New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

The first memorial 20 be prepared for place
IN the nav Memorial Building al the University
of Michigan win be bronze bass-relief OF Presi-
dent Angen to be presented to the university by
Regent Arthur Hill. Of Saginaw. The sculptor.
Carl Bitter, VINO selected do the work.
spent nearly week in Ann Arbor, making studies
from which the Hfesized work viii he completed.
A FRAGMENT.
CBy John Greenleaf Wh!ttler-A poem never
finished. The manuscript is not perfectly legihe,
and some words are conjecturaL-The independently
On his flushed brow the cool wind blew:
The leaves dropped on him their tears OF dew:
OF noWers beheId held him iii With e5tE ptyng Ss eyes:
The stream looked up and the sky shone in
Alone with Nature and God he went
Alone with the Inhnite Purity
With painful of the sad rebuke
Which Peter felt in the Masters look
TIL he felt in his heayt the answer Of peace-
TITS a good rule never to give your card to a
beggar who promises to return your loan of nifty
cents a dollar remarked New York clergy
man the other day. Not long ago he continued.
"a man in clerical clothes called on me. presented
the card of minister out on Long Island and
borrowed enough money TO get home on He
asked for my card, promising TO return the amount
promptly, and that was the last I heard OF him
until learned that he had been arrested and sent
to Jail in nearby town for swndllng As my
card the only found on him. he was
docketed in my name. I discovered in the news
papers that was Denlnd the bars without know
ing it"
she found a label On the back Of her picfure
saying The original OF this photograph is care
fully preserved. Boston Transcript
Arbitrary power for all physicians in treating
cases was advocated by Edmund J. James pres-
dent of the University OF Illinois, at the commence
ment Of Rush Medical College in CHICAGO. II see
no reason he said that physicians delegated bv
political appointment to take certain liberties in
securing public safety any more justified II so
doing than other physicians. In cases affect
ing public safety and health the doctor should not
be restricted in any way"
"fG5sPRfm "ffss @Sgt has Pos It It bad"
"Automobiling; He's got the street number of
dows.'-Buffalo Express
Professor Karl Lohmeyer Of K6niesberg ubo
died at Dantzic at the age of seventy seven was
born without arms. special permit was sran+ed
to allow his entry into the university service EJis
students opened and shut doors for hin, hut bA
turned the pages OF books with HIS mouth and
could sign his name firmly with pen held be
tween his teeth
PA, why do they call the time when schools
:. Because cause my my child when the graduates talk
thing. Baltimore American.
On the lines Of the Great Eastern Railway IN
England. new regulation, prohibiting ths trans
portation Of blind and infirm persons unless ac
companied by attendants. has been adopted The
company explained that the rule has been a5on+Aa
in the interest OF the safety the parsons aecte5
by it. Special rates for attendants are allowed
where the afflicted passenger is unable to nav fun
fare.
"Old friends best" said the warm -baar+Ad
person. 01
'Humph!" replied Mr. Sirius Barker vyho mas
walking a little lame. I suppose you're one Of
mock rope" ."-Washinston Star. --