Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 7, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 November 1881 — Troy Times. [ARTICLE]

Troy Times.

She had those q rial Lies that made her intensely attractive to sensual young mdn. She was the lithe, graceful tigress of the sweltering jungle of depraved imaginations. The class of J'oung men of whom lam speaking onked upon her with bated breath and their hearts fn their mouth as she parsed them with a mock-lunocent glance from the corner of the eye. With education and culture ehe would have been a society belie, for nature had done a good deal for her, but hod left the Lest part undone. Twd. words would pictUrte her pretty Well—an insipid Gwendolyn. I’ll tell you what she Was: she Wks a picnicker. It was het delight to rig herself up—never Id the best of but Jaunty and coquettish, not "loud” and brazen at all, but rather "rakish”—and seek large crowds, where ehe bodld read in men’s faces tbeir admiration of her. She liked a.frolic with goy young chaps with plenty ok money, and she could sell little mouthfuls of kisses and small liberties and caresses for a pretty ring or a pa.r of gloves. Was she innocent? Yes, except as above stated. Students and counter jumpers and dandipgates have been after her for several years, , but for aTI tbeir pains, tbeir moonlight* drives, <t»ir concert tickets, gloves, ribbons and rings they could boast es nothing but a chance to pinch her ear or inhale her sweet breath. Of hot much more. She was frivolous and vapid and shallow, and perhaps would have gone to the bad in ti me, bat up to the current month she had been stainess, it is believed.