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The Conning Tower
I lil I HI Mk'i PARTY
* of them,
? ?'.< n.
ein hud been up mi | ; act
For '
Tin ' '?
?
-
And blocked the ai
Ju
.
. . er hurd-.
The altercation with th? .... ned usher
P ping R ' BJ
wed naturally.
-
t to kill.
. first
I you
? ?
. lear Mr. Gledd
?
ill.)
R alind,
A 1 Smith.
liner hands, you wicked boy,
'
n'a up!
I think they i waited till wo ? . ?
\ :. ,ir Judge,
will neve
v. -ii Mi B. .I'TiC-,
her.
""i good < SX.
Tiran,
ning top.
puckered shirti
That's right, Geraldine, in you go,
la, aw? et.
Iragged ti. . ' toupee off.
. -
': .
v years
-
'. although, i ve it?
The who! ira i
- kill.
?How anaemic are these times! i
MO HAMII TON.
DULCINEA VISITS WASHINGTON SQUARE
irest chu?' 1' ' road my Tribune and ti
n (mel mylaatletl ra sitting down opposite me
II rhymed poetry with long lin?-.-.
.hing and I wi ? aa thrilled as I i
' :kCS.
.ic.-e pup ia a "blondiah
' place that ia a very questionable way to
you think'.' or do you? And in the
: ip woman ia a horrible brunette, and
/ arr. the) ? -? i<r d it'a Susie, and she's a poodle
ti to hurt ra? terribly they
ii Susie that 1 don't like or mix
he doesn't like.
I .' .' Ko, air! He . ' I in't.
Heaven k ^ 1 nearly .trained my
? ; pompadour and he ki pt on li tc-ning to
th; who is the Village guide and didn't pay any
.in a- though 1 hadn'1 been there at all!
mother illusion broken and I'm glad I wok?
ern it anyhow from the verses he
\ ? . I - ? ,r him brag ab
I Tower w U
rend one's time on such people, i what
. ly thmgs to tell you about every
' with Susie n?.w and I guess I'll
for Rut let me jual apolo*
, ! this time. I thought it wa
Pol,' ? lough! all restaurants here wire Italian, and
from Springfield. Mass. Just think of tha'!
: | en you come to think of it.
. *his time.
..I've got
that i ever go to the Black Cat? My dear, ?
er. It's just
: J, DULCY.
ni i?; OWN RHYMED U\ vu w
' . v I
I ?' ?pon our well known drama
. 1 have any fai'h in.
! rids against modern panorama
George Jean Nathan.
: ipon that institution
mit he brings no nearer to solul
?
t the fi::"-- <r .aheatrical tradition.
1- ? ? . ? ter woi-I magician,
? ? r I
Bottom '??'?> . ? tier
peed din
G. Berna rd shaw* one bet
ok from start to U'
?
ON SI I IM i IVI !?
rrow. I "i mu
- ymen. An Eng
' . his ?lead body.
Iii for Eng
man
.
.?rre -.-. Por mu ? i
- BEATTY.
. ofl
rib
1 lay Oft* a a a
? onl ribs.
J . J'. A.
The Birth of New Nations
PALESTINE
By ISAAC DON LEV1NE
? I . /: i /,'
? i
The Jewish ?lue.?'ion. the oldest of all
the national problemi now awaiting
ition at the 1 i '?ming
. ?
changed it
I
The Ru? ?an : ? roi ii ion had a pro
.
'on of
? H of 1
1 moved some of the Ui
j in the J? v. I ' . ' on.
And yet ti -.'>ugh causes left
i solution of the
.!. ' . ,'.'."111 :;. '
that will di cid? .
Jewish Problem 2.0(10 Years Old
problei
rsl came
i into existence when Rome destroyed,
. k. D. 70, ti -i - tat? n Pa
?
d to all the <
that ii . indi? ?dual
tity. 1
hud b<
. ? .1 lillian lli-hr? wi were d' '
to lose their : . ntity.
ii were going
into exile a from
the.r mid t, " di '.eloping in hu
' men:' ?vior of the
' human i BC< . I of o 1
mis world. !. '?? i to organise ;
tie? and lo? e. And
powi r Chi inity grew and ex-1
? : ? ing influ I
; | , i ; .
? . of l"ve
'
ild have,
. : ' ?cisted a
?
r the i
'
?
