New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
TIE Talk OF TIE DAY.

The National Rotary Club. q sort of
Golden Rule organization, recently held its
first conclave in Chicago. IT announced this
declaration Of principles:
DO unto the other fellow what you
would have him do to you-and do it first
TO strengthen the muscles Of heart and
the acknowledgements
"Something for every member to do
something to do for every member,
You cannot be TOO helpful any more
than YOU can be too happy
Business and brotherhood will mix.
- has caveat emptcr.
Temper your business with conscience.
.,It must be expensive to get Up these
moving pictures of warfare
yes, actors and costumes cost G, lot"
South American revolution ashington
Herald.
Seven poor children, four girls and three
BOYS. a1l about ten years old, went TO a
nearby seashore resort yesterday, in charge
Of two women. for {. days outing. The
funds for the picnic were provided hy two
BOYS who sell papers and who live IN one
Of the two houses from which the excur-
sion partv was recruited. One Of tbs women
I'm charge of the children said that the boys
had arranged the outing of their own az
cord. and tbs remarkable thing is this: they
are not good boys BY any means and one of
them is probably the naughttest boy IN the
neighoorhood. But we think that when
Bovs do little things ike this they will CONS
out all right
Il see they hung paper efgy Of your
employer 20 a telephone pols last night
Yes, and ve mobbed the bunch that did
VIII? Aren't you striker?''
IT sure am. But those fellers wasn't mem
bers Of the Paperhangers' Union. olsdo
Blade.
THE Chicago Tribune" Is conducting g
crusade against the unrestricted sale of
soothing syrups' and other baby nledi-
cines with which ignorant mothers dope"
their helpless offspring. After an investi-
cation of the extent of the sale of such
nostrums, II declares: Every agency which
assists in putting these drugs indiscrlri-
natey into the hands of the general public
is particeps criminis. and the crime is NOR
ally nothing short of murder DR. J. II.
Mason Knox. head of sanatorium for
children near Baltimore. also denounces the
soothing syrups," and declares that one
third OF the babies that come under his
care are victims of their use.
you don't seem to print the results Of
the races"
Yes, we do said the editor Of "The
PlInlyViiIa Palladium" we have all the
bankruptcy news"-Richmond Journal.
The Paris Cosmos quoting from Ger
man trade journal. tells the story of the
growth OF the telephone in New York.
dwelling on the fact that the list of tele-
phone subscribers. which mum bered about
$50 thirty years ago. now fills directory
OF more than six hundred closely printed
pases. In speaking OF the business. the
writer says that between the hours of and
a. m only ten messages a minute go over
the wires. but as the day advances busi-
ness Increases by great strides. until be-
tween II a. n. and noon, when 1t is tele
phone flood tide. about 10000 messages are
handled by the $500 operators in the Go
central Offices. Commenting on the great
use made by New Workers OF the tele-
phone. the writer says that the Hudson
Terminal Building has more telephone sub
seribers than Greece and Bulgaria to-
gether.
That's q fine dictionary you have" said
the city relation.
Yep" replied Farmer Corntossel
Mandy thought l ought to have the book
in the house SOS 10 help my spellin.'
But your spelling is just as erratic and
unusual as ever
II know it I'm one of these rellers that
don't believe half they see In print
Washington Star.