The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

nervous =Tstsm. Under excitants should
b. included meat as well az sloOhoi and
coffee. You need not continue tho vege-
tartan regime for long After few weeks
you may again partake II meat in mod
crate quantities; but vegetarianism can
be and IL exceedingly beneficial 10 peOplc
~ hering from nervous disorders.
To-day at 10 A. NJ. HE Majesty gave
audience in the Yang-sin Hall 10 Mr..
Fletcher. the United states charge d'Af-
faires. also 10 the sister OF the former Presi-
dent Of the United states. wife Of Robinson:
70 Robinson himself. and 20 RobinaOn's son
also 10 Mr.. Tenney. the Chinese Secretary
Of the United states Legation.
So runs q quaint communication in the
Pekin Gazette extra Of March 20. Thus
!. wOuli seem that in tho Chinese mind
Mr. Robinson takes a hack SEAT In favor
Of his wife. while no one not holding an
Official position 10 TO b. honOred with the
prefix Mr. The Robinson mentioned
IL Douglas Robinson Of New York, Col
Roossvelt's brother-in-law
Tai Hung-tsz. the Chinese Cabinet
Minister and Grand Secretary who died
last month. left a curious dying tesla
ment protesting against the great waste
Of public money in providing two meals
= day for the Cabinet Ministers where
one free meal ought to suffice Not salts
fed with wanting TO reduce his col
leagues free meals by half he further
put IL on record tina; Ministers ought TO
remain on duty At least till , r. N instead
Of leaving at noon so much annoyance
has been caused in ministerial ranks by
this document that an attempt IL being
made TO prove Il a forgery.
The late Grand Secretary Of China
can hardly rank a. an authority on eating.
a. his death was due 10 everlasting his
blood with an excessive dose Of young
deers antlers
The reforming spirit working in China
has abolished another distinction. A
decree Of March 10 definitely does away
with tho distinction between Manchu
slave and Chinese subject, giving the
former the same status a. the latter.
This reform was proposed TO the Emperor
KienlunG over a hundred years ago and
met with his approval. for. he said. 'aslave
IL a servant. and q servant IL a subject;
Il IL a distinction without a difference
Not since a French author stirred up
his counirymen a few years ago by the
publication Of a book ON the superiority
Of the Anglo-SAxon over the Latin races
has s.sch . ssS>ation been created through
OUT the Latin world a. that caused by a
lessure delivered al Milan by Baron Rafael
jarofalo. ex-professor q criminology at
Naples University and one Of the fore
most authorities on ethnology in Europe
His subject was a comparison OF the
Latin and the Anglo-SaHOn civilization.
70 the disparagsment Of the former.
Comparing the Italian youth with the
North American and the British the
lecturer came 20 conclusions that startled
bic hearers and have given rise 10 angry
comment He was especially severe in
oOndemning the sK0itability Of the Latin
races. and he demanded a more adequate
education in the exercise Of solf-oontrol
He took HE young c9mpatriots severely
TO task for thsir lack Of respect Tor the
lam. Ne rucallad GaFihaldi's words 81
meeting Of Roman citizens when h.
bluntly told them that they lacked the
Anglo-SaxOn fFmness Of purpose and
their faculty 10 think twice before being
carried away by specious theories or
popular clamoT.
II was this misguided enthusiasm. Prof
Garofalo said. which vas at the bottom
Of much that 10 rotten in the State and
which was the cause Of the comparatively
low standard Of public life in Italy to-day
The new socialistic legislation. giving new
privileges 20 the prolstaTiat. Prof Caro-
ialo qualities a. pernicious - long ne the
masses are not educated up 10 the
requisite standard
According 10 David " olh-onn a Cologne
banker and ons q the leaders Of the
Zionist movement. many Jews are being
repatriated from the United States 20
Palestine Herr Wolhsohn. who u now
in London. said that Zionism il growing
with tremendous strides; that the society
has a membership exceeding 2sOOO0, and
that financially the condition % the society
IL more than encouraging
We have now abandoned mere theory.
and are devoting our attention 20 work.
he aaid. We have had gratifying results.
For instance. We have worked hard az the
schools in Jerusalem, and the modern
young Palestine Jew has a splendid tech
meal and general education.
Our first care was 90 make the poorer
Jews self supporting. There were far too
many content to rely upon the generosity
Of devoted pilgrims. Now tho state Of
things ia altogether different Instead Of
applying for money 20 the ChAluhAh. a.
We call the central relief fund. they ask
for work.
Palestine Jews favor agricultural labor
Il is really wonderful to see how they
will toll upon their little plot u land and
how fruitful they will make the most
barren spots.
Palestine ia already becoming a favor
tie colony Tor Jews There are any mum
her Of London Jews among the colonists
and even Jews from prosperous New
York also abandon the commerce Of the
West for Jerusalem.
Religious Jews endeavor in their Old
age 20 make a pilgrimage TO Palestine. ]
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