The sun., 1910-03-21
PASSETH LOVE or WOMEN.
Tue lnexpasnable Devetisa % Theoasrs
msesevele sedspasuhy.

Tue hnexp@8mno1e Devoeaon % Tneoaore
msessveas seaspssuky.
Theodore Roosevelt Sodopolsxy sat In
yU&terday's sunlight on the stsps Of the
school at Grand and Essex streets read
ing Q neuapaper. Beside him unused
Mlnna Horowitz. Theodore's chosen and
q leader In the newly formed Poets az
kssex salon. This urban ParnaHsus.
that boasts of q shining list Of names. from
Aaron Moscowitz. eldest member. even
unto Nathan Greenhaum. who was re-
Gently admitted only after q somewhat
acrimonious debats. II now st the very
zenith OF its parabola. a. wan remarked
az the last meeting where Nathan's name
came up for discussion. The trouble
With the applicant was that he had but
ono poem 10 Offer 90 proof Of his right TO
walk In the groves Of Academe. and the
literary quality Of that production did
not At frat S~en up 20 the high standard
set by the Salon. Judge for yourself.
however: herS n Nothan's poem:
= knew G nttIn nirI named Lily.
Lllys tetth - whiie.
When ws both yet nttis older
Wen waik up Fast broadway ~ night
It 10 . significant comment upon the
prevailing spirit OF twentieth century
poSay that tho early Victorian members
Of the Salon. who objected to the poem
because Of the somewhat dscadent touch
in the prophecy contained in the last
two lines, were finally defeated by the
esthetes. who form an inner circle In
tho salon and vote togeeher bound by q
common admiration for Swinburne and
George sylvester viereck.
Ainna Horowitz was dreamily rehears-
a. - -gan-
yesterday and at the same time enjoying
the mild throes Of an inspiration for a
negro dialect poem that had seized her
on the schoolhouss steps whom OF q sudden
Theodore Roosevelt sodopolsky arose
and printed with trembling finger At a
paragraph IN . cable despatch on the
front page Of his paper. His eyes glowed
With an all powerful emotsS=. sseat burst
out upon his forehead. Something Vas
svidently Amiss with her beloved and
MiDnA spoke.
"V0t - itl-
he comes by EsKt June. kaSpssi Thso-
doro. one of ten Sodopolskies. upon the
wall Of whose room hangs the Hunters
picture and over whose hsarth hovers
The influence Of ths chase. That picture
u got his name wrote on it too.
-Gewalt.- said Minna fervontly. 'one
think: you yS . &c SSs SON so%"thngs hi e Sy ,dSs The
sisps unpSrturbed. Theodore Eazed at
hSr. hardly osiisving ne could have heard
Alright, -. -, .,,,u. ,,,,., vu,-
rope. and knew nothing Ofit,- The voice
-SAme here sAid Minna. and what's
more. I care nothings OF IL. ! am dom
niGger PONIES IN my head now; don't make
such racksts.-
Theodore Roosevelt sodopolsky beheId
a vision that he would fAin have swept
Il -
startled eyes He could do nothing TO
atop Il. Could he. Theodore Roosevelt
Sodopolsky. love a young lady Who cared
nothing about future events Of such mo-
ment2 The terrible question made him
dumb and Minna. all unknowing what
auiescence ~ natural regard for her con-
dition. which was that of one visited by
4 the muse Finally she said:
4 have fnished that poms in my head
Il is . good Niger pome. IN say it At
YOU And then. without turning 10
iook upon her griei stricken audience shs
ols blaek nirger Hves ~ q hn.
yos Il MS nsmrs NGger's name ~ M
Yot does ne work ar Nobody knows
Vunder yere ne gets ths cash 70 bug his food and
ciOes
Az tho conclusion oG the poem Theo-
dore arose with certain air Of melancholy
grandeur SoFrowfully he Razsd for the
Iast time at that pink hair ribbon for which
a week OF lollypopa had been sacrificed;
tsarfully ne beheld. never % behold again
perchancs. that alluring pigtail that in
those other days he had pulled in smorous
play. The poeteSs. ignorant Of impcnd-
| ing doom, kept her glance Averted. await
1 ing applause for her effort. Then In q
voice thick with gloom Theodore said:
4 can't 90 Wit you no more. Mtnna.
You have no respect for greats.
On the steps OF the schoolhouee at
Grand and E~seH streets q furry Of black
little curIs swayed with q piteous sobbing
and In the upper chamber of the house OF
sodopoIsky = small boy RAxed with moist
ev~s upon the picture of a Hunter.
sTlof vas hard. he muTmursd broksnly
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