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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
CANNING FRUIT ny THE
COLD PACK METHOD

The Housewife:-
All fruit and vegetables can b
packed by the cold pack method, which
Is q very mis-leading term. n most
Of the fruits and vegetables are NOT
exactly cold when they are packed in
to the jars, and nothing else is cold.
| The Jars to be used are heated HOT.
This is done by putting them into .
pan of water and heating il till il ID
at the boiling point. It must be kept
hot until jars are ready for use. The
fruit or vegetables to be canned are
washed and prepared just ~ il to be
cooked. then put into boiling water
for several minutes to be steamed.
After being thus treated it is taken
out Of the boiling water and plunged
into cold water and out again Instant
ly. This chills the surface. The
fruit or vegetable is then packed into
the HOT jars, and is said to have been
'.cold packed"
The preliminary scalding and cold
dipping is omitted for soft fruits
like blackberries and raspberries.
They are packed into the jars as soon
rs washed and picked over. Boiling
water or syrup is then poured over
them in the jar until it is full; covers
and ruhbers are then adjusted to the
jars but jars are not sealed tightly,
just enough to keep the cover in place
during the process Of sterlizing. II
covers are fastened too tightly on the
jars, when the contents begin to ex-
pand with the steam, the jars will
burst. After jars are removed from
the boiling water the contents begin
to cool and the contents contract, thus
forming q vacuum which keeps the
covers on SO that no air will enter.
II the jar does not look full, or
there are air bubbles on the top Of
the contents. there is no cause for
worry, as long rs the cover is held
on tight. You can test the cover by
removing the clamp and lifting the jar
up by the cover. Be very careful not
to injure the rubber on jar in any
manner in doing this. II the jar can
be lifted up by the cover. there is .
good vacuum. This test cannot be
made on Mason fruit jars. In this
case, invert the jars after filing and
steaming as above and zee Il any Of
the liquid eseapes around the edge
Of cover. When Mason jars are re-
moved from the boiling water, screw
down the covers as tight as possible
and the jars inverted on the table;
Small pieces Of fruit are usually
pressed down tight into q jar, while
large pieces are placed in regular
instrument for this use. Z d q
A GOOD table for the cold pack
method can be obtained free Of charge
by writing to the United States De-
partment 1t Washington. d. C.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
Twenty Years Ago
Gunnison, August 30, 1888.

0ouuiSOus AokbSt oVs 1910.
Dear Mary
started to put up those wild rasp-
berries that we gathered in the hills
this week, and while the fire is getting
q good start, I'll improve the time by
writing you n few lines.
] am sorry you did not get your
Gunnison Tribune this week, but there
was not SO much news in it any way;
mostly q long first page write-up on
the Cebolla and Powderhorn districts.
It was . dandy story and described
nearly every ranch down that way, in
cluding the Sammons, McGregor's, j.
H. Andrews Radel<a's Bowers Frank
Andrews Eilebrecht's. Fosters Ru-
dolph's and Carpenters ! do SO wish
we owned one too.
No, that was not my hubby that
got hut 1T the mine. 1t was John b.
Turner. The trouble seemed to have
been caused by one Of the men, who
was discharged and became angry,
and tried to get even with someone, SO
selected Mr.. Turner and hit him over
the head and face, cutting him up
pretty badly.
We all made fun Of those Bloomer
Girls too soon. After they lost their
baseball game here, they went down
to Curay and just wiped up the dia-
mond with the Ouz1y boys team.
Went calling yesterday, and met
Mrs. C. A. Nelson's sister, Mrs. Wiki
eson, who is here from the east. Also
saw Mrs. II. C. Tapscott on the street.
The family has moved MP from Spen-
cor 20 that Mis- Mamie can 60 to the
high school here this v1nter.fpd tss
The town will soon lsok lonely -
% many Of the young folks are leav-
ing for selIuoe iM v1x3ous pIrty Of the
country. Miss Essie Thompson left
this week for young ladies' seminary
In Missouri. Miss Mamie Sh1ckie-
Nrd left Saturday for Lexington, Ky.
t6settend college, Her Aakhefr.Sprige
Sh&kleford went with her and will
visit dis old home there.
IwAuld like to 60 back to my old
home some time, but it costs too much.
Mis-. A. H., Knoll and her sister, Miss
Jotie, Mauer, have gone to Galesburg,
Illinois, for . visit.
What do you think? E. n. Collins
has sold out his bakery here and is
going to move his family to Galveston,
Texas. Jack says that he bets Mr..
Collins comes back and will be on the
Job as usual twenty years from now.
W. e. Herrick and Dell Mckee are the
ones who bought the bakery. won
der Why Dell wants . bakery for when
he has . future cook and baker picked
out for himself.
Did you know that the Ben Head
family have . brand new baby boy
George Fleming received . letter
from his partner, George Anderson,
who u IN the hospital in San Fran
cisk6, Chlif. don't think George was
wounded, Just done mp licking the
Filipino rebels. hope this il the last
war we ever have. Maby it will be
~ the Gar Of Russia has written .
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

