New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
AN OMAR FOR LADIES.

AN OMAR FOX LADIES.
One for her Club and her own Latehksy Late Nyb ashts
Another wastes in Study her good Nlghts.
An take the Clothes and let the Culture go,
Nor heed the grumble OF the women iNisH's'
Look at the shopgirl all about us-"Lo.
Tn ~ a Hat and when my hair is waved,
Doubtless nv Friend will take me to the Show"
And she who saved her coin for Flannels red.
And she who caught Pneumonia instead.
VIII both be Underground in Fifty Years
And Prudence pays no Premium to the DEAD
Tb' exclusive Style you set your heart upon
Gets 10 the Bargain countersfaSana ul1enf.Sta anon
Like monograms on SaleSlady ue
Cheers but a moment-soon for you It's gone.
Think IN the sad Four Hundreds giided halls
Whose endless Leisure ev'n themselves appais.
How Ping-pong ragged so high--then faded OUT
To those far Suburbs that still chase It's Balls.
They say Sixth Avenue and the Bowery keep
The dernier cri that once was vas far from cheap
Green Wells. one season chlcILDePartfnent stores
Mark down in vain-no profit shall they reap.
-(Josephne Dodge Daskam' IN Harpers Masa-
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An American brewery has been established at
Ghent, Belgium. The entire plant OF the American
brewery with the exception of some copper ves-
sells has been brought from America. The nine
rlass-enamelled steel tanks. each weighing $500
pounds empty and holding l35 hectotres 0.4fo gal
Icnsl when full were likewise sent from America.
The beer never comes In contact with the atmos-
phere Steriized air only is admitted under per-
feet regulation, during fermentation. The yearly
output will be about 100000 gallons.
Exchange of Compments-The village sexton. In
addition to being gravedigger, acted as stone
cutter house repairer and furniture remover.
The local doctor. having obtained more lucra-
tive appointment in another county. employed the
sexton to assist in his removal.
When II came to settling up accounts the doctor
deducted an old contra account due by the sexton
He wrote the same time, objecting to the charge
made for removing his furniture.
EFF this steady. II would pay much better
than gravedSging
The sexton replied:
'Indade OF wud be glad a steady job: grave
diggn' is very slack since you left."-(Spare Mo
mentS.
the first time by native frrmers of Syria. These
pioneers all came from Chicago Eleven were
working during the late harvest in Coele-Syra and
twenty-six in the plain of Esdraelon. Also for the
first time in the history of this country the present
year has witnessed the Introduction and operation
in Syria OF a steam thrashing outfit It came from
Richmond Ind, and caused considerable stir In
Coele-S Syria. where it installed It's success
was complete even to the brusing of the straw-a
most important item, since, in the absence of hay
and with the sparing or oats barley and other
grains crushed straw. In these parts, constitutes
the staple food for stock Furthermore for the
-four mill has been successfully started In this land:
it came from Indianapolis. and is now grinding
wheat in Lebanon.
Customer-Have you any problem novels?
Bookssller-No, but here Is treatise on integral
calculus which Is said to contain some novel prob
lems.-tRocky Mountain News,