ï~~m I -M I (hi'NG 1?LU AIIN ~ ASj -IS.REAL.WORK '- IE t14LL/kIV. teacher Who Volunteered SerTces inf Sy. Hospital Finds Unending Labor BY CAROLYNr BREECHE" more than all I Wanted Clark, mhbus but Much Joy in r Servce CA.P ER CXXV. bend, the father'of my unborn chld. n rDoes it seem.thatr am skipping over I -remained quietly- at home for two of Love. D s day. In thsat ime I took account'i4 o - the weeks and months without record- myself. I1-realisea for the first timeI t [ h fo nlow thIe ng rin nlg their happenings? If so, the onCly how selfh I had.Ibeen in runnilng' M Te following article was written and aa nta ftyn o aem sontributed by one of the moay unself s. excuse I hve Is that there was noth- awty lsonted of trying to maIe mypatriotic teachers of Milwaukee woI dm self ontente. In a way I cor c.thandrushedeto theg to record. I.went to the office menced to. undqrstand,that I ha..... e.t.womb. e each'morning, did my work, and r- cheated CoIrk, He bad married m th tohe lp tu the te rned at nlgh. Aids from the it- ec L -id-e-.-homemaker. ' lh~ u.1si h ce Ue eO e a hsed gAhel flub said te ages Bof which I have told you I went compihilon. I really had -been one-1.eachnr Tse threw her hat n coat nowhere Kenneth Hunt had asked of thes things, Not because I. did S o the ruq an d dropped in nto abig me twice to go to the thater withhim not waut to be, but because I waited teirl sbnothe onht in tinPut when on the last occasion I hadto be witout effort on my pqrt. I eWperience n the world. Yes, it iswtot-refused 1 had saide had not done my share. lg," she ad e added wth & laugh. "YOU "Please on't ask me again; I must Atthe end of two days I took up see you are on your feet all the time, always refuse." And he had respected my work Again in defiance of the and if that time happens to be from my wishes. old doctor's jluncto..Yet even as S at night until 5 the next morning- Only. twice had I heard from Clark I. did sol knew that it could not last, well, It's a pretty long nlghL" -once on my birthday and once when that soon I must leave again. Then She was one of the many teachers he wished my signature to some pa. all suddenly. there ruhed. over mea who offered their services at the NUnnei ocher hosiu wherethe women aud ers. Of course he s ent me his chek longng, a longing t hat *ould not be ichr 1h h.ta wrethe omenv and eu each month, but no word aeom- denied, the longing for my husband. children, i if" uensa have been panied IL Day after day I fought It. I would S foI wernt up to help in the kitchen" On my birthday he wrote me, wish not yet- onoe s th. I w redy to.kIWn p ohl n te oktcen"f41.ws.t she sd: given an apron and ing me all happiness, and when h e go ack; that I vouldtendure the I head square to put on. Thenan I was wrote for my ignature he had dded monotony of It all. I could still close directed to the sink full of dishes. a few words He hoped I *as well, myaeyes ndvisualize the back mounPull? Plies, heaps of dishes! On one etc. tabs as tht were when I left, the side of the beautiful big kitchen are I had thanked him and had added broad acres without sign of habitsthe white-dishes for the patients. Just a few Words wishing him hap- tion. And I still shuddered as I These dishes have to be sterilized aftet pines& But I had said nothing when thought. - s lo nt dat t being washed On the other side arePhe sent tfhe papers for m de tos n So I s truggle l And da lly ethe the blue dishes for the nurses'and at- had signed where he had indicated struggle g iroew harder;i my trd h tuso tendanta. There were several other that I should and returned them to btes t the longing for hi, my us teachers, present, a business woman hi n bndless. Then one day came the and a society girl, all working as May came. Still I had had no hought, awakening, o o u lumty natLng. I busily as bees. thought of returning. It was unusu- had no riht to atay way. I was "Well, we washed and washed and ally warm for the time of Year. and a cheating Clrk... washed, and boiled and boed and I lassitude I could not uhderstand nor I always had flttered myself that I boiled, and wiped-one odd shaped dish Icontrol was creeping over me. I took pled fAirs I was not playing fair I know I wiped tel times durin the the toni mother had. left for me. but now Almost I had mad up my mind -. * p mhn f to tell Kenne Hunt that I Was f to night. ". I felt no effect. June smre. Ho ht ak ene us ti ce n Ses stifling days at first when I felt itantheng bmarketswhe I wasnedmecameSo nI Pre ~ B s effort to drag myself out of bed and said nothing and June n nto July, tras.