Show fEAR AND FRIVOLITY CONTRAST IN DUBLIN K 1 I tErms tErm's S 'S Capital I Presents Strange Association of Opposite P s i y n a Staff Co Correspondent of t the In- In News Xe- Service SeITter and null London Dally T Dublin Mar G. G Ne G. Never has Ireland beer beed so prosperous and at tho same samo tl never nover has hia sho she been so 80 dissatisfied dissatisfied fied Cowardly l stalk the streets tho the police dare daro not traverse tra their routes save savo in squads of ot not fewer than four tour gangs gang's of or highway robbers commit any offenses they like strikers of or various trades abound abound tn In Ina a word Dublin h Is Js a n. city given over overto overto to- to terror and by the strangest of ot contrasts to enjoyment Never has Dublin been en 50 so spontaneously spontaneously spon spon- say gay y Her Iter people are re Joy- Joy mad At the leading hotels the most vivacious of or dances are held nightly with women of or a beauty that only the Irish capital can produce and attired at- at tired d in costumes so daring daring- and ex expensive ex- ex expensive pensive that I London seems Beems n a shabby stiffer fo this bright Jewel jevel of or I the thc green Isle Isla Tho The hotels are full tun of ot the wealthy farmers cattle raisers and tradesmen from rom tho country Beats at t the tho theatres are Impossible to tu obtain for days dYs ahead and ahead and as for tor picture shows the queues aro are reminiscent reminiscent cent of or a successful London panto- panto nime Ime dies dies' Hobnob As AlJ for tor traditional hospitality flub Dub n Is more moro than outdoing herself e stranger within her gates tes needs both fortitude and rectitude not to be I I overwhelmed by It It does not limit limitI Itself to matters of ot food tood and drink but bot embraces the t the e whole gamut gamut of or tho the word hospitality Hero is a n. typical example of or what happens dally at a leading coffee room A correspondent sitting there then with an Intense unionist and bitter Ulster orangeman asked him what the Sinn really wanted or hoped to obtain Just a a. moment said the orange orange- man There Thero is my friend Blank Blank- ono one of ot tho the leading Sinn I will bring him over intro introduce luce you ou and you ou can loam learn for or yourself Tho The Sinn Feiner was brought over I Introduced introduce and he and the tho orangeman orangeman orange orange- man presented their resI respective views In tho the most friendly manner without a tinge lingo of ot acrimony calling each other b by their Christian names and above all aU trying out of or their abundant abundant abundant dant hospitality to furnish the correspondent correspondent correspondent corre corre- with Information Take Life Eany Often Easy Often Yet those two would tear at each others other's throats on a 1 political platform platform plat plat- form fonn and cheerfully plant ten foot pikes In each others other's breasts nt ot tho call of or their respective c armies Such Incidents are arc part of or tho regular surprises surprises surprises sur sur- sur- sur by which a stranger Is la In Intrigued Intrigued intrigued In- In In Ireland Recently I attended a luncheon of or tort forty The They included o er every diverse element in Ireland Thc They were Englishmen Englishmen Eng Eng- Scotsmen Dublin Castle Castlo officials of of- Sinn J Roman man Catholics fervent fer Presbyterians Presbyterians every every one protesting protesting pro pro- testing his Intense love loe for Ireland The They Thoy were all tho the dearest of or friends at that table an and ana at every ery otner other table tabo at which they would meet but foes uncompromising partisans as os separate as the tho poles poes In their diverse diverse and and mar mark you oti sincere political convictions Meanwhile the me menace menaco naco of or assassination assassination nation hangs s over o tho heads of or the leading officials of oC tho the Irish executive ex u- u tive tive- They all know they are re marked men liable at nt any minute to meet death at ot tho the hands of ot the tho terrorists at nt tho first convenient opportunity Yet no ono Bems to care about himself himself him him- self but about his colleagues I wish So-and-So So would take more care of or himself said one leading official tHe is too reckless They Thoy will surely get him Yet the official himself whom everybody In Dublin knows to be In Inthe Inthe inthe the most Imminent danger rides and walks through tho the streets of or the the- town absolutely unarmed and It is a wonderful country where th they take life lIe easy easy and and often |