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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

q ew Dorf, 0en n. 0}ai.

70 10 y o L I, 0en ~. WtaI
Ger g9onuemono oieies Sabres
felt Die @eoulo unierer 5rauen lmo
jllngeu Wfao1en allf cine barte 4rc.
be. 4dngit iino Die 9lusitathlngeil
fiir Die neue Saiion fertig uuo mal.
martet uur oarnut oaB Ger ggetter.
9ott elm @inieben baben noae. glber
er i6eint unerbittlidb 81 iem. iino es
iiebt beinaDe 70 ans, ais wcnu rNierc
SboHei iid] mod ldnger geOuloeu
miiBten Qas Syaden.aoitim, benz
man por einigen &o6en ibon in gro
Fer 8abl 6e9eanete, bat ldn9it mieoer
Dem oiden&intermautel meidjen mil
fen, uno Die neuen yone piece aleis
Der Die ouralf mortcu, nit Den brei-
ten Sdulter.Scarfs BON &liih ooer
eiaer Der ila6en Rel5drtcu getrager
81 per0en, mer0en Dor Der &at0 nod
I'M aleiberihrmf bleiben miiiieu.
9lber MIR getroit enolih nntB eS Doll
Sriibling peroen.
g9ei Der in oieier @o6e abge5olte
nen .9lctor's 6imo 8oir" iit audi eine
glbtbeilung fir nnerifonilbe Mooel
Dertreten, ole einen 0eutlihen 9eueiS
0ofiir liefert, onB ole 9eitrebungen
bon Seiten Der Stoif 5abritanten,
bic 6abritatipH gu f6rOsrn, uno Ii@
BON Der Yariier W}ooe.0erritoft los
alioeen, bereits oie erfrelllibiten Re.
fultate se8eitiet 1aben. Die groben
Ghrpierigfeiten beim Support nit o..
nen man felt 9egimn 0es @eltfrieges
5l f1n1pfen bate, uno Ole IN leBter
3eit iicb beionoerS iiibIbor mohtelb
gaben oen glnlaR 81 oieier 9epegung.
WSon min Dem 9ublifium bier INTO Der
gBelt iiber6aupt betpeiier, 0aB mir
@aris iebr Dobl entbebren fonner,
uno penn man 70 fortfdbrt, pie bis.
Der, miro eS nidt all8u lanqe oaliern
bas olte, felt eingelUur5elte@oaIrtbeii
aus5iirotten. g9ar Der 9egriff N}ooe
Usher bod mlr oenfbar in gerbin,
orna nit &nriS 0ie erflulipe D}ooe
0ame marBte ibre Goiletten alls RoriS
be3ie6er, ooor Die angebiden Barrier
Wlo0elle bier fnuieu.
gtun bat Der GinfIuB 6es @eltfrie-
ges oaS notionala G6rgefiibl pah-
geriittelt, mo Elm einntiitbiges 81.
iamnlenluirfen bon Sabrifanten itnN
Wlltlter5eidnern ge5eitigt, oas 5u ben
idoniten &offrnmgen beredtigt @8
lit oub nid,t redt cir8gieben, tpcss
bolb Elm 2anO mic 9lmerifo, No ic
DieIe Salente aus aller Melt ii& 3u-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

