The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-11

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more queer people ssa kN rasTv sraus
irg csPeriencs than say oSAes p~r>as IN
the word No. Always .nasias ~ iAs
time, however. a. Ia Tho e.se - The rAn
pan, president q = cert.ia lsr.usv ssso
cisiioa vho ~aa,~d her io lsctare In AAs
to~n ID. coali not - l. anA meet Asr
other sngssvDenps, aad ste I'li htm o.
quite plaialy Ia, be wua.t net 30 psi
of. Tie told be- that bT ;AkinS he $
O'Clock = m train she coald d. L. AhsT
= hard nisht's WORK = c'riock tuA.n II
no, = pleasing psuspscS. AaA she e~chn-
~t the honor. "lIl ar under yous stn
dow ~ hxf.pz.i 2 sharp" rpli~d h~,
notwithstanding her expressed dcisf-
minA,ion. And be Wa "a god a. hs
word. IL wss pouring tain. bat DC
came and bang~i SWAY ~ thgsigh IRE
front door wzs = fort and he \ eAi.sunE
ram. While be sas banging an indig
naut family servant came into Miss
psckinsou's room with ; baCkc' 1t W.
ter IN her hand. ard oPsnci the sind'"
above The man. head. "Nhy 30 YEA
vast. tue water. Maft.'" sA-d Mas
Dickinson "he to sei in the sA.u a.
ready" but Mzrtz kne~ What shn wss
about, and. standing The huckr; on the
sill, emp;isd the coH'eats doNa pvsTihe
t~sieger. A howl, q muttsrsd Usc.Ama-
ton, more vigorous than elegant, Aad
his feet were heard sPls,hing do~a ~"
walk. 81 ,houghi that kiichen IRE
never would burn." Maria sAid a. shc
passed out II the r-pm. and that there
tea kettle never would bile bat Il did
Fortunately. Miss Dickinsoa ha' a
keen sense u humor. and even i.Ough
people bored her she would tale TIC
trouble Ia draw them out She tells Il
n man. q specimen 1T The Western
men whom Dickens describes. Who tax
\ seat in the cars and trisd u make her
talk by plying her with questions, q AL
of which she gave mouosy,lsbic r,plics
Becoming discouraged. he dragged
some greasy bill. and currency from rs
pocket and said "Well, now, look
here you'll never lecture IN u town.
It., To derncd small. Hut Ia lii. Ia
hear what you can do when your s;sam's
up. thought Ia get = free blow cat,
but I reckon YOU weren't born yes,Tf-
day got your cye-ieeth cu'P Ihcrr's
. dollAr. III tha, pay you for = good
square talk and al tn. nxrnsP"
She hal hardly yanqnishcd this mac
when an"ther csne strullirg In from
the s~moking-car. al heard YOU lat
night, Annie" he remarked, hy way 20
an easy and friendly opening. IA -
I don't live there. I happened IN
Yes" be repeated. al happened Int"
the lecture" ~ though he were fearful
she would toe too inflated AZ his yoiua
,arily seeking tue show and must til
her how II fell by chance. Then be
went ON la tell her that. although he
though, her smart enough, he DID not
like her sentiments. With her ready
wit She answered him So well that, BE-
YVES glad enough L. escape back - The
protection Of the smoking ear.
Then, again, she made some pleas.
- - - -. III
= Sister IL Charity. who bad served hrr
Kind in the wars Of Italy. the Ctimra,
France, and Germany She was Al en-
thnsias.. yet practical a dcvo'oP, set
full If in'eres, IN the things - time; IN
ardent Catholic. Yet a -ymps;h,zsr with
the movement for the social and intel
leciual advance Of women These two
women had a very profitable talk. y
Miss Dickinson says al never met a
Sister Of Charity without wanting -
stand in the gutter, II need bc, for her
- go by dry shod"
Miss Dickinson tells a some II tho
adventures she has hal in Keeping her
lecture engagements. One night she
was drawn acros, = river on a sled by
two m-n-the ice wa too thin for hpT.cs
anu y Hlctgu-iH uilsibE HF'f" ~
journey took three hours. She arrived
at the 'iDstiiute, teeth cha'tcriug. -tom
sch cha,tering fnD nouri, hmeut for
thirteen hours), fingers s,iti, feet ike
wooden clogs. winter c1ld through AMI
through me-" Miss Dickinson ha,
heard that somebody one asked Mr.
Heechcr whether "A man would have
gone through that In have kept n lecture
engagement, and that be answered,
"Sp; TO man would have hen such =
fool And was ''ju,tiiied in the say
ing" says she; "OnIy he should remsm
Der tina, the world, IN reasonable fash
ion, demands 81 n woman that she d.
twice as much a n man 10 prove tha,
she can equal him.
Miss Dickinson "a an undauntsd trEg-
c!er, and would climb the steepes,
mountain for a view. She met n won
an on The top II Mount Washington
once who see mel very much dIsgu.tsf