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The Washington herald., 1915-01-03
Hard Lines, But Why Not
Be Cheerful?

Broadway loathes a borrower, and short
is his shrift once 1t becomes known. l
have stood breakfastless, dinnerless. on
Broadway without a penny in my pock-
cts, but borrow, never! That is, OF my
friends or aCQuaintances. Hailed by
hundreds with:
Hello, how are you
Fine" I would say.
Then would come Broadways stock
invitation: Have drink" for liquor
is the easiest thing in the world to get
along the White Way" Into Rectors,
ShanIey's, the Waldorf Martins, the
KnCkerboCker, or wherever l happened
to be, and it would be a drink and often
a bottle of wine when coffee and rolls
would have been much more acceptable,
not to say more sustaining.
could acquire a beautiful jag every
day without a dime to back me up II
so desired. for Broadway loves compan-
ionship - the well-met sort of fellow
upon whom the cafes thrive. But ask
the man who bought the wine for a
quarter to get meal, and nine out of
ten he couldn't see you the next time you
chanced TO pass. It's the same with a
dinner. or the theater. Everyone wants
to buy - but on their initiative. But
ASK someone to buy a dinner! The
Arctic would seem a tropical paradise
compared to the atmosphere on Broad
way.
But how did live on Broadway? I've
said you can't borrow and you can't ask
a Broadway habitue to buy you meal.
And dinner invitations are not always in
evidence. particularly at just the time
you're inclined to dine.
When l nIst went to New York from
Cleveland, where l was born and reared,
l obtained employment with theatrical
publication, for which / worked three
years. In the course of that time made
1t my business to form the acquaintance
of every person worth knowing connected
with the theatrical profession - house
managers, company managers. producers,
booking agents. actors. actresses. chorus
The Washington herald., 1915-01-03


learn.
When the theatrical paper for
which ! was working struck the financial
rocks and ceased to exist as far as | was
concerned, | had less than 500. That
night | sought a quiet restaurant where
! might dine and map out a course for
the future. The restaurant to which !
repaired was quiet enough-at that time.
Not more than a dozen persons were
seated at the forty or more tables when
l entered. | knew the proprietor, Louis
Martin. In the course Of my cogitatiOns
he came to my table to inquire regard
ing the service. and | invited him to sit
with me. | told him OF my troubles and
he told me Of his, for business with him
was mighty slim. Gloom loves company,
and it was the first time in my life that
l had ever experienced the slightest
worry regarding the future. But | for
got my troubles as ! became interested
in those of Martin. He had a beautiful
restaurant. then as now at Broadway
and 42d street, the heart of New York
The cuisine was unexCelled, the service
perfection itself But there was scarcely
any business. A happy thought struck
me. l borrowed the idea, too one
thing you can borrow in New York. A
few nights previously had dropped into
and Broadway. a triie outside the pur-
lieus Of my range. All was gayety at Nc
Coy's, and business was tOp-nOtCh. There
was an orchestra, and girls and men
we're dancing among the tables: some
times on top OF them. Drinks were be-
ing served galore, and the walters were
kept on the jump.
Why not gayety in a high-class restau-
rant? l thought. Then the idea. For
years I had been supplying ideas to the
atrical managers and actors. gratis.
Ideas for the improvement Of acts. ideas
in advertising. Why not supply an idea
and get paid for it?
So suggested to Martin the idea that
later on developed into the cabaret, and
enriched many a restaurateur and made
Louis Martins the most brilliant and
famous restaurant in New York. as well
as the most profitable condition that
obtained for years. and does still
The next night there was music al
Martins We engaged professional dane
ers to waltz and two-step among the ta-
bles. We had singers, a mOnOlOgist and
q black-fsced comedy act. saw to II
that the innovation at so hIgh-grade q
restaurant as Martins got plenty of pub
licity. The following night Martin was
compelled to turn people away. He paid
me $3.50 on the spot for my idea. gave
me carte blanche in the restaurant so fal
as eating and drinking were concerned
and for months tore up all the checks
signed.
Thereupon ! decided to live by my
wits Why work when I could get cast
for ideas? So I started. I overlooked
nothing. Ideas for actors, ideas for the
Improvement of advertising, ideas fol
show windows, ideas for business men
ideas for newspaper and magazine stories
anything and everything that promised
70 'beget a dollar.
Traversing Broadway by night and b.
day, I had some sort of an idea, good o.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

