat an
rgAi.a.=esl re Tarriss feet % S.vf-uo
o. 81. 1897. Later or. Fsb 2. 1850,
a p-ertocoI q ths ali'sf powers fsciar-
- me lrfspsuf-res % Gr~ocs which
vas -rcuEz Eet ~ ~ port1 tz April
- se= cane Tsar Orfo. gDg-E
prlrrs % Bavaria. uas made EinE Sis
o.1r-- vvas AZ 1-st aaso'1is. but Ms ar
as-a-~ rzsEEsfs arE tss p-s111fs--
Erer - rave e. -ta 0srmara On sov
--r-s1s caused - rshsTf1a arf his 81
forced ahdlcatio1 ~ tse throne.
Tns c-nwr was thra o@srrt %
r-f-o- Aifr~s % FzrEi1nf ard ~ Nm
-rs1saf Prrce william George Of
rIs--1rrE vas then p-pc. a-uef a.
rcirr Ce1rrs o
"a 1854. ere f9-isn ts'es. ar i1fep~n-
fsat rupubrL- under ths profe-fi1r -
grsas Britain. uus. tkrouEh British IN.
f1ener. anurxsf 90 Cree
Arnfr. fr 1881. TurErT vas 20
frrs-resd - to puvsrF composiuE ere
triple euterts % cst~ 5000 Square
=usa % rheasaIy 20 Cree. r. ~
az frsurreeti11 % Ctrtsriaus tu crete
I'D % ths irtsrfsrsura - Greece Ard
fhs var sir T>rksT. TIE Turks
suaef1y drove ths Greeks from ne
northern f-uEEs- ruf uvsrr1u 'rh~s-
-alv and Gree was enabled uriT
thrUuFh ts~ eEorts % her former
f-frrfs arouE t1n great powers 60 OBJ
tale renzouahf~ terms o. pace.
90 sor.f seem teur che entry o.
Greece into tE~ war fs matr impe~a-
Give n che wishes 90 rFtaIE che t-ieut.
chip 90 EF~ porsrfli nation t1 whom
ste ID Indebted 90 greatly Besides. o.
fs prompted HF ssifirtr-Hst Greece
ras t1oEef s1~ long ri-s e1rHt1-s T.r
Hr0- a. Errus OF ere MANY Islands boz
F.-.-r tr- coast t- tsr feFarr sea.
rre cruortrr.-y r=e-F p-1r'ErE 90
Ers Frr desire
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Esceus a<hsiax IN rrGacs ts sid 70
have rrsutsrd tn a. great Losses as
tAese as wsfsrio-s and - 81 Gel 80
rnifted ca b0th siGss fHtf rofhi1E
Worth while Was ioss or gained. TIE
n,sfsis tiass 49, 90 coo Erstct Win rs1
tkat thor~ sssrus % - sotafrE % 90
~Ssspt -swss.~ sas - does ie checkers
tkl os~ SIDE Or ~ ofssr runs out ~
material. Teis may - fairy sallstse
terry So tho-s NHo are rsassEioE a.
fairs nsse Bow g. rs~ fellows VITO ere
bsinx swapDe,t snsgy S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
Mar. % in American
History.

1S0i-Crazy Paul. notable and despodc
emperor of Russia. murdered by
mobiles; born 1854
1S15-Treaty of Vienna Great Britain,
Austria. Russia and Prussia were
parties. In coalition against Napo
leon
1913 - Cyclonic storm struck Terre
Haute. Ind. Omaha and many Ne
braska towns. Heavy loss OF lis
and property.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

cuse for another
lnvestiEatiou. a.
provided for IN
The pending naval
bill except Tor the
purpose % delay
or prevent the
construction % a
government arInor
plant Although
tn . investigators
% 1905 took paina
90 making their
report % suioxiEe
the amor G o m
panies. hud al
though their pol
ley throughout
their calculations
g. % The cost %
afmor plate seen
90 have been 90 re-
solve all doubts GA
favor % the rims
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

TIE HsthteEsm steel couparT. lt fs
nov learned. untI ere outbreak o. rsr
war. kad been sell ne 60 pee cent Of
iss output % biz guns tp Gerua ANY.
TnouEs 20 per cert % this stock ts owr-
81 b. G@rusans m taa rot es.tatst
nov that Gsifvery 90 Germany has
bseu cue OF. 10 Go Business with tr~
allies Tie ~ortt wide var truss
knows no natioaaifV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
THE vTCTssrTUDEs OF
GREECE

