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HUS I read in The Outlook: "One

T'energetic worker will stimulate a

whole gang to a greater effort." And I then indulged in retrospection, looking backward to events which are still fresh in my memory. It has not been long since I was among that blessed fraternity of workers whose praise is dwelt upon so often by writers and ministers. As they tell me, I did not appreciate my noble position, and when slack times threw me out of employment I really did wish I had my job back. Still, from my lowly and humble sphere of life, I feel that I am justified in doubting that quotation. I do not mean to call it insincere or reckless, but I wondered that workers in the writer's day of hard labor were so radically different from those whom I have worked with.

I worked several years in the openhearth department of a steel mill, and I had a wonderful opportunity to observe the habits of my fellow-workers. I did observe them, and I felt when the mill ceased operations that I was very well acquainted with their eccentricities and customs.

I worked in the pouring pits, where the hot steel is poured into molds. There were six of us on that gang-as fine a gang of fellows as I would ever want to meet. There was seldom any friction between us; we all understood what we were to do, and if one of us found himself behind with his work, he always could depend on the ready aid of the other five to help him out. Perhaps the danger brought us closer together, for molten steel is a touchy and vindictive thing to work with and we were always running chances of being severely burned if not permanently disabled or killed. All of us could show scars where flying chunks of steel had burned us.

What I wish to make clear is that we were a typical gang of workers and that we held a certain regard and respect for one another which was never expressed in mere words. It was there and we knew it, and that was all that was nec

essary.

us.

Among us was a worker who was a little more energetic than the rest of He often would finish his prescribed amount of work and hustle around and help some laggard out. Never was he at rest. If he could find nothing more to do, he would not, like the rest of us, find a hiding-place and loaf until the next heat tapped, but would go to his locker and wash and mend his clothes. We wore out many clothes, for they were continually catching afire, and, while the rest of us threw our ragged clothes away, he mended and patched his until they were nothing else but patches. We never ridiculed him or laughed at him for it; we envied him and wished we ourselves had the ambition to do likewise.

So I believe we were a typical gangnone of us real loafers, but all of us intensely human. This most energetic one must have seen that he was spoiling the rest of us, but still he continued

shouldering more than his share of the work. We all worked together at cleaning scrap-steel that has spilled and frozen-from the tracks. Our energetic one would always buckle into it, and how he would work! Sledge, bar, and fork, he wielded them all arduously. The rest of us languidly worked along, and unconsciously lessened our efforts, for we knew that the energetic one would do it all if we only permitted him to, for, as I said, we were merely human and not natural-born loafers. If

some one had accused us of shoving the work on the energetic one, we would have been indignant and would have quickly denied it, but still it was so. His vigorous efforts far from stimulated us to follow his example; rather, we eased up and contentedly watched the work progressing without our aid.

But this habit was not confined to our gang. It was a characteristic of every gang in the open hearth. The electricians, the millwrights, the ladlemen, the pitmen, and the riggers all exhibited the same characteristic. Each gang had its energetic worker too. I have never yet seen a gang of workers that did not boast an energetic member, and never yet have I seen that energetic worker "stimulate the whole gang to a greater effort." It was always the same: if he chose to exert himself, he might do so, but the rest never emulated him; if he was too energetic, he would make drones of the rest of the gang, and all unconsciously.

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doing. This man enjoys working hard

and he is the energetic one, and he cares

ders. It rather pleases him. Now this

man takes little pleasure in hard work

and it don't make a bit of difference how strenuously the energetic one applies himself to his work, the man who doesn't like to work hard is not going to do so if he can get out of it, and what better way has he in getting out of it than permitting the energetic one to do it all?

I do not mean to be so presumptuous as to criticise Mr. Lewis Edwin Theiss, for, apart from that one statement, I enjoyed his article, "What Life in the Country Has Taught Me About Religion," very much.

What I would like to know is: Have workers changed so greatly, or were they just different where I worked?

in response to a small

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The Hotel with the incomparable situation On the crest of the Alleghanies in the primeval forest, 2,200 feet above the sea. Eighteen canoeing, tennis, etc. Beautiful booklet.

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FOR SALE

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The best location for a

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To Rent for Season

good sized, oldfashioned furnished cottage, 8 rooms, with fireplace, on ocean front. $270 for summer. JANE E. ROBBINS, Wethersfield, Conn.

