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MRS. Gait SAYS.

Here is bit Of prophecy that has
some thrill TO IT. cheer thrill or other
wise. AZ you take it. and 1t may be the
straight tip. Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait,
president Of the National Woman Suffrage
Association. has made for publication the
prediction that the Federal amendment
giving women the suffrage VIII he ratified
by thirty-sjx States before thr first Of
February. And If so, women will vote
at the presidential election next year
IN ans the States IN States that viii not
have ratified as well rs IN those that viii
have ratified
Mrs. Gait expects that women All
over VIII vote not only 1T the Noyemher
election, but that they viii be I'm" III
time 70 vote at the presidential primaries.
The eaIliest prfmaries willie held IN
March--those Of Now Hampshire North
Dakota and South Dakota bfter that the
State primaries VIII trad along all the way
NJ TO july MrS Gait speaks with great
confidence as to tho speedy approval by
the requisite number Of States Of the
amendment Apparently She has special
inside information upon which she bases
her prediction that women viii te voting
IN the March primaries. and from then
on hrs Gait IS quoted Is saving that
several governors who have made no
public statements have told her that they
viii call the legislature in each Of their
respective states into special session be-
fore February tho special session TO be
convened for the explicit purpose Of passing
upon thc amendment
More than twelve State assemblies
Will convene upon regular schedule dates
early nest year Maryland among the mum
tar As 10 what the Maryland Legislature
being included IN this Assembly Will do
hut about the amendment i Mrs Gait
knows for certain she has in her keeping
u secret that the wise locai politicians do
not seem to know about Baltimore
American
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-18
A SERUM FOR TYPHUS

Not much news that IS good comes
out Of Mexico and the capital of that
unfortunate country Is about the last
place on earth where one would look
for news Of great scientific achieve
ment Vet from McNco city comes
the statement that a new serum has
been discovered that will cure typhus
within IS hours Not only Is Mexico
City the scene Of the alleged discovery
but d Mexican DR. Bcnito Sanchez, is
named as the discovereT.
Typhus has become q terrible scourge
and threatens TO become q great world
menace One Of the worst 81 the effects
Of the war Is the typbus plague which IS
claiming many thousands Of lives in
Central and Southeastern Europe A
serum which would cure typhus IN 4S
hours would be, At this time, Of incalcula-
ble value to humanity and the discoyerer
Of that serum would be accounted among
the greatest ones Of tic earth
skeptical world viii not hastily
accept the story Of DR.. Sarchez's 5 al
legged achievement There have been
too many stories Of that sort But in
the very unlikely eyert thar tins story
turns out to be true, it will mean not
only the saving Of a great number Of
lives. but il will DO more than anything
else that has happened in half century
70 make Mexico respected and to teach
people that not all Mcxicans are ignorant
cut-throats Charleston News and Cour-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-18
Wants ~ M,re P0lieem N.

In his annual report ~ the Police Com
mission Chief Blsck recommends that "a
additional men he added u The force
after the present vacancies hive been
filed and that three additional rnen he
assigned 10 the detective bureau. re- als0
suggests that sleeping quarters be- prO.
vided for the bureau 80 that plain clothts
men can be on duty AZ al times. Nine
teen thousand four hundred and tvelye
persons we're arrested during The IN
years ending June 20, on Tie charge m
drunkenness, according ~ tho rcrorf
The report showed thatf for the year ending
June 10 last, .NJ men were accused III
drunkenness, the thud highest yc8r lu
The past twelve: during the year 2 8,77s
arrests were made, as compared with G35
10 the previous year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-18

70 the country, as he also had good war
record, and a record of unusually prorni-
nent service in the House OF Representa-
tives. And 90 had Mckinley, who also
WAS backed by a powerful political ma
chine under direction of the nblc and
astute Mark Hanna.
But Senator Harding must stand before
the country mainly on the prestige OF
being IAN Ohio man" His public
record rs of little Importance, even in his
own State. He IL newspaper publisher,
but his newspapers are merely crcditable
local publications. In the Senate he has
not gained any prominence. Nor has he
the distinguished and able support that
nominated the latest ftOhio man" for
President, Taft. who was taken by bis
party as thercsiduary icgatce of Roosevelt
at the latter terse command: You'll take
Taft or you'll have to take me"
The nominating convention is little
moro than half a year in the future. The
uncertainties of political contests arc
manifold Just now Senator Harding is
about on aII-fours with his competitors,
assured and probable. Much VIII depend
upon the situation that may develop at
Chicago, next June. But with conven-
tion in snari of baIloting among numcr-
ous candidates. with no one having n lead
SO commanding as to hold out promises Of
victory, Senator Harding undoubtedly
would stand good show of winning, by
reason of the prestige and potency and
good fortune that hitherto have attached
70 the Ohio man throughout n large
part of our national political history
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-18
Just Folks
BY Edgar A. Guest.
DO THE BEST YOU CAN.

