New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28

- zoo ., . noo ties a day If day and night shifts
~ hands are worked. This will give an annual OUT
put of about 100000 ties
WIRELESS.
Grim Death enthroned as on spee iI a prov night
Oh sleepers of the deep, who saves you ne" ,ih+
Wen may despair call loud to Gods own might
out i mTstic en circles prayer to land and sea;
True valor sends. and answering yalor feels
Not yet is Death to have It's victory
So science gives a hero TO the world,
that h s t54ess at Of Pe psath re hurled
10 p'aoe "p0" philadelphia Ledger.
PRIV Councillor Zuntz on his return to Berlin
after a three months visit to the United states
delivered lecture before the students OF the IN
dustrial High School OF that city. IN which he ha
much to say In praise of American students ana
Of the college system under which they were
trained Our Students he said, can help thenh-
selves financially only by teaching. Inc american
student has the advantage in this respect because
without losing caste dignity, he can break stone
act as waiter or porter. or do Work at any due.
It Is not an infroquent occurrence that young
man acts as waiter at gathering OF people
where he is received equal as soon as his
mental duties have been performed.
Sometimes said Uncle Eben; .y9h feels It yo 2s
duty 10 tell friend de truth But de chances are
an lose ali de benefit Washington Star
prize contests I'm poetry and musical compost
lions still keep many people busy. and It seems that
this sort OF entertainment with reward at the
end will always be popular, but something ne"
had 10 be thought out" says a music student IN
letter from Paris, and n contest TO determine
which is the best Of the old vions hit upon.
In A darkened room a jury Of writers and perform
ers Of music critics and makers or viollns were
SCI tee and noted violin players performed one Sc
lection each on the various instruments which were
m trial There we're six old ones. six Of the nine
nd OF modern construction
The name o. the player was announced IN every
case but no OF the jury knew what instrument
W. being played upon When the contest was over
the vote stood as follows: Bernachel, 102 votes;
St-ad{yorlus as: Vuillaume. 90; Guadasrini' 80;
c,,sr,eri 81. CODY OF q StIadivarius made by an
unknown builder In the nineteenth century So and
Cuarnerl del Jesu and Montagnana, 81 each
sene-Dick says grow prettier every time he
E,steiie-You should get him to call moro often
Illustrated Bits.
A member Of the Aquarium Society OF Philadel-
mia. an organization for the breeding OF fancy
fish recently received diploma for particularly
fine goldfish The glistening, scaly little thing
weighed less than two ounces. but offer Of 800
was promptly made for it Fish at nearly $1,000 a
pound-think Of 1t,
Iubbubs-Do you have any police protection out
Suburbs Oh, yes; trouble about that that We
have d saloon the next corner ana an irish COOK
in the kttchen.-Phadelph! Record
That n man is never too old 10 learn is illustrated
b. the case of II. G. Whitaker. Of Pilot Mountain.
\ c. a law student at Wake Forest College Mr..
Whitaker is sixty. In the same class he has son.
Z H. Whitaker. aged eighteen. The elder Whit
aker is making excellent record as a student
report says. He has ten children twenty seven
grandchildren. two of whom voted in the November
election, and two great-grandchiidren.
AN OLD STORY.
One more unfortunate.
Frenzed his look,
Rashly mportunate
After cook.
Rows down with Difference.
So does his wife
Asks for reference
Not your life
Pays a large salary.
Offers her treats.
Nix the gallery
Orchestra seats
Pets her paInpers her,
Handles with
Never once hampers her:
"a Never would dare.
Stands all her fightiness.
But sad day
Sees her high uightiness
Flutter away
Louisville Courier Journal.