2. Broken property.
3. Approach of ambulance.
4. Silence.
In Japan, among top-classes, trouble is enjoyed more peaceably. Suppose Count Noku desire to have insult with Baron Obi. They shall meet at lunch, thank you, to talk this. They first disgust their appetites with tea, cigarettes, Japanese ginger-snaps, conversation. Finally at last Count Noku say to Baron Obi,
“Esteemed & high-horse Samurai, would you care to have insult for me?”
“Magnificent Count,” say this Obi, “it is your exalted privilege to insult me.”
“Thank you for the benefit,” say this Noku, “I will do so.” And so saying this he pull one hair from head of that Obi.
“Ouch, thank you, I am insult!” retort Baron Obi. Following this there is quiet hara-kiri with table-knife.
At food-stand of Mr. Swartz I often lunch there for economy. Best nourishment may be obtained for 5c by ordering 3 sausages from Frankfurter Germany with slice of toast.