Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

hoaA @4A snr otbor pi@FcFs ~ sAo @fs11@
have had - ovn hsr power.
In NE very nrst iassanes Afzna fOunt
himself unabls - ss.ad her per-
suAsiaas. aud thereby s0s dispossossed.
Antony LAID down kis scspteE for =
w0mAa's sake. Poor old 81 Anthony
~as proof 2.ssinss all shs aeyils-szve
"a laughing woman with two black eyes
the very worst deyl "a al" And 90
Il has been, even down ~ oar own time.
~hea swees Dorothy TsaaAnt stayed
she tOotsseps OF the sorld's greatest sx-
psoseF, something that nsishsr Wild
beasts nor savAges succeeded la doing.
Nov since womsa is saoh aa inPor-
tant factor In life. IL Is interesting 70
know What shs World thinks Of her. By
tos world. mean the br.iny men that
are In it. and vbo keep 1t sstir.
Whea | ssxed James Ca eisine What hs
fn0oghs % The be snised Aad snen hs
asked; What sors q vonacn 80 yoa refer tor
~ao noant. tns ssonp - make . pcffsio~i
speech
The suliie r2nshed snd m iss stead osras
thai psrpsnli1e9Iar lac between ths eyoa
watch al Dir. Baaias's nrtspas ~, recognise.
Il hate thss sort q n wVnso" he sstA xna
ne sald u % n he unesat u. 40.
why ~ yoe hate herr
~Beosase sns h out Of her place God never
meant that vo1na1 shoald snsox herself IN that
way. womass power Is tor love. not for
battles. She should nos enter ne consesk bat
remain outsids 40 inf2lliose judge of VINO
should yin tne crows Of victory
I have observed" ooostnxcd Mr.. Blame.
That op great occasions Is Is almost always
women Who here given as The strongest proofs
of virtue aod Devotion Tue reason for this is
that win uacn. cfxhsx good or bad qualities arc
The result of cslcslsttca. vhfle m women they
The rssait q Irnpnlses. and impulses usually
spring from the oost thAt l. IN us. Now since
nature has given " women he realm Of homo
and lore and beauty. - 70 fssr 10 suppose hat
and above all that she shoold 90 fsso . pclft-
tczl rghtf I say no"
But yoa hayou't sssd POS woss yoa thtnk Of
woman" persisted
The great man wac silent for q moment and
then he said slowly and sravely:
4 think that earth's modest thing Is per
feet woman and she ts nearest perfection when
she Il most vomanly"
My next approach was 90 that political war
horse. Murnt Halstead-thc man OF whom VIII
lam r. Seward said: He b not afraid OF cay
thtug on the fsoc q the earth"
I expected % sec the uerry twinkle in his
eve that comes there when he talks OF pleasant
things. but instead thsre came into that keen
member something very Ike mist and she
strong deep voice faiscyed last . little he
ansWsrod: II couldn't answer your question
without getting pretty deep down into the
roots Of things. Etve generations Of woman
kind. from my grandmother TO my grand
daughter have loved me-chershed. taught
and sustained me far better than deserve, and
love them With all ny heart
They are tender and true. fair sndsood. long
suffering ard lovely. the better. softer svseter.
brighter part OF eur race. Life would not be
worth living without them The gin OF beauty
e. not fatal Il 10 divine and the grace that goes
with Is IN woman 10 an inspiration. bcliess
man 20 be the inferior Of woman IN al thinss
save physical strength
1t would - worth while going back 70 bar
barism again II each Ingomar could nad his
Parthenia"
When Mr.. Halstesd had finished bis little
spcsch the raiet n his eye was clearly defined.
and then be toid story. When did Murst
Halstcad ever fail 20 tell storys
This time lt was about woman whom he
met IN Paris twenty years ago. There were
troubloos times IN Paris then. and Mr. Hal
stead was as usual master of the situation.
