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OUR MODEST MA YOn NE BILLION POLLARS-that ~5 Mayor Hylan's modest estunate of he will be worth to .. the Clty durlllg four years If be IS kept m tho thmg \they\ w!ll do ,f he IS same ~s that of Senatgr flOm Idaho though It may be spelled somewhat dlf i not DClng the \tractI()I1 THE death of FI'le~rJch Ebert, people\-wlll be to raise the fare to first PreSIdent of the Ger- 8 cents Here IS $60,000000 a year man RepublIc, 15 a serIOUS blow to $tart With .Multiply It by four and, to that Il1fant democracy, HIS term a-ny way you do It, the an~wer always would have closed on June 30 HIS I comes out $240,000 000 and even rupees for IJl(]la ferently 'When you Im..ow tbH; you can 1 -\ understand why Mr Borah has such DOWN on Chatham Square, th\ 1'0111;- I difficulty In being regular_ It lha case tain head of the Bo~very. there is a ()f famIly traIts ass$lrtmg themselves man Wll0 bas Illrected mOl e of these In- The BOlahs, howe1(er you spell them death at thiS tIme on the> eve of It. wotdd be a PIty to spOIl so fine a th G rm P d' t I I trow of ' figures by remindmg Mr Hylan , ~ .e an reSI en la e ec lOn, that It was not he who saved the leaves .a dangerous gap that must !5-eent fare. The credit for that achIeve- somehow be filled In, The Weimar Ilnent belongs to the TranSIt CommlSslOn • ConstItutIon prOVides that should As the commIssIon will be on the Job the PreSident be disabled, or In whether Mr Hylan IS Ie-elected or not ease of a premature vacancy, the hIS fears abollt an mcrease to 8 cenb Reichstag shall meet such emer- I ale quite unnecessary ! The next Item m Mr Hylan's httle dlVldual cOlltrlbuUons t<l fa.r flung °re_ German as well all AmerIcan, do not get clplents than an)' othel lU the city pel- on with constituted authority. The son haps !{e Is Dr L M BeUing of the of 'one of them reJected the discipline ~f Arr:erlcan Express Company the prevallmg church <of !tis day, and I or seventeen years :he has handled the the son of another one. celltuIles later, st,ange moneys of strang~ countIlea He has a hard tIme Wlth the dlsclphne of has been \'Ith the company for twenty three the prevaIling party of his day The yea, s It was then that he came out of Con- Idaho Senator IS the great Ptotestant of metleut :'\ a vetermury surgeon Henc~ the Senate All he has to do IS to throw tbe DF He started In caring for the an Inkpot at the deVIl f th P d I express eompany s horses f'hen be be- and he II 0 e resl ency , cume aaslstont maat~r t>f transportatIon Fr B WI h eq(~al the great son of the I But he made so many fnends and de- 'au ora owever you spell her orlgm. The tnlng we suffel from IS our kno ~l edge o! our o!vn appal1!ng weaJmesses lI-ttd defects Contemplv,tion of them brings to us most of ou! bitter hours We \::Jubt that Unybod), bUrns wlth the sense at his own shame as we burn It seems to us we have no gitt or quality or char act~ri8tic that does not, at times. con- trjbute to unhappiness We have as an Instance the charaoteristlc qf stubborn Dess! It Is It lar~e, spectacular streak some twehe feet Wide by thlrt;v six HlIlg Due to the presence of that streak we bull through barrIers I~ Ithout stopping to count the cost But we have never known It to brIng us anything but un. happiness anll va1n regret gencies by legislation problem In addItion IS for t.he lmpreSSlVe The Situation. created 18 serlOUB I sum of $4(iO,000,OOO The TranSit Com enough for Germany and may be miSSIon, accordmg to the Mayor, h I veloped so much business that he Boon name) whom Ithe American automoblhst outgrew the horses dIscovered In Germany, Of course, there was a tune when Mr. WellIver was In faIr way of bemg the Haroun al Raschid of Iowa. AI Raschld, I find, on looking It up, mea.ns \The Just.