New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The first almanac was published in 1472 by Martin
Ilkus at Buda, Poland. and in 1913 almanacs were
compiled. nearly in their present form. by John
Muller, otherwise RegimOnta Aus. printer az
Nuremburg. The first almanac printed in English
was Richard Pynson's which appeared in 1881
wos GIL TO VI YONK TX.
Across the sad and solemn sea
reach a friendly hand to thee.
Ny brother in adversely.
VI Yonk TX.
I. too. have seen the lamp Of fame
snuned out just when its rosy fame
Filled the wick
l. too have seen coy glory fit
just when my, name had made hit.
And people tried pronounclng H.
The spIendor that made mine own
facet hic."
Your name. with rhythmic clink and clank
Was one before which others shr99nsL,
My name was like serenade,
Threw a brick
Nv name was like a gentle sigh
a song beneath the southern sky
But still were brothers. you and !.
Althoush your name when sPsG las: makes
CItching quick
But g.. not mourn Rejoice with me.
For future ages stu shall see
our names a-romp through history.
Yes. II Yonk TX and wos y Gil
Shall through The coming epochs peal
Chicago Tribune.
The latest thing IN automobile Insurance is issu-
ing "A policy which protects the automobiHst II no
runs down another person The company under
takes 20 pay the damages up to a certain sum and
20 night the case II necessary. so All the automo-
bllst has 70 DO Is to select his victim
Got what They wanted.-Over IN tho mosquito
rich After his death. however. it was found that
he died penniless. His will was very brief IL ran
Of Gqs I'm Garth, FheF Nv 2 2ayees
-u1 1IT;ia M as zine,
The Star Of Hope" paper published IN Sing
Sing Prison - edited by some one who NJ times
shows a grim wit paragraph In n late issue
makes this announcement: The star Of Hope
seeks 90 review books that deal with Justice. pun
ishmeut viIlany and crime-not because II pro-
fesses 20 bring TO tho task any degree Of critical
acumen. but for reasons that will suggest them
selves 20 any alert mind"
WHO'S wHo7"
Throned IN a place Of honor on my shelf
NJ, idisrSa r,or1aTis witch concerns itself
With men and women
How brief with all its records Is the. roll
How bald vet Observation-Disclosures. on tho whole.
How democratic!
Here. and no otherwhere I'll wager II.
C.sI-nder the wheiming C's" as Milton writO
BY Lord Hugh Cecil
Where else are Burnham and John Burns, VI. r,
Whom oft THE Daily telegraph has slated.
or courtly Chesterfield and &C. *. c.
Associated
How truly entertaining. too. 10 note
How these important persons take their pleasure:
How rod racer. bicycle or boat
Begufe their leisure.
How some delight 90 scale the mountain top,
And one. an aeronautic man Of mettle.
To soar triumphant over highest Pop
ocatepetl.
Whose sport assumes the form Of "church-beu
And one glad soul who. when his tasks are done.
VIII fall TO singing
Then change Of work. and photOgraphng views.
what writer's are those recreations. Whose
But &C. u. S.'s'2
PLAY on nv brothers Sail and shoot ard sing,
Golf garden. CAD about the globe be Jealous
In the pursuit OF every living thing
i am not jealous
One shred Of privacy | eth retain:
To keep IL sacred Is my stout endeaVor.
The public knows not how / rest my brain.
Nor shall IL ever.
punch.
A Buffalo newspaper tells OF an amusing foOtnote
that has been discovered IN a French translation
OF one Of President Roosevelts books. Mr.. Roose-
welt had quoted the remark Of Senator Ingalls,