New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

.-.,,. t,o. znrtng vas recently added 70 the
nineteen which Carlsbad had for years eiI"4 o'
u-orkr,en who were engaged in clearing out 'i'S
channels of the "Muhbrunn suddenly "IoAe ~
. rov, s,rirr Of hot mineral water twenty-five fect
leIow the surface of the ground The water euSheo
up and overfiowing tha promenade fah 'i'o '''7
River Tepl The appearance OF the ne" Sp'I''s "d'
NOT altogether welcome to the citizens because
.h.,- 60 that its flow may diminish that of the
Sprr0el fountain, which is Carlsbad most Naiu-
able asset as a health resort Every year 'iS ~
.reasing number of visitors makes corTespohdlhsy
larger demands on the capacity of the springs
while the flow of the latter seems to he decreasing
although slightly. On account Of these conditions
the municipality engaged an expert 10 oFefhau4 'hs
channels and sources of the springs, ana II was
during the progress of this work that the ne"
81 ring was discovered. The whole country around
Carlsbad is honeyeombed with springs and chan
peIs OF water all OF which more or less closely
connected Hence the fear lest the new spring
may injure a larger and more valuable one
THE corporation has resolved at last to lay out
mark Tor the benefit of the poor.
Have the preparati tons begun? , ,.s
Rather Ali the Keep OF the Grass boaias
have arrived already. '-I1t-blts
Under the heading Printed Received" " a South
African journal publishes report written by a
rativa of a concert given by the Fauresuith ma
tive choir at the Wesleyan Church, hOfyfonteln
In his report the contributor says: Among the
choir Miss Nora Moncho was the best songsteT,
and her cheeks like an apple her mouth
was q
night her hair was soft and curly, her ears We're
like shamrock flowers, but she looked Ike a crane
and her name was Jane
..-ou have a great many friends"
i don't know whether / have any friends al al
u .i5yn, -2 dc,-to~
Nope. ! was born rich and have never been
broke. Houston post
Consul General Cuenther. OF Frankfort. writing
to the Department of Commerce and Labor on the
rush of Iaborers from the United States 10 their
native countries, quotes 4 German journal as tol-
lows: The emigrants returning Via Bremen ana
Hamburg are mostly Russians. Hungarians and
Austrians and have paid their fares 10 their re-
snactive countries They in possession of con-
siderable means is shown by the fact that those
who arrived at Bremen November Il exchanged
more than 5000 marks in Bremen banking houses
for currency of their home countries. This sum
is only part Of their savings, many Of them
carry with them American gold and other coins
obtained at New York, also drafts on banks n
their native Countries 1t has been ascertained
that seme Of them have more than S0o each IN
their money belt bags. Most OF these passengers
will 20 again 10 the United States when the eco
nomic conditions there have resumed normal shape
They make good of this forced vacation to re
visit the old home and relatives and 10 take rest
and recreation after many years of arduous work
in America. The native countries of these emil
grants have good cause TO receive them with great
satisfaction. because they bring with them not
alone very dcsra bic cash funds, but also a large
fund of practical know ledge acquired and expert
ence gained in America"
What brought you here. ny poor man." III
QUred the prison visitor
Wf lady r. replied 5ne PrisoneT - of, FHGss my
''Ah, You learned to drink there, steal, per
hapSH'
No, lady: always the bridegroom. Tit
Bits
The inhabitants of Gr0den. in the TyroI, re-
Gently celebrated the advancement OF their town
10 the grade Of market place" The streets were
caborately decorated. and in place Of statuary,
says a correspondent in the Welt Spiegc.' great
images were made of snow. OF which there
great quantity. A gigantic statue OF st. Ulrch and
busts of heroic size artistic pedestas, Of foc-
mer burgcrmeisters and OF the Emperor Francis
were produced. and the unique street decorations
showed that the little place contained much
artistic talent.
Old Lady (who had given the tramp a nickeD-
Now what will you do with if?
auto there amt enough left 10 hire shOfur. So I
guess I'll git schooner / kin handle that me-
Sclf.-HOhemidn.