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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-11-17

NO JEWISH VOTE.
Seven prominent rabbis of New York City
signed their names, in their official capacities,
to paper, endorsing candidate for petty
Office during the recent election. This paper
was used as q campaign document,
The event has aroused q great deal of in
dignation, and Justly SO. 1t was a most direct
and pointed appeal in behalf Of the candidate
on the grounds of his religious persuasion. 1t
was an attempt to manufacture and catch q
Jewish vote''
In palliation of the act of the rabbis, it
seems that the candidate in question was the
son of rabbi and the brother of another, and
that the reverend gentlemen signed the paper
out of courtesy to the family, and that it was
used as q campaign document without their
knowledge, or their expectation that it would
be SO used.
Let the incident point its morals:
/. That no man can be too careful with his
name, nor hold it too dear, would he have it
tainable, and who signs without thought each
petition or appeal, simply out of courtesy or
to get rid Of the petitioner or appellant, that
name will be held cheaply in the community.
D. There can be no greater mistake than to
attempt to bring religious prejudices to the
polls. On the mere basis of self-protectiop,
not to speak Of the higher ground Of earnest
patriotism, it is flying in the face Of danger.
No ono, Of even the meanest intelligence, need
be told where the onus of it will fall. It is
true it does now exist, to greater extent than
it should, but we are trying to combat it and
break it down, and it were folly indeed to in
vite it BY our own act.
We are told that there is q movement on foot
in this city to organize an association Of Ger
mans and Jews in order to present . united
and determined stand, and to secure "recog-
milton" Of foreign-bo born citizens.
This Is heaping Ossa upon Pelion.
The bane Of our American politics is the fa
that many man is given Office, not becau
Of his fitness or ability, but ~ sop thrown to
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-11-17
Nothing New.


We feel highly honored that 80 distinguished
journal as the American He6reto should on
three separate occasions feel called upon to
criticise us in q most caustic manner. Our
qualification, however, arises in part from the
nishes proof positive that our paper is read in
its sanctum, compliment we are unable to
return, for although THE JEWISH SOUTH is
mailed invariably each week to the He5reu.
that paper has never done us the courtesy to
reciprocate.
The same is also true of several other of our
fraters, who, while they receive land make use
Of the contents Of our paper, fail to send their
own in return.
As to the special article to which the Hebre,o
refers in its last issue, we would say that we
did not wish to hoodwink it or any other intel
igent reader into the belief that " Polano's'
was new publication. We did not for a
moment doubt but what all were cognizant of
that fact. The criticism was written by a
lend of oun by special request, and was
printed for good and sufficient reason.
Whilst apologizing for antiquities we will also
say to the Hebre,o that the George Washington
letter published by us last week was not given
as news matter, it having also been written
some time aQO
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-11-17
OUR EXCHANGES.

The second jubilee number of the Memorial
Monthly has made its appearance. In its dress
of white and gold it is typographical gem.
1t contains full account of the jubilee cele-
bration, with all the toasts and addresses do
ivered on the several occasions Of the celebrar
ton, together with other relevant matter It
has one hundred and twenty eight pages of
reading matter, and ffty-fve full page itho-
graphs of the various institutions of the Benai
Berth throughout the country. It is splenl
did publication and q most creditable testimony -
to the enterprise and energy Of the editor, Mr..
M. Ellinger.
Another aspirant for honors in the field of
Jewish journalism is the Je,oish Herald,
monthly paper, published in New York. It's
Typography is excellent. The first number
seems to have been sacrificed to the Lebanon
Hospital, of which institution and its officers
it has a lengthy account. Its aims are high,
as the editor, Mr.. NJ. G. Landsberg, puts it:
"THE JEWISH HERALD will aim to be the
exponent Of Judaism in New York in its
truest and best sense. It will advocate
measures and reforms which cannot but re-
dound to the benefit of Judaism. It will be
fearless and outspoken in the expression Of its
views on all subjects and will always be in
tensely Jewish in its tendencies without par
ticle of alloy in its composition"
We welcome it to the field and hope it will
remain true its aim.
The Je,oish Spectator, of Memphis Tenn, is
as usual newsy throughout, earnest and
thoughtful in its editorials, among them is an
f'--''-----T----->----A---a .>Aaara-
There is also very readable article, from the
pen Of Miss Kate Harden on "The Jewish
Factor in the History of Civilization"
A recent action by Golden Gate Lodge, L O.
B. B., Of San Francisco, provides that all breth-
rem above the age of sixty, shall be exempt
from paying endowment assessments which in
future are to be paid by the lodge This action
is splendid demonstration of humanitarianism
and fraternity. The men of Golden Gate have
shown themselves to be imbued with the spirit
OF the great Order to which they belong. All
honor to them.-Je,cish PROGRESS.
KzJ11I1,,zzGs:11Ut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