-
. which
i
'
t eigl turi?
...
notions. It is son
referred to
?
for it is 1
I " ."! the
?
Talmud (,ui?le of l>;-|i< raed l'e?iple
The . . ti? of C1
I i religious
Hebi
?
r? ?gion
? .
'
pre 1
?
? .
'?? lu
'?'
pation.
.
the Jeu lived. ?
\t t? ? the |
:< Bimerce "?:
.
popn on, helping them
?
.
, . of the Jeu
Golu - is the I
i arsllel foi - ! lomie
'
? .
evolul
. from land
: ? .
...
. their los!
i ? ?
. e law of Mo ? .
:
li.? ,-b Religion Vit.-ui.il
. .
bound
?? i big
the J?
Hie J
relig
t cnth perpetual on of
?
?
fer m the
' ' '
t OCCUI
I . ,
. ihould add i" the
? I
i?,],.,!. . !" ea
: painful that it
! . IB Of
.', ? i- n
li., ,, God
., i. ? rh? . .
r:hi ' iai 'i'* ;
in every I ''."? ? ! !"
kSVa
3r--: ?'. O^DA-rtASCUS
at
^IDOKVS ^
ScA. cr NJ
j AU Lit I
?8/
4
THE NEW JUDEA
? . arhich Christ
. h un -
?In?!- of ti of i rhe Span
remain a
,
But ? ir? ; - . mod
1 tribut
..
rho J?
-
...
?
?
. then I
?
.'
. i I ? . \?. hile in
?
-
OppresoJon Canece! MigraUea
'I ii,- . . j? . - - .
?
...
?.
the nat
pul
would
?
?
- ?
I: .
first enl counl
?
.... time ago
.1. h probten
...
, . . . , iii .
ritual
?
i V . '
? -
...
.
. and
- ? ... r t,.
??
te modern ? ped, the
?
. . on m
In hrurl;?:
foi it 'Hi in
rted tn
... , .?
... .
.1 ..
\ '?? w . pla) e,l
a v IT ? . ncial role during
u ? ?.
?tea Financed tVaahiagtoa
v a i ington wi i i anci d I
i e Frei
t ?on ii ? tro
.
France 1?
A
I . tria and Germany proceeded.
. ?
... ... .
pracl ?colly
world's Jen i.. li .
-
I),, ni
. sard the i f the 1
tiny. [| rae no1 ced that in 1
. the Jewa ! ad be?
ii
Germany was the birth?
place of this modern anti Semitism. On
other hand, in R
DBor? . han half of I e
.1, ? . . : mn < were
?
of th? Bei . * . eat ? of 1878,
Rumania 1 I I
grant equal rights to her Jewish in?
, ??liilitiiiii nf the Ra?
I .
massa :? the
.gO . ....
m ?Ilion Ru les have u
I a l-v |i;ri). :l 111 Milla l.ilPlI
of th? Kasten les
and the ant in the
?
pirati?
turned I < I I th?
Holy Im ,!. . ird th?
.n the
tfter the |
- I?
. : ? / on " d? 11
. .. Jewi-ii coloniza! ?on in Ps
G ron] , g Indents pio
1
of the J?
coanl ry ot
winch Ihej had be? n di po i ted
?
... eentrc
J, .
. .
nltii cull sting
eg led
\ ted I ' - eil ever the ;
world
ai ith? i
a. . lima the little nucleus I
future J*? ? Paleatii
. . .
language.
: donists w?
: . ? . :
'
Je? i -h pi obi
lb? H
ting a
? i ?
.1. >?.? I BVOred Slale
Herzl, .? I ?
bold propo tat?
i.
- ?
?
\
t.? launch the Zionist m? vom? i
i
? .
.- s to the ranks
of th? / on
of Heral, who a
?
m all direct
Bul all the attempt? of Her/.l to
tending
the Ottoi
. . . . ? i . n fi
.
'?'.'? on i za ti on ci
i.
? . . ? - r
? the 01
leatl ? ? Herzl, in 1904,
?
to pra ti?
Palestine, and
?
I ...m by
. ?
the Jewa It ii
In ihe
ral ? . i - . . , ncour?
.
Anti-Semitl ira OB Decliae
r?i 'i-f. anti Sem tism mi?
