New-York tribune., 1909-05-28
TIE TALK OF THE DAY.

The people OF Bosnia making much Of the
fact" says the Prague ''Presse," that one OF the
new Sultans Legitimate wives is a native OF that
country She the daughter. # is said, Of Kulogiia
NIutaga who took active part in the war of 1878.
and then went with his family TO Constantinope.
where he became the friend Of the late Sultan. at
whose request NIujaga's three children, two sons
and the two year-old daughter, were educated at
court. It there when she had grown TO be a
big girl. that Prince Rashid met and fell in love
with the young woman and made her his wife
The Boss-Td like to give you employment. young
man. but there is no work to do >,
The Applcant-That's just the sort or job "a
like sir If the salary were NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Leader
An American student at Berlin University writes:
.I dare say that some OF the street names in our
country sound queer and impossible to the Germans
when they first hear them. II SO. and If they hold
them up as horrible examples to emphasize the wis
dom Of using numbers and figures. we may be per
mitted to call attention OF the new streets
in CharIottenburg where live One is the Walter
Leistlow Strasse, named in memory OF an artist.
and two other new bear the names. respec-
lively, of H0lderlin strasse and 'I(laus-Groth
Strasse.'"
you know. Miss Blank" said the proprietor of
a railroad station restaurant. there is great deal
In having your sandwiches look attractive"
on T kPO% Could fsa haTe dase8 Those
wiches every morning for the last ten days!"-
DR. Wilfred r Grenfel the Labrador medical
missionary in an article written for THE Century.
relates that TO the Esquimau mind everything ami
mate inanimate possesses a soul In the graves
they invariably place every cherished possession.
that their spirits might serve the departed spirit
in the capacities in the life to come. There
little for burial beneath the scanty earth IN
Labrador. If the frost would permit it. So
the grave consists of upright stones. with long,
fat ones laid across. These not only to keep
the wolves the body but wide chinks also
afford the spirits free passage in and out
Mrs Peck (contemptuously)-W are you any
Mr. Peck (bitterly)-A man. my dear; If I were
only mouse ia have you up on the table yelling
for dear life right now!-Iife
Prince Henry XXXII of Reuss has passed his ex-
animation at the Commercial Academy at Cologne
for a diploma qualified merchant. The prince,
who has been studying at the Cologne CONNER
cial College for two years. is the first royal prince
in Germany who has trained himself for a COM
mercial career. He will follow up his successful
examination by entering the Office of a great Ham
burg merchant a voluntary unpaid clerk and in
this capacity he will serve his apprenticeship.
Mabel (aged hve)-Mamma. you told Mrs smif
desc spoons handed down TO us by drandma
Mother-Yes. dear, by grandma, who is up in
Mabel-Did she fordet and took EN- wifi her?-
Boston Transcript
Chicago apparently has a sort of license system
for it's burglars, One of two men caught red
handed and landed in cell after breaking into a
Catholic church and robblng the altar OF costly gold
vessels and fittings fined 5000 and costs. This,
in the face of police testimony that the fellow
is an ex-convict. In this state the law calls the
crimes the man committed burglary and grand lar
i ceny and prescrlbes term in Sing Sing as pun
ishment.
How would you illustrate the superiority of mind
matter?"
Il set my alarm clock for $50 o'clock in the
ing. but | do not allow II to exert any influence
over my breakfast hour."-Washington Star.