New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14
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All. there's a stunning woman exclaimed
middle aged. military looking man, bUsily engaged
IN 6II-g the hotel corridor with the fumes OF his
''25-center." Very fetching" returned his com
parion following the graceful. commanding figure
with q anguid eye.
Not al ALL" returned the other. testify. It's
astonishing how people viii persist n misqlacIng
such words Now. there's a fetching creature II
you VIII indicating ivory shouldered. violet
eyed blonde with zip ti-ted nose and curing
feet from following hers but the other-why, her
very presence declares. I'm a beauty. ! an, and
WV there's al HE difference IN the world! Then
there's the word immense and that other one,
'catchy'-you people seem 10 uee any Of them in
his hearer endeavored TO appear politely inter
such Iocalisns. slang. II you Will. really are
most expressive idious.' continued the speaker
va I've Nv f turn 70 an Emotion perception
While YOU might seach every known language and
az Won know mere are twelve thousand more words
.r use to-day than IN old Johnson's time And
these are not denominations merely. but bona
ade English dictionary words. actual additions.
ne ns demand and The slang Of S5akespe9TS 5s5
grow 70 f. The growing nat natioaS that use it Now
E-t an er1paI5c snoIe cur s[o-L ne e-5 -
search n another audience.
WHY when cid you get on asked middle
aged. well Erooned man on a Fourth-ave- car q
az acquaintance whom he happened 70 sight over
the edge Of his evening paper
oh I've been keeping an eye on you-anc the
rest Il the worId-ever since Forty-second-st- You
fellows don't know what YOU miss. burying YOUR
selves i- "a paper that wav
why. what happened"
Human nature for one thing: it's always hap
-eri-e for that matter. but / think you get an
extra snare OF u on Stle' Gr i-s
-.H4 90 -l--
90 al q pretty -ood speed, Of course. but any
r-lC-Crrrs- who wasn't stone blind couldn't have
failed 10 see them standing there. and II they
taken II Tor granted they wanted 70 board the car
W Ear else n the Wor-d would me women -Eaee
been there for Blt would yo9 ae4lex5 -e5 i'm
The air with their arms and umbrellas: and Hllc1 81
i~-- over toward the track from the time We itIt
rhIrty-fourrh-st. Now, don't you call that SORT
Then. up there about Thirteth-st.; an august Ll
parsonage arose in all the glory OF nfI ~. rs
ya-- 10, the rear door TIE platform was
SAID haueht'ly. eIancing toward the bunch OF men
who had hudded 20 the right q the dooF al h e6
Fifth-ave and want 70 get on on t b s sec
orl. Move away. gentlemen. he SAD: me -sug
wants climb over the gate. its ii,S bs- rrbf
and wilted of the other side Of the PLATFORM Will
Then block two fq Iodi5r d2y eTso2 t a2l25
~ 80 S,,t - somehow fell foul OF the conduct
.-rs eIoy;ed nav and slipped between the wooden
Sare mere 7 don't collect fares of the floor
the said grufy. stlll Lololig oLL n-s -. e.
But haven't any NOR ~ q sorTeyrbaf con-
sea,ientiaI looking Individual az my SIDE. we We
that fare and get il when you can Wen have
no such treatment OF patrons by any man IN our
~ % lg turn 10 .futter' Then. in
aside 10 ne. Wouldn't yOu think was one or the
tfgb -7urry rnucks OF the company Wen. ! m
ls" n inst On rom Chicago for the night, and
don't own a blasted thing on earth but my return
~ Flr,sr nature-there's no place ike New
York .streetcar for the real arucle-
T. v-r MT do for the pretty girl 20 hide her
rarsk hat under an accumulation OF gauze veiings
a-v longer. The mlIliners have found her out II
convention assembled in Chicago. they have C.
rounced tho veil and Jeered al tne NuIla.l ,,",,
a~s ft IL gives too much opportunity 10 ecollo4.i
i-aI women 10 look smart az tTlhlng * 49, -
su- the other women VINO i've ~ lls 20 ~ "a
toral MIiners Association. said IN ops srgerons
against the veil II - ia .sScEsts
fssbfC- a sfvle which puts money N the pNSIa-
- Re veil makers but takes it out OF ours .1 ~
women conceal old mats unceI L14Ly .,----s ~ a
ROW yelling and then forego the pa .gao
- rst We must expose this pracuoe-
II order "a rrove TO her English friends 'nh'
The majority OF London factory girls are sa
temperance the Hon. Mrs Bertrhe - t-.ta~
rbnadelobia Quaker girl who naIIieg ~ a. a
~ 80 - FsrI Russell. dressed nsL =. -
hand" and went into the iact199-t 80 saw CON
49, - ,.,C-st slepicons In twenty nl.la-
uras after he girls had been Pa'If on, ana
~ ,i Ivro public houses in the nelghoor-
hood From a nearby ginger are within TWENTY-FIVE
Girls repaired puDA~ .,,,S ~ ten saloons
irntes In one evening IN rouhG ~ 81 sbe fo'5nd
within 4 radius OF q guar ,.ftb babies IN their
~ 20 eITfS-three girls. MIS-. I'Hsseu eo b5
sion is that what t tHs girl OF the same type
gL5sr5s on drink The giTis sIe ., be rsny q goo5