oung nit cinfar6tgcm Serge, Eatteta
ODER 9lilas gearbeitet. 0as 6oilloro-
W1lrlter in Golta Dot lit immer nod
iehr beIiebt, eiH meiBes Wliiter arl
6lauem @rlnO oOer umgefebrt Sir
Oas IN Geoe itebenoe Wlooel fam ma
rineblau uno altroia genIitertes
6oularo, oeiien@runo lobiarbig mar,
IN &crbinoung nit einfarbig blauem,
teiuem TafTeta 3ur 8erpeHoung. Ob=
nc lSrage cine etlpds auffollenos Gar.
Decentralization, ober ditBerlt mir
funosooa uHO trot oaem iibcroliS
Ibid. 9uocm tbut Der ountelblans
Soffcta Elm llcbriees, Die lebbofteren
Conc 5u niloern. Die mlueerpol
mciden 9iilien ser nSSumpcr" Slollig
t6eilpn iid oub Dem 9iod nit, 10 Dab
Ger @iieft ocs @an8en iibcrouS gra
clos it, 9emerfcnswertb iinO Die To-
ZEN, onnutbigen 9inien oes SolSab
idlliies un0 ole oberbalb ocS Sano-
Qelenfs iih erYueiternoen 9lermel..
gei GSelegenbeit Der oeri6ieOener
9litslteuungen BON Sommerfleioern
6rdnat iid @inem oie @abruebmnne
ouf, oaB ipeiBer Crepe De dine in
ousaeoe6ntem 0tnBe 8eripenorngI
finoet, iolppbl fir Glei0er BON gani|
einfu6cn SinieL pie fir iold)e bon
oniprudsnoucrem Snp. Crepe o.
dime, 70 6ciBt es, miro in bielen Sal
len an bic Stelle bon SerIeH @elpebe
treten, beionoers mabreno Der Bet
6es ie6r parnen @etter5. 9ie 6rmL
ole in ibren glu3u9 germ Sdid nit
@orHfort oerbilioet, miro oober MIDI
perfeblen Denigitens ems oieler Gre
pe 0e dime @leioer nn5ltlfaffen. SSn
uuierer 5ipeiten gI6biloqug ieben mir
EN- Seleio bon meiRem Crepe oe dime.
oas nob einfablteu &inien gearbeitet
mo trob0em, ooer oielleidt gcraoe
oes6aIb bon rei3enOer @irflmg lit.
Gas, mas an G5arnihtr oorbanoen,
1T neit uuo ori9iue4. @s lit Dies DC
ginfii9lnq BON GuaOroten, bon golo-
farbigem Crepe De dine in 9oroiiren-
@ffeFt 0as gleide Nioterial finoet
old @erlpcnoung fin ben SrageR
oon imgemobnliher gSorn, Dem iih
Elm ticfes g)ofe anIcblieBt 2ange, iib
uad ltnten berengenoe glerluel betu.
men fcrner BEN einfaden Gbarafter
oes &leiocs.
IS lit otter ihon an oteier Stelle
oiif oie oliSgeoebnte Gerbreitiing bon
Stiderei alsW}ittel 5urglusidmiidimg
BON &leioern bingerpieieu wor0en,
bod bonoelte qs iib bier itetS Inn
9lrabesfen oDer 9lumenmliter, in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

genituno, ser Bel pielen 6rauen Die
b6dite 9eaHhtng finoet, bon anoern
0agegen oollig ignorirt miro @s gibt
SSrailen, Die es ridt iiber lid geipin-
men, auS5igebcn, o6ne ibrem 9ln5ug
ben ,,ri9tigen 9lbidluB4 5lt geben,
oen Ill ibrcn Augen crit Der Sbleier
inerleibt, uno es gibt on0ere, Die ourh
nid5tS 81 beruegell iino, ous @eiic5t III
einen St6leier 5lt biiaen. Dies iinO
freilid5 5fpei @rtreme, Die uidt NAB
gebeno iino. Ole goloene YiittelItro-
Be lit aud bier, mie it6eroa, oas Rihs
ttge. Wtan fam gan3 noh Der Bit-
tcrlng uno Ger @eleaenbeit eineu
Sdleier tragen ooer niCbt. &icl
fommt notiirlicb 0arauf an Oh elm
Sbleier fleibiam lit. glidt ieoer
sSrolt itebt er port6eilboft 5u @eiiht
lluO IN oieiem Sale tbut iic mo5l, iba
iort8uloiien. 9lber es gibt rauhe ino
Diubise Gage, an oenen aus prafti=
ideu @riiir0en Elm S6leier fat I'M.
cntbebrlicb lit. gfi9ts iRirft 70 itoren0
ODER mitimter aud tomiidb, ais eire
gut gefleioete 6rou nit bonn @inoe
5er5aultem Saar @S lit entidieOen
beier, Ole flntterlloen in6dnoigen
Strdbnen ourh elm neur au6 nod
70 feines, 8ortes @eipe6e in @epabr-
lam 81 balten.
Sir SSrouen, 6ie oen Sdleier be.
fiirlporten peroen oie iiingIten gtooi-
tdten atf oieIem @ebiete gerDiB bon
SntereIic iein. @iele oerieIben 5cigen
neue uno orieinele 01lIter, oie einen
'3arten Seint IN bortbeiIbofter ggeiie
1aberL 0oA limo ollA ioIAe oarnnter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
SIR ole &h6e.