When you've done the best you can,
Face the outcome as q man
If you've kept your record true,
Failure leaves no stain on you
If you've fairly fought To win
I'LL the last return was IN,
You may keep your head erect;
You've done all that men erpect
L6e demands no prize Of gold
When your story shall be told-
Nor does God command your soul
To attain some far-flung goal.
Men have bravcly fought and died.
Missing all for which they tried
And yet glorihed on high
BY the deeds they dared To try.
Not nv victory alone
Us mans earthly glory shown;
He who does the best he can
Has fulfilled his Makers plan.
Tins il all life asks of you:
That you keep your record true;
That you do not sell your soul
Or play faisc 10 reach your goal.
Work and wait and face the fray
With such courage rs you may.
Fight for truth with All your might
Give your utmost for the right.
And then fail or even die
But be glad yoli dared to try
For you quit this life man,
If you We done the best Won can
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-18
OF INTEREST TO DELAWARE.
American Public Health On3cials Discuss
Matters at New Ori cans

Representative health officials from all
parts of the North American Continent
met 81 New Orleans during the last week
Of October and discussed every phase
of modern health work The chief points
Of particular interest 10 Delaware and
about which there was almost unanimity
of opinion were as follows:
l. Every effort should be put forth
to improve city milk supplies, and efficient
pastetIrization should be insisted upon
for all except certified milk.
2. Appropriations for health work
must be increased II We are To apply
known methods of health protection Tn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-18
RIPPING RHYMES.
BY Walt Mason.
THE SPEND THRIFT.

I'm bhthc and reckless spender,
: trotting with "A gilded band, and
! | blow my legal tender with a free
! and lavish hand Not a silver,
! not a copper, do save for days to
! come: and some day I'll be pauper.
sloshing homeless through a slum.
: Oft see the cautious follow sailing
/ little dollars down. while I'm paint
ingred and yellow strcaks around
the giddy town he II be paying heavy
taxes to support me when | dwell,
with The other battlc-aXcs. IN the
po0rh0use In the dell NJ the
people who are saving must support
me when / N old when With t'other
buns m raving over lost and vast
cd gold when 'y, soaked my watch
! and brooches. and my hat and
fountain pen, and | m sitting swat
ting reaches III the poorhouse in the
glen People tell ne | am crazy
not 10 salt some com away, but
that threat seems vague and hazy,
: treating Of the rainy day For the
present day IS sunny, there no
/ dampness IN the breeze, and I'm
{ busy burning money that Is grow
ing on the trees. Youths the time
Tor gay carouses; I'll conduct the
merry war, till I'm chasing rats
and mouses n the poor-house on
the tor
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the best advantage.
3. All agencies, public and private
should exert every effort TO SECURE full and
complete compliance with the vital
statistics laws.
4. We should guard against the de-
fects that caused one-third OF "ar men
to be rejected from military .Issce by
the establishment Of thorough system
Of medical inspection Of srbool children
3. A campaign TO save 250OO0 byes
annually was launched, and Delaware 3
quota will be about 600.
@. More attention should be given
to tho suppression of malaria, which can
bo materially reduced at nominal
expcnse by known methods.
Lost sornethinsr Try q cla-sihed nd
vertis~unenf IN Every Evening ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-18

Republican Senators are very uneasy
at the refusal Of President Wilson to
show any distress over their ruthless
slaughter Of the Peace Treaty aud the
League Of Nations Covenant They realize
the President IS leaving their case 10 the
judgment Of the country, and now are
much concerned over the probable con
sequences Of their unpatriotic action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-18

Well, the old world IS still woggng
along, and is likely to continue for many
more centuries, despite the doleful pre-
dIctions that the end was to come yester-
da4y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-18