The rsmors tsst Grs~cs r-sv eater
sn- xrvss werid wsr make togbY h.
ts<ssrsn< me history % ma eggzsrT
IN ssessrr ssms@ F'rue the yssr t-ts
TO 1871 ne sSrsess were sgafsrts,5 Co
the eeva4ssss.or - she TllzEs Ou Jas
Z. f<ss. tssy rsveitet against rurSsF
and fsesrvst tssmssisss iadspsseses
snG sazsEsys e. ritter ave ysars
ss-usxie wfth ttsfr off masters
Th~v r-cstvsss tas al ~ "a. EExf1ss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

rhe eo-s % urinE .s lees row fsar
for manv moufas. accerdlaF fa an af
Seer 81 me National Retain Grarrrf
assneiat.oc VguI As rr1gbr.otrs pee
hav. tried t1 safffe aI tHe u.f frEr
araief aaak.af Upon ere tr~1ertfs
noW give srr latter FrT rref.r t1r
ms
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

senator pgfafextsr's sarsiaE s5 st-
Republicans mat those ws9 velet rsr
R0ussveig two years aE1 must noe e7
expected % Support any candidate .s
1915 wts b. rot % progressive Tear
tn<s A. stEsiacant. laasmuch az ta-rr
never has been b1t ore progressive
presidential passlbufsv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Wtsronsfn university prupuers 90
deuaorssrnsr WV Kisses shogrf ar te-
tfvsrssf shruuEh q scFrrn t1 prevent
tr1tasnfzsst1 81 dTGErregs bFcfrrfr.
re- t. a splendid at-a baf rss fellow
Who tagsnted ths scrrec ssouff sat
huftd his hsues Of a. fortune t-orf roT-
alties COO bfEh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

ft Is stAted that $4,000 people have
besn tiIied aad a numher greater thaa
that perJnsa1eutiy ula4Eed i1 tbH last
20 years es a resuit - trvapassiaF or
rRifro,sa rights % wav. tn other WORDS.
there we're snogEn sccid-ats % ttls
SinG aions 90 practically we ogt The
raHsd States stsnfiaE amy. Evt-
dsutiy tas psrtis % pearu deserve coz
siderssfou a. ais tine. as wei al ere
pssrifs % WaF-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Exposuru % o. pIot 90 solst uBou tss
Nasfrfan F1VeruHrcf fafrrIar C.arF
for anfforms % rH~ soldiers shows slaF
ne Druiahorr interests watch gssa.'F
se@k 60 sssf-u on naf.auaf misfortune
are dofns byssiaesa ta Eurore. lGtloF
aao.ner urasstfrasF phase Cd Fb- s.fsa.
ff15n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

ur Smaller Mathews. Essrrfior chat
there e. ctr st-F Influence be-EF OK
ertsa az ths be1rst 90 cone EsreBeFr
power Or powers 90 PROVOKE war Do
tween ths United States nrf Japar
ouzhf to BE- enogra t1 start rrr RCD
usond rearaoa f16e9o oT aE1fr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Norha-E o. the way % medical elite
rrasure~ 81 quite 20 misleading as the
uear-los.e % the advertising man.
Even eiucatrd physicians must bc
cout.ruaily alert % detect tho fatal
weakness, o. the arguments put for
uard ~ behalf % the new remedies
which are daily thrown upon the mar
Es'. Tho Iavman. especially the man
afI cfsl with q stuatteriuE % medical
Or Physiological knowledge. falls"
Tor this csc. a. the saying 20. % his
Ultimate reErut-
A a conspicuous example % such
piatisibiiity the so-caiied internal
BAH vine over many otherwise eau
tious o. suspicious Wet ms. OF course
everybody knows that an enema =
sometime n suitable measure FOR
esnVtyinE the bowel. but 5. - curious
how certain invai'ts car be persuaded
That &C expensive apparatus is ucces-
say for this purpos. Perhaps the
great abuse % the tern -auto-.utoxica-
t'oa~ hs'ps ia the sale % internal
bafh- apparatus. AZ any rafe che
plausible Arguments offered By So pro
rsotr-s serve Co convince. The prospect
tkat Do can't gee ueIi and happy un-
isss - -bats~e- where nature never
irtsafsd that - shogif haths. once
a day.
Tsi-tes Lissratu-v
Aaosf~r scheme Tor e1tra-flou 70
nDesY from che pockets % unsortl.
uatss who think thew must D. ~shovn
l. tss Gisir'hafioa % an Innocent look
irE tsEf book % hygiene Which 10
fen - fairly accurate statstasuts in.
ferses-sed as safe irtsrsas vita rais
iaafis-z aae uutr1~ statements whlch
zre ees'Erss % ps-~usds the reader
tha' - car - hs'p~4 ori~ bv-~eii.
~ aAzs o: ths nost-sm doesn't mai
tsr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

rhs Eu-iInstou Gazstt~ SAYS n viii
Be Eood news for t1s people 70 taat
town 20 fearn. with ire approach ~
tas op~ninr - tl~ river packet sen
aou. rhaf Ehe British blockade does roo
extend - TIE ~Gsruan raval tnses
~ uaFsrgort aaf ~. Madison.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Eert n,asr-f % Camp JOY fame 40
psars 20 have al advlsasaEo over ere
other lltbus operators ie tsis city. for
h. can Gss hfs ears turing tFe dayt'nr
rsr ostsnsfbtr ieEitlmarr trtf1e. asf Ff
uizht snpioy mem ss -frefrrs- f1r
bic rpsort on rtfrF avenge wtfre fte
pofios agreaF 10 have had some dir
cialtv On hnGfaE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

