The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16


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az only In Eurups the dinner - slwav-
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80 tho din~F They stumhl--t Through
Gaping ~orrtdor- and over ~ildly bump
Ing platforms - ra,,lng iron. SUPPOSED
- - IN. fonring - v--tibulss- h-s - e-r
the car- They pushed ,h-,r way through
staring crO~ds - country folk iamm~'
into i-H',oyahl- masses In the pAa-ag.-
Nays ~ third class carriages. and Ssr.
r-garisi Nith naughty loohs 10 indigna-
ton by Pnmpou- p~T-onAe-s standing IN
tho corridors 81 second class cars and
- holly unable 10 understand Why they
could not monopolige them
Finally the man and his wife arrivs .,
I'm th. dining car. where they found thsil
seats re--rV 81 AZ a little table d~corat~t
with a small dish containing two piece.
Of hart bread wrapped IN glazed papei
and a little blue box containing a dummy
slab ~ chocolate. A Eorg~ously garbet
diguitary prof~rsd a menu on the re-
verse side of which waa y list ~ wins.
and other beverages. The man ordered
half bottle of AN ineIpensive wine and
a bottle ~ the perennial Evian.
" vas u fairly good dinner. for dinner
on European trains are eatable II was
served eNpcdtiouSly In rather sloppy
style hy two walters who had probably
harmed their business in an Italian oSt.ria
The train was hying down the western
slope II the Juras and IN Ie~s than teT
minutes after the bottle 81 claret was
Opened V vent bouncing 20 the honr
Ia Ne followed IN another FIVE minute,
hv m" water The man eNpr~=ss-d " "A,
hi- opinion that u was not what might
loo entitled a square deal" 20 ask him 70
pay for two hottl-- of drink which th'
railway itself CAUSED 10 no spilled on th'
fonr For ansWs- the waiter pack 81
up both bottles and carried them away
And that was the last the man and hi.
VII" -aW of them
There ar" some things m the mattel
- travelling said the man. which ",
might teach them
They do not xiii as many PEOPLE 81
railways ~ We do. SaId the wife
True answered the man. shut ther'
are some there who ought tn he killed
HnW.yer that - another story Per
hap- Won can tell me why ~ j. that Away,
~ meal times these trains 20 80 much
faster than they do AZ any other tune
= do not recollaCt such bouncing and
iImblIng when ! sat IN our earrings
further hack
-Do you not SUPPOSE aid the wife
that we notice the jumping moro when
We ar" tryInR to discover som" way m
which &" at comfortably IN those chairs =
Don't blame n on the chars Al
dining room chairs everywhere On earth
are uncomfortable. No. think u must
no that our dining cars are much hetie'
balanced and generally better con.
strIctad than these over here and foi
that reason We find ourselves puzzlec
~ Ia how 90 eat IN one ~ theee eNtraor
binary contrivances called wagons
restaurants But we ought 10 reJoic'
that they have them AT all rrmember
when We had tn jump out n trains AZ
Wayride stations where there was = stoT
~ twenty minutes and dispose ~ som'
sort ~ cold meat and salad dressed with
fIas and som. beer that promised futur'
pam Then cam" the era 81 the haske
put On hoard th" tram. and ther.Are places
where yoI get that yet II - 10y no mean