Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

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m their ragged but great glory. no-
body dreams " putting them In Gar
Ir n glass or n fancy vase. oh. dear. mol
rhcy must shine from punch bowl.
Their stems must be cut go that they
Il In a careless. artistic way for while
the leaves are often taken nom the
iowcru yet quite az often their foliage
framed all about them. The bowls
most favored are those wonderful. deep.
found ones OF indlnwnrc-thc quaint
blue ones with the lovely ladies' from
Japan walking up ladders on their
heads or coming down IN sideways
aahlon-nne cut glass bowls or. best OF
al. great big silver punch bowls. These
FILTER and seem 10 reflect almost like.
mirror the white or yellow beauties
hat are the flowers OF the season.
There h something dignlhcd about
,hryaanthcmuma. not TO wear. but TO
,ut about a room or to use 10 decorate
table. They have an odd way u
standing up. as " they wished each
fiuitor TO realize that each one of thom
aad "a special dignity Of her own. and
the wanted you not only 10 realize H.
sNA 70 AfANA NlNu ~ ANN fNI p "ANhNf-
mum. 20 my way Of thinking, IN n
healthy looking flower Even when Il
an biz droopy. Il simply droopr itn
bctaia, permitting thcm 10 blow away
hough they never curl up or manage
10 get an unplennant odor. not they
They simply disappear into that Ia
nous lnnocuous dcauctudo. which ~ the
pnc phrase that viii carry one man
Town through postcrity
A Eirl l know has Just come back
rom Sweden. and ~ she IL victim Of
any fever she thinks of going 20 live
here. The reason Why because there
ne doctor never sends home bill
But whom you are cured you write out
What YOU think the bin ought 20 be- and
onward the ducata 10 him. n YOU have
made a wonderful hit In wheat, " you
AVE been made viccroy u India, " the
president Of all these United States has
concluded that you are the proper per-
Ion 20 BE- ambassador 20 England. n
my good luck has come 20 YOU then
fou write on n visiting card 1850 or
b.0Q0. cannot Imagine higher than
10000. But N you have had hard
lime OF II that year. N there have been
good many mouths 20 feed and they
IRE tired Of oatmeal. or n your oldest
boy II beginning 20 see the charm Of
dress suit and white Kid gloves when
ie Visits the young woman who IN max
nR fool % him. why. then. after
onE Illness you send n modest card
Win your name written on II. and I'M
ierncath II you put 90 cents or 20 cents
" whatever ncoma suited % you. not
o the DOCTORS good reputation not 60
ne Doctors ability. but perfectly
adapted 60 thnt thin little pockothDok
which looks ne II II had been 90 the cir
iua and had been trod upon In mo-
ment Of airy porulilnge by the largest
Elephant.
a thin pocketbook leads 10 deapera.
hon. II wanted TO make a woman a
saint, II 1 wanted her 90 care for tho
poor. make tho sick happy and we'll.
rive Go those who arr hungry and make
the little children an as happy ~ happy
souid be- ia make that woman rich,
and then ia teach her how TO spend her
money. DO you ever think that the
rich people are. after all, extremely
slnd7 The average wealthy Girl gets
hundreds of letters n day most Of them
irom frauds ana the one true request
among thom must be treated like the
lakes or else We will have an anarchist
lc government. which means lack Of
fepose entirely.
When | say ropose, ! mean II In n
variable sense. Some people consider
Iisep repoae. there are others who
irown themselves In a good book and
consider that rcpuso, while there arc
itill others who trot around from here
10 there and really haven't the remote
at idea Of what Tepose IN. Nopole, as
a a n.
good dignity. There are only few
specimens OF II 60 be found now II
d aH rare ns real old Sevrcs china and
requires the same amount OF care.
An elderly lady-aho speaks OF her
,elf as elderly. although she Is 10 years
sid-complalna OF the folly with which
the girls OF today talk. why" che
said. when l was young, II was con.
sidercd vulgar 10 be purse proud. nnd
the people who belonged 90 the real
Knlokerbooker circles. especially those
who were very wealthy, were taught
as soon ~ they could understand any
Thing that II was extremely vulgar IA
make any display Of their belongings ~
10 talk about their possessions Then
too. the old 'n0hlcHsc obugc' were
taught very early that because they
we're what they were they must Be era
'ious, tender hearted and loving to ev'
cry one they mot, but today the Flrl'
talk about the value OF being rich. thi
advantage Of having rich friends whit
rnn be- got out u Jack so-and-Ho aud
how much can be obtained from Mrs
Black Diamond, To me II 10 hou|iylng
could not tell you just what think Il
h. but the women who sell their inn,
mortal souls ~ poor wretches are moi
any worse than those who see NE In ltl
hard and merconary way ana make nl
enort 10 md anything that H. sweet
desirable. gentle or kindly In their be,
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