The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-07

moral foundations arc gone from under him.
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Yes. it is easy to say It is scrofu!ous.. but
don't SEQ the signs OF it. In my opinion 1t Is as
good poetry as hive ever written. Experts
element Of ilction but that is the voice OF envy
reckon. ! call 1t good medical poetry. and
Sns Of 'tss a% sneas things in these
countries Is the street manners OF the men
and W3mSn In meeting yop they comS
risht t. any part of tho road # tho laY i
ana ssp sia % or tese VIII b
noticed this strange barbarism first in Geneva
IN Aix-les -Balns. where sidewalks are scarce
plenty Of room: but that Is no mattsr; You are
inches. A man or woman who Is headed
Pss liz TsHt ns s Ss .h S
and compel a collision unless at the last
ts ySS put Of the T. mneSe
Ing YOU sgt q ths road; they. seem e be limo
Ing Il Il" But not % ' in GENEVA TSere this
class. especially, the men. crowd out men:
Pa Ia s pks eRs ss %s nj
y There was n;Sthing Il this kind In Bayrenth.
tho Yielding Yourself Another oad thing.
wear the fine clothes the others are courteous
and considerate. big buriy Comanche with
all tho signs about him of wealth and .duca
ton, will TRANQUILITY force young ladies to stop
off into the gutter to avoid being run down by
him. 1t is a mistake that there Is no bath that
will cure peoples manners. But drowning
However. perhaps. ons cant LEX for any
coay Gers ., Is To
template without. a shudder the SPECTACLE OF
women harnessed up with dogs and hauling
the dog on the other. and they bend to the
work and tug and pant and strain,and tho
man tramns leisurely alongside and smokes
his. pipe. Often the woman Is old and gray.
and the man Is her grandson. The Austrian
nHona ~ opn,tho,GSical device ought to % re-
fact Hera%e fancy has f been a little too much
Lately one Of those curious things Unopened
near here which Justify the ielieitous extrava-
desperate dropped dose Of strychnia. into
bottle Of whiskey and went G out in the dusk to
tramp who said he Would XII him Il lie ddn's
sh" s s ens Killed H ana Gus 81 "
Ing himself 20; the imnroprlety and annoyance Of
attac kei the tramp in most. sturdy and val.
liant fashi2n. He made a good fight. but failed
to win The night passed. the morning came;
that he had been dubbed half to death and left
to perish at his leisure. Then he reached for
gone. He pulled himself together and went
iimping away, and presently cam I9s ~, upon the
tram stretched out STONE ucuN Win tne empty
bottle beside him. He had drunk the whiskey
and com tilted suicide innocently. Now. while
the man who had been cheated out Of his sui:
eide stood there benoaning his hard luck and
wondering how he might manage to raise
and poison. some people Of the neighbour God
came by and he told them about his curious
adventure. They said that this tramp had
been the scoprge OF the ,neighbofhood and the
dread Of the, constabulary., Tho inquest
passed oI quietly and to eyerybody's satistac-
ton. and then the people. to testify their
gratitude to tho hero OF tho occasion. put him
on the police. on good enough salary. and he
is all right now. and is not me1itating suicide
any more. Here are all tho clements Of the
naivest Arabian tale: man who resists rob-
berry when he hasn't anythi ing to be robbed OF:
does his very hest to save his lie when he has
finally is victorious in defeat. killing his ad-
after already hors du comia, himself And
now. Il you LET him rise in the service and
requisite elements of the Occidental romance,
lacking not detail as far as can Soc;
MARX TWAIN.