Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-21
5 IN ART
AND INSULTING
MY and Their Whole Charac-
country Has Come to
|oad as Matter

fwiec the amount you ought TO
I4 III you protest, he says But.
~ TFhat does u matter with the val
4 your money!" SO far he is
ne polite; but II you maintain your
tes Fl. and you only pay the amount
ref cred on the taximeter. with
rel D<iet us say 10 per cent
cert of abuse follow you into
sh0Q house.
yu<x Teslaurant the head waiter Is
= bringing when you give your
F3 At the end of the meal, how
0rs'ef when you ask for your bill, he
evnrE by making mistakes-to his
star 4dsantage. Of course, which by
oun II. you may find out and have
chaa changed. Then you give him
the cent as tip. The head waiter
10 % way and sends you the service
goes Another tip required. Think
waited 11rself very generous, you with
Ing x3from the table when you sud-
draw hear the buttons" exciaim:
ienly jed Frenchie (or any other na-
'Dat1ilf. which this future head
tionaiiI considers YOU'D, not single
waiter Eor a tipr
heller II except the large restaurants,
I mnINs of which have been EN-
the 81 Before the war In other cOun-
ployed hese are satisfied with 10 per
tries. the bill. However, one can
cent osfpntinually to the big restau-
not 70 ~ the present high prices.
rants n1fe treated In the same way
iuu hopkeeper and other people
by the y put themselves into public
who hak The method Is only varied
service. 20 the education they pos
accort,irl hort, the foreigner I'm Aus
sess. IfM allow himself to be bled
tria mu vein II he wishes to live
from ev
In peace note OF the French gov
Since IA the name of all the allied
ernment. ~. threatening to withdraw
rom Austria I'm the event
MI hin niting with Germany, the
of her by the rescued for their
hatred "a lFes to the surface. Every
resc.ers - Between an Austrian and
Is full of underlying bit
a forpIrns the conversations which
terness. pms hold among themselves
the Aus,r places. regardless of the
I'm puhlIc rffhin their midst. are full
stranyers nable insults. Their hatred
~ uni.af. kend only to the allies. but
IG }r. y exists resentment against
u larles, the neutrals. The
4 jb,af, sandinaSIans have earned
Dufc, - Fey. The South Ameri-
ans ara And all this shows that
ih"--, shOs tme to the help of Aus
= TIN, lstrians think that only
"a fhAl 70 not expect otherwise.
Gen ~ Austrian Aims.
With tlF allies. especially those Of
the enteT3h. II Is quite another mat
Ter. The ntente had dared to refuse
he credik requestedl What a pity
Its prison RS were not allowed to
siarye du&ing the wari The entente
does not want us to join Germany
Well. we shall do so without its per.
rhe time will come when we
will ally \ ith Germany 10 fight the
entente.
That ID the reasoning of the Ger
who the pre-war Ger
man decII ared was just good enough
to blackn the boots OF the German
army.
have experienced moments during
which tile Austrian absence of char
acter hak been made clearly obvious
| retu bned I'm the company of my
wife and one of her friends one eve
ming frqlm Baden, a little mountain
GUS pla9e, where one goes for weel
ends. AS my companions were Eng
lish we Etalked English. The tramcar
capable of carrying about forty pas
sengers.t presently filed up. Once oI
the way a man standing up, n typica
Germanl started a propaganda agains
foreignars. and pointing to us desig
mated tls as English or American:
He mi5 5.ed himself up In our CONVEX
sation. He insulted US Extensively 4
GermaI
The whole compartment, cOnslstin
of all l sorts and conditions Of tray
elers, supported this man. Vulga
coarsethess succeeded to the insult
and ttkes. Everything and all wer
passa I'm review, the allied govern
menHf and their chiefs. even Pres
denG twIlson was not forgotten.
fac he was spoken Of most of a
be he these people took me for q
can. Then they went on
personal matters-ourselves. ol
ci0<#8s, everything was analysed M
ridic&ied. The most revolving thin
were 1 said by the best-dressed me
and Hxomen Joined I'm with degrade
asi;stat. The tram conductor laughe
r nr&tended not to understand. II
only thing 20 do with these brute
I evAn heard somebody make a su
pest4on to throw US out OF the ira
AZ 1he next stopping place.
Tfke starving children of Austria e
is. ,knostly In the Imagination OF tho
whO* edTu hu easy hhihs W bNesh
As H. matter Of fact, one does not S
morse sickly-lOoking children In Vienl
,bak In any other large town.
he'll were given to the children Of 4
nooEr, Of the unemployed. OF the
mo4,iIIzed soldiers without means
utAsistence In England. America a
FrN Nnce such charity would he put
n Ear better use.
Waste Of Coal and Light.
! In order to save coal. France a
England ordered the dancing saloO