Logan Republican | 1905-06-07 | Page 2 | Faults of the Mistress

FAULTS OF THE MISTRESS. Not Always as Considerate as She Might Be. Tho capable mistress Is generally tho most considerate, and there Is no question but that she Is tho strongest factor In the production of whatever good service Is given In the household to-day, wrltos Jano Seymour Kllnk. Ir tho Atlnntlc Nevertheless, sho la sometimes Inconsidorate, and In this way She can "turn off work" so quickly herself that she often forgets others hure not tho same faculty Olrls in a now place are often slow Just bsoauso thoy nro so nervously anxious to please A capabla mistress, Impatient because things are not moving mov-ing so rapidly as blie knows they can movo, does not alwa)s give a maid tho two vveoks' trial, by which sho could do herself Justlco Again, the onpahle inlstroHS comes Into tho kltch en to make a cake Everything ls ready to her hand, and sho whisks up tho cake In a few minutes, telling Jane to bake It carefully. She goes up stairs and contrasts her quickness with Juuu's slowness, forgetting that she hud neither pluced things in readl noss, nor cleared thorn away, neither superintended the baklne