Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-05
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spu,h, after al ai,>, ne at nearly siA
weeks
We had ss.u the Boston Joarsal. how
ever. during our first visit, bei"re going TO
N.p,es AT th. rooms If our banker In the
Piazza iii Spagra. The sight of famil-
jar paper in foreign land" Il reife.h-
ing; il seems like meeting a home friend
amid the largon Of unknown tongues
Somehow we don't get much sense out OF
italian papers. yet they appear very td-
ter-ary. What signifies WHEN at Rome
we must do as the Romans do"' Alas,
we were compelled to in every respect.
With a change of government has come
. great change to the Eternal City," as
cisew here we do about rs our choice and
ability prompt.
Some of the customs here are decidedly
primitive. The milkmen drive in at night
and out in the morning, their hocks OF
goats which stand in the streets at certain
places about the city, where customers
come for milk and the driver, standing be-
hind his ago cart" draws the desired
quantity from the original factory vessels;
when he has stripped" one set of their
contents he takes another; thus his sup
ply is kept constantly fresh. This process
at one stdnd-provided the milkman could
keep his go(c)aF)ts still - serenaded
every morning by sweet-vOiced donkey
Cd that early broke cur slumberS, could
he distinctly seen from our windows, we'll
up in one of the old palaces-71 Via della
CrOce. The arrangement OF the kitch-
en-, from which our table was supplied,
afforded only two small CRATES set in brick,
one about IL inches square, the other IL
by "a inches. "A CRATE sort of stove
thatr' exclaimed visitor in the presence
of the cook.
Modesty is shocked and decency out
ragged in Italian cities by the urinal ar
Engagements in the public streets OBJ
served more especially in Florence, art
renowned Florence and Rome. No screen
of improprieties is attempted. In con-
trast, yet in keeping with this, is the fact
that no closet conveniences are found on
the cars-true, we believe, everywhere in
Europe. There are consequences of this
deficiency and of the fact that small fee
is charged for the use Of necessary con-
veniences at most of the stations. manifest
among the slower classes" which are not
mentionable.
The influence of such things, necessa-
rily wide spread, finds expression in art,
in painting and statuary, and shocks
chaste and pure minds and awakens the
disgust of cultured moral sense.
Nudity in art panders to immortality
and vice, and in turn tends to produce a
public sentiment, which tolcrates by pub
lie authority the scandalous and corrupt
ing nuisances we have named. No won
der the American people are shocked by
certain class Of paintings from this side
the water at the Centennial Exhibition,
and cry out against them. We hope the
commissioners will remove such works as
they would the extreme results of their
teaching and influence. 1t is the leaven
of thought that ennobles or debases men.
The cars here are arranged in compart-
ments with seats on either side) extend
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at either end on both sides of the car
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