\ In the \ArabIan NIghts {Enter- tamment of ·lowa,\ a novel by Herbert Qmck; you WIll find Judson, the son of Haroun, fully set forth, though under another-a fictional-name- This IS a sort of genealogical footnote to that book, Under the contract system, whu:h ' • followed hEre the Jamtor even more serIous to the mterests SItting up llIghts trying to thmk of some I The post be has held for the past seven- I to<:>n year. Is plObabl)' the most difficult ThIS IS not long enough to make a I I of Its lund Chatham square Is bound MIrrO), so I sha~ mclude anothel states- I I r.{Jund by Chinatown Little Italy and the man, Jud~on Welhvel_ Mr. Welhver I a sum out of wh ch he pays hiS I of the Alhes. President Ebert was way to sl1p the traction compames $650, 000,000 fo\\ surface lines whIch a ~e ,.i.1i'~SilltaJ\tS. ThiS method encourages the a genume republican Submerging worth only $200,000,000 11~rll!>·lo;Ylln.e11t of a low grade of help The I hiS SOCialist faIth, he had become a h b d I I 1 he TranSit CommISSion has repeate,lly what mIg t c clt]lecte - n devpted democrat-. He had brought denIed that It has ever had any\ h \ the merIt system 16 used, all I G \'il bem\\ taken from thl! Civil I ermany through the putsches Idea, but the commISSIOn must be mls JC\~lsh quarter In addition \Ithln a has qUIte as astonlshmg: a. lineage as has stone s th,ow If you ale given to tmow- Senat\! Borah HIS l11aternaI grand- Ing stones. are settlements ot Greeks. I father wa, _ Qwarthy gentleman, who Russians. Poles Turks Syrians. Alba lived to a great \tge and who rctamed nlana Gernlana Armenians Czeohs and I to the last Inky-black :pair, whIch ttme lJst.~ PmlCIPals In such clt'e, , of Kapp and the Monarchist nan-I taken Mr Hylan knows all about every that their bUlldmgs are ulllformly gers stIrred up by Ludel~ In thing It follows, as the night the day almost ovory other natlonallt;v --------------------~--.,-----.-------- ~:';1:(~~: The Board of Education should Baval'la WIth equal determinatIOn \1 that the llunute Ilir Hylan IS out of the conSIder the desirablhty of h h d _ d th S rt CIty Hall for good Messrs McAneny, Dr SellIng doesn t speak their lan- I guagea but he makes himself understood I He ts a srnall round Olan wbo does little I but omlle And he kno\\s everl' one Now, My Idea Is This! Druly Talks With Thlnl~ing New Yorkers on Subjects They !(now Best , e a SUpPI esse e pa aClsts Harkness and O'Ryan Will meet the trac thIS change B l' h R d tJ ti- __ __ ,111 er III .and tee rlsmg~ In tlOn mterests around some dark corner H~'+\'I\-~* .Wl~K -A!ttsl= Low us I epO! tiff ti'e --Rulre. -withm--th~lttSot year t and imlld tnero: $li!iO.,rum,oOlT m Ql]marked I for miles arouna I T-HE ~ day a SyrIan came m to 1 JOHN J. FRESCHI people which atter all is the best Inter .a serIes of unprecedented earth- he had lent hIS mfluence to brmg I bIlls The elty Will be out $450,000,000 shocks Abo,pt t~e same tlll~e Gelmany to accept the Dawes plan Just as Mr Rylan said ~~~~~~.'