SO THE NATIONS DEPEND UPON EACH OTHER.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 47, 18 June 1915, Page 8

SO THE NATIONS DEPEND UPON EACH OTHER.

How many little girls have had any idea, one wonders, of tlm curious adventures of their dolls? 'llie story has come to light through Paris having resolved to make dolls for h Tself and toi exportation to K:wl;ind. When .-he sci to work, she found the task less easy than she expected, for she had to make good missing parts which (<erniany haw supplied— and not one part ol (.ermany alone. The heads and enamel all enme from the German kingdom of Nixony, the bodies came from the Bavarian town of Nuremberg, and Paris had been in the habit of makinsr the dresses and the hands! TTead* and eyes from one kingdom, bodies from another, and the frocks and fingers from the French Republic—that's where little girls' dolls came from.