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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
20 &er&p


tiet og 8 friiinoeoe. 9lnnot De Dalgte
er en- abinoe, om er oalgt poa 9lr-
6eioerpartiets Cite; bun er ben
f6rite &pinoe, Der er inopolgt
Malm6.gDroao.
9piflun0s aboforipning. Ores
oen, 20. Sec. nSa6iiide 2anoes.
OienIt" me0oeIer, at BEN iodiiife
@eian0t Berlin tele9rnfiif fra lin
9iegering bar faoet Or0re til 6os
9figSregeringen at ioge 9illa0elie
til, at Ger in0f6res franif 9neg til
aOp9torDene DRESDEN, 9ep5ig,
G5emmit3, 8lauen og 3micfou.
ODeri06mmelier / RuSlon0. aieip,
10. Sec. 9niepr er lteget 312 Oleter.
Faa BEN penitre SSloobreo bar Ser
bonnet Jig itore Seer, og mango
2on0sbDer er truet. Store S5S- og
8anomoSier er trnngt in0 SSlo.
Den og bar 0reDet Itore Sfi6e bort;
mango inoo 6ortsier og 9emner.
floaoer er e0eIagt eIler ifpGlet bort.
&anoet tiger itaOig.
aretalper9smoalet. Zen fretenii-
ife MISUNDERSTANDING bar beilut.
tet lit Spar paa Magternes iioite
9eote at proteitere meo set / oenne
6enptte0e lt0trpf ,Sprfiets Souoe.
r9nitet", bbilfet life er 6leoen bruat
/ nogen tioligere gfote. @n6pioere
u0tales 9nifet ON, at Waaterne
oil anerfenOe en- 3ilItano, ser er
ensbetb0enoe meo en- Sililutnina til
8r9fenlono.
Zen norife Sloaoe Boa oet nor
Ife atarinebuoget for set fonlnenoe
9lar forellaoS Toabegpnoelien of
9paningen al Ell ny Sorpeooioger
Iant 5uloferelien al en- ltnoerpanos-
baao gtr. 2 oe Gaa6egpnoelien of
2 nDe llnoernonosbaaoe. 5 aft fore
Haas til 9tp6pgninger til SSlaooen
81 0aill. Ser, 0eri inobefattet 2
Dlillioner ar., iom Stortinget /
iSjor beoiloe0e til 9ipbpgninger.
Rorges 6orinarsfommisiion bar
nOar6eiOet en- 6Iao0eplan, ser 9oar
no poa 5ilOeiebringelien al s
panSreOe apItforiparsifibe, 6 8or-
peOoiagere, 40 Sorpeoobaaoe oa II
lln0erbanosban0e meo oe fornsone
Q}ooerifibe, 4 Ganonbaooe eler fo-
nonbeuG6neoe SieIpeifibe, 1 bur-
tiggnoenoe Mineu6lpgningSifi6
iamt ormereOe Sfibe til 9eoogtning,
Minellol9gnino oip. 5 alt beregnes
6laaoepIanen at bile foite 471a
O2ill. ar.
Gfspe0ition til Spit5ber9en. Con.
Don, 20. December y@oening Ston-
oor0" meOoeler, at SpopolsforIfe-
rem Sbocfleton sunni Mooneo nil
tiltrGoe en- pioenifobelie og geo.
arafiif @fspeoition til Spit5beraen.
5 @fspeoitionen Ser ifal uogoo fra
oen noroliaite Soon gtorge oil oel.
tage ct balpt 0niin al oe leoenoe
Mcolenmer al Sdacfletons ontorf.
tilfe @fSpe0ition gfspeoitionen pi[
opboloe Jig 2 3 Wooneoer poa
Spit3ber9en og is9e at trenee ino
/ biotil nfenote @ene. Won penter
ct 6etp0eligt l1obDtte uioenifobelia
SenIeenoe al @fSpeoitionen.
S ct Sntertpietp bor S6acfleton
erflGret, at ban finbe life beaibe
Jig no pna noeen mn gfspeotion,
fsr bans llo9ifter 9lnleonina al
bans alltarftiife Gfspeoition por
opffeoe. San piloe fortiptte line
6oreorog til ban bonoe iaoet oen
neooenoige Gum tilpeiebraot, oa ban
baabeoe, bette fiinoe ife til Wsoi.
0an 6aooe belle lin ltoruitl1ina reoe.
Son piloe anmooe oen norife Ne.
9ering ON at title ct Sfib til 6aus
0ispoiition.
S6acfleton tilfpieoe, at ban boo.
beoe Ell @ana | 5rentioen at fun.
an foro+ooo a., G.,fuSo Iri
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06