~~phs ,»elC re,ordsng oUler ue- and seen Germany's feet set fil'm- Add $240,000,000 and $4;,0,000,000 and that seemed to celltCl\ oft' to the you get-or ought to-:?690,0(l0 000 ... ou l!Ouib-we-t or south some-where on the lyon the road back to a place In net>d only $310,000,000 mOle to make a lflll:Et3can Contmetl~ On Sattllday night \ the society of natIOns, lullton Mr Hylan finds It as ~eadlly as ;i:'1great part of North AmerIca rockeB I In the political upsets ana tur- Houdllll would find a rabin In YOUt hat 7,\ ' 1t~l1illi' in a long serIes of earLh tremors I mOll that may shake G~rmany' \W.th me out of the picture,\ he 1m g1Eat In extent and mtensity as any thIS summer much that has been observes dIffidently, • the tractIOn trust ¥:np'lvo for more tllan 150 years Some t bIt Eb t' d h' would get control of the new hnes we h d I h h' Vlon may e os \ 91 S eat I 1~ ele eep UnI CI t e eart S Cl ust a I _ arc bUlldmg\ There's $:300 000 000_ And l'lb of the planet Bluf\!ed ever so I ::;eems to have lIltenslfied the POllt-, f d th\ h • , ,01 goo measure e ,,,,ayor t rows In and skyscrapera swayed gently leal bitterness of the 1 eutons bus rIghts worth $150000000 wh,eh ~d~'!tler'!ca IS not accustomed to qua1te5 ! The funelal of the lIttle !laddle-' also, v.lth hIm out of th~ Plc'tule. would three notable seIsmic dIsturbances I maker who blOUght Germany up be grabbrd oy the tractIOn mterests ha~~ occurred 1D the last two centUrles lout of the \allcy of th h d w It would be unkind to ask how much A ltttle lUore than one hundred y~ars ago I C sao f h $\ ° 11\\- • I -, b I ' I 18 bemg hailed With flomethmg near 0 t.s 1,,0,0 0,000 WI De rea Izeu y tlle ;ISSISSlppt \ al ey 'Was roeked by a I the cIty under the Mayor's own program treat dlsturbalHe, and wldo areas III the €XultatlOn by the old Junkel crowd uf grantmg franch,ses to prIvate blls Ilbtt6J:ns around --New !\~adnd, near ~he They refut;(', e' en 1I1 the prssenc-e 'eompallles The only \oy of keep ng ~t0t\!h of the OhIO, spouted flammj; of the dead, to llnd an:! good In Mr 1I,lan s arIthmetICal skyscraper liiJs:ses and sank mto a new made him flom toppling,,, r I\ to IefIaIll from /iiowalllp. About f,fty years ago the - Eb ' d I I I thlowmg qu('st!on s at ,I ~l)alleston quake shook the lowrr At ert seat 1 las re\' \ ed I he kin11e seaboard The San l\ranelseo CB amoltiong of the Monarchl,;tR' the pIcture \\ h,rh the Mayor draws tn&tlOphe was the last destruct\e Ire They 1 11\ tl Id hi k \ <hems hIS su\ceS\or standll'g III the (,ty ()f I a e Illg 1(' 0 ac .,am - Hall WIth nrms (>xtendt'd 'a)lllg to the any ~onsequencc m :-;01 th h t n f h II h I \ I e ag 0 teo enzo lernR tractIOn mterests, ' If you don t sec what '1'he East. however, may be There ale f '>or of the \earth II hlle the red, gold and blacl{ you wnnt a811 fOl It' There Is Just that bre!\d qUll.hC's IU thiS pall I ('olorR of the. lepuhlIc hang at half- one Inan according to thl' Ma~o, who the world than .. ls~ ,h~r!' must The Junk(>r~ h,l\e lle\Cl can save the city f.om thIS fat!' Maybe I IPgluded the republic as 811'thJnO' so But It IS Ii healY _truln rn the J F> Imag,nat on t, thlllk of the pragre<s of more tluil1 ,I stop-gap het\,een the ~pw I ark a\ d'ilendmg upon the con- oId regIme of the Hohellzollel tl~ t.nuance III olhce of John I Hylon Yor({ to Have C<Jnter for Italian pleter that we can have 01 each othel III send some mODev back home The !liew do('lor (\ouldn t understand a word he CultUie either public or private deaJ1ngs \I T Is a happy coincidence that exactl~ W hat civilization owes to oulture Is saHl He tripd gestures. but they dldn t \ark Things looked bad until Seiling happened to spy a la,e peddler going past his \\ Indow La~es and S, ria. were bound togeth\ In IllS mind so he Iushed out and b,ought the man Into his office \I he Bcen. that followed Is one that Myra ]{ell), migh t have '\;VI ittell The two Syrians saw ea~h othe, They threw '\ m~ about necks They e\en kissed It seems Ihey were