Mrs. Carlisle, according 20 . Wash
ington letter Ia the Boston 1ranscrip pr.
has for years been her husband chef
counselor aud helper. Few men,
says tins writer, lever lived who owed
more 10 = woman than ne 20 Mrs. Car
lisse. and she hss always been iniensely
ambitious for him."
IL is not often that the Gar decorates
. ballet dancer. lie dld 90 recently In
the case OF Mile. ogole.t. upon whom
he conferred gold medal, 10 be worn
With the ribbon OF -. Vladimir. for
having saved the lie Of peasant girl
who tried TO drown herself IN the nvef
Ordela.
lrenos and Amea Elton OF Vlneland,
n. j., celebrated their diamond wec-
ding the other day. hHviug been MAJ
ried seventy-iive years. They are aged
respectively 30 and ~ years aud retain
POSSESSION OF al. their faculties.
The annual visits. for long periods,
of the duchess of Ediuburgh O. Russ .
arc explained by the Knowledge that
under the Cars administration snr
would lose a large part OF her cowry
were she - forego them.
The Baroness Won Levoizow will cele-
brate her nintieth birthday February
at lrziyolitz castle, n Bohemia. II
WAS she with whom Goethe fell madly
IN love ana II Was she who refused him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
Allecgp TO eE ruNnY.

"lIaye you read that posthumous
poem Of Bronson's?' "Ies. Death
hasn't improved HE style any,
BROOKLYN Life.
Baltimore doctor informs us that
the use of starch food causes badness.
9f course this aIso explains the gloss
Rhllsdslphla Ledger.
The man who can play cards with
his wife NJ partner and never scowl
during al entire evening may as we'll
order MS halo At once.-Boston Tran
script.
Husband-"what in creation ia that
baby crying for?" Wfe-"Nothing Al
all. lie simply wants me to half xii.
myself looking after him. I'm going
to name him after you."-New York
Weekly.
Nother-"What did you do with that
medicine the doctor left for you?''
Small BOY heard there was poor
rlck boy IN tho hack street, an took
Il around an lett II for him. food
News.
The Judgc-"You've been before
TIN. court several times. haven't you?'
Thirsty Theodore-"Elgh tunes" The
gudge-"WeIl. how DO you find IT.
THIRSTY Theoiore-"Rather trying
Boston Courier.
"Boys." he excitcdly cried, as n.
rushed fFsnucaiiy among them, e.
tel you | had n ciose saave just now
"Where sG' they gasped. "At m,
barber was the response: a dozen
heads bowed and wept.--Snnny south
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

There T. sad % Re = scheme on foot
20 set ASIDE the present congressional
superintendent - substitute one more
fairy AMI sqn.tably distributing the
poafcs. strength OF the two parties
Tns very grounds stated are sufficient
- discourage the coasammatlon OF
suct plan. Tue republicans can III
.stofa % rstors upon the democrats by
arranging the congressional districts TO
MAKE 4 mere party gain ia the deleza-
t.on- The people viii resent any at
tempt 70 fest upon them another ger
rym&uter. IL = not essential TO the
wccess u ths republican party IN tbs
Fate tnst arbaSraFy advantage shall be
lset 20 cr.ppls TIE rlinor.ty. An Illus
ration r tie un-Amsrican character
u sucn procedure u fGrnishrd N the
finer t.il. II the state snall be red :
ricted the duty u the isk s.ssstrs vii 20
a apportson representation on tho bsa.s
81 population ard geographical con-
equity fEs practice OF sssoc.s.ins
,ounsies together Tor ihe purpose OF
making - political majority certain
sar either psrsy = wholly aud inexeus-
saIy contrary 70 TIE spirit OF tie law.
Is i Understood nat the new scheme
.qoterap atss the fx'ng or Kent. Barry
lri Kalamazoo q. ire ftth district.
such = ccnsbiu.tson VII produce -
putican aon9tss.rnsp under nsrusi
,onf tons. eut Pc relative Strength 81
ne f~o psrsiet n tines Il local ex-
cisensent an4 tDtnus Am. Mi make
the coogress,ouhi election more mat.
Ter II pncsrtk nty than under tns
present arrangement. Ti.e hili hs, not
yes been notieeii n TIE legislature, nor
10 e indeed tiily prepared. bus i 4
ursisr.s OF to embrace many equsliy
rad ca changes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

