New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-23
THE TANK OF THE DAY.

The Crown Prince Of Germany is an en-
thusiastic photographer and he is making
good use Of his knowledge Of the art on
his trip TO the Far East recent ahd-
ton TO the great collection or PICTURES
which he is sending to Germany shows me
Crown Princess walking across proa"
meadow. back of which huge mountains
rise She is accompanied by two yellow
boys, carrying golf outfits. The picture
bears the title "On the Way to the "o'.
Field at Ceylon." The picture eniarsep
and colored, is being sold in large num-
bers 10 German golf players.
Nervous Party-The train seems to he
travelling mt a fearful race, ma am. ,u,.s
Elderly Female-Yus am II! tmy 49,, n' 'er
a-drivin' of the ingin, an e can mar az,
go when 'es got n drop o drink III ll'-
Tit Bits
Writing on THE Modern Acrooat III III,
Vienna "Neue Freie Press" correspond
ent saws that the public now wants more
than the tame old-fashioned acrohauc per
formances and IS best satisfied wheh 'ne'o
Is a generous portion OF danger hlc'"ne"'
and refers to the case OF an American
who. when he saw a particularly hazaru-
ous feat on a Paris vaudeville stage 'o''
oood scat for thirty performances, 80
tina, he might he I'm the audience when tne
performer met with the accident which he
had no doubt would take place. the aero
hat as q happened. was alive and unhure
az the end Of his months engagement
"snd the American was disguised.
Marriage" remarked the professor
WAS rite practsed by the ancients oI5or,
And bachelorhoOd." interrupted a rlaIns l
If FORT Us a wrong practised by the moo
erns."-Boston Transcript.
On his return from Russia, Wnere n'
went 70 make busts Of the Car, the Czdr'n
and the Czarvitch, Pietro Canonica saiu
"a a representative Of the Rome ltaiie
.T found both the Car and the Czarlha "
he IovabIe people The ruler OF all the
Russias gave me an hour every day. anu
In that time chatted in free ana haturai
wav giving one the impression Of a sensl-
HE considerate gentleman, while nothing
that he did or said suggested the powerful
rpIer Those who speak i'll of US he said
one day. are either foreigners who do NOT
know, MS or Russians who have been led
astrav by visionary ideals" OF the En-
rress he said: she appeared to he in good
health and while read that she had gone
abroad 10 find rest for her shattered
nerves. she was sitting for me or spenuihg
her time in her household
"Hows your wife's cold this morning?
Much better. thank YOU. There's a a
dance Tomorrow evening that she wants
10 go to"-Detroit Free Press
The United States Consul at Niagara
Falls, Canada. makes a report Wnlch VIII
probably interest American factory owners
He saws: IAN announcement was nldue
by several power companies at niagara
Falls that a system of pensions for all EN-
ployees would become effective on January
/. 1911 All employees In their employ Ten
years will he retired al sixty-ive' ana may
he nensioned al $50 to 500 a month. Every
employee at fifty. after fifteen years
service. who shall he incapacitated for any
positIon the company may have available
may be retired and pensloned. Accepting
a pension will not bar pensoner from en-
gaging i'm other business, but no person
who shall have forced the company WITHIN
three years Of retirement. TO pay a claim
for damages shall he entitled to pension
"Out Of a Job, eh?"
Yes But ] m going to get good
situation in the millinery department OF
"Why, what do you know about MILL
nery?
All there Is 10 know. I've been work
ing Tor several years as a United States
customs inspector. Washington star.
English and European papers have re-
Gently made reference n the diminished
consumption of Munich beer. A dispatch
from Bavaria TO a Paris paper may explain
the decrease. II says: An original strike
has been declared by the inhabitants OF
Neuses. in Frankenwad, who have en-
tered into a bond under a heavy penalty TO
drink no more beer IN 1911 until the old
price OF 70 pfcnuis per litre be- restored by
the cafe proprietors. Recently they raised
the price to q pfenng. The pfennig is the
hundredth part of mark, so this would
give us threepence for a pint and three
quarters Of beer"
do you believe ii is proper TO apply
the term blizzard to the windy little
snowstormS We have Edst2'
III YOU have 100 or 200 feet Of walk
TO clear. you have q right to use harsher
terms than blizzard. Buffalo Express.