Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-03


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sgp1~>d 70 b vorE IN tbs court q ST
tag Ball These ehiidren Il the forest
are a. brown a. hazel nat and have
beautifully carved rosewood legs They
come n with nafty dosskin costumes.
witheat ~rboopz.
They dance g<yly about scalp erected
ca tail pole. Iks scalp Was secured
from sh9p IA Old Bond street IL Wa
furnished ~ wei known ticket scalp
sr there. These girls psznss around this
CORY 4sypcie snd Try d, convey the
ilea that human life - not kighly val
ned 81 tbesn. but they do not - N
mach for realism % they w0nld toe IN
more. Real squews. even Of the huppsr
classes. ID ne wear high frensh heels
or ccrsets tia. have 70 be i4cesi BY steam
Still DID not mind that. aud CiArencs
WAS delighted tie wanted - conc %
America with ne and WOO tie Indian
maiden. and whsn told him that fl2
WA a. high As thsy over sold, caught
him sarreptifiously counting over hls
shilIinss and trying 70 rcince the amount
10 dollars. Little did the poor thing
know that the real squaw Of the agency
who - ia good circumstances dresses M
a horss blanket and cavalry pantaloors.
that shs strains the Wild honey II ths
forest aud the juice OF the June berry
through her opera cloak and puts tur-
prrtins IN her ruin.
Poor Clarence, Born within the sound
Of BIZ Ben's mellow boom and IN the
shadow q the house of parliament.
where ever and anon the purr Of the
Tory and tbs COO % the Liberal calling
each other liars aud Irhupg horse thieves
could come CO him like soand q doves
In quiet neighborhoods.-
Little does he know Of the coarse and
barharic American. Littlsdoes he know
that above Yonkers the woods are alive
with j. Fennimore Cooper Indians. and
south Of Sixty-6fth street. Chicago. a
nan without couple OF express rifles
and a democrat wagon laden with ele-
plant guns loaded with explosive bull
lets l. ~ better than dead man.
Poor fellow. he has never seen the in
furiaged savage hold a scalp dance IN
Central Music hail. aud GU the way home
knock dowa TIRE wife Of the Methodist
minister with the corpse Of her child
lie l.s,Ie knows how unsafe human
life il IN Philadelphia. or how the people
every little while fy 20 the Pennsylvania
depot 70 escape the savage who skulks
about Germantown Junction and Bryn
Mawr.
These things have been concealed from
the people II England long enengh.
for one have always favored frank and
open course even II 1t hurts the coun-
try and re.ar1s immigration. So told
Clarence truly on the way home how
many u rs were compelled 10 live
how we ground our own Indian corn
in coffee mill aud ate the flesh Of live
animals. with herbs. nuts, fruits and
berries in their season: how we wore
coonskin caps % the opera and drank
spoopju AZ our merry makings; how
some Of our greatest men lead double
lives. keeping up an establishments per-
haps IN Washington and another among
the tribes Of the red brother. and how
even in Boston, where the EnglIshman
Il Tel % believe thar society closely re-
sembles that al the mother country. the
correspondent Is quite as apt 20 be red ~
white.
Whether | did my country n service
or not Of course | do not know, but al
least have been frank and honest about
our crude state. No Englishman can
ever confront me in the future with the
statement that I have concealed any.
thing from him. did not keep back
the facts regarding the brutal assassina.