New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
THE TALK or THE DAY.

Rob is the prosaic name OF horse that
pulls the wagon OF a downtown candg
manufacturer. Although he Is docile ami
NAL ordinarily, he wears muzzle' Tor
which there Is q reason. Bob has a deep
seated prejudice against boys. And ne
knows q boy when he sees him. A man.
woman or a girl can pet the knowing horse,
and re doesn't mind bit. But let boy
come near him. and he becomes wild, and
before the muzxle was placed on him he
tried 10 bite several boys. The driver ex-
nIained this aversion by telling about a boy
that stopped one day and poked Bob on
the nose with a lighted cigarette, Ito see IL
II hurt" IL did, and from that day dates
tho horses dislike OF boys. and his muz-
cling.
II wonder II I'll look we'll In black
What's the matter with you no" iou
won't have to wear olack ior years "
"oh. don't know about that. Ny hus-
hand Is an aviator detroit Free Press
An actrnss recently figured in an anus
ing suit brought against her by photo
vr.nhs, At Dsbrsczen. Hungary. She had
hesn phoeofraphed with bare feet and had
refused to pay for the photographs al
Sssing That her feet were made to appear
r.diou,ousfy large. In court she was asked
TO take OF her shoes and stockings In
ordsr that a comparison might be made
This, howovG. she refused to do. 1t was
then decided to compaSe the finished
photoxraph with the original negative, and
Il was seen that the photographer in re
touching had remodeled the actresss
toss % 81 20 make her feet appear really
smaller than represented In the negative
He consequently won his case. the actress
leaving tho court In high dudgeon
He-To-marow. darling. Is our wedding
she-Yes. and It's bargain day at ELK
mans, too Isn't II just too aSSrAvatingY--
Boston Transcript
After the death In Chicago last week OF
an aged accountant. whose intimate friends
dld not know that he had seen service In
the Civil War II became known that he
had on several occasions r!sked his life
10 act as Spy for General Sherman. A
parallel case was that Of the woman who
died I'm this city two weeks ago kins-
woman OF one Of New York's leading ciu-
gems who was q spy for tho Confederate
govern Inonls III bpeaNH8 VI hVi iiichd
said: "A number Of young people were
enioying the fun OF fancy dress party one
evening when u tall fortune teller made
IN. rounds Of the ballroom. addressing
many people BY name. When the masks
were removed the fortune teller could not
ba found and not unth after the war did
We know that 81 was Miss r.. who, had
she been recognized. would have been
hanged Nobody would have recognized in
the old lady who died the othsr day the
dashing spy OF the eos"
"Whv do YOU scorn that young mAnr"
"B.cAuse hs talks only OF love In q cot
SAnd he has tho right idea What you
save on the house you can put Into the ALL
tomobiIe "-I,ouisville Ccurfer-JournaL
Pleasant conversation. compsnionshfp
and mors or less dant!ness In tho serving
n, mea, have become necessary 20 good
digestion. according to Sir Roy Lancaster.
who is quoted by The London Telegraph"
lie saws: Robust people. so long as they
set u,,at suits their own uncultivated taste.
are ant 10 mako very light OF what they
call .fanc,es' about food and overlook their
real importance. Feeding on the part Of
civilized man is not the simple procedure
which il Is with animals. although many
animhls Ara particular . Y tAair. .foQd and