Show II I ARAB EPIGRAMS l The Tho Oriental 1 tact and personal charm of or Emir Feisal did much to win friends for Cor the Arabian cause causo In Paris N NO one ever came II away from him In an angry moot mood The Emir is very witty ant and many stories s are told of or his clever re retorts retorts retorts re- re torts to acquaintances s In Paris On on ons on occasion a correspondent asked him to give hc his opinion of modern statesmen as s n a result of his acquaintance with them at the peace conference lie replied They are like modern paintings They should be bo hung in tn a gallery gallery gal gal- lery lory and viewed from a distance I Another time at a meeting of the Council of or Ten M. M PIchon referred to the tho claims of ot France In Syria I which ho said were based baseel on the tho Crusades s Emir Feisal e 1 turn turned d to to- to ward ud him and al rI r. r I 1 am not II a great lud ni citory ef tf Lf- Lf tor tory but would you kl C mo me which one of or us won Ibi thi Cr Cr sailes J J Mr 11 Balfour once tried 10 2 out what Emir Feisal lh the British government Mi III 1 iE j i-j c ded It reminds nt as of i ti 12 avan Van In the desert Toj IlL It Impressive string strang fit t In the distance Itt file tile across I the shinier n 1 i When you first overtake ILls tha n i observe that the lut last aid Le I It J t to the tall tail of or the nut neil 14 UI I When you reach th the held head ef ort pf column you find that thit a lii ke key Is s leading he the whole From From Thomas Ls Uw tift t J Man Ian by Lowell Lowe ton for August AUKust IJ |