The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-19

+ ullFhPlU1ip SnInhs qUPeI things overl In
ed gul&gn arHd nan,gsatNI called England.
lib ThaN aaNn. aAN Us, done them, from the
,idi'HgSvp9t sA4rsaa ttss Great turned a
adt s4b III aiHgr SsRt Siktt9fihhfn down to he
% dAHiSj aYhePi 6ir sEPWQEd Carson orEla'
. lied rebel army equipped them with
wooden guns. and got rewarded for nS
bit of rrvotutfUrUrv- diversion with Il
4 i7rortfaletl,f the t4hhetl A country
lsFits i$1 of istrpn an COMMUNICATIONS, says
I 4 thO1 Kansas City Times where, not
q FNithstandmg aheIu gidityut caste lines,
d hremers have becmaeopeers and pee
/. Il wing, peddleBs, whore ladies' maids
u have .wedded, prluees and ducheSs cS
=. or have, set, W, mllIinery shops, whtre
/, trampS have become lord mayors, dnG
a CLERKS -dlttatqrs@ Of fashion and chtpns
y of royalty where ''phIngcrS' are cal Jed
. 'bonnders,I' ahH where jokes are DIES
4daigHated-a "a ''wAs,sxas, y ana where hot
b ofnther tWt;as impossible things have
Ell! bRere atoIro and naaped from time I'm
y u lnemorial.ssd .5.sdJ J8s.. ...... ...
[gF0 forG instance. in What country save
u England could an unknown man ride
5sI into. famous watering place. say Ike
; Hot Springs, Ark" frPquented by rep
, resentatlyeS from every stratum of So
ciety, from Kings and queens to maids
- nnd mechanics, create a social and Inu-
nicipal sovereignty with laws as In
> flexible MS those of the MetIes and Her
Q slams, make neblasse oblige hobnobI
NJ with lal ssiir tn rNt. exact social homage
and obedience 20 his regulations from
all levy, tribute and dispense bounty
:, Ike, n real king. aud get away With it
.,jb for %. years. Yet that is what the
: celebrated "bounder." Beau Nash did
:, at Bath, the Hbt Strings OF England.
Id the days When England was suffer
Ing from the early Georges, the South
~ Sen q bubbles hand U dtlu'r foreign afilic-
i tlnns In the FIRST half of the eighteenth
90 ccenfursJ There dpustghaye been So me
l. equality in Ia man that could do the
I'd things Mash did 4SncSess doesn't suc-
Il Geed fpruaN IepEihu OF time unless
y thheFf are rs9S9gSapEr conditions that
;, !, In the first place, whatever disc
Richard Nash VAS, he was no behu.
f98 good dresser NJ Very COMPATIBILITY
: ] was not u Beau Btrirnmcl laid down
w the NJ ctmR tihpf II man who would be
7 y wei dressed should $50 dress as to
! d ann no attention. Bean NaShs idea
j. WaSd .huSs ithr feysrse of This. PIE
4 4 dressed 70 adN eri4$eublmSelf; he walt-
a8b ed his dey"leeS, NJ Bath to turn and
r. look. lie discovered ne virtues of he
hat rs II ,stimulator Of curiosity, ;ind
!. edrly adopted a Big white one of y
peculiar Style as .hts 6nicia headges,r.
! He was n "tawdry" dresser, says Gold
vi SMITH In the second place, he was
a not II wit, although No set up for one
70 His irstS .Werejvry trough stuff" the
j. sort that hurt. Here's IL sample i A
: lady who had Very. crooked figure
,gj came 40 take the waters, aud the
N Beau Srceted. her lhusj "
= IN "Whence DO You come, madam" ~
{" Straight from london" replied the
\ dame. r
: "ERod,'. said Nash, winking at his
couftierS, 'you appear to have warped
considerably on the way down" o..
And, III tho third place, he was not
y polite, For instance, he asked lady
81 of qualits to dnticel With him. and ON
= her declining the honor, Nash replitd
\. with some spiritI IA .aIy.. ~
= IL E'WhS DR. n you madam, what do
sdrye come Aown4here for? must needs
st brlieNei yr ahaSs1hanAy legs y.