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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
Mental Maturity.
%,,u,ernor of Iowa

Mental maturity AZ what Z do sc
attain II that j. To say. those of us
who are not prcdrstincd Ia perpetual
~grconn"ss? IL mas been said that 80
man may be- u fool ut thirty, and VET
III" u sage. Rather questionable that
!" fool OF forty Is admitted by meta.
physicians 10 ho "A hopeless case. Let
hin who learned nothing by experience
At that lgr, stand aside from the world
of action; he Is not iii I O pln, his part
in 1t. His only safety i, in being dry
nurSed 10y some stronger nature than
his own
Dull youths,o youths called duh. scmeS
times mature, however, into great men.
sheridan, we are told, waS a particul.
AIRY stupid school boy. Perhaps the
fault was in the school master. not in
the pupil. There were in Shcridan's
days. and there are vet. multitudcs of
bad teachers. Podaniic pc!agnguos. OF
tho ''Dr. Blimhcr' class, are ~ PLENTY
a. biack berries. and the mill-horsr sys-
tam III education j. still IN vogue. Ovf
crammrd students rarely turn out we'll;
while those who cannot be- cram,ned
generally do. II there bc any thing that
Is unpromising, i, is prccocity. II ia
better To he comparatively ignorant at
tlvc-nnd-twcn,y, than 10 h" aprodtgv III
thirteen. We entirely are" with the
doctrine that the most useful part al
mans education is not that which be
receives in schools Md colleges. The
world is the university in which thoI
grandcst and most useful lessons are
taught. and in n way which fixes them
indelihly IN the memory. The Groves
of AcadcmuS' are no; to be despi,od;but
let him who desires to bc a man among
nic beware Of ncglecting those paths
of wisdom which liz through the mar
ket-placcs of mankind. Wisdom is not
a thing that u be- injected into nv
with a scholastic forcing-pump. II can
only be acquired by observation, rr1etN
ton. and the independent exercise Of
the judgment.
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Gov. Gear. Appeal.

GOV. Gear has issued III, following
appeal &" ~, people ui lu.a, ~ ,-ha.i Of The
yellow fewer sufferer.
f,a.v tih.srs 81 f.r,. 4 dreadful .-.,,
leno, a'c.m,tes our f,ilnS Duuutrym.u Ia p.r,,
81 %" republic Ia many places "a, dead are
icit.uuhuri'd, the lyiag rin hardly ~ ,arpi
iur. In the p@rc-onrr - the Hague luz,
n'.su' ell Mud. -,nti ely -i.Irnd.i.
Tie people can earn nothing ami many Are
unable iu prrurr even the bar, ne, c...ti,. ~
NE The situation aIi,a.- h. our deepest
,ympaihies Profound, thankful ne We should
tr, thii ". are spared ~ terrible a vista, ion.
! y"n'urr ." ,.k our favored people ,o ,ho~
th'i gratitude hy contributions "a AID 4 our
sun, ring Nnh needy fellow couutry men IN the
Southern -ta'e.. To this end | would rosl oct
fI'ly suggest hat on the coming sabbath col
~lcrtions be- tikan IN all n. churches and I.b-
ha'h.-ch"ui- for this object, aud that III. frs.
'"rnA, social, add hen, violent - tie. ~ lie
stat" make contribution. to- the same 81 jceI
Ia .hprt, that a united Effort be- made ,o re-
'ieve the suf', ring Nv 'hi- hour " their dread
necessity. no N. GEAR.
ttpN srnDr pf l,va
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tps'i ~ have murdered Alice heibo-el. .
Iusky, OTTO. 90 ~" evening = -er'rmt-' SIN
and hung b, = nob 10 a lamp poet
At Milw nukcc. on n" night ~ Sep.
tcmbct ~ Allied Winters, 81 employ- IN /,
very large i'sc'fy house "a. arrested \
large amount II i'~'i'y l'longiug l." the firm
sas found IA ht. tuuks The value - NE
stolen prpi crtY exceeds tiO,Uo
~ "A drunken row. near Omaha. on
the might ~ september let, Anton konoul -
va stabbed In he neck. the Knife -.vedug
he iugular vein snd lied simo-, Instantly.
Several others we're wounded several Others
yer" sounded Tic supp,~c'i murderer Wa
arrested.
james Bennett, "a professional gam.
bier, ~ ~ Paul, Ind Wa hot and Instantly
kiil"d In CncInn I u few nights ago, bl j. u
Arnold. Arnold charged Bennett with lbru
rncine hi son against him, ard si,b being the
cause ~ hi, son, leaving home.
On the morning Of september 1T
John tlD on, IN aged q rinnu, was murdered
IN his Ted hy 'Lt stian Brirenhack, his 2 and
con, agrl seventeen. After pluuicrlug the
body ~ tsI the youth flrI, and At the la, III,
counts "ns -tlll At large.
Mrs. Mary Phillips aged twenty, ha,
voluntarily confessed tu the Jcr-cy CIV au
thurltics that she had murdered her five.
months old chi'l, that she nigh, more caei,
earn a lNing, but she bad had ma pcac, u
mind since, and - concluded ~ give hcr.,lf
ny,
Mrs. NJ j. D%ou'ghcr,y, who was ar.
rested aud pat ~ trial, rear London. Onto.
Tor the murder ~ her son In law, Samuel Arm
strong, has been acquitted Mr. Armstrong, II
will hr remembered, WIS a wealth, farmer,
widely known, and wa, shot through the bead
At night, While asleep beside his wife.
William &. Rogers and j Jarvis
jones, stat uners, Ncs York, have been III,
rested on suit brought by the c!,y, to recover
nearly u million dollars paid during the reign
~ the old Tainmany Ring, upon alleged frau
dul,n' warrants. Bail was liked a, sgtslnp
Ih" defendants have claims agains, re cit,
which have been audited, for about two ml
lion dollars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ~ OMAHA.
The Grand Central Ho,crin Ashes -Four
fifcmen Burned In The Ruins.

