New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Mrs Anna G. Abelso1. wifi. Of the Rev. j. l.
Abelson Of Akron. Ohio surprised the members Of
her husbands congregation by appearing in the
pulpit last week to take the place Of the pastor
who had been called 10 Cleveland on matter of
business It was the first time that a woman had
taken the place Of her husband in leading Jewish
service, and the reports indicate that Mrs Abeson
created favorable impression. IN the course Of
her sermon she said, Pessin1sts often claim that
the world lacks virtue To this seems an er-
roneous notion The very fact that admire IT,
that think Of it. that desire Il, and that we
preach it shows that il exists within that it Is
native TO and that the world possesses II. II
character held the place which fashion holds to-
day oh what a beautiful world would have,
If instead Of making fashion virtue made
virtue a fashion, then the whole world would be
virtuous'
The fan had season ticket,
But the days brought naught but pain.
For always was nailed TO the sccreboard
No Game. Pain
Then he died ani vent to Hades-
For theTe heT Was aed Eed TO- TO the 5i hinges
No rain. Cane.
The death Of General stephen D Lee leaves only
two surviving lieutenant generals of the Confed-
crate army. They are General 4 p Stewart,
ranking lieutenant general OF the Confederaey. of
Biloxi Miss. and General Simon Bolivar Buckner
Of Kentucky General Stewart celebrated his
eighty-sixth birthday anniversary on october last
General Buckner was a candidate for Vice -Presi-
dent the National Democratic ticket utth Palmer
in 1895 He eighty-f1ve years old April last
is love bnd?'
1T ought TO be-"
Ought to be?
Yes. it has so often had its eyes scratched out
after marriase"-Housten Post.
statue of the late United States Senator George
Frisbie Hoar. of Massachusetts, will be unveiled in
Worcester June 9. Justice William II. Moody.
of the United States Supreme Court, is TO be the
orator of the day. The Hoar Memorial Commits
sion has decided the following inscription the
monument:
GEORGE FRISBIE HOAR.
n,ds Born m in mosta Concord august p i 5s2s f
Lawyer scholar. orator. statesman.
Member of Massachasetts House Of Representa-
NsGRr Gz sdsier s5 Of Wo4sestsPHs
Member of the United statss House of Representa-
Senator of the United states-ls77-1so4
Puritan and patriot by Inheritance
Lc.sr of liberty Champion Of the oppressed
me 9d Of t foane of f5e e epa5e
His high ideals. zeal for learning and
Constructive statesmanship
great period Of Ameran Rnto to
This status iI1ai IS raised "iS'O'''
By. gifts from 10000 of his townsfolk.
The Memory
OF his personal virtue and public seryica
Though used for centuries In oaths in all English
speaking courts. so help Cod will no longer
be heard in the Louisville police court. Judge
J. W. MCGEE decided that it was SO often and so
fppantly repeated each day that 1t became sacrf-
legious. and he ordered the clerk strike il from
the form. He says that he will follow that plan
for the rest Of his term.
The people who say that women are irconstant
and inconsistent, declares the PHILOSOPHER Of
Folly. are dead wrong. A few wears ago a xirI
told me she was just twenty-five, and she sticks to
the sans figures today Leader