New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-04
THE Talk OF THE DAY

something Of a novelty has Just been issued from,
whitehall. says The Pail Mail Gazette 7bIg
takes the form OF officially complied so,sbooI,
Tor use In the royal navy. Among the aDrrC,,.I
CITIES are the national anthem. ''Ye Mariners ~
England. Hearts OF Oak" ana SAL, a. %
AIey'' scotch. Irish and Welsh vocalIsts ara slso
catered for. since the compilation includes .F,,i
Dunuee' Come Back TO Erin" and Men ~ TJsr-
Iech Altogether there are more than ss,,art,,
songs 70 choose from. so something 10 suit all
1as'eS should De found without much difficulty The
price OF the volume is So. cd TO individual nv
chasers' but gratis copies are To be dstrfbutas -, .
scale OF fifteen copies TO all ships whose cornnIa
ment exceeds 700 ten copies TO crews exo.a5jTs
sou ana nve copies when the personnel is ZOO II
follows accordingly. that the copies win he NV
Jected 70 considerable wear and tear
THE GRIPPE.
An ache in the back and a pain IN the had
That's the grippe
choke IN the throat, and a yearninE for bad
That's the gripps
a fesSrS o. % neat } tAsn a Shiyer OF GOLD,
Willingness even 10 do i ss vo SG years DID,
That's the grippe
An arrow OF pain in this place, now that
That's the grippe '""'
feeling OF doubt to where you are at
That's the grippe!
Ra iS Should EdP? 96a 9:: 5u.
\ uouot 6s 70 whether this really IS you
mats the grippe!
Strange visions at night that deprive Won Of r...-
-. That's the grippe,
a taste EN- !. your mouth. and weight on your
That's the grippe,
\ queer combination OF aches and Of pains VEINS
y ''P'u "uin IS, or absence Of brains
-Somerville Journal
Inc carnegie Institution. OF Washington. has
mace grant OF &oo0 a year for a period Of four
years to Dean w. r. NJ GoSs. OF Purdue Trnt,sr
s'ty Tor the purpose OF determining tho vaIra ~
superheated steam in locomotive service. first :,
connection with single expansion engines and
second In connection with compound engines
This is the second grant which the institution bas
made to Dean Goss.
US good idea to have something laid by FOR a
,tn 6GeP answered Peter Corntosse only that
Some otr feSr fS0a ffs To like Walk FegGE qnsTe
as the shower ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Star - jos
Recently there exhibited In Llverpool an
enormous egg that OF a tall. fightless bird the
-EpyornS maNimus. which formerly made its home
on t!4e island OF Madagascar Only twenty OF these
mammoth eggs are known to be in existence. and
they bring prices ranging from $l75 to $500 Each
egg IS ABOUT foot long and nearly a yard In cir
conference and the shells will hold about two gal
Ions OF water
WHY. William" exclaimed Mrs Jorkins tina
3Jher morning early, as she met Jorkins at the
at this outrageous hour? You promised fatthfullI-
nat at New Years. you would stop your loose con-
Catching AT an extenuating suggestion he thought
nS saw L. these words Jorkins FASTENED explain:
''Thash just IL. Mari. l did turn over a new one
but II belonged TO the lOosh-leaf syshtem Chicago
News
There is every probability that the herd OF
chamois which the Emperor OF Austria has pre-
scented 20 New Zealand Will do well there saw.
The London Globe" The features OF the Swiss
and Tyrolese Alps faithfully reproduced in
the colony that the channels should find themselves
zen pays de connaissance' at once. We shall be
curious to see to what extent they become modified
by new conditions It is quite possible. for In
stance. that they will follow the example OF the
trout with which the New Zealand rivers have
been stocked. and which have not only become OF
immense size, but have developed habits utterly
unknown 10 their British ancestors. At any rate
II is pretty certain that in New zealand the
chamois Will become in some way differentiated
from the Swiss original.
II met your friend Dudley to-day"
Yes? haven't seen him for a long time 7
suppose he shutters as badly ever
delphla Prasz.