Omaha va visited by u disastrous
IRE on the nigh, ~ scptrmhcr IN The Graui
Central Hotel, the finest acst of'he Ni.si-tp.
81 river, outside oi San Frauci.yo. cIught rrr
mystcriously In the mn story, aud after nu.u.
ing sN hour, we completely dr-tru,.d The
huIl ting wac ~ i've -tort hrtck, ~! fr,i SQUARE,
and cost tlouvN II We opened iu II, aud
had Just been r'Nt'ci under ilr management
~ Kitchen Brue., ~ l.cnvcnsorth, VINO Ic,-ri
IL from The prupfir'0rs, kuuuty, BrptG,rs and
Oiirr-, thcN having freed IL from y'Natious 1T
igatiuu which has been going on ever since II
VA. erected New carpets aud furniture were
being pat IN, and w. u few wrck. 10 " uuId have
been ready for occupancy. The insurance. " A.
about slO,OSl on the building, and 5000 on
the furniture, Io.r on furniture estimated al,
siO.0T
The lntors uf the bremen were aggravated
ly the small amount 81 wntcr which could b.
applied I" the upper s~tOrirs, and The partial
failure of The supply -Four miuutcs hciorc
midnight, whcu the trc had burned about nvc
honrs Il division wall tel on a quad Of IRE
men, who were In the corridor ~ tlr hotel.
huryiug four men, who h.ld 10. uozJlct Thrir
nnmo- were L,hu \ Lee. Lewis Wilson. Nlon
~ Randall auI VIM VI Nam,ra. \ curnicc frN
81 n man named Luckhcli, and fractured his
skull. Efforts 10 clrar away the debris AMI
rcscu, the men were uuayMliug. The fir,
burr Z all night, and AT noon nNt-day twae not
rytinsui-'ch The rcpnius of the men found
were IN "n unrrroeniaahic state next morning
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lriuuae.

