New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

A reader OF The Tribune writes from London:
ut is evident that some people in your country
believe that military organizations in which a
member must be of a certain religion are all right,
your editorial opinion to the contrary notwith-
standing. The Chronicle of this city, tells US
that at Milwaukee a Jewish military company has
been formed. and named The Rothschild Guards
and suggests this opens up some new possibilities
of nomenclature, and then gives the names OF
prominent Jews which might figure prefxes to
organizations in various branches of the services
In your city you might have the Dinkeispiel
Sharpshooters' the Sullivan Cavalry Cadets or
the 'Minzesheimer Musketeers-' This and more
will follow determination Of the Milwaukee exam
pie"
A Chicago man who once permitted himself to
seated in his ofSe one day When ne FeGefve4 b
tGoGpe was somewhere IN Missouri and the
'iTrain wrecked this morning and all scenery
and baggage destroyed No member Of company
The answer sent back by the Chicago man was
Try another wreck and have the company hide
in the baggage car"-Chicago Record-Herald
At a downtown luncheon club merchant
ferred to a letter to the editor OF The Tribune
published recently He said that he also remem-
bered the John Brown execution day Il was at
school at Albany" he said and at about noon
the city bells were to1ed. and head teacher.
George l. Brockett. graduate Of Hamilton Col
Iege, stopped in the little talk he was giving US
and said, I can remember, Listen!
They are hanging John Brown now You all
know what for, and If any of you do not let your
parents tell you when you go home. This is a
sad day for country. He spoke few mo
ments more and then, with tears in his eyes, dis
missed us. I only small lad at the time,
but the scene made lasting impression on me-"
Kind Parent-Now, darling tell papA all the
Lille Giri-AI right will: but it'll be quicker
Wde iaist tell you the things don't "Sn'1A'P'F
Some particulars given in THE British Med
ical Journal Of a proposal provide ocean
sanatorium for tuberculosis The suggestion Is to
fit up q calling ship Of about 1000 tons for not
less than fifty patients. each to be provided with
large and we'll ventilated cabin The deck would
be used for what is commonly called the veranda
treatment. The intention OF the promoters is that
the ship shall cruise in the neghborhoOd of the
Canaries. where 1t Will have the advantage Of
the trade winds and of equable climate, while a
port will be far distant in OF the onset of
bad thor.
PA, what's the difference between sport and a
"A sport takes bath every now and then"
Cleveland Leader.
The State Board OF Health of Massachusetts has
issued a bulletin cold storage poultry In which
advice is given to housekeepers: In order TO
avoid obtaining water logged and refrozen fowls
the consumer should demand the frozen bird, and
thaw 1t himself. II thawed quickly by immersion
in bucket of hot water, 1t may be eaten with
impunity and with relish the day it Is pur-
chased; or, If hung overnight at temperature
1t may be ready for the day following
so you hraced up and asked that man to pay
the money he had BORROWER
II did" answered the diffident person.
With what RESULT"
compelled ' to apoiog1e 7 -Washington Star
Drastic laws for the suppression Of the stale egg
traffic VIII be demanded Of the PennsyIvan MIA H.egfs
lature at its coming session. James Foust. state
Dairy and Food Commissioner, has prepared a bill
| demanding a long term Of imprisonment together
or buying decayed eggs for food In con-
junction with this. legislation will be asked q,
compel the labelling OF all cold storage poultry
game and esgs cold storage products.
What maxim best eXempihes the secret of fnan-
cial SUGGEST asked the youthful seeker after
knowiedga Two and two make Ave" replied the
great fnancer who had accumulated his.-Philadel-
phia Record.