New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
THE TAIN or THE DAY.

When kentucky dedicates to-day its new
State Capitol at Frankfort it can point TO
il with pride for several reasons In the
first place, it is q handsome building which
seems to satisfy the ideas of the leading
Blue Grass newspapers and statesmen and
in the second place, it was built at cost
of $3.50, ,000-Within the appropria iation-and
no scandal has so far developed in eonnee-
tion with it.
Pop"
Yes. my son"
This paper says that rain falls more
frequently between 3 a m. and 5 a. m. than
at any other time
Yes, my boy"
But. pop, the Sunday school picnics are
not held between those hours "-Yonkers
Statesman.
The newcomer must beware of the vision
of easily got, sudden wealth in Florida"
says The Orange County (FlaD Citizen"
A dab of gaudy color doesn't make a rain
bow: neither does blazing headline make
a productive farm or orchard. II a thou
sand dollars profit an acre were an actual
fact the first season, and every season in
every case, there wouldn't be standing
room for us on the whole peninsula A
little capital in cash, brains, muscle, en-
ergy, determination and stick-to-it-iveness
can find profitable employment in the land
opportunities of Florida"
REACTIONARY
l don't care if my food is doped-
/ like it that way better;
With Pure Food /, too, have long cOped
To be the Hay Trusts debtor.
All, yes, !. too, have gobbled oe,s
At vegetarian table d'hotes.
I'm glad my chilli sauce is dyed
It looks too brown without It;
l like the taste of benZOide-
THAT spelt correct? l doubt it,.
I let naught of the sort arouse
Suspicion OF my posterhouse.
Can me cold colops of a calf
And call it potted chicken
Veals, not so bad. | have 10 laugh
At those who think they're stricken
BY food somewhat compiex-to wit:
Meat. doped If you're not next to it.
I'd rather eat drug doctored meat
Than chew denatured haystacks;
! do not think this health grub sweet
Whose taste would quite disgrace tacks.
I ean't-no. not much. Mary Ami
Cleveland Leader.
Der Rodel Zigeuner'' Is the name of q
new operetta by Leo kastner and Josef
Suags. which was performed for the first
time az Ieipstc two weeks ago and scored
: success The book" writes g drst-
nighter is devoid of the silly stuff, hat
platitudes and impossible situations with
which re have beceme SO familiar In con
nection with the cperetta or the present
day. The music is so good that il Is en-
titled 10 higher place than the one TO
which 1t aspires. 4 trio, entitled 'Dss
Knuspe in the second
act. viii. unless the great public fails to
recognize real worth, make a hit, and with
that title why should it not7'
Henry, how do you like my new hat?''
well, dear, TO tell you the truth
Stop right therei II you're going 10 talk
that way about 1t, Henry, don't want 10
know! Chicago Tribune.
Had he lived until yesterday" writes
Hermann Roseu in Berlin paper. "Theo-
dor Herzl would have been fifty years old.
goodiy number OF mis- admirers and fol-
lowers Of the cause which he espoused
gathered at the Philharmonic TO celebrate
the day and to speak words Of praise for
the man who gave life to the idea OF Zion
ism and through whose iabors men were in
duced TO give time and money toward a
cause which until then had been as vapor.
No one could have heard the words spoken
about the Zionist leader without having felt
that lie must have been a great leader. but
IN cause which seems 70 have dYindled
hen he died. Hts labor fcr Jewish state