Wanted-To Sublet SHORE COTTAGE at Edgartown, Mass., on Martha's Vineyard, for half season-from June 15th to Aug. 1st. Six bedrooms, living-room with fireplace, dining-room, bath and kitchen; electricity. Apply P. O. Box 39, Sheffield, Mass.

OKE CENTER, Mear Bos verlooking CRYSTAL LAKE, ton. Modern furnished house, 10 rooms, 3 baths. 3 summer months $500. 7,019, Outlook. BERKSHIRE HILLS Furnished homes for the summer.$500 and up R. C. Robertson, Pittsfield, Mass.

Williamstown, Mass.

TO RENT-Simple Country House

on Large Farm. Six master's rooms, two baths. Servants' rooms and bath. Garage. Milk, cream, eggs, vegetables, direct from the farm. On State road, 1% miles from village. Address Sam P. Blagden, Williamstown, Mass.

WILLIAMSTOWN, MASS. To

Rent for summer season. Fraternity house in fine repair, fully furnished. Very moderate terms. All conveniences. Address Sam P. Blagden, Williamstown, Mass.

MICHIGAN

RENT or SALE Two Furnished Cottages on Lake Huron, Hessel P. O., Mich. Write Mrs. N. C. Buchanan, 1362 2d St., Louisville, Ky. NEW HAMPSHIRE

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Charming Summer Homes and Cottages, furnished, for rent and for sale. Write for booklets. SARGENT & CO., New London, N Headquarters Lake Sunapee Real i

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Real Estate

NEW HAMPSHIRE

CAMP on LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE, N. H.

Completely furnished. Beautiful lake and mountain view. State road. Enclosed sleepingporch, bath, two toilets, five bedrooms, big porches. Two-car garage. Boat house, new

motor boat, rowboats, canoes. Job

filled. 30 acres pine trees. Farm connected, poultry, fresh eggs and vegetables. Golf near by. Inquire of LOUIS DUSENBURY, 229 Fourth Ave., New York City, N. Y.

Lake Winnipesaukee

Twin

Camps. furnished, with boat. Rent entire season $150 (motor boat if desired). Box 1544, Boston.

Late home prominent

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For Cod Narrows, N. H. Five-room

house with baru, carriage in good condition. Excellent Partly furnished. Price $1,200. summer or permanent home. 7,229, Outlook. NEW

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COTTAGES TO RENT OR SELL. For particulars address WM. E. SATCHELL, Owner, 162 Gates Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

Many Beautiful Cottages for Rent White Mountains, New Hampshire

Address KARL P. ABBOTT, Bethlehem, N. H.

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NEW JERSEY

Broad Acres

Owner's House on
Farm. For Rent,

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FOR RENT, FURNISHED

May 15 to October 15, 1922, country estate, "Greystone," Highbridge, N. J. Woodland, spring water, vegetable and rose garden, garage and barn: trusted employee in charge. Apply I. V. LADLIE, Secretary, High Bridge, N. J. Telephone Washington, N. J., 140.

TO RENT in MONTCLAIR, N.J. from June 15 to Sept. 15, well-appointed house of ten rooms and two baths, in quiet, shady street, convenient to train and trolley. 7,101, Outlook.

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW FOR RENT FOR SUMMER MONTHS Located directly on Trout Lake, three miles by good road from Bolton Landing, Lake George. Entirely new. Built by present owner, who will rent for the entire season at moderate rental. Completely furnished throughout. Five rooms (three bedrooms) and bath. Kitchen with running water. Ice, wood, and rowboat included.

For full particulars address 6,479 Outlook. For

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Teachers and Governesses WANTED-Tutor for three children, two boys aged 9 and 10 and girl 12, for July, August, and September, to go to Dublin, N. H. Good French necessary. Tutor may be either man or woman. Answer 1.333, Outlook. WANTED-Governess, Protestant, about thirty years old. Children seven and four. Good physical care. Permanent position. No school teacher need apply. Situation opened May 10. Connecticut summers, Florida winters. 1,437, Outlook.

HELP WANTED

Companions and Domestic Helpers WANT-Working housekeeper in refined family: efficient service amply rewarded. Write Box 467, Cedarùurst, L. I.

