New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-24
THE TlLH or THE Day.

More than a third Of the taxes on in
heritauce in Kansas I'm the last year came
from non-residents. "The Topeka Capital
says This leads THE Capital 10 say that
New York started this vicious practice.
and other states having an Inheritance tax
followed i'm sclf-defence. Now New York
has repealed the vicious nonresident pro-
visions of us Inheritance tax. and other
states may conclude TO do likewise il is
easier, however. to start bad practice
than 10 abolish it,"
She-They say there are germs in kisses.
What do you suppose girl could catch
that way2
He-A DISQUALIFICATION Transcript
Al the international Hygiene Exhibition
az Dresden % department is devoted to
showing how fear Of sickness in days Of
old gave the quack and the charlatan a
large field Tor the sale Of what they called
"prcvcnuyes." The figure Of d woman
guarded against cholera" has a wool alb
dominal band. "a bodice Of thick elastic
material q belt adorned with small porous
bricks and fastened with waxed silk
ribbon. in the ample sleeves there are tiny
brushes and little bags of sand TO catch
and absorb the poison while little tubes
containing vinegar and boxes of chalk are
concealed under high hair puffs. The top
Of the hat is provided with a 'pinwheel. o"
which revolves when the wearer walks and
keeps the air pure about the wearer"
so Won won your divorce suit" asks
the friend
"Oh. yes"' happily answers the woman
81 got am absolute separation, with ali
mOuy, and the court awarded me the
custody of the dog, too. Life.
The severe drouth in Austria and the
danger of forest fires deprived the visitors
10 Marienbad and Carlsbad of one feature
in connection with the Emperor eighty
first birthday celebration. The woods I'm
and about these spas We're to be illumi-
mated in many artistic ways, but all the
arrangements were cancelled by order Of
the town councils. II was also ordered
that. until the dry season had passed, mo
candles he used in the cemetery for the
Illumination of the graves as is the local
custom under ordinary circumstances
DE man who is allus talkin' about in
gratitude said Uncle Eben. "is gincr'y
one % dem folks dat can't lend a helpin'
hand wifout iOokn' foh interest. Wash
lnston star
An artistic substitute for the old and
often misplaced and m!sguding budapest
has been introduced in some German high
ways. \ French tourist who had seen"
the country from a motorcycle says: AT
a crossroad | came upon what looked like
"A man with u scythe. Nearer by / saw
that it was the figure of a farmer with a
Jolly face. whose scythe, pointing south.
bore the Information I'm the dialect one
hour 10 Giorsdorf' Another equally artis-
ic guidepost was a rustic post ten feet
high the top Of which had been carved
10 represent "a schoolboy. His left hand
pointed south and his right hand held a
slate Inscribed To the Fullner Koonie'
So much favorable comment has been
created by these guides that rivalry as
TO who should have the best has been
created iu the various rural communities"
Hlobbs-Thcrc is one remarkable thing
about that defaulting bank cashier SlobSs
And that is2 BlObbs-ile has never been
Sunday school Notwithstanding
dolphia Record.
The Postmaster General has approved 4
new design for the tWo-cont foreign single
postal card, which viii be placed ON sale
about January !, 1872 The subject of the
stamp u q likeness of General 4. :. Grant
at the age Of forty-sevcn about a year
after ho became President This portrait
has been pronounced by General Frederick
u. Grant an excellent likeness of his dis
tmluished father ON the postal card the
poriV,it appears within frame. tho inuor
tines Of which form an oilipsc. while the
outer line are rectangular with inwardly