Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08
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Hast thou, who In thy proud yirginity,
a maid 10 cope with heroes didst not
fear,
Found that such glory might be
bought too dear
When one who should have shielded,
wounded thee2
Yet, gazing on thee where thou stand
est now,
He whom no Amazonlan arms could
quell
Before thine unarmed womanhood
would bow.
Until your lifted eyes should re-engage
The strife Of which our latest stories
tell,
That lie and thou for evermore must
wage. Alfred w. Benn.
The Academy.
II all Of US read as much relating to
special treatment for women as must
the newspaper woman, we would grow
sick unto death Of the specialists. The
woman and the man make up the hui
man race. placed here by the Creator
to glorify him and to minister. II In
the doing VI her part woman becomes
less dainuly beautiful. what OF It? As
We remember the wrinkles and the
gray locks Of some venerable mother
in Israel. are these not to us genuinely
beautiful. more so, in fact, than are
white and useless hands, and the pur-
chased curs OF the woman who has
lived for herself? Depend upon 1t
su,lvloug 4a'tib ~ nuV u'oli tl,e
she is M home actively engaged. fuI-
Milling the duties she assumed volun-
tnrlly, ana unless there ls leaVen OF
sucn women ~ Iie r. " uaiter mat tHe
Souloi ppuE VIII see N"IF up''OH'
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~ N"'i'' nus lllS li''iur''Ne "''' Ou'Vn
10 her, then the CIVIC club, recently or
ganlzed IN Philadelphia. deserves to
havs nunoroia lnitators Conparn-
80. - -. -, ,,.s.,-,.,.l, L.,
uNtly lew men uiH "'li ii''O' me- ="
clvll government ana its methods.
tlther lhey are careless OF hre zoo
lnuch enBipsseu u tnell own alull0
10 pay sulllcleht heeu 10 tne challClel
OF olhee-seekers' OF 10 the telueuyg
pledged to support IheIeiore' II IL
tai iiI r.,,5nvsd from, he imnerInms
demands Of business, should acquaint
themselves with all matters involving
we Porlh1Hvhyg VI ,'iS
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g., u5t. d,,t,. n,rttc,tio,iy nu a. rsiat.s
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Sue ~ Ny"' "''"hb Hl '"' N'"'''
apolis Tribune, nicely dlscrimnates be
tween "a man friend" and "a male
frf,,1 II ccrtniuI,, admits NJ IA
question Wh'lh'f NV" young people OF
different hn only FripnHu-
whether or not a, young girl, pliable
and plastic IA certainly safe in
A woman IN business often needs "a
man friend mat 49, the friendship OF
o o., W. - srh ,'' ~ fr,enJ ie i,5t,aii,
to her. This kind OF friendship. how
ever. Ia entirely foreign to platonism.
a relation which cannot exist without
carving with Il an element OF danger
to young people SO long as men and
women are human" and the "human''
seems to be almost cocXlstQnt with life.
How shall train my daughters2"
"a tho ,rt-rens,t,d ouostto,, ,r ,,,,t,,,-.
''''''''''
one e7Se"l"l ~ uh"t 'hey De taught
knowledge Of themselves and OF their
before hard, bitter knoeIls az eSperience
mar the symmetry Of character and
uea9en fenslbihty TO me II seems
ia bstin, nan ''I go''s r,iesIip
tbat tb.v ,nnv b"co,r, s,,i, - a,9 80
hnIncrg I'm u,niortinn 20 tIa 49,, w. t,'
,,.bi,b tb., i.,., 10 ,gti,,,,,,. ,,. M ~
their Young MOI, nssociat"s a,,, ,',,,.
who belisycs maj NAME ,,ent,itt,.
differs fr,tn ,vor,nt's ara I,,t 49,,
and women may he nutunil,, benc6to,i
ny social intcrco,,rse m OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
and sentimental nonsense "a i'm abey.
George Chllds once said to young
woman who went to him in the hope
OF getting his influence in securing
iourpnilsti, work. nTitt. ,,.,,,,,,., 40
You cnn do something va abnaj a
do il The tir,ttI,In Ia In T., -, -
kuoyyledrp Of what ono ca, w. - -. W
wherever Inc Asld Eysry ,, W.,
needs 10 be Taught To dn so,noti,i,,s,
we'll in ease she has ~ s-o o HI'iJt''t .,
knows whnt the N,tnra ,,,a ~" az i,a, eNer
store for her, why should not every
siri be doing one thing in way to
arises e"'P''S '''e''' "heh lhe necessity
Tho re,,os 1u,,,..,
,t,..,,..,,, '.''ai i'ess Assocln-
N"h VIII convene In this city on Thurs
day May 10. and in expected 10 ha I'm