And Christmas only week distant
Hurry up that Christmas shopping, and
get it out OF the way by Saturday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-18
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

City Council
Grant Post, G A. R
Iron Moulders Union.
Cyrus Castle, T.. G.. r.
du Pont Post, G. A. r
Eden Lodge, |. o. f.
DIVISION No. I, A. %. II.
Clayton Lodge, K. of P.
Asylum Lodge, |. o. o. F.
Wynema Council ID. of p.
Crusaders Temple, L. @. Z
Camp No. 2, p. o. S. of A
Jefferson Lodge, /. 0. @. +.
Voters Non-Partsan League
Windsor Lodge, O. S of S. G.
Delaware Conclave, |. @. O. /.
keokuk Tribe, Imp'd. O. r M.
kadosh Comrnandery, X. of M.
" ashingtou Lodge, A. +. IL A. M.
Wilmington Lodge A. O. u. W.
Winoma Council, Jr. O. II. A. NJ
Journeymen Horseshoers Union.
Hiawatha Tribe, Imp'd. o. r Nj
Palestine Castle, 4. @ X. NJ G.
Wilmington Lodge Of Machinlsts
Delaware CommAnderY. X. q. +.
Mizpah Conclave, ii. or 5. ". NJ
Master Horscshoers Nat. Pro. Asso.
Delmarvia Lodge, l.. 4. to i. K L
Circle "a, Lady Forestcrs Of America.
Washington Camp, No. q, T. O. ). A.
Lady Washington Home Communion.
Volunteer Firemens S Relief Association
Wilmington Lodge Of Moose, No. 1Sl
Court Brandywine, Forestcrs of America.
Christmas Wreaths and Greens. See
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-18

Christmas Wreaths and Greens. See
Fell, 100 W Fourth Street. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-18

Lost sornethingr Try cla.sfied nd
vertisenent in Every Evening ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-19
IL PREsUnTo ARzOBrBPo
CAT0rYCo DEL KBTAD0
DE mUKvA
YORK.

