Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-13
CHAPTER XVI
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chez coochec dance don't really know .
4 great deal about II Couoy island ht .
night Ia reminiscent, but only that .
Perhaps tho Arabian Nights are
more TO the point, but even they seem
q little woak compared with tho real |
thing TO seo tho streets OF Cairo .
ss they should bo seen stop over for .
a iow days on your way to Jerusalem,
Az no Rrrane9 9monts hnd been made .
for us TO play ball on tho day follow
ing our arrival Mrs Anson and took |
In tho sights In large doses We
Summed around all day to our hearts'
content got lost dozen tlmoa and
bought more truck at tho cheap ba-
Ears than we wero likely TO got homo
TO America We did manage to got
back to the hotel In time for dinner,
and although I'd had my MI, and
would have been willing to spend tho
evening In soft seat on one OF tho
balconies In tho society OF a good
cigar, Mira AusOn declared that we
must improve our opportunity and see
something OF the town by night so
| ordered carriage and We went
forth In search OF adventures
We didn't have to wait great
while before we went up against IT,
After We had driven about some and
looked at the lights and suudry other
street attractions Mrs Anson sug.
gested that We take in Some show We
didn't know a thing about the Cairo
theaters and our drivers didn't know
. word OF English, 40 we had to so II
blind Finally We came to palatial
structure brilliantly illuminated, with
bright red awnings extending 20 the
sidewalk and a LOT OF swell.lookins
people going In NJ tho grand entrance.
We made up our minds that II must
be y theater OF the better olass, and
tried my best 20 find out from the
driver II my suspicious were correct,
Although the driver and myself were
not at one In our interview. | under
stood him to say something like tho
word circus" and | thought that was
enough to go on Mrs Anson agreed
that q good circus would round up tho
day rather neatly and 40 wa Alighted
passed beneath the awning and by tho
servants in livery who stood in the on.
trance and found ourselves In a mag
nIncent foyer--l took II 70 he-abla1s
with electric lights. strains OF soft
music stealing out from within. tho
scent OF A perfumed fountain getting
in Us work 10 beat tho band
strikes me this is = pretty classy
scrt q circus observed 10 Mrs
Arscu
same here she admitted In a sub.
e1st .ca.
rA1caIA the o?eg doors We caught
.v ases O parties q ladies' sad sen.
ts-ea .a o.. dress moving slowly
49,, e1j it G.tct iorG moment occur
g eths- q, us thSt A word that
- ecst Ike circas iD Egyptian
might mean something mighty dlter
ect .r EugASA looked around tor
tAe u,Es, oncs 20 order 20 procure
tos aecessary pAsteecards but couldn't
lccats O. nor could Mrs Anson. Tn.
ally We tan up against q tall dark
cImg,eN.oued and rather distinguished
looking man In null untorm-soms
think Ike the gorgeous creatures that
stand in front " 0uAck dentists shops
in bis American cities and ! asked
him u he know where uckets were on
SAle
Tickets Titkctsl What uckets''
he replied In II tWnc of surprise but
I'm very good English
Why uohe" to this circus, | ."
planned, beginning TO realise that n
was possible We mad made mi"'AS'
and t""l'ns little orA"V
AZ Tits broad smile spread all over
IN" his mans face My dear sir, h'
sNid ] could see that he wAs kccpinI
the lid on his rislblliues with whol'
lot " crort some one had made
mistake This is my private rcs'
doucc
who in" began, but tcrturateN
controlled myself In time TO save M
lifc
am commander In chief ct IN