flom the same Ilome to\ f'hE'y hadn t met for fllteen yeal s I Nelthet lmew the other was~ In A,.erlca I So Dr Selling got his interpreting done I Flnr! mnrlp {\'\o more fllends I \F OREIG\NERS: observed the doc- tor • are muC'h moro provident than \merll ans rhey ar., more mindful of family tie\ Ill, <'n ture to say that thE\1 e- h~ (lot olle In Z':ew YOI k today 100 years after the stu.dy of ItalJan pla.ln on all sides There has never been language and lltelature \laS introduced.t an), endurIng state or civilization w.th<>ut Columbia Unherslly the italians among I cullma Our purpose In Cleating this , (asa ItaJlan\ i. to perpetuate that of .our .. l1lzens shoUld plan to found and equip I It lit d d f I a y anc en an mo ern or ourse Vl'B at that UDlVCl sHy a cenlel ot Italian and OUI postetlty And we believe that culture In America sa, s John J Freschl In so doing we lire perfOlming Il. high and Justice of the Court of Spedal Sessions useful s~rvlce that \\Ill redound to the who Is one of the leaders In the movement banefit of America We would have Earll\r stIll In the tIme of Jefferson., America take Insplration from the gl eat William and ~Iary (,ollE'ge at Richmond, men of other times, who J:mve loft us as a \ a enjoyed the teachln{l; 0/ Carlo Bellini. I heritage their utterances and writings the \ho may thus be said [0 have heen the wellsprings from which we may take hope fllsl !.nslructol in Italian IIter.turt> and I !lnd faith and guidance far the future language In this ~unt')' But It was the I Through this Italian cent\. at first occupant of the Cl,ail at Columbia. l Columbia we shall promote the establlsh- Lorenzo do. Ponte the Ilbreltist of Mozart. ment of fellowships In ltClly tor Amerl- \\ ho laid tbe foundatlons fOI the great can students and fellowships In Amerl- \\ ark that Is being done In tlle colleges ot can unlve.rsltles for Italla.n students Oae tho ('ounlry toda~ In maIling avallable the such fellowship and one scholarship have wenlth and b .. auty of the Italian langullgE> alread), been established Uteraturp 8' t muslr and ,!lelence Th Casa wlll be avaIlable for all mnn~\ to some one ba.ck bome' We do not intend to raise an Italian ertuent nal and cn{tural actlvlUes Willch who ha~ not at one time or another sent . HrfO! f' the \\3' there was not so muoh flag ovel the (asll Ilallan!l at Columbla:o tend to mnllP\ Brnt hp(\ thf're was not so I Indicate that thE'- Hallan (.overnment 1uts mil< h nprel lmlc .. d man:; adlenturous lIhue a seat of authollty In any polltlcal mell and \omen who (ame over to try RPnse hut \\e do \ant tQ see the aZlIre IIH'lr I ,el( In Ihe n p \ <ountry re<eh .. d aid I blu. \lIh Ihe lo,al <\'Glln of old Kings fro,,, h.nn.. College-the ('0101\ of (olunI bla-ralsed kS !lut \htn ftr('l~n <,x<hange shook and ~ s~mhol of 10\e for tbings ItalJan-for II hrn fo, tunes un Ih. other side ·were I scholarship fOI cultur. for belter rullural \~\'Pf1t 11'\\ IV 'Pf) f \v of those \ had I relatIOns in cO operation with all otllf'r 1C'latl\ ('q in AmC'lh a [.uno. it nc('essary I ~o(,letl(>s and agencies and for international I If) tif;l ... f( r ni i \fhp aid \\as already OF} ! peuC\{1 thE' \\~'V and hus bpen on the way eV€\1 \\ t I f I II' h ' e 00 { m an ta an ,rOllse t at wlll I '1m e I know many a man who has sent I be accessible to all \ of Columbia I \ omall fo, I tIlO I ade to his parents In I or of any olhe! college Th\ Is need for, \uslria 0' Italy 01 HusH!a It to s),mhollze cultUla1 service for all ~umet1nles J tl.'lk thf'1n why they don t irreRpel t 1\ £' (If racE\ 01 ('reed Highet