Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-19

novelists. particularly de Maupassant,
because he wrote first about this. then
about that. was universal and an artist
ID his finger tips. l love beautiful lin
eerie How do YOU call il here-under-
wear2 An. [ can imagine a lady wear
ing a plain gown. but I cannot imagine
a geutlewOman who did not wish her
underwear. so you call il. dainty and
exQuisitely made and trimmed with
lace and ribbons
/ hear it ALL 1 hear the words, but
before everything else there comes
TIE MUSIC OF THAT WONDERFUL
VOICE
I call it fine, I think of no other word
for It, Tt has strength, it is clear,
ringing distinct, and there is never q
not 100 b. Ign. or too low. Every sylla-
BE has frs value. and have only heard
one other woman. whose French COM
pared with that of Yvette Guilbert, and
that was Sarah Bernhard Her work
we'll YOU have heard enough about
her work. and yet [ wish instead OF
teaching her plantation melodies, so she
may have some English songs in her
repertoire that some one would make
her understand the meaning Of the
words. and once she did that, neither
You nor L would doubt her ability TO
draw the picture Of that wonderful
poem Of Dante. Gabriel Rosetd's, which
begins.
Lazy. laughing. languishing Jenny.
Fond of a kiss and fond of guinea
have paid the usual fashionable call
on NademOiselle, and 10 is time TO say
"Adieu. Alas, that the time here is so
short that 10 cannot be "Au revOir,
and yet I think as a people. we are
sufficiently clever to- appreciate what
is good and 90 say 10 this wonderful
woman Come back TO us and be well
conner heartily I'm my card ease I
carry q little card. which I value very
much, BE- was written as a jes-. but it
was the expression of the likes and dis
likes of this clever woman, bU, as she
proudly said I'M English This is how il
reads
"I like the green. I like very much
the lilac and the roses. l don't like
the bires and selfish people / believe
I'm God. The quality I prefer ia a hui
man being is goodness for q girl, and
honesty for q man.
III IN GtIi-bEt0l.
Last nigbr 7 saw a wonderful nlav-
s-oD lIr Critic am NOT GOING tn in.
fringe ou vour grounds Tr was called
..The Raref- 81 the Donbt and If
was the Indictment given i'm the divorce
conr+ when fho only sim a woman had
committed had bea1 that of symparbiz-
ing with a1 unbaDnv husband and Iet-
ting him frd I'm her homo q resting
place from his wife's Jealous temper
fho sim of thoueb-lessness Tr WIS
written bv that wonderfrI nlav,vriobt
who seems to read n woman's bear- AZ
Won miobr a fashion rago piDero and
F. showed what s,eb o. ,.erli,+ ,,,ov,t ia
a woman do MOI l-rl, v.bere his
,romanlirl rbers ,-.t The 9i,,a,,-
writer has cotton an his l-1o,,.lo,i,a Of
mother VINO found great relief ms r,any
n Woman does i'm -sl,iDe. oIr hon ers,.s.
She tools adran+aoa of t5is relief ,rbs1
bar brsb,,l die5 and nom ,,.,;,, ,,-r,,,
nor 5,rgtte,. ,,.se 5;sbo,,,~1I M
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frierfsbir. =. tor5 of,, So ,,..li 80
married woman and ,o9rried man -', can -
NOT be- friends unless tbe che vic,
and other husband sbore in tbe frien6-
ship. cali that o. worse verdict than
guilty THAT which only gives the wo~
man tine benefit of the doubt.
Little Mrs. Snowlakes. who has
known Tam Wildrake ever since the=
were children. lets him drop i'm at af-
ternO0n tea. lets him come to- dinner
with them when ne pleases. and listens
. sympathoJically TO his story of the I'M
I happy home and of tine wife made a
/ fend by jealousy. Some dav. and ft
may not so IS far as it did I'm the plav.
I tO the divorce court. little Mrs. snow
7 flake finds that her friends are dropping
away from her that she isn't invited
TO- quite as many conservative houses
as She used to be. and if by any cnance
/ she speaks TO- her husband abou. it he
looks at her i'm curious way tina. she
doesn't understand. But Inn time she
does. And she realizes. too sadly. that
AN that The world has offered her is tho
benefit OF the dOu5,. And id ir We're
not that Snowflake himself gives such
country place. even this would no. be
good dinners and had such a pleasant
,he verdict
WOMEN As JUDGE
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