A CHICAGO "QUICK LUNCH."

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 423, 2 June 1904, Page 3

A CHICAGO "QUICK LUNCH."

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"Whtre can we get a quick lunch?" asked one of the official stenographer of the National Civid" Federation wi • came on from Chicago to report tbft proceedings of the executive comnui tee of the industrial department >f that oi&amzation Report* the ?7cw York Times.

Before the reporter to v .. . question was addressed could tell the neighboring "beef-and" pis. which met his idea of a "quick hu.eh the Chicago stenographer acker, b ■> far it was to -—'s, mentioning- a. pi

where a New Yorker would n-tf • lesß he had several dollars to spt.ru *.<. luncheon and a oouplc of hours to d • votes to gustatory delights. The stenographers compromised on one of the best downtown restaur* ants, "We had. a good, qtliek lunch," gaifi one of the stenographers on their return. "And it only took us an hoiii." "Do you call that a 'quick luncl:* in Chicago?" asked the reporter. "Arything over 15 minutea we call a dinner in New York." • A Vntnnl>le Dtaeovery, A hitherto unknown portrait of Martin Luther, painted by Luc-v. Crunaeh, the celebrated artist at \ burgomaster of Wittenberg, has b- • .uncovered in the town chur<;•? of Wi tenberg. It is pronounced oo be t.'-. best portrait pf Martin Lutbtr in tiatenca. —. ai~-