New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-02
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

In the course OF the recent soJourn OF King
George OF Greece in Paris long article was pub
hshed In newspaper OF that city, dealing with the
conditions in the island OF Crete. The article bore
the signature OF Of the editors but has been
learned since that the signature was fictitious and
that its true author tho King. King George
Is not the first monarch TO avail himself OF an op-
portunity 10 publish his views on q pending ques-
ton Of the day. Emperor William OF Germany
who as early as 1913 realized tho growing i'm
portance OF the press published IN the Preussische
Wehr-ZeitunS several articles military topics
Napoleon III, whenever outvoted IN his council of
minister's and compelled to consent to some meas
ure ne opposed, would over to the opposition OF
his own government. He supported In Brussels q
newspaper OF which no notice would have been
taken had It not been open secret that 1t was
led from the Tuteries. After the publication OF
the Emperor's decision this Brussels paper would
print an editorial attacking II violently and this
editorial was written by the Emperor himself
AFTER Napoleons fall there were found among his
papers the outlines Of a serial novel, to be pub
ished in the newspapers Of the provinces that was
TO depict the rule OF the Bonapartes in the most
brilliant colors- King Oscar OF Sweden has con-
triouted many articles 10 Swedish newspapers
The last OF the Pulajanes on a log and pom
s,Inoo am tne only one or the tribe that's left
5 TdI IN oFGer 70 make spectacular ]. Feni
pieces, scatter the fragments on the graves of nv
ancestors stab myself with this kris, and die TO
II do anything OF tho sort know game that
So say saying. ne hunted the oonstabulary sur
f eg s5S himself and within six weeks draw
dime museum-chicago Tribune.
Jerusalem papers report that on the opening OF
graves at Pergamos number Of rare relics were
brought to light. In grave lay a golden rosary
In two other tombs two wreaths were found ran
resent!ns arttstcally made gold limitations Of oak
leaves. A VOLTS head OF gold was discovered as
inc tra
weapons. The antiquities have been sent 10 the
Museum OF Constantinople.
me S. n church last SUNDAY during the sermon
sleep. dsar7-Boston Transcript " ''''
Simon Guggenheim will be the sixth Jew 20 SIT
as member in the United States Sonata The
first Jew chosen to that honor va. Da,55 Vi.
who represented Florida from March $50 70
March 1858 He was born IN the West Indies and
his name was David Levy by which he was
known when he elected as member q, tho
House Of Representatives in 1871 Tho second lew
In the Senate Judah p. BENJAMIN who sarv.d
from lS2 TO 1851 He also born In the West
Indies He represented louisiana Benjamin F
Jonas was born in Kentucky and represented
l~ouIslana IN the Senate Joseph Simon was Sem
ator from Oregon from 1898 TO 1903 Isidor Rayner
was chosen as Senator from Maryland in 1904
Talk about the instinct OF the lower orders,
buiit little two story house for our parrot not
long ago, and the very morning after I nut
her IN 1t she looked out of the window and greeted
me in a very profane fashion
why should she do THAT p?
Complaining about the house. fancy"
But why should she swear your
Took me for the tsnitor, no doubt "-CIevsIand
Plain Dealer. N
bind street musician. reports a Chinese paper
stood on the shore of river. puzzled how to cross
the He implored oil dealer. who hap
pened TO come along. TO assist him The OIL dealer
had pity on the helpless man. took him on his
shoulders gave him his money bag TO hold and
carried him across When he deposited his burden
on the other shore the blind man refused to return
him his money bag. raised a noise and declared
that the money his property. The matter
came before the judge, and each man said or oath
that the money belonged TO him. The Judge finally
ordered the bag of money emptied into a water
tank. and then suddenly announced that the oil
dealer was the owner. When asked for the reason
for his decision. he declared that the money OF the
oil dealer must certainly show traces of his bust
ness and, indeed the surface of the water
traces OF oil were found.
The family jar waved f1ercer
You talk about my being to blame for
marrying" shrilly ~ claimed Mrs. Vick-Senn.
John Henry. did HINT you out and make love
to XNSSnII' he .nortsa But Won oou,o n.v. v,v.r
me tho CLASSY eye and sent me about my business
and you didn't do it, madam-you didn't do itr'-
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