Gen 9reife Seer. Berlin, 10. Sec.
8il v9erl. Saaebl." teleerafereS ira
9(t6en of en- fronif General, leoia-
get al flere franife Ofiicerer, oiI
beoipe Jig til @r9fenlono for me0
0en iranife 9iegerings 9illioelie at
le0e &eorganiiotionen al Sen greife
@pr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06

Spenife 8Drnaosbalg. Walms 2f.
December. Ieo De | @aar afilutteoe
NoIg til gpraaoet | Molmss ire
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06

@n 9orreipon0ent ira 0ferico 81
tp poaitaar, at ben enere Opitano
i .Q}erico er uaf6angig al ben tioli-
aere Sninrgenti6rer 0}aoero. Get
er 9eiolfninaen ielo, Der temper
for at ioo 6ri6eO til at itemme ior
en- anOen golitif emo Den MI rod
0en0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06

glnarfiet 8eriien. vSimes" me0.
oeler, at inoiife 9Iooe inoe6oIoer
Mco0elelier ON, at Schiros er fuIo.
Itpn0ig ofipprret ira Onperoenen.
9pens Spoefoarter er fuloitpnoig
e5eGagt oo Golttieneiten meget IRE.
9elmesiig.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
DECIDE ON BONDS
AND TRACK BUYING
Stockholders Meeting OF San
Ia Fe On October 26. Will
Be Asked TO Purchase Track
From Southern Pacific.


l"I.ht N'i ''.I.
u,.. uns of slus To stoebhuldrra
E,r. o.t.bpf 800. BE- o. 'Np' i,d mot
..''tI OPT ih' nnrt 'np'fu'n' aus
u"u- Hn"h move t''f courtroom
'Hr-' property '"n,i' "''. '"''' "I
'". ..u.''.rti''. 'h'' ''.' ' "
o.. t.l '" ,h .s1InH O. fi''.-N'''''
..ut.ttI'' o'nh"
tnatN.r ui th' Important mui'ia
$3.50 81. tl. discussion |I thv prupos'i
o." r1r.fAF rom l'' -""'h'lh ''
.iN. OBJ, ih 'N''' '''t i''"
.i' " h'lH'i'iN' N'"'' '' q"
"''
OF in' It"r'7.o '""" i7r"' D. ape
uH"'.d '' ih. t''r"hu'H''t. ana 'I''i'
.'DN 'Np.'i'i''h 'h'i u "'H. 81 ''
'I'' "'. i'il lN' ''''"
u uWr "ot ISSUE ii' ''''" ""''''
.UH terms AND '""'i"'"s "' ''''
u'.m .Np.'I'nl
Tna mHI.fuu of tuc double tfurk
H Il. HIutt I' iH ,liifc i"usth rou
.hi.1s" i' ih' 'si one "i 'N'
mrw."t proposals 3" b' '1ii'd %"
"N tls .'' 'i 'h' n"naH. '' o"u'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

