The Washington herald., 1911-08-27
AS OTHERS SEE IT.

AS OTHERS SEE IT.
From the Topeka CAPITAL.
Every man is hard loser. The DIFF
ference is that some conceal it better
than others.
From the New York Press.
A woman can tell things that are not
in fashion by some Of her neighbors
wearing them.
From the Baltimore American *
The marriage license bureau is able to
refute rumors Of Q shortage in Mary
lands crop Of peaches.
From the Baltimore Star. -
Mail carriers need money" says a
headline. But why specialize? So do
most Of the rest Of US.
From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Washington hardly expected. to be call
ed upon to entertain Admiral Togo and
Gen. Veto the same week.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
Nine out Of ten who read this para
graph do not even know where Diaz Is.
So passes the glory OF earth!
From the Baltimore sun.
My, you'll have to be awful careful
| with your old masters and not leave
'em hanging around promiscuously on
| the walls.
From the Albany Journal.
Gary, Ind, will soon catch I'D with
Pittsburg, .ts rival in the iron trade.
Gary's first millionaire is suing his wife
for divorce.
From the Brooklyn Eagle.
When the devil was sick, the devil a
monk would be. Penrose has picked a
reform Republican for nominee for may
or Of Philadelphia.
From the Kansas City Star
President Taft offers the argument
that the majority is not always right.
But does 1t follow that the minority Is
the more trustworthy?
From the Chicago Record-H Herald
There's a shortage Of babies in Cali
fornia infant asylums. II the babies
are plentiful in the private homes OF
the State we see no occasion for alarm
about the race.
From the Detroit Free Press
Oh, well, even IL Atwood takes longer
than train passenger to make the trip,
he doesn't have to tip the porter when
he arrives, anyway.
From the New York World
Up in Wisconsin a man dived into the
water and caught a twenty-two-pound
"a ip
killing mountain lions with jackknives.
W. need a frost.
From the Chicago Record Herald.
Policemen who are called to shoot
mad dogs might well remember that
bullets have killed more persons than
rabies, whether the bullet first passed
through the dog or not.
From the Baltimore Sun.
The consumption of pigs feet in Chi
cago reached the enormous figure of 40
100000 last year, which is almost twenty
per capita, including the babies and the
old people without any teeth.
From the Louisville Courier-Jurnal
Col. Roosevelt statement that who
ever helps to burn a human being alive
will always have the spectacle Of his
own handiwork scared into his brain
leaves out of account the lack G. brain
that is common among creatures Of
that type.
From the Baltimore Evening Sun
DR.. Mary E. Walker, of pantalocn
fame, has offered to sell one finger IL
the purchaser will pay her enough to
found a consumptive ward on her es-
tate near Oswego. Prices must be 60
ing up. We thought Is cents for four
fingers about right.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
Admiral Rojestvensky will probably
spend the rest of his life regretting that
he did not find out enough about Togo
to learn that a hundred-dollar-a -a-pIate
banquet was a much surer means Of
overcoming him than to go against him
with a fleet of out-of-date ironclads
what