BUSINESS rN@AWNETN W GNAoNl~'iias
one day a good customer brought
In a large roll OF fresh country butter
90 one OF the stores in that town. had
O. weighed and lef, her grocery order
70 be filled while she did some more
shopping. The merchant thought the
roll OF butter mighty heavy for its
size. so he cut Go IN half Right in the
middle OF the ron was stone that
weighed three pounds Butter was
cheap then and sugar was high. so he
put the stone in the sack OF sugar his
customer ordered and sold it back az
a nice Skiatook. Okla. Sen
tiueL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
A Reminder.

Germany reports that some OF the
shells sent over the trenches by the
allies were Made IN America" Some
years ago Russian shells captured by
the Japs az Port Arthur and Mukden
bore the legend MADE I'm Germany
Business IS business.-Oma Bee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

COMES the news that Jersey thieves
stole every chicken belonging 20 the
warden Of the Essex county Jail. Our
guess is that the guilty parties were
former inmates who had been led on
the warden's bean soup.-Philadelphia
telegraph
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Wn~,hsr nllaafs f. 70 have q coast
tutloraL conventioa fs eNgscted b b.
a~.r1deG az sar.srfsif ms week. o.
nfTht as well cone now a. later for
ths stare wI nsv-r b. hagpy uI DO
Esfs ore
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

As q man grows older nothing is
much more depressing than 10 look
up the insurance tables and ind out
how much less his chances Of life are
now Ohio state Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
Something 20 Fisht FOR.

rcverai articles on the war. but 70 is
not expected that they win be under
stood until long after peace has been
declared-San Francisco Chronicle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Ors broadsifs from he usw hatfis-
ship FernsyiganlH VIA cosf $4,000.
when VII makr "a almost a. sEpe1
sire to oD~rafs az ths PsnzsTivtnia 70
pshfrAn nal -rr-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

Bx-No man ever succeeded in bus
mess who kept watching the clock.
Dix-Oh. I don't know. There's the
train Dispatcher Brooklyn Eagle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
&NSii.
~ CONGRESSMAN CLYDE y. TEV
Es.Ep

tg.r-r 30 csrrrs1 frn-- % TIE A-Eufl
wasainEtoE. d c. March &o.-with
TIE SPACE report % the investigation
% 1906 On exlstsace. there 20 no e1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

ed productivity during the period Of
transfer would be a calamity.
The various tangles into which the
question uuraveIs seems effectively 20
obstruct any positive action. Mean
while some Germans are being sent
out of Russia, and are Temporarily re-
placed by competent persons of other
nationality. Some, in view OF the in
dispensability of their services. have
received special permission to remain
at their posts. Those who have been
expelled are concentrated in camp
in Siberia and in the Ural districts,
awaiting the outcome Of the war and
the fate which shall decide whittier
they are to be allowed TO go TO their
homes in Russia or the homes of their
fOrefathers in Germany.
Copenhagen. Correspondence Of
The Associated Press. The torpedo
hydro-aeroplane a new war craft JIM
vented by Professor Knud Nystrom. Is
being shown here privately to mem
bers Of the Swedish parliament. II IS
designed chiefly for use against sub
marines. The torpedo seaplane traT-
els at high speed close 10 the surface
of the water, and can discharge its
torpedo at very long ranges.
Boulogne. France. Correspondence
of The Associated Press "A patriot
ic French landowner has placed al
the disposal of the British military
authorities the magniicinet forest OF
CondeJte. for use as a camp for con
valescent horses. The forest ad-
Joins the historic castle of Hardeot
where were signed the preliminar es
Of peace between England and France
in 1874.
Copenhagen. Correspondence OF
The Associated Press. THE German
authorities now also demand passports
for babies \ Danish woman in Kold-
ing (Jutland) wished 10 pay 2 visit
to some relatives on the other side
OF the frontier. She had a passport
for herself. but this was not sufficient.
The German soldiers also demanded
passports for her two small children.
who are twins. and only four months
OF age
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

THE fox tro,, We are told. will cure
insanity. Never did suspect II would
be much account in relieving a rheu-
matte. unless he fell and killed him
self !. ". c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
TIE HOUSE OF LEE.

