The evening world., 1911-12-11

along the drive, or bundled into furs
and speeded away TO your country ouof
II you did. you felt a welcome REFLEX
after q week OF tension and vexatious
mutterIngs, on finding that Burns a
sought the silent obscurity Of Phila
Aelph,s, Gompers had given his iarynx
q day of, the McNamaras were safe ana
s~phinxiike In San Quentin and that the
word liar had disappeared from hrst-
page headlines. .
The serenity and becoming quiet OF
the Sabbath was unbroken save oy
0haw-Oeorge Bernard-who % ever IN
q state Of satirical eruption. Next 10
exploiting his stupendous se~lf-conceit
his chief aim Of existence seems 10 De
shouting at long range at the lr'sh IN
America. But tho Irish know him. YET
what he said will stir the Clan-na-Gasl
afrcsh. Speaking Of the reception TO
the Irish plays In New York. he touches
on this stick or so Of dynamite:
'sThere are not half a dozen real
irishmen In America outside that CON-
many of actors!" he exclaimed. YOU
don't suppose that all these Murphys
and Doolans and Donovans and FAR
rells and Caseys and O'Connelis VINO
call themselves by romantic names hke
oh> Cian.na-Gael and the like are IRISH
men! You know tho sort OF people l
mean. They call ireland the Old
Country.
''In the plays Of Mr.. Yeats you VIII
hna many Irish heroes. but nothing lks
the broth OF a boy Now you can I'm
sstns the effect Of all this on the Amerl'
can pseudo Irish. who are SIN exploit
ting the old stage Ireland for all VI Il
worth and deiantly singing. VIII
Fears to Speak OF 49, under tho verS
noas Of the poiice-thst Is. the New
York police, who are mostly Fenians
Their notion Of patriotism Is to lIstet
~jcaaously Tor the slightest hint tina
Ireland 10 not tho home OF every vir
tue and the martyr of every oppression
and thereupon to brawl and bully or 4
whine and protest. according to thei'
popularity with the .bystanders. whe'
these people hear a little real Irisi
s~4nthnsnt from The Irish players the,
viii not know where they are; the
VIII think that the o Of the lrisl
10 an Orange conspirac!
/, financed by Mr.. Balfour."
Enough of dynamiters. Let's turn I
discovers! Arnold Bennett. the novel
ist, has found-bless my soul!--that W
Americans really have some good quail
ties, that many weli-nourished BIRTHS
ap.-t--- 49,. 49, han hAon nnltA III
founded. First he says:
"Amsricans are not the ooastful. vul
esr people they are represented As be
,ns. althouxh they have. indeed, niue
10 boast Of"
And then this:
when recall the search ! mad
ZONE years for furnished apart
msnts In London and found that In on
which advertised itself as for person
OF distinction. the newly installed bat
was held up as a great favorite Wit
ytsitors, I was astonished at the n
markable difference In American house
and hotels. where there II In man
: cases . bathroom for zach hhabitant'
After reading a summary Of Infant
SWnnA8 new DOohp Ahc Ah'SoA
IAfe," YOU ponder over h hubbub
caused In Spain and fall Into wonde
rnsnt over the agitation OF her your
nephew, the King. As to honesty ar
morality she says;
.Honesty among women consis
simply in guarding the honor OF Il
family, avoiding scandals calculated
diminish the authority Of the husban
who may be called the possessor. or
lgberate the feminine soul from Ito a
cestral bondage.
.syp ths relation of man and WON,
AZ en1 a .o,,,,on n,a ri,
- ,,,,h oo,
tnSn Oh eoH''" e'oNn.,
morality equai responsibility !" y
tain this result man must abdieate sof
Of his egoism n woman must lea
that her life IL not merely a labor
love hut also a labor Of reason"
uaybe II was this chapter which "a
- H. w,r. .,a roval,y a, Madr,s
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..~r. ~. .ho,,a No ~ moor that