New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
THE Talk or THE DAY

When the marching column came 20
halt at 10th street and Fifth avenue yester-
dav the band was playing the Austrian
rational HYMN. TO the evident great delight
Of a group VINO stood on the east walk.
. one OF them said. There come some coun-
t-vmen n ours" and they all pushed for
ward a. far as possible % have good
view. The music continued for several
minutes and the three women and TWO mon
attracted attention bv their singing. When
finally tho marching was resumed ic was
seen THAT the band which had been playing
. Colt ErhaIte Franz den Kaiser" was that
oe the 7th Regiment.
Didn't your paper want Won 10 20 70
Yes. bu, 7 preferred something with q
spice n danger On 70. I've heen hunting .n
he AdirondacEs ."-Clevelaud Plain Dealer.
I'm q little store ia the Harlem tenement
house district where no one would look for
expensive merchandise and where the cash
register seldom shows more than two hg-
ures for % sale this notice vas posted
yesterday. Closed for holiday. To-mor-
row VIII he opeu. 10 VIII be- Friday the
18th II you have hard luck everywhere
else Won can't here Everything good, and
reasonable prices
Blobbs-Bor-oweu IS the sort Of fellow
vino Is always looking for trouble.
sIobbs-Oh don't know lie e always
anxious TO dodge a creditor-Philadeluh!a
Record.
Moving pictures, used until recently with
= view only % entertainment and box Of
fee receipts are entering wider circles of
eo-me-c!alism. Cars on TWO lines m
Brooklyn. the DekaIb and the Smith
street. are equipped with clockwork at
tachrnerts near the ceiling az the front.
This attachment 40 operates that the add
vertisinr signs are shifted. then disappear
and give place 20 Others. 70 has value be-
cause OF newness. attracuveuess. hypnotic
suggestion. and what not The scheme rs
calculated 20 excite the passengers 10
read rhe advertisements which for years
tney have regarded with unseelns eyes.
can your boy read the Had IN the or!s-
inaI?'
Yards around the left end almost every
time Detroit Free Press.
This is the way they do r. in Europe A
saubrette. whose stage name 's Ami Dick
eua. was playing a. the R0nacher Theatre
r Vienna last April ~ The same time a
comedian with the prosaic name MILLER
was also a member Of the company. MGler
and Dickens had several wordy battles
fter one ~ which the comedian was met
az the stage door BY n Young officer who
was "a friend ~ the soubrcttes and sound
IS thrashed Ami was promptly discharged
and boycotted by the Association " Aus
trIan Actors. which has now, according %
Ns published statement, formally with
drawn It's boycott. having been assured that
the honorable apology offered 90 the come
dian was satisfactory and made further
drastic measures unnecessary
.Nas your daughters musical education
profitable venture
'.You heti ] bought the houses on either
side OF u8 "a half their value Judge.
New York walters are going to start take
Ing iu money uow. said one % thlm recent
Isl Tho coming Of cool weather means
GREAT deal to them Boo cine matter OF tips
The man VINO goes 90 restaurant 20 dime
iu warm weather usually gives niH order,
cats 70. risos and makes quick getaway for
The cashier But when the air gets brucing
and he has 10 wear an ovcrcoat There is
slight variation to this prosramme When
he has eaten mis- food hc gets up and finds
tine waiter right behind him. overcoat In
hand After tho waiter has helped him on