Isaac Robinson (colored) murdered
his wife AZ MI, Vernon N. Y. Seutcmbcr
and then killed himself. Jealousy wal tn.
cause.
During n quarrel In Boston, Septcm-
Der ~, John Lane, sgcd twelve, stabbed his
brother Timothy, aged fifteen, causing death
II II short time.
A dispatch from Sedalia, Mo-, says;
Three of the men who robbed the bank a,
Coacordia, Mo, have been arrested and shot,
In the vicinity. .
George Howell, colored, was hanged
ut Gretnvlle, Tenn, September 5th, for the
murder OF Joseph Martin, In December last,
He confessed aud was penitent.
The Rev. ID. II. Hayden, pastor OF
the Methodist church In South Madison, Conn.
mas been arrested on the charge Of numbering
Mary \" s'annard. He plead not guilty.
The Salmon river Qdaho) stage was
captured by Indians near Birch Creek Stat on
September 9th. The mail and everything Ella.
was burned. The driver made his escape.
The Pennsylvania Board of pardon.
has refused to recommend the Communication
OF the death sentence to life imprisonment IL
the case OF Jose h Kehoc, a Mollie Mcguire.
As the result of q quarrel over q
game Of pin-pool, in Chicago, September ,th
James g.. Burke, a gambler, shot Morris Wall
a Texas cattle man, killing him almost in
stanlly.
On the morning of September End, IN
p lice q orge comfy, Md, Mike Green Icol
wat taken fran the Jail by twenty five mel
aud hanged to a tree, for an assault upon
white woman.
William Taylor, colored, who is sup
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
Reading.

No man or woman is too busy or too
old to learn something by the reading
of good books and papers. The cheap
ness Of good literature, Of family papers
and choice magazines. breaks down any
barrier that may have been in the way,
and yet | know families who take but
two papers, adaily and q weekly, and
own all the year round that ''they lind
no time to read" The lack is not in
time, but the way of spending it, and
too many of the hard.working men and
women even Of this age ignore the fact
of their mental need, While ministering
SD bravely to the physical necessities,
Culture aud refinement are the necceS-
sary trimming to many u beautiful
bu, homely life, that has in it much
tn be- admired, but is wanting in these
elements. Good reading tends to elevate
the most homely lives.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
A Fish story.

The pleasing picture Of the Iowa he
roine, who had two pickercl under har-
ness and was drawn by them up and
down II pond in n beautiful little boal
was the sweetest fish story ever clippM
with an exchange editors shears. bot
wsO shall say that the ingenuity Of the
local chronicler has got to the end Of
its tether and devised the 1t non
sthle fish storyp Here Is the Whitehall
Times, for instance, with u romance Oi1
the queen of the speckled beauties. A
man has an artificial trout pond with
AZ least 5000 fish, each weighing from
half a pound to two pounds, more o.
less. He also has n little girl, tive yeals
old. who has succeeded in training the
fish so that she can go to the edge Of
the pond and with n handful ~ crumbs
feed them from her chubby hand. They
have learned to jump nj Of the water
and snatch worms from her fingers, and
they are extremely fond Of their little
mistress, One day she lost her balance,
and pitched hcadlong into hhe waller
where it was deep. She says that When
she went way down she called Justify
for help, Her cries quickly attracted
her parents, and they were Mortified st
seeing the little girl floating upon the
surface Of the pond. Her father rushed
to the waters edge, and reached out for
his pet, and as he raised her from the
water a perfect solid mass of trout WAS
found beneath her. These faithful sub
jccts of the little queen, a. she fell.
quickly gathered beneath her, and thus
showed their love for their mistress by,
bearing up her body until aid arrived.
thus preventing her from meeting .
watery grave.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