Aases - embsrsas psss = Nssss
II Obispe de Pwerss Rice mos apsesusa
mos = seaossr ~ xaiissisims epimt6a
fesp-sto = h ss9nslsa que ssapssis
- vasanss ~ n ssle A. - pspais-s
Hrb~. p~ro 70 ps.ls saste~sasuss. ara
qH~ su sxquisits a~fesea<ia sas &c
snseader qse - desssha.
Hev. 81 - efrswIss safSisess hisa
inforwads-. - as~HuFa qus usaseaus
rasriek =. Hayes. sstaps amsiliss as
Ia dis~~sis - Nsw Yea supsriss
de Ios sageIlsnes aei sjtssits e -
Essades tniaa-. M sias nsmbsaas -
"a Aszohisps 10 h asguidi6~ssis NJ
trspelitana, para sueeiev - 80 asg
nidsd 81 maIexrsSs Carasual Tsslev
qHien. eoms ~ FeesrdafA, visiss q Paes
70 Riee. - esr~rs qae ~ ~ ms@srts
= strs - hsga ~ sfesfs n ssti9ss
risn des.ie - vssisass.
~ as~swso del sbi-vs Hayes ss h
i~rarquia sassIiea. ~ sisIs rspiAs. k>
eiI.is Ias srdeH~s de sasesdsse 81 49,.
~ 1919 fas nsusbssas shssps sssi
liar ds New Yesk. Ewrsia sdem1s -
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ga - sas Essshsa. ssII~ = A. - gsss
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aI.isf.s "sdsnarie ssa aasssfteet6a -
hrr ie.Ias ~ esp-lIspes satElises dsl
sFrens - ~ E.ts.ias t'aidss. -
49, ~asAefss ~fsptmS wma vtsita &C. ins
t.seisa f"r f".ie- - es@pam~stes
y e-issiasss ~ asr.ssifs - - fsss
,as armada ~ aqasl vsis. tsssba >
puaso de saIir rsFs Fsaasia susaas
- easdsmal FarIey fHs atssaAs - -
enfersssisd fatal qn~ - Iievass 81 -.
pulrs.. nsesivs rss - sasI - p,s.ts
awsemtafs~
\ n rsr. s"n - aassssssss iafss
mes. - "a divslFsds tsmhita sssss -
ii.lg = rewar - hair side nsmhssas
elsist, ~ 10 aia~ssis 10 si8aav ~
reefor - - ssfs,lfsl ~ saa patssssa.
sa"asesas unehss .. - vst~. disas
tai vaeasfs r.s asserfs asi sbgsps
c,rask. esHssi.la . psissipss dsI "
sinss vsfasa.
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cdafan los hbros que esa no es
,buena costumbre.
Meditese, mediteSe muchO acerca de
10 que Sc lee. Meditese TANTO como
cl tempo que Sc echa en- estudiar, Y
al mismo tempo visualize 10 que lee;
y6alo en- su imagination, haga una
application de clio.
3 Descanse. Tn nino de escuela debe
estudiar treinta mnutos v descansar
cincO. Tn adulto puede estudiar Gin
.cuenta minutes v descansar diez. Du-
rante el tempo dc descanso 10 inico
que es recomendable haccr es: (a) Ce-
rrar los oios v no pensar en- NADIA; (b)
mirar a la distancia Gn arbol que
este eerca; (c) hacer ejercicios de res
piraci6n. NUNCA eicrcicios ffsicos.
Una vcz terminada esta parte del
rprocedimiento, vuelvase atras V en-
piecese a: (a) Buscar el signifcadO
de palabras desconocidas; (b) consul
tar en- hbros, de Teferencia etc.
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Y por nltimo hagqsc un sumario o
sinopsis en- una lbrcta dc apumtes al
hoe. No voy decir como Sc hace una
sinopSis pues ESQ csta al alcancc de
cualquier hiio de vecino. Pcro 81 re
cordare que un capitulo cs un pensa-
miento esencial ampliicado, tornado
de parrafos qae tambitn son pcnsamien
tos de menor importanca amplifica-
dos. para hacersc una synopsis de-
ben saberse buscar csos pensam;cntos;
que 10 demhs es puro scomentario q pu-
IN palabreria.
Hecho cl sumario en- cualquicr mo-
mcnto es facil en- pocos minutes repa.
sar In lecci6n sin neccsidad de leer
el capitulo que para uno no tiene
noyedad ninguna. Estas synopsis deben
guardarse para el tempo de los exa-
menes, pues son ayuda efeasisima Y
eeonOmizan el noventa por ciento del
tempo.
Despues para que Sc ije para STEM
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pre- en- In mcntc 10 que Sc ha cstudia
10, no dc una manera mrcaniea sino
de una que aparezcan en- In imagiHa
c6n cuando Sc ncccsitcn. 10 mas re-
comendable es repcirlo en- las palabras
del que estudia, cada vcz a mayeres
intervalos de tempo. q sea, que 81
por primera vcz Sc rcpitc los veinie
minutes de haberlo leido, por segunda
Sc olga los cuarcnia Por icrccra a
la hora.
Tara terminar:
I'll embotellado 10 rcchaza IL psieo-
logia moderna.
Hoy Sc aprcnden (hasta las poe
sias) yend0 sobre una lecci6n 10
sumo tres veccs rehexiOnando pro
fusamente acerca de ella.
Puede considerarse una desgracia 81
haber adquirido malos habitos de es-
tudio. III que siga las instruceiOnes da.
das adqairira los mejores habitos de
apercibir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-19
sALIo DE NUEvA YORK La
DELEGACTON GUIANA A
LA C0NFEREHCTA
DE La PAZ.
Son Tdentisos los IdeaIes De los
Estados Unidos y dc Cuba,
dijo Bustamante.