WANTED-Young woman, perfect health, between twenty-five and thirty-five, as companion to healthy, active girl eleven years old. Must be willing to follow directions. Position in suburbs of Philadelphia. State salary. Reply by letter. 1.445, Outlook.

SITUATIONS WANTED

Professional Situations GRADUATE nurse desires position in boarding school or college. Credentials. 1,329, Outlook.

REGISTERED nurse desires charge of invalid or child traveling to England before July. Excellent references. Miss Bruce, Grace Hospital, Detroit.

GRADUATE nurse, experienced, wishes position in camp. References. 1.390, Outlook. R. N. (Presbyterian Hospital), experienced traveler, with highest references, desires position to travel with semi-invalid to Pacific coast or Europe. 1,442, Outlook.

Business Situations STENOGRAPHER, experienced school, office work, desires position. Normal school graduate. 1,417, Outlook.

CAMP COUNSELOR for girls' camp will be recommended by Episcopal rector. Experienced worker. Winning personality. 1,428, Outlook.

WOMAN of experience is desirous of making connection as manager of moderate size, high-class summer inn, or as assistant in inn of larger size. Excellent references. 1,430, Outlook.

YOUNG woman desires position as private secretary, preferably with professional man. Vicinity Boston, Mass. Experienced. Best references. 1,434, Outlook.

REFINED American woman desires position of responsibility in hotel orfinstitution. 1,448, Outlook.

YOUNG man, educated, healthy, strong, desires summer position boys' camp or other wholesome surroundings. 1,444, Outlook.

Companions and Domestic Helpers YOUNG Swiss lady, speaking French, German, and English fluently, eight years' experience as governess, secretarial training, wishes position as governess or companion with family traveling abroad. 1,375, Outlook.

POSITION as housemother and hostess wanted by PROTESTANT lady. Excellent references. 1,381, Outlook.

GERMAN born American woman, graduate of French university, experienced traveler, linguist, and teacher, wishes summer position traveling or tutoring. Salary not chief consideration. 1,385, Outlook.

COMPANION, will travel, care for semiinvalid, chaperon, social secretary, position of trust, desired by woman highly recoinmended. Callender, 5 Larch Pl., Summit, N. J. MATURE kindergartner with homemaking experience desires summer position. 1,402, Outlook.

VERMONT college girl with experience wants summer position caring for children; will tutor if desired. 1,403, Outlook.

CULTURED young man desires summer position as traveling companion or tutor. Two years' travel in Europe. Speaks French. 1,392, Outlook.

SOCIAL secretary, disengaged in May. Experience as companion, chaperon, etc. 1,395, Outlook.

TEACHER of refinement and culture desires position as companion, summer months. 1,415, Outlook.

CAPABLE, well-bred college woman, with literary and executive ability, desires congenial summer employment. 1,414, Outlook. TEACHER, woman of refinement. quainted with art and architecture, would go abroad as guide or companion for summer. References exchanged. 1,413, Outlook.

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YOUNG physician desires position camp coun ilor or traveling companion. Box 81, Charlottesville, Va.

TWO competent college girls desire any summer situations together. Ruth Baldwin, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y.

SUMMER SERVICE-Companion or music tutor; willing to sew or supervise sports. 1,408, Outlook.

WESTERN college woman desires! position as traveling companion for the summer. 1,419, Outlook.

COLLEGE woman desires position as secretary and traveling companion for the summer. 1,420, Outlook.

WANTED-Position as traveling companion either in this country or abroad, the latter preferred, by young lady of refinement, graduate nurse of prominent hospital in Baltimore. 1,426, Outlook.

COLLEGE woman, 3 years' teaching experience, desires position as traveling companion for summer or longer. Cheerful disposition; enjoys reading; can sew. 1,433, Outlook.

WOMAN of education and refinement desires position as companion-secretary or Any position of supervising housekeeper. trust in household. Highest references. 1,429, Outlook.

COMPANION. Refined young woman wishes position; no housework. References. 1,441, Outlook.

POSITION wanted by woman of experience and executive ability as organizer, buyer, household administrator, or manager. 1.450, Outlook.

SITUATIONS WANTED Companions and Domestic Helpers SECRETARY, household manager-Lady experienced, with college education, desire position in private establishment. 1,438, Outlook.

CULTURED young lady, Protestant, desires resident position as secretary or governess. Refined, cheerful. References. 1,440, Outlook.