learlng house for all sorts of inrOlma n con- cerning Italian education and culture Tho, e \lll be a ref\renoe and circulating IllJral y The Casa wlll enc()U' age publlca tlons In both italian and English on sub jects relating to Itsly Another line on whkh we shall work Is that of co-operation with Columbia In thE' encour:agement of the home \tudy of ltallan on the part of Americans who are unable to attend a college, for such cor- re.pondenee ('0111\Se8 Will be provided and the leturn of the monarch, They luI' e ne\l'1 ,H epte(\ Eilert as the Pr-e~Hknt tTf the (,Clmall peopl!' There I\ ,I feelIng' 111 lUll- IWI dom nrm t ha I hi\ dc,\ tll oprtls upthe\\a:\- foralllultl \n (,(,ltall1 measured Hle~nanh\ C HA!\GES III !J\lng conditIOns ha\!~ II, g Ih.1t ,elatiHs o'\~ to this side knowledgo and closer friendly !les-these ThE\ HUSW ~l ~s alu-a\ .... s tl10 sa.me They are the essent1a Is for a real brotherhood pla,ed hav\ '\lth the old-fa-hlonod I \r In' ~J.I 10 mal(E' a ne\ .tart and thpy home TIVO grnl',atl\\~ ago It \I as the I Ule happlpr Among tholt old friends Then ambltlon of thr ~,uth {If that day 10 'N' ,lmPII,,,,, monn ~oes further fOI mart} and settle d\\\n Old s,l\('r old I Ihem o,.r tllere 'ha\ It \ould oyer her .. Bl ~I;-';ERS TAJ{E8 tTP ART In ali walits of hfe There Is a growing Interest In Italy con,ernlng American educa;tlonal mstitu tlons accompanied by an Incl\easlng num- I er uf students sent bere elthel to com- plete their education or to take post- grauuate CoUlses Already during the l1r€'sent college \-ear we have cO operated In obtaining admission to American ('01- ieges of fifteen students from Italy ARam\t the 111l\\ lrddrll( ss So- t,8h~m that m.nd\ f..bel t PI r~lrh lit the :\ at 101JiIJ'l f{ll' Ps bnp(' f II ,\ \CIll\\ \f \ It tlJll! 11wrp Is a jJl'U :\atloI1<l11,t (Uhllll't 1Il ]l[)11 ('1 ,1Ild rOI th( PI( « ,II tl1'\ 'IJlKI-paltl- \an\ Luthrl, l hI pi ('till ('h,ll11 el- 101 m~l\ ,Pr\ r thf :\,It.t1lJ til-I tUlll Past ~et bdr lh JI fI\'. 1 I heir 11:niJl tlOnq karen t\o hlg'h It,ll (' l11,tcif' tr. reiH t Ion.!!! Il'\ (.i1ltln\l~ 111 dou hI ((Ib t h, I Ilo\lId Pl< [(,I 1111' mll1'~lIt \'«11 ~f' (] I 1'1 P (Ill 101 ,lin\ of fplllflll 11 11 II t.1I I,m .lllt] d thorll III tIH ,,(iP (If p) Allirri \!JII- t II \ l ont 1,,1 lorn !II -lOll bill t ItPI I nil tfltnd t. \\oll' .t Iitt It Inllg,,!\ 1 ClI -\ OJWlI ancl nl fI\1 r] ,) (hnmplOll tlr the (lId (,£'I 11\1 , It b thb dowl nil t lip (,el m,lIl h\rJloll that .... \1111\ 1\1\ AlIll I IIIPltal, A (;Prtll111\ III til<' h \1Id\ \f tl c :-:all0llRl1 t, 1\I1l1ltl tlil(, 1\(11 qll' ,II 'Ii 01 II~w n ;l(', unn \-l-uHIt! lJeuJn1e \'111' ~'!\P th, i)llIf 1'11'1 h 1'11]( h I- til, \ rl- I' clu,.\ old furn,'u,. dJ \\f\ant~ and I,vlng ,n one hou, .. fl I I numb!\! of veal r. thllll '\ (,Tf\ (\ lfh nl E of a ... tabl~ I pi are 111 <orH I, !lut \e hav\ changed .tll tllfo The ~uulh \f the da~ pref<rR t I l11arr~ a1v1 -t\rl mo\ ng '!Iround An apartmfllt In a <hY''-lal'er. as !ttllE' fllrlllturt'l a~ rOI;,-;':'lbh ~n lut' m )\1I1e a ttl nora reh f\r nPII Iia r< a 111 new thmg\ Th~ ti,fl\ruity (f ,i lu\\nl: It ,\loeh, U a\\I,tanre hOB ,8u, .. d much tIT th R nO ' <Inuit I Thr nr\ I; \IN]- !1l1ti It mal <' I ,onll'IlI('nt to r('l~ un th\ att~ndants prm Id<'d hV Ih\ npartnmnt hou~ and to rleprnd \1'''11 the d<'1t nl<'-\rn _hops or ca',!); nllP<oll,le le'IIUI.lnts ff r food I.\ mg I,n, I \I' ntl ~ r('111 h \''''plthed I'PI.on,,1 (11~n~urr per_nnal hupr tn ('\\ 1I} thr rrof11un{pd (Xple~\lOtl~ of tlO\<\ n \r. Ihe.