New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02

belong I'm notifies to a different party than tnat
which elected Paul Deschanel to the presidency
Nine. Deschanel takes a keen dellght IN racing
only for the sport itself. She will hencefortn'
however, be unable TO attend the races. save ~
her official capacity and In state. Then, too. there
will be no more visiting the petits theatres by far
the most amusing form of dramatic entertainment
in Paris. and she viii be restricted to an occasion.
al appearance In the state loge Of the Opera or OF
the Coincide Franchise.
She cannot but feel the attacks made upon her
husband by the daily and comic press. fortunate.
indeed If she escapes attentions of this kind aimed
at herself, such as, for instance. poor Nine. Felix
Faure, whose husband was called upon by mis- as
sailants In print to resign the presidency because
of the discovery made that years and years BEFORE,
her father, a family lawyer OF some note had EN-
bezzled the trust funds confided to his care.
Moreover, as Nine. Deschanel has a large fam
fly of young children, she may be exposed to the
same cowardly anonymous threats Of the kidnap'
ing of her youngsters-threats which drove Nine.
Caslmir- Perier almost to distraction while at the
Elysee.
There is something almost pathetic in contrast
ing the arrival of the first ladies' ut the Elysee with
their departure. Each Of them has entered the
portals Of the palace with pride and pleasure de-
picted on her features, and making no attempt 10
conceal the truly feminine delight felt in occupy
ing a position filed before her there by so many
celebrated and in some cases beautiful women.
And each of them has left the Elysee broken
spirited and disappointed. Mime. Theirs was per-
hans the one who carried her head the highest on
her husbands return into private life. But then
she was a strongtempered woman. and Indignation
at what she considered the nations vile ingrati-
tude toward him mastered every other sentiment.
Nine. MacMahon, Duchesse de Magneta, left the
Elysee with the knowledge that half OF the private
fortune of the marshal had been expended In en-
deayoring to maintain the dignity OF the pres'-
dencv. and. that far from any one approaching
This generosity, the gallant old soldier had lost
as president a good deal OF the fame and popu-
lority which he had won on the battlefield.
Poor old Nine. Grevy, a woman OF numDie ex'
traction departed from the Elysee overwhelmed
nv the hurricane Of obloquy and disgrace that the
questionable doings of her son-inlaw. Daniel VIII
son. had brought down upon the head OF her nus
band. forcing him TO resign.
Nine. sadi Carnot quit the Elysee a widow, her
.,.,and struck down by the hand of an assassin
uh,o driving through the streets OF Lyons AZ
FOR the mysterious tragedy Of the death OF rem
Uoure n broke the heart ana the spirit Vi HE
t,nd-bearted and g~ood-humored wife.
Lot ms hope that the experience OF the charming
"a orac,ous Nine. Deschanel there VIII De OF d
.,a.ront character and that she may live 10 leave
~ r1ysaa Mt the end Of her husbands seven
-, form of Office with the same happy loon
49, - ,er comedy features as when she crossed ~
Na..o,a for the first time In the role OF Us MS
tress.