The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-12
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GIRLS WHO SUCCEED
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THBSHBHsE BRAVE WISE AND A.
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New York Is the-tfecca Of Many Am
sIbitidus Moung Ladies' Who, Strive for
ZfSueudss--.sefne Fail by the3Waysids
Il LotAefs Accomplish Great Things
/ 9Tgd 9T9dI sIu4iYTqaus hrn1
9d, nj oGNew York Aetter.loz mead
TO ioskiat heri yoI would meyer have
| tfSen heg f99 q heroine, but she was,
She came from the Pacific COAST to
[ STUDY Tnnsic . Her mother "a tauSiCfaht
had scriuipad land saved until Isl1a had.
asqpnBIgts7i n Attle fund, n But when
MY heoginf had passed her examina-
ti9Ans 4" dte cAd}nliltl9Rtory. IRe HAD But
$50 f5iJ h9r t1.saE Ears expenses. This
cisArIey e1l sounsd wonrsni 3of utwenty,
SpsN lthatiaI tbeyTate, "a fiYe jdoll9rs, =,
lesson, ahe must supplement her little.
hoard 81 earning hiore, but hdws She
Hit,st lh5tve Tie ,i4t df apiano and time
tot prntibtsoso she hemti a, mt eNpsqg
~ iaa rho muah nlare than hoard and,
carfare. Then the heart wearying
search f6f Work began, W{i6h' she lhnaili
lH tfodndd NV. She das al,rovprnt SIS
Cori unuilyS hhrqnr nawI - cprhpanien-
for a capricious woman OF wealth, now.
glyipGpiapo Lessons for little or moth
ing" And ., 80 hdmesitk FOIL her
ri6thet and Sisters When cniatlars.
lo6ksdlasIdafk us possible She WAS ef-)
fereG a lVQsition in "a, kindeygarteps
which solved every difficulty. TO make
1 a, f6hg Story short at the end OF two
SeoFs she not bnlylsecured her )diplomaj
hnt tsld male such a. valuable use of
hfEfi ims that noY, Fhel is one OF, the
most popular teachers in San Francisco
b q 10 sha rerffa /. a.,k44t Q
She hasa. laFge naTnber OF p,,pilsI and
isIas pF0sIernus as shel HeserNe 70 be!
fqfJevgry dgllqr represents hard work,
uniiagging courage, and persistent am
bition. 'r''l - iIu'1 .I'@ i1o1l4
.NAndtherl WESTERN girl, 0stini in New
York rOnnnAnds admiration, She WIS
doing very YeFRin her native city, siX1
I ipg LESSONS in painting and executing
all the ORDERS that Shit e6uh. securei
But she wanted to study and Improve
IN hst art.n New .Eprks with, it's gall
lerie5 and art schyols WAS too ,alluTng
to, resist so 10, spite of Warnings. sh1
picked up her belongings and Started,
ctsf9fIFeAt' titat her lsavinss} would Resp
beFi Vhtl1sIel could ind al market fer
her Wprk,d Heri ambition was to paint
landscapes At first She -teVelied in The
arr HeasGtes and 'W6ik was play! & But
cN6thes sboh gI5@ shabby and carfare
eatan Terribly into a. small q incomeI
Working until late at night, often with
unsuitable food, the strain became too
Sreat and disaster Followed Ftr weeks
lrt4' IfaFHly nhveiT eSeined d litter and
itiwasllm$ bftepward. that they, kneb
thPt lth9feg weeks of silence had been
spent in the free Ward a Of city hos
pital.. But the wheel OF fortune ttitfed
at last and in time she began to sell
slaaII tG4pG RsfYsIo 5Ae)dealers ana she
is now well known so she can command
comfortable living
| So it rs With $50 many brave, women
FSv9ry ltiAtO N thi9 big leRy"batt4A
against .st2ryationr and, dsspair, are
fought by girls whose friends IL Rome
never dream fYf g the spfferings they
undergo. But not all succeed. / know
of one woman who came to New York
intent upon a literary career. She
brought letters or introduction to fedf-
tors from friends at home I and imagtni
hd the way would be qpea before her!
The, sditQrs, read the LETTERS, received
her politely gave the same answer! )
10" "Wt1tti sorhetfifng!J III it isi Saftabie
for fitir publication, i shall lie onIJ1tno
%+fE'NItf'l S~htfNffN lIii " .Ibitfi lttlt tffnD
Then began, the struggle that every
! new writer .expeffences. She Wasted
/ fJnteit POSTAGE, cai4are5! Iskbe leather,
stfangti 6 fusddlup mon capital hntHgat
! the enh Of six mnnthJ.t she had to ron,
fess failure, for not a single article had
Been punished r'ndouBtedy NE 4 M
I H0uhded her, He4ife5 h9itG aSlllty9 YSha
WAS sire dat she could do what She
- "a
Il 4 Qf course; anyone iof us, would prefer
70 v Tin a Wtif iigh4g9 stadio Of a. bo{Al
Z 'fsfttitfh llharyiiatldi evolve baAtHfsatf
I lR,BIg stngastenishuthe World 8but the
n paiH fprosaif fact, remains that success
H rs only for the, woman whose talents
/ ana incessatt Striving force .her ahead
I '6f the lothel' sttHEkIdrs~ and lthtis YeUfn4
.mssn5 'recSgnition0s If "a, Woman CANT
Il write and can cook, let her choose what
J. she can do.
H And that reminds Tine of a girl
Il brought, up in o, New England town,
II Welf eJfhcatef 'idhd weli BRED; Whose
wealthy and fashionable achuaihtances
Old hotraatsr her from choosing y pfac-
ytfiGFa II fareeF,o She CtHok, p foursel in dor
mestic. science. She learned to cook, 70
afialYze f6ods.3 studied isafiftatS- icohtif
subjectsso thdrpnghlyl that .some,of her
fFiepils have bee94e interested andfo
Z yate glasses. 'oi inh' ~ HiloI MOI
| .lsSt girls kho read tnYsy II you long to
cduie. 10 New York don't come unless
you are sure ypp have ability in yonr
chosen line and are willing TO toll and
| tioii," And starve a. little IL heed be,
Ig.a.- sfiN
1t is only the woman brave in; spipit
Tqaistrong in health who has show
to success. Heaven help the bfaYe
girls, y AGNES oECoTTl
The average Booris bia bFawhy. ahd
sttpng NFnddY checked and wholesome.
yet never handsome. The women as
a rule, do not approach the fresh and
,sithBlei BEAUTY Seen in'fthe ino9tb Of
Europe Here and therenthioughout
the TransyaD .y0UywilI find a band
some Dutch girl, but not often, Their
dress, usually of some cheap print ana
the hfde6as poke bonnet SO universal.
do not add ITO )tbeir IattpactionsuodT
!, y They are lcubioualyS.afraid10 fieypos,
ing their compilations TO the sun, and
are, often pale and pastv in appeaf-
1 ahtd 1T is a'euriohs thing to see how
carefully Boer woman will shade, her
/. faee2 and gNen keapy her hands beneath
her apron when in the SYM aftyen
anYetgon tie MboIeq Che T9men Of the
81 get usedlt6thHhGH . s9l1gdO .
zdq r1Iiissbblsss,} EssqPlE ndsItjsJ sssaiSa ,W
* very ciuious'e thing about the