3D. 60 ordained uy the city council
ul tho city Of Albuquerque
socfion o shall bc unlawful for
ans street ear company 81 amy udi.
vidul a mlmrcr mutpman. 20. con.
ductur of 70 stress car, ur amy nhr
mode ui transportation propelled bY
steam. electricity. cor gasoline. Wlru
Wu upon rails in the street, u Albu.
uucrguc. 20 lnil fo ring a bell ur sound
an nlarm by gong M lcnst iitiy feet
hu'uru crossing amy street ur aNDnuc
ip tho city of Albuquerque
section Dc shah bo unlawful for
any person acting as manager motor.
mru. or conductor of ans street car
moiorcur or other siwilpr mode oif
tmuspor propelled uv steam
electricity, or sasolue 90 .un ur oprg.
atc such cars upon rails iu thc streets
OF the city OF Albuquerque without
such cars being provided with tenders
OF % rpc To bc approved by the city
council Isl front Of said cor, and when
suil car shalt run iu bo.H directions
without the end haing reversed then
ana I'm that event ihe said COZ shall
bo equipped with tenders o. each end.
provided however THAT .I ans cor
shall be usrd as q trailer or ran an
lgChCd Go and .umD Ildiph no iuo ID1r
0f ANY other car having upon % tno
necessary tenders. chen and iu maj
event, such fcndCrs Fhall not Doe ro.
quirel except up0n tho hcad end of
the car. which ls in front In the dircc-
ton that they NAV be- going
Section 3ii shall De unlawful for
ans pefeon running or operating any
street car mGtorcar. or hike motto ot
transportation propelled hy steam.
electricity. or gasoline. ~ allow or
permit che sald car 20 b, stopped upou
3ns crossing OF any street or avenue
ln ,ho city Of Albuquerque or In amy
other way bloek the traffic up0u fny
said streets except where 10 may De-
necessary by reason OF some uuafuid.
able accident
Section lit shall be unlawful FOR
any street ear company or Oh" man
agor iheroof ga The motormau on c0u-
duclOr upon any car. owned on oper-
atsd Dy any such street car company,
10 run or operate street CaYs, motor
cars or other like mode OF tmnspor-
laiiun propelled by steam, electricity,
cor gasoline across ur over the tracks
0f any steam railway company In thu
city o.; Albuquerque, unless the tracks
Of tho said street ear company shall
be- provided with defalling device
acceptable 10 The gity engineer OF The
city OF Albuquerque.
section 5.--1hat any person or com
puny on the management thereof
violating any OF The provisions ol the
noXi iOur preceding sections shall bs
/ guilty oi a mlsdcmoanor, and upon
| conviction thereof before the police
iudre OF the city ul Alhuuuerqu,
shall he subjected 90 Inc OF not less
than $1,000 ten Dollars. nor NOR,
than SIS (Twontysiiyel dollars fol
each ahd every ollense.
Section G-rhat this Ordinanc,
shall be- In full force and effect iron
and after thirty days after rs pass
aep and publication
! Passed ana approved this ATTN dHl
Of October A. d., !gli
Attest, J. w ELDER.
Mayor
JOHN g. M'MANUs.
City clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
The
Economist
FOR SALE

'20oe--5-room brick. modern. south
Edith st, close la
f2lOO -.a-fuum frame modern ith
wand. near cor uut
$500 G-roum uIugufuw. modern
large lot good uutbul'dngs the TO.
cation.
sieUD--@ Groom fraue. bath. lot Sos
ii2. shade aud NUT trees. close In
$4,000 i-rYUm frame. modern.
lawn chicken yard south Edth St
$1,000 G-tuom modern uuu gniow
North l'ih sttctt
ft,Uu- Groom cement nnish mod
'rn ro idrncr. be-, winter heat. LARGE
Tot good og buildings. Gloon Dc
se1'o--a-r0cm brick modern. s0c1
ahade. \ second a cloge IN
MONEY rO SOAN
FTRF INSURANCE.
A. FleiSC her
40 SOUtH FuIHrn STREET
ttNi 10 Nen Possoftcs Phuns 67s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
FOR sALE-..Mlss cellaneous.


ron SALE AmomaHe for tu.
eh,ar '-s O.. '.H'. ave lf'
ron SALE viii ~,u uew furniture.
puro nod uou-.hH.. goods ot 90
vat, $40. ON acraHut leaving d
80. Nmth Tnutu .I-
FuE SALE pay um 70 hand.
high weight about 100 puunds.
r,uf, suJ good DIRK Inquire N.n.
H. -h,.r Furniture 'H odd Ftl'"Hs
t,,l.lInr abe
ron Rubber q buggy with
ton. in good condition. Apply 90
or. n l. Ilust. \ O. Armiio building
.---------- -------.- -------------
FOR undervood Typewriter
good order. $40. Room No. 1. Grant
huiiaing y
ron SALE -oG,uur r.d.ns or driFiur
horse. can gal Nor Tirst 81
FoR -Chear 'omobile a2a
East Central
ron SALE Ala go0I argaiu roUm
lnr house rnusIsfiUe of o. rooms
completely furnished year tease
Price $3.50 9l3 IS rir ST. 2iT
Every man s entitled 10 tan
show
THAT'S true buf MOST az MS scl
nothing bat uloilc.s W1scl end,
Detroit Flee rrets
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
The
Economist

