New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

-, ..oroor oe the roval house of Saxony have
made an arrangement with puoiisnlne house " ~
Dresden for the sale of a series OF pos'caIus Us Us "
which pictures painted by royal artists VIII oe
,.,,.ad The nroceeds of the sale will ne
t, ~ an institution where Consumptives are
carod for The German Emperor says d DFv I
den PAPER will probably also become oGn'i
ntor and the little cards will give the worio an
idea OF the artistic talent Of the soVeieen -,
49, saia so much on the subject. This world WI"
tudge as II always does, by what II secs
Tho P-ofessor-I want YOU children To go to my
lecture tonight. - ;,.,o.d fust this
Robert-CoGldnt you "hlp ais 'is'
once. papa !-Llle
DR. Hermann Jaques says IN a letter rom ~ oo.I
-, 20 q Franfort paper that the rurnor
that Anton Lang will never again appear IN INC
Passion Play as Christ IS unfounded- II was "'
easy matter" he says. TO obtain thS aSsui 80
for only my fourth visit was a"ie 70 So .u
celebrated man. He busy from morning ll.i'
night a his trade Nine years and SIX months !"
A decade Anton Lang is stove nlou"'ei CT ,
potter and the remaining six months hs 10 i 80
central figure on the Oberammergau stage ms
cousin Guido Lang wears tho thorny crown oil III
-nciatio, because he ia a rnodernist' and
rlheraI member Of the lower house. He is at the
head of the Gaming industry of the place ana mas
many enemies that account fut. SaSS ','
"p,,.rts.hc Kurisr' the effort of his enemies 'o
t, tho pas4ion rlty a clerical tendency threatens
the continuance tho soul elosatinE performance.
.,,or than tho possible resignation of Anton Lang
.,., -;,. ,o,, 3, copper il you viii tell me how it
IS vou ar" losing your nai'
Wat do you worry about o,-.-,.-
About losing hair "-Lonaon 'p'n''"
.t~,,,r. considerably more than dead" may
seen, odd ege producers. but an Lhshsh po"'.i'
yatser declared that they are the very 'hihs i'i
The ru-rose Writing to London paper 'hN
.rtcLe, fancfcr SAYS: The following occurrence
,,,,r interest anv OF your readers who have TO 90
y.l,h poultrv have about fifty hens here' ana
for tho last month two. as Is usual IN the "i'
months an egg has been rare occurrence -
ucek or so ago | drove into Seven oaks ana came
hack with pint OF shrimps. intending to nave
thon, with my tea. Instead. however. forgot All
about them. leaving them IN a pocket OF my mack
in,osh Three days ago remembered thenl' anu
their odor being rather high gave teh 10 ''a
fowls since then have had no fewer than
+btrtv-eve eggs all told. and this put down en-
tiroy the shrimps.
Willie" said the sunday school teacher. who
slew the giant GOLIATH? ,,,
why r-leinIne see StdHlHletth W ll.s'
Come. now: that's an easy question, sl ma. ;,.s
the answer. .''-PhiIadclphia Press
When the men Who have nothing TO do and
much money In do it with find life burden. just
before the season begins. they make war the
conventional evening coat" says Emile Gilbert in
A Paris paper. The OF one season is rep
etiton of the last. and the result is always the
same-the black coat conquers- Years ago l~e
Co1n4die' sought the aid of like Boulanger.
Rostand. Pierre Wolf, Bourget de Castellane and
others in the black coat But the men
remembered the displeasure OF tho women when
experimental coats had been worn and their colors
killed the effect of the toilets This year the first
battle took place at the initial performance OF
l. EventaIr the Gymnase- In the second act
Henri Burguet came to tho centre in a ballroom
scene wearing a nut brown coat. Tout Paris
sIniled-no one took the seriously. A week
later. the dress rehearsal OF Samson at the
Renaissance. the author of the play, Bernstein,
was called before the curtain and appeared
ing light brown evening coat He evidently lost
his courage overnight, for when he answered the
applause the first night hs wore tho conven
tional coat"
Some people claim they don't get nuthin' out O.
life"
And they the kind that don't put nuthin
into II 10 draw interest on.''-Louisville Courier
Journal