coont. seems ~ shos al.Yut 10 The prnr-..
Aiie' ~ass sh'.i ~ sm.f ~ith = RAISED .Alooa
Her gro~ 'onnag, we 2il. sad hat VI the
HtncIl C,.,lr. ITO
GEHNhsf.
tn" annlv"r-srl II The battle ~ 81.
dan ~" otser,~ % = holiday si'h ."i.tu
uDns and illuninatipus
vHAV,r
Reports II the French harvest show
II :" d" very g,--i tn 80 d"partmrn,., V,-si
IN twelve. iaif ~ tseu'y 'hfe,. % ~ IN forty
III, and bad IN seven
npGurh
tn" election, Aug Ith. IN Boguti.
south America srfr attended rs s-tiuu. 81.
order IN" state government wished 10 con
'rul the elections thee onls established four
polling pI,ces IN q ci,y ~ 900 Inhabitants,
and put tho" under ~" rou rol ~ thrif usn
people The aihcrru'- ~ ~, other party
could not get near ~, ballot irKcs L. hep -lt
their yuic- 'uufp-iuu add di.upi,f uh'u dis
aru-', a. party .pirii vas Nrrs mu b excited.
III" .thtc trpDi- Iu-t'I ,hrm.'I,,- 100 the
toSrrs ~ ucIghhnuug rhurrhl and Hr.l u.-
ou the crowd, kllDg one Ji ~ aud cuuui.
Ing several Ihl- brpkc up Mo election, aud
a. An ~" votes cas- aro Ia favor al tha statc,
the government party there have fan, sue.
cecdcd IN carrying the day uul,-- t.usr...
should uri,t At,S Election.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

IN, numher ~ ssss 10 eoariy lncrs |. ~. II.
HY- A.-ptialD1 have i.ls Btfs.s "a iu
~. 40 & stcm perhsrs hsv. bad no . 4 toe
y hour, 90 ur g. ~. iust,Hiyaf CD, Ho.Ari
Astuslst.ob ~ take 90 . rl ft.y f,ssi In
.itgatiun IL i'.p,rs;s Toaarsud. Of the 20.
.nu-s arr kspt 10 re ,ts b., re, 'Atos
r'cYs ore "a - ,aksu - .tdurr Mem - cave
The rity Tor T. - val .sfrty lil. . m.lIt y,
get rur-ss Q" ,ake care 4 thr sl.k ys =.
borfs, eadiig az % uu. Jess .,au (. az y pttrd
N smp ii, The lp.losirr a., amurr ,dil
ti1rN cor,rnntiop.; Wa.h't gtnn. ,LyaU.
'air. s22i Raleigh stS0 - ~cui,, as
fre department Of y " lurk. ,l7s., Por,
land, Oregon. 5000 u'fchar',' rlchangr
fund ~ ~ lo.i. ra,hrs ,-i,u and ~c'Ics
tinhs fro other sources sl,l.uU, Howard
Assos lstion 81 liitlr Rrk, a. 80, Nadspa,
WI. r"n Chicago, = total q tTS9, Ke
ohuk. s5h making a total . about ti0p
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

Don't tell a man you sweat. It's vul.
gar. Inform him that you are being
deprived of the saline and oleaginous
fluids of your material substance thro'
the medium Of the excret0ries of your
pei ucid %cuticle, with u sensible con
densation Of moisture upon the super
fetal exterior.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

John Num-, a ~hay.carter, has je1
died in Essex, England, from hydr "hoi
hia, He was bitten in May, 1874, III
the same dog which bit Mr.. Brown. |
veterinary surgeon. Of Stamford River1
whose case excited some interAl aboA
twelve months ago, when his dealt
from hydrophobia occurred, three yesrs
after the bic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

Young mother, deeply interested in
u novel, but preserving some idea o.
her duties a. u m~other-to her eldesl
born; Henrietta. where's your littl(
sistcrP" Henrieua-'.In the next room
ma" Young mother, turning oyer TN
page-"Go see What she is doilAG. AMI
tell her 10 stop it this minute"
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$500 REWARD!

They curse all dlseiscs OF the St'mach,
Bowels, ri oh, Liver, Nerve Ktdueys and
urlnar, Organs, and SSN vii be paid FOE a
ca>, they viii 81 cure ~ help, or for anything
impure or nj irlous found in ihcm-iiop Bat
tiers. Test Il, See ''rruths'' or Proverbs
another column,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
RAPID TRANSIT IN THE CITY.