Nueva York. febrcro Con Ia han.
dera eHbana ondeamd" sobre Il paIo
mayor del traHsporte americana lori.
zaba, saIicron csta tards Ios Delegates
eubanos a In CoHfereReia de In Pa1
de Paris.
\ IN eabeza de los Delegates VI ~
doctor Antonio y. Bustamante. Enviado
ExtraordiHario. Y GuiIIermo de T5Ianek.
,r..-' Seeretario; Pedro I.sis MaeheI-
do, son los attaches de Ia misi6u. t'aa
banda de m6siea situada en- ~ aueIle
toeaba aires patTi6tieos eabanos ' ame-
rieanos micntraS una eonisi.n presisli-
da por Cayetano Dc Qursasa. Vice CoB
sui cubano en- Nueva York. tlesvislis =
los Delegates.
VI eomandantc Frank RagaH Kimg.
de IN Armada americana - earitam
Charles l.. FrrrmaR. pssieroH - trans
porte "a dispoSiei''n del deIegasIo. izaH
do cp honor de N misi@n ~ hauslesa
Guiana en ~ palo mayor.
I'm una intervin eelebrada esn - dee
tor Bustamante. este diio que Ics Elea
lea de Cul'a Y les d. Ios EstasIas tfui
dos, que So expresaraR On - CoHfereH
Ella ie la Paz cran idrniiros. iIahl6 as
10 amistad que cxiste entre la~ dos -
pihlicas Y rec0rd6 u heeho de que
Cuba eHtr6 eu IL guerra poes d~sps,.s
que los Esiados I'uidos. Eets 80 hfzs
no solamente yor II sIs ,sp de auxiliar
Ia hnmanidad. siho para cxpresaf -
grafitud amisiad que CnI'a sieHfe ha
cia Ia Amrrica del NoFie
~ d,rtor Bustamanie agress pne an
has naeienes So rol,ustrrerin roR IA
medi'las' que adoption - la soHferrn
Ella lie IN I'az. que Cuba ffaiaria -
apoyar las eatoree punfos del Presiden
te Wilson, que iieneR por ebiete me-
iorar los iniereses del mmnslo. IJitp gus
la Confercneia drl,e aumentar b. IN
tereses que han gozado amI,as reVt,bIi
cas-. tanio cuba rono Ios Estado~ I'ni
dos me ioTarian 81 situaeiSn rr"n"nsiea
Sc esPcra que los deIegadss IleeaFan
Brcsi 81 DO febrer". .Ie enva t.urrfo
So dirigiran n Paris.
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COMO Sc ESTUDIA
Para mis- cOmpaherOs los maestros.


En- su libro, Types of Teaching,
Ia doetora Earhart, cx-instructora del
Colegio de Maestros de la Universidad
de Columbia dice 10 siguicntc:
Una investigation hecha dc las
ideas de los maestros en- cuanto la
lnanefa en- que los nifos deben estu-
diaF, revel6 tanta ignorancia y dife
Fencia de Opiniones entire ellos que Sc
ha llegado Ia conclusion de que nj
maestros nj discipulos saben como sc
estudia.
- lSi este Sc dice de los maestros ique
no Sc. dira de tantOs que dfa tras dia
trataD de exprimir el jugO de Ia pagi-
ma escrita sin conOcer los mediOs mas
Electives de fiiar en- Ia mente los CO.
noeimientos que nos sirvan para re-
solver los problemas que Sc nos pre-
sentan en- la vida?
iDeben asignarse lecciones para que
el nilo estudie en- el hOgar! 81. Es
muy cOmdn Dir entire maestrOs: no
deben darse lecciOnes los nihos pa
ra que estndien en- sns casas pues no
10 hacen.'' Una de las ideas mas acep-
tadas modernamente es que Ia ense-
fanza debe sOcializarsc'' este es,
que debe aplicarse a Ia vida diaria
relaeionarse con ella 10 que sc esta
estudiandO. Y que oportunidad jor
"a que cuandO Sc csta fuera de In es-.
cuelas EjemplO: En- el cstudio de hi
giene iqui6n puede sugcrir nm metOdo
mejoF de tratar acerca de In leche que
al. de hAcer al niiiO que investigue, que
infuieFa en- Ia localidad, que consulte
al Official de sandad tOdO 10 que Sc re
lacione con Gel meior alimento,' este
es mediOs de adulteraci6n, v de per-
segnir los adulteradOres, enfermcda-
des cauSadas pOr In leche aduiterada,
medios de cOnseguir que haya leche
puTa en- la cOmnndad, etc. Ben,
EcOnO pueuc el lnacStrO SOcIailIaf 10
que enseha 81 no hacc que sus disci
pnlos estndien en- el hoear!
Hemos probado va por que debcn
asignarSe lecciOnes al ninO para ser cs
tudiadas en- Ia casa. AhOra tratare-
mos de contestar estas preguntaS: zen
que condolences fisicaS Y mentales dehe
encontrarse una persona para estudiar
de una manera efciente! ique requisi-
tos. deben llenar los muebles y utensi-
lios. que Sc usen para el estudio! iQut
proceso dehe segurse para fiar en- In
,neate. los conocimientos que son ne
cesarios para el fin que pcrscguimOs!
Preguntas son 6stas que envuelvcn
prOblemas de psicOlogia, fsiologia @ hi
giene, v que trataremOs de contcstar-
las on Ia forma mis- sencilla possible
I'm de que nos entiendan los niios de
las escuelas.
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Ia vcrdad - que noSotres Ios mae
iros no cnsefamos estudiar n awes
iros diseipulos, euande -debisraH"s ha
cerlo FL primer dia de sIases. ~ yof
algo un porciento respectable de aiass
Sc retiraR dc las anIas - debido que
no saben cstudiar. Por tanie - dan
eucnta de que en- IL essucla NJ han
de- triunfar.
Como diie aHtes ~ PRIMER dia -
elases los maestroS debemos ensefaT
a estudiar a Ruestres diseipules. rs
70 no con Ell diseaTsito ds siempres
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NUEvo INvENTo