&entromnyinia numrtseaswelpooreoeentedocht hmed "Presently a nurs e presented me t t r to the'oce. Then came cooler days )e hot stflng July oNew ork With a set of formulas, a shelf fUll of and I felt better. I a=ghedat.jPyself New-thethoughtsof-the-ba Ol baby foods and an arry of babies' Evening Freak of Satin sad Wet. for so easily giving up to my feelings. tains and the broad reaches of barbottles.I wrote mother that I was really feel- ren lad left me. I rememered "'Will you fix up the bottles for us. The sketch illustrates an interesting wr fine. and I meant Its But at the Clax amountain.reen and gold. I Miss T.?' she said with a smile and evening dress embodying a number of first recurrence of the hC u e weather I ra tan gree told I left me.e a recalled the long rdswe took when "Mine not to question how. Some- the season's tendencies in evening ap- wilted again. One day-about the mid- on Tomboy I would, challenge him to how or other I fixed up those bottles, parel. - die of JunV I couldn't make myself a race. I thought of the big, cool - get up. rose and gray room, the great cool hePiag rervntly there might be no Jennie telephoned the office. Then. living room, the soft-footed "China fatal -insults, and handed them over She couldn't go home atone. Had!without consulting me. for a doctor, boys," and the od- MexicaL--all so efto a helpful Jack to take aloft to the promised her husband that she would, The doctor came. He was a kind- ficient and so willing to walt on me, to babies on the third floor. - not. Here she wept harder and looked faced. elderly man, whom.1 felt I could 4o my bidding at any time. Then I "Then I began to get diniser for the at me appealingly. In desperation I trust. Â~ ompared all these things to the stihurses. who dine at midnight. It wa called the police station. 'Indeed I "This won't do. y.u must stop work lng heat, to the crowdled subways. late now. Ali the kitchen helpers had can help you out.' said a pleasant It once" he said. after I had an- the smelly lunchroom where on a stool left except the scrub lady, who peeled - voice. 'Will send a man right over.' swered his questions. "Th ls hot I forced myself to eat that I might the potatoes, and a Jack, who volun- In a short tire an officer appeared weather Is very enervating. You be able to work. teered to make coffee. I'm not a 'regu-I and the smilig scrublady departed, must be careful. Let your husband tar housekeeper,' but I am a good personally conducted. take care of you now." A great wa e of nausea wen t over cook. so after much effort, distracted 'Dishes and more dishes, bottles, After prescribing a remedyfor m H f co le t he reethe by caliAftorbottles.rsteilizedrcloth for my this life comparable to the free. the by rails for bottles, sterilized cloths babies, until I needed no urging to go:faintness he left. telling me to send wonderful life Clark had planned for and clean dishes, we got that dinner home. When they saw my uniform, for him should I not improve. me and-him? on the table anl called the tired and everyone on the 5 ociock car wanted 'I had made no answer. I couldn't Yet, strangely. I was not ready to hungry nursing force. to know 'How the flu was going.' The tall him that Clark--didn't know. return. I was not convinced that his "Just then. a nurse said: 'Miss T.. policeman on our beat happened to see When he had gone I buried my face was the better way-for me. will you help In the- ward a few me- me and gallantly escorted me home.-In the pillow and cried softly for ever ICoss~bk,1915, by Cacetr Oschs.I ments" Of course I would. I put on -'Oh, yes, I'm going again--every I so long. I wanted ny mother, but (To Be Contlued.) my mask and went In. Cots and cots. other night," she added. 