The times., 1899-05-15
THE CITEENRY
and THE JUBILEE
Things That Men Would Do
for Peace-and Coin.
1t Will Be One Grand Affair of
Magniiicence.
The bourgeois and the Royalty VIII
MingIe-The Active Messieurs
the Deputies.
The Jubilee of Peace.


All. it will have OF the magnificent.
1t will be much OF the joyful and the
happy. 1t will also be of the pleasant and
the merry 1t is good affair. Bon!
But because that there is not of Peace
in Boston there are some who say "A has
lie Jubilee" These are of those who also
say "A bas rArmee" They have much
of soreness because they are not it. They
are unpleasant. Mauvais!
And what with the Jubilee. 1t will be
much. 1t will be very great and very
nice 1t will be 10 march and sing and
hear the music and to see such things!
Ma foil We shall see.
The parade OF military. 1t shall be
rArmee and those who are OF the Navy.
Also will il be many who have fought long
ago and many who expect to fight in the
future All these will be in line to the
amount Of many thousands. There will
be much of red and white and blue and
much OF guns and gold.
Such warriors as require hammocks and
those which cause the people to cry beef
Will not be with the parade of the mill
tary. Music there will be much of. B!eni
The pageant called historical. II will
contain much of beauty and pictures and
things. Here will be great floats and
color. There will be War, which is fol-
lowed by Victory and also by Peace. Also
will there be walking the military of many
years.
oui, The people will have pleased.
They will say, "oh. see the general
Also, 'oh, see the Admiral" 'oh. see
Columbus" and "Oh, see George Wash
iugton" 1t will be real nice. Tres bien,
Also the revelries of the Jubilee. This
will be much exquisite. All will come
who are pleasant and who love that which
is nice. Babette may thus have costumias
of richness and Pierre may think himself
of the noblesse. All this and more. The
king will come, and with him his court.
This viii all be wonderful.
Some may wear bare faces, while others
may hide their beauty, but there will be
magnums and music. and music and mag
NUNS Isabella may dance with the Uncle
Sam, and the Sampson may for once meet
the Cervera All this will be good. Bon!
Too, there.wi be plenty of flowers and
parades, and eolors and fireworks Also
Will many battles be fought. The Ad-
miral Dewey will again establish the sub
marine iron works, the Admiral Schley
will again take COAL but the lake will
not be of size enough to show the Samp-
son winning the Santiago. Much OF the
military will fight and do hard battle. Ii
Will be good
Many citizeury will come from many
cities. Even the amount OF 100000 is said
TO prepare TO come. And the bourgeois
will mingle with those who have much coin
OF the realm, and the royalty will gaze
with the rabble Madame Pauvre will see
of the Court d Honneur as much as will
Mamzelle Stockyard, who hath a long
green lineage. Poofi
Those who make the Jubilee are many
and varied. There are of the enterprise
and the hustle and the wise. Also OF the
unwise and the crank Bah, One there
is who would have a day de Sampson.
Mon Dieui Also one who would erect one
bridge Oh the Avenue Pennsylvania Such
an arch as would be fierce. and would have
upon it large words meaning bad meat
Hai
Too. is there one paysan who would erect
an eagle of rubber and cause this eagle
10 shrek in peace. True, there is another,
one of great mind, who would drop bombs
from ship of the air. and would do this
for peace and 10000 Louis dor. This is
much nuisance. II has of bother.
The love Of peace smacks Of alarm. Men
would jump six hundred centimetres and
walk upon high wires. They would be
birds and fly; eat of iron and glass, and
all for peace and coin. Mirablei
Those Of the deputies OF the Jubilee are
many. and have medals. They are good.
So well are they that even now is the Ju-
bilee auction. the Jubilee fire sale, the Ju-
hilee music, the Jubilee performance. the
Jubilee clothing. Ma fol, All is Jubilee
All is because of the good deputies No
man may pass on the Rue F or the Boule-
ward de Penn except he be waylaid by the
Monsieur Raymond or the Monsieur Muir
ply or the Messeurs Sebring, Knox. and
other freres Ha, So the traveller is fat
tened upon the Jubilee programmes, and
clothed with the Jubilee buttons. The
Monsieur Dyrenforth will see 10 it that his
cravat is the Jubilee cravat. The good