Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21

Many Ways Getting about Paris is a
or Seeing sort of Joyous progress.
Cay Paris. There are SO many ways
of doing it. Not all OF
them are good. But the worst are SO
much more comfortable than the BAR
barities of local travel In America that
| one comes to remember with inercifuiiy
| dim horror tho Chicago cable cars, TIL,
| Brooklyn trolleys, and the inferno Of
| the New York subway Parisians com
| plain, indeed, of the "AIetro"--the tun-
mel road Which is being extended in
faug1ncntinS loops to cover the city
pretty thoroughly. But. from an Amer
lean point of view, I is clean, com,
fortab Bile, and fairly competent to meet
lis requirements But to see Paris,
one should patronize the buses, both
horse and motor, and the two-stoiy
le-decker) traln-c cars If one would
make a list of the public conveyance
routes, and take a trip over each lie,
would cover a good deal of Paris and
see some extremely interesting sections
to which the tourist seldom penetrates.
Such list would include the narrow
busy, daiting boats that shear through
Seine water like piclSercl. going about
their swift concern of passenger traffic
Golfers for Nov. IA.
Husbands About seven times out OF
And Wives ten, when a man hurts
Disagree. his wiies feelings he
wonders why she is hurt.
Many times he does not Know she has
been hurt until the falling temperature
gives him pause. Meanwhile, she Is
battling With a bruising sense OF wrong
ana gnaWing little doubt Of his affec-
ton and dreadful suspicion that she
Is not the woman that he ought to
have married. She longs to clarity her
!perturbed soul with speech. She recalls
the misunderstanding i'm their days Of
scourtship which ended in such Il rush
Of light and happiness. Let US sup
pose that she does speak. He is be-
wildered, but promptly penitent-at
first. Happy are they both il she shall
discover in time that men do not en-
JOY clearing-up showers so much as wo-#
men. He feels himself an awful brute
to have hurt her, and he is grateful
to be forgiven; but he would be more
grateful ii she could forgive him with
out a reconciliation. And he has some
reason. a quarrel is an accident that
might happen to any married pair: but
a reconciliation is the preneditated
darn which confcsses the poverty of
their q ffection. But women dote on eH-
plantations and reconcillations and The
proStrations of remorse. Such darkling
pleasures are not for men, They would
as lief try getting intoxicated on ipc-
rae! Sometimes l think thei,. instinct
in the matter is truer and more delicate
than ours. But underneath is always
the same thing. our pathetic craving for
the assurance Of love.--octave Thanet,
i'll FIarper's Bazaar.
Machine A new typo OF flying
TO Climb machine. which ascends
The Air. by climbing the air, is
described with full-page
illustration In The December number
OF Popular Mechanics. The machine
IS constructed To perform an operation
Just the reverse of the parachute. The
inventor describes 1t as follows:
The framework is constructed Of |
bamboo, with cross braces in the lower
portion. and light shaft with grooved
wheels at each end at the bottom of |
the frame. At the top is another
shaft carrying a wheel built like
a bicycle wheel without any tires. at :