'Some of the: full of sick people. In one corner was I teachers go In the day time." She a Pathetic group. An old father and looked rather tired, but her eyes shone IF YOU HAVE TALENT TO SELL MOther and a young husband were with enthusiasm and she laughed. ',TTO sitting beside a woman who was evl. "It's a great life." she said. "if you dently-ear death. I lifted her head a don't weaken." A bit. but after one glance at her loved ADVERTISE IT CQRECTLY ones. she dropped back with a sigh "I want to go home. I want to go and was gone. I cently closed the lit- home to sleep," walled little Chsrlef.5s,! BY DULCE DUENNA business day clock runs too fast for tie wife's eyes and turned to the little from his white crib at the Nunnegroup, who had risen, stunned at their macher infloensa hospital. Eeroe Since the business world is daily that kind of volubility. dreadful loss. Unconsciously I patted who Itnows children realizes the inten- caling for women, women and more Don't indicate In manner or. attire Sboyish -looking husband on the aity of the longing. Papently the women to fill the places made vacant that you're gpt to distract fellow emhadoney-hoturned and burIed ohi nurse's aide explained the situation to by the men who have gone to war, we ployes' or patrons' attion from busi. to the kitchen where he told me ot the lonely child only to be finally d that ther? are plenty of women nes; that you're going to keep thee kworsted with the argument,"Ityou f spotlight upon yourself. The place their little love story now ended so. let me go home to sleep. I'll come who are eager to respond. But some for that s the theater. right bacagInathe....g -...4.at-t. e'mw -r- " -. o n rnnd why they Sn not "get "Other patients claimed my atten- Little Elizabeth, 4, in the next room, in." Perhaps these suggestions may How About Your Own? lion until I weas called to the third hears the cries and her lips quiver be help to those who are In doub. A grat deal has been written In floor, where thechildren are I felt as 'she says, "I want to go home, toot rightainhmline-andhilwadrebepin but won't cry." The essence of good adivertising lies both poetry and prose about the relics interested when called to the kitchen. 'That's a brays little girl." says the Inmaking an lnterestcompelling first the boys carry In their pockets, writes EcrfoSebly,.nurse. Desperately the child tries to i p. the high,school reporter for The ToEsofo rbly "chatrol the quiver In list' lips and the. - ronto RP~lublIcan, but for some reason 'Here I fudthe acrublady in tears. great tears which stand In her eyes The job-seeking girl who. ap}pears in thesiW:then gomitted l"'. our ach fIo'ryaa," I o' rd netg~fncmit~h~ar n ri1.t ire' alireserve bgioys t crj", do tlothes ap opriate for that -ob quest upon a girl's pocket and fond ederal ree eb~sby day and Ishows.she has a sense of values.th folwn; Oesned oct P "Flash hints at.too great a propen- handkerchief, one vanity case containJacts by night have done tireless serv- sity for the romantic. lo podrmiorads e U Ioe. carrying up and down the great- I age powder rg noe cr al trys 'swabbin~hg decs. and often ePr hne n odrrg n rce o~ r k n g o e t h c h i l r e n a G r o o m n g n d i c a~ t e s m n t a l s e l '; h o o k.. n e h l l c r o c h e t t h r e a d.- t an d...as.physical habitss. Caeo h e-"sswork, one tatting Ilhutte, else bolten Mrs..emnek~lng, superinenent at e! ons spells orderliness, which is the lhook, one nail file, one wirk hairpi,,, _____th_____ Nunnemacher. is wondering what 'first lasv of business on coa huton one1 stic chewing " she wffril do without the teachers, for! - -loeotsuonOesikchwn I re~ eliw heCr no -' aides It is bo e ta e tha andl cheeks anal eye is vary apt to. ldentfied-odd--and- -eds-of-..ise...omn.f.te.it wh have. taken- try tocmouflage her WOrk-o0 get by laneous nlature, rect in Fail Jewelry. the first a courses will respond tO [On bluff and pretense.. l ''the call, for it is believed the hospital _. Foe thnes wole samlosalvI Workers in the office na~ keen~ I advertising your mental and manual D ear Miss Duenna: L it a man gives fnd tlhesles at a Lous re. - Mrs. Wile t Spanner Mrs.. C. cuo- capacities, his notice that he is going to'quit. can gading a happy selectin orth. Miss Irene Smithi. Miss rae- h a s e c on the same day or jewelry fer personaladaor sentin and Miss Gottschalk.' They, Voice and language--how you speak what Is the.