Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
LEAns HARD LIVE

muddls Your brains with that poison.
Gus rubbish
LEADS HARD LIFE.
The lie she leads is a hard ne-In
striking contrast 90 the luxurious exc
istence that might he hers FOR the tak-
iug-but 50 seems 20 agree with her,
Hci face fairly glows with health She
has great physical strength ana hH
energy IS untirinF She has black hair
q rich olive complexion ana full lips
on her propaganda campaigns She ale
ways wears a felt bat Ike "a mans
white skirt surmouu,ri by q dark boz
lero. and her Well-mldellod and supple
waist - set of by crimson sash, the
symbol of the revolution. Her beauty
her fine presence, her picturesque ale
the. undoubtedly contribute much TO
the impression she makes on her uncul-
tured audiences But that iu1enuable
charm called personal magnetism which
she possesses in an unusual degree
counts for a great deal more WHAT
ever view one may take OF The doc
tr1nes she advocate, % Is impossible
20 withhold admiration for The woman
herself the courage and enthusiasm
with which she pursles her aims and
the self-sacrlncing spirit she displays.
Had she lived IN medieval days She
might have been another Joan OF Arc
SPIRIT OF REBELLION.
Tho spill, OF rebellion against tbs
powers that be runs iu her blood. Her
grandfather for advocating arricu-
tural reforms that ala not meet Nlth
the approval Of The government of his
time. was haushed 90 Algeria. Hel
father. NJ. Duuud iu eros. Joined the
revolutiouists OF As when bee WAS son
a student he was among the crowd
that invaded the Tuleries procllimIng
the second republic After the coup
d'etat he was under the necessity %
making himself scarce To- escape the
miui0ns OF the third Napoleon. Dis
gusing himself as q sailor be- fed on
board an American ship On the United
States and became @ citizen of thr
great republic ~ the new world AZ
Philadelphia he studied medicine.
passed hts examinations with great iis-
tinctlon and obtained his NJ. d. degree.
After a time he yenturcd back 90
France under the assumed name Of Dr.
Phillips Al Nice be met the daughter
Of General Krlpon oi the Russian im-
perial court, fell ln love with her and
married her
The mother az IA Belle AnarchiNe.'
raised IN the atmosphere Of the Rus
sian ahstocracy had mo- sympathy with
any movements that threatened to DE-
minish The privileges and comforts ~
the upper classes. She was a fashion
al. u
luNures that her daughter sooue. but
unWlilingly size contributed not little
10 turning her daughters thoughts 90
more strenuous spheres OF existence.
SICK OF PARIS.
MY dear mother" says Mime. surguc
had uo sympathy with my unconrau.
iiona1 tastes, but ] grow FIck of thH
everlasting round OF balls az Paris
where we had our town house 8ud at
Nice whore We spent the season. The
emptiness and frlvo.lty of tho people
with whom $50 ass1eitli mere p.rI
though ! was filled me with contempt
FOR them. They seemed 90 l.yo only to
crafty their own selfish pleasures ]
longed 10 make my NE count for some
thing something that didn't begin and
end with my petty salt"
a man NJ property and welded t0
fashionable woman 80 du eros. ae Do
grew older. appears Goo have .U.t much
~ the revolutionary 3rIo- and one
thnslafm Of his younger days. ana
found the calm atmosphere of e.lCUN-
NJ studies Tar more OouErnHI Than
participation On movements f0r eocaI
upheayals whose ultimate consequence