The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

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ItEhI % tire son speed needed n
war nallssas Nss.t Tvyina Period -
1 HstFsHsn, 4 swiss Wes.aiNG o.
skis Afghan JustIee 1bgltish Wsm-
der nc AWaerteaa DewAFtmene etesea.
tnsnoN. March Lord Montagu Of
s..uneu. pronounced Bswley. was ono
4 ,he pioneers % antomobillng In this
.aln,ry and may fairly pretend to know
there - 20 know about q car. In the
.rIrr-nt nuInb~r az lhe Ter he even sx-
rI.in. Why one hears % often nov adava
Il 'a.be- clipping With their motormen.
lord Beaulieu considers the common
r.rrark vhea such events happen u
.HrW could shsp- OT Just fancy, with q
r,.fu-man.- quite unjussified.
I.thsre nothing mere than an ordinary
nta-c,iline attraction foF the feminine
rtri N a smart locking motOrmAn. gifted
18th good manner. deferential yet
yui-, su,isni and veil educated also a.
often happens n0vP- he writes. and
snsw -Ts \ think there 10 Pursuing
~. question psycholoEically and his
rn-,raliy his lsrci~hiD proceeds:
ilsi ~ the fair ser on . liner say u
'ra captain, What = dsarl' and often
-r-h they we're Mrs. Captain. and just
d.. The most feminine og them adore the
actor he singer oT the author. 30 women
800 k.nsvai love a man OF action who does
ihinGs controls things and could control
them. too. IL the eocasion arose. The
-.ns- Of betng absolutely dependent
up"n the man &C the wheel has q peculiar
ia.cinstion and results In the ssn~e Of
trust broadening sometimes into senses ~
,ther things.
And looking back. this attraction
tow ard the driver or Ehidsr Of moving
vehicles or ships h very old. A hundred
year. ago IL was the most interesting form
rftittls ,attIe and gossip 90 discuss hcw So
aud SOS stud groom OF horseman had run
away with the heiress or proposed to .
ward of court The ssventeenth and
, I. ght-enth century histories and plays
are full Of allusions 90 tRch events
Perhaps Jehu. Who Drove furioUisly II
he common danger. Gas a charmer in
., time: at any rate there u NO do1l.t
'lrt rapid motion hiss a diatinct enect
upun the human mind.
Sometimes 10 Induces slsspine~a. some-
lines thought. sometimea affection for
the god. or maybe goddess. controlling
ne car: but IL 10 certain that no human
person remains quite uninRUenced Or
. normal in q good car by the side oG
god driver and In congsnial company.
r. which. IL you add picture~que scenery
The picture and the sensations should he
compIete.2
The GcveFnmsnt may 10 assumed "a
10 ,afe tin March -. bus whan Parliament
t.. n ano a.
holiday IL u generally conceded that II
may he defeated any day On a snap
DIVISION. IL that shonld happen peopl-
are specializing whetissr the Prime Min
r..r would feel himself Obliged to resign
At uuce
Defeat on one % the Governments
main proposals would Of course he fol-
Owed by Immediate resignation. But
sh-n conditions are such ~ az present
ths House IL n the unlocked for defeat
q side issue that N most generally
'sar.d u vas a defeat of this kind that
rrpuRht about Lord Ro~-beFy'- r~@isna-
ton IA isa5.
Dsmpbell- zimmerman WAS War Secre-
LAZY md incurred "a vote of censur~ arts
ns 1ut of an unsatisfactory reply Ia n
question A. 10 the supply 81 cordite
Er-..'ery then resigned. though he did
nHr b. ~ IN the previous year whsn he
, -. defeated on the addrru~. Between
I'll aud 1913 Gladstone Was defsatsd
....-d times hut did not resign. Ne Was
.i~isrt@i On vote - 60 the House nf
l. rs "a Iss3 and still held on.
t,p.uE further back. Lord John Russell
~rK--u Issa and isu was defeated
~r-ltedly. hut refused 90 resign until
-. vot. of want OF confidence vas
,a--~i and then he pointed out that
nrI lad hean defeated in the House Of
.-l'ulur 40 les. than fourteen times
,nI had per-,-tentIy refused 10 resign.
so A-luth has "a 20 hack IN HISS for
ar-c-d~nt for sending mp resolutions
2 .- Hou-s 81 Lords. In December %
.ar y-sr Pitt moved three resolutions
r 'r" Commons dealing with the dim
nI.a- rsrsssd by King GsOTse's illness.
IH--. n@r- not cOnsidsred 10 meet the
a.' and ia the following month Pitt
-... ad hive resolutions. on which the
E-c.ruv bil vas Ia 30 founded. These
SEE avsu'ually agreed to and adopted
/. '.. house of Lords
90 House 81 Commons 10 looked at
many points % view. but the faiIoT
o. 's'.r naturally considers only One
..s.. # a. From the point u view Of
r..- 'li- expert organ finds tbs present
=. sw.rt quite satisfactory.
I....H 80 a whole. we are told that u
- r..runK oOatsd assembly. One or
q. Hy d'ial- are singled out for special
s'.' ~.r Robert HermOn-Hodge %
commended for a new silver gray over
.srr.-I. which il said 60 have "a CLASSY
h 40 "a .,.a~- Harry Lawson. son Of
| l'I E.ruham. proprietor u the Daily
Il '.g-.'h wears "a splendid specimen Of
Tool. rnasis siIk faced frOck coat.
.ul i'r ,fidison -exacts from his tailoK
'-.-nd,ri of sxceslsncs in cOvoripg ths
''.-..' alatomX-'
No. i~ruurgh. IL IL said. has been
"'n. --.i TO- -Piccadilly fashion plate.
~ rb- highest sartorial praise =
lar ~. lave conferred upon himsslf 90
- 's'0Hr No mention 10 made Of
'..-..n Jhurchill'H hat which achieved