BY The }oppsgs Of TIE return or
negative Zrrsas u.sd in coujanelioa
>4in the motive power OF TIE street
railway service a. uate on the
street rAasAy .laes sss suspended
,zrly lA-t evening. The inconsen--
saes resoit,ng 70 tie public rss
rery great. Tor the condition OF the
streets forbate any extended pilgrim
..ees fr0m home and consequently
Macy anticipated pleasures we're rnths
ss..v SCATTERED. Persons residing in
he ontsx .rts Of ths city. Or on streets
au,ss remote from tae baMEess center
s-re Obliged - fenain a. bone - JON
r. saea diversion. a. vile and family
D.gnt provide for the evening. TIE
street.. wers deserted aud Tue city
SEEMED 10 have taken = tri1f vacstioa
% give tas cod sfzp chance 10
'-shaN oas before rrsUaliHg business
1n4 Suspension served 10 illustrate the
uf,aty aud ainoss ind.sp-nsabls con-
senitacs % our -upero street railway
system. if1m TIE hour tie cGrren.
49, n-s. turned In taero has beer no
in.errupi,on - ssssei over TIE lines.
aaa TIE putl.c bad become 80 fsmilia,
Wish th- compsnys prompt and
regular serves that IS faults Asvs
been mAae tha subject for many
CRITICISMS, snlls - virtues nave
been accep pied "a -plrlt of
sa.frrsnce. nnuug the long con-
au.fd cold weather aud the sccuma-
anoa % snow on the streets some Of
ne prime. pal taor0ughtares have been
made Ga 4gre.lahse ty tho use Of
salt CT - tyAcks in order that the
street cars ght De crerated. Many
persons have thought d, fair 10 con-
TENN TIE Street. Railway company
sitnout taxing cognxknce Of tee exist
,nce q rfav.deuc, and tae fact that
sintsr bs.uEs more tisagreesfie tnipgs
nat mesly snow covered. siusa-llnec
rTeets- After last nights experience
ne complaining ones vii probably
ABIDE the & agreeable features OF
slnter street car travel. Il IL believed
thxs the break will be repaired N time
- resume service this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
CANNOT BE ANSWERED.

EDITOR HEEALD:-0ught not the
street car company to try TO be accom-
cd sting whom 1t does not cost them
anything?
Why should one be able to go from
the extreme southern part of the city
TO Reeds Lake for 5 cents and Vet pay
double fare to go only few blocks
north-east-or on the Lafayette avenue
line?
Why should one he obliged, in the
extreme cold. TO stand from tive min-
utes TO one half hour waiting tor a
transfer car? Why not walk toward or
from the car one wishes 20 take and so
AVOID standing In the ldl Would Il
not be well. II one is obliged TO transfer
at certain point only, for the street
car company to build aud warm a
waiting room somewhere and make all
transfer therey
IL one can take either of two cars in
transferring why not punch the transfer
ticket for both llnes and then the car
which comes first can be takenl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