liest isst oie aroft, nn6 mir t6nncn
es ia ni9t lsIen! @ibt man benz
pstropit59 einen blauen 2oppen, 10
lam er es 70 b%erumoreben, 0aB mein
Spbn eigsntIi9 nod eor nidt gu
bisnen brou9t. @r bat oide Bidder,
unb 0d f9Idgt ct nod unb benefit,
bdB es 10 itimmt. Qlber Charlton,
Der ibm einen 6oufen @eIb gegeben
bat, 1T oennp9 b0s bereingefaasn,
Oenn zines Toaes tommt gu ibm Der
@enonrm unb fnst: r&omm nit ins
@sridt. Du biit ongetlagt, ben SObn
bon Der MiIitdrpflidt auriidgebdIfen
gu baben!"
n&Dmmt oenn ni9t einmdI iemonb
aus Der StoOt bierber, Der Sud oufs
tlGren tonn2"
mir finb einfa9e 2euts unb pif>
fen bon ni@ts. Tobren mir CUR
Sta6t, 10 miiTen mir bort RAID unz
fere @sf9dfte erIebigen, Oenn gu
9ou1e feblen bic MrbeitstrGfte, uno
man muB dies fsIb1t MAIDEN. Mer
BON Sen @ebiloeten beraustOmmt, gibt
fi9 bod nit uns ni9t ob, uno 10 1T
man bumn, tpie 0as liebe 8ie9, unb
peiB ni9t Elm unb aus in biefer
T9neren 3eit. vSd, tpenn mir 70
einen re9ten Msnfden bGtten!"
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
I'm ruTIiI6sn DOrfe.

9os no6Hebetoe beSeidnenbe
@ttmmunesbiIO bsr0ffentli9t Elm
&OrrefpDnOsnt in einem petersburssr
8lott:
Del 6ouspirt, Bel Dem i9 sinige
Gage tpobnte, mar Der 9orfaobotot.
Bis gum Rriege mo9te er unortbos
grapbif9e SdriftfdBe, unO ieBt iiBt
er Bis an ben 9nls in Mrbeit. Bon
morgens Bis in ben fpGtsn Mbeno
binsin OrGnst fi9 bus Bolt gu ibm.
gr brebt fi9 bdIb nod redts, balb
nod lints urt0 f9reit Die 9sute on:
uDos frisdft Du benn Bis an Sen
S9reibtif9 berou, ipeiBt Su ni9t,
bob Ole &eibenfOIse inns5ubaIten iftg"
r@etpiB, 2epntb pstrOpitid, aber
i9 babe feline 3eit, gu 9aufe finb Die
tIsinen &inbsr ALIEN. Sore mid,
bite -
sd fam nidt. ieOer mad Der
Rsibe!"
limb Ser f9Gbiee S9reibti19 tpirb
INNER bi9ter belagert, tpGbrenb Ger
5dnsberr nit oufgetn0pftsm Hod un6
9emo baiiBt uno nit bsr linten Snno
Bic Miin5en BON iebem entgessn>
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
1DrAdertreHe.


