The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-23

Looking at it in another way,
cues the Washington Herald, wha
harm is there in letting one head {
hair make several generations c
| women beautiful?
Men who take their business trol
bles home with them usually tax
their good nature to the Office. as
serts the Commoner, and leave
there.
The new Bureau of Mines in tn
! Interior Department WILL of course
not take cognizance of those tina
have been sprung there, warns tn
! New York World.
A Pittsburg paper recently printet
| this headline: Blind Children VIII
See Wild West Show" This may b.
classcd as important If true, com
ments the Chicago Record Herald.
How shall American millionaire:
avoid buying counterfeit works of the
Old Masters? The only safe way, an
swers the Christian Register. is t.
avoid buying old pictures.
whenever l gifts to anticipatin
trouble" said Uncle Eben, in the
Washington Star, us g'winter mem
Der bout de friend of mine dat go
kicked by a mule cause he were sc
busy lookin' out fob de comet dat he
dfdh' notice de adjacency Of de ami
mails hind feet"
Observes the Colonist: There Is a
growing impression among English
speaking residents Of Cuba that the
United States will again have to In.
terfere and take charge of the island
Why the Washington government
ever gave up the control has been a
mystery The Cubans need long
apprenticeship before they are trust.
ed with the duty of governing them.
selves.
Says the Minneapolis Tribune:
There is going on all the time an in
terchange of population that is tend
ing to 1ningle the blood and material
interests Of the people of the States
and Of the Dominion. There is every
year a large exodus of American
farmers to take up the fertile lands
of the Canadian Northwest, while
constant stream of emigrants from
Canada still pours across the line,
mainly into our Eastern States and
New England.
A statement published by the man.
ayers and trustees of the Nobel foun-
dation shows that the five winners Of
the Nobel prizes for the year 1910,
will each receive, in addition to the
decoration, a money prize Of about
s3S, 900, explains the New York Tri-
bune. The fund consists of 33,729,698
kronen, about s9,107,01S. According
to a provision in the deed of gift,
10 per cent Of the income must be
returned to the fund and about Is per
cent Of the remainder is set aside for
taxes, expenses incurred by members
of the various juries in the discharge
Of their duties, etc. But for these
drafts on the fund.-" says the report,
the five prizes for 1910 would each
be greater by about 10000 kronen."
Open-air classrooms for consump-
i've children is the latest benevolent
to be tried in a tentative
way by the New York Board of Edu-
cation. For this purpose. declares
he Philadelphia Record. rooms are to
be provided on the upper floors Of
one of the school buildings so ar
'anged that the pupils will be in the
open air no matter what may be the
Weather conditions. That the children |
nay not suffer from cold, robes. foot !
warmers and other things necessary |
o keep them comfortable will be pro-
Tided out Of the school fund. 1t is
lrged that this arrangement is justi
led as a measure Of precaution for
lealthier children, as we'll as for the
etter care of those who are under
ed, poorly nourished and anaemic.
he teachers in the open-air schools
7ill have an extra 800 per year add.
d to their salaries.
Now that aerial navigation is COM
1g to be considered seriously. new
roblems are arising, such as the
uestion of navigation on starless
lights or over fog bound land, when
he aeronaut will be unable to find
is bearings. 1t has been proposed
y a German inventor. relates the
rgonaut, that a network Of wireless
tations be established over the land,
ach automatically sending out a pre-
etermined signal at regular inter
ais. which would be received by the
ir craft. and enable the aeronaut to
etermine his course. The airships
ould not be required to carry trans
lifting apparatus, as small receiv
lg apparatus would suffice to enable
lem to avail themselves of this pro-
osed system, and the weight of the
device could easily be kept
own to few pounds.
During the siege of Paris rat pies