New-York tribune., 1907-04-13
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

woman in Jerusalem has sent to many people
IN New York cards on which natural flowers have
been pressed artistic groups. with the coors well
preserved. These cards bear inscriptions In Eng
lish. German. French and Hebrew. showing that
the blossoms come from Jerusalem Mount Mo-
riah' and Mount Zion" Each package OF cards
is accompanied by a letter from Mrs. E. B. Mz-
rachi. under the headline: Jerusalem, Dat OF the
Poststamp."
The writer says: You will excuse the liberty
TAX in addressing these few lines You: It is only
the very miserable condition that / In that
forces me 20 make appeal to Your generosity.
My State IS indescrbable. my need is great my
misery Is torrible. My poor children and I get
living from the making OF Flower cards. The
Flowers are collect from Jerusalem holy places
and mount them From this work must get
living but. alas. there IS poor state small de-
mand for such articles In this town. and
quently in very poor state and even dry
bread is often denied us poor. Sad and ptable in
deed is my situation! We re.naked and foodless.
All my furniture has been sold TO procure the need
ful daily bread. and now that l possess nothing
more 20 sell am forced to call Your attention and
ask for help. Oh. have pity upon us and aid a
poor family: misery is great indeedr'
The writer asks that money be sent by regis
tered letter per Post Order. otherwise It might
so lost
An elderly woman on being examined before the
MAGISTRATE OF Bungay as to her place OF legal set
uement. was asked what reasons she had for sun
posing that her deceased husbands settlement was
81. B.
The old lady looked earnestly at the bench. and
they buried him there and II that isn't settling
him there, I'd like TO know what is!"-PhiladeIphia
Inquirer.
The hro department Of Cologne. Germany. has
adopted as a protection to the faces OF the men a
newly invented heat veil'' The veil Is made after
the principle OF safety lamp. with double win
dows 1t is composed of nbres Of cane which as
Is known possesses the peculiar property Of retain
ing water for considerable length of time The
veil is dampened before being fastened to the fire.
mans ordinary brass helmet
TramP-Please. mum. an my mate are shin
Lady-Fiddesticks! Neither OF YOU was ever
Tramp-Qute right. lady We was on a a,rsb,,
Punch. ~ snip
An old subscriber to The Tribune who has had
his recollection stirred by the recent unseasonabIe
weather, sends the following lines for publication.
Fair summer came in winter; winters due in ,pr,pr
or bemv SaW @ ana py ~ ana should the woodbird sing
FOR hothAns IS 80 certain as springs uncerteinty "
In order to show the value OF photogr.rt 80
aid 10 the discovery OF crime and the cord,,t ~ ~
criminals" an exhibition has been arranqed a.
Vienna which will attract much attention ~ ha
been known to the public for long time ,. 60
DR.. Paul Jeserch. under whose manaperoe,. -
exhibition will take place. that albums contat,tD
the pictures of criminals are Kent st an I,
Headquarters and that pictures OF the ears 90
the thumb prints of malefactors are also kent on
hle But the public does not appreciate how, r,,,oh
apart from these important features OF dotoott,.r
work. the community owes to photogranbv srso
enlarged photographs Of envelopes from which
money had been stolen and the telltaIe crIsscros.
on botting pads are made to tell tales OF crir,e
under the searching camera"
One of the exhibits in the photographs denart-
ment Of Russian police headquarters is a revolr-
uonary document. II was tyDewritteD -, -.
ping paper OF the kind used in nearly all stores
and there was nothing in the way of a mari or
Sign on IT which might lead to the author A.
enlarged Photographic copy showed several Anpar
marks and these brought tho writer into the hands
of the authorities.
Gabe Goshall (on the southeast corner M the H.,
brain storm ~''Su out IN q
HI Hemlock ION the southwest corner Of .bo H..
goods boA)-Wy, all n felerd hev L do md ~ >.
'twuz raining-Puck. N"'e' AhOw