long letter to all the crowned heads
and one to the president of the United
States asking them to abolish their
armies and navies rs far rs war pur-
poses ere concerned. He points out
that with the soldiers and guns a
thing of the past, there will never be
another war, and every country can
settle its difference another way. 1t
is q grand idea, think, but everyone
else laughed at him. Poor Nick.
Well, l must get to my jelly max
ing, SO goodby for this time.
AGNES.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30


nrs.J. N. Thornell entertained both
bridge clubs Friday evening, in hon
or Of Mrs. Hinton.
Anumber Of ladies gathered 1t the
residence Of Mrs. Chas. Haxelhurst On
flne st: last Friday afternoon and
passed the time playing cards and
$500" All enjoyed the afternoon.
Our reporter was misinformed last
week in regard to the meeting Of the
Dy Wyk club with Mrs. Herbert An
drews last Thursday. The meeting
had been postponed until later date.
The I. w. Gray home on Wisconsin
street was .the scene of delightful
party last Friday afternoon, when
Mrs. Gray entertained large gather
ing of friends. Dainty refreshments
were served at late hour.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
DID you KNOw2

The sAesicultursl Depaftment sendS
out . warning 70 Housewives aeaanst
the use Of any manner Of galvanixed
metal yessels tops or containers IN
SoAnect3on~ with earning of.pepseyvs
hg. IL nine n tie 9olvauisjn1 Has
bad effects on fruits and vegetables
Over 10000 diplomas have been H.
sued to college girls the past year by
the food administration, they having
passed the necessary examinations IN
food science. This means the proper
preparation and conservation Of food
stuhs and . proper knowledge Of the
value Of food nutrition, which would
make them much better, house keepers
If the same science were applied to
domestic science of.their homes.
In England the housewives are do
ing their bit in . way that never oc-
earred 70 the American woman. All
bones are saved and after they have
served their purpose as food in the
making Of soup, ETC., are then turned
over to be made into giycerine. II is
Astimated that eighteen pounds Of
bones win yield enough gfycerine for
IN eightsesepound sheil. a1hat Is
left Of the b5nse After thus bein9
treated, Az theu! GleuAd up and used
for fertilissr sr's sksa 8 :. sssd.
For those who do most Of their own
dressmalking ct home. the following
idea Win prove useful IN helping MI
lady. to - the hang Of her skirt and
get It even ON the bottom. Buy .
mirror, that il longer than wide and
when yea are AniAing tie bottom of
. dirt, set ths mirror on edge On the
your s3irt mueA eaaier thar h H. ID
IS iIsz;s = ss S 5IlIlel|s e ~. a
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
RECIPES
SCALLOPED CHICKEN

Take equal parts Of cold chicken,
cooked rice or macaroni and tomato
sauce. Put them into bake pan in
alternate layers and cover with dry
bread crumbs that have been rolled in
melted butter. Bake in . hot oven
till nicely set and brown on ton. Left
over turkey, rabbit or veal may be
used instead Of chicken.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

"Our Willie got meritorious COM
mendatien in school today. said one
proud mother to her neighbor. - !.
"My landl" gasped the neighbor,
"Ain't It awful the many queer dis
eases that. are going around lately !"
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
PRueeE AND CHEESE SALAD

Cook sound prunes till tender but not
pulpy and drain carefully. When a.
most dry, remove the seeds and All
the cavities IN the pfunes with n bail
Of soft cheese that has been mashed
and mixed switA . little finely chopped
celery or parsley. Serve the prunes
on . bed Of curly lettuce leaves and
sprinkle over them q little chopped
celery or parsley and = tablespoon Of
salad dressing. These are goods il
served With salt waters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