Rapid transit III the city is not yet accom-
plished The managers of the Gilbert Road find them
selves hindered the last by minute details II is
stated at the companys Office that the trains at best was
not run regularly before the Goth OF this MONTH and that
probably by that date 1t will only certainly be known
when the first regular trips be made. The stations
along the road are only 1OOred Temporary
boxes for ticket offices and rough hand ratings have
been nut up of them, that the company may
be sure OF It's money and the public of It's neck The
New York Elevated Railroad Company promises trains
on the East SIDE between the BatterNand Sixtytrstt
by July |. Ii Is hoped To complete the double track
on the West side within week. The changes incident
10 this Improvement will lot be many at present.
Rand transit the Brooklyn Bridge Is also under
discussion lust now. The managers OF the NewIOrk
Elevated Road do know yet whether or not they can
run their cars to Brooklyn even whether or not
th ~ desire to do IT, The directors Of the bridge think
pr hans they will own and control the the
bridge; In that two changes must be made by pas
seugBrs between New-YOrk aud Brooklyn.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

A burles1ue of "Hiawatha" has Deeh Iltuo
o., Stage and will be brought forward al the
xS,..rr, The words are from the able ana spiis"''
men of Mr. Nat Childs, Of The Irave~er' =. r;ftb
The performances to. occur at tho ia 10
Aveuue Hall on this and tomorrow eNSn 70. 90
assigned for the benefit Of Miss he"ei W tis r,cs-
cIeverlv co5perated with the magician d uIlqT viii cye
ont ErosDer6ns season this ely. ~ .ittarnoon
EN- ezra peTfoimsnee on "Wednesday afternoon ~;
Az u q Ford has Just received a coinpr-
1870 bspeat at the National Iheaue' "aSiiNa ~
IT, ,,,se was densely crowded. anu We io"I 'i'"'
s,oroe Vras never surpassed eithef III qu"i''' VI IT,
washington Theatre" Mr.. Boucicaut was
Der IN sfas VINO gave their services on THIS occS-
Ar lanes Oakes-so well and widely known
IN theatrical circles the friend OF Edwin Forrest aO
Oh. priueipal executor of his Willis dangerously sch a
his residence in Arlington, Mass. and It Is tAought teI
hocanpot long survive. Mr.. Cakes VIII leave the mem
0v a. q brilliant mind an honorable business career
f1st and kindly nature, and life GcYoled 10 6oouuee
snd generosity VI. III
The announcement that Mr.. Mccullough had
,,s.d Booths Theatre for Autumn season. ana lhh
1r, Rootb and Mr.. McCullOugh would appear the'e'
.,ves 70 he premature. The design has been enei-
prove I'll discussed by Mr. Mccullough and MI BOOth;
Int n remains unfufilled-and, do9btless IL wiz CV
time 10 remain as long as the holders oi .l
insist on chS's'us ie' ava -
Miss Eeneyieve Ward has recently remOd-
~ Vo,yobues play Of 1.-THE Stranger" and, IL is said,
80 hos Greatly improved it. The " front scenes" have
m haon erpuuged and the meeting between me
o.. and Mrs Hallerat which, as IL Is usually ell
tec,ed the latter fants and the former runs awaits
hen so treated as TO be MADE faoh' a1I go
" ca "a Nat Miss Ward acts ATS HdHcr III very
~ and tender way. Miss Ward latey maze cor
,as hit In dublin, by reciunS Robert Bnchanans
snelOi5 Veil ut will be remembered that Miss Mari
Intends 10 visit the United states next season Go1
reports Of her acting are iheISinre; "oius u p''
,,raIntse for the local theatlcal PuoAC'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
4 TRIUMPH or COMMCNISM.

