The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

ia naurl~r Drawings ENhIbued
Inc ,.uIIlotine IN China spanish
-r,nrr \ ounEeSi soldier In the world.
&C., u,>. July : The American season
N lrr.rr Paris and Berlin " the best
.nIr '-, three golden years preceding
N u. .,r q 1871 The hotels % all the
\nr tails = Europe are thronged with
Nusn ID. .. americans. who are spending
N.~na, with the traditional lavishness
- r.n.-"s the hotelkeepers and shop
Eeap"rs everywhere
lg.ogr IA, learned that not all Ameri-
,.n. t-p miluonAirsr. and So il - that
%. r- heard each year of eNtortion and
srs,u.tcd eNtnrtion American tourists.
,.r -,"'n tn have learned the ropes and
ne, suoN Ju-t wherr To go To get the
posi- for their money
comfortable new hotels that charge
200. rntnlc pri~,- have been built IN all
'.r clvtals ~ Europe within the last
t,r wear, and IN Paris. London. Rcrlin.
Rome and Vienna new hotels invariably
t.,o many baths. while some that appeal
g. 'n,. Nealthier visitors have suites with
nargs nat are As mudein'y luxurious as
\ ar..hurE New York can offer What with
. E.F i|'' tbie anu GearOnAlltt IlfltNr nplel~
\vrE press trains with dining cars at
v rrd 'unnccting all the capitals. Amer
US md travelling N Europe nowadays
rr.,h more s'mplc and comforiabl" than
q IVES fifteen yeas ago
I.uion holds itself riEidly aloof from
rEaIy with the great cities Of the Con-
'a,0t II permits Berlin and Paris 20
tu,s; NJ their attractions in order to lure
a..
content 20 saw
Here / am. the greatest city in the
world Nth unrivalled museums and
ilr'ure galleries not to mention tailors
ant dres-maN"r- Come and see me
4 ,pu want IN but II YOU don't want 10
vol tar" say III be abe to get along
viguIt yuT
Ear.n ,rd Parls now are IN open com
petition Berlin thinks u ~ a more fasci-
raurc g.ty than Paris and Il intimat--
rat - nlgh' life - far and away more
G.r.ng then Parss IL boasts that
s.r- Il IT. all night restaurants dont
',.. H MI the shutters until midnight.
vtlIs PARIS. excepting a few PAGES IN
n m. VI u'na-trc. are yawnmg slespily
- 10 rh" morning and thin KING 81 gong
= ed B"rhn's white light district
lNNAl lttrA ANkilllAk w kfA NnNo
u. -tr.i.' and IT. gai shows no sign uf
hsgng until long after sunrise
psr.- ie-pite the mod~rnness II Berlln
and - nocturnal brilliancy. csntinuss
y I. IA. mecca Of americans, mn and
uou.n Berlin's -hor- 81 course cannot
c0rrai" with tho=- 81 Paris although
10 restaurants and beer halls are IN many
GOALS ihe equal of those uf Paris Untu
A. A.. n.
aliI remain behind PARIS IN its attrac- 0
$50, Tor IA" American woman and her
o. lenr.r ENCcJ'ing FIfth avenue thsre /
rH Hih"r street IN the world that 40
N..a.- 70 he INA sinatIon of an. Ameri-
car y. man
3srIn SaIt m American woman ;
" W.. .hulpng and aididg her daugh- /
\ 'r'. r..y an eVT+n~Iv. trous=aau why /
N hardy ever heard the nam.. of Berlin =
\ar--smtSrr
That seems - sum up the difference.
rs,,' Berlin and PARIS - FAR a. the
'--r.tr suwan = concerned
fg. -"a spn both 10 London and Paris
.-, rnHs "a. r.-..n marred 10y almost
rI-'an' ram Ia London n cold rain
a. iu.y for almost thre. weeks from ths.
'11. y I4u" In. weather was -
orIv '... u~~!y arrived Americans were
crfa-.f N"ar heavy overcoai~ and
s1s-
| Par- Pa. h'"u RAINY and cOld.
N 90 h" aU- u-t over from tOrrid
Ns' r 'uu.atn not only II the rain
- 4 .'. '.l French meteorological
.n..- .-'".,.. rHa' Paris got ~ per cent !,
T.'. .... .. .rrrnal share II rain. while
-. "... ... .rt'urs has i.-,-n ten de
g. Do. .a .rs
Pau n -. uka-.p-r- and restaurant
'.'-"-, "1" lam bitterly - tn. effects
.." .H ..-nE and early summer
"'-t '... 'rr1. The open ar theatres
~ '|" '...." e.- 'hamp- Eiy-4s-- too
have --- ..-i Dor Nv the weather Ift
'-'" .' 'a" "yfrdDrdinary number
Nr'- .ar. % Paris since June I the
F'-'"' ... ... T..ud have suffered almost
-"ra.t.
''''.. ''' american invasion with
'rr = gold Fari-ian- have reason
'' o.. r.td they ar. alive The cold
~ -.r'F ud early summer caused
..'''-' "- % N" dre--mAkers for
\ F'''..'' . .'n ruy runy summer gown.
10 ~ ...ldn' wear hem
'r'Hu ~ had more than it,
.r ~ has not kept American-
f.-" ''"v r.ight 10 disappointed
.'H no really wasn't -rainin
'.a rran
r-0SIng L'li"T that King
r~.- .'I court ~ No, srnher
'"I - deep mourning ~
Do" oompATatIvely small
-" Than 2go commands
Naturally the greatest
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