? r?-i definitely 01 I
million
Jewa
?. - i . . ? igh her
King, proi
' hero
fore !? tioi
lion, ral ? t han an urgent l fi
rhere an influ ntial and con tide ra
? ?
...
par? icula i
I? ? re is s pro
ntii . P . -ne m the
. ? . i
helm ?ne n oritj of the
; . . Palesl
I |;,, . .,. .
I? . . on. One ii
ed of I I
Jeu
. . . ? .
Phe its o I
.Judaism no1 ne bul
? ? II ? .- . rie?
retici ind sr? ted b;
?
l ? , . ? the Je? b rani
PI '
tate w ith lurpi
, the bulk of
Jes - wil I not 1 theil r? 'and-,
e ne-.?.- oppoi ? an- being
ed to th? ra, to migi ite to I
undoubted!) will, 'I he eondtt ion ol I
h Jewry doei no1 proi e to be
very bright in the near future. And
|,. will lea?? ' free |
try with rnthusiaam for Paleatine i
The beal reason for the solution of
Jewiah problem ia the unquestion-l
able axial , ful national
. ni m til?- Jes i-ii mid-'. I a
trouble for the
'
.i, ? counti
,. could very pro| be I
to Palesl let I
Am? r;?-ir. . Th?
of B
Ji?s Should Become Nation
The great] I ' thal
eentre
l tO 1 :
n lal if B people
: e COI
?CHU;
. I Stat? oar B ? ? '
? ? . (ford I
The
ild !.se i nation wil ?
. y iii" their OS n. I f COttld
tuate their . iltur? end national
?
ed thi? i
.ittitudi
Jewiah queation. Britain,
: the l nited Stat?
ed? dared '
,i or of ? Paleatine. I
,,;' ?h?- 8oc . ? ?
? . - ? Huysmans, ha? i
ipp? it of .'uth a ?
'
! . . dream of centui ??
b? realised. I he wandering Ji . . ill be
. bai k to ' on . bj ?better
humanity, concluding tha long night
m?r?' ol J? i ineriag ead eppr?a-j
?
The War in the Mountains
IV
Only a Few Steps Higher Up
By Rudyard Kipling
This is the fourth of five articles by Rudyard Kipling tombing the amazing campaign
?among the Alps that is being waged b i ?tal . Mr. Kipling has just r. I rned from the Italia?
front where he has had opportunities to see battles on snoto-covered pea >er ground
.,/;- rt mountain goats can kardl < mo . safely. The ffth article will appear on Wednesday.
. ? ;
rttf ?
For a special job, , but
.for all jobs, youth above even'
That portion of the Italian frontier
?here men mu?; mountaineer as well
,i- climb ii held with Alpine reg?'
I ha corps is recruited from the people
who inhabit. an?l know what I In the
mimi of. the mountains men u
carrymg loads along eighteen inch
paths rounil thousand-foot ?Imps
Their talk ii the slant: of mountain-,
a apecial word for every
? .'.? al mow, lea or rock, aa . lab
nrate'y particular aa I En talk
when he :- de ici ?bing his i
wear > smash hat adorned with one
eagle feather worn dowa to an hon?
orable stump now'; the nails upon
their boota resemble and are ken" a
sharp as the fangs of wolves; their
eyes are jika our a raaea'a eye?; then
walk on theil own srrour.rl suggests the
und a more cheery set of hard
hitten. clean-skinnci!. -tcady-cved
| devila I have never yet had the
- to Bieal
"Whal do rou ioV 1 wa-- fool ih
enough to ??i-m-irul of them ''i-om the
ty of B mes room seven thou
?.[, among :
Foi the noaaenl the fores! eui <?' ti
oppression of the mountain view.
..< lh, come and Bee," aid thoaa
children. "We aro working i
higher up the road. It ia only
: ?
Wilderness of
Crag-) and Fissures
i . tool me ! ear above the tim?
ber lim i ' ' edgi of the basin, to
i promin?
ahich l I ad . . a approaehini
boura back, along the road. i
or thirty miles away the pillared ?ass
nail looked BO more than implac
i hostile much a Moi I Blanc
.rom the lase. I nmin . I ? .