Nuevo invent" para registrar I"s mo
vimipntos de " maHo ds un ebrefo IN
sido pucsto eH pFhetiea ~ aIguHos -
tados d. In Union. I'or meIio de este
aparaio So registra evaetameHie sglsrr
nHa plaza f"togrslea eada moviHieste
de 10 mano. y de este m",Io ~ snmiRis
ira un medic scgar" DE- sverigHar Ell
minar los movimirnt"s iHDreesaTiss. w
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Inventor ds este sasisas apsFsfs ere
srmrwsHie qse u tFatais as la hsmB
aidsd pue5e sesmaIiSasse fosmuiseAs
n" Hsfe.Is e"a aysas A. ssss Ts9Ssssas
pue iHaigae ~ aasvimiestss ne sgss
ees. con esta guis. - spssnSis lawTsss
smPIeas ~ aovimis~ses apsspiades. -
p"s susskas,a ~ stss shseSs. See q.
esieH.ia ~ qs~ iasisa aishs mttsSs.
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coND1c1oNEs DEL MEDIC.

Haga un programa de estudios y
sigalO al pie de la letra. En- el asigne
las matematicas Otra asignatura que
reouiera mayores esfuerzOs mentalcs
para ser estudiadas por la manana. FL
maestro debe insistir en- que este Sc
haga Y Sc cumpla.
Adquiera ell habitO de cstudiar STEM
pre en- UN SOLO sitio: ell mas higie-
nico del hogar, este es, ell mas venti-
lado, ell mas quietO Y el de mejores con
dicioncs de luz.
Los muebles deben ser c6mOdos v
apropiados para eli estudio. La silla de-
he reunir esta cOndici6n importantisi-
ma: que dc Ia superficie superior de sm
fondo all piso haya igual distancia que
la que existc de la parte inferior del
music del que cstudia al piso. La su-
perficie de la mesa que sc usa para eS.
tudiar para escribir debc tenor una
inclination de ounce grades con Ia
horizontal V, cuandO el que es;ulia
esta sentadO derecho, el borde de Ia me
sa debe tOcarle Ia parte mas centri-
ca del est6magO. Los muebles de es-
tudiO deben cOlocarse de tai manera
que cl que estudia reciba Ia luz por
Ia parte iZquierda, este es, que las ven
tanas, bombillas quinques est6n a
la izquierda.
Volviendo Ia habitaci6n diremos
que debe rcunir las condolences Siguien-
tes: de doce n ounce pies de altura;
las paredcs pintadas dc verde palido
que no reheie In luz; Y el cielo raSo
de blanco.
La luz debe ser clara (nunea Sc lea
a plena luz sOlar), sin venir acOmpa
NADIA de calor. I'm las casas donde So
use el euinqu6, cl calOr que aqntl dcs
pide puedc cOntrarrestarse ponicndO un
panel fuerte, verde, en- fOrma de aran
della, alredcdor del tub0. La vcia NUN
CA dcbe usarse, pues cnalquier luz que
centelle es de efectOs fatales para Ia
vista. Las viseras a2ules las recomien
dan mncho oculistaS americanos
Evitese cnalquier cOsa que interrnm-
pa Ia. libre circulation de In sangre,
tales como ropa cehida, zapatos AUS
tadOs etc.