Life — September 19, 1907 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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K. | she said, as she tool gl lig bd sl egg The Sick Man's New Problem IERRE LOTI is better known to. Americans than most foreign authors. His “Iceland Fish- erman,” “Madame Chrysantheme” and “The Mar- riage of Loti” have been liked by many on this side of the Atlantic, although they contain little of that “action” which the reviewers are fond of talking about. Loti’s poetic, impressionistic books are as unlike as possible the favorite types of fiction, but they are none the less good. To the wandering naval captain, who has found the leisure to write twenty-seven volumes, the favor- ite field has been Turkey, Constantinople, Stamboul, Ispahan. He comes back to the Turk again in he Disenchanted”—but with a purpose. His book is a plea for the oppressed, for the married women who are forever shut behind the lattices of the harem. The astonishing thing, as Loti pre- sents their case, is the condition of advanced educa- tion and culture of these upper-class Turkish women They are dressed from Paris, live in French bou- doirs, speak the European languages, read Nietzsche and Schopenhauer, as well as Loti and Gyp—and with all this these women may never talk with a man. The pity of it! The thrce charming, veiled Mussulmans who con fide their troubles to the author are all divorced or widowed; two of them finally commit suicide rather | than reenter the married state. ‘The fate of Djenane pathetic little tale pparently two wi tion for Turk out of this woman less education or more liberty. had, the former is impossible lem for the Sick Man of the East is the N We extend him our deep sympathy. Evening Post. OST: That man down in the arbor making love is a divinity student. Parker: Yes, I know—but who is the divinity? —The Editor. In a Savings Bank Ma* a bit of humor and pathos is scen through the window of the bank cashier or teller. Mr. John F. Murray relates, in his World of London, some examples which he overheard as he stood in one of the city’s savings institutions six {came an Irish hodman, with something like the débris of a hat under his arm, and in his hand five shillings to deposit. He blundered from counter to counter, always in the wrong place, and eternally ing God to “bless their honors,” although just I could not make out Next appeared a Welsh 1 s, the savings of half a were returned to her as “Ii “ Master: shouldn't aid with six sover- ‘Two of the coins back her hard-earned sover- cigns, “forsurehe always gave me the heaviest work.” ‘An azed man and woman tottered in, supporting cach other. Time had bowed their heads, but it had no power over their affection. ‘They brought thirty pounds, the accumulated hoard of years, which they wished to deposit to insure them a decent burial. “We have lived without the parish, and we hope to die without it,” they said. “In whose name shall I enter it?” said the clerk. ‘The two looked at each other in bewilderment. had not thought of this contingency. Better put it in his name,” said the old woman, “Put it in her name,” responded the old man, “She can guide it better when I'm gone.” the wife. The couple consulted for a few moments. 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