@bge5Ogene SemmeIfup.
p e. ~ Bon 4 9fs aItbadenen Mil9s
broten Tbdlt man bic Rin6e ob, I9neiz
bet iie in Stiide, lsgt iie in cine &aiIes
role unb ldBt Iie, nit Ipbiel @aiIer
itbergofen, pie man Suppe brau9t,
uuter fIeiBigem Riibren 10 W}inuten
Our9to9en. Damn riibrt man ben
8rei bur9 Elm Sieb, oerOiinnt i6n,
psnn n0tbig, nit etipas @aIIer ober
9rii6e, t6ut etpos geriebene D3ustots
nIB uno cine 4riIe DeiBeu pfeffer
oa5u, lGBt bic Suppe gum &o&en
tOmmen un6 5ie6i tie, TObaIb lie ni9t
me6r to6enO beiB 1T, nit 1-2 in et=
mas Mebl berquirlten @ibottern ob
Sauertrdut NIT 5lei19=
etn1age. 2 pfunb Sauertraut,
/ 3piebel, 2 SaKen MoFer, Ii @Bz
I5ffel Jett, I pFun0 bur95ogeuer, se=
rGu9erter Sped, 1 @Bl0ffel @isbl, 2
9fun6 &ortoffeln, na9 8ebdrf 1-2
GBI0ffel GFig. Sn beiBem 5ett
I9nibt man bic geipiegte 3ptebel un6
bas Mle6l, fiigt bos nit elmer @abel
5er3upFte Sauertraut Bel unO bGmpft
es unter mebrmdligem @en6en ca.
5 W2inuten. Damn gieBt man bas
@aKer uno penn n0t5ig, ben GKig
baram fiigt Oos Sleif9 BEL, lGBt alles
cine 6olbe Stimbe to9en, gibt Die ge=
f6Glten gan3en &ortoffeln au, tr6t
bas @eribt nod cine @iertelItunbe
unb itelt es fir 3 StunOen in bic
&o9fiTte. S9arfes Sauertraut muB
erit gepaI4en Derben.
DeiBe Murf. Man I6neibet
Ober ma6lt 4 YfunO S9peinsmiirbe=
broten Cport 3enbcrloin) gon8 fein,
si6t 2 qfnuO gut bur6pobTenes
S6peineFleii9 ebenfans bur9 bic
Miible, oann fommen 2 Pfunb getob-
ter Sped, ben man ertaltet in pin5ige
@iirfel gei4nitten but Ou3u, odnn J
pfun6 MeiBbrot in 5leiI9briibe auf=
9epetc8t unb oussepreBt, SaI3, W3us=
tatnuB unO 8itrOneniBale als Sc
piir5.
RfnbfGsiI9 @atat. Mun
badt 6as 5leiT6 (iidt aII3u feitD mil
3piebeln, IhneiOet bam in Diirfel-
9eu ba3u; aartoFfeIn, @urten, Selle-
rietnouen unb einen 4pfel. 3pei @ier
perDeu berquirlt, Oo5u 0eI, Iangiam
bin3ugegeben, SalS. pfeffer, 3itro-
.nenIaft, elm S6eel6Hel Safellent unO
iobicl 6alb GTt9 6alb Mafer, OdB
Der Solot re6t bur8 unO Ourdh IaFtig
lit. 60 IdBt man i'm sipet Stunben
oie9eu uno Oeraiert ibu nit Srehe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