Willow chairs require only soap and
water, with . good scrub brush to make
them look ike new. Let the soap be
good, the water warm, and give god
riuslng 10 remove all traces Of soap.
DO not dry, but leave in the air until
well drained. Then remove TO their
place IN the house and your friends will
AJAX where you bougGtyour new chairs.
Marble Is . very difficult article TO
clean If II stands in such a way that
the stain has sunk INTO the atone.
Slight stains may be easily removed
with . pumjce atone or with Wig rous
scrut5.ng. Greasy stains are best re-
moved with paste of fuller's earth
applied the same way il is TO wall pa
per. Ii Is said that stains OF ink on
marble may be removed by hydrochol-
ORC acid, WHICH Is n powerful poison,
and must be washed oil with water
almost as soon as II ~ applied TO pre-
vent its eating into the stone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

the theatrical profession OF Paris
feels highly honored 10y the nofnina-
ton Of NJ. Laroche, the comedian, To
be member of the legion of hoaor. A
committee from the Comedis Franchise
called upon the minister Of public IN
struction and thanked him for hrs &C.
ton.
DIR. Jenkins, the health officer OF
New York, 10 . Mississipian and grad
uate of the Oxford unIverslty. Hecame
north about twelve years ago, and had
what is accounted the good fortune #
marrying Richard Cookers sister.
The memorial tablet to James Rue
sell Lowell 10 be erected In West
Minister abbey will be of marble and
bear low reAef portrait
Senator PETER is down for a speech
in the senate IN the limitation of the
presidential term.
Gladstone wrote n tragedy when he
was young man, but IL Was never
played.
Mark Twain is fond Of cats, and has
one named Satan and another called
SIN.
Like Garfield, Governor Lewellyn
OF Kansas, WAS IN his youth a canal
boy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

sIAIe PRess SENTIMENT.

The republican Saginaw platform
spesks IN violent terms OF condemna-
ton of free passes. but republican
legislators think they are quite handy
and accept them with "tnank you,
sir A-Grayling Democrat.
~. Louis talks of . panorama snow
ing thlrty-eeven miles of its new build
ings as an attraction at the worlds fair.
Such an exhibition would STIR up the
wrath OF the Windy City ~ an east
wind setteth wild the temper of one
who haththe gout.-Detroit Free Press.
In the midst OF cabinet rumors un-
limited il 10 we'll TO remember that Mr..
CIevelsnd's former official household
contained no statSsmen who were
fitted to go into the overshAdowing
business. Tribune.
The amount of t&ttered bills pre-
sented at the United States treasury for
redemption this month, has been un-
Of the fact that the holidays use up
nloney.-Adrian Times.
The Grand Rapids furniture dealers
had made arrangements TO make the
finest display of goods IN their line
ever seen IN the word, but the national
commission assigned them only $500
feet and they have decided not 10
make al exhibit. This 10 to be re.
gretted.-kalamazoo Gazette.
The Panama canal investigation hal
disclosed to the $780, 900 subscribers tc
the stock that about zoe. 200, 900 francl
designed for the enterprise were squan.
dered o. stolen. President Carnot ap
pears To be coming out OF the scanda
with clean skr,s. Tele
| r.lar.h
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