m,tubr rrsprt ta tHis method cog o..
ID. ue.ug
President EIp.rs has recommend. %
fH. purUII.. uf ODE. iIu, rnm Needles
GOO Nniap, For l.tr ir1es hns De DO
I,aa,d bt tnu -uniu t'o from ih'
Southrru Pavinr 70 forms 81 portion
uf tu. santa o. ua.n huo tor hptu
Los NnrclDs nnt s1u Francesca Tho
officials usN tn, autbotit, of th, stock
aold.rs tu issu. p neral mortgage
bonds iuf tlir rurpey. under "
,lat. ur thn mortsaru vhign etlI
a4tuorixt tbr uribtr Issuance 700
sbuut So. nn.nuu bonds
rr, .Iu. khpHcr. nui .at" n. 1strd
o." tuwo,, uAd confirm tn. lri.'- q"
900, sluN F. off tlt King. Ut.r uil-
va. thp LHuu .upt W. t,lH aud u"
Garden Clil. Gulf aud N"rth,n, and
tnu purchase pf tnc 1pul stock and
bonds ni ,u, lHt uam,d road.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
GIANT WALLETS TO
Be USED At CAJON
Two of Three Thousand Glass
Will Make Run Over Fam.
GUS Pass in California AS
Helpers Over Heavy Grade

NO. ~ NJ .-Irl sInln n, n-II-,
i,tl., ..,.. .r,,ti,.. A.. d. ua
..i,....i Ii, ....... .i,t 40 -s, e.rn,r
Itn.. .... ..... ....,...t. tb.,t .ii.
...,
H''8''' "''" "
N"',"
't"'' 20
p'' 'n e'' W '"', '''N ,''" '''
h.l n''.''''' I"' -''"',''' y. ".'''
we W. "''',''
arc "' ln' 'N't w
u" .''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE


sai.uun. lrDum new modern buusa.
l.u. como. loi c2st 'ont Fourth
vW only one block iium car m,.
SiUUpop Sow modern bungalow,
Fourth ward: rooms sucndid 10.
cation Pare cash. balance per
cent
s1"uoou Fine. modern howc ON Wcet
rirraH rmre SoSl5o rll mld"fu.
hyU. walls aJdc cellar bonn and
, fo0m
$45uoOU- rNrr1um modcru ,uuaec.
Highlands. u'u Cenuh splendid
condition
$4,000 Ou fourroom modern cutiaso,
cast front. iull lo., Highlands, just
on Central
s 10000 Will bag good slAloom
aolts u .lcnHid condition. with
shalo and fruit us,a thghianhs
near chops
FOR RENT.
So lu-- igoom oJ,u.. West Con.
fr3i
sg5uu groom modern cottage lilen.
lands. close in. ull uyNly puptI'd
aud painted inside
$4,000 5Ioom modern brick iiish
lands. close iu.
sgNOl. l.oOu modern tlat usht ~
town.
.iuuN ". MOORE REALTY 90.
TIgE IN~tRNNCI. RIAL L4sINlE.
LOANS AND AB-TRNCrS.
81 Wet GIld I've. phunc 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

for Cakes. Cookies and Pastry should
only be- satisfied with those that are
pure. nutritious ana Wholesome. An
food of this character sold by us can
be relied upon a. oeing made from
pure, fresh ngrodlopts and properly
cooked snd baked We make a spec
tally Of good things for school lunch
cons.
PIONEER BAKERY
sOs Spuih t1r.i street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
PARCEL DELIVERY

QUICK PARCEL DELIVERY. Mes
schgers, naFgaee Hauled. Phone
s0i-be2. I'VE rush EN-"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
DELIVERY SERVICE.

Phone a.. Alhnuuerpue Parcel De-
livery. Prompt service and satisfae-
tlon guaranteed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
HELP WANTED.--Male.

