The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

WORLD.

t -,.es talked 10 NeH AOth ou"
,te other day about feminine
rs-gous1ess
,,-,.. d, more women than men have
~. ,-os,ration?" asked the reporter.
o..... they have more time for H.
-.t the doctor promptly. Then she
n don't mean that All their ner-
..,ses are imaginary" she contin-
.-,t the nervous system is a king
-.- which the viii Is monarch. and
n .overnninE power means loss OF
..-.rv. II a mind f. absorbed in import
-.,...ss there will be no time for psy-
.I ,amperlng with the nerves. and
900. often the nervous system Is too
,e injured 70 respond to strong
...--.... IN very many cases a strong and
interest in something would Danish
..rrtams of ueurasthenia. The aver
nan hasn't time 20 bother about his
unless he Is really In very bad
.,.. physically Consequently, his will
.l. a.s nerves in leash. but the aver
-. gamau's interests. while fatigulng.
II. --t absorbing. and she recognizes her
.,,r,at TO mutiny To suggest an evil
III .gen bring It about.
.y.u know persons have died from TAX
,.s e.fm.oss powder which they believed
..-f4us. There Is where faith cure and
--Isn Science nnd the basis for their
y. .e Women think too much about
...r..asres and their feelings. Their inter-
.-.,-c not great enough 20 lift them out
rt. self analysis \ mans career has
H...a excitement and brings him into
-.-f.-t with all sides Of the world The
rlrl-y w0man's life a. a round Of petty
l.r.. domestic OF social. She doesn't get
...I herself II she works she is usually
.-.u % the kinds OF work that ipvolve
rt MOS. worry. worst air and least pay
ure is rich she fritters away her
..rsrr.h cn social and domestic detail
r6r. 4re Infinitely more cases OF neuras-
Hl- among society woman than among
grans women. and # Is natural enough
r-.auently the condition Is due 10 folly,
t.t .srv often. 81 is not A society wo-
rir uuo keeps up country home and
r.r cetablishmcnt wrestles with the
rer1nt problem. entcrtains. IS good
mother wife and hostess. Is usually triol
ta,ofi nerve capacity Without any folly
or an.urditv, her nerve force Is literally
worn out by the duties that her station
entails I believe IA education for women
p women had more colleges, more DhXsi-
ll. exercise. more training OF mind and
body greater and broader interests in lie.
oe would hear less about the evil effects
% orer-pressure and the so-cailed nervous
1-rr'-ation.
Sion work as hard as women. perhaps
harder but they are not called upon for
He raing things. the infinite details. II
're lrcossaut call upon woman In
rfHE matters that wears her out
nam can not understand that.
yrra Count Waldersee has been chosen
% ammand the German troops In China
hs American wife has enjoyed afresh tn
a-.rtiou Of the American press. says
Hl~c-s Weekly. She is probably the
ah.sst and most influential American wo-
non In Europe. aud as she Is 70 con-
sisrthle extent In public life. there Is
r6,hirr out OF the way IN the attention
f.e rcwspapors pay 20 her But most OF
f-a current newspaper notices that con
.rr Ter are mistaken In one or two eNas-
rerifnr particulars Most Of them say
s1e Was the daughter ~ David Lea. %
Na York which IS true. ana that she
became the morgauaiic wife OF the Prince
n sehleswiE- Holstcin. who gave up Ell
n.ritd tho Prince. and that he gave
un s title 10 marry her. hut Princes do
r.t .ive up their titles when tho make
m.rranatic marriages. ana this marriage
. Nls- lea 10 the Count de Nocr. who
naf been Prince Of Schlcswig- Holstein
aa. not morganatic: but wGs n lawful
mirage without qualification or limit
rae Count de Noer became Prince de Noer
ono his wife az his death continued 10
~ tho Princess dc Noer After her hrst
fIsunui's death she came back 20 AuNr-
.a and spent a year or more. Several
years af,cr that she was married to Count
Wa.i.rsee The prevalent story that she
tss never been back to this country since
81. first went abroad e. untrue. Also the
So -s that her second marriage followed
nuoHhat speedily after the death OF her
ts' husband.
Tho sultana Of Maslna. wife ot King
Au BOA of the Soudan. IS making great
@ -.nsltion ia Paris than did the shah OF
lra8. Rumor says that her ioveliness
t.reDs that Of Cleopatra or the Queen OF
stDa and the Impression Is strengthen
OIL tt the glimpses OF beauty caught
through her close veil While her styles
af ..f likely 10 be- copied. the gorgeous
l.- of her raimcnt IL cnvied by the
aor. OF fashion In tho Sultana's suit
Or. 1870 Princes OF the royal blood, one ar
lfol 100 violet and tho other In orange.
E-al tastes are not usually artistic
gga Victoria g. fond OF good music. but
Bog .ns.o in pictures and books Is said
p B. unworthy. OF a country so rich IN
tu ana literature The young Queen OF
holland IS gifted artist and loves inc
rlrNrrs always visiting the galleries of
every fy she goes 20. But music VII
ttml frankly dislkes. She goes 10
nUers because she must assume an in
'e'asi .a everything. but she admits that
H.t.uIas Go operas bOrcs her. and she IS
quoted. 1s saying that she would rather
'f .han play the piano.
' e fact not generally kDawn that
te fo. Of city women average ali the
way i-nm one 70 three sizes larger than
~ country women OF equal sta
l'n in ife" said a prominent shoe deal
l'i manufacturer. according to an ex-
clr
IN country born and bred woman
' scars No y shoe come 20 the
' r0 and inside ~ six months she
tH Poi wearing a No. SO G. and that be-
.Hl of two years. or say three
wiH be glad 20 be able TO get
$50 3D.
dom believe this just interview
country bred women friends who
"me city residents. and you will
tHat this s. true.
H't ana cut stone pavcments are
fer this peculiarly. Just as
r. responslble Cor the increased
''f.. .."I.Urn arH erlnrUaN frrartsfh - a