Miss Olive Chapman, state superc
visor of public health nursing, win
soon make tour Of the western snd
southwestern counties Of the state atS
encourage the employment Of . public
health nurse by each county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
VEGETABLE SALAD

Carrots and potatoes should be
measured after they are cut up;. The
vegetables may be mixed together and
served with French dressing, or they
can be arranged on individual plates
in fancy designs. keeping each vege-
table separate and pouring a little Of
the dressing in and around them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

1t Is SAID that from 6O TO W per
cent of the workers in the airplane
manufacturing establishments in En-
gland are women.
Fifty orphans have been adopted by
the University of Wisconsin, and over
81 900 raised for their support. In
stead Of taking child here and there,
the committee made arrangements
thru the Madison Committee for Re-
lief to take the children in one town,
and the village of Montreuil sous Bois
was selected.
National authorities have asked the
Womans' Council Of Defense for Colo
RADIO to help enlist three hundred wo-
men auditing CLERKS who are needed
in various departments at WAshing-
ton. The clerks must have had the
equivalent Of q college education. For
details, apply to Mrs. Herbert M.Mun-
roe, 1t the Office Of the Woman's
Council, in Denver
General membership buttons, which
can be worn by women who have done
any kind Of war worn, which they have
reported to the state, county, or COM
Fxnity ceuneils d defense, have been
feeeived by the Woman's CouncilE q
Defehse for Col6fad6. Tie bott6ns
will be badges of>honor for the women
war workers. They are to be dis
tributed by the women's county coun-
ellis.
Here is q way to do ,1sgf ble'and 1t
the same time help sz1eke cao1ssy Il
you win 60 over youF &llle ligeA and
pick out al the pieeeeNhAt seefu%too
much worn to be Of yays skreAt ~ ia
you, or any pieces, Whlther large or
small, and send them sxllle s4aSgd
hospitals or to the Red CfxBs, yuEwill
be assisting in securing for them .
supply Of very much needed articles,
such as tray cloths, napkins, and such
articles, Of wl1Eh . large number are
being used ndH IN tA1Aespitals all
ovef - ooun11 andsp e1eul1 1ey4ln
one1satS1ne ftl1s. DoH6t dgsefoyva
bitasf to of[at kind u1til yosahnS9
madU4e1le tAlRilA hdle=1Adeed 'vstved
its usefulness Tor I'll time to come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST


Miss Maud Bray and Miss Evelyn
Tarr spent the week end al the Ce-
ment creek rangers station, guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Lambdin.
-A-ra
Mrs. Eva Cuenin Millspaugh has &C.
cepted . position % teacher at vona,
Colo, over on the Rock island R r.
She and her daughters left on Satur-
day for the winter.
Mrs. A. C. Matthews and daughter,
Margaret, left Monday morning for
Telluride. where they expect to spend
the school year. Miss Margaret will
teach school at the Tom Boy mine.
Jack Matthews will attend school in
Telluride. Miss Madaline will teach IN
Pitkin.
Mrs. John Sweeney spent last week
in Salida, visiting with her daughters,
MIRA. Con oWaggoner, Of that place, and
Miss Annie Sweeney. a .,h., who ..a aTTiyed N;sa
day. The, latter will spend several
days in town.
MRS. Amos WalLner OF hl08Woy,
and Mrs. Chas. Sperber Of Ouray, who
had spent two weeks in Gunnison, at
the Crooks ranch and with their friend
Mrs. Mary Lawrence, departed Friday
morning last for the west, going by
car with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wheel
ef, who had motored over the day be-
fore to get them.----
Mrs. A. H. Westgate and daughter,
-Misg Ehsabeth;; -kfrfved from Ricevifie,
PennsylrMia, rhlrsdxyt and szy NE
-guests- T. the horse Of -tkeip daughter
and sister, Mrs. Geo. Sullivan. Miss
Westgate will have charge Of the DE-
mestic Science Department Of the
State Normal the coming season. Mrs.
Westgate will return to her eastern
home later in the fall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

Mrs. Elizabeth Trevarthen, who has
been spending the summer 1t Doyle
vile. returned home last Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