\ ~I hen« fal l n \I till\ I' 10 I .1 !lrn\ \ hnmltcnp f'r '\ I 1 he temp 'Il\! \ hOI11(,\ -the .Ieop ng' pIn, ,,\-had pIa, e for plcturp, Pat-Rot. r\ fuuu,J It I,fll< uit tn ~\I P' I 'I~' and' nobudy I- hU\lng pUlntll f!~ an ... ll1or( bp('ume a tr\/' ,aVII1j! \\Ih hnu,chold drwrat r\ Bul .trt ,- et0'1 al Th\ I '\ of blautlful l\tur\ 1- mh,nnl '\ Ihe lapr It \\a< ,no, 'Inll, thn n\ .1', \ould be found to rp-tOI r p\ to l110drrn If .. (11IIou,lj !\n u!!,h , rlll/1 \\lth that 111 \ I'\ lOfl1C'< out f tIll \It<ldlr ~ ~,t Itnlung the Inll ·f~' t und npw thlng< Inclf'1 n bUQ 111 P\''' f' nt I 11 It (nm('~ In I\'r thp nllme ,f '{ r ulll'\g Ilhrn\rj .r T'al1lUnlt\ - Til\ I'Ht rOn\ of lhhe I It ,s our pllln a n<1 expecl. t,on to hu~ I his house and to pre\ent It to the great I unn, prslh not for thE' llIPl!ol\ joy of glvJng hut because 1\ th(' at t ,\e are selvlng I humanit~ ,. B ~ rORE Ihe \\al too, many of the (<<plgnr,s l<no\lng little ot Amerl lhn.., \\PI ~ -.;pr. ling E1hr( ~d to banl{ \n 1 hf> f 1 ('>oi~n\ It tlO\'~ how tn savo lio I,,, \\.rll '0 gulllhle as If 'oU WerE' to I The cultural relaUlJ.\ betwe~n man and man nnllon and natIon form 1m I pe-ll~hable ties that ,\ III bf'lp solve the pruLlems of tI'e da, and perpetua.te Iho friend I) Intt'rnatlOnul fell tinns and neigh- botly Intf>rco-ur-ae of the rulUle The COl I uflloll u[ tlm!;\ will wur\{ lrnmensurulJlc damage- ut11E'~f! Bonlethmg out~lde the leaim of s~]( Inlere\! l an hE' found thaI furnishes I u. (':ommun I{r und. thlough an uno£>tstand uble llleraturo ann langu\Se In \hleh \\e sh.1l find not atone 't he medlum ... of ex pI eSFlon hut also Ih\ spirit and soul of a LetteJ·s-.to the Editor lIffi-;-BORGhBW-S- HR~ 10 tl,o bdftnr ()f the E! cni)f(l Post The tlme Is coming-Is almost here In fa, I-when !tahan \Ill be regarded as one of the major languages in courses de .,gnpd for hoth busln.s~ and Ittprature ~Iany lugh Sl hools are teaching It along ,\1, h I'rpnch I1n,l Spanish. Rnd the elective 0) stem genernil), In use 13 bound to In- II NI\ this demand And In thllt field, as In oth~~ directions Ihls Italian cPlltel al (olumb1n. Is destined to exert Ii \ anr! b~nefitent Influence on bolh natlons concerned U~REST IN THE BALKANS 1 1 ~ir.=..ln th~ tn4dst or the POlltIO\il\rAY bflo- All.,,\ Hla, IP ~ \ tn graop American I I\ pen MI Bor!\'lum and tl1<' f'llono Moun- I To the Ed,tor of tha E-9 onm u Post \.\that Is because I\\ ~I\'\' rml Ass\ ,nllon It ma, be \orth sit-cable dispatches state that PremIer I ~10W a wealth, \h!le 10 r('oll s, me fill. hlg things Pllchlch or Jugo Slav!a has. decided to ra- ,,111 1m\ I'I<'nt\ or'1 wlllrh hll\\ been a complishe<l by thl' siore the c;nfiscated prop~ltJes of the late III ,n'\ I I ,ou.1 ,10\ but he \\on t unusual mun King Nicholas of Montenegro to his heirs tlfI~ fi 1 rid lrn~ nl ( 1111 He trusts to his. !\.1r BOl ~lllm hC'gHn hiR (nrN'r :lS a l)alnt Th~ infNence 1a made that this will be of 1tt fR~hl Ilf'rl (hil ('~p untC't whlC'h lool{s I (>1 and at)ueved uiRtinctlarl In thnt fipJ J material influence in closing the Monte- ,hUll\ go '\ Hell get around I But as with l1tan~ olher a rUsts his g,fts negrln question ~othlng IS further from ,Ime but just nOlv were man! He l'O~'ll e \- ~,uipt. rand lhe truth hecause \hfle the royal family D R SELLI;-.;t; ha_ seen the dO~\1lte his no Inlt) as n w rite, I,,\ \\0' I< of Petrovich ~Iegosch rna)' rece,ve valu- ln polllks and his pm t In the aircraft In- able propertles the andent rights of the ,~stigutlOn hp hOR 1 rodtllPd 1\ great I people of !\!ontenegro have not been re Bowery amounl (Of \ork in IllS I rofcs~lon as ~ staled Had thel Montenegrlns along with tales to HI ulplol the Croats and other mlnotlties receIved I t I~C' flom [l \tl~~t If' e..