Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-08
ART STUDENTS
In Munich, the Paradise of Students,
Music, Pipes, and Beer.
American Ara Glasses, and How the
Scholars Live and Amn>e Them
Seivcs-A Privileged Class
Poverty.
Munich Cor. Inter Dean


But come with Inc and see the i nys-
themselves If If were midday We uoali
step into the Cafe UE.o.l. where there Is q
table especially ,: e-sesl for American AR
students ALTHOUGH. il +; .Iiy III, se . n ;a.,l,
from the door. The re uiar pl;r Il 81: the ca:.
have learned to Iesiect At. ana select sone
other place IN the room: while or artist.
themselves protest that they would feel quite
lost if they were oblice To- sit anv,. here cx.
cept at that table BIT as L l. even. n. and
the gas jets have ja>; bsea lighted, yse viii
wend our way down Atgu-ien strasse. 70 the
corner Of Brienner, where a large establish
ment known Is tie Wy q ialia- j. located II
is at leas. a second ella IS e,tabliSlim ON the
restaurant and billiard iilan. The cur ,sjsi.
are all drawn, acror,liI,; IL a cuiioG,iy VIE
enterprising c'Is.ori. la We viii enter by toe
side door inst as il ST. oNrei the Whole
establishment
Shall we ask b. H. shown g. the American
tables! 1t i quite unEece--ary II there are
any Americans IN you can find It out quick
enough by nier. cUTSlry survey o. the
room II there are not. il j. easy 20 ind the
tables, since they are u.ual!r rcl with
sketches and csIicaisrs that bav been care
lessly drawn On tie ,grface Of til, & white
wood, while the boys are lingering oyer their
beer. There, I've written H. Tie NOR: l.
told. People who come here 10 live speedily
succumb 10 the bcer-dlinkns habit which
rules with even more ',csis tie sway in
Munich than elsewhere IL German Thus
even the aI;-studeEts dictu-are
usually seen dallying over the toaming
beaker
But they aro Jolly, goyi-l.arlel. sensible
fellows had not cNis-et.l t. find such
bright modern. VI :e-aysake young men
among the rank here They don't 20 about
with long nails, 1i-herela1 Jocks. and gener-
ally unksnIPr clnii;,su. " h.. of the
sort They are deceniiy dres-g in.eIe ted
in other Things Lcai'e art. and most re-
markable Of al, tiey c5n taik nationally.
A. you viii speedily iEfo-. IA sc students
ii 9 'rucally. Mos of our ,tl.d mt, are such
~ l,nd II necessary 10 erun"mize, ami in nc
Tiaea Ia economy b. belt r Iracticcl than
Munich Living ,yp,lis., are at IA mini
mum hero. Clothing i fabu.ou>ly cheap.
the tu-'i"n bills are exceedingly moderate.
AT present the change Is only about Sll.O0
year, but there i, every pros!e.; now that
this sum will ha raiSei II slj.U1 When a
student enters tir department 81 IMPOSITION
lie Is furnished wiki free studio ami !rc,
mo.,els.
he art student, ar. r coSnizci in thon.
SAID other SAYS. ihah are accorded re-
dGceI fares Un the railways, cheap ticket To
the opera, and complimentary iicsoS 10 va
riOus exhibit n-. They enjoy immunity
from arrest cZc-I. n cases Of the .,rga-fst
crimes. Each student carries certificate Of
membership signed 10y ,hn academy Of au-
thorities. which Ia i.as only 10 present to a
policeman in case Of emergency, and h. j,
politely Requested /" call at the station al
"a certain hour IN the fol. wing day. Thu,
substantially ! arr n outraged 10y the Ba
varian stat. That there Is poverty among
the students can naf BE- ,',tial aIi in :. few