IomenfinoelI ltitt i'm Stauoe iein
loILte, Die aoHhrren3 NIT SSranfreicD
erfolgreit) ollf5lnebmen. 4ie Snon.
Itrie apf Dem @ebiete Der Stoff So
irritation, Scr Spiben uno Seioenge.
lpebe bat in Den leBten SSabreH @r.
Itounlitbes geIeiitet. 8ei 0en anf Der
D9[ctor's 5lu0 SSair4 altsgeitellten
Rletoern fonrlen Spitennrteit Uol
eyquiiiter 6einbeit 5ur @crpenoune, 9
unO bic Gutipiirie Der aisgeitelltet
Eoiletten fiin0en, oaB dmerifaniiGe
Wlooen lid ieben laTen tonnen.
Bon amerifdiiiibeu Whtiier8eibs
nerr entiporfeu lino bon amerifanis
I6en W}ooefiinitlertl aiIsgeiibrt lin0
nnIere bclltigen W}ooelle illio man
nniB lagsr, ouB iid] oieielbtn ocn aus
s5ranfreid inlportirten getroit an bic
Geite iteaen f0uncn @etrad)ten mir
5un1dit ous IN Der iibeHoen Stelllng
pieoergeqebeue N}ooell. Won Soften
ser Barrier iomobl, pie Der anerifn4
niihen Dtulter3eid)ner mer0en beion.
cere gtniirengungan gemadt, humber
hiibife 4lei0er ino Sdden.aoitiime
in 6oularo beraus5ueebeu, 0ieie limo
G2tlpeQer IN GOularo ODER in @erbin-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

8e9omel. II Np6l ieDermann,
Der nit Der beferen &ii9e Dertraut
lit, tennt infer 3iteliport. Seoermann
peiB, bab es cine Sauce 1T, bic ala
8inbemittel fir Sarte @emiiie, feline
&agouts unO man9e anbere @eri9te
fir uniibertrefflib gilt. 0ie urs
ipriinglide uno ri9tige 3ubereitung
Der Souce lit fot9eube: I Pfunb ro6er
S9infen, 1 Yfuu0 mageres &alb=
fleii6, cine llnterta6e fein geriebener
OOer geIdnitteusr 8pie6eIn nerben NIT
4 pfunb Butter gum 6euer ongeIeBt.
Sier3u fommen einige Yfeffert0rner
unO 9epiir5nelten, 1 2Orbeerblatt un0
bic a6geriebene S9ale elmer bal6en
3itrone. 9ies pirO 5ugsOsdt uub
inter 0fterem llmriibren ungefdbr
cine piertel Stunbe geoiiuitet. @s muB
u6er bel bleiben. g}un berrii6rt man
2 8 90ffel Msbl nit 0em @an5en
unb I9iittet uIsbonn 1 Quart Tiiben
&abm Oa3u. Inter ifetem 3ii6rea
muB man 0as bldljd einto6en. Damn
nirb es bur9 Gin 9aariie6 geItri6en
unO fonn entipccer IOFort beniiBt ober
on@ aufbepobrt ner6en. Su leBterem
Sole bdrf es banu, penn man es Oer=
braudt, ni4t mebr toGen, iOnOern
rur beiB perben.
@ S9neGIe 9u@pei5entus
den. - Ulit etnem pint 8u9pei3ens
me6l perOeu iroden 5pei SbeeI0ffeI
8adpulOer gemiiht, ebenio Elm 9bee4
l0ffet Sal3, ein Ibpa6er @Bl1ffe.
brauner 3uder; p6er man nimmt an=
itatt bes 3uderS e6enIobiel gGep Orr
leans 03OlaKes, Der aber banu erit
na96er binein tommt, penn Der Seig
f9pn angerii6rt 1T. Mon ion bieIen
Seig niht gu OieI riibren, IOnOern
nur 10 piel pie n0tbig, barn iofort
baden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

furbiger Sei0e meiit elmer ooer
nIebreren 5tattirlngen Der @runo'
farbe. SSn benz. in itilierer oritten glb-
bilOltng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES miro
ieooh cine gdr3 neiie gtote uuf Die
fem @ebiet angeiHlagen. @crufarbi'
ges lino marinebloueS Seioen,Boile
nient 0eln alei0 ais W1aterial. So6lt
criqinea III oie 9(rt uno @eiie In Der
bag erruFarbise 9Otle gu f4maleu
Streifeu gelbnitten uno nit einfacb.
item Wlltiter beitidt, Dem 9tode itiIfen-
peile einaeieBt lit un0 mtBeroem gIer-
mel uno SniIle garnirt. Die Stiderei
Ielbit lit III einem ipeihen 5orbentou
ron @urglInoerrotb allsgefiibrt, nns
tiirli6 in 6loBsSeioe. 1us 9lrron-
cement oes ounfelblauen Wloteriols,
oas ben 9Pod uno Die glermel nit
breiten glen0en lllldumt uno Die
EaiIle nit SduIteritreifen beriiebt,
perlei6t Dem 4lei0e einen eigenorti.
qen Gboratter, Der fir @artenfelt-
smede pie geidaffen eriheint. Ger
breitrouoige, blirnengeidntiidteSo Com
nterbilt ergibt cine iebr patience
SdluBnote ou3l.
Scr @hleier lit Gin Eoilettenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

