The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11

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inherited from her husband the preside.a.,l
Of tho Archaeological Congress and en 81
surprised to learn that It Is somewhat sil,l
| 70 see woman leading .entihc mee.,sj
| Distinguished hearing. SE9 wears her ha{
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| d tIdE max Eu feathers rs president %: d
syns "'tehI ely 10 ne papers read, ana ca-s
| stins then up. adding practical eomn'Il
~ IHls assldtous attention 10 her CUTS Il
tIs5'oeh, OF the congress when mas fesa
| !4e'H KS ttnth assembly ut HIga. {
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The following IS \ literal translttion ~
| recent poem by Princess Helene OF M,ssp 1
gro;
| The mother SAID TO her daughter
II YOU wish to sec wha, the world Is llh
You must keep your eyes always open
sho kept her eyes open. au1 this is wsnM
revealed 70 her:
| She saw majestic mountain.
She saw wonderful wales
Sh. saw the somber waves n the sea
She saw tho white ripples nf rivers :.
She saw the flowers In their variety Of "
she saw the birds with their beautiful F's
-, age,
she saw the golden cars ~ waving corr.
she gently bent her head and closed her q J
Then She saw what was 10 hor mos. beiu.h /
She saw the portrait Of the Loved One.
Whom she pressed to heart
She saw the portrait Of the Loved oua
She saw the portrait nj tho Loved 0aA
Whose love responded to her love"
Waller posan. ,s not enthusiastic orr A T
Stevenson "As n matter az prjnr.ple" y i
aays II think /, ia nor wise 10 erect mes
rlels TO great mon ~ any kind and ~
cially Of the literary kind Tor al leas; th.t.
or three greenhouses. for instance. Of NJ (
older Date than Stevenson are still Fif..I
their memorials. There are Tennyos y B
Browning. for Instance There 10 GET \
Eliot. there Is Darwin: there ~ Huxley ~
hapn some day. we shah get national ct.a
santo whe.c We shall be able to honor .I ~,
OF the lluetrious dead as have sr,Ih
the iest OF fifty years on principle, wv
fore. object 10 the memorial But as ~
and detcst the man OF principle who fsu.
on principle. to 60 with the rest. an. =,
have always found the man 0. princlps !
conceitof rnd dieagrocahlc person: na
Louis Stevensons thousands Of reader ~ N,
20 desire very much this expression "
atmiration shall put my principle ~ A.,
rocket. and shall -end my mite 10 'ns ~, II
those thousands that Louis Stevenson I,
Written some things which will DO rsto :. -
loved az mu'i in fifty years time as me =
now. Not everything It is an age " n
literary PRODUCTION which promises 80 "..srs b
Their to develop and 10 grow: the pie', n
OF newcomers viii increase; posterity, ,t " \
have its own masterpiece 40. Of this deI ~,
the works which survive and hold tneI a,
will grow fewer every year What els
We expect Fortunate viii he that n' ~
the nineteenth century OF whom single .,,.s
will be real In the twentieth. As i...,rf
the number Of the survivors the next next, c w,
will become Calvinistic And as sa'a W.
they will have their own steyenso'a
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long f.-eeecn t,mc-W in indeed. aliss
almos, mo-, ne ,hn NM ,hc connet!tion TO q,
tho poni,lar co- whcthcr BY poetry ~
drama music nv rctior viii BE- far efe,ss. N
han on lipSp " nct,on nc Si,berto upOn
Tho x,rfire,c z,ii ho Ga-.er han at prtscs H
because 4, ,v,i hn r,ore in,aIllgent; those "
enter mon T. w up '' 20 On ot.er careful s'sS
ana urenaration, tboso who write play. ~ n
learn hefora thav hocIr he What arts ,n's.
nny he v,n,. 10. n,hn' n,l,c Action viii y.
mt IRE, "1 ,ba ' n,no,, "no bich move the
be md Now thew NAV be portraye.. 81
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