What A Woman Does

The guilelese man who asked tlite foo'isl (jiu-.stion got this answer i'rom jn ut.inan. saya tlie Washington Star. Haviing kí-pt a síatistic account (ar one yvar, slie gave the resuLt as folio ws: N'Umber oï lunches put up, l,l-"7; meals ordered, 908; deserts made, 172 lamps filled 328; times dressed cliildren 786; visits received, 897; visite paid, 167; boofcs i-end, 88; papers i-ead, 553; etorjee read alcud, 234; giatmes played, 329; church services at tended, 1125; a.rt k-los mended, 1,23G; partieres of cloühing made, 1:20: iüiry surtfetee made, r; letters writti,425; bfyfiTi lm muele, 20 1-2 hours iin Buawlay sclvooi woa-k, 208; liours in gawtemling. 49: shk days. 4+; amusemonts atteiulod. 10. 'Tiesid'es the above I mirsed two h::tli-eiii tlironiKh the measles, twice leaned cvery noolï and corner of my ïouse, put up sevfnty-flve Jars of ilckles and preserves, made seven ripe to the demttete, dyed Easter ggs, poLksh'ed gttrer aind sjient seven ïays ii helipiaiu; nurse a friend who vais iill, besïdes t'He thousand and one tuttos too fsmaM to be memttoned. yet aküag t'.ime t le pertormedí." Now we hope '.liat mam iw satisfietl;