be waT1ed this woman that she had better get
out q Paris. With al speed. A. there was dan
ser n remaining.
she repeated what he said, although anicinet
not % do 50. and me result WA that Mr.. Hal
stead was taken FOR q SPY and narrowly escaped
hanging az the hands @ mob That Is the
only tine ever knew 3 woman fail to keep Sc
cret.~ said Mr. Hslsseai. calamity. but It
came pretty nsar sutting short ny career"
Anf Chsuneey Dcpev-our own CsaanoSS-
who has been seasoning European dinners With
his sit has come back TO rs sunourned ana fat.
and this is What he says:
Il have besa looking az piets-es q Rctxch's
angels They are warm eyee as MoAamedsn
houris. colorsd Ike "a Eastern sunrise linbed
nse-nothing earthly except al American girl
7 would rather not 90 on; when speak Of
Fhe beauty q nv eountryvonea. my hesrt
sweils do nos beiievs the New World has =
newer raoid for its mothers and daughters. IL
there Is any thing on earth for which my eye IA
frsined and ny perception quickened u Is Tor q
beautiful woman. Aad I do think there - no
such beautiful work of God under the arch of
His sky as sn American girl. And would hka- y
continued Mr.. Dcper. 20 say = rord for the
rupsrfusus women'-sorae people call them
old uaids'-what a world q comfort they are !
The dusty years stretch Far bekiud them,
beauty and ccrneliness drift away from them
thev grow faded and careworn. ard finally slip
away into the gloom. ana the shadows vail
them. n - only meet that We should Iay At tho
feet q woman the lsarsls that vishOus her
smile We nsysg could have gained
i'afr Grant. what ia your opinion of our s~xr-
asked the mayer 1ne dag vasn he seemed 70
feel gcof-aasured.
We'll that Is . reSftOn ~ would tsCe scT1e
tine and some tbcu-ht 20 answer" se replied
Bat you have thought q itf' said Mr..
Grant laughed
wei. never with a view u making NJ
thoughts rubic, - replied
"weu- nov. for ins-aace, What 20 yon think
fcf Eos1en for city oficesf'
Il think replied ths mayor -thst th>rs are
rcrne positions tber could FL much better thaa
men Because thsy are conscientious ano oare
fal about business matters
swhat 40 ycu think of having wonen Tor ID
srectorsg'
Mr. Grant sAeok ris rs.d I'D rather not
specify ha said "Tnc wrorg woman gets ~
sac rikht place sorlff ines. Toa kaos hsFs
she xreatest rssv. RI and rsverence fof
women sad a. lrast earnestly aaa tae
greatest eirnirsrfrn far her caTaehiffse. d
ueve tnarcuzhly iu the btgber ed2cation ~
ro-uen. ana think nluca God ~iil ccn1e q Is
Aas then ne nsy1r gave utr-rsace sc
sentiment ~rrthy ., a. ctieu time sae~-he
.a. y hsre Observed fbat svery xood saias
-sich hss existed n tAe worsA. hsA -ss'ss
~ ore srs ~ ne sthsr q r.
sueasfsa q sa-r>s. arn reminded q Ra~--zl
a. - too Es-s hss 1piatcn 81 son~n.
awhas a, thf1k q ssnr- se asked ID,
vsu -,ean rhsf o. I thfok they' - F~cd sBf-
Yea ssid '-rast w. o. sor ssesnnsus-
Wbst a. 80 shsuk ~cr,en sr~ gucd horT'
eli scnle q en- -nsce p-stsy zncd nc-s-s-
krepevs est I nestsvs n Afar sec0cssz - IA
49, fsnElel tsca = ss<n<s ~ vosnea - resp
hcus- Tncg sH asve Dts~sons oS~siaF$
49, snevf ~ spoer-s. ~ sos,~thfss Hse MAJ
ags sRaxest - - gskEat - --orssrs
y rlssi'a - se~p Aosee
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