3fpei fa6 id na6 benz Gtreite,
9ie trllg man in ein Sdrs.
sic In9en Geit' an Seite
11nO rubten rDdelno aus.
sc ariff Die Sanb oes einen
BUR Sano bes nubern bin.
@nnn Driidten in ons 2einen
sic fin bas bdrtge &int.
Nm Bett Der Namensnenner
3pei B~rii0ernnmen trug:
H6einiI6e 2dnoipe5rmdrlner;
Sen &uBlanb ging Der 3ug. -
Sem Gtern mar our6georun9en,
Gls Der Befe9I iie traf.
91 riitteIte BEN Sungen
Ser BriDer aus Dem S6laf.
Bum Sturm. @imm beine 8affen.
Sritt an - uno eins berfpri9:
&dnnIt Du's ALIEN ni1t 51affen,
9nnn, &Ieiner, rufIt ou mid.
MISUNDERSTANDING anfl Gin &lirrenl
Ser 6tn1el0rdbt %3erbaunl
11nb in benz &lgeli6tpirren
9ns @iirgen uno 0as @raun.
1tn6 @raben Gins-eenommenI
limb Sturm auf @roben 3ueil
6iIf-@roBerl fIdlg berI1tpommert
Bon fern elm 9iIfei6rei.
3uriid, Wannl 9ieberbiidenl
Ser frod our6 8Iut uno Noro
Nod born, unb auf benz &iiden
S6leppt' er ben 8ruoer fort.
Mur einmnl ft6brt er bitter
limb f6lid tpie a6ge6ebt.
9a bait elm gifeniplitter
Iu9 Tim bas 8ein 5erfebt.
3tuei 8riiber in ben G6ienen,
3tpei Griiber Sano in 9anb.
Sd Las IN ibren Mienen:
8ir iinO bod - beieinmo'.
11nb miiBtet ibr berI6eioen:
8 Wutter, tpeiB uonn @nar,
Wie biIt 0m gil benei0el,
Sic iol6e $reu' eebar.
NuouIpb 9er5oe.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

ten aud Naturalien bingelest, pie
@ier, S9inten uno Butter fir Die
RatfdlGge unb Mustiinfte, Die iid
INNER Oorum breben, ob .Mitita
i9pn in oieIem Sabre mitgeben muB,
obsr erft i'm nd4iten." Den ganaen
Sag bore i'd Sragen pie folsenoe:
.Wanifa 1T bod meinsr @nii9t
nod erit fe46ebn, pie tommt es. bab
CT einberufen nirb, tannit Du ni9t,
@dter4en, feline Sabre ri@tig itelens"
Mer 5tpan5is Ropeten be5ablt,
benz ieBt Ser O~orfabbotat auseinan=
Ser, relde @orteile er nod tpabrau=
nebmen bat, ebe Der Sobn ipirtli9
ausauriiden brau9t. @r lit felbit febr
itola auf fein pielfeitiges Wifen unb
&Onnen, obsleid er taum nit benz
2eien uno @9reiben fertig gu iperoen
ptrmos. gu mir iid penbeno, foste
er pIOBli9: .Sn peldem 8anb oas
ales ftebt, bas psiB i'd ni9t, aber
bic praris, Die @rfabrung, Oas 1T
au@ cine @abe!" Den &Opf ftols
3uriidnerfenb fammslt er forteeieBt
oas 9onoror Elm uno pirft NIT Muss
briiden berum, pie: .Gnbeiltige
gntfdeibung", .2aut Genatsbei@lub
bon 1881" ufp.
.2eontp pstropiti9, iOl@ sinen
Ssnatsbef9luB gibt es ia gar ni@t!"
bemertte i9 tleinlout. @r fGngt Dor
@erlesenbeit an. oie &abe gu be-
idimpfen nno bittet mid ld6elnb;
.@radblsn sic uns etpas Neuss aus
Der 9auptitdbt!" =.
.@arum tpenbst sSbr Sud ni9i
an einen auberldfisen Menf&en mil
@uren Jrogen2" frogte i'd binterbreiu
Die 2eutt unb erbielt bic Mntiport:
.Seben sic, 8arin. in Dem papier
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