-
tie yobrg tfees are Jeff N~-s.arsd.
When Z nisn elssrs irAcsfcf .sT1silik
pnftpsss ts s.esss irssss nsrfn 81
ures Ing lts roSd. ttefs tuoTaug -
fare 81 iASs hsBiistire = shaded. I'D
an - tasf he reads tstcenls = t1lns
q frxtity. some dav Nsenieaa al
regret Enet she 1Es siIo~r1 Der tinder
- te ID letefs1 sna hss nlkds acct ssft
g. hasa young ifrss pxntees se1 thas
pAftszilt replsnish tie ttolsAhds =
acres II have seen hacked aewn as.d
burned a country ttout tfrss 80
sfsses sitfle besuss Tot me. sod dont
believe F. Goes ior snysySdyt'ss sishsr."
John Il. Aecardy of casonns j. .
guest Il ieNe~ts. Mr. Nciufay "a
roa Of aiagh Aesuras. grand ms.isf OF
The n@tions. sF&nc lodge q knsxEts
Tsmplsfs Aots khslsndlng the isci
that hr y tie scn of - dlstlpgnished .
aisson, Mr.. AsCufdy aots not beioug
10 any secret society. "a ana snoax
the psgs0ns interested IN Tue CoFcnna
Goa nj zee, he ssia iasl night The
CON any all 10 Incorporated next
week. The ml1sng q G.ne to mact.n-
cry. qise machine aosng ths work OF
txelseior sftssp men- lie apparatus
= ran ~ compressed ar. IL SAVE inl0
tie VIDA and the chunk II coal "a
blasted out About tgenIy Carloads
ATE bting mined daily. The VEN 10
about tye feet thick and the coal Il Il
very hood quality. IL . better thsn
that nl.aed at Jackson OF eehsvNlns.
think the mine can he operated sue
essstnliy-
Grand Rapids xss very wcll supplied
with legislative committees yesterday.
Four OF them struck the city. bat Ito
city ftii Lres. The house and senate
comm sttees on the state Ian hatchery
arrived early ga tie q Ofpsug- TIE
! ssns.s comnlttee that IL inspecting The
state ssylums arrived ~ the afternoon.
| ard he house COMMITTEES 60 inspect The
soiui(rs' home arrived late "a the even.
ing. fine follow nc members are guests
NJ t9e Merton: Representatives, sus.-
ner bf halsmA1oo. Crrpen of Oak
land, Bennett Of Maconb, hiaglkn1
! 81 Berrien. and Rose Of oSems. The
com mIt;ee viii inspect tns soldisfs'
home thss evening.
I'VE are putting IN about 3 .ooo. otl
feetof hardwood tbss winter. and nave
| had no trouble from the sDow Yet.
80
/ Morton yesterday. .-Aiiout tnt only
thing lhat IL l.ft for essi shore iunssr
men ~ nsrd wood. The pine u al c.,
out Prom saginaw bsy solth there
"a very lltte--so little that one can
hardly call II numbering 10 fssi j. All.
or nearly ali o. the saginaw rails BOW
get their plue from Canada. II can re
rated much cheaper than the iUnllrr
can be shipped, aud the mill men nsve
the refuse for Use IN making salt
Three member OF the stase fish cdm-
| mission, together with members az he
senate ana bouse comm ttees. ~lre
guesis n the Kent yesterday On s.lc z
Way 10 Paris 10 inspect the Stale fsh
hatchery The party eors.ssed ~
/ Herschsl A. Mhlttaker. " ~. &arss
and George L. Mns.ey OF Dstrait. SEN
ntors Gilbert 81 AreaAc. Nngior1 81
Ocsana. Crane Of fSrneses. hc0inley II
Sxranac aud Gibson oi Nasne. iseprc-
sentaiive- Anderson OF kent. Nckins
try o. Nuskegoa and W.ldey II N4l
! Buren.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

Fvery indication points 70 the mag.
racsnt success Of the coming Ishcpln
fra hanqast. Ths venerstie snd b.
ovea er Governor Bissr rhose Ba~s
sln<spsrs y assccisled WIN nne - ne
noss notshis periods of Nea stn'sf..s
ory, - consented - - Tre.ert m
be occasion Tee 3ssr 80 pstF.ot "a
moved So ID % the allotted spsa q
nsn's .ife 80 ths innrnsrss % ,se
ave bowed el. once ia, vsrt form snd
shitened a. nast. Although fsscie
/, BODY snd sotterris under he ssight
years ae rs,Ains a. re vsrii>
trarxta e 81 = rsnsrkAbie m al and
"a soice a. cFsr snd resonant
= when n tte dark tSvs he st.ared
- csuntTYusen a. "a ~ FER - Gag
- VII - htre 20 recsIl fhs irsum pos
r 49, snt 4 cesce. Won f8r tas nation
- - party siso rh!ch he = oF,aii -
- ~ ase1. Among ther n9isd r.
,shirsos - ~ present a. Gsssrsl
a rer. Governor Kch. exsi vsrnor
mes sns she glon. 5teen :. I,rr7e.
81 nesrsl TIE siub sss maze a..
r.exersrnts IN scsls - kseosns v'sh
e.. .hs~scted 80 tns crIetfsl .cu. i,trry
assa1 sn tAe hsn1s q eempessus
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