@reitronoige Site BON eepluIter.
tenn Crepe fir S6uImdb9en iin0 in
pieier SoiInn iebr beliebt. CAB iie
ebenio fIeioianL pie praftii6 iiuo,
5eiat iniere g(bbil0uug bier. 8emer.
feustpertb iit oie 5mei80aige @infoi.
Jung oeS 9fanoes, Die mis SeioenfG-
ben bon Der 5arbe bes ROientnoTpen4
0fuIters I'M Crepe bergeiteIlt ilt Gin
idapar5e8 Sammetbano bil0et oia
@arnirllng. @an,oa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
&aeli6cs SSiNcu.
&onfsrDirungbe Der 9 9ubs
II hIert.

b len
Wenn man Die Soblen nit &ppals
FIRMS beItreibt unb bies na9 jeoese
maligem Srodnep 6es g(nitri9s mebr=
mails pieOerbplt, 70 perben iie ipaiierz
bi9t unb balten 10 lange pie bas
Sberleber. Sin nod biLligeres
@erfabren befe9t barin, buB man bic
GobIen 10 oft nit parmem Qsin0l
beItrei9t, als Tie etpas baDon in Iid
aufnebmen. Sol9e Soblen baIten
bann penigIteaS nod eiumal 10 Iangt
als anbere.
S9niiren, NeBen etc.
cine grDBere 9auer6aftigtett gu ge=
ben, lege man SteIelben, na9Dem ite
bur8 Iebr I9pc9es QeimpaKer ae3o-
gen unb pieoer getrodnet iinb, ia
Sage lang in eine @erbItOffl0Iung,
ieBe Iie bierauf Der Sonne aus unb
pieberbole 6ann bas @erben nod einz
NAL 8 Sage lang.
Setbene 8GnOer
taun man nit QlnilinI9par5 i60n
un6 oauerbaft 19par3 fdrben. Sn
@einseiit geI0ite 2lnilinfarben Iollen
gar ni4t, bic pGKerigen 26Iungen nu1
gelin0e erpGrmt perben. Dor benz
5Grben lit iebo9 griinOli9es Quspa.
f9en nit luuparmem SeiFenpaKer
unb unter llmitGnben Iogar Qlusto9eu
Der gu fdrbenOen Stoffe gu empfeb-
len.
RoB geporbene Sammts
bite
Oiirfen ni9t otgepiI9t perben. Man
f9iittele bic IGFe m0gli6f beraus
unb IaiIe ben 0ut frei trOdueu.
30 a bagOnt9ol3 febr i96n
na93umo9en.
9as @erfabren 1T Tebr eirFa9.
Man beitrei4e guBboum6oI5 nit febs
Oerbiinnter SoIpeterIGure unO er6ibe
es iiber gliibenDen &Oblen, bann Mrs
es pie eelpDbnli6 geI9Iiffen unb pos
lirt, SIT bos Siiid nidbt ii6er &oblen
gu brtngen, 10 made mon pldttsiIeH
rotbgliibenO un0 balte bieTe nit einsr
3ange in aollpeiter @ntfernunq ii6er
bas gebei3te Sol5, Bis bic braune Tars
be erI9eint. SeEr barte, bi9te Solas
arten, fpie MeiBbube, iunger Pflou=
menbdum uIp. laTen Ii9 nur na6
Obigem @erfabren bsi3en.
2eber unb Metall an pers
birlben.
gu bieIem 3ped beIfrsicbt man bas
N2etau nit heiBer @eIatine, tau9t ba3
2eber in .einen beiBen 9tufsub BON
@olGpfeln Elm unb brtugt bann beibe
@egenitdnbe feit aufeindnper.
I'm falt gu I1ten,
berreibt man / Sbeil metal glaz
trium nit so 60 S6eilen AuedIils
Der; oieIe W1aEe bient gefptFsrmaBen
als 20tpaKer. Das eigentlide 2ot
ooer bic plombe 1T Elm 8upferamals
gam, bas man er6Glt, inbem man cine
&upferIulFatl0iuns nit 8intitdbHen
fdnt, ben gieberfhlag pdf4t, trpdnst
unb nit Der Ooppelten @eipidtsmenae
AuedIiIbsr o6sr etpas briiber Der~
reibt unb au &ugeln formt. Die!c
iperoen bor benz @e6rau9e in einem
fleinen M0rTer pei4 gerieben Menn
man nun bic @erbinbungsItelle 5ll>
ndcbIt nit bem g}atriumamaIgam ans
reibt, 70 6aftet bos Supferomdlgam
bnron ino erbdrtet in etpa 8 Stuns
Gen. Die W}aiIe fann nit bem 6ams
mer ober MeiBsl 3erbroheu perben
cber auh 6ei elmer 3emperatlIr, in
pel9er 9IeilOt i9miIat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

