Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
IN BRIEF.

More than eighteen centuries ago
grlef-stricken women stood at an open
tomb. The stone had been rolled away,
and neatly folded were the grave
clothes Of him they sought Nothing
10 these rent hearts was the dancing
sunlight MS II kissed the Judcau hills
they Huw only dark Calvary, and re-
numbered solely that their Lord had
been taken away, and thcy knew not
whore he had been laid.
The angel voice which hadc them
seek the risen Saviour. while Il cheered,
did not tell them what the future held
for women, nor could they have APP
pretended the wonderful revelation.
Man through long ages has slowly
learned the lesson OF Christianity, and
Jlday woman Is recognized by him as
hls equal, his companion and his
eounHelor, FOR her Christian h.,itnge 10
to walk hand VA hand with him from
whose side she was taken. -.
From that roek-hewn scpulcher
spfnng forth newborn hope and as
hne bhVok her white plumage In the
golden beams OF the morning sun and
rose 10 greet Its Inspiring warmth
Clear and distinct from tho blue corii-
lehn came back 10 cartha waiting
hslonerH new, heaven born song A
song mat has echoed down the ages.
and the softening influence OF which IA
day. W W.
Wen may women bring flowers this
Easter Sunday to the churches. miro
ana fragrant lilies. hitting embloms OF
n,iu VINO gave a life without spot or
free. ""hHN ~
10 weeping Mnrys comes a blessed
lesson Iheae women. faithful through
an trlhuauouH, had seen their mi
srueliled, ana TO his tomb they Md
,,oi,c 70 wall Their hearts were nllcd
WIN Uuu lnffmnFf-H
shreahuld OF a 8epulchcr thev foun1
~ nnu Went away happy. beenua. "a
MN mo ANGEL OF consolatlon had tnid
"ein' Ahat tomb since then has boon
p,nso 9. aweet memories. From thnt
datc6 ,a, erhi9s, opening 30 sadly, are
W'ue portals have driftcd the tnndersst
u9Ag inc world has ever known
hZen' now and forever. rnatrr
IIhItiis' happE awakening. and because
lNk ~ changed to song ANA
Y rissn,,S 70 inc glad shout, Christ Is
n modern Worldwide young womor
W dlsposed TO anenr NJ lovc e.,,.' ,i'
alohS, ana yet down Ia the inmost
u5Sptn o. her nature oyen she rntist
"N, emat = love you" coming from
Anch as q "a de fiseic ,lri 'T ,,,e,.
lauBh az slSteehth century ronancS
ent mas not outuoWu tho nnt,,roi
craving OF the average vnmnr ~
sentiment md Il So not nv any rnonns
Yysit.ih tn"t she would not rol!5h n
1911 y tphoac or hugely enjoy
being Nclacu by her lover fror, IN ,
nying ateed OF his hated rlyni Mi,
as de grl Graves 80 vorbai asnr,,.''
sl9n OF mans love. To tic w,fc h a.
Infinitely moro sweet. and i'm oftn,,
us preferences iH heoause az ite rarit,,
LET those deny Il who Will hui i6c
HNeIase woman would rather hear
from the lipH OF the man who holda
her heart The phrase II love youn ti,sn
70 tnenk him Tor costl'' nift Ms
money has purchased Yea a Woman
never ouisrows her deair, Tor bctnnr,
atfau0n OF mans love-ahe would hnve
MN as her husband. less material ana
Noll-unctpred with that romantic
continent which ought to ,ouilast the
one OF the choicest compliments pala
ne American women Is bv Mrs
ormlftou Chant, Who says. .arIer ,gn,i
nuinor Under difficulties Is purpaseed
by nothing have seen"
MAX o'Rell said II he could h, recre-
sted ne would pray the Lord To mako
him an American girl. ana Vel ~
many American mothers and ma,
daughters cndeavOr 10 become drnn,
tionallsed Mothers send their eiris
70 foreign schools and strive 10 MARE
them 20 foreign husbands. Al noon ~
they are born they put them into mo
nrms OF a French bonnie or a German
Gretchen, and they are early tnugh,
10 speak bad French and worse dor
man. and their KNOWLEDGE Of fhei,
native tongue Is inferior TO that Of
either
A number OF Texas women VISITING
the Worlds fair had the plenstire *
meeting Miss Katherine Minor o,
Louisiana, most charming and ,r.ae,
ious woman, and one OF rare prcseno,
and ability. As chairman OF ihs corn,
nlittee OF ceremonies she ably demon
hrated her superiority beneath ok
ceeding grace Of manner ana hirl
culture she possesses an unuBnal funt
OF business sense ana had All,
managed q large sugar blantation
Because 81 her sucees as a sugar nlnnf
er abe was asked 70 read a papsr he,
fore the agricultural congress- an III,
sagar industry and culture IN IN,
sotth. The able exposition nrenares
by her was highly commended. AMI
she has now hnen further comulltasot