Dratksthes s3slee> from stewed toma-
toes, syFfpsh or canneds TO itaadd
the vilsAr, 5gelatine, sugar snion,
selery ss1t ~ teaspoon OF leasUsi Of
two stalkeuc eaeelery) lemon jsjse. LIZ
all come to the boiling point-anA- tie
gelatine ID dissolved, then q9soNialpd
est t.e sesaineddl Ftiop:tn selpShedsice
mould:Nld lSk,h1lleA. Turn 6utpSa q
plate ~ 8eea11nh with has lu1Dod
eggsseef11p lettuce leaves ansis gfeen
peppers that have been cut into long
thin strips.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
NEW USE FOR1 ~ q y = .
vHCUUM CLEANER

It remained for IN Ohio farmer to
discover . new use for his wife's big
vacuum cleaner. Being troubled with
potato bugs which were destroying
~ e4ep o. SadBathS tasuof hit on
- p1anNf cfGhAilprso1ntpuss sulth 3
se1 clea91neandnA{ {eoIliiIg4y at>achea
oslouI nsid1 1E1eed nl1FeSlpU al
electi1Ulir1n socket infiehe cellar Of
1ls houalFl1d carried f1teeleaner out
lS4he, g1Df6H adjoininGr11Ds yard. He
4 tosac5Mdsta the IcGrft415ond used
elle deanefthe samerNs tA0ogh cleans
ing the floor, and in . few minutes
every bug that came In contact with
the air was drawn into the bag. Oh!
il isNould only wofk that way on the
nss, ~ pt-A+ss~ =
Nlen makin9rA siIl1at3g to carry
kpleetlg or dlos4Gt Wefhp4n, tFisa1gl-
p65sible to prevent the celluloid han
dies from slippin9, put . piece Of ed-
hesive to- Agegpd thAhapdlees as.4er
ing til ~ shif isAa1k oSups
and yon nm -And it-a-perfeet -snccess.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
TOMATO JELLY SALAD

Q cups tssnato juiNs
4 16psnild wing nee
2 eableDsons gs(stine
1stab4epeon eud1Rsasl u.cr
" enb!eeReotv leenun .jt(oe
Celery leaves or celery salt
Hard boiled egg
6 Green rsss pepper
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
wOMANS' WAR wORK-Aa
CHANCE TO DO OUR BIT

It is said that from 80 to 80 per
cent of the workers in the airplane
manufacturing establishments in En-
gland are women.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

Il.1
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

Miss Maud Bray and Miss Evelyn
Tarr spent the week end al the Ce-
ment creek rangers station, guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Lambdin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-07
ia do. ksztalcenia Level reki,

mia do ksztalcenia Level reki, a
korzySci ztego moze cz(owick
mice ogromne. Zwiekszy sic przez
to znacznie w%ydatnosc piracy, zni-
knie wiele kalek i ludzi, ME mo
gacych zarobic ia kawalck chile
la, p~owiekszy sic zasob sill iizycz-
nych i umysfowych pracownika,
czfowiek stanie sic mnicj zalcz-
uym Cd otoczcnia i warunk0w re-
w~netrznycll.
Obecnie jednak jeszczc dose
daleko do tego. luz sauna nazwa
,lewy' ma w sobie COS ujemnego.
Mzwimy, c mp. ktos idzic, .praw9
droga." w wileu ~jezykach prawo
znaczy to sarno, co slusznic mp.
rccht. Dotychczasowe proby nau-
k; oburecznej acz nicliczne Nv
Krakowie wprowadzi} nauke obu-
REGINA rysunkow pred kilkuna--
stu laty re znakomitym skutkicm
professor Kosihski) daja zadziwia
iqco dodatnie wyniki.
Oburcczno5c uwazam nictylko
za bardzo cenny i korzystny ma
bytck, ale "a koniecznc i wiclkie
zadanic ~przyszfoSci, mogQcc ludz-
kost pcfnat ma move tory, rozszc-
rye wiclkic horyzonty, wydac
&c sicbic nickname w mas moce i
SLY. Jezcli juz sami mic many W
sobic tel SHY i z~aparcia, by do
ksztalcic Iowa rekc. ME krcpujmy
chociaz pod tym wzglcdem ma
szych dzicci. Me odbicrajmy i'm
tego sztucznic, co dala i'm natu-
"a! Mic tresujmy iclr praworecz-
nic!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-07

