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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-29

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
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on the defiant occupant of Fort Dixie" One by
the others the pasture resumed their putterng
work, evidently arriving at the conclusion that
their aged ears had deceived them. At last the
gaunt Carolinian sat down on his wall and returned
the gaze that Burke leveled at him.
The Sergeant shook fist. The other shook two,
a rock in each. The Sergeant scrabblcd up a hand
full of little round stones that he had heaped to
initiate Cannon-bas and, as schoCl-boys would say,
plugged them with all his might. That at least
one of them took effect indicated when the tail
man clapped his right hand under his left arm and
began to dance about with cries OF pain. But in
moment he up on his wall again, his arms
heaped with rocks. Sergeant Burke displayed Just
as much alaCrity. HOstitieS were evidently be
ginning in earnest Both Combatants
busv engaged in their affairs that they did
not see a veteran peerlng at them from over
there in a sunny corner of the ledge long before
either OF the Others came to the pasture that
morning
Cease fring," cried the man behind the boulder
in such tone of command that both Forts 90 suS-
pended bombardmcnt. He came from behind the
big rock and advanced into the area between the
hostile walls, leaning heavily on his cane.
Burke dropped his rocks and salutcd with deep
respect. The other stood still at bay.
Don't yez know a brigade commander when We
see him. bawled the Sergeant angrlly.
The thin man only gowcred.
Salute, YOU spapecnl' cried Burke.
But the newcomer put up his hand deprecatnglv,
and smile, a sad smile Wrinklcd under his white
beard That's all past and gone-past and gone,
for the has-beens to forget, but he glanced from
one to the other, YOU two men seem to have been
remembering all over again.
Both garrisOns were silent
Il didn't intend to be eavcsdroppcr, men.
he went on, but l can never forget that | was
officer. and / feel that to-day it Is my duty to
take heed of that boast OF and bring before
the managers of this Home for investigation of
your record
The tall man threw down his rocks and whirlcd
on his heel. You're maxim a good deal of ac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MARCH IS 1900

count of a little CAB had to hector a sassy Irish
man. ne snorted.
"A moment, sir before YOU deny anything"
said the officer, putting up his cane. I'm going
to do YOU the honor to believe that YOU were a
soldier, whatever side you fought on. We who
here haven't much of ANYTHING left TO us of this
of the faith and honor that soldier should be proud
TO possess. believe YOU were about 70 tell me that
YOU were a Union soldier. If YOU tell me that l
shall believe YOU spite OF Your boast which over
heard YOU make in your anger. i thought / would
instruct you on that point before Your statement.
l listen, sir.
For little time the thin man stared back at the
General Then his gaze began 10 waver. His ewes
shuttled. \ tingc of red crcpt over his parchment
checks. Co. amt no har!" he snapped
The officer bowed his head in courteous acknovl-
edgment. His silence pricled the other, as weak
men prickcd when they recognize superiority.
4 amt no liar, and a Southern soldier Is just as
proud as the biggest man on earth.
Once more the officer bowed.
I'm proud that 1 was a Southern soldier l
never anything else. | fit with Bragg and
Longstreet, and | didn't lay down my gun TIN Lee
surrendered. Now take me in, Mister BrigadIer
and tell that to the Governor He marched along
ahead, and the officer followed Sergeant Burke
close on his heels
The sun was close to the horizon in a mellow July
sunset when the three the edge of the green
parade ground of the Home. The tan man whirled
and faced the other two.
There's just one thing l want 10 say as a soldier
TO soldiers, he said, his voice choking but with
dignity about him that they had not seen before.
81 don't want YOU to think me worse than l am
more of a sneak than / ann They killed father and
Bob-he was the oldest boy in the fam ~. They
took vrvthing we had the first time over and then
they came back and tit there for three DAYS. and
that time they even took the dirt off the farm.
Then they took my other brother-he enlisted in
the Union army.
I've worked hard all my life gentlemen. but
IT all has been against me. | didn't have education.
! had only the u-and they took that as | said
At last l got old and It was go TO "a pOor-rarm or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

Raphael and q French collector -. paw d
hundred and twenty-five Thousand -.- Rom
rey portrait of Lady Hamilton
We are not SD uu-Drr-~-rca--L. however. as
that Western millionaire whose -a-.-.- country
house was finished az the time that the De-l. #
collection came into the market Urged r.
friend 20 buy 1t .u t.1- ass am our0--.-.-- which
never would again occur IN his Lifetime. -- sand he
would talk II over with his wife ON -E. .- follow
ing he declined. " Our house Is new. r...E and
we don feel Ike filling II up with u -.- .-t PIC
lures It was the same good woman who. .e.-l-
ing with pride. said Come down and -.... with
us over sunday Its 1uSr Ike hotel
The truth iS-and this Is the whole mora. .- This
aruclc-that no millionaire. unless ms -..-. -r
Judge IS beyond doubt should ac- r.-...- ---
agency, or al least the expert advice. DIFF s..
dealer II for no other reason. he VIII -.- .-. de
sired picture much cheaper The dealer knows .-
Curately Its market value and rroh..I. U.s. - .. -.
pay II. cash down. The bargain ot-c-.- ---. VIII .-
eliminated and as has been SAID. the bargain. ..-.--
wares always are spurious.
II requires Just as much Stuivl-l .s-.-..-.. IF
not more, TO make Irst-Clas~ Judge .- -....-..
are needed 10 make tlrSr-Cla~~ LAWYER And ....-
the vanity of the collector gives him the .r-.r.
that his own Judgment Is To- be relied --.- Fl. ...
may md dealers who are as rru~-r..--..
respects as his banker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
By Russell SPAULDIl
Secretary of the Art Collectors Society

