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,eaners INOIB todoihe Ice Oldeat Woman m the County 13 Dead The Nurseria of the NEW-Rich hut Sunni» numb; a her home In Wink.- 3"th Duet. a In]! known roprennutive 0! an coo-rad the deuh o! In. Purick (Haley. 3'. the old school of "km. write. 0! the mm. Wu! 1061“". She '3' m olflut'jMR" jo'wr‘.‘ “My Ind m, i‘ “a me raid-9t 00 Me com", and up to the time 0! ha- Womun’ I Hm Companion. In describing the «hub In. bean in guellgnt hum: considering ‘0‘..th nun-r, d" any; ha- ndvueod Iv. III" M “hm h“ “in. Huwlmmnduthogddnmo‘ply- with birthdhy on film 3711. avert! [fiend-boo < claim and mind nurses. is brought to the high- “! PM“ “d .1: ”kn“. “I. being: M at shad-n! Mn carnation. N0 Muck flun- I: wnnocuon with hér «Inch never-l interest, ind het- duclop. In. Glnlov ha. been a mi- dpmof Wines“: tor lift] van, md was nble to "all you human; labial-once. of the only hum of a. my. ‘ rally, In. GM'Imsq-om none Goo want mun "I mm!” ; r v' She could recognize only the dcughter and her Donal: -lsw Ind vuen other. ulked to her she had to rgall them by the sound of their voim. Mrs. (55an was unable to be up about the house véry much. her years making it so that is is in “tort. {or hot to mull: about. She had reached g on?» where she might be esllod' in her Icoond chtidhond Hm- dnu‘ghtar was very atmncive to Hrs. Ginley had lived in Waukegan over fifty years. many of them where the gas wo‘rkq‘ia now bound; There for years, Mrs. Ginlev sud hu- fmily resided, but. when. industry demnded the laM¢-'mey mo‘vod to the want side and it. w“ sinus than” home. v 1 ' When aha approached her mom anniversary, woman“ mm. to Irelzmd' and the records of . the onyx-kl: where she lived were looked up With the; result. an: her birthday wag proved 3nd she had since. rpm: the lid of relating kept careful tab on her increasing years“ hat and the aged Woman seemed to be enjoying lilo even better than could be expeched. In the put. when ever the age of Mrs. Ginley has come 119, metre Were mph in town who dia- pnted it. and said she Was not as old as was élaim- 'In this connection, it detelnps that there is no unmrtainty u to her age, for a. careful sermh for records WM made 5 few years ago to do .ermine for sure just how old she was. R is tho of interest. to know nut. Mrs. Giuley although the had been in thin country over half a century the ind never turned the English lan- She me here from Ireland and was one of the vefy few who felt um. her native tongue wee good enough {other end she never tried to leern Mush. Mlngly Ihe hes land to converse WM Ber deuzhier‘ln her netiVe Ienguege end It is only her old “influence. who “me here from Instead um were eny some. of pleasure ’ to her became eke wee able m talk to them. It was aid file could not epeek 3 .word of English. ‘ Volume 20 HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS, FEBRUARY 16 my or IrIah gum“ Shops her babies In found But. indiciona Cambrian! Parish “we thought! The In~ font. millionaires IIo miller lflfla hack in com- !ortablo bed: or. a: mail-final. as tho hpy of whiwoaped you: ladies from a tubing yahooI. Wu ll' mm now the busy Pluto. thrive. When the little Platoon" emerge from the mar- ne.” their development In carried On with ncoro responding regurd to the last edicts in scientific and hygienic pedngogy. 0h! lonely little shelier- ed children of the richâ€"ere you any happier-toy healthier-then your greet-grandparents who went. to dames' school: at. four yearn old and found at thot tender a’ge a 91min the great commonwealth we call the world?” I am save 1 cannot answer my own question, there is a new racein the making. ' “When the time for more advanced educative}: Yeoman. Mrs. Pluto haa‘a definite goalâ€"her child is to hold its own among its peers It home or abroad. It in taught. to [rattle French and German an read. fly as English!“ manners are can-fully formed. its tones of Voice modulated; every outdoor sport. and indoor grace are used to perfect. its body: ev- erything that money and knowledge can provide is lavished upon its intellectual and moral growth. It ought to be an ideal human being: but. ie'eny system perfect? Are the children of the rich any freer from temptation than those '0! the moderat- ely well off, those removed .from actual poyerty? And here 1 say ‘Yes.’ so, far as the girls are con- cerned. because they are chaperoned. guarded and amusedâ€"mark the lust pointâ€"«amused. for pleas- m-e denied in the source of mo» glr’llsll inflict-e- tlan. But. in regard to the boys I should say quite the reverse." ‘ Myth-“0h. Jones In all right. Ho any: M it going to devote him-cl! entirely to ac“ ruling buckwhuI.-â€"30mnme Joni-nu; Browneâ€"“But in he sure that he cu: make is p61?" someuam it. h putty hard to nuke things grow. ‘ Whytl’eâ€"“Bjonea my: be {I going hflo fnmmg. He has jnac gold everythlng he bud 1nd bought. I farm.” ‘ - . Triumph of Brains Companion .onhiu n for his preterit fight Want the horror oféhild labor. After describing the evil. he adds: ‘nnintmnfonrMnyeu-a oft”. W1 huh-uhyU-Ikafl curling?!” fig.“ "Rut that I: not the worst. of it. The worst. of it. is that. pretty won thatnhlldrén ‘eome to age.’ Whn “I“. 4;; minus «a,» nuke? . London fim’j" v . “5??" wit. mm a»: only an n. a; muuty- no it. Thiy feel am: they have been robbcid in some way not row in money or proper“. hilt robbed of life, or! health robbed of lntelleét, tabbed of spir- it. And in these undeveloped bruins. in their weakened 11. arts. in their cramped and dam-med wall, the fines of an unextin’guiuhable wrsth be- gitfln burn They go thnough life hating society. hatingve rybody and evervthing. For, while they do not gnaw much they do know tint a. nystem of industry and a. state of society has wane thou murdered them. There is )our material for an- archy. We hear a good many Ipeechea nbout the danger of anarchists coming to this country lromL‘ Europe. The truth is that child labor as are: ctiug some two hundred thousand grown- up anarchists of native American blood in this country over, yenr “One of the stories I like best about Tad and his father Secretary btanton used to ten. ”‘ «.33 ‘ Aunt Janet" in the Woman 3 Home Companion for February. 'One dayâ€"the boy was ‘mrcoly ten thou-he happened in the ofieeofthe Beamâ€" tu-y of Win in march Mammalian», Hr. suntan, 'or the fun of it. oominiw ”in Batman of the [7. 8. Volunteer: Vary ellted gnd important. '1‘“ want immediately ‘uhd ordomd a qualmvy of markets sent to the White House. organiled and drilled the house aerviuts and gardners. Mach-m» ed the regular sentinel. shout the premium and (rt-bend his recruit: o. duty as (turd: '1 hints took rather tartan turn when scrum“ who h. d but. gt work all dsy were ordered to keep watch 311 night. Tld would listen to no one-he wonfd be obeyed. The l’n-sident-wu at hat uppealed to. He took Tld’a boyish whim in good pdrt. Ind in My great gentle wsy'sent the little lieutenant. tir- ed out but very happy and important. wbed. Senator Ben-ridge and Child Labor The February numb" of the Womn‘l Home a 1907 “Tad” Lincoln’s Command, min descripuon of Number 7