The evening world., 1911-05-31

teoit Inasnuch As he declares he Is
11aA to go. We must assume he believes
~ noises In Detroit are prettier than
tns. However. he has his W OK
Z came from Michigan and ! want
10 90 back there" announced DIR.
l1afer. II brought my wife and children
from a. comfortable house with grounds
aF0und II In the country TO a slx-room
Dat IN this city. with the elevated trains
rnmbling by our windows all night.
az realized ~ soon - I came
Asrs that New York was no plaos
for Children. Vow I realize II 10 no
ylAes for Grown-up people either.
Z mean people Of moderate means
Who wish 70 I've and not merely TO
sk1st
Entitled to Peace and Outlet.
I'VE are each entitled to peace and
Quist % that We may use our brains.
- fresh air and pace so that we
nay use our bodies.
IN Kew York there 10 neither
0N1se nor space, % that u becomes
Impossible 70 take any Joy IN ones
aaata1 OF physical activities.
Alas. we fear the pastor OF the Trim
III Baptist Church has found our
nsasures but dead sea fruit. He has
H0 realized the intellectual celebrity
which with lodging the willy
motor car. nor caught the strange
feeling of exhiiaration that only an
hour In the subway bring. The
sweet sound OF a fre engine running
6vsr q spotted dog and dashdng on 30
dpaiide with a trolley car 10 discord in
~ sarA For-
= have come 10 think of New York
- the City OF Dreadful Noises" says
pr. Hafer. when u IL not an ambu-
whom It 10 not a horn It II the elevated
paAns or the trolley cars. or some ped
DIR In the street with a bell; or ~ all
u songs and bells could be siienced
thsrs would sin DO the street rowdies
brawiing and screaming az one an
o6hR."
saloon-0overned City.
but. you see. II there wore not hills
on ambulances and nre engines a 10,
Of peopas would be run over" ! ex-
paa1nsd- And when you speak Of the
SyOwd you have to remember that y0I
yourself are part Of It,"
SOh, of course" admitted DR.. HafNy,
~ all have to realize New York Is q
lAsgs city and has all the draw backs
- wSl - the advantages Of a larg,
csty. n may be - worse than an,
oehR larxe city. NOT know car
Only tsa you ho1N0llhas seemed to mo,
= have found II IN Impossible,
0lsen-govsrnsd city. The whole
SeHey Of tas city 10 In It's liquor
tss1a There are too many saloons
90 TOO many moving picture
shows. ana NO home lie for the
middle classes because there 70 NO
Susst nor privacy.
your bedroom window looks acros
an airshaft into your .neighbor'. kitche
window. and you can hear your neigh
bers wife scoldlng her youngest son.
6lunts sensibiliti:s.
Tho edges OF your senslbili,les becom
biunted upon the constant exposure {
things that should be intimate and M
cred. To herd human beings like catt
makes cattle of them eventually"
Yet occasionally n man like LincoI
comes from the people," suggested.
Occasionally" admitted DIR. llafe
but ] am speaking now OF the greI
middle classes who never become muC
more nor much less than they are
first. II is for them Heaven intendt
the small. comfortable homes. the fiel,
and the trees n Il life In which th'
might expand and be happy. II VI
not intended that their health should
ruined and their natures perverted
the rush and hustle Of Guy life.'
NOBODY makes them ftay." ! int
poIated. They seem to rather fancy b
ing here"
well. they DO not know what Is ro
for them sighed pr. llafer. "Hut an
way I know what is good for me. \
wife was born Ia MiCi.gan ans I "
born IN Miehlsan. nud sc H~, ,nt- Yea
to our own state. whc-c We hrivIr."
All OF which Is quite some N.'le n
FOR q minister 20 make, ana particular