New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
THE TALK or THE DAY.

hama Of housing reform has been placed be-
fore the operatives of well known Dundee SNIP
building firm. II IS proposed 10 erect on su4
ground within a few minutes car rld' ZION" '..'
shinvards and engine shops dwelling houses sun
ahl,. for artisans and clerks. The houses VIII DC
sa-,i-detached and detached two-hat cottages de-
signed TO meet the requirements OF the WORK Peop
Each will have "A small garden and lawn AI',
houeas may either be purchased outright or rented
n the usual way. In the latter event the annual
,,or-. VII he merely sufficient cover expenses
and give a small percentage on the cost Ihe EN-
moves have been asked 10 state whether they are
in favor OF the scheme. whether they VIII rent 'e
houses at from $50 s1eO year according 10 size
or purchase them, and whether they nave any
practical suggestions 20 offer
Have any luck fshing?"
Most luck ever mad
..Sotbir': Il was bad luck Houston Post.
Dr Davy. of Exeter president Of the British
Medical Association. speaking at breakfast gwen
bv the National Temperance League Said MS oliS
hest atIon in attending due 10 the fact thht 50
many temperance advocates talked the most u"-
srian,iJc tUaddle that ever'was invented Tea
drinking was producing in large towns the "'tS-
s,~,,, of pbvslcal deterioration. he declared lie
,,t in n plea for light beer as temperance 'Fil-
1rnougb he never recommended alcohol to Il pa
tient he affirmed that meal of bread ana c'eeSe
and light ale made far more scientihc ihe"l ''.'i'
bread and jam and tea English people ne salu,
too
sorts OF things
Owner of car (engagng a chauneur'-HaHe you
- Observation-Disclosures from your last employer?
4Tnii"ant FOR stuation-No, sir: but i can get
one IN month or two
HES in hospital London Opinion
IN order 80 get a good model for roaring non
which viii be part OF 4 monument now being
modelled by Josef Tuch. the sculptor arranged with
tho superintendent Of the geological Garden at
G, IN
that place.
The big beautiful annual" says Ii" keeper
who tells tho story occupies u cage With five
1Ionessas aud us seems I" be so perfectly happy
that tho sculptor might with ease hav" u't'l" a
rtct,r. of the conventional lion. aud the more IN"
artist stared at him tho more friendly and docil"
tho animal appeared. When the sculptor became
discouraged we told him that he had chosen the
wrong time for observation Come at feeding
time and do your staring, We advised him. and
this ne did bringing another man with him. With,
two men watching him at close range and one jab-
bing him with iron rod while he was taking his
dinner the roaring lion. tearing at the bars. even
making Iunges at his cage mates soon took the
place Of the sleepy king, and the sculptor secured
good model"
Custamer-Why is pipe made from French
brier root better than one made iron American
VI T6bacconist-Because anything that's French
a little tougher than the same thing I'm any other
country.-Chicas0 Tribune
In a city Central Germany there died short
time ago writes Johannes Hitler In Vienna paper.
an elderly man who could be seen for years every
day from until o'clock In cafe where lie read
the papers and chated with other regular visitors
No one suspected that this we'll dressed and pol
ished man was an old taiibird. He may have been
known to the police. but his life for twenty years
having been without reproach. his respectablty
was never questioned. When lie died there was
found among his belongings well written thesis
on crime profession. In the Introduction TO
this the writer says that most people think that
the criminal is like hungry animal of prey. They
think he Is unable to make living. and on that
account goes the bad. This may be true of the
little fellows he>says but the real criminal the
| master of his profession looks upon his work as
| business which he follows with as much pleasure
| as does the mechanic bis the merchant the
| scientist He differs from these simply because
| of the way things regarded by the public He
! never for a moment thinks that he is doing wrong.
but finds that the time. the danger and the work
| which he gives to II justify the business
/ ..He married money, didn't hc?'
mo. he thought he marrying money. but he
| merely married somexning else that taiks.'-Pha
deirhia Press