New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
THE TALK or THE DAY.

sentence probably unique in this country, was
recently pronounced by magistrate IN everett
Mas Two youngsters OF twelve years had peen
convicted Of throwing stones to the destruction Of
r,ronertv and the peril Of passers-by. Just how
- deal with such youthful offenders was puzzle
for the court for a while. but after due thought
the Judge hit upon the happy idea Of turning the
,oungs,ers. fun into penalty He ordered a
police sergeant take the bows back 10 the lot
where they had been captured ami make them
spend half hour in throwing stones fast as
they coulI pick them up. The sergeant obeyed nr-
ders - the letter. and the youngsters got enough
of stone throwing tn last them the rest of their
lives
What DO. you understand hy the term crying
a any" answered little Dokey. who happened
itor.-ChCago Tribune
4 mysterious theft aud ? strange recovery Is
the subject Of story in 4 Vienna paper Thieves
entered 4 house AZ Graz Styria. last summer and
carried away much piunder Among the articles
taken were the framed portraits of the great
grandparents of the householder. All efforts to
recover the portraits, which had much sentimental
value but intrinsic worth. were fTuitiess and
they were given UP for lost 4 few evenings ago
the owner Of the pictures went to see the first
,,.rf,-rnarca OF the Erbf0rster at the Graz thea
tire and was little surprised IN the second act
10 see the portraits Of his great grandparents as
part Of an old library scene. He learned later
that the pictures been purchased by the theatre
from, an antfouary. and through him the thief was
soon detected The dealer gladly rehnqushed the
b.rlnons and the was so OverJoyed that
he refused to prosecute the thlef
..I have been taking some moving pictures of life
on .8G g%Di yd1, 5I' ketch the hired in moton?
An 3i'isc Science kin do anything these days-Lous
Vile COurler-Joufha--
The musical world OF Dresden says the Musk
,ra1+ entoved q pleasant sensation at the concert
which took place the beautiful new ChristuS
CI,urch at Dresden-Strehlen. Psalm xviii set 10
new music was rendered by Marie Fuchs, well
known oratorio singer who came from Berlin
for that purpose. The composition was credited
on the programme L. Stein, but the fact be
,-,rra known that the composer was the Princess
Friedrich Leopold. the sister OF the German En-
neror The princess is known to possess unusual
musical talent ana only favorable comment
made bv the large and critical audience before
whom the psalm was rendered.
The minister knowing how fond Pat was Of wine
offered him a small wines!aSs fun and said. Pat.
that wine is one hundred years old"
Faith. its small for its then said Pat
Judges Library.
According 10 some Chicago papers, not Few Of
the s-nool children II that city have adopted a
plan proposed by Mrs Edward Roby. club
woman. Of salutiug policemen they pass Mrs
Robv suggested the salute IN address before A
woman's club We think little Of our police
men" she said They project our homes and
often ersiangeT their lives in our behalf Their
calling should ztr our patriotism, sud every child
should he Taught TO salute me star which the po-
uccmau Vea4s
tbink a would YOU
Natlcs-oh Ncs' ! suspected a. al once.
Naota-Yes. he makess nc so ured.-Inustreted
BIS.