It h.ui groara steeper, and i
of wrathful ?rae- an?! flssurei had re
tself \. . ... rang? fion al
. directly below he 'I og, one
perci ed, n ? n I np sheer, a heri?
r?' buitre outward. Ilk" a si- p
B1 lunching. Every monstrous detail
o' |ti face, etched by sunshine throuch
utterly clear air, crashed upon the
ight at once, overwhelming the mm<l
i .i r.?- ? world .? ?ght, wearying the
. . ai H gigantically enlarged photo
- does
Gravel Road
Through Snow Tunnel
i' wa: hulder- again by I . I
net wide enou - vehicle and two
. li nel wa ?Imp', b--" n
w her. thick, and lighted
b) an unearthly blue Klare where ||
was thin, till it broke into blinding
ght where the May heat had
in? lie,I out 'i'e arch of :'. Rut there
graded gravel underfoot all the
way. and swilling gutten earried off
? | .. mowdrip on either tide. In the
open <?r in the dark, Italj make bul
on.' kimi of road.
s il our new road." the joyous
children explained. "It isnt quite
tiniiheil. SO if you'll sit on th s *= mule
well take you the last few step-, only
I few - '? I?.? higher "
I lookeil up again between the tea
ering snowbanks, There were not
,?..?11 wrinklei on the face of the moun
tain now, hut horrible, smooth, honey -
colored thumbs and pinnacles, clus?
tered like camlle dripping- rour :
main eora of anaffeeted rack, and the
v. hole framing of ?f bent toward me.
Ii-. roa?l waa a gruel of gravel.
-tone- aad work ng partie-. No one
hurried.' no one got in hia neigl
.here were -, e-\ few order
rven a; the mule hoisted herself up
and round the pe$rge?l-out turn*; of it
toad seemed to be drar Bg
?Uto -hapc.
Just a Mere
"Grocery Line"
lhere are little epg.ne hou es at
the foot of some of the Bwiai bob
runs which for fifty centime uaed t-?
port-men and their hob = lcds up
to the tap aga n by funicular.
Mme arrangement stood on a platform
. red out of the mcK, with the very
same smell of raw planks, petrol an?l
snow and tne same crunch of cram
in,in on siu hy ground. Rut Instead
of the ?og railway, a ?steel wire, sup
p.irte?! on frail struts and carrying a
steel latticed ha net r,," |p the face
of the rock a* an angle w'riuh need
not be spec.tint. Qua ra.i ?ai, it was
nothing- the mere*? grocery liae, they1
laed ar.d. indeed, oaa ha?! seen
:. ; , B the va lej ?
lower down; but a certain r.,^
of rock and snow- her.eath ar. i
arej blaati of a.r out of .
it i
' -' : g
Eagle's Nest
Of a World
At 1 i ten
dred feel overhead we wen
than two thou-an?! feet above
-.ouse in the pin?
that
old ivy prints on S I '
pee!
.. trampled -now. conr.ectinc the
I ? i the oil
mess' and, I pn -un-.e. the
ground or" the garrison. If the cook
[ dropped a bucket, he had to co down
?ia hundred feet to retrieve ' If a
visitor wen? too far around B corner
latir? the panoramas he became
\ trisaa who
, promr1 - '. v
'this eagle'l i world in two
IBg life and
a ti plank ami girders, the
? '
intain abore I?
-
it 1
Real Work
Higher Up
"Our i
i fe? ' . ," thev i?r-r??i!.
But I i ailed thal '
I climb up and
'. ' B? . .. ? r- i , of no
interest to any i?ne ,-....? . .
around the corser It wa ist the 1 -
ular rou'..re o? these- pari
lined ii for the ?? . Itor
Ton elimb up a re, k
ehimaey by ?boulder or si
?uch aa mounl eei
.-i-,I st nl|
the enemy drops
chirr',- 0 ? tl|
fortnight of -k un
one such chimney, bal I
??. carry me h ne gun . and
?ome .h Be gum are of
Frei
dun C? i, take ii
we want you 1 ? ? ' '
head f France and Itali '
?
