The Washington herald., 1908-01-23

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that section is what is meant by hurt, +"
these alleged evils are really blessings
in disguise.
A bin has heen introduced in Congress
which seeks to make Discovery Day
october Pa legal holiday, A few more
legal holidays" and regular work days
Will be about crowded off the calendar.
Guests at a Denver hotel waited an
hour for their dinner because the walters
had struck says the Chicago Post
Merely another case of the innocent by
stander bearing the hrunt of the trouble.
A New York clergyman says "interna-
tio1al marriages are good things" Yes
indeed, good things" for the divorce
court lawyers.
Thomas W. Lawson designates the peo-
pie of this land 'gelatine-spined shrimps.
1T one time Mr.. Lawson mistook them
for Holsters
So far as Kentucky is concerned. we
believe il would have been well for Mr.,
Bryan 10 let bad enough alone
THE general assembly can't be too par
ticuar' says the Norfolk Landmarks. An
extreme statement. apparently but not
TO be disputed with concrete evidence,
a Texas statesman proposes that titles
be taxed at $50 each. This is hardly fair
just now; IN Kentucky. for instance, the
increasing "dryness' has given the
colonels all the pain they are abe to
bear
Echo is the twin sister of speech,
says the Baltimore American. We sup
posed Echo TO be a woman she is so
apt at talking back.
Former Senator Patterson. of Colorado
has had another fight. We fear this is
becoming something Of a habit with the
Senator.
A German statesman blames the Presi-
dent with all the financial trouble, and
now a German court lady says he is a
spectacular actor They speak. how
ever from "A most disrcspectful dis
tance
Richmond. Ind, has reached the ulti-
mate limit Of reform. Il has outIawed
the campaign cigar by city ordinance.
A new coin-couning device has been
patented; which is an item calculated 20
interest as few people as anything else
We could think Of az the moment
"The original Taft man is a plural"
says "a contemporary Yes; but some one
beat you 10 t. An Enghshman remarked
recently. There are two Roosevelts."
mo scientific practitioner of medicine
recognizes any such disease as the grip"
says ST. Louis physician. The grip is
not a theory it is a condition.
Mr. Chauncey NJ DcDew thinks the
Aldrich bin might be improved. That
IS as far as the Senator cares to 20 on
any proposition these days
Any oldest luhabitant" who claims
10 have known more delightful January
than this will be looked upon with dark
suspicion.
The Baltimore sun makes reference TO
the Grand Llama" in Washington
should be spelled "I-a-m-m-o-r. should
10 uUty
The conviction Of a mulu-milliouaire
like John r. Walsh is novel enough. 20
be sure. it insues him great uotorletv.
If il does add nothing % his lack Of
reputation.
In Norway. one day Of the year is two
months long Small boys will guess it
is Christmas Eve.
domestic wines are among the liquors
that should bee allowed I'm Georgia: their
manufacture and sale ought not 10 be for
bidden, says Gov. H0ke smith: which
shows that the governor is a man of
great courage. II sometimes faulty iudg-
ment
There IS an impression abroad that Mr..
Cortelyou's transfer % New York financial!
circles is a case Of going, going. If not
quite gone.
1t seems that the announced sale %
the London Times was premature" This
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