New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
THE talk OF THE DAY.

u--f.i,g 20 The London chronicle. STdhsF
r2ro.ts has soma pleasant tni0E7 - say apo-l
Eevrf The Haytians. ne saws. were t"e Nr9' p
lie j, The world 20 abolish slavery lie adds.
r. have saved themselves from being exploited
-. -,,,a csnital or darnoraliz@d by white vices or
contaminated Nv white blood They have pre-
served their political independence ana 'hey l'a'r
developed living pride IN their nationality. ihese
z-e rery real achievements
Trs, Reerbohun Tree. the PLAYER. has a oa9stic
7ir js evidenced by an incident wherein ~ 7i'- @
re zr,te~ had ob+aned permission - read bis
gree Of enthusiasm. either during or ai'eI - ~
1oasf-r. bvt he did take the rna1NS'rlI.r. upon
v1.rT Re scrihblo5 hastily '"T suggestions TOT
80 & he Nj TEE was tne Indignant ejacl-
lation OF the ambitious paE"TlG,, -, -is sum
fair Of you to dispose ~ my %2TS ~ @ t-lE 80, 80.
-7s-v and nonchaIaut fashion. . have ToI knP"
...S ,Jar5od Tree nv dear Fellow. any I'm
partial fudge would give you a east 0Fe- --Fia'-
per's Weekly
Nessina furnished early in TIE nineteenth cen
--rrz- nav word for the German language IL was
from there that oranges we're FIST shipped 20 Ger
many. and the fruit was known for long time
,re- its advent as APPEL aus 1!esslna' apple
-, ,r..si,a After many years APPEL aus Mos
=f-a" degere-ated into APPEL N9sslna- am
9ralIy r. becarne "Apfelsne." the name - which
oranges are still known among Germen-sPeaklns
people
Tie xeulv wed1e1 one-T,e ha7p'est moments
~ nv rse ve-e sp"n' ~ the Fails - -
sio,,z, PUCK.
s.-,.a1 r,etsn.-. Of Philadelphia. has sstab-
,,sba7 I'm The Little italy of that city a CLUB for
-. o.5 girls where no dues are paid Hy the mem
ers and where there are no RODS and few rules
y - governed b. elective BODY. and me mem
hers are MADE 10 feel that = is their 0'u7. me
ob,s-, NJ the organization. which is ma 0tained
-e-. - those VINO admitted As members ana 20
r-,r., them TO salvatton ~ means % art I03r'
s-a c1asees n drawing and painting, ard IN The
s-,,r-a4-oo-1 house where she club has rs home
there ara studios and classes n al the oran0nes '
ART In describing the club and the plans ~ 'l~
y-uanthropist Who maintains II ''sl'or % ',.'
,7aca sevs. The founder IS not trying primarily
=. o. the bovs and girls for the battle - hfe by
giving them education. but IS seeking 20 SOW the
sead Of regeneration b. the transforming hand of
art
xen-A lovers. quarrel always reminds m. Of a
c-azy Quilt.
%eI1AIvays patched up.-Phfadephia Record.
An ANONYMOUS correspondent in a Berlin paper.
-efer-nr .arca sti~aIiv 70 the visit of President
Castro saws: when making business tour Ne
sure 70 carry nag. even II IL Is private one
You have no idea how much il will help your
credit and IN this world of shams and shan1n1ers
there is rothing like credit" Then the writer de-
scri5es the flag with which the hotel where Cas-
tro made his headquarters was decorated 1T
reaches almost from gables to the ground. this
hue yellow and red nag; but possibly that IS not
too large when the owner Of the emblem rents
tHirty-five rooms Its enorrity caused the pro-
rr!etor OF the hotel give 16J unemployed men Of
Berlin the Job 10 shout Justify every time the
Venezuelan made his appearance That was the
way Germany paid homage to the South American
republic"
DO you consider him man whose Judgment
| can be relied on?"
We'll I don't wish % say anything that may
have tendency 10 keep him from falling into a
good thing but he's Of those fellows who think
flev can stop drinking whenever they find that
vhislev is not good for them.''-Chicago Record
/ Herald.