The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

are "a deep blue. The hat un''-iat
combination of dark hair a"d llu" EYES
makes h.r . girl Of strlkils anrtii'i,
She Is sid TO DE the r]reIiiest Ei:l ~ !-Il''r
Jerusalem. and she members her admirers
among the young Jewish merchants 10y the
~he says she does not care f"r any II
them. although before sh" went 20 tn"
country last summer she was engaged 10
marry a Young man VII" is IA i"tuIt5y VII
h'' l'iAtiI'~- SN' Fiot--F'i - marry '.'
young man. Samuel ii.Itz. about . yr. &
ago. and h. was a'i!L:"l with his conIG"sf.
he thought that N''HIl..5 Wa Ifn F!-u'
Mid ri % WIFE for q busy young man. Sha
has ben reared a. the midst - the mfr'-
81 trade. and has spent most - h'I time
IN her hrgtho~-Il-laN's shop. She know
just how much tim and labor viii hay
q" t- expended on On Old pair Of shoes Co
make them look like new. Shr %an all"
tel whether al old hat cost 50 or = wh'u
II WIS new. Tn It Kind Of kuowl.-!g" WIS
calculated 20 make her happy as the wiz"
% Stm."i Hertz. AMI NiClai,uA also
thought that she would fnd II useful when
She was helping her husband make 2 Tor
tune.
last summer. Now things are different, ANA
he says t!Iat she VIII not marry and spend
tbs rest Of her life in Little Jerusalem. II
she never gets married. Ever since Sh8
came TO this country MicnaiIua has live!
with her sister and her sisters husband in
Little Jerusalem. Sh" never left the CITY
until last summer. He! vacations were
spent in Forest Park. and that Is as much
country rs she had seen since she came 10
the, city: 6r.'n fields and running streams,
and fruit. that did not grow IN wooden
boxes or brown paper cones were myths to
MichaIiaa has received a good nublic
school education. an! she says that ne
Is grateful FOR the opportunity they gave
neT 1" learn something. She thinks tint
81" has been educated above her surround
.nsS. and that she = not nttri 10 live "a
i:Ie IN the poor. stu1y quarters which she
hrs been used 10.
Her Visit to the Country.
N-... H.. ~. ..-s. 1
friends TO m her 90 the country
last summer she CaGcriy accepted tho i'll
Nltttiou. mover dreaming how her visit
would Influence tuc course of her life. Dur
ing hrr infancy 81" used 10 play in her
Iathet wEctt hciIs ~ Russia. and Tho
sight OF the Missouri country brought back
an thc r:co!l"rtions Of hoT childhood. and
tn" innate love of fresh. green things as
serted Itself and made her long To- h. a.
WAYS In the country. She became disguStcl
with her environments ana made up h.r
mind To change 'h"m for others more to
her iifiEE at the first opportunity.
Ni:hiiina and her C1mpanion. together
WITH a PARTY Of friends. attended on" Of
the Saturday night hops in Joplin. and IL
was there that she met Adams. y mutual
attachment Sprdng up between them. and
before she departed for her home a month
later she was engaged ia him. ana she
says she VIII return to Joplin this summer
ana become Mrs. Henry Adams.
Aiichalint NO longer takes any interest in
old clothes. boots and shoes. She is discou-
tented with her lot. and she SAYS that she
VIII change it for another in Joplin. She
row Sreets the SWANS upon whom .hs
used To smile cnusiveIy with the coolest
smiles and most formal bows.
When she returned from the country
Michaliua hintCi to her relatives that she
intended to marry q man whom she had
met III the country. y few DAYS ago she told
them outright that she intended TO marry
Il Gentle next summer They were -
founded. and did not believe that she was
in earnest. When MiChaiiua convinced them
that she meant every word she said they !
h.f4y no 9 mo aud -vs,H aH-.T,- -,
they could think 81 TO make her chang" her
mind.
Determined In Marry Him.
Yesterday Nich.lind talked to = Republic |
reporter At the home Of her hrothcr-.u- |
law. at M. lV}i North Seventh street. The !
family has only lived at this address about |