Ex.Presldeut Hayes. whose death was
Recorded ye-,frdsy raorning. was a
gentleman. Tie bore more and lower
Azure tnsr any other msn WHO ever
occupied the presidency except PEI
bsp- George Washington. hut iie bore
u IKE gentleman.-lI Hartford tonr-
ant.
Nearly sli the soldiers 81 the confed-
srscy Who are saying snvtniDg about
senersl Butter are saying = good WORT
Tor MIN. Tie home quarts are the
only aleu- who are throrIng mud 81
him---ss. Ions. Globe moer't.
The Jay that resuits IN returning
Eugene Haze, Jo-fpa r. Haxies snd
Henry 1soot Iosgh 10 tie Tdted
states senate sansot - said g. aaye
been Who V loss % the rapot iss sn
party and the csuse * good geveFn-
ment. --New fprs Pres.
The spsciscle ~ Js4rv smpson
truaxing Rack To NAslirsson wits =
b < hole N ~ hooa.s thraash xhtn
the senatorial lee sssseed "a pheasant
;ei1g ior fnvtrs - s-sce Is n.rlufi41
ksus&s. s. Psui Pa,nssr Press.
Mr.. Clsveisna hsa gwen fresh II.
Tense 20 hsus ~ ta4. Sls.l isv attend iux
ne funeral q sx.Ffesfferf Hkyfs
ihis acf a not one 81 fesfssl crnrtefy,
hof spfipes from genuine lfeiine 81
frfenlseip tetseen fse tv8 men. Who
ns1 cpftf - khor fata etnsr inr-
nlsfftf 40 oei Feen vise fbers sub
sstef mutual re.vees Al esteem. -
~ ious lpst psfsaea
I1's = the eoid~-t rlnitr Nsw Erg-
and ever sr - mufssl eoasen,. M
- ne msn ee71es org SO kept .
csarv sesT taex Is fsk .is,as,
ffsofe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

nlsn ana saen tue doors to the ban
aaetax hxli sasll &c tbsoun open,
rotb4ak MI remain 20 be done ~ MAKE
Is . success. The initizl Banquet slll
sesys "a an introduction 20 sssnes Of
ike hxnquess 70 DC held every year, 30
iosg a. the republican party nAs al Ia
tslis saf follow * ~ tnls community.
very republican naang a. iStersst Ia
the perpe<0ily Of the party and m The
csuss Il good xossrnmens eli lead ais
prssenee and asd 10 make TIE banquet
4 memorable one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
picture il all mauve eatin but the belt

picture 10 all mauve eatin but the belt
and the train. The bodice - quite hid
den by deep bertha Of lace. You may
use lace as fine as you have and asrich
aud as old, or you may use pretty
modern lace. lfyou have enough put
q ruiiie of II around the front OF the
skirt. The train Of the dress Is Of vel
vet IN that lovely shade of red that has
lately rivaled the flowers. and il Is
lined with mauve satin. A broad belt
Of the same shows below the lower
edge OF the lace on the bodice. The
msuvs of the bodice merely betrays IT.
self in tint through the meshes of the
lace, and in little point in the front
where the bertha dips towards the belt
IN It's slant from the shoulders. Mauve
and petunIa together is q quee. COM
bination to think about. but you need
not fear. You have a beautiful gown
for precedent. and what more do you
want A clear pink skin. perhaps, soft
gold hair. . very slender form and
long reach from the knees TO the
WQlaf-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25

Carmen sylvia isa rapid worker, writ
ing quickly with fountain pen and
tearing oil the finished sheets from the
pad with almost fuverish eagerness.
Her idea IL that everything = writer
does should represent the actual i'm
preston at The moment of writing. and
her ideas crowd each ether sometimes
until they lack finish The most re-
markable thing about her work 10 the
acute comprehension which che. .
princess born and . queen. shows of
the miseries and hardships of the
poor. It's the gift OF divinstion and
inspiration that lifts her above the or
binary writer to the plane OF the poet.
New York sun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-25
WHAT KIND OF Wells TO WAR

Wells arc generally considered an I'M
provenient to even pretty wpman's
looks, but-and such an expressive
but as II IL. In the first place don't
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on the shop girl who tries IL on. The
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delicate skin, and surely q veil wrinkled
on the forehead, like stage old
woman's makeup, or with = chenille
dot just Oh The up Of the nose. 10 not
beautifyng. IL u TIL. little attention
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dresser.