New-York tribune., 1907-02-14
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Switzerland has a newspaper specially for en-
particulars concerning couples who have become
engaged 10 be married. and their names addresses
and particulars of their social position appear in
this weekly journal Every girl whose name IS thus
mentioned receives the paper free for ono year tho
subscribers to IL being chiefly tradcspeople who
send advertisements Of their goods To those whose
names published.
StecImIl. sr tof PittsburE)-Remember my SON
10 stick to your last
Steemill; jr. tabsently)-But suppose she too
sues for divorCe@-Puck.
Japanese immigrants may not he welcome on the
Pacific Coast of tho United States. but in Chilli
they are not only desired but are induced 10
settle there. The Chilan government offers con-
siderable Inducements to agricultural and fishing
immigrants. Forty acres Of rich land are given
outright to each settler; twenty more 10 each son
eighteen Years old more. a yoke Of oxen a set
OF farm implements and S5 a month in cash for
the hrst year. This is regarded an excellent
inducement TO the Japanese farmer to leave his
little farm Of something less than an acre and go
TO Chilli Moreover. practical monopoly Of the
entire fishing industry OF a country having 800
miles of coast aboundiuK in splendid FISH bu-
practically without fishing class. holds out an
additional bait to a people versed in fishing
After a wordy argument in which polt1or. ecored
two lrishnen decided 10 fight it out II was agreed
,hat lpmeGlatciY either said. I've had enough"
After they had been at it about ten minutes one
of them fell, and exclaimed
Enough! I've had cuough,'
But his opponent kept on hitting him until
ny dGn,i YOU let him get up? lie saws he's
- know he says so" said the victor. wttno,+
relaxing his efforts but he's such a liar ,ou
cant believe a word he says Glasgow Herald,
Som" facts regarding tea and its uses are given
IN AN article in The Scientific American" some
of the uses of the spent leaves by the econom
ical Chinese are given. In the first place they
may be dried and pressed into bricks To he used
as fuel. one use nf This fuel Is in curing pork
and pork mus cured Is highly esteemed The
aShes OF the fuel used as fertilizers Al other
times the spent leaves are stewed. or allowed to
stand long time in water to extract the toupip
which Is used in making leather ana for producinr
nut-brown dye Sometimes the old leaves are
used for fodder on they may be mixed with new
leaves TO form what is known as "Iie-tea"
We've read about the little Japs
- TOO brown to go to school
li%T WltEnn can we ,b ope The The Golden Gate
Boston Transcript
When submarine boat becomes disabled baneat IN
the surface OF the water and rise its crew
is in a bad predicament. TO remedy the difficulty
an inventor has contrived auxiliary boat to he
carried in the submarine and to be a part of it,
practically until needed. In time of accident the
crew of the incapactated submarine would enter
the little craft, and when the containing chamber
! had been flooded the bolts would be withdrawn and
the vessel with it's human freight would clear itself
and rise to the surface
doTf T9mBsss 56iB s said Iea no to last night but
Nell-Qh yes. she could She told me
Nell-Yes she said she didn't think you.d taLo
NO for an ansWer-Philadelphia Press
In deep borngs a serious difficulty is often an
countered with waterlogged strata. This obstacle
was surmounted lately In some mining operatiors
at Gosar in Germany. A shaft was being exca-
waited some $50 feet deep. and 1t had pass through
a layer of sand that soaked with water The
engineer forced down "a freezing tubes placed in
Two ooncentrc circles and this turned the stratum
into solid. workable rock. Excavation was 80,
comparatively easy.
You say. you can't live without my daughterY,
mo, sir
Then you'd better stay engaged to hsr.,--I.ifs