The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-08
A QUEENS DIARY
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 Royal and noble authors arr d; d d,>- olni ta. day They atr poal af.ters and worse baokmakets They have the most interesting historical ma,eilalS d ihe.f command .nd sedulouslv pablish ,h. least interesting matters ai tkrtf ptrXAtr hyes. The kind condos. enslaa they >hr~ in aoknow lcdging that the, ac moved by the common tmpIl>es oi hu4nanlt. ls nst apptet lated by the nineteenth .cnz tuiy. whr h has found ;ac hedgtns disin. tty d most intangible h.utltf. ttlrrn ! ,-s te,ia K a-most persistent Htfct oi anaH ,ercs'ins matter IL .s not ,a he presumed iha, she >haald publish the c,is h,stns ef hei teien, hut the iaie. fh.,f ssia sha.. not s.y anything unless yeD hsee se.se thing to say is aS applIt able to her < t, he meanesl oi literary fcllcrs L. Ge sare she ts n an exceptional position Her Ms ne' Ike, to be respe ,ia!ly dechntd by any publisher No hettt less " book teadei advises ihat | hc boiled deNu. and the spec,at .e ot an Ing sh a' efeien capable at wutlng d tli flves her works l. anoas impor- t.,nte.
 The reader ~ho opens the Last install mcni ui the queen everlasting diary W nh the expce tauon of l-aining hos the du nes and responsibilities oi her position appear to her. ts scarcely compensated tor her silence on this po.ni by peius,ng thrilling account o' the manner m which lphn.. Brown "ha'ked his shins.
 The queen emotions d; leafntue that the duke ot Connaught MAS going ia,o A ton where real guns would be ilttd of loaded with bullets winch are TO re- spee'crs ot persons, were probable ver1 ike thase experienced hy fus UT Don ld oi l9hH mother ti heartny that thc hostile afFpies ~eie an lhc eve oi battle f.nSah) Fats mother, remembering lhAt hcl son sas iu the Royal lnsh. pu, up pra>ef for hlnt and taking Il fgr granted tIt tt at ,ihci rzofhers 2a fftt fitsSt,ita s,. ind the same never tho8 .h, thr acton worth publishing to ihe world even t sic were p", fesifa!oed by Inc in,4artlsc deh, tty "hith looks apan some eia.. ton> n too s1oted to hc shown 'n l host of lookef2- of herr ls na,hs0g so ph. namenal n t mother ant9rtq for < sol !lcr son as makc the pibhct,iua pf pfsy- e tos has :, ne essst} i9 pteye that even foya' t2soms ate aoi men 9i, ta .he clau, gteihefhoad
 Among efar sf!cai feafafes of ike es crp's 'eis sgf pheG IS inc eisruun,rr bc tween aitH itfoat and fad~ reporter ~ho sonld ipg the royal party and ~he resented the fiankys order ,p move on Y Is evident that he queen d.d no, tp pfeeia'e The reporter enierpnse iu yle3 oi ~ Ai tt@t s'i sepidanf e of hlt- ago wound br advtstblr for her m stesty's comfort. An angsiBg esifenc- rf ihe queen kinship eith commonplace hu+ mani'y IS shosn in her pcri-e, wiling ress io apply to France her chapl4ln , anlmatse'slnns on ~Iekedness and varily and sensgall}. wl,heu, refiecung iha, on the British s,de of the channel there aie persons ~ho hy curren, repofi cxenpttfy these qualities m high plaeea.
 There ate 4ueeus and 4BeenA II ,tiecH kAzabeth sd Jeff diary. ~e my be sure ,h !, i' would be A xcil worth read Ing a. ,hosr iHemoits otten rnrnaaclous
 ~ha 'sageiean ds lated in saiHi He lena ,rorYe III toald has- written an en erta.aing autobiography of bloel e head, showing hos personal government may ccs' tn efupsfe fs-aFge r. ; cook book. Conta8niug his lRsalga5ic frcelp, fer sauce iof pAftrdgr&, sonld have been stand f6 textbook in every coo. ing-se atsni ssd hls biuii su esssof ,nlgtt have siiaa many no.ng yarn. bg' Queen ststoaf4 appsren y hss no,htng ,o relate ~ cpl sruo' ono whleh shof.l3 no' he re.stea and irfyIaiiies ~hleh are nof ~onh feiatng
 And ;, Is really true that you arc s'-dl ns dent.stry< 4skes n l4del. phia dude of pre,,Y gir 4ho nss .r