TEMPORARY summer position desired by a lady who has had long experience as chap eron to older girls. Fine musician-accompanist to voice or violin; good reader, accustomed to travel. Can undertake any position of trust. 1,439, Outlook.

NURSE, refined American, wishes position caring for baby or children. Capable of taking charge of home. Excellent references. 1,447, Outlook.

WANTED, by young student, position of responsibility looking after boys from 10 to 16 years of age in private homes, seashore or mountain. Will help with studies, teach golf. tennis, swimming, and dancing. 1,427,Outlook. SUMMER position wanted as chapero companion by cheerful, executive woma Traveling preferred. 1,449, Outlook.

Teachers and Governesses TEACHER desires position for summer as tutor or companion. Elementary English, French. 1,331, Outlook.

WANTED-Position in private family by physical education director interested in hygienic measures. Experienced with children in home and school. Capable entire direction of children and household. 1,361, Outlook.

COLLEGE girl preparing to teach_wants summer position as tutor. Address Box 53, Wells College, Aurora, New York.

COLLEGE student experienced in the care of boys desires position as tutor (preferably traveling) for one or two boys. Address 1,416, Outlook.

A lady highly recommends governess forposition of trust. Family or institution. Primary, kindergarten, nature study, physical care in light nursing, diet, sewing. American, Episcopalian. R., 541 Lexington Ave., New York.

YOUNG Harvard graduate, two years' instructor leading university, wants summer position. Experienced tutor, councilor. Likes travel. 1,412, Outlook.

COLLEGE senior, experienced with children, desires position as nursery governess for the summer months. 1,410, Outlook.

EXPERIENCED native French woman, college trained, wishes to make engagement for coming year in college preparatory school. Would give interview. 1,423, Outlook.

COLLEGE man, experienced tutor, desires position as tutor and traveling companion to boy of preparatory school age. 1,424, Outlook.

CLASSICAL teacher, gentleman, 34 years of age, 10 years' teaching, 7 as professor of Latin in Western State university, master's degree Michigan University, Ph.D. work nearly completed, desires Latin or Greek position in Eastern or Middle West college. Best of references. 1.421, Outlook.

GOVERNESS. tutor. Thoroughly experienced English Protestant wishes position, boys or girls over seven years. Music and French. Physical care. References 6 years, 2 years. Miss Perry, 73 Cooke St.. Providence, R. I.

TWO teachers desire summer employment as tutors. Private family or school. Excellent references. 1,431, Outlook.

YOUNG man, student in Eastern college, desires position as tutor during summer. 1,435, Outlook.

MISCELLANEOUS

MISS Guthman, New York shopper, will shop for you, services free. No samples. References. 309 West 99th St.

BOYS wanted. 500 boys wanted to sell The Outlook each week. No investment necessary. Write for selling plan. Carrier Department, The Outlook Company, 381 Fourth Ave., New York City.

WANTED-Defective people to board. Address W., Pawling, N. Y.

TO young women desiring training in the care of obstetrical patients a very thorough nurses' aid course of six months is offered by the Lying-In Hospital, 307 Second Ave., New York. Monthly allowance and full maintenance is furnished. For further information address Directress of Nurses.

LADY, home near Philadelphia, will give mother's care to infaut, young child, or young family. 1,393, Outlook.

FOR adoption-Attractive, fair-haired baby girl of eleven months. Catholic home of refinement desired. Apply 610 Elm St., Haven, Conn.

FOR adoption-Bright, attractive, darkeyed girl of ten years, excellent health, exceptional mentality, fully orphaned. Apply 610 Elm St., New Haven, Conn.

FOR adoption-Attractive, fair-haired girl of ten years, sturdy and strong, normal mentality, fully orphaned. Apply 610 Elm St., New Haven, Conn.

PROFESSIONAL NURSE with good home in Ohio college town will care for one or more young children during summer. $25 per week. 1,394, Outlook.

AMBITIOUS WRITERS send to-day for Free copy America's leading magazine for writers of photoplays, stories, poems, songs. Instructive, helpful Writer's Digest, 688 Butler Building, Cincinnati. CHILDREN-Childless couple, home in pri-vate grounds, ninety acres Connecticut shore, will care for two children for summer, girls preferred. 1,443, Outlook.