ruchach niewprawionych, a daleJ
polega ona w znacznej mierze ME
la kombinacyi ruch6w, przez CO
wykonuje sic wszystko jak gdyby
metoda skroconq, ME meczac tax
danych czesci cia}a. Ia zrecznosc
polega tez ma wykluczeniu L dzia-
lania pewnyclr wsp6fruch6w kto-
re poprostu przeszkadzaja czesto
wykonywaniu danej czynnosci,
jest wiec w stanie wyemancypo-
wanna sic danej grupy osrodk6w
/ szybkiej ich funkcyi. Jczeli ktos
pr6buje pisac lewa reka, to idzic
mt to bardzo nicsporo wlaSnie Z
powodu braku wprawy a ME dla-
togo, by pisac ME umia}. Owszem
cziowiek, piszacy dobrze reka
prawq, umie tez pisac reka lewa,
ale togo mieSnie lego sprawnie
czyniG ME NIGGA. w miarc dopie-
70 ksztalccnia tych mieSni pismo
stale sic r6wncm, czytclnem /
szybkiem. Podobnic / PREY in
nych ruchach rckq lcwa rzccz SIG
miewa. Wplyw reki prawcj Jest
ogromny i wyzcj juz mowiliSmy,
zc lewa bezwicdnic wykonujc
nieraz czynnost n~asladujaca ia,
10 ME mozc sig cd togo wp}ywn
wycmancypowat.
Take wyemancypowan1c sig
ma jcdnak wpfyw bardzo dobry
be- watpicnia i ma strong PSYCHE
czna. Ilcz to obccnic civil spe-
dzamv nicraz Z koniccznoSci zu--
pclnic bczczynnic i wtcdy prag-
ricmy czego5kolwick do zabicla
czasu. Ot6z w takich cllwilach
radze bardzo POLYTECHNIC zajecie,
a mianowicie kszta}cenie w piSmie
Level reki. Kto zajmic SIG tenn ma
scryo, Z prawdziwq przyjcmnos-
ciq zauwazy tu rych}o postcp,
przyczem zrobic moze wiele cic--
kawych s~postrzezeh, ma ktore
PREY mechanicznem pisaniu reka
prawa ME zwraca sic nigdy uwa-
gi. Pozna tez czlowiek dopiero
tcraz, jak wiclkim wynalazkiem
jest pismo, uczyf sic 60 BOWEN
jake dziecko a wtedy umysF byf
jcszczc dia analizy ME dojrza}y.
Zamiast bazgraG nicraz be- cclu
: nudow rckq prawa, wczmy wtc-
dy oIowck hub pi6ro do reki le-
wei, a nietylko, re czasu ma dar-
mo ME stracimy, lecz bedziemy
sobic wyrabiali polkule prawq, CO
L czasem moze ola n~iejcdnego OIL
brzymie mice znaczenie. Iluz to
h1dzi porazonych, operowanych,
iawalidow ftp. obccnie zalujc So
rako, &c majac przcz lyle lat zy-
cia latwa sposobnoSc ~wykszta}cc-
ria reki Level i polkuli prawej,
nic czynili tego i czynic to muszq
obecnie ma gwait, w wicku poi.
nyn1, ciezko nieraz mad SODA pra-
Sfynny Leonardo da Vincl
kszta}cif sobie obie rece. Geese
swoich pism, napisaf on nawet pi-
smem lustrowem. To wykszta}ce-
ne obureczne bardzo mu sic PREY
dafo, DO gdy pracowaf ola Franci,
Ska I. doznal ataku apoplektycz,
nego Z porazenia prawostronnego
wtedy dokohczyi dzie}a lewa re-
"a.
Me trzcba tylko mice uprzedze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-07
DIR. ADOLF LESK
Czk0w|EK OBURECzNY.
r ADOLF KLESK.
.,ZADANIA PRZYSZLOSCI".