SALESMAN WANTED Higher class
or nDuvr paying employment than
that OF repro emitting % l'ollng nursery
company b. not To uo had ii sou are
ambitious 20 buitor your condition.
tho opportunity lies before you IN on.
tcunf our employ Salem Nursery
company salem Oregon li.iO-c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
ORDINANCE NO an

An Ordinance Providing Rules and
Regulations for the Running and
Operating Of street Cars within
the CITY Of Albuquerque, New Me-"
ico. ana Providing 'or the Public
safety
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
HELP WANTED---Female


WANTED Gul ur Fru,fm uuu %.
work nmall family, uu children sos
West Copper atrnuc Nc 10
WANTED Two girls 10 cloih N
candy store Albuquerque candy
Kitchen co. 2ia South SECOND rro,
lu.c
PERSONALS.
WANTED An experienced myat
.IIi,T. San JuFe Market 90
TYPEWRITERS.
AIh KINDS. buu u,V uu -..uuI.
Hu.. aougut sold rutrd uu5 r..
paired AUuIu ruuu I}IpNf.l.r r..
.I4u-. pAuu. 3as goa N.si Gr.u
---a-----..H-a -------..a.-..
FpE SALE Remington NmufII.
a.. rdpr So. sos West g..
I,.Hu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

Lame back h one o. The most com
mGn forms of muscular rheumatism.
4 few applications OF Chamberlain
linlmont viii rlp rulici For sale
by all dealers.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

rites, the bohemians" The tall man
over there in the beautifully cut even
ing OvercOat is a priZefighter who has
dcgenerated into a vaudeville enter
tainer. That gentleman with the Orien
tai eyes. the soft collar and the hat that
looks like a disordered pancake Is Harry
Won Stilzman, the writer of the great
and affecting song, the unavoidable rage
OF the day, Greet Me by the Ganges,
Goo-Goo Dear" That is his poet, Lou
IevisOn. by his side. They are no ordi
nary men. these song writer's there is no
nonsense of classical music about them.
They are the men for real melody. sir
melody what goes right to the hearts of
the people. None of your Wagners and
Bcethovens for them. Take Stilzman's
song what he wrote just before Greet
Me by TIE Ganges. Goo-Goo Dear 1t
was called Nevada Nellie Knows I'm
True" He made 100000 by that song
sir. Is there one of your high-toned
composers that can DO that?"
At another table are a group OF "ac-
tresses. Surely actress" is the most
elastic of terms Any Of the habitues
Will glibly tell you the names OF these
actresses" FRANCOIS Villon himself
could not have invented or handed down
to pCsterity swcetcr and more fragrant
appelations than those borne by these
vast hats. hobble skirts. hobble intcli-
gences and squcaking voices. You ask
where they "act.' Wei, YOU discover
they are chorus girls. show girls and. of
course, "understudies." The number of
understudies in the theatrical profession
is probably about sixty times the num-
Der of Overstudies. The managers would
seem to provide for all possible sorts Of
disastrous contingencies and oyerwhelm-
ing cataclysms, even for the repeated
wiping out Of every principal in exist
ence.
All, over There IS the third assistant
dramatic critic Of The Morning Moon"
talking, quite naturally, as if unaware
that everybody was looking at and adj
miring him, to Pit" and Pan" the ma
jestic and indisputable authorities on all
moot questions and problems of vaude-
vile. Elsewhere Pit" and Pan" are
bitter rivals. but here under the shade
of the sheltering mead waiter, they are
friends while. Yondor is Rosenheimer,
the man with the big diamonds and the
well oiled hair He goes TO first nights.
and once spoke to &C. F."
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

hut the caft of a certain fashionable
hotel is still open. Grave and aristo-
crat tic looking men are sitting at small
tables studying the serious reviews. di-
gest:ng the wccklies and consuming the
Whisk"y and the club soda which arc
II, ld L. he signs manual of aristocracy.
Every one knows the club soda bottle.
IL used Ia be SHAPED 80 that il could not
possibly be made To stand W. ana that
accounts for its fantastic appearance.
Put now they make it SO that it can
stand up. and yet it preserves for no
reason at all something Of It's old ia
miliar form Nevertheless. "A whiskey
and club soda i'm it's Illogical bottle
look capitalistic. impressive and sub
s,antiaL They go cxCcllently Wen with
tapestries and servants I'm kne" brceches.
They suggest an overlooking bank ac-
count
You are now in Il so-called fashion
able hotel, AS fashionable rs an hotel
can be. Eewarc of those with whom YOU
enter into conversation. The cafes of
the hotel q la mode are the hunting
grounds Of that which il euphemistically
called the promoter. At first he is re-
served. British in manner and nard To
approach. You feel that OF necessity he
must be. In Stevenson's phrase. "a great
chief" However. If you are fortunate
enough Ia obtain one Of those chance
introductions which are responsible for
80 many strange. eventful incidents IN
New York hotel life. he will thaw
Before long. by virtue of a certain lofty
and genial condescension. commingled
with little astutc fattery, his engaging
powerful and perhaps titled acquaintance.
he will have 80 gained your confidence
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
WELL-TO-DO DERELICTS.