SUPERINTENDENT PILsBURY REMOVED FROM THE
ALBANY PENrTENTIARY IN COMPLIANCE WITH
DEMANDS OF LABOR REFORMERs-THE INsTITU-
TON UNDER MS MANAGEMENT AND THAT OF
HIS FATHER.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
ALBANY, May 15.-The men who are OPP
posed to the prisons being made sefsupporting have
struck down the man who made the Albany Penitcn-
ary pay It's way, and fast bringing the State Prisons
TO the same satisfactory condition. Mr.. PlsbuIy. the
SUPERINTENDENT OF the PenitentiarY to-day deposed
from his position by the Board Of Supervisors OF Albany
County and an Albany politician, without any training
Whatever In prison management, put in his place.
Mr. Psburys expires next March, and his successor
n Democrat will then assume the Office for three years.
Mr. Pllsbury was removed by the votes OF sixteen
Democrats and one Republican supervisor. His removal
was opposed by all the other Republicans although Mr.
Psbury Is a Democrat. There fifteen votes against
his removal. The removal was made on the ground that
Mr. Pisbury ought hold the SUPPLEMENTARY
Penitentary aud also the superntendency OF the State
Psons but the real is the hostility OF the aborers
OF this city to Mr. Plsbury in consequence OF the EN-
poynent OF the convicts Of the Penientiary In the
manufacture OF shoes and other articles which the Ia
borers think places the cOnviots in competition with
them Moreover the iron mouders Of the city, number
ing many hundreds, are bitterly opposed to Mr. Pts
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burys retention in the Penitenary in consequence OF
his leasing out the labor the conyieis OF Sing sing
Prison last year. to do precisely the same work This
action broke the back OF the great strike OF the moulders
here year ago, and they have never forgotten IT,
Mr. Pilsburys father preceded him In the management
Of the Penitentary and he may be said TO have been
born and bred able prison manager in It, Father
and have probably altogether had the control OF the
prison for thirty years past They made t the frat self
supporting prison in America and .Ov many years 1t has
been the OF large annual revenue to the City oil
Albany Last year the Penentiary paid into the treas
ury OF the city 100000. So famous has the
Penitentary become for its excellent manage,
ment that most Of the prisoners convicted
in the courts OF the United States, or IN
the District OF Columbia, sent TO 1t for cOnnne-
ment during the term appointed for their Imprisonment
Most of the contracts In the PeDtentary for long
terms bat is doubtful II the contractors would care TO
enforce them under the loose management OF the pOt
that is succeed Mr. Plsbury. IL has been the
laiters boast that in prison management he knew no
poll ics with the former IL Will undoubtedly be
that lie flied all the offices in the Penentary with the
friends OF the politicians who aided In electlng NM lie
is doubtless also the purpose Of the new
the PentenlaFy to put endas soon as pOsOet0 the
contracts for the labor Of the conylcs and employ them
az something unprOf able This he viii do II ne conf
plies with demands Of the workingmen OF the clty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
Mr.. H1RRlsoYS PICTURES or THE MOON

Tn the show-windows of the bOOkshOp of
,sessrs soribner Armstrong Co., Nos. 743 ana 7l5
Hroadway Mr. Henry Harrison, Of this city, has placed
an oil painting 27x27 inches square, representing the
nooon as she appears to US when about three and
half days Old While this picture the greatest posi-
be scientific accuracy has been aimed at in the repre-
sntaton OF the forms Of the craerS, mountain chains
and meres, ,,. ,,-,,
the artist has attempted for the first time, we
believe. IN such dimensions, to show the satel-
lite in its actual colors, its delicate graduation OF
light and shade, and, above ALL that lustrous
brlliancy which has given the planet her own
peculiar epithet Of svery." The artist proposes TO
publish by subscription series Of six views OF the moon
In her progressive phases from the threedays Old ees
cent to the full and the last quarter. The result
obtained by Mr.. Hamlltons skful pencil is certainly
brilliant and attractive, and if the same effect can be
produced by the neutrality-suspicious. we Know no
reason why it cannot-the copies he proposes to multi
ply by that process can hardly fail to win golden opn-
ions from all sorts Of people.
For no one ever gets tired of the Goddess that
she is by dover Of her eternal beauty true wo-
man by her tact-knows the charm of being seldom seem
of coming by surprise and staying but little while
never wears the same dress nights running nor all
night the same way; cOnmendsh TO the mattero
fact people by her usefulness and makes her useesncss
adored by poets artists and all lovers in all lands
lends herself to every symbolism ana to every emblem,
is Dianas and Venuss mirror and Marys throne Is
sickle, q scarf eyebrow his face or her face as
looked at by her by him. is the madman's he'll the
poets heaven the babys toy the philosophers study
and while Der admirers follow her footsteps, and hang
on her lovely looks she knows how to keep her wOrnan5
secret-her other side-unguessed and unguessable.