New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

"No better rictures OF the sacred places
at I.ourdes can be procured than the post
cards which are for sale there. and the
graat numbers o. these which are sent
away by visitors have made the church
the grotto. the walks and the streets
familiar to interested people ali over the
world. writes an American from that place
But the people one must see 10 De deeply
IMPRESSED as We were-old and young
native and foreign. all devout and a"eo
IN the shadows OF the holy sanctuary N
this atrnc sphere three women were un-
pleasantly conspicuous few days ago, be-
cause Of their extremely fashionable at
tire and ir~everent conduct, and when they
blocked the way where invalids were being
wheeled. carried and led 10 the grotto. an
American boy earned The thanks OF those
who looked on when he reproyed them N
emphatic terms
A woman suftragist by some horrible
blunder has got into the Persian Parna-
mont and dared challenge a clause IN an
election bill which provided that no woman
should vote He even declared that women
have souls That blasphemous deciai non
brought the head OF the church 20 the fore
and with the usual conservatism that De
longs 10 such a high once ne dehounceu
me fuDious suggestion. OF couAe. women
Laye no souls Who ever heard OF such d
tbing9 Thus he beloved forth. And. ac-
cordinglv. the rash man was overwneimlngly
Defeated and the records eXruneeu OF MS
remarks This explains why Persia is feI-
sia.-BostOn Transcript
The statistical department OF the inter-
national Hygiene Exposition at Dresden has
issued a circular in which the success oil
this the first enterprise OF It's KIND. Is
noted. The management says also that a
complete record OF what has been said on
the subject OF the exposition by the news
papers OF the world would be a valuable
addition TO the archives. and AL who have
newspaper or magazine articles relating to
the exposition are requested to forward
them for preservation and for future ref
erehce."
when came into the Union station the
other morning. after travelling al uignt,
snid Hugh Reilly al the Commercial Gun,
Il went into the barber shop When you
snend the night In a sleeping car. said
70 the barber, II doesn't Improve your per-
sonai appearance. does it,
Well. said he. as he looked me over.
4 don't know how you looked when you
started. NM perhaps you're right Wash
lngton Herald.
For the accommodation or lnNdlluS VINO
visit the various health resorts in Bohemia
the railroads will provide medical service
on the popular fast trains The experiment
has been tried this season, according 10 a
Vienna letter. which says: "On two first
class cars compartments have been ar
ranged for that purpose. These compart-
nlents are arranged as physicians con-
stitation Offices with. emergency apothe-
cary shop attachments. The service was
experimental this season. but next year
II will be possible 10 consult physician
on any Of the popular trains going to or
leaving the various spas No physician will
be accepted tor this service unless he can
speak German, French, English and
Polish"
'.Xrecking on the Florida keys is a profit
able avocation. IL Is always ostensibly an
avOcatiOn. and Is prosecuted with terV0r
saws q writer. a certain wrecNiug master
of Key West has had a. much az $1,000
tor his attentions 10 wreck through q
period Of sixteen DAYS. Followed with dar-
iug and skill and a merciiess lack % sym
uathv for shippers IN trouble. wreckir g
has Welded fortunes 70 the islanders, and
Al IS thus that IL mas been followed Tor gen.
erations. Ohio News