New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

A young woman told tale Of cruel desertion to
the officers Of East Side charitable Institution
Few days ago, and when her case had been dis
posed Of she started to leave the room. waIIing:
IF had only believed the cardsr' She was asked
to explain ard said
We were engaged in Bohemia and our parents
were pleased with the match. 1t was all agreed
what should receive, and we were happy Then
my father to find out more about the young man.
invited him to play cards with him three times
and when the third card evening over he said
No Only in cards a man shows his true nature
he said. and this man showed enough to show
me that he will not be good husband And then
when the match broken I came to this country
to my brother Then Max came. too and we were
married. But the cards right and my father
knew" And dwelling that point and sobbny
Historically she left the office,
Poor H Her Every time he starts to say
s,o Not alTays he has habit Of talking in his
Observation-Disclosures Press
Regarding the public agitation for baths in ele-
mentary schools in Austria. a story is going the
round Of circles OF recent experience of the
Emperor Francis Joseph, writes Pail Mall
Gazette correspondent His majesty was visiting
a school in a small country district. when rather
oficous local official anxious to impress the SOW
ereign with the progressive ideas prevailing in the
community, called. his attention 20 the fact that
tie schoolhouse provided with baths for the
pupils.
The Emperor showed the livelest interest and
Immediately asked TO the bath room. where
upon tine director OF the school looked extremely
uncomfortable. Tho key could not be found for
some time and his majesty began 10 get irnpa-
tent Finally It produced and the eager
official opened tho door. The Emperor stepped
into vertable lumber filed with a choice
collection OF broken desks and chairs and waste
paper. completely hiding tho bath equipment
rftifL
itor overheard 10 murInur. serves me right:
why was l SO uquisltivr?"
You shouldn't nave hit that man who called
you a liarT''
NO. you should have demanded the proof. and
q he could NOT produce it he would have been
That's all night ethically. but know no had the
proof Philadelphia Ledger,
Recent tests OF the hardwoods Of Western Aus
train have revealed the extraordinary properties
OF yats believed TO be the strongest OF all known
woods It's average tensile strength Is 1900 pounds
10 the square inch. equalling that OF cast iron.
Many specimens are much stronger. and one was
tested up TO 1872 tons square inch. which is
equal 10 the tensile strength OF wrought iron. The
sawn timber OF yate is probably the strongest in
the world The tree grows 10 maximum height
Of 100 feet. and has sometimes a diameter OF "a
feet.
A Haekensack man calls his new automobile
Margin because 1t goes so swiftly-LiIe-
At the Aero Club the other night OF the
members said that the first TO fly was neither
D,edulus or Icarus, but. according TO the ancient
Teutonic legend. Wieland the smith Wieland get
into trouble with King Nidung OF North Jutland.
SO tho King ordered severed the Achilles tendons
OF both of Wielard's heels Wieland then built
fying cloak. for which his brother Egh provided
the feathers. Wielaud's faith somewhat less
than that Of the usual inventor. since he forced
Egn To make the first flight with the cloak He
purposely told him 20 iy against the wind and
10 descend with the wind. which made it certain
that he would be TOO smg shed up when he landed
70 fly away with the coat, Eg!l had terrible fan
when he followed his brothers advice WieiaHd.
having made sure that the cloak worked all right
put it on and flew away deserving his brother.
What's the reason everybodys always quarrel
aHes always quarreling with everybody else
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