The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-24
Cleopatra More Sinned
Against Than SHINING
by THEpA RARA.A

The deeper I dsIre into the per-
E1-zA history Of Cleopatra whose
"A Character venture 70 portray on
It's EETREz- writes ThHda EaEa. the
more an ] convinced that history
4 has made too black a case against
her Azzheur5c historians. who are
each AID every one male. would
hare - belisEe that almost every
w1xlzz ruler 90 distinction in hisfury
wszs At hszrz w-auiUn and openly dis
sazsfe n department Prom Cleo
paTrra On down 70 Catherine II OF
Eazssls. MzTT 2usen Of Scots and
Queen Ezzzzbs1h q England they are
painted as devils in disposition and
Eszuz-1uuEeE bV preferences. Quite
Ezs contrary Is true The most OF
Ebsu EErs dispatched into life with
e kfcE. a. s. we're and had 70 nEht
for their bzT1hTzEats and hold then
sEztzE1 al manner q tnsarhsry and
fuIEw6uuE Odds. Morally, they had
n1z a chance from the day OF their
birth and IL Vas only natural in
tea1EszEs C O superior order that
preserved ia than any hDnEEt or
decent feeling whatever
For example, CatharErR was mar
red It the age Of - 70 the Grand
Duke Peter. whom anature had made
Eazn- Eas smallpox hl5souE and de-
Er@Es1 habits luaEhRuEe" Mary OF
Euu9E Mas aEznrsd to the dasuuihfu
@ Erzz1e ~ the age CT Etx. and
wlhlH a mere baby thrown into a
FrHn1h Eourt circle IN which de-
sz1eaer6ss and murders we're as
EragEE-t IS meals Elizabeth was
hrzn6sd as Ez1egztfEats by her own
1z1hsT. H@rT VII and in early girl
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Hean1z1 1uFufEl1g her foster father.
Ls1rd Seymour
Early Life Primitive
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did net Ezrs even a. vel as these
lzE9aT2ZuE1sZ Although cumpzra,-
TREY little f. known q her child
hnuS 81 Requires Bczut Eulagfnaff0n
70 u5EturE the Environment In which
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EaeaEEE1eE Au3e1Es. himself a Eur-
son @ setter TT. win no legal right
30 TIE 1Hrune &C EEVpt Her father
-lEzEnaE E3E ElnEr 6auFhteE, Eera-
nee. 60 raEzan ths throne, from
waizh he had been EEpsnsd bE p1pu-
ar hatred On his death Elegpatra ]
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az ME1wETha1 to her younger broth A
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fnEEzuEs @Esz1E1 Eurh a union, or
Whistler ne superior culture Of
Greece ard Rome had penetrated 10 i
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ding En1usnnsd hRr q few years
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Eaz wrsHaas Ezuz5uns q hrzbe money!
eruu her Ez11sr. became interested en- 4
hsr and waEad war against her
hrs1hsF 81 hsr bshalf
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vas at Ehz1 time probably q hs1d-
1eEaaE wan q 81 Eeseran uf many
H'zHs and az auuaa rurIbsr q aEnuurE
zzs nrxzaE. with effl6rsn uf hIs owu
older MAJ Czacnafrs. ard that the
a1gunE EuHsz mas only 20. shrcEs.s
w51nuut q a1GnET and 1n danger OF
Der Ia Gre s. muweE to wonder
wszn really EE the srawptnEs Ger
fanny Hhs muEf have had. BESIDE
T EransnH RamE EFEGa1
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or sire mE mt have appealed enc
n1r1re7T 70 TINS nann11sssur CT w1-l-
azaans
Ezss-srt War ParsnEaL
rnk. EoElea1 and snrt
ntaE e Cesar and EleppE4EE. 20 as
Enus E s interest 20 her wan
lar rtpuze and paaerna1 Ea
f1 = har 10 aDuht a bright
znE aa@aF for 1ns 1uuW1ssEe his
g nu ard sEpaFaauns could give 4
her Ee knew har gn1y abuut fhres