New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The directors of the Associated Bnlposters and
Distributors Of the United States and Canada at
the suggestion Of Mayor Fitzgerald OF Boston. and
in recognition OF the citys hospitality in entertain
ing them have voted unanimously 10 post free of
charge In throe thousand cities and towns IN the
United States and Canada posters advertising the
advantages Of Boston a convention city, Ed
ward {. Donnelly and Charles T. Donnelly. OF Bos-
ton. offered look after the transportation. and
the directors voted unanimously and enthusiastically
y 10 attend to the rest without charge II Is I'M
derstood that at contract rates the printing and
posting Of this advertising matter would cost up
ward OF 10000
Tess-Dld Mr.. Borem ever call on your
Jes.sYes ne called last syenps was quite de-
Tess-oh. come now; you weren't really delighted.
ess-C'ertainly You see # she hadn't brought
ing II some one ese-Philadelphia Press.
a new phase Of the art Of modelling is praotissd
by Mile. Susan Meyer In Paris The material en-
Ployed by her Is crumbs OF bread oolored with
various liquids. She has discovered n process OF
making the macs elastic and almost unbreakable.
proof OF her Is the purchase by the state
Of Of her works. representing apple tree in
full bloom II is on exhibition at the Luxembourg
GALLERY
WHEN FATHER HAS THE GRIP.
Poor mother wears a worried look.
And sister wears frown;
And II venture up the stairs
They send me strsightway down
TpS S0isg b 92 {ng t aTos store now
To get some other kind Of dope.
For father has the grip.
as's .sd II. s TSa6 %oa II the ss, plight
And then he thought his back would break;
He told us that his legs were sore.
and soon It was his hip;
When father has the grip
The doctor came to-day and left
Some capsules. and he said.
To take one each three hours until
c Inc pain o, had really fed
! give this pain the slip;
IN bet he'd find faster dope
II ne had got the grip
And then ne told ma that he thought
That he was going to die;
An ma says no. that isn't So
Then % got mad and told her tina,
He didn't want her lip;
When father has the grip
-Detrot Free Press
DR. George w. Fitz in letter To THE BOSTON
Transcript on the ventilation OF cars saws. cha
essential condition IS that the heaters should no
placed in he roof Of the car and the fresh air In
troduced through them sufficiently warmed nor n
be felt az a draft. 70 determine the air movement
and to insure its proper distribution throughout
the top of the car. the fresh cold air from with
out should be forced by means OF n fan through
heating coils into cavity between tho roof of tba
car and false ceiling. so constructed as to ner-
NIT the air to freely pass through IL. This ceiling
VIII permit the warm fresh air to flow easily down
ward upon the covered heads OF the occupants
thus preventing all noticeable drafts The pas
sengers VIII In this way be supplied with fresh air
OF agreeable temperature, unmixed with the breath
winch has been projected downward from their
nostris To facilitate tho removal OF the air Mt tho
floor level ana also aid the movement of the n,,re
air there should be a false floor formed OF n re-
movable grating, that II may be readily CLEANED
This should cover an air space through which the
vitated air can he withdrawn by another fan"
when lid Henpeque get a dvorce?"
WHY. he isn't divorced. What made YOU think
well he was talking about the unalloved sat,s
faction. al his time of life OF being his own boss
Judge.
The London correspondent Of Eel Porventr." Of
Cartagena. Colombia, writes To that paper: THE
japanese Will ingraft exceedingly well on our
populations of Royaca and Cundinamarca the
aborigines Of which besides having the same
features and statures. also follow the snme ha bits
The japanese are sober and so are our Indians.
they are Nideawske. discreet. law abiding like our
Indians and Of the same adaptable Their small
stature. like that of the Indians and Vascos i'm
parts 10 them tho swift-footedness OF the goat so
necessary for life in uneven lands. and their indl-
vidual knowledge OF hygiene would give them i'm
munity from the regional diseases and MT tho
same time set good example to the .unfortunates
still ignorant Of its blessings The Jan will
come Colombia by himself and spread his
tentacles over the whole of South America He will
soon be followed by the Chinese and the world
will with wonder the resurrection OF the yellow
races that had been asleep for many years We
must not let them come alone. but guide them in
their immigration. Gradually shall install them
in their new homes and share with them our light
and bread and with kindness we shall succeed in
nstilling into them the love OF our country our
language and our religion"
One of the suburbs OF Chicago is the site of
well-known school Of theology. from which go out
try their voices supplies"
A passenger Monday morning train was
surprised at the number OF them who got off at
the station.
What are all those chaps getting off here?" he
asked the brakeman.
''Them7' asked the brakeman "Oh, they're re-
turned eplpties for the lsxe"-Youths Compan-
ION