bnfiir bas BETTE 3sugnts. Da be6t
ii9 bod iiber bic anOcren &ir9en,
beren .3obl mebr als elm OuBenb
betrGat, bic olte &atbeorale, bic benz
13. Sabrbunbert entitammt; ba err
SdbIt bas alte bsrfanene S9loB bon
ben ftplaen polenberrf9ern, bic emit
bon bier aus ii6er peite 2Gnoer GEE
boten; bic bier Sore, bon benen 6os
Rrotauii9e aus benz Sabre 1912
ffammt; finb bic &eite Der alten
Ringmauern, sic bic Stabt in Der
SogelOnenaeit our Setting ma6ten,
nnb in Ben StraBen f9auen itol5 unb
prG9tig oie boroden SafuOen Der
MbelsbGuIer nieoer, in oenen bic
3~ortorbsti, bie potodi unb an Die arz
bsren beribmten Tamilien pobnten
unb ibre sIdnaenoen Seite feierten.
Nls Der polnif9e &Dnig 8oleslop
III. i'm Sabre 1889 ods BON ieinen
@Orfabren gei9dffene &Dnigrei9 pos
len unter feline bier Spbne teilte unb
bumit Die iungs @riinouns serit0rte,
srbte Der jiinsite SObn 9einri9 CUB
lit uno Sanoomir. Cine 3eit Der
Sdreden brad fir Die Stabt uno
bos 2ano berein. Die Satareubeere.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

tanntma6ung, bic aIen 2dnbrdten,
8iirssrmeiItern ufp. Bel SOoesfrnfs
berbOt, preuBif9en Requiiitionen
Golse gu ~leiiten. Auf 9runb oiefer
@erorbnung tpuroen bic oeuti9en
8iirgermeilter Sobonn 9ottfrieb
S9oBi9neiber aus @OnontI9 unb
So6ann Differt aus Oberiibto, Die
fi9 ongebIi9 seeer oiefen @efebl Ders
goltgen baben fOuten. gum Sobe bets
urteilt llnO in pofen bon ben 5rdn@
aofen erf9pFen. Wie 4rtur &ron>
tbdls 8eI9reibung bes pofener &at>
bduIes bsriGtet, 1T cine bon0i4rift<
li9e @bronit in Der &oifersN
8ibliotbet in pofsn erbalten, pel9e
er5Gblt, boB aipar einige angeiebene
pofensr 8iirger BON Dem Mari@aa
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

@erIodenb. pdtrouinen=
fiibrer (aIs er nit ieiner Mannf9aft
our &ompasnie 5uriid min uno Sem.
be 3pil4en linen uno Der &ompagnit
oufgetaudt iinb): Sur &Ompasnie
Mfr ma, toft's mas min. oenn beut'
gibt's a @efelGt's nit &l0Ben!
Der 4bsIana. Die iunse
Srau Sberleutnant gebt nit ibrem
aug Dem Telbe auf @rbolun9surlaub
setommenen @atten ipaaieren. Cine
bsfreunbete Dame begegnet benz pdas
re. .Nun", ruff Trau Oberleutnant
lebbaft, .pie tleioet mid oenn meines
@atten @%ifernes &rsu5g"
- @ngIGn6er. llber Calais
baben oeuti9e Jlieser 8ombsn abs
gepprfen. Sin @nglGnoer frast eis
men anberen, Oh S4aben ~entitanoen
lei. ngaidt Der serinsfte", fast Der
8rite. .es iin6 ia nur elm paar Tran>
aofen set0tet porben".
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
WIe feiHde In DeMtfhland einIt
baM(ten.

Mtnn man fi9 re9t Der Siege ser
oeutfden Moffen freuen min, 10 muB
man ii9 Der S9anbtaten erinnern,
Die fi9 Die Seinbe in Deutf9lano
Ieifteten, ols ibnen ni4t 0eutf4e
Eruppen ben @ingong gu pe6ren berz
mO@ten. SIN pOfeRer &at6aus Be-
finbet ii9 cine bron3ene @eoenftafel,
Oie an Die 3eit Der Napoleonif@en
Serrf9aft erinnert. Sic er3dblt BON
jenen Saeer, als i'm Nopember 1906
Sic frona0ff9e Nrmee in pOfen ein@
aoe. Muf 8efebl bes Hei9smari9als
9abouit erfdien oamals cine See
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

