New-York tribune., 1909-05-10
THE Talk OF THE DAY.

Professor David W Marks. who died in London
recentlv was probably the only Jewish minister
who held q place with the same congregation tol
sixty-nine years. He was ntnety-seVen years oi~'
but was a member OF the younger class hAV'"S
been the first clergyman OF his faith TO cast aside
in an English congregation. some Of the antique
usages and 10 make the service OF the reformed
kind He was recognized as one OF the learned men
Of his time. but was not university graduate
.Aw " tbev amt in it with US They amt even
got class cOIors or a college yell
The Official German statistics OF motor vehicles
for passengers and freight traffic for the three
wears 1906 1867 and 1875 showed 2o26. 26022 and e.
727 vehicles Of different classes There was, SAYS
Engineering in 1905 increase Of nearly n
per cent over 1907. against an Increase or 50 per
cent in 1907 over 1865 The increase affects partic-
Iarly the more powerful carriages and rather ex-
pensive motor cars. prices Of which went down
last year. The number OF accidents has decreased.
but Berlin had as many Il accidents for every
100 vehicles.
Seen The name Of this new royal oe2 eaPY; Courier
Journal.
The American Fourth Of July will be celebrated
by Dansh-American citizens al an exposition 20
be held in Aarhus. Denmark. July t. according 70
an announcement made by Henry l. Hertz toast
master the third annual dinner OF the ChlcaFN
Association.
arranged said Mr.. Hertz. that our Fourth of
July this year will be celebrated at Denmarks e1-
position. There viii be about two thousand mem
bers of our association the festivities the entire
town being turned over to us for the event
lawyer (cross-exar mining testified that
Miss Snlythe was walking in her sleep How do
Witness-WeH. a mouse across the floor right
IN front of her and she never even batted an eye
Chicago Tribune
Governor stuart Of PENNSYLVANIA, has vetoed a
bill to permit juries in murder cases 70 determine
between the death penalty and life imprisonment
In view Of the disregard Of human life which some
elements of population continually exhibit.
do not think that criminal law governing the
punishment for murder in the first degree should
be relaxed" says the Governor. Approving the
veto. 'The Philadelphia Inquirer says: When
We reach the point where turies. swayed momen-
tariiy by emotion by sympathy. can virtually
destroy the death penalty shall arrive at the
beginning Of increasing list Of cold-blooded
crimes"
"Do we owe the doctor much, asked the wife
NO; paid him last week Why do you ask?'
Because he hasn't said yet this is the finest
baby he ever saw
The council Of the Bread and Food Reform
League of England has issued manifesto direct
ing attention to the importance OF using a more
nourishng bread than ordinary fine wheat bread.
especially as food for children. Chemistry proves.
says the council, that the whole Of the wheat
grain contains more nutriment than the part usu-
ally made into fine white -four Experiments made
on the human digestion in America confirm the
statements Of the Bread and Food Reform League
that more protein-hesh-forming materiaI-cau be
assimiIated from whole wheat meal when It IS
ground to a uniform fneness than when coarssly
ground while experiments in Germany show that
from 500 grammes of finely ground wheat meal the
body assfmilated nearly two and half times more
of the mineral substances which form bones and
teeth. and which nourish the brain. nerves and
tissues. than from similar weight Of fine white
-four"
Isn't II great advantage n study foreign IAN
guages before travelling abroad?'
Not always" answered Miss Cayenne I'm
familiarity with language occasionally enables
one to conceal a great deal OF downright iguO-
rance. .''-Washington Star