\U 1 ol\f\ f r EtH Ind b\;fiinC'~fl I B t it n(,\£'1 \\Ul 1 HI hfl Rl~S Thel~ I \~l ~ ley,,> «( qt Hlf fI nhtlut it thnt \eren't 11UP \\ 11\ (\ f'n [t 1A\ you neve I hCtli or hnhl Ull~ (n tllro ltm\. {'n Tht'Yall ta]\e tllfP 111(\l11 thp ~tr(lpIK Ihnt are supposed Spslde\ hi. PquPRlfInn mnnument\ In a certain mca8Ule ot self-government In rlrt'tllP~ f II thn .. t t h~ }!lI}l'\ SUrf' p]r'R\Ur(' tBld rl' Hlgll 11flln 1 ltlr- \nr from here On eluding the ~herldan8 11 Wa~hlngton find tile new Selb-CI'Mt-Slovene kingdom, the l hl\ there are hi. fam,\s lincoln ' sltuallon mIght not have become so acute .tuflio. thl) lal gil heR u of tin, olit In the ThOBe of us who hl1.vG fOUght fOi the , \p,toi at Washington und lite 'IOn kno\\ n lights of :Ilontenegro have not wanted ,\al~d ftgur\ of 1I~. emanCipator In' m\r\ly to reslore the dynasty ,\ Ith the :-';,..,Hl'].( death of I~lllg Nicholas and Queen M!lena , He ha~ JURI compI.tr\ th .. I \go.1 blOnze ~ 1llsappealed every vestige of to, all), thnt monument In tno \\onu Tit\ In Itself hDS tould act, tllO holl tt} the throne Prince b_en a prodigious 1.-'. necessll,t1ng all !lII<\hael being stili a minor and not In a almost uppalling amO ,t 01\ pbysical labor, position to dpf~nd hL'l rl8'ht~ Those who ,Ince MI B01 glum e> en on his big pieces, ' !lllnuld have stuck by the ehlp ahandoned does ~11 the phYSI('al lab< of modelmg lit while It was slnl<lng nt Ih, !tIll nnes durmg thell nllve, ,( ('el (,OHr11 'r l'mlth WQ. horn \nft pll'nt \ of IJtJ PI famous men have: nlttlll~\ j;\jf'lf au) thllt 11 (~ ... ( ht 11 f fltl\; II \\ lth th(l n\Htl(lss \oo~ 'f th\ It 'o-w,th the ~rt> to ke<'11 hadh ,m IV n~ and to «njO, the best of thlllIT< w I h as Itttl\ rar, an\ I (,Rjlons,bl ilty ~< p I\'~lblp , IO\l!ot\\old IllfillitlOn~ J,.:1 f It I l~tillli or till Vf'JI It 1)\ aumr~ I t otn~ f1 om thlf> (H~tn( t fhpy touJdn t I hn \{'!! 11~('n f lit of It If it '\ll~ JlS had aR 1t \i~ ]\llnt d Then 10~1 l1lul'\h In np\ clS Itt <;; (IlP hus sent tb I uro!'\ ('vulll un bn i 1 h. had ones don t ~n\t''' II(} ftPt'odif 3!o1 iust a~ tl\e-y get It \. It\, qf'tth IIlf' t that !'t!:'fids mtlhon~ (\~ry 1<1{.f 10 f\tl1 .. ,,. and mothers and I ,0uAlns and Aunts Ihousa na1! of mllos AWay ! 10 a plcllv Bound comnlunlty , If I ~ ~ Ii,l TT.!>N I. himself ' 1f the light fOr Monteneg10 II rights has With this mOl1umml 10 hi. credit II.. been abandoned by royaltv It wlll be kept haS und~rtak\n th~ great Confederate I up on behalf ot a brave people, who llilVO meOO0l 1nl In the SOtlth rhl. \\01'11 ,IS heen trampled upon tty tllel!' legal truB- overY one knew\ 1. .. 0 .... np.r-lM.D3 tllat- t iees 3,8 well as bX_the1~enrl!\ Thel,!! pui 1t In a class b)' ttself <'an be no peace in the Ball<ans Until jus- With tills sum or IlccoolnpHshmcnt. it lice I~ rendered to the ~1ont(!n(jll'rlll Jlel)p!~ would eeetn rather ltidicl\OUS t() call MJ: LUIGI cn.rSCtJOLO. \. Boltgl um a lazy ma;n or 11 bt la that one New \York Febt\uIU'YI 26, 192. And th<lre Is the qual! y of coura\e In the matter of physical cOUlage we are only 01 dlnarlly.glfted We have no mora than tho average man In ph),sical com bat we acquit ourselve~ up to the Ilmlt of OUI capaclt)' but we aVOId such com bat whon we can because we ha.ve no tremendous appetite fOl\ It But we have enough moral courage fO! twenty men On the side of motal courage we're nOl afraid of anybody or anything Public opin lon-what others will think or say 01 do -has no more eflect on us than water on a g'I\<len tIle'd roof If it Is anything we th1nk 01' belIeve 01 really want to do we are perfectly wlUlng-even dellghted- to perish for It at Armageddon 01 On any <-tiler battlefield But we sbould be Hry mUCh happle1 If we had Jess. 01 no moral courag~ at all v..