New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

ISL dIatrI beS
against that pioneer of modern romantic communi-
cation. the railroad ust as surely his idol Turner
proved himself a romantic painter, not 10y his ram
bows or ms Italian sunsets but by that picture OF
storm, Ram, and Speed an old-tashloned eX-
press hghtng ITS way through Wlnd. ram ana OF
course rai1bows-ln the English National Gallery.
With all his love OF that light that never was on
or land, Turner Vet able 10 see the romance
OF that thing OF and aftrIghtIng TO
other men OF his generation. ! lover OF hight IN al
Us swift prlsrnatIC changes he naturally lover
ot speed He realized that speed was one OF the
TWO most romantic things IN the world The other
is Iumoblitv Al present the two extremes OF TO
-D--uc expression are the SPHINX anc-the auto
mobile Mess YOU can realize that an autOinOple
Is more romantic than stage-COach, YOU know
nothing about romance. soon the automobile VIII
n.,- us nose uut out bv the air-ship, and shall
MT need t. be l9ug-lved 10 see the day when we
shall hear oldtlners larucntIng the good old easy
gong past Of the seventy -rnles-an-hour automobile
lust as We have heard our grand1athers talk OF
-ss~tllI1us and the Bath flyer
Romance is made Of TWO opposites: Change, and
That Which Changed Not. In spite OF foolish
,rner-lls-l. who needs bc told that love Is
0 those forces the that Is the same yester
GaE. TODAY. and t1reEer-the same to-day as when
DIDO broke her heart. when Leander swan the
He.eep'nf- CraFtts.ti1n u not more lNheTehI III
te ca~lc scheme nor re nor water more unchaIlge-
aide ID their qualities
Bur Love contrary 10 the old notion that he Is
tr-a.ticaI is ha-iness-lke god and Is ever on the
lookout for the latest modern appliances that can
ir anyway serve ms purposes. True love Is lar
from being ali--a-nloucd On the contrary, true
love ALWAYS E--tt-lltv. True love mas Us lcIv-
phone Us raau3-raph. us automobile, and soon Il
s.u have lis ar--airl IN the telephone alone what
f.. debt love owes 10 It's supposed enemy, modern
-..-ee' one wonders how lovers IN the old days
p. .-arei ID live ar al without the telephone
We often helr how our modern appliances wear
.-.- aa- nerves But think how the lack OF modern
appliances must have worn upon the nerves OF our
-a.-taers. and particularly our toreInothers IhlIk
....- distance meant IN the Middle Ages when the
news % battle took DAYS 10 travel, though carried
the sUIttcst horses Horses, Think again OF
...r- being carried by-horSes' And once more
.rs with "a PRAYER OF gratitude 70 TWO nlaslclans
.-.el Edison and Bell. and with a due sense oil
being the SPOILED and perted offspring OF me
.-.--l apes that should Your love be III Omaha TINS
and you IN New York City, YOU can say good
70 her through the wall OF your apartment
hear her sigh back her good night 10 YOU
TWO thousand miles OF the American nag
..gll yOur love be on the sea. YOU can interrupt
----aIIons al the way across with your per
..r- wireless conversation Contrast your lux
...- C1-lnunc14tINtness with the case OF inc
of old-tlme Say that YOU
rust married Young woman.
/. :. !. !. !. !. i. ]. u
.1u are happy together IN your
IN the heart of the forest. L0- ~
JENNY The courier OF war Is al \ FO1 :,
gates, and YOU must up and arm II
away with your men TO the ii ~
amt danger. You must follow u ~
Gross lnto the savage Kingdom
-.e Crescent. The husband must " :
...ule the crusader and the Lord
INST alone knows when he shall look on the
.l face OF his wife again Through goblin
united Wilderness he must 60. through u1lIna pIed
man lands. and vacuum sohtudes OF the world
and peril and pestience meet IN every form,
ZIG lace OF his foe the trIendLest thing IN al ms