, 1869-05-23
FAMOUS EUROPEANS.
Fnpny Lew nId-The German George
Es4nd.

The eldest child OF parents Of the Hebrew race,
this talented woman, wao, IN respect to ability,
of1ep ranked With George Sand, wAA born. IN the
earl. part Of the century, IN houtssecrE. Prussia
lie. chl!dhood W. passed under all the oisadrhn-
taces hlch Oppressed the Jews, A. tn the Middle
Ayr, and which uhe has pictured IN one Of her
early no7eis, "Ivn1y.'' Her ancestors on the
.s,tr-s s!d. were elosety connected by blood Win
tht noted 1eRhh Lanke1S OF Berlin, 1tzig AL
Ernrstu y ho y ere the eouewhat unwilling tools
OF rr..e,tck the Grrat IN rcA1y OF his dsreputa-
Ne nnAnc1A o1esanans, figuring especially tn the
ctc, u.a1aon Of spurious cAn stTucS Al TIC Govern
meet Mint by ruyal authority, In 1he form OF two
grp%chea r.eca the E>nxtsa enbs9dy being used In
The coinage. The grandfather Of the sathoscss
was The nanter choseu By the King to supcr1ntend
TIE aep.ee1At,on ii the konbsHhe1E Mint, and had
pood reaspn during TIE retgn Of Frederick VII
ua. H. to te9sts hlf cooperation. fof oy ths Hoae
,he o,tr7 bccane 80 general on the part Of the
:,+onfe that the rpyesnnent determined 70 cloak
~ own cpmr.ictty By throwing TIC oankcn tnto
prison, there 10 tu.rr for yeafs w1tooat 1E1A W
r,-trsa snh Enally to b.s sc!cszed IN as ansapt
lxAa.xu 81 their lpcxrceratun hAd been as5stfast-
In her autobiography. one ot he mos ueslsu'-
t.,oks o! tbs elaks written. she rclAses sne
d.shcrlsy experienced by her father and mottef IL
otsa!a!c.: ncrntss,or 70 na1xJ. At thaf ttne tne
taw xliuw Cd but one child from each Jewish fanl'
~ the night Of settlement aad citizenship within
ITEA.No teIsalGfft ann ~llnoQt sols SfaFNcoc u1a3
f.aye and the establishment Of q home must re
NAN N lEposElbIlIy. On The raotAeFb aide tha
right had ALREADY Dctn granted n faJos Of tht
eldcs. daughter: tnc at1et1 :cll 10 the sAars
or NJ elder bru.ac-, who, being hlmseu 4 lover Q
.h+ lady. VII not disposed 70 sAessnea htuseit 10
tnr,r beoefl The Young couple II one naae eer1
ors,x rhr11ebed the idea OF Abandoning their ac
ct,nt fssn and becoming converts 10 Chttsstani;l
.s n.nx Hebrews ia Ike cases vere Obliged to d
4. o,.<r 70 conclude the niAnes, hut met VII
r,~t cr1tpttioc from her family trAt the no&io
,r,,ctyeu ut. As \ lsst resort the! ~ese coz
,.,ted 10 raake personal Appeals 70 INC AlAi'ss
sc,n,r PANIED II a.tsh expenditure Of moae., u
--rr. t,eu.ed ae4ore their o=tIrou WIS Eraa3eo.
VARIOUS were ste chan8es and soeses u w
n4s. scas4 sudesed hJ the fAtnef|soao1o
tne lie ct the WHOLE tAU.iJ Io1 yea
TIE. witnessed the Invasion " the ften1
the retrcxs frpr MOSCOW, tae masea 81
allied .r7rues, the grea: confederation OF honls
tr-r. ,pe OUTRAGEOUS persecution Of the Jt~s
tsnnptt 70 open violence In the scArs tetWe
1sAo--snd the Polish reyoautun- the oea1
Polish amy t.,ing before the Rosstans IN 1881.
BrotAcrs ara &stsra Ee1e bora. some buried
infancy. The young Hari recfelEd the educas'
NJ that t1I1>e neted out 70 bcauttlJ to ntf ee2s
wss, to he. unnlagsted disgust, required to p
days, months and yac1 In practice upon
uiano-A dlsctfn1e % Eksome 70 hcr thai she
pgessa terseh nost theoretically upon the Il
.of compelling girls to srqrl-e In accomplishing
yof xE.cA they ofse1 Eare no especial talent
motto, "Ne,er grow weary, chosen and ne
forgotten thrunghoIs long active sna stud
tie, has eaaeiel h1 10 Geso|'aa n7o'e