gain. II offers a field for his business acurncu and
makes such an excellent story 20 tell. y prominent
IRON merchant OF PenuSy lvaula once declined To- buy
a magnificent example of the BarbZon group for
ten thousand dollars. The dealer refused % take
less. and his house had an immense capital and an
unhlcmIShcd reputation for century. An IRE
spOnSlble ambuatng dealer got wind of this. and
within few hours called upon the millionaire with
a story OF picture by the same artist whose owner
had paid thirty thousand for It, in financial dis
tress and would sell it for TWENTY-FIVE thousand II
was distinctly inferior picture compared with
the other but the bargaIn-story worked The mil
honaIre bought IT at twenty-five thousand although
ITS actual outside value ScVcutv-tye hundred dol
lars. At the worst however, he had good picture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
Fairy-Tale Histories

THE millionaire desire for the bargain Is foStered
by the interesting histories of many Well-kuoWn
pictures, some of which read like fairv-taleS. Mil
lets Angelus was first bought from the artist by
a well-known French dealer for eight hundred dol
lars He sold 1t TO a French collector not without
difficulty for a thousand. Watching Nillet's prog
ress and Development he later bought 1t back from
tins collector at SIN thousand dollars This excited
MIllcts grief and Indignation. and going TO his
friend he uphrsidcd him, on the ground that the
price friendly and exaggerated. and that no
picture of hIS could be worth that money. The
dealer, however sold it in England for seven thou
sand dollars. II was next bought by ScCretan the
French Copper King. AT an augmented price at
private sale At the Sccretan sale a New Yorker
bidding against the French Governments paid for il
one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars and after
exploiting 1t I'm TINS country sold IL 20 celebrated
French collector for one hundred and thirty thousand
And vet one of Rcmhraudt's finest pictures
David Playing the Harp Before Saul, was offered
for two years I'm tins country at fifteen thousand
dollars without undIng purchaser 1t ranks as
the third in Importance of all Rcmbraudt's pictures
and was bought by The Hague Museum at sixty
thousand dollars
most important work of Trovons La Vallte
dc la loucquts. was offered for two wears ON the
New York market at nifty thousand dollars bur
finding no purchaser was shipped back To the Con
uncnt to be sold abroad. We have not Vet enough
OF that spirit which induces the English Govern
ment to pay four hundred thousand dollars Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
Mi11ionaires as Art

TOME and see my Domenichino" said
millionaire smiling the gratihed smile OF
- proud possession. | went to see his Do
menichino, which he valued, from the price ne
had paid for It, at thirty thousand dollars II was
handsomely framed. but the frame was worth more
than the picture He showed me also a COrOt which
he had purchased at a long price I'm turning it
to look at the back saw that the picture fresh.
not twelve months old. And Corot had been dead
for twenty-five years.
This millionaire was like great many other Amer
lean mlhonaires, like some mIlhonaires in all other
countries, in fact. One of the Commoncst weak
ncSScS among men who, by their aCumCn and keen
perceptions have built up great fortunes, Is the
belief that they fine judges of art. 1t Is
10 the vanity from which few escape
y familiar figure IN the European market, and
figure frequently that reference 1t here
cannot be regarded having any personal bearing,
Is the millionaire VINO, after some preliminary eN-
peuenCc, resolves to abandon all dealers and trust
TO his own Judgment in the future. He has found
that negotiating, Check-book in hand, for fine pic
lures. brings him into personal and pleasant con
dukes. Their trendhneSS IS so marked, the friend
ships thus established sWectlv cordial that
the social experience often IS valued more highly
even than the picture, and the narration OF the
story to his friends IS a delight forever.
Well-Disciplined Nobility
SOME Frenchdealers lay traps for such buyers They
have a string OF counts. counteSScS. marquIScS
and even dukes poor in pocket but well disciplined
A dealer of this class, having picture which an
established firm would sell readily for three thousand
dollars calls upon the countess tells her that Mr.
Sllnln OF NlInln\lllt, one VINO Is TlCn beyond be-
lief, is coming to Paris and that ne desires TO hang
the picture in her gallery and bring Mr. Smith to
see it. Mr.. Smith takes tea with the countess
takes the picture at twenty-five thousand dollars
takes others while in the mood, and has a really
charming time He readily paws ten thousand for
picture which he might have bought through a
trustworthy dealer for two thousand. which the
trustworthy dealer would have refused sell to him
for any consideration All our millionaircs are not
of this class. however.
1t Is the new milhonaircS who suffer and who are
caught by the tricks which exist this as in all
other trades. And the most familiar trick is 'the
great bargain Such thing a great bargain in
the form of a painting does exist.
Our millionaire, however believes in the bar
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