- benz 2ebrFubI. pro=
feFpr:. -. Nebmen mir nun einmol
an, es seIGnge uus, elm erpBes @es
T9oB NIT FOLDER @epalt in ben 2ufts
roum gu fdIeubern, OoB es, bon Der
Nn3iebungstroft Der grOe ni9t mebr
betroffen, i'm WeItenraume berum<
irrte ~ fpos piiroe 0nnn nit Der
3eit aus Dem @ef4oife iperoen9
S9iiler: NlteS @ifen, 9err Prps
fe1Or!
- aus benz 9 9iiBenero>
BEN. 2unbpebrmann 9uber: Mh,
1T oos cine Mo1ltot! Set o4t WDz
den babe i9 beute bas erftsmal Die
Mdf9e seipedfelt!
3onbpebrmnnn &rdufe: Ndnu, ipo
BAIT gu benn bic refine Mdf9e gee
bobt2
2anopebrmonn Suber: @ebabt
babe i9 gar feline; BLOB Miiner un6
i9 bdben m~iteinanoer getoufht!
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

Des Mbenbs finite iia Dieberum
oas 3immer bes Qeontb petrDpitfd
nit Mdnnern, 6rouen un0 &inbern.
sic tamen ale, Die 3eitung au BIZ
rem. Sn einem Mintel lieB fi9 erit
elm Streit bernebmen: m@rii4to, Du
bait nidts be5oblt". - nSinf RopeS
fen Der, font tpirft 0u binausgeporz
FEM" ruff Der 6nusberr in ben Dinz
tel binein, brebt fi9 bann Inn, riidt
Dem Samotpdr ndber unb beginnt nit
@efiibl urlo Na9brud cine oIte 5ers
tnitterte 3situng gu leien. @Or ibm
tiirmte ii9 Elm 9aufen &upfermiin5en
auf, Die fir rbas 2efen" eingeiamz
melt paren. Die Mnpsienben bOrten
ettpas .bom @eneralftab". BON Der
r&dtmung 2emberss". DOn al ben
8orausfeBungen, bic Ser 2efer oaran
tniipft, uno ie ieufaten unD ftObnten.
Mber in ben Mugen aner mar ni4t
nlr cine geiponnte Mufmerffamteit
gu ieben. fonbern elm S9mera, Der Die
Steele erf9iitterte, Elm berbdltenes 2eiz
ben, Dem fem Nusbrud berlieben tperz
Ben fonnte. nN4, tpenn unier Senta
nur lebenbig piebertdme!" ieuf5te jez
manb fummerboG ouf. limb meint
Du, i1 bob fsinsn Sobn bortg &ubs
Lamb letoet, uro er bentt an ieinen
Spbn. 2ies tpeiter. petropitf4!"
Sd fab auf elmer tleinen 8ant neben
Der Sire. nnmiatiirli9 rebeten Die
2eute mid an, als tie in lpdier
Stunoe ouseinan0er gingen. nSit Der
Deutf9e ftart?" rSasen sic,
bite, 1T bas aIes pabr, mos petroz
mitfa uns ertldrtg" so ungs@
fdbr." - rDonn tommt pobl cine
nele Mobilma9nns unb man muB
Gtiefel eintaufen. Das tut mir ndm>
li9 ieBt ale aufammen. bamit es bill
Tiger it.A G9i9tern nGberte it9
mir elm Bauer uro fliiterte: rMO4<
ten Sic nidt bier bleiben2 Sic be-
fommsr es gut beaablt." nMo>
fir?" = rSeben sic, mir brouden
einen Menf9en. Der ben Bauer aufs
flart, neiB er bod faum, tper uns
Jrsuu0, tper nns Jeino lit! Ntan
fam aus Der Sort fahren Dor !auter
TOummbeit. llnb petropitid iagt,
tpie es inn paBt. 8alo beiBt e.:
Ole Srben baben 19ulb. BALD tpieosr:
mir iinb ale r8rioer". Wir drmen
8linoen tappen tpie i'm Dunteln, nnb
bic 3eit 1T ia 10 fiirdterli9! llebere
legen Sic ii9's. Gobiel mir irgeno
tDnnen, poIen mir be5ablen. linz
iere Rinber iterben fir bas @aters
Lamb unb mir tpiiTen niht einmal, tpie
groB ss 1T, pie melt es rei@t. Der
Rriss 1T 90, uno mir t0nnen nidt
einmal Die 3situng lefen RIB unz
feren G0bnen ei,en Brief f9reiben.
Sc 1T elm Glenb, Biz Dor fur5em
oa9ten mir, bier 1T bas Dorf Solo<
toje, bort Saratotp, bdnn tommt
Mpsfau, petersburg, uno bann bat
Die Mslt Elm gnbe. Mir brau9en
eben sinsn Menf9en. 0 @ott, pie NOS
tis brau9en mir ihn!!"
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
GOIScnc 9uaarbersert.

