The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

of the Jews contains a permanent pro
vision against mA-aAcr-~?-
This outbur-t - explained nv the latest
report Of the Ruaso Jewish COMMITTEES
One item WAs for o. ass expended on
the maintenance Of orphan cases result
ing from pogroms The report further
-ays that upon urgent representations
from several branches II Was decided
Ia leave the amount ~ se5. On, contrib
uted pro rata by th. COMMITTEES. IA the
hand- Of the firm Of y VI Rothschild
a sons ~ be used should any recurrence
Of pogroms ARISE
Nothing could bring home with more
tragic foroe the character Of the Russo
Jewish problem
Queen Mary. Il appears. di-likeS chll-
dren 20 be pAmpered and pettsd 10 the
extent OF spelling. and che has seen To
u that her own children shall not suffer
in this respect She has been a spartan
mother and has insisted that they shall
cultivate q spirit Of independence A.
soon a. their small fingers can wrsstle
With tapes and buttons the youngsters
are made to dress themselves Princess
Mary now has a maid Of her own. hut the
maid was not allowed until the small
lady he'd mastered the art II managing
without help
The champagne question bsiwseh
France and Germany - getting acute
Germany ia trying to set up the champa gne
standard. but having ingrained habits
~ economy. refuses to pay a fair price
for a good bottle Of wine and has invented
a Concoction 81 its own which IL calls
German cha mpagne II g ats from one
tenth To one-half the price ~ good
French wine bat ON the other
hand procurs- ten times the amount
of repentance for the money A. cure
! for the drink habit German champagne
! has an unlimited future before IL The
/ most ardent admirer Of German cham
! payne - the Kaiser. but in justice to his
taste u must he adde,i that the imperial
butler takes care to serve French cham
payne N a hottie labelled produced IN
Germany
| The French, Who are a polite race do
not protest against the German drinking
what he likes They merely ask that he
shall not call It champagne AZ the Ger
man Government. which 10 short Of money,
payne and iqueur- To the highest tarif
limit IL has given France an opportunity
OF presenting her grievance TO the German
Foreign Ofiic- in a sharp tone The quarrel
must end IN CONCESSIONS on the German
side or reprisalS on the French
An interesting exhibition Of lG8 Du
Maurier drawings - now ON view IN the
9gaIl 10 ..sfh
death q reaction aaainss Du Maurier's
art seemed To ~et IN. but to-day IN looking
at these Punch drawings you recognize
the keen observer the True humorist aud
an artist with IDEAS
Du Naurier's drawings form. indeed. n
valuabl. social record Of the later Vic
toTian era. The wealthy parvsnu. the
ridieuioss ssthsts. w.re surely killed
or improved to no small extent. by Du
Mauriers weekly satire while the tall
and elegant young ladies and we'll set up
men b. used to draw certainly SEEM to
have Afforded models "a which later
artists owe much. and on which a later
generation s.~m- physically - hay.
modelled itself
English ship owners are up IN arms
b
81 London This dsCIaration ~ the out
come of a conference held IN London IN
ISs and Ise OF the ten principal maritime
Powers. including the Uustsd States. Ia
decide certain veSed questions of inter !
national law IN naval warfare
The declaration. which formulated ne~
laws on this subject. was signed 10y the
representatives of all ia. ten Powers. but
has not yet been ratified by any ~ them
Now the naval prz" tail. which EN-
bodies the terms Of the declaration. will
come up for discussion IA the British
Parliament this fail and n special com
mites. Of IN. London Chamber Of Shipping
4. pr.ua ring "A raport ON ~
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