Life, 1898-05-05 · page 14 of 20
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THE FIRST PUN. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THEM MINOTAURS, ANYHOW?” “OM, THEYRE at PRLLOwS! Opinions About the War. * Any educated person could have predicted “It isa war for bumanity, painful, but his The Evening Post T isa meat-eaters’ war."- The Quarterly Rum did it!"—The Voice Vegetarian, “Lid it" William Hearst. “A natural consequence of the fatal and in ~ On receipt of information published exelu cusable habit of eating salt on food.” sively in the World,” ete., ete.—J. P. mentary Gazette. If women outrage humanity by wearing Such things must happen as long as folks birds on their hats, what can you expect: persist in allowing their bodies, and he etheir The Audubon Societi torieally indispensable."— Public Opinion It's a d—d bad serape and should have beet avoided."= Private Opinion. “ There is no fun in it."—Almost Everybody. We shall grieve when we lose and blush n we win," —Secret Sorrow, “ ~ Ther be but one outcome, the ruin of ; < Spatin."-Sedor Po minds, to be poisoned by vaccination. * I'd as soon send a son to Cuba as to Yale." Auti-Vaceinationist ~ Mrs. F - A Doubtful Statement. H* I don't know whether it is sa fe for me to interview your father or not, Sue: Your life should be of no conse quence compared with my happiness. Fitzhugh Lee. HE American stage, at present, is occupied with an exciting melodrama, This geu- tleman is the Popular Hero. He is a great success. He has a stately preseace, a traii- tional aspect, “a brow like Mars to threaten and command,” and is applauded to the echo by enthusiastic multitudes. Wherever be goes there is standing room only, and his general pose and dramatic fire are said to be unequaled. A few weak-minded and ungentle critics declare that he has too much strut, but they are readily hissed down, Being a Popular Hero, his audience is always with him, and his lightest word is listened to with breathless interest. He is a star of the tirst magnitude, and when he speaks the other actors forget “MAMMA, THIS IS CAPTAIN JIMMY OF OUR DASERALL NINE, AN’ HE SAYS THAT HE'D JUST AS their parts and join in the echo. SOON STAY TO DINNER WITH US AS NOT.” It is a great thing to be a Popular Hero.