Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09

sumption on the part of an employer to insure his
workmen against risk-to a limited amount say one
half of the loss involved"
It's quite possible that of those who listened
to such words of wisdom emanating from lips red
and well formed though firm may have found their
thoughts wandering during the progress of the ad'
dress. Eloquence will emphasize a WOman's attrac'
ton! For the further edhcation of these no doubt
well as the numbers who were not present the
paper has been printed and five thousand copies
ordered for distribution.
The Woman.
There's nothing extraordinary, TO be sure, in the
Lothario who leaves bis wife, perhaps the fact
that the one in question: an engineer took with him
their two children when he disappeared from the
home in Floyd street. Brooklyn Later find him
married" and living in East Seventy fifth
street New York
That was his place of residence when Nemesis de-
scended in the form of ashlift that crushed him to
death. Wife number one, learning of the accident,
Immediately looked up her successor to offer condo
lence it may be- The other had received $50 half
of the compensation obtained by her lawyer. She
her visitor glimpse of the atters two children,
displaying at the same time baby Of her own.
Amenities exchanged amicabe agreement
made, and the women with their three children
are living together comfortably in Floyd street.
Brooklyn
Talk about accepting the goods the gods provide!
Just as the Englshman enjoys nothing so much as
settling his affairs across satisfying dinner any
thing not Immediately connected with her own office
work is disposed of by Miss Eastman at luncheon.
Over the table the writer discovered that she is
ardent champion of the shrtwaist strikers chance
remark that vanity, love of pretty things beyond
the limit of their pursestrings, responsible for
their dissatisfaction called forth a vehement de-
fence of them. Were it not of place that discus
sion might here be set down. When Miss Eastman
argues the promptly gives place to the law
YER clear headed clear eyed decisive the adversary
in every word and gesture No, there's nothing par
ticuarly friendly in her method of argument. Need
less TO say, this occasion the lawyer won out
perhaps that is why the writer modesty refrans
from celebrating
1t seems almost superhuous to add that Miss East
man is a sufragette She is-and working with all
the strength of her broad shoulders to push the
in spite of her many irons in the fire of activity
she does not scorn the feminine arts and graces The
mention of music promptly arouses her enthusiasm
and she naIvely suggests that she has rather good
voice herself She enjoys the theatre as much as any
girl and laughs the idea of banishing the frivol'
ties of life because happens to be engaged In
serious work Neither by the way does she snap her
fingers at the idea of matrimony.
And that is the crowning beauty of Crystal East
man. She's as clear as her name, well balanced,
natural and normal
Before she leaves the temporary quarters of the
commission, in the Metropolitan Building, her book
"WorE Accidents and the Law" based on her studies
in and about Psburg will be published by the Rus
sell Sage Foundation.
1t is easy to picture her, when that work on which
she is now engaged has been completed, finging her
self into the practice of law with the energy and
ability. But the side, there comes n vision OF
staid Judge and beigerent opponent when they face
this modern Portia of dancing eyes and real-no to
say Observation-Disclosures
Miss Eastman was asked to glance parts of
the foregoing TO the astonshment ~ the writer she
made a significant cross at the last word of the last
line.
to have-them mentioned"
The writer gazed at them" "How could we?"
she puzzled. "Theyre there aren't they"
"But 1 can't help thatw The woman triumphed
over the lawyer and laughed.
The writer, being also woman smiled. II dare
say you wouldn't If yoa could" she replied.