beim SpieI ni6t Dur6 einen ItrafF
ge5ogenen S9leier beengt fiiblen mo-
gen. @r fomirt notiirli6 iiber eineEu
eiafa6en Sportbut am 6eiten 5ur
@eltung, mie ijberbaiipt jeoerS6leier
irber einen biel gqrllirteu Sut itblett
ouge6rodt lit. Sc einfader Die linz
riBlinie Oes Suites lit, nm 10 Dor-
theilAafter miro Ser SAleier 1u Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
0efen unb S,srbpIotten 3 y
fitten.

I'm gcIprungcne guBeiierne OeteH en-
unb Serbplatten gu titten pirO e'it
feiN geIiebtes &rauniteinpulDer H+
@aKergIas 3u einem Oideu 9ref g.,
riibrt, ben man iebr Iurgfdltig n p's ~
&iIIe einItreicbt unb olles lleberiteQel'sS'
nit einem alfen WSeFer TUr9fdlttg az, 0
frabt. Damn piro Der Sfen Ober 9eIs
etpas erpdrmt, bamit Der Siss trOu'
net
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

eie oireft ltnid6n .mirfen uno BON Ell
ner S5rau nit gllteu @ei6nod oer-
mieoen peroen. 3mei GrenipIare Der
nelteiten @hliter iino bier abgebiIoet
SIS iino Die bei0elt @egeniaee, Der
lange, loie bdngenoe uno Ser Dem
@eiifbt felt anliegeuoe, fltr5e S6leier.
@riterer lit iebr belie6t BEL Iport6e-
fltiienen, iitngen W3do9en, oie ii6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

iidlt iteben, nie mir es an Dem W}o.
oeqe redts ieben. Ser 5riilr Der
Sragerin bier fam auA ser Grgite
g8inoitoB ni6ts anbaben.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-27
Why Should We Wash2

Why does a boy object to washing
his neck and ears2 Or object still
more seriously to having them washed?
l have evolved a scientific and psyche
logical reason which is a complete an
swer to the question, but 1 prefer to
answer it by making a personal confess
sion based on my own bOyhood expert
ence, a V Edwin Fuller in the Moth
er's Magazine. AS q small boy, | OBJ
iected TO washing my own ears because
l could not lei the dirt and because !
believed it unnecessary waste of time
which might be used more proitably
in play; and l ~strenuOusly objected TO
my mother performing the operation
because she always hurt me.
There is no period of the boys life
more trying to the parent than the
period between eight and twelve, eX
cept only the age of early adolescence.
The chief characteristic of early boy
hood is individualism. He o recOg'
nizes himself as an individual entity
not correlated to society at large. He
feels no obligation to humanity be-
cause he does not yet realize that he is
an integral part Of it. His individual.
ism manifests itself in selfishness and
Self-centerednesS.
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Shirt of Martyrdom.

Here and there may be found per
sons not recognized as great and YET
really great. They are working foi
great ideas. For their efforts they
may be severely punished. Can it be
said of them that the rest will follow
Surely it can. They are the pioneers
They blaze the paths for other great
persons who reap the reward of what
they have done. They are very pa
thetic, these martyrs. And yet, in 6
sense. they are not pathetic at ali
They have the joy of working for some
thing worth while, even of suffering
for it and perhaps going down to seem
ing defeat. Theirs is the spirit thai
animates many of the young men a
this moment offering their lives II
their country. Suddenly, by means OF
their self-sacrifice, life has become
enhanced for them and death itself has
taken on a kind of beauty.-New Yorl
Evening Telegram.
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DECORATING a SAVAGE.