And when vou emeroo from .
chimney wh-ch best I -io in
'?;?ile,| h?-,' .
rock make a noise you I
i'd the i r? i
on the top. :n which cs ? you d<
him, or cut him off from supp: .
gunning the only goatpath that |
them; ,,/. ; < ? I -?I the enemy commands
you from ome un^ir-pce'cd corr
knob of rock. Th"n you po
if vou can and trj - And
that i h< W ' d IB? all alor/
-?-?-'?on of fron'-er where the groirid
doe-; not ]r * \ on 'io 0(
Special Work
On Mountain Top
Special work omewhat d Iii r
You ?elect a mountain ton rch!' -
have rei-'-n to I
'he enemy and all his 1 You ef
i lodgement there with your ?"'h
and tornails; you min'' into the ?olid
rock with compre ?-? a rdrills
many hundred var: a? you calculate
mav he BOC* irj '?'?'hen von have
lied, yon fill your golleries n I
nitroglycerine and blow the top off the
; mountain. Then you ocr-iry 'h'- ?
w-i'h men ard machin? ?.-?. '. .
? i can. Thus you r?cure
domir iting ' 'ion from
can gSIB ?ame
li this.
Tou'vi the ? nn"
It stood ";. - de n the
. aj - r^ ar i th peal
of molar teetii. The la .
peak had gone. A chasm, a
? roi -.-!;'..?- took its |
Tea, I had
.... ...
had b'."
"Ob, be did thal . m."
A man with thi . | or a
rausieisn laughed and nodded Ti
owned, he wa mixed op ia the si!
of the I - "" na,l srritti a
pur: on it, too. They had a
live toa I of Bil that
mine. Phi J i sd hr?.? Ighl ' BP b |
?.
hand in the old days when he ?aa a
ii I moi liveel in
ra w re r.i: ? ' . WOJt WOtt
. ag tia
. lad your beti i it all?"
"No no; ne? al!, bv ;inv mean.*, but
, are'd finis ted with ti'.e Css
, tta we were miners and meer |
' aorta of things w? n?'v-er er
tha amy al I
\ . . till goe-?
v< s .ile ag
n. And now would I,
.? to a littia- Baa*
their . lived aa the
,! plav the
tey March.
iron ?hook
bead - ad ? .. Auatrta
\. , ir fat mu
-
Wagner Reduced
To a Whisper
G i vea a i i rea over in
a sounding hoard behind and above a
is hand, to concentrate the
.. d i", k ribs on e.tiier s;?ie ;?>
Iowa a thousand I . I
, . rfielda I ow, and
thunderous echo?.s from ?very cranny
. - half a nn'e of
a, ti'.e r?-suit, r rio
. . Wa - i
.? I Auatxia ira
.-?1 th??
bul . ed to aie thal
...
bra
- .- :
' and the mc
.
1 . . lol .". oke
v had
? ' ?' ?> I O'l
nat m ma. The ? M
when
c them nr : i
?
"ii
U g faun on a rael
bave a con
?
. ? ?
. l SB, il wa time for the woik
ng r-nrur-i to be coming in off the
, announcement I
from high or? rhead to our unseen aad.
: rformance vin en,I?-,?
and they need not applaud any !<
. a little mora curtly
? < I j like eera
?
'i ' e . prea?d .. l h the crea*
toorare aci the
PB tapping and clinkinj
. far up th<>
? - I aerial r iilway car
BBUal; the work* g p ?. .. ?
Ited off ead | iad the
ghi ? - begaa.
With Death
For Company
? ' .dren
res a
I . lading, for I
b!e foothol?i, on no1 - -
r ra and went about their
.- e dote, moving up or aide?
. of the red
lil ...-..
real work lay "only a Cow steps
.-.' i r? the abeervat?oa eoata, the
sentril , the supports and all the r,- .
. ground compared with which
.non tracks 'round the mess and
,-racks are level pavement. Those
taken la every weather
t ia, made at 11.000 feet,
ritl or company under each
.'?,ot, anil the width of a foot at each
h, al ' tap 11 the
.... . .
.i blunt-nail? d boo*, slips once
. ra; mount
? . ? a; a knob of r
' hand; an
ted al of aaiaal
at ef I
.
the dar
. . , .. f , | r.
returning to tha eofi
ind the | aw
the or,. -,
A turn of the downward road shut
them BBd '?'? ~n'- never
.: by my ey B, but the
th, the ovarplua ef strength, th?
. . | ii olonca of . ? .
the gravity, beaut.fully ma.iitaim :
goa ca ahaa the
. | to the enemy, and th?
I || rcmaui
with rae Bat, behiasl it all, tine a*, the
ropee, laBadaeaets s* the
. ..- ua of the
, / ' . 1 ,.??.;''? 'o *'.. -
at-rtaeiaa ?Wal }>'J The Tribune.)