__ o. Â~... Â~ e',r orp... l.. with the nurses and aides. de.-erve and what you say-larg~ely classify|acordng o lw?. Whihit.larger,. meet, tits eiquee of if, endle-- reit. The work of at lde yo- as to.breedin home ife, m... o or Germany? I mean the usage, and the poper be partmen haIs een onn caliber and ambition, to the prospec- 1 We do not answer legal questions. stowal of gift pieces, The shifts. fQr hospitals run day and night. I'tive employer., I. According- to the latest figures we Spectator sidll offer timely Sam - hae the popula ion of the German- e-. gsris. Queries prau Some smart women wear a perfectly Dion't talk ton much about yourself iin Eurpe ils,7.0 0ans ns. o. to jewelry will be gladly sin veil on ei hats and aftt er it and your peronal affairs Itindi I l...Wiscon i to es answered in this column. where it Is most becoming.,u ca es atendency to gossip-and the sq uare " i -l-.-,_t.- Its area.... Notin This Cit. fera's thme idea ls Lt eko- o m""i Nth hs o he mrlea c e""* "ciN,1ittlehStories or dBedtime arooms In etyh I "I neuer knot' uat I o 0t tO and where. Vwi. $0L oie"writes.lirs,,j. B. C., " so There are ceB sL...LL4 LAI' *z~ no brtherheods en te city-.........~,je... me..... exe.-tg_,nder tefollowing 1O.5605 l i ( i 1 1 o -ellabred-womfnohatbery womn w " a o shopper,((. wili ' esnter'sntoaan;: -e ~ haisnk ~ve: he h' W Â~a.le Por.'-excange - of,goodls. -Should1 s mepoint o di a-greement a - la overo nltlwohic it WATCHoMA s emsne, mpei -ae o Pe e S to reach a ounder.standing the. -mat Eo ay -e tsr should- -be re - S- pa eod.th& ndew.. arimenid-orn-tor oe-ce o mantger,:at- once. as at the train The.ronikle i o I had the girl r e ap-onaile for final-'decision.ong.as I stay points of' differ- not d liver hei 'ot ene between mer- in the brand no chAnt.and customer an& ~holiId no t be section which so regarded. ". -.-:...'for women wh hai red, and keel HOM"EeCOad"ajoin L ' that thE oo oass a 1 ',,Open. Maryooo:: not." for ":-...:............. no ifi dsy. bhone. BREAKFAST'-Grapes, ereal ead But by tying cream, eggs, teast, coffee, -. hazarding my LUsicEOY --Fred.- muas, eehsse out my instruc saues, spiced pears, glngeep sae, tea. time to waste DINNER.--Celery, clear tomato -soap, myself and del boiled cod, creala see whole-boiled At breakfast potatoes, battered beets, 'tomato salad, an lladnportant mince iarts, eoffe.,;..: " " I explained. tIn Fried Istb," -]heeSO -. auerPla oneand'as the da C~ese lass-Paceensgesied that we plot of boiling water in-; saucepan anderside paris toy add one teasppoeful O -at isi...ar._t_ tI spoonfuls of grated onion, two teaspoon- lovely. So -did fus of finely minced parsley, two-thirds age to lose h cupful of cornmeal adding the meal very back to the slowly. Stir to prevent scorching or nen tea. lumping. Cook for forty minutes,. nd So away we then pour Into pans to mold. Cut in walk for.a w slices one-hlfl Inch thick and fry until.germed us thai golden brown in hot fat. Serve with Ihn half Â~a t e sauee - - ------ - ould inn Cheese Sauce--One and one-half cup- there, end tbr1 fuls of thick cream sauce, one-quarter ear. we climbt cupful of grated cheese, one and one-half cut some clue teaspoonfuls of salt, one-half teaspoonful of paprika, two tablespoonfuls of sweet.bhrries. finely 'minced parsley. Heat until very along that l0 hot. and then serve on the mush. harassed by- t fICynolt, 1818, by lin. )L A. Wllsoe l get away fre i i A -1. I:,.;, fr. ti to sIha Â~. Do you think your hair like a plant? No, indeed. ' tal diffeence. Foryour hair does not b: No vitalld circulates troi in the-plant. Except at the hair has no more life than a To-ketet-roph:i r-. mut, by the proper trentm L _ I L _ _ J _,..... H hefilthv ma - 6 I Is your hair dull and life rich and lustrous. Ii it gr brittle? You can correct pre vets the tiny oil giant the-f titc amnounf of oil soft 'and' silky. Try this famous...ore shampooing, rub witlr.i he tips of the fingers making. the scalp itself mov, 1 'oo e 'd-ead cells--and dandruffthart clog up the pc Now. din the hair in: 4 A. -..: \ _ t 1 V -Unusual:Speci II nur ro n... 11 I ping now. Take advantage:(o ' the many- specials,.offered - -during our advance:' Xmas - L_