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

A number OF eminent French medical men have
given their opinion TO the "N1atin,' Of Paris, on
they consider the heathiest position for sleep
Or. Delorme army medical inspector, declares that
the natural position is to lie fiat on ones back.
Professor Debone and Dr. Daveniere, of the School
OF Hygiene are OF the same opinion. and point out
that lying either side causes pressure OF the
arm which may eventually bring about paralysis.
DIR. Landouzy, of the medical faculty, says that
the best position IS the most comfortable position
and this IS acquired by habit. 1t would be well.
however, to accustom ones self to sleep on the
right side Dr. Letulle Of the Medical Academy,
maintains emphatically that the sleeper should al
ways lie the right side, and thus avoid indges-
ton and heart troubles In startling contradiction
comes a statement from a heart specialist. Dr.
Huchard: Il always sleep on my left side' and
think it is quite immaterial whether you lie on
your left or right side. The Idea. however. that
those who cannot lie the left side suffer from
heart affection is quite erroneous
Pat who was noted for quick tongue; was
digging potatoes when the parish priest res sss sa P}
Good mornin' to ye Pat, and What kind OF
p'rtatoes are ye diEgin'|
Raw ones. your rivrinCe.
Och yere 50 smart VII In Just btsr Glye ys aueS
1T used to be four shns afore We came but
its twenty shillin's."-The Circle
The 1909 national encampment OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic will he held in Salt Lake City,
from August to A. A folder in red. white and
blue replete with information concerning OIdi,
Salt Lake city and the Rocky Mountain region,
is being distributed by the Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad. One feature that Will be of particular
interest to Grand Army men is the reproduction
OF ukenesses OF ell the commanders In chief,
from B. F. Stephenson. 1896. TO Henry NJ. Nevius.
the present commander Among the familiar
faces those Of John A. Logan, Ambrose f.
Burnside John F Hartranft Russell A Alger.
John c, Black and James TANNER
Infurated Sportsman Showing bullet punctured
haU: You notwithstanding young imbecile! Do
MY dear, chap is my hat you've been sporting
all day and if I don't mind, don't see why you
should-"-Life.
Titles OF nobility numerous in
France" writes q correspondent from Paris to
the Hamburger NachriChten.' ''as they are at
the present time and although this is the day Of
the Third Republic when titles should be at a dis
count, majority OF the people who are in soci-
ETY. have title before their names and a crest
upon their stationery whether they are entitled
TO them not. IN diplomatic circles where the
use of an assumed name a state document
might result in complications. the abuse has been
halted by VI. Gavarry. who has ordered all titled
persons in the service to furnish not later than
June proof that they may with right bear the
title by which they are known II is Won
derful how many OF the alleged nobIemen
have kept silent and how many have writ
ten that they care little about the titles
that they VIII not furnish the desired proof
Thus many orders, titles and crests will vanish
into thin air
SURE SIGN
Sing no. the gay suburbanite. he Iugs reel Of
hose,
A rake and spade.
A mower blade.
AS 10 his home he goes.
Sing no. the gay suburbanite. he bears peck OF
seeds,
Some peas and beans.
A dozen screens.
And other things he needs.
Sing no. the gay suburbanite. with packages
galore.
Doth homcward go.
now know