THE HOUSE OF LIFE.
To what old friend or foe
Do this hostel owe
This prison house no presence knows
but mine.
Part hestial part divine;
This house wherein oft shine
The lamps OF dream, the taper-glow
or thoughts; where ghosts glide 10
and fro
Old ghosts % hate and love. that sun
der
The silence with their breathing low;
And. pale with wonder,
Hope and Despair. with footsteps swift
or slow.
Pace in the darkness, Its chief cham
Der under
And come and 90
Around the living clock that beats
below.
7 fancy He who willed Il.
And out OF silence drew
This house OF Joy and rue
And with the darkness filled il,
Thought. in His Hearts high essence.
The visest thing 20 DO
~or me as we'll as you
Was. IN the walls He builded.
To hide somewhere the clew
That leads us 20 His presence
Above the starry blue.
M. F. Cawein.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

WE would imagine that the average
Chicago voter. after reading the
charges that the press agents Of
sweitzer and Thompson have been
hurting back and forth through the
newspapers. would be about convinced
that neither was worthy OF his sup
port at the polls
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
CHORDS AND
DISCORDS

IN Pittsburgh jitbus drivers are
called jockies. II you have taken a
chance in some OF the vehicles that
are whisking between the cities these
days you must have felt thar YOU had
had your FIRST lesson as a jockey also.
ENPOSITIONS are supposed 20 be
educational. yet one OF the first news
items from san Francisco tells OF a
duel between the India rubber man
and one of the Zone giants.
BONE Luck lives near Camanche.
Iowa He wouldn't make any mistake
trying a. passing
Heard on Street Car.
Who's going 20 win in the var"
7 haven't the slightest idea Any
way. I am neutral"
You are. Ell? Well nov. what is
your idea OF neutrality
simply keeping your mouth shut
when YOU see a d fine chance TO
get into trouble"
SPEAKER Champ Clark is to be
made an honorary member of the vol
unteer fire department at Pass Chris
tian. Miss, for effective work in help
ing 70 queuch a blaze in a hotel there
az which he was a guest. Now we
may expect his political enemies 10
charge that this was staged as a fore
runner 20 the speakers presidential
boom. n they do they'll have 70 ad-
NIT Il was a hot one az that.
THOSE European theatrical per
formers almost amaze the ordinary
American with the high values they
place upon their lives. SEVERN. pan
feminist was offered $1,000 a week
for tour II the variety theatres on
this side. He refused. explaining he
would not hazard the risk OF subma-
rines and torpedoes for such sum.
but he would accept 81 200.
To Otto. Milt and Becke. The Office
goat recognized your communication
In a pile Of contributions and went
south with IL before we could give 1t
due consideration However. the joke
has been overworked in these quar-
ters since the advent or the jitbus, and
we do not feel whit unkindly to-
wards Nannie.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28
SOCIAL LEADERS
III GOI THAN MUST
~ a IIEF LJPIIOlklES

Itervals. The strong social element in.
cures OH this side Of the wafer fill Is
the health resorts and demands a,
than at the cures abroad; but iftAthe
they are there all the same as results
ffand certainly no one can deny that
theyeare worth while
| There must be scashore air. there
must be mountain air. there must be,
no end of visits, there must be- some
formal resort Of fashion to- fiji ups the
weeks that formerly We're spent
abroad. Every place where society
|congregates is credited with an extra
ordinary booking CT wollldAbes resi-
dents for the summer, while hotelflife
bids fair to be more popular than it
has been for many long year. Ho-i
tells with cottages, are receiving a lot
of attention, fro it is decidedly the
thing to Try to be exclusive when one
) is obliged to live alta hotel and not
lin ones own home 1t is certainly
la costly enough way OF living to in
sure its eSclusiveness. sss5as
AUST Have Four Houses.
No. less than four houses IRE re-.
nuired to carry one through the sum-
Imert it5ones1S&e exclusive enough to pre-
fer one own home, and in these days
when economy is the watcllwprd,, four
homes fashionably run. call for an ex-
pend1ture sufficient for the income OF
i.evcn that extraordinary Individual
known as a mutt i ni II Ienaire. 9Atf
least one Of these four houses must must
be conducted on the most expensive
lines, 50 that formal entertaining can
be carried on successful The other
may be called mere camps OF Shoot,
ing boxes but if the truth We're told
they are far more luxurious than vas
formerly thought possible. The por-
celain tub and modern plumbing have.
worked a revolution in the wild erneSs.
and in rough fife generally that even
the chef and the French maid were,
3powerlcss to achieve The Adirondack,
camp OF 20 years ago, tho shooting
box and the hunting lodge Of former
days. had but little in common with
the buildings OF the present day that
bear heir names. A II the same time
there must be some raushins 1T. tic
round out the season, and tile rough
camp is Immensely fashionable for at
least a fortnight.