The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-11

honor and us "a serxice in the
Snmuel Haluert show II is ono
of the most interesting and sly-
nificant .ybibitlons Of tho ason \
Young man nf now.rfnl talent has sud-
denly found himself The talent is
harsh sonbre and in many WAYS Pc
neliep, ga ,.n.,l.nt tba. many vino b,v.
h~en hroueht nm ,nop IN. Thin soins
and shredded foods az ,,odemlcal arr
will den>. &, ,o n. ,y,ruioo II &c ro,I
ar; however of an uucnn,nonlv uower.
~, cas-, and Mr. u,tner, nv This single
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sroup of leaders I, * a priyileg. and
4, ,,eaeu-, ?, ,isr,,ss .ucb ar occur
rence
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Thu ne,v loreu.g. IL sn,l,on nv IN.
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a,d c.r,,i,I,. hi,,solc u,,u,,o q, mo
nr,,,ousr.ss NJ acrsr,s WIN tho Mag
niecerc, and r..,,,,es.,.ss -, yo,,b nj,
-, tbau aoonte,, mo sne.rh Tbev have
Roo, nra,,isipr n f,,r.re,v with o,rb
o,bcr around tb. s,r.o, corners ana
no,v here e one who shouts # boldly
detiautlv to the nubilc
w. ho yp .p hear The din : terrific
There is no us. in s,onnirc nm our ears
Noth,n, 10 GAINED mr. st,v.d bv our
heinr old fosies II begins TO dawn upon
IN TINT this now dialect is after all
better ad,n,ea To tho changed conditions
OF tre new lif. around IA than was orr
former patois The- say we change our
bodies once in seven yaars.-at least
they used 10 say that. heaven knows
how swiftly the scientists are changing
us at this precise momentum we do
not change our minds So often Nearer
twenty wears Is REQUIRED for the whole
world lumberinglv to turn over a new
leaf Curiously that term Of years coin
cides with the period known as "one
generation" rs this new generation
knocking AT the doors. We more than
suspect. that treads our old ha bits In the
dust. Al any rate tho language Is here,
and ms We simply have to learn II We
MAJ as wei do II with n grace
What extraordinary changes occur in
twenty years In every twenty years,
VIVA physical changes At leaSt two
beautiful cities rutlles-ly wiped from
thc slate and whole islands both added
and subtraCted from our maps. BY a
turn Of som" petulant gods llttle finger
the bleak Alaskan shore tow blooms
rdlculously with roses. Religions have
como and gone and entire Libraries OF
scientIfic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have heen
proved twaddle.
Tradition hs dream pretty but i'm
possible. Don't mention our own case
Even our superhurnan merchants shud-
lossal sstabNshm"nts ar" Forced to take
merely I" Keep on 'h' PAIN let we
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and all the mighty things that go with
them lik" old ladies at tea party.
What nonsense
lIalpert seems 10 have crouch
against us Like those ilercelr angry
young stage coach drivers that Walt
whitman rode mp and down broadway
with, and admired so much, he has an
immense contempt for TIA" cvasions and
compromises and genera, stiffness OF
the society that shuts out hot ardor.
burning energy and forcefiil ecoists as
something contrabsnd We embi,ter
and defeat these dangerous young f,re-
brands with such regularity and ease
that we exageeratc the notion OF ol,r
own security. There COMES a day. all
WAYS at the moment of our most scam
ing strength. when our sfll<en horric,de.
fall. our Winter Academy tbo mos,
perfect of all possible academies now
shows itself upon Fifty-seyen,h stree,
The canyases az Uelnert ONLY ton o,,y
blocks away confrort =, lilo ca,,tns
p,,rs no dangerous rroxi,,,,,,
r-im,d old ,on,l.m.n I,d,.s an, 49,,
drep we uarr von ,ror, ,h. rona wa
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mo NV WIN mas spec'a' 'raits'
i ,,u'ia no p'neI OF ms
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"smo' mar "r'.i' " oe"rs
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