Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-11-19

divorce DEGREES. The subject Is one
Of international Importance and IL sus.
ceptible TO an agreement similar to the
international postal alliance. The de-.
tails Of such an agreement may, OF
course. be left to lawyers, but It IL
easy enough to frame n tentative fOun
dntiOn for the measure. The furdn.
mental principle ought to be the rccog
milton by NIL countries Of divorce de.
crees obtained In other countries when
the parties divorced are citizens of the
country wherein the divorce IL oh.
tanned. 1t may be considered whether
the courts should grant divorces at all
to applicants who are not citizens.
Certainly II such divorces are to he
granted they should be regulated TO n
greater or less extent by the divorce
You can find thousands Of men who
attribute their failure In life In a fnan.
cinl way to the fact that they never
got start. This is their own fault.
Every young man can get a start II he
goes ut 1t the right way. We will call
Il start. II you will. the earning and
Swing OF $500, and this. take young
fellows rs they run, Is pretty good
start. for our experience IL that II Il
young man will take up the cross Of
hard work and deny himself till lie has
saved up tlils sum. he can be safely
trusted to make his way In life there
after. Now. this first $500 will come
the hardest Of any money fellow will
ever earn. be dead sure Of that. II
will be something akin to tic going Of
Moses out into the wilderness to III
himself for his life work. 1t means
letting the girls alone during this Pc
ROD of probation, for II you have to
dress up. hire livery teams and go out
into society you will never get out OF
the wilderness with your $500. II
means getting up early In the morn
ing, going to bed late Mt night and
working hard all day. 1t means letting
beer. cigars, circuses. dances and al
such tomfoolery entirely alone. II
means not only earning, but saving
While you are doing this. the fellow,
who never get start will call 20,
queer, stingy and mean, ana nll that
and you will have to stand It; YOU
turn will come by and by. The self
denial and economy you will have T.
practice to get your first $500 will fur
thermOre do very much to make maj
OF you. and you will as result not b.
half 80 likely to marry the first llttl'
fool Of a girl with a pretty face tina
you come across, but will rather be OF
the lookout for some matured woman
who, In her way. has gone through
similar experience. When you grad
uate from this school you will no
care very much for the tOmfOOlery o
life AMI will take hold of 1t In Il sen
sible, practical way which will insur
not only your material prosperity, bl
make you Of some use In the wOrl,
to your fellows. This may not be- YER
pleasant doctrine, but II you hope I
clip coupons for living ut sixty, 20
must not he ashamed of a blue wamui
overulls and hard work ut twenty.
| Bartholdi, the French sculptor VIII
died recently, Is best known In til
United States by his statue of "Llbert
Enlightening the World" which stand
In New York harbor. But another an
smaller monument by him appeals
the imaginative soul with much grea
er force than does that. 1t IL IN
burial ground In KOlmar. Bartholdl
native village In Alsace, and mari
the graves Of the soldiers who fOugl
to save Alsace to France. A corr
spondent Of the Boston Transcrip
who was guided to the burial gronu
by the local innkeeper, has describe
the remarkable sculpture. "There Q
the ground" he writes, twas bron,
slab upheaved from below mt one co
J ner by a convulsive effort of the splr
Q OF the tomb. There was no face ,
: form, but bare arm In bronze pr
: truding from shoulder with hal
0 disclosed neck, swollen with the agOl
a of the strain. stretched out from b
: meath with wild despair to clutch
0 sword of Spartan length OIL the sli
!, just beyond the tips of. the fingers be-
: in the tension Of the supreme stru
n gle" The meaning Is so clear and
0 thrilling that 1t needs no eXplanatio
t One will have to search long befO
I he finds In sculptured stone or bron
b more eloquent expression Of VIII
t love of country signifies.
Fl The principal of the Illinois Norm
School advised the members of Il
Isaiah W0man's Club of Chicago tn
II was foolish to try to keep up ON {
the current books and magazines.
Q said: II rather would have read al
t have tingling In my veins one play
n Shnkeaneara than to hayA mastAr