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Show FAULTS OF THE MI3TRE3S. Not Always as Considerate as She Might Be. The capable mistress Is generally the most coiistdorate, anil there Is no question hut that she Is the stronqest factor in tho production of whatever good service Is given In tho household today, Willi's .Jano Seymour Kllnk, In the Atlantic. Nevertheless, she Is sometimes Inconsiderate, nnd In this way : She enn "turn oil work" so quickly herself that she often foi?;ets others have not tho same faculty. Gills In a new place are often slow-Just slow-Just because thoy are bo nervonrly anxious to please. A capable mistress, Impatient becauso things aro not moving mov-ing so uipldly as she knows they can move, docs not always give a maid tho two weeks' dial, by which sho could do herself Justice. Again, the eai.ablo mistress cornea Into tho kitchen kitch-en to make a cake. Everything Is ieady to her hand, and sho whisks up tho cake in n few minutes, telling Jane to bake It carefully. i"iho goes up stabs and contrasts her quickness with Jane's slowness, forgetting that she had neither placed things In readiness, readi-ness, nor cleat ed them away, neither suporlntontled the baking. |