g.: Drei Miaiaroen baben mir
an Sen &riegslieferungen beroient,
Ia tOnnen mir fir ppbltdtise 3nede
tigentli9 audi mol mas tun!
3d.: @ut, FIFTEEN mir 1000 tiinf<
liGe @lieomaBen!
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

ben MonsOlen tdmen bic Mufen, Die
BON Der StdOt 8siiB ergriffsn. Der
rufff6e Shirt Daniel IeBte ii9 1241
in Dublin feit unb berrf4te bier. MIs
fpGter Dem bObmii9en &Dnig Wen<
5el II. aud Die &rone BON Polen
~iibertrogen tpurbe, mart er nit Wdf<
fengetpalt bic frenben @inOrin9linge
aug benz 2anbe beraus uno befreite
Dublin Q3O1) pieoer. 9p9 bate
Ole Stdbt peiter f9pere @efohren
bur9 Die INNER bon reuem bororinz
genben Sdtaren gu beIteben; fe pur@
De 1914 bort linen bslogert unO 1477
Iogar b0aig ntebergebrannt.
Sn Ser 3pii9enaeit absr, unter Der
9erri9aft Der Sogelpnen, bat Die
Stabt cine bpbe 8liiteaeit erlebt; Der
erpBe Son0el nit @etreibe unb MpGe
bon pooolien, Wolbpnien unO gfuBz
Lamb flOB bier aufammen, un6 70
puroe Dublin gum mi@tigiten 9arz
oelspuntt bes &0nigrei9s Polen.
10000 @inppbner bat es bumals GEE
5G6lt; bier mar ser SIP oes alien
polnif9en &ontribunols, unb 8uns
berbinge er5Gblte man in Seuti9lano
BON benz Slang un0 benz &ei9tum
oie1er &ulturftdttc oss Ofens. Seit>
benz tpdrer Stobt uno 8eSirt aufs
innigIte nit Ben ipe9Ielbollen 9e<
f9iden oes &Dnisrei9s polen Ders
fniipft; auf Dem 2ubliner &ei9stag
oes So6res 1869 mar es, 0aB Pplen
unb 2itauen gu sinem einaigen
StdatspeIen bereinigt nuroen. Die
@tabt mar bamnls nod Der Meripii=
flung bur9 Die gataren tpieoer cuff
gebliibt, dber i9re olte 8e0eutung
bat Iie ni9t tpieber errei9t, audi ni4t
unter Der Serr59aft Der RuFen. BON
oenen tie unter RreuB am IL. No<
pember 1881 erobert unb ibrer 5reiz
belt beroubt tpuroe. dublin beiibt
fir ben &enner Der preuBif9en Sc
i4i9te nod cine beionoere 9entpiirs
oigteit. Muf ienem polnif4en
aei4stog gu Dublin BON 1869 gef@ob
Der entf9eibenoe @9ritt, Der ben
bronoenbursif9en &urfirften bic @r>
folge I'M 9eraogtum preuBen Ii4erte,
unb 10 1T in biefer polnif4en Staot
in einem gepifen Gimme prenBens
GrDRe oebpren fpprDen.
!0eute bat Dublin unsefdbr 10000
Ginpobner uno 1T @drniiOnitdbt.
Bon ben alien Seitungsperfsn, Die
Die Stabt friiber gu elmer itarten
Mebr geeen ale einoringenoen Seins
be modte, finb nur nod bier Sore
er6alten, ferner beftebt nod cine
G9anae auBerbalb Der Staot. 2ubs
lin 1T beute muir BON gesinger tontz
meraieGer unb geperbli4er 8ebeae
tung. Sine @olpeberei. apei Sas
baffabrifen, elm paar 8rennereien
unb Dampfmiblen. bas 1T alles, mas
bic Staot an Snouftrie auf5upeiien
bat. Mu9 Der 9anoel nit @etrtioe
uno Mein 1T ni9t beoeutenb. Wi9tig
1T bic Staot muir mod als Gnotens
punt Der Mei9ielbabn.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

