New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
THE TALK OF THE DAT.

I'm narticulsrlv hot day recently a small crowd
collected IN front OF cheap downtown eating
house and gazed with interest at this sign In
white letter. on the window. Hell a Speciality
The sign originally read "sheN Fish a Speciality"
but the ravase. Of the weather had abbreviated
II to appropriate inscription for the torrid Gays
New York has been having recently
The Small ehap-say, papa what Is the race
Papa-P1cking wtnners-Tit- Bits.
Ernesto Nathan. the eyndtc OF Rome. says the
.Frankfurter Zeitung'' recently had erected at
his own expense a marble shaft IN the potters
field of the Roman cemetery. The inscription
states that city, mindful OF It's obligation to
the Industry Of the 1owly, remembers those whose
toll being over have fallen into nameless graves
Il thought you wrote there were no mos
ouitoes az your place. said the visitor.
''well" answered Farmer Corntossel. II thought
was any mosquitoes here When I wrote that I
up to 81 smns h 1s pase ., and b, "a thought II. rt MI
yard. ."-Washinston Star. z
work on heraldry. by Paul Gruendel. recently
published at Leipsic, contains some Information
on the subject Of eealing and the rules gov
erning its use in the days OF old. White was
for the kings OF France and later for the kings
Of Sicily. A few dukes were allowed the high
privilege. through the generosity OF Frederick III.
Red wax was for the Holy Father at Rome and
The German nnonarchs. but mark of favor
to the people 1t was allowed to be used generally
Green wax was for the common people, and some
cities which had been unfaithful to their govern
ment were compelled ever afterward, a. a mark
OF their shame. to seal all public documents with
green wax"
once Boy-P1ease. sir, a gentleman called when
Editor.What did he want?
Office Boy-E said e had como to give you
good thrashtng.
EditoraDid he! What did you tell him.
- x>nIl yUaS
The Taller.
gospel wagon equipped with everything neces-
eary for open air evangelistic meetings recently
left Indianapolis six months trip through the
West and Southwest. The wagon was sent ont by
the Young Mems Holiness League Of India napolIs.
and two officers OF the organization the mis-
sionaries In charge of It. United states Senator
William O. Bradley. OF Kentucky. is one Of the
contributors. who made possible the trip Of the
travelling church Tho wagon is well adapted for
the purpose. Windows mako II go light within as
to afford a comfortable sitting room and the
drivers seat IL placed far hack to be pro-
tected from inclennent weather. ARRANGEMENTS
have been made that bed, extending the entire
width Of the wagon may be put in place. and
gasolene stove and cooking equipment provide
against the evanselists lacking comfortable meals
5shman o know want es,ssn asa s fSs
E what Sa % 0a they n b ~esr
relative @ is for whom You wish 70 show this mark
Of respect For q very near relative you should
have black suit. black band on your hat, and
black gloves For some one not so near and dear
YOU may have broad band Of black on your
left arm, or a somewhat narrower one for some
body distant
Irishman-Och. is that it7 Well then. gimme
shoestring. It's woife's motherl"-Tit-
Bits.
Writing to a Frankfort paper. August Ernerich
saws: Here In the Holy Land the
old and the frsternze nowhere else on
earth. For the accommodation Of the Mahometan
pilgrims a railroad IL being built from Mecca to
Medina. Can anything be more unreal than
Mahometan pilgrimage to the sacred sepulchre by
rail7 That is not all The mosque which tncloses
the tomb Of the prophet Is 10 be lighted by cleo
trio lamps. and when you visit Medina next year
and remove your shoes before you enter the holy
place you will the prophets cofhn Illuminated
The dim religious light viii have vanished before
the electric glow"
Yes" ssid scribnles II have a perfect passion
for writing poetry"
Too bad the passion IS unrequited." rejoined
Miss Cayenne.-Chicago News