The sun., 1910-07-10

the RACES known - MOngolians. a. vel -
Nalays. PolynesiAns and Sibsrianr. descend
from the gibbon
I Dr Melchers contends that each Of these
groups has diserentiAtink physical pc
B culiArities which correspond exactly 20
/ the physical p~culiArities Of the ape With
which he cl&sses it
Tho meAt boycott in America has its
counterpart on . smaller scale in Austria.
where al toocsIu1s and particularly meat
/ have greatly risen in prics owing TO tar1n
regulations and the prohib ibinon Of the inn
pJrtA,ion Of cattle from the Balkans.
A. krems. stem and Siockerau. towns
not far from Vienna. ~. .oOo people have de-
,cririn~i 20 give up nesh food until prices
are reiuc.sd Mas meetings OF house
wive~ presided over by Frau Pokorny. .
well known professor wife. have resolved
TO boycott the butchers H necessary for
/ good No; only ~oTkingrnsn's families
hut oficiAls and the professional classes
have joined the movement, which has
the support o; the cafe owners and deli
cai"sseG shorkeepers.
A,IstriAns consume an enormous guam
tity 81 meat IN the shape of saueAges.
AMI the demand for sausAgee also has sud
denly ceasei. The butchers have closed
ths,r shops and blame the Government.
The leaders OF the boycott have psiiticned
tho VARIOUS municipalities to establish
slaughter houses and cold storage plants
for the benefit OF the community.
On the point raised by an ant-Scmite
~ to whether Mr.. Roosevelt 10 . Jew or
no, there was q lively debate in tho
Austrian Chamber.
Deputy Myslivec. . clerical Cssch. at
talked the Government fcs sending Aus
TRAN troops into Hungary Io keep order
IN the elections and sAid II was scan
GAlOus that S.Ooo.oos Slovaks IN Hun
gary should be represented By only three
Deputies in Parliament. That, he added.
was because the Jews ruled the country
Aad owned tho prcss.
And then he continued. 'ons Of the
tribe comes from America, from New
York. where there are 900 900 Jews, and
praises up Hungary to Magyar society
people - the country OF liberty
-WhAi,' beloved Privy Councillor
KurandA. do you say Theodore Roosevelt
u . Jew
sure he is reported Deputy hysivec.
We'll retorted kuranda. wed rather
have Roosevelt here IN the Chamber thAn
your lot wish We had him here nowl'
The discussion then became so angry
and personal that the President had to
impose silence on both.
BuckinE CHAM Palace. the King Of Eng
lands London residence. has been de-
scribed az the shabbieut and most unAt-
tractivs royal palace in all Europe. Il
IL n dismal. smoke begrimed building.
and the front IL presents to the public
has about As much architectural beauty
as MAssa ch usetts shoe factory.
Americans who get their frat glimpse
% a European royal palace in London
gasp upon seeing shabby Buckingham
Palace The latest union railroad station
in their home town usually n far hand :
somer enthusiastically and better adapted
to its purpose than Buckingham Palace |
10 to Its Eighty-two yearp ago the Duke /,
Of Wellington declared that Buckingham !
Palace wasn't NJ to lodge the sovereign I,
oG England The Dukes criticism still /,
holds good
There IN some newspaper talk that
the beginning Of a new reign ought 20 |
y
IL IA highly improha bic that the Govern
m.nt. especially a Liberal-R Radical Gov /,
.rnman, such az il now In power, will /
.eo tts way to make an appropriati !
for A new palace II the Ciovernmen,
won't aprropriate money TO build a new
palao. i, NAV 10 depended upon that |
kinv George and hi. frusal consort Won, !
prov;o. TN. money from thar priyn,s
nuru.
Tn. from, ~ IN. nalao. which Am.r-
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