| AS the night wears on toward a sulleh
morning the human derelicts float in-the
wel-to-do tramp in evening dress; the
tramp with the income. who. nourishing
dislike for ordered life and for consti-
tuted society, wanders along its fringes
and its hedges or paddles in its scummy
backwaters. Such n one hates the draw
ing room, but he loves the barroom. He
sleeps in the day: he lives like bat.
blipdly in the night.
one of them comes and sits down next
me- The moment he comes in the whis-
key bottle is put before him. Look at
this victim Of the wrong ideas. See how
! the beast has made nroads on the man.
He leers at the bottle IL is his wife.
! his love- his comfort. II is not gradu-
atod, because he will drink all Of 1t and
pay liberally for it. AS he pours the
phrenetic stuff into himself the rugous
! features. Of his face begin 10 work in
a fantastic, smian activity. His sodden
cheeks twitch rapidly; his eyes glim-
mer and roll. I realize with regret that
| am next an epilept,c. a registering.
rcvelling epileptic. | betray a look OF
repulsion which / would willingly have
concealed. He laughs obviously, cyni-
cally. at my confusion. The habitues Of
the place the privileged peerage Of
! high and elegant livers who know the
walters as Mike, Terry and Larry, pay
! l.;
! the only people to whom he talks They
! ply him with drink; he plies them with
! tips. The derelict is the prey Of the
pirate There are differences between
a waiter and pirate, but they are often
so small that they are not worth con-
| sidering. The strangers, the seers Of
life, on the other hand, cape or laugh
| at him. Amt it great?" There's
freak"
Now he has begun TO make odd noises,
hummings, whistlngs, gurglngs and
acrid groanings. He has begun to ram
bic in the language which is not the
language Of men. / rise from my table
sickened. I ransom my hat and coat
from a rat-eyed Greek whose sole en-
tity is involved in the monosyllable
tip I pass beyond the doors. along
the line of dishevelled and battered cabs.
The dawn is l.. the east II is beginning
to make the garish and insincere lights
Of the all night cafe look still more
garish and insincere. 1t makes the paint
on the faces
- rf
1t is hard in such a mood and in such
a place to realize that the same dawn
now glimmering along those hive-lined
streets is also silvering the roofs of
peaceful farmhouses and whitening the
foam of the league-long breakers as
they bound toward the golden beaches.
CYNICUS.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

That man in the corner Is the third eX-
husband Of Miss Mabel Molyneux. Isn't
1T wonderful" whispered Allegheny
County to Gloversville. "to see all those
interesting, artistic people 50 very Bo-
homan? We have nothing like ii in
Pittsbrrg." She is quite right: they have
rot. Then she and her friends and cs-
COriS. who are also daZed by the gran
deur and the beauty of IL all. order some
cream de mint" rolyglot beverage. as
YOU see. This before them they all think
they feel like Henri Munger
II was into just such place that there
came with me few years ago young
fellow Of some slight literary promise.
He had passed his life up Ia then in 4
provincial town of some fame and in
dividuality. | had asked him To accom-
pany me 10 a quiet and coscy tavern
where We might discuss chop ana some
N the best of English ale. a genial pla acc
where conversation I'm tranquility ami
amid subdued SURROUNDINGS is permissi-
bic until the early hours of the morning
He would not do this. He was for the
Palais des Homards. the big hats. the
clatter and the vinchbeck celebrities. /
yielded.
We entered the Palais des Homards
We sat down. He looked awhile at the
whirling of turbid. unsettled life around
him. a delighted gleam came into his
eyes. He struck his hand upon the table
by Jove"' said he. in accents afire, with
undeniable sincerity-"By Jove. this is
livingr Needless to say he was very.
very young. Perhaps. after all II was
life to him, and sneering is easy. But
he has changed his ideals since.
Leaving the Palais des Homards.
pass through the streets that lead from
BroadWay " Eiflh avenue. II Il late