6olt fin, meiu alter Sausl Sc mabnt
bein Aug', bds treue,
DaB i9 bic DUAL 6es Sreunbes enOli9
enoen muBl
limb INNER binDert MIDI Der Srdnen<
from nnfs neue
Rimm hin ais lettcn 9ant ben
@~nabenidubl
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

Der Name Der oltpplniTden 8is
fhpfsnobt Dublin, in bic Dor einis
ger 3sit Dfterrei9if9 : ungorii9e
Robollerie einriidte, 1T niebsr in ben
Bprbergrunb bes Sntersfes geriidt.
Die Stobt lit gum gr0Bten Sell bun
polen bepobnt. Sn Der llnteritobt.
IN Der bic Suben ibr Audrtier bos
ben, pirb man erlei9tert oufntmen,
bnb man nun bolb Dor allen n&ez
aierunestaten @Gter9eng", Dor ben
proeromen tpie bpr ben f6Onen
Herfpredunssn, slei9 FIBER 1T. Sn
BEN 2onb INN bic Stobt, auf benz
IiebIi6sn !So9platsau nit feinen orz
mutiesn SOben, ben tiefen SGIern
unb ben Dielen tleinen TIiiFen unb
Seen ipDbnen fat nur poIen unb
Suben, unb cine ftattlihe &ahens
infeI umfobt barin eegen 5000
Deutfne, bic NoGtommsn iener als
ten MnIiebIer, Die emit nls 2ulturs
TRIGGER einen @orifoB bierber un@
ternabmsn, our feIben 3eit, Oo i6re
Briiber bic preubif9en 2anbe benz
Germonentum erporben.
Dublin, bos friib elm Mittelpuntt
bes 6onbels mar, ipieIte aud bon
ieber cine bebeutenbe Stole in Der
gef9idte, unb bat i'm 2oufe Der
3eit mon9erlsi Danblungen bur@s
gema&t. Die pra9tppIen 8nu<
benfmGler, bic nod beute iiber bic
mobernen SGuIsr binipegraeen. finb
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

0aDouF bic aufbebung BEG sobss>
urteils gu erlangen wuBter, baB aber
ber nit Der ueberbrinsung Der 8e<
g~naoigung bsauftroste @raf M. INIT
&idfi9t auf feline tpeiBen, feibenen
Striimpfe unb S9ube ni9t 10 eilig
our9 ben sroBen @oRenfot Der See
Iuitenfrabe eeben tonnte, tpie er es
eepiinf9t bdtte". ST mar Oaber nit
Ieiner 8otf@aft toum cine tur5e
Gtrede getommen, als Die @epebr>
lalbe bereits bic beioen 8iirgermeiiter
nieberitredte. .Sreu ibrem @ibe
ftarben iie am Is. Nobember 1906 Ben
Sob fiirs @aterlanb."
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15
Tnhltn.