(LeworecznoSc dzieci. - Wy
robienie palc6w u nog. - Spo-
tegowanie zrecznoSci przez o.
burecznoSc. Emancypacya
osrodkow. - Ora ma instrument
tach. - Uposledzenie Level re-
Xxi i potrzeba jej ksztalcenia. -
Oburecznosc zadaniem przysz-
4osci.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-07

Jakzez inaczej tcraz jcdnak po-
stepujemy! Juz malehkie dziccko,
nieraz bczwiednic wyciQgajacc
do mas raczke lewq, DO W prawej
ma zabawke, karcimy "a to i ire
sujemy ma reke prawa. Przez kill
ka lat dziecku zakazujemy popro-
stu uzywa6 reki Level a potem
magic kazcmy mu uczyc sic sraG
ia skrzypcacf, gdzic lewa reka
glownic pracuje. Czyz to logicz-
he: WSzystkie niemal organa i O.
! Srodki w organizmic SO podwoj-
nc, lccz najwyzszc "a to dobro-
! wolnic robimy icdnostronncmi.
A jcdnak, jak to wyzcj wspom-
nicliSmy, mic mic przcszkadza tc-
mu, by oSrodki tc obustronnic
wvrobic. Ba, nawct mimo naszcj
chcci, 0w zaniedbany oSrodek ma
mocy wsp6iruclr6w i lacznoSci O.
bu polkul, wyrabia sic bezwicd--
mic san i kazdy, choc tego sic mic
uczyI, potrafi jake tako pisac lewa
reka. Czemuz mozemy ksztalcic
obie rece PREY grzc ia fortcpia-
ME, skrzypcacf, rysunkach, maui
&c zrecznosci a ME wolno pisac
lewa reka! Gdyby oSrodki wyzsze
polkuli prawej byly niepotrzeb-
ne. bylyby przeciez juz do tego
czasu przez lyle tysiccy lat IL lu-
dzi zupe}nie zanikly, a przeciez
iatniejq i sa kazdej chwili iodine
do wyrobicnia sic.
Do jak Acknowledgment wynn
k6w doprowadzic moze wprawia-
ME rcEi, Swiadczq licznc przy-
padki Il ludzi, ktorym mp. braknlc
kilku palcow. Ludzie ci l. czaSem
wyrabiajq sobic pozostalc palcc
tax znakomicic, re wszelkle ma
wet Observation-Disclosures rugby wy
konujq zupeinie dobrze. .leden n.
p. T. chirurgow w Pradzc, prof.
Jediicka, cieszacy sic szcrokim
rozglosem, opcrujc znakomicic
mimo to, re posiada tylko wlaSci-
vie paluch i palcc wskazujqcy.
DO inne utracii wskutek promlcnl
Roentgena. Nietylko jednak II
rak, ale i nog wyrobic sobie mo-
ina znakomitq wprawe a dowo-
dem So owl nieszczesliwi, pozba-
wieni obu rak, ktorzy Z ponoca
palcow noznych wykonuja mai
rozmaitszc skomplikowanc czyn-
nosci, a navel pisa palcaml Il
n6g. Fakt ten dowodzi zarazem
zywej }acznoSci oSrodk6w MOI
gowych re SODA. 30 nie tylko O.
srodek reki, ale jak Z tego widac
i oSrodek nogi moze zostawac w
IacznoSci Z osrod!iem mowy.
Jest to przeciez zrozumialem,
re skoro mp. granny obu rekami
ma fortepianie, musimy przez to
ksztalcit odpowicdnie osrodki W
obu pulkulach. Dobry pianista
wvksztalca tax obic recc do cry,
re era niemi niemal rownoczeS--
ME. Reke doprowadzit tn MONA
dc niebywalej doskonaloSci, czc-
GO dowodzi> chyba najlepiei zno-
VII hr. Itchy, kt6ry, swoja jcdynq
reka era ia fortePianie rapsodie
Liszta ftp.
Widzimy L tego, jak wielkie
skarby ukryte So jeszczc W. mas;
niestety, zaniedbujemy je i dopie-
70 w razie naglej ~potrzeby zaczy-
nanny je odkopywat. A jednak
gdybySmy Cd dziecka k~sztalclli
sic obustronnie, zyskalibysmy
p-zrzeto niezmiernie wiele. Obure-
cznosG przcdcwszystkiem zwiek--
szyiaby w mas to, co zwykle w
zyciu, nazywamy zrecznoscia i
przytomnoScia umys}u. Przel
wykonywanie r6znych czynnosci
r0wnoczeSnie, zyskafoby sic ME
raz ma ~czasie, DO wiele czynno5ci
obecnie wykonywaG musimy ko-
lejno reka prawq, podczas gdy
lcwa przez ten GAS spoczywa
bezczynnie. w niekt6rych zawo-
dach ludzie uzywaja obu rak, lecz