New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-20

swe---es -lEhtward OF leftward az some point
one nj rs sides rs motion resembles The
siuuuus crawl Of a snake
Th---y feet overhead, supported upon a forest
OF sel+I ei1lEg- lTe aid The stee4 rails upon
which --v0Lve the dwarf wheels Of The "trottOir
-l--au-- LQou The two and 4 quarter miles
are Hanz--EaIed Two and quarter miles OF
NOR -r eSs idly curious humanI-y-a ribbon Of
hu-aUI-v- - a French journalist calls Il Null
utG1== u ParIsians. provinciaIs Americans,
Co-E--sS, Germans, but principally the first
Two. glide overhead Lhe back Of mis- sInuOUS
r1ls--r i IS odd 10 witness. when q shower
comes. -1e sudden shiny apparitlon Of the long
r.loG nj umbrellas The monsters voice
sounds Iur-as-nsly ne DAY song and half the
night Sometimes i resembles rne din made by
-L= IDS IF twenty million Br0DdiuEuagian ket-
It's .rlw which The steam IS escaping. some
times The roL Of the nassed drums II the entire
7 Il army. Al other times Il concentrates
i=-.+ d nigh pitched. fierce iron screech-
How does his Internal nutterirg, groanIng,
growing. -att--ng, screechinE affect the dweIlers
or -1- avenue o. a boEr4onnals. me Avenue
e. a. Motto PleGEer. The Rue FaberL in front
-- whose -Gl~C story windows thu ROTOR rolls
past with It's load u humanity II London,
where people make a fuss about organ grinders
and me -aDbOurlle girls OF The Salvation Army,
4 would Z fancy. cause AZ Instruction But
1 hav- heard 4 no wild protest n Paris-nOt a
V-1---l- face haEe seen IN al those haIf niles
o. windows What shOpkeeDers and profess
si7nal people nave done IS TO seize this rare op-
I'r'An-fE " advertising themselves. The most
striking advertisement IS the figure Of = DOH
meant -.- newly born baby stuck n a vim
duw bearing the sign OF Nine Poussin, Ac-
VIII IT'S DramatureIy w1deawake smile, everiast-
tn--E holds out its spuds Of arms 10 the ribbon
o. humanity that glides past eyerlaSungly alike
For The man Of business. intent upon prompt
transfer rom this % that region Of the EXPOSE
ton and the idle locker on caring most for the
summer ar and a smoke, the ''UrotI0ir rOulant'
e q clu-eUlent. COnufOrCa bic and ingenious de-
wee II -le first place the aerial structure IS
not al mobile L IS divided into three longi-
tC-.la. parallel sections, the first stationary,
II second moving al the rate Of about three
Il -s AZ nou- the third AZ about six Il you
R-or 20 make the circuit quickly you stand
-he mira and i you ara IN great hurry all you
haE= 70 do Is 10 stride ahead and so add your
individual movement TO that Of the '+trottoir
10 -t" T YOU want 10 take II easy and look
in-lrs 20 The second section, OF If you want 10
CONE = dead stop The Two inches 10 the
gtzr-s-ary strip. You viii often DO this in order
- admire some street view. glimpse OF the
suIi-t r-e-. or beautiful building n the Avenue
o. The >a--Dns. Of On the opposite bank Of the
SEN --- custer T steep rooted old Paris Co
me % The ROTOR -Gulant'' Is easy as walking
5u- for all mat scores Of people come 70 grief
Gull -a~n---ssly and cOmicaIly when first they
II IL n C0ckayne no sane person gets face 20
TIE rear cut II omnibus attempts 70
enter with MS silly back turned toward the
horses Many Try Il on me --trOUtOir roUIanL-
y g great fun stOut-sh. Jolly looking woman
has done K. and ne result IS that she has
can-oa-- against somebody who cannons
against -hIT1. VINO pitches against the stou-
acn q q fourth. whom the unexpected shock
Temporal 1eprig.es Of his umbrella and MS hat
-rno1u rs disaster often happens when q per-
sens foot becomes eutangIed behind the calf