New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
THE Talk or THE DAY.

An ingenious inventor has patented electric
roo1 warmer which Is in the shape Of pair of
light felt Cvershoes. An electric battery suppleS
,hc source Of current and insulated wires are the
nea ting element. When the boots are pulled on
a touch of a starts the current and the ioct
IS soon comfortable in genial warmth
waIIie-Next to woman. what is the most
nervous thing YOU know?
Willie Grammaticaryl-Me-neXt to Von3-
an-SoHerville Journal
The adventures Of a homeless saint are described
in The 'Arbeiter Zeit.1c'' Of Vienna a religious
woman in S1eie-nlark vowed that II her sick child
regained health and strength she would present
statue the cEilds patron saint-Johann OF
Neror-uk-to the mona stery. The child recovered.
and true 10 her vow the statue was made and car
ried with much ceremony the good brothers. who
declined. however. to receive IL Then it vas Of
fered the parish priest and 20 three other par
ishes. but ali If Va in, would take the SAINT
The woman finally learned that her failure 10 find
fitting resting place for the costly evidence Of her
gratitude and devotion due % national pride
The people Of SteerUark opposed to the Czechs
Nepornuk q Bohemian. The writer says;
The Steiermark worshippers would never have
known the difference, but the church authorities
would make no concessions to the Czechs, and the
poor saint had be of the country to
ind a suitable resting place
Tommy-Paw. what is the Chinese question?
Mr.. Tucker-I don't know II used to be Mr.. WI.
but he's Guit-Chlcaso Tribune
The American Israeite," probably having IN
mind recently organized society in New York,
says Art is universal Art has neither nationality
nor religion What matters the religion Of the
who paints picture composes piece Of music:
There may he some sense in endeavor 10 help
Jewish artists though those who amount TO any
thing are usually well able 10 take care of them
selves. but TO speak of Jewish is but silly
bit of Chauvi1isn."
really knew what profanity was until I met Mr.
Tuff."
Yes put in DGwev. amt he aggravatin
though ! don't blam" you bir. for he d make
saint swear. philadelphia Press
The pawnshcps of New York were rausscked last
month by detectives in search of a diamond studded
locket Of antique workmanship which disa ppeared
in mysterious way from home in the upper
West Side the city The diamonds were only
chips and the intrinsic value nf The ocket was
not great ii contained old picture show
which the owner had taken 1t evening from a
case where il had reposed for a generation. When
the visitors had gone the locket could be found
and diIisent and third degree exaruina ions
by amateur detectives failed solve the mystery
of the disappearance 4 few DAYS ago a pet Blen-
helm snaneI showed signs Of discomfort and on
examination hard lump discovered in his
coat. and firmly imbedded in this vita the hair
caught by the tiny nrongs the Iocket Its
owner bames q veterinary surgeon for many
days OF worry because he had advised her some
time ago not to have her pet washed In cold
weather.
Winks-Yes. always find something to be thank
Dinks-WeI we have hash for lunch every dav
in the month. Can YOU see anything about that
10 be thankful for?
Wtnks-Yes- / should be glad that its February.
Pick -Me-Cp.