New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

general state OF things that society was proposed
These young people thought that they united they
should DO more powerful Each would feel the
strength OF the Others behind her. II thcy should sl
dig they would get deeper into things The upkaov.
able was exactly what they wanted to know They
took the ground that there would not have been an
unknowsbs save to make people crazy to know IT,
The president had boon standing by the mantel. she
now began to walk up and down IN the room Is ste
did when excited. There was row Of girs on eaeh
side as she walked. They always caught her en-
thusiasm. The meeting he'd inexplsabiy become
informal again which vas SO much nicer.
1t was wonderful how gracefully those two folds
at the lef Of the presidents skirt fell to the
floor. girl with reddish hair and
brown eyes had been enviowly looking
at those folds She felt that she never had any.
thing hang like that. She reused herself to say thss
they all ought TO al their minds with some noble
aud profitable study. Somebody else remarked that
they had already been through everything and when
there was On indignant murnur, she tossed her heed
and asserted,
"wc.l, we have!'
There was q silence after this which broken
by the same person saying with . pale face, but
resoute voice,
81 don't know as ] am ready to say that I want
10 put men down am not sure but like men,
Tho president smiled with indulgent superiority.
she began TO say that, OF course, pert OF Gods
creation, were to be tolerated, nay Hhed, per-
hsps. We should desp.e nothing which formed
part Of the great co5mosony. But as objects, In
and OF themselves, and separated from creation hey
had reached pitch where they should be suppressed
somewhat. Women were rising all over the world
"The amount Of It !s girls she continued. With
a startling drop from her parlia nsntary air. Lead
him on, then kill him. They stay killed . good
deal longer this way rhan II they are not led on
what you mean is said voice with vivscy,
/" firt hard you can, then say no. I'm sura
all agreed as 10 that 80.
al am convinced that such course would -
better for tho world At large returned the president
unex pcctedly resuming her lyceum manner.
One girl. who standing before glass absorbedlY
pssttng q wave OF short hair on her forehead. sad
| absently,
"Yes, indeed, our minds must be cultivated, NJ
| matter at what expense TO our appearance
Lillian again Walking very fast
| "whsever happens she exclaimed, eve muss
keep out OF the old thought. We must dwell In
| the great and the new
| At this there uncertain murmur. Some
| OF the girls were they wanted 10 Be out
| OF the old thought. They could not say they de-
| desired be out Of II. They said they
| feared they might be Isolated.
Lillian responded By saying. cverently, that She
WAS SIRE what they all desired to be in the
current OF the Innnn, the God current. There was
the, IN the aspect of the speaker that made her hearers
| become moro grave. Possibly they trifs
alarmed. Also. hey could not be surc where their
lcador would take them. stIll, girl who knew abcus
| gowns Lillian Smy tho knew, and whom any STYLE
Of dressing the hair bee smc must be . safe guide,
sftor all.
In spite Of these latter considerations there was
| some alarm In tho company a. proposition made
by the planese girl OF the lot and At the fact that
Lillian eagerly seconded tho proposal. To put At
Its bodcst It was that each member OF this see rsa
body should bind herself 10 say Mo- 81 first 10 any
and every offer Of marriage; not only to say 't,bus
| TO say u omphstral And it could not be pnsaid
v,,heu due notice to the society and voted permission
| IN fun conelave assembled However many misGivI
ings therc were Individually IL was decided voclfer.
o,sy And unanimously TO adopt this resolution. Tho
| plain Qfn and two others appointed Ia select
A form Of oath that should be sufficiently strong, and
| which esch member to take solsmnly.
| II was only through very peculiar circamstsnces
| that I CLEANED the above particulars an now
watr hing developments and effects In Far Hsrbor.
| A ripple has already been felt II Is known that
there arc Pscdees. sure II Is not guessed that
| The Pcedecs are people who, In Aetr oomoinanoe
effort after depth, have found 1t imperative To put
down men. Freddy Elite says there's something
devilsh going on but he adds, eompiehensively thai
there's always something devllsh to pay where tiers
| ale girls don't you know.
| II Is all clear that tho Peotees reasoned wel
| What | am curious about now 10 to see how thoe
| will act
The president Of the 8. S. S. p. D., a she leaned
out Of her window after midnight and listened to the
long soft swash Of tho waves, the dip OF pair Of
oars and the sharper sounds Of June insects, wa
thinking partly OF theosophy and Madame BisvstsJ
and partly of Algernun Goddard as he he'd looked u
her when she had stepped from his rowooa' s~
minutes before. Suddenly she dow back, let The
window down abruptly. and said TO herself; o,r u,
ait will do me good to say mo- to HIM Only ie'
! me have q chance to say III
| II Is morally certain that she won't 10 her coues
and to Madame Blavs'sky ., dream material