New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
THE TALK OF THE d..

Beriin's educational and medical authorities have
organized wonderful forest school for city
children from the crowded districts of Berlin ac-
cording TO THE Indianapolis News" In wide
clearing in the forest $50 children pursue the
ordinary routine OF school. varied by nature study
at first hand The hours OF work are short and
fresh air and exercise are given supreme i'm
portance. The children cook their own dinner at
a campfire and the desks and seats and shelter
sheds were made from timber feIled from the
clearing. At o'clock the children take an hours
sleep. for which each is provided with a blanket
and a steamer chair.
Turkish sensibiiities are preterpaturauv s+ro,o
upon certain points and the censor IS ever on the
Out OF regard for the feelings of Russia accord
ing 10 The Pail Mall Gazette Turkey never
e. e.. .utopianS Bulgaria has in the eyes of tho
~ 'e5eT"T b ii,, teatm neit9er north nor south
garia' be taken 70 mean the Turkish province Of
speaTe has oe under the our shdk hd S
"OtheHo read for Turkish Cyprus the Greek isle
quite the funniest IN the Bibles s dsribated bS Is
the IO.a M Bible s9cesE the censor has
stinks in the nOstrils of every true son OF the
by names of the 'vilsyets saIonika. Monastir and
Kassowa therefore In Acts xvi. 9. the
Christianized dog of a Turk may read, with
And vision appeared unto Paul in the night:
him. saying Come into the Turkish viIe-
vets OF Salonika, Monastir and Kassowa" and
street sign that amazes American visitors IN
Paris reads: "ButcherE Of Horse. ASS and Mule
a Speciality"
old friend. Griggsby!
Lane-Why. he's gone into the gravestone husi-
nes5.
Parke-well. I always knew he
mental ltar.-u-ife
''sm Dipp is again IN out midst" says The Enid
(Ore) Echo" "Sm would cut more ice among the
II,
Haven't you ever thought OF going TO vork?''
asked the farmers wife of Ssuntertng Sam
80 sm replied the veteran tramp Il thought
cleveland Plain Dealer
We Gull the following from The Wardsville MOI
News will Lisenbee. who is visiting in Kansas
City writes home that he used UP three collars last
week. Dirty town that" For the simple life
and one collar week try Wardsville-
THE PAGAN
That strs my blood like wire
o Summer. with your purple seas,
You call the Pagan in my breast.
The Pagan centuries at rest,
Who worshipped at your shrine
The Pagan loved your fields and hills
The Pagan knew the JOY that thrills
My being when l hear the song
Long thoughts that calm my brow
o Summer let me be again
As centuries ago,
a Pagan -worshipping. then
20 69ur re glorious 6 ,TD sun 1bg, without th9Tsht
To eli our world with woe.
A Pagan quafing life with love.
And laughing when the whole
Is done-the morning stars above
Sing in his their song sublime
OF JOY beyond the touch of time
The passion OF the soul
o Summer let your splendor steal
Me from my trodden ways;
And let me live and love and feel
OF right and wrong vengeful Cod
Bring back those fair glad days
Sweet Summer, with your wooing breeze
That strs my blood like wine
O Summer, with your purple seas
The Pagan centuries at rest
Is here forever in my breast
-(Clara Sherwood Stevens in IAppincott's Mag
azne.
The verse-smiths and bard mechanicians are
struggling hard with the peace conference but n IA
several flights above their lortest reach
Another Victim OF His Curi,sitv-Ha-A+ Az uho,
hssoTe sshT.Mel Nell c9udn,t think OF setting the day
twenty-n .-tsomcrviile Journal '-S'
Reports from Poughkeepsie Indicate that the
bridge over the Hudson River is be repaired at a
cost of Sso0.OOo
CONTRADICTIONS.
The wilful Girl: Now who would guess
When words boldest.
And eyes coldest
lis then, her rebel heart indeed
She must put guard on
L|rst II nee forth. In tears, 10 plead
For love. and pcrdon2
rhe gentle iiyi; And, who would dream
Wien tones millest
And sweet lips smile and soft ewes beam
That, at its Widest
Her rebel heart beats IN a rags
hat scarce Is human?
Now, read n,s-loyer
The riddle-womani
-Madelne Bridges IN Brooklyn Life.