The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

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INTERPRETER. The affair IL brought TO q satls.
u Petit says that many people ssaefi that
3 Japanese woman caD he transformed into
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.pso!sI charm; her pretty LImono. her smLls.
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lounded on exaggerated and erroneous prem;
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asb their elbows through papsr partEioHs.
Their dislike of foreigners has been In
since the Ru~sso-Japaneee war. This
as elevated the seishas IN the eyes Of jap
nese men, who are proud OF them as UNI
pproached by any other women In the world.
hey carry their admiration so far they are
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UGH marvels that they treat them with q little ,
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What Is the ultimate fate Of q geishay I
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others die younR--worn out with the IA
que OF long and sleepless nights: others, ar '
we'd at On age when they are no longer profit
TO their employers. retire with q modest
ompetenoy, which they loan to promising
~restlers and actors taking In return a per y,
entage Of what these may gain in the '
OF their profession. ,
Within a few years Japanese women have i
OF as vet been completely accepted In Japan. '
ONE companies Of the theatres Of a lower
ass. however. are composed exclusively A
women but their low stature, short legs -
nd way Of walking. common 10 all Japanese
omen. With their toes turned A. makes
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Though much more favorably disposed T
ward foreigners. M. Petit thinks they never 4
IN displace those Incompatible artists. Y