bic bos 0itli6e europa i'm 13. Snbrs
bunosrt iiberflutetsu, nobmen 1910
aud Dublin elm; erIt 9er5og Seinri4
Der 6rOmme BON S9leiisn ftelte ii9
Den lInboIoen entgegen. limb hinter
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

= &enn3ei4en &iir5li9 NOR
i9 BEL elmer Dame gu 8eiud. Mdb>
reno mir plaubern, fommt 0as neue
Mdo9en uno melbet, es lei elm 9err
OrnuBen.
o9at er oenn cine &arte ab9egez
benz"
rg2ein!"
.@u9 teinen Namen genannt2"
rglein, end' Srdu, aber er hat mid
geapidtl"
.ab. bann IaKen sic Jpn berein,
bas lit mein 8ruoer."
Washington Journal., 1915-10-15

nWesbulb trdgt eigentli9 Sinoens
burg teinen @oabart2"
nNa - Dem 1T bod teiner ses
IN a9en!"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1915-08-19
Daddy 'sBedtirne
y The Fairies
.CTOV- Sunset Party For
= The Butterflies.

daddy had been just and ever
they had had fairy
They doing lots of things that we haven't heard
lovely
daddy asked Evelyn
other night
about 1t?
much
Daddy
Its
beautiful beautiful
10 butterflies.
suck werei shape
mail
The butterflies talked about the all and bathed
ALL child fairy well
which
which
the black
for they thought
order and make beautiful
the day 1t compliment
probation of the beauty Of the evening sunset"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1915-08-19
A MILITARY DANDY.
Ruxsky's Daintiness Under Fire the
Start Of His Rise to Fame.

nuxSky'8 DaintineSs Under IRE the
Start Of His Rise to Fame.
General Ruzsky, who commanded
the Russian army that overran Cali
cia and became In consequence the
hero Of the day In Russia. was con-
spicuous as young lieutenant for the
daintiness and elegance of his dress.
in the Turko-Russian war of 1877
Ruzsky. then young lieutenant, serv-
ed us nid-de-camp on the staff of one
of the Russian generals. In the heat
Of the battle of Plevna he was order
ed to take dispatch to the command.
er in chief, the famous Skobelev. He
found Skobelev standing in a rather
exposed position. surrounded by his
staff.
As young Ruzsky delivered his dis
patch a shell from Turkish battery
struck the ground near by and. ex-
ploding, flung a shower Of dust and
dirt over the party Most Of the Off.
GERS involuntarily ducked their heads.
but young Ruzsky stood firm and
erect Then. as calmly us II he were
In ballroom. he drew from his peck
ct spotless linen handkerchief and
fecked the dust from his immaculate
uniform.
A smile OF derision passed over the
faces OF the staff officers. but Skobelev
looked at the young lieutenant with
sudden interest and asked his name
"You will remain with me as a men,
Der Of my staff" he said to the as
tonished young officer. y am in need
Of such men as you"
Years after. when Ruzsky's service
had proved the correctness of General
Skobelev's estimate of his abilities. the
general told the incident Of the burst.
ing shell to the car.
when q soldier has such keen re-
gard TOR his appearance before bis
fellow man that no danger can make
him unconcerned about the figure he
cuts" explained Skobelev. ''he makes
dependable leader of men, He will
suffer death rather than permit any
regard for his personal safety to i'm
pair the impression Of inferiority that
he is so anxious to make upon his Eel.
low man. Even though he be COW.
ard at heart he will always play the
part of a brave man in his desire to
have men consider him possessed OF
superior qualities.
In Ruzsky | am doubly Fortunate y
concluded the veternn general, ''for
Rnzsky is both a dandy and brave
man."-Youth's Companion.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1915-08-19
A Common curiositx.

A Common Curiosity.
willie. why weren't you In school
yesterday afternoon
do you want to know tOOY
"Of course"
Lob. gee. teacher! Pm and ma kept
me busy nj, evening explaining that
Detroit Free Press.