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-r- THE, NEWS-HERALD, HILLSBORO, OHIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1912 I IELLS OF POLAND Student Describes Life of Girls in Her Country. Women Not Desired by Universities, as Professor Asserts Education Is Wasted When They Marry Men Outnumber Them Six to Two. London. "Wo arc all trying to bo ns English as possible lu Poland just now, It is the faBhlua," said Miss Ilia tie Illakowlck, who came to London recently. This young Btudent from Cracow university published a sue oessful book of poetry In tho spring. Accompanied by the daughter of tho author, Slenclowlcz, she hna been spending somo time In Paris and In other towns on the continent, nnd her comparisons provo her powers of ob servation. "In Poland we wear English tailor made clothes," she contlnuod, "bo cause we think they aro much moro distinguished looking than any other. English Is, of course, spoken, for you know that wo learn lnngunges, French, German, Russian, dialects of our own tongue, from childhood. At the uni versities, of courBO, wo study Qreok and Latin. Dut English just now is the correct thing, and wo are all speak ing It. It is the thing in 'Poland now to put babies Into nurseries fur nished a l'Anglalse, and they are kept there. Polish babies, like tho French ones, had to be always with tho grown up people; a great deal of attention had to bo paid to them. Now they are In their own rooms, fed nnd dress ed llko English Infants, and I daro say tho mothers of tho present genera tion find more time for Interests out nlde of the house. "Oh, no," sho exclaimed in reply to a question. "You must not sup poso that all Polish girls go to the universities, and you must not make tho mistake of mixing ua up with Rus sians wo aro quite different! In tho Polish families of the nobility par ents still cherish tho Ideal of home llfo for their girls. No girl of good family goes out without n chaperone. She Interests herself moro In house hold duties even than English peo ple do. "Our whole system Is different from the English. Wo have no colleges at nil as you havo for women, and wo liave no university halls wliiro girls .may live. A Polish girl may inscribe her name for lectures when she Is 1G. There aro many middle-class parents Facade of Cracow University. "who set their faces against this Idea, nnd so they will not allow their daugh ters ny Income for their years of study. What happens? Why, the girls simply run away from homo. At Cracow there Is a convent whero thoy ran 11 vo for nbout 2 a month. Often a girl of 10 has to commenco by work ing very hard to earn her living while she attends tho university. The con dition of students, both men and wom en, at the Polish universities, has been a good deal talked about, and I am one of many students, who are try ing to raise a fund to establish wom en's residences like those you havo in England. "The proportion of girl students is something like BOO to 3,000 men. They attend the same lectures as the men, nnd often live In tho same poor lodg ing houses as they do. I suppose It Is tor that reason that the parents have cot learned to like the position of their daughters at tho universities. The professors approve of girls at their lectures? No, the majority of tfhera do not. They declare that girls usually get married, and then all their university training Is wasted. Thoy make things as hard for the girls ns they can by constantly Indulg ing in what we call 'chicane,' that Is, teasing and small jokes leveled at the women studonts." WEASELS CLAW HIS FACE Then 8cnred Little Beasts From a Nest Find Victim's Coop and Slay 18 Chickens. Lewlstown, Pa. James Stlnebarger, better known as "Dynamite" on the rtnte road operations whero he Is em ployed, has a badly lacerated face nnd aajrs ho hates to tell people how ho got It. Those who wero working with "Dy namite," however, aver it was too much weasol. They say Stlnebarger was stooped over, taking out riprap etonea, when a -little ball of red and white fur leaped from a holo In tho bank, landing squarely In his faco, and Hcurried away as rapidly as pos sible. This one was followed In rapid succession by others, and each seem ed to give him a dig In the face with all four feet A Btrange coincidence was that the following night 18 of Btlnebarger'a fa vorjte chickens wero killed In the coop by WMgela, HT ' '. . - L? SUMMER AT THE MATTERHORN Monster Mountain Has Claimed Many Victims Who Attempted to 8cale It Summit. Zormatt. High up tho mountnln ldo, above Zermntt, In full vlow of that dread outline which Is the won der of tho world, we spent the long .lays of summer. From tho small nat ural platform, directly In front of tin hotel, it was possible to Include both the opposite peak and the village far beneath, in a single glnnco. The Mat terhorn reared his fearful form In menacing attitude against tho heav ens, an object of worship nevertheless, for all his aspect of grim cruolty. Ev ery morning very early he accepted my homage from our tiny dormer win dow through which wo obtained a At the Foot of the Matterhorn. tnnrvelous view of tho entire valley. "ml Its colossal guardian, and by de rrees there developed a silent but thorough, and I might oven say, psy ( hlc sympathy between us. We wero not so, fortunato as to eco tho Alpine glow ut any time, for It wnB not tho proper season; only a tlngo o' o?e appeared sometimes on the rugged sides of the Mnttcrhorn. A" r nil It was enough to brcatho the ilr of that high, free place; to run over tho grassy rolling knolls behind 'he hotel, to Ho down In the sunshina near somo weather-stained chalet, nnd ,o see the shining of the evening star. npnrently quite close to the dark rest of the mighty mountain oppo site. Ono day we talked with n retire' sulde, whose fingers and ono foot hud been frozen oft In tho Andes, and who, In his day, had made many as sents, among them that of the Mat erhorn. Ho seemed to consider the latter feat slmplo enough, nnd renllv very safe with due precautions. Ho vns a fine-looking specimen of man 'iood, barring his pathetically maimed ondltlon; an nlmost glgnntlo. thor oughly genial mountaineer, who seem d to take pleasure In showing us hlb emarkable museum, with Its lnterest- ng charts, relief maps, and photo graphs. Also, Its painful relics of the numerous victims of that mountain conquering madness, which I, for one. Ttnnot condemn, since It seized, to 'omo extent, on my own Imagination while in sight of those siren heights that call and beckon with a mysteri ous enchantment, from their frozen solitudes. There were nnlled shoes nnd caps, knapsacks and ice-picks, all marked with tho names of their own ers who had lost their lives In snow storms, from avalanches, or from some treacherous misstep on the edge of a precipice. There were an appall Ing number of causes enumerated, but tho chief reason for most of these catastrophes seemed to spring from human rashness complete lndiffor enco to the proper season for such un dertakings, as, for example, attempts to scale the 'Matterhorn or tho Lys kanim or lofty Monte Rosa as late as October, at which time the chances of blizzards and avalanches are very great. THRASH BEATER WITH HOSE Pennsylvania Masked Men Wallop J. W. Bowman In a Park for Strik ing His Wife. Reaver, Pa. Thirty-flve masked men dressed as women took J. W. Bowman from Policeman Raker after tying tho officer to a fence and es corted Rowraan to a park, when they beat him with a rubber hose. How man had been arrested, charged with wife beating. After hearing the case a Justice Instructed Officer Raker to tako' Bowman home, and, If Mrs. Row man told her husband to return to re lcaso him. On the way to tho Row man homo the prisoner was taken by the vigilance committee. Poundmaster to Make Job Pay. Orovllle, Cal. John Rich, newly elected poundmaster sees n, fortune in the job, First, he will got SO cents u dog from the city. He Intends to skin the nnlmnls and sell the hides, The moat he will crush and extract the oil, which be declares Is a genuine cure for consumption, The flesh Is to be ned for chicken feed and the bones for fertilizer. He Intends using svery thing but the bark. it. ."v SO 17 fl AI ELECTION TUESDAY ". 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