The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

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+ Formerly the lions 81 the arrphstheses,
ate the Christians Now the - ral~t
Christians cat the lions, manglinr thr~,
list. Trey 1--we on lion II lsalcr-rv
trade among the tribe for 10 one fi.,,
hunter loves another lion hunter Ths
Ms. Lion hunters 81 fashionable fame
have enormous capacity for r1c,r csicbra.-
al food There : nor mach iciJ after Jhev
are through Tor Jhc poor i,-lc hunt - ord
consequently There azc fights sometimes.
called rows, AID now aud then 'tr .col
cisdGrees. It Gocs uot always as-iui.atc.
especially after the lions lc,.vc
To DC king 81 scuius : pleasant 20
doubt, 10 have instituted = ri-L. n. 10
royal succession. 30 Zee UuEgs.t1riuc.v
crowned, 70 &c that especial arp1ua-c %
royalty. tl..t;srcrs knceNng az one, t.et.
l. an agreeable recreation. NJ enc would
willingly decline tht scegter. po-ts. -oa-
sicianS. idra.iSI~, love tla' ,gsy We an Co
The human mind can bear a great deal ~
II But king are sometimes allowed -
eat alone. They have 5heir hours ~ 0ri.r
scy, bat how many Lcur- are allowed @,
tie sings u rsuiu Head Jac iottsr~ -
Dickens and Sc bow hr Gs,y-ied tho ii,
hunecr just ready ~ Gle 81 that cVcy-
wrought brain which gave up its ii'etfcod
that We might te amused we ss.a>h!y dC-
-nanCtd those sacrCd h1urs which De- >hcgld
have given 20 rcpoSe fo- tine sra' acati3n
~ our ovcVy anlty that 10 might oe said Be
Was 70 be seen m oar parties.
Mn. Leo HulJer-dls own immortal
crcafion--srInC> as the head of class ~
whom W. hsvu many examples. = class
who deserve such an GPpcilatlan and por-
traiJurc.
There was once a town named Burahoo.
where resided a woman who had such au
appetite for lion that she became the vic
tim Of aHcCdote and parable, and a sgcc,>.
tie net shbor Of hers said; ~ ny. IL Goethe
should come 20 Buysboo she would ssy n
she met you in the stost. Como Ia th.,
evening. Woiieanc j. coming
In tAus calling the lion by bis Christian
nafuc this Intimacy. which such phIass
indicates, j. "a part of that assumption flr
which Mrs Leo Hunter il fomouA
The great man il hcr intimate friend
Women are weak on this point. They like
% shine with reflected light. They are aux-
ious that otha- women should sce them
admired, followed, battered
Many II J1Cfu are content with this re.
fiected glory. II they cannot stand IN ths
real sunshine OF q real celebrity. Scy like
the glitter &c "a tin reflector Anything =
better than nothing s talluw candle can
cast "a glory. The fate 20 d pr.ma donna
who has the charm of social udartahilify
and who does not cat with her knife j. a
hard one. livery one wants her for hall,
dinner, tea ~ breakfast because some
body else has had her The actor or nc
trcss who can claim the distinction - tho
salon has 10 keep a book There Is a ri
NOR that Irving said he was engaged ev-
cry Sunday for two years. 80 bar Jovial az
tors arc not famous for keeping their en-
gsCements. when Mrs Leo Hunters
grow too intensive. tbcy shake name
ard scatter their admirers az the real lion
shakes OF the dcwdrops.
The musical lion Is "a very much 20 he
piticd aEuuaL Prom tho appearance Of
Pddcrpw-hI's name tsome one said 10
lOo6od like - new variety Of Chrysauthe-
NUM-. h. has evidently not given away
many loCSs u his hair but he has bscn
bored When he wCarily goes out - the
Auditorium thcatcr at Chicago. with %
young latIcs following him breatalcss
with alteration. how pitihhly be shows dis
tu-t and fatl-Ucl Ri, very trade requires
rePOse ana solitude. lie j. "a composer.
lie need, his leisure hours % himself. but
when once the prey 81 Mrs Leo Hultc-
woe be- unto hint file must be- chained 70
her chariot when she drives abroad. and
be must play Tor h,r- when s.. visle-.
The lion j., ~ 10 cou-egE'uco. Whist does
che care for him' Eut Mr. Lro Hunters
vanity is ~ much cons'g uoncc. and is
must Re- fed
Great gcuiu-es know that they uruss
work for popularity All have heard -
the early starvation period. whom the artist
must learn D., cu 4l. work. how o. secure
patrons. boly to br7r neglect and how 20
u-c success IN tH.-r darA hour. doc.
Mrs. Leo Hunter aY 10 him. encourages
him and invite h.ms Ala-. nos Never
Until lac has CONQUERED ie IL not n-Led n
bcr srirees Ia these Gr-L ca,s he did NOT
Iight uu her rs-,-cirls vanity
n is ~ o.r-..urrra o. every art worker
o. make ". r. which viii eel Tt.r-!ora
every art must not only dream III.
dream. b..t De must - fr.trrt.rrt 10 thai
,b.. crrys,i car. understand II lie mont \,
dreamer anu saath.aver Bath P4t L7,a
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