Florence Particle Stuart, in n Of
her delightful tales Of the Moro charm
boy, Piang, tells Of an embm RAISING
situation. piang had saved the gov
arnor's life at the risk of his own.
"'Piang, l am about to decorate you
With the emblem of III government I;
these infantry c~ross-guns l shall pin
on your breast'-the dignlfled governor
reached forward TO make good his
words, but paused in embarrassment,
the speech dying on his lips. He gazed
in dismay at the scantily clothed little
savage, standing straight and expect
ant before him.
"I shall place this emblem again
began the worthy official. There was
a litter among the spectators.
"Piang, eagerly cycling the treasure,
wondered why the governor delayed.
Suddenly a CLEAN of understanding
broke over Piang, and he grinned
broadly. With the tip of his finger
he touched the shining cross-guns,
then his necklace Of crocodile teeth,
The situation was saved."-St. Mich
OlaS.
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BY WILLIAM A. RADFoRD.

Where a sufficient frontage is avail
able, a bungalow of the type shown in
the accompanying perspective view is
an excellent residence design for the
person who appreciates bungalow ar
chitecture. The building is one which
is designed to have its longest dimen-
sion on the street. 1t would be most
economically placed IN a corner lot
having a width approximately One-half
of its length. In this position the
building has a very pleasing appear
nee on either of the streets. 1t is
rectangular in plan, being broken from
she regular shape only by the two
small bays in the front wall. The ga
BILE roof is built with a fairly sharp
slope, with the cornice directly above
the first floor window heads. There is
second floor space available, however,
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tirely around the inclosed space, there
is q buiit-in seat. There is a large
window in the center of the forward
wall of the nook. A colonnade separates
the living room frolD the dining room,
which completes the group. The dim
ing room also has q tnree-windOw bay
in the outer wall and a buffet is placed
against the center of the wall opposite.
A broad seat is built into the bay, add
ing the final touch to the scheme.
French doors lead back from the
dining into the breakfast room.
The outer walls of this room are prac-
really all glazed, which establishes
this as one OF the most pleasant fea-
lures of the house. In the corner of
the house adjacent to the breakfast
room is grouped the rear entry, the
kitchen and, near the center, the pam
try. The arrangement is ideal. The
refrigerator is placed in the entry and
a door is built in the wall for icing 1t
from the rear porch. Across the wall
opposite the entrance there Is a shelf
from the chimney TO the side wall.
! This shelf is high enough so that the
refrigerator sets under it. The most
interesting detail of this arrangement
is the location of the serving pantry.
This pantry connects the kitchen with
the dining room. There Is a cased
opening from it into the kitchen and
"a swinging door into the dining room.
| A cupboard occupies the wall toward
The real of the building. A slide is
provided which extends out under the
window in the hall between the pam
try and the breakfast porch.
The first floor bedrooms are ar
ranged according to the best modern
practice. which places them side by
! side with a connecting hall. Each
bedroom closet is fitted with q shelf
ard a rail all around for clothes hooks.
Most contractors and builders will sug'
gest that an iron pipe or wood rod be
placed horizontally across the closet
Just under the shelf, SO that clothes
placed on hangers may be hung there,
greatly increasing the capacity Of the
closet and keeping the clothes In
much better condition than If they
were hung against the wall.
The second floor is reached from the
living room, the stair door being di-
rectly in front Of the vestibaie. The
stairs lead to the sewing room on the
second floor which connects with an
open hall leading to the bedrooms and
toilet. There is a linen closet In this
hall handy to the two bedrooms. These
bedrooms are provided with closets
and in the larger one there Is also o
shelf just behind the door as 1t swings
open. The statement has been made
that there Is practically no outside
exposure on the walls of the second
floor rooms. This Is clearly Indicated
on the plan, which shows that there II
plenty Of storage space provided un
der the roof along both sides Of the
building. These spaces are reached
from the sewing Don and from thu
sleeping porch.