Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-08
Cabaret-bian NIGHTS
By ]. ]. Leibson

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HE Nif
maiden friends of youth Where
his chamber to dress for
their arrival and there made hts by window
faithful BuBu ready 70
take the Prince the As the evening was chill bub
led the the Enchanted Cave through which they would travel u
order to keep At the entrance the Prince looked about for the nero
Of cams whose odor he detected but BuBu assured him tn
only the Then they made their to train
coaches packed with the saddest looking people the Prince had ever Pc
held These BullBul explained the Slaves OF the Strap
approached invisible genie caused the
The Prince stepped back in indignation
but the incident afforded great amusement the Slaves WITHIN n Tram
approached and BY dint
wide into coach Thus
they outed the second genie who sought to cut them twain but
himself with buttons from their garments which
he managed to entrap in the door,
At every stopping place train
their phenome
possible Cave Then too
his expulsion from Paradise with the wall Watcher
sep"
When the oil rush FOR
the surface where the Prince first drank great
reproachfuy BunBu made cahng remarks about
"Rabd Transit"
The lights Of the caavansary were visible and the
When they arrived at the
by the Nubian slave whom they had neglected to
visit their garments from them and AZ
Per the Tghwad
midst Then their garments the floor and spurned them
with his foot
and with tie greatest dH
that the evtor who reigned
section betrayed memory and returned six times without
while mental window behind
draft blow the heads of the two It was
of silver that they finally secured comfort
and managed Of the sevtor
As the Prince look abou
him at observing interest The
neghbong table where sat young man alone He
watching the cabaret performer pnerous doVas VINO was az
acrobatic dance Yet so absent was his manner
In the mirth which the performance oconea -
There the
curiosity inquiries
about the sevo unable to satisfy his
curiosity BuBu approach the
man press join their table In this BuBu
cessfl The young scrutiny
that he had something on his mind R
leading the Prince drew from him
the story to which he referred after
THE SWIFTLY.
Know Prince a of a wealthy merchant
youth enjoyed misguided parents who INDUCED to the
When scarcely prodlgal riotous of iv
ing earned swiftly This of living
one day world Pleasure unhampered With
me went goOdy portion fathers wealth which had stealthi
possessed myself
For several years Nv
ing Then conte Of heart determined
once more my threshold there and
ask forgiveness destined find
sanctuary, even in the house of my father
For To- all was mracuously
become Fashion and ndulging the New Freedom dis
nayd foreign candzed them
ago At the the merchants reioed sight
hoe chariot In this chariot they would go spend haA
week each among hospitality they would BY
leaving behind fashionable cards
And buckets ice about the table would have
chilled anything but the gayety OF the party
And my father years
left now dramatic Thus he
found charitable tendency by feeding and clothing
several poor compelled to exc out bare existence
enjoyed services special
servant whose him in the fancy figures Of all
The complete change of living my
seem as simple OF This. reflected
proga son. could hope with
family.
The Prince was prodi
gal son. expressed Then
approached the door, the Prince held
Nuban might At sight Of
the gold he seized with vrtuous
their and - doing cast to the
other diners BuiBul mrveed at
this unwarran generosity said nothing