\ never fight a moral battle-and we're neat Iy always engaged In one-that we are not d Ut fng the period of counting the casualues. assailed by doubts and fears and the feeling that the .... caUse fOl '\\luch wq lnarchcd S'llyly InlU battle wearing a green plume and a .ed sasb was an unworthy one And alwa~s and e,er Ihe memory of un kine!. uncharitable things we have done burns and \~llrS us with a. red hot Iron We forget the things that elate us a.nd momenhrlly become matters {or self gral ulatlon We can go back twenty five years any time and find a memO! y undar whIch we writhe In Ignominy aud humlllation One of these whIch Is extremely- and pointedly perBOnal and which we .hall auf lei atlgulsh for revealing romes to us as we II tlte ,\ e had a charming slstot or whonl we were 'ery fond She wus marrloo She and her husband wanted \ triOlng favor Had we granted it It wbuld ha\e Involved us 1n no trouble 01' dim ('ullY of any kind To ha\e done so would ha\ e been no more than a geStUl e But we thought they ought not to ha va Il that they would be bettt'r off without il And so wa refused it The), accePled--thi> refusal without feeling or resel1lment; It left no imprint on the affection we had for each other A, ear or two later W& were stricken with flu and at the crisl~ of the (aBe the doctors threw up thelu hAnds The sister came post haste Ironl the city In which she resided and leaned for a moment over the bed upon ,vhloh we. tossed as the fever consumed us Then she went out of the room smUlng eneou, agement to us v.. e never saw her face again In the moment spent In that room t he dr~!l4 \Isease gripped ber She was. buried before we were abll\ to Sit up in b~d That Is six years ago almost to the day. but the memory that \9 refused ll~r a trifling favor persists ,\ e have dliYl a t1,ousand deaths for It We shall die a t houBand more 'Ve llave Ihe gIft of words-the facu IV of piling tl1em prettlly one upon tee (tther_ 'We ran t resist the temptation to do , But we aimost never ,espond to the 110- !lerlous urga to pIle word upon wo~d th.t \\a I' e not guilty of some deplorable tiling oler'lt\hlch we subsequently \\Ihe , This as ~ou WIll have obgerved II! ou~ dn)' 10 be low By tomorrow we shall \.Ilt' likely be gl1Y cocky Insouciant a~aln tlonary lngl as a Idnd especially a sex, obaolel8 ex~<>pt In the latter sense and In that use now i cg.u-ilell as a vulgarism, \\hlch dIc tlonary do ) ou UMo Surely a POt Sfm of JOW ., ud,tlan would hardly UM vulgar Isms' B McE As is well know1l to pretty nea.l)! over~ bod;, wa use 1\0 dictIOnary of an), kind V,e let the cUnntele Il'0k It up fOl us and It 1S aiways happy to do It Sometime .. \\e haVo fiB many as a hundred pOiSOns ~Garchlng tl\e dlctlonar), at the sa.nlQ mo· But the llflanner In which tile jlro' scribed word got mto the COlumn is a ~reat tlMI more mtel sating than a dlctlpn MY and we shall relate It ./ \\ e used It In the connection because we thought such UBe mildly humorous and we are evel seeking to lighten and UI e'l up the column Then we turned Ihe copy over to the editor who, ends It and stalled to leave the office He caught us on the 'Do you mean Isectl 01 Isex? We meant 'sex but Inten \\ rote it sect' we replied he .ald ~ou ro gomg to have .::I heluvn tlmo gettmg It past the prootJ:ooDl and the copyreaders' Only lIe neV\l
