The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

\ on thc other Side. II you wish to escape
n with your life"
Perhaps our authors truisnl affords a
$&$ clue TO the cause Of there being left
no place in the world Of the twentieth
III century for a plain, practical common
33S sense speciment Of humanity. Every
thing moves along such extraordinary
3S lines; life demands OF each person and
S each thing that he. she or it must be
brilliant or clever. or unique, or social-l
a tstic, or phllantfroPic, or anarchlstlc, or
learned, or extremely rich, or pic
4istt,rcsGucsly poor in order to have place
3E5s or room for existence. l
$g Life noslonger has need for the ord-
jjSSSsg nary, good, kind. sensible SOUS who have
" Hitherto plodded their way unnolestcd
nong the worlds highway. Their home
ly, old fashioned Srnces are sadly out OF
touch with the following apt description,
s to be verified 5byaei,anSitof those who
are now anticipating the ruSn of an APP,
NJ pronching season in these words:
"Saucers and insincerity,
~ 5!s4 # Chatter Of tongues and spoons; 8
Gossip mixed with asperity,
Atmosphere fit for swoons,
4 $S5fs More. Iii the swift dexterity @
tss$$sI. Born of the clown be thine
This is what you see at a . o clock tea,
" Served at a social shrine
w. 49, 49,. ,,,e
should fco con bend end better 'nnn we
20. WY tl''s -.
V 20 lloi' 5llll e q pace onas.
Eslns large department stores, 5.t 'oil'etisss
3&te!as q jlaad!Ailideh loritietiS y
day life ard association, so that it is In Z
~, s,Jc, nnypl nrS re freShlng E5 Fs3=ltt5
.5$ Rudeness. on the contrary, is very dl-s
8 verttng TO those who practice 1t. BE
Mite ii Is d sign-.nanual Of progressive
Y II IS and DEVELOPMENT. Of mud II testl-5
IStjes to thr swing away from old preJu-
llces. The hrcnlsi,,g down Of old conven-
5&$ftoflaI iics Il, shows the lengt the
b.eaGih, the height and the depth OF
"a cxpnn. Ven AS.
5 R,,dencss is a precious privilege which
roderrIty purchases How" IT cries,
"shal /. who have the whercwlthal 70
4 l,,v nv freedom, be constrained within
A ~ ,,,.,.,u, 5lir,its ,,f courtesy? Shall l
Nv, -r,fsh cons. deration; +,
4 - = 49,, ia ,,,s rvcn the right To 1T
49,, 80 g. 1891 ~ Mas broad, II
seit W, ~ ".ia' W. tS,c;ac ocean?.,
I - -, WI ~. ~ hsinr an,,,sed has set
(. ~ (, ~ =, ~ nan md women to
ING IN. "!'o o W. - ~ oorth ana walk.
D, go \, .->,,,, 4, II tb,t thpy NAV
'ns up a'iu ~ nn,r' hing
possibly see " 5l.'Is' aas, ,,,,,.,t ~
zach DAY. elh 'ch poui a. o'N : =,
time 5ta. I'D u ~ =, anv
# There are no long any A1o'i'es =, 49,,
keepers to abide In mem. l ~. a AS
places Of residences nave nave ti a'l' - ~
ldndled for q i;W days IN Winter, - 49,.
lion dollar cottages beside me soullu,u.
sea are thrown VIDE open LOT suA iiti'tt1i
guests In the height OF season.
But lest the days eeconle nlototolio..'
and pail upon the taste OF their o"itets, =
the other number OF the Three huilu o'
and sixty-five must be sepnt shoppihs ~
Paris, yachting in the Metutef1sine can
travelling for few weeks IN Egypt, tal-
estine or Algiers, lunchins In the SHADOW
OF the Great Pyramid, going out caH1ei-
back into the Desert Of Sahara to watch
the moon rise, stopping for Holy Week IN
Rome. gambling at Monte Carlo. climb
ing swiss mountains. or exploring Nor
weeian fords.
af a. much for European and trans-At-
.,antIc excursions. In this Western Hem
3anhera n, is considered good form to