The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-12

Grace moves 10 0raystone hall. and Hal
continue to y. asns y tns Machine sG,
proves succesa. but he keeps the fact
secret.
CHAPTER M.-ceNtlnusd
Continually in our American ans
tocracy-and In that. par consequences.
Of Europe-we md ladies' whose fl.
thcrs wers iaborers. shop-keepers.
soap-makers, butchers. this or that.
anything you like. SO only they had
mcney. they did ~ we'll ~ any to
wear European coronets. to assist ut
royal coronations. And. having proved
their powers in swim forgetfuiness.
they offer - good proof % any. Of
the scientific fact that gentlsness Of
heart and soul and conduct are not
things transmissible even to the third
and fourth generation. either In
America or Europe. Your real aristo.
crat perhaps after all. ID made. not
born.
A. to Virginia Delaware. daughter
o. the baker. John Dahlen. In St.
Iouis, she started out In life with the
deliberate intent Of being . lady.
knowing very well that this ID Amer.
ica, where al things come to her or
hsY who does not wait. In some way.
% has been said. she had achieved
graduation 1t famous school where
The art Of being lady 10 dispensed.
0he had. indeed. even now and then
seen lady In real life: not to men.
tiOn many supposed ladies' In theat-
rical life. playing the part - to them
osemed At. and far better than any
1Ady could.
The soul finds It's outward express
sion In the body. The ambition shapss
the soul II was wholly logical and
natural that. having her particular am.
bition-that Of many American girls
Virginia Delaware should grow mp tall.
Algnined, beautiful. composed. self
restraining. kindly. gracious: these ~
ING qualities which In her training
were accepted n properly pertaining
and belonging to al aristocrats. We
havs already seen that. put TO the test.
q the midst Of our best aristocrats---
these who frequent the most highly
gilded and glased hotels In New York
--she was accepted unhesitatingiy a.
u the charmed circle. even BY the
hsad walters. Had you yourself seen
hsr upon the Chicago streets, passing
- her daily occupation. you also In
Ill likelihood would have commented
upon her ~ rich young woman. and
0os Of birth. breeding and beauty. We
have spoken somewhat regarding the
f9tiity Of notices and maxims In the
case Of an ambitious man. Al much
might b. said regarding their lack Of
applicability to the needs OF an ambi.
tious woman. Virginia Delaware
would have made her own maxims,
had she needed any: and had she been
obliged 10 choose . coat OF arms, she
surely would have selected the Chris-
tian motto az Onward and Upward"
The best ga In any ambition lies In
the Intensity Of that ambition. We al
Are what wc really desire 10 be, each
an have what he really covets, II he
viii pay the price for II. In her gentle
ness with her associates. In her dir.
atty and composure with her employ.
q. In her conduct upon the street and
b the crowded car. In all situations
and conditions arising In her own life,
Virginia Delaware diligently played
the part Of lady ~ best she compre.
hsndsd that: because she had the In.
tense ambition 70 - . lady. She con.
tinually Was In traininG Moreover.
she had that selfrestralst which has
besn owned BY every woman Who ever
reached any high place IN history. she
kept herself In hand. aid she held her.
self not cheap. Likewise. after the
iashton Of oil successful politicians,
she cast aside acQuaintancss Who
might b. pleasant but who probably
would be OF little use. and pinned her
SAltA To- those who promised TO b OF
future value Such . woman % that
can not b. stopped unless she shall
unfortunately. fall In love
u there was calumny. vlrginis Dare
Assded Il not. She accostsd al sra.
elsesly and with Aignity. O. Q lady
eAesld, And all this time her great
9ereonal 5eauty increass1 70 such o
Dooat % 70 drive most Of Der fair asso.
G1aAss about The hsAAsuasssrs' Offices
= ~ vssgs Of rage. TO ~ beautiful
- asietoefatis 10th aasurs1iy % %
ksu11o AnfFoHs n n nlw0nf A ~ =