If a mother, in average financial condition, has the "three and one-half children" eugenists demand of each family, and does her duty by them in private family life, how much of her time and strength must go into the housemother's service and for what period of years?
6.

What amount of time and strength might be left, in the case of strong and competent women, for other vocational work?
7.

Is the modern "nursery school" an adequate substitute for the early home-training?
(See report, "A Nursery School Experiment," published by "Bureau of Educational Experiments," 144 West Thirteenth Street, New York City.) FOOTNOTES: [3] (_a_) See, for example, "Conveniences for the Farm Home," Farmers' Bulletin No.

270, and (_b_) "The Farm Kitchen as a Workshop," Farmers' Bulletin No.

607..