New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The number of workmen employed in the auto
mobile industry of France in 1901, according to
the president of the automobile syndicate fs al
least 5000 skilled mechanics and 5000 employees
clerks. etc. TO which should be added about 20
600 chauffeurs, making a total of 100000 persons
who are directly identified with the industry
INAUGURATION DAY.
On this great day child of time and fate
On new path of power doth stand and wait
Though heavy burdened, shall his heart rejoice
lowered with nations faith, an empires choice
Who hath no strength. but that the people give
And in their wills alone his will doth live
On this one day. this this is their one man
The we'll beloved the chief American!
Whose people are his brothers. fathers, sons:
In this his strength and not million guns
Whose power is mghtier than the nisbties+ crown
Because that soon he lays that power down.
Whose wish. linked TO the peoples shall exceed
The force of civic wrong and banded greed.
Whose voice in friendship or in warning heard,
Brings to the nations a free peoples word:
And. where the oppressed out from the darkness
'T1s as the voice of freedom and of hope.
Oh, pray that he may rightly rule the State.
And grow in truly serving, truly great
-(Richard Watson Glider in Golfers Weekly.
A Viennese naturalist declares that nearly all
reptiles that die from natural causes close their
lives between nightfaH and midnight only a few
between midnight and morning, and fewer still IN
daylight Most reptiles seem aware of their an
preaching DEATH seeking out particular places
and there awaiting the end. while those whose
lives spent underground come to the surface
before death
Marital Pershage-'T must confess" remarked
Mrs: Crabbe, Il don't believe there ever was a
really perfect man" We'll" replied Mr. Crabbe'
Eve had only been made first" How do oI1 ~
mean? Well. she would have bossed the lob
of making Adam."-(Philadelphia Press.
A woman preacher in Connecticut declared in the
pulpit on Sunday that flirting is not only wretch
ed folly. it is heinous sim" A joint debate he
tween her and the New-Jersey professor who ar
gues that flirting tends to develop soul. mind and
body is now suggested
No man ought ever to write a love Iettar v,,,bo,.
thinking constantly how IT will sound lbo a.
read out loud in conference.-the Journal - -
Shoes were gorgeous affairs in the Middle A.as
King Richard the Lion Hearted had hts 49,
stamped with gold. John Lakeland his brotbar
wore boots spotted with golden circles yvbua
Henry III wore boots checkered with eoldar },noa
every square Of which was enriched with uo
Cardinal Wolseys shoes were '
"Of gold and stone precious
costing many a thousand Do,nds
Sir Walter Raleigh wore shoes studded with Al
monds said to have cost $4,000. The eaIIants a.,
Charles IFS time their high boot tnns . =,
down to their ankles, to show the gorgso,s Ia
with which they lined. i'oe
Does he he think there is any money in r,,s,no.
Yes; he says for every grain they give r.o,. =.
-(Yale Record e-'o peck
A mans good nature can be aecurato,,, -.
from the distance his children run IN nat 81
when he home nun
A Washington youth wrote home after the e,oDo
ment Il am married now and All NV erS etoPe-
over Married men. please don't titterOlehicsr r se .