New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

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CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE.
Every day IS q real delight
In sunny la of Mexico
Morning beglr with running fght
b noon he D. tile is going right
v hen darkness fails IL Is at its height
Fl.1 iugt Ike a moving picture snow.
rIr9uEr The anne. performance next day
they go'
TcX.clns hsnt at the drop OF the hat
IN tn land that's ruled by Madero
They tight anyway, II u comes to thst
Ia oh nov T"volution that goes to bat
Has Generals lean and generals fat
Generals high and generals low,
and a rank and filc OF man or so
Tho generals thunder their fierce commands
And then TO fighting tho man must go
llc attacks in brigadcs or in scattering
bands
Ho kneels and fires. then. cheering, STANDS
While the generals march In the sunset )
glow
70 dinner That's war in Mexico
Chicago Daily News.
'Frankfurt las q large English speaking
population" says letter from that CITY,
and there are not many business estab-
Iishments where one cannot ind person
srOken here AS to the quality OF the shop
English, it is usually below that OF the
waiter English. but 1t IS good enough. But
We had further proof of the American III
rueuce while on a motor trip to Nauhelm
q few days ago. on field still bumpy with
frost We saw a lot Of boys PLAYING baseball
The game would have been condemned as
bum br the youngsters Of our fans. but
we watched II with interest and enjoyed IT,
although one Of our party said that IL
seemed to him Ike "a Marx Twain story
told I'm Plattdeutsch."
DO you think Miss Chatters is an en-
tertaininS talker? &c
"Oh. my. yes. She can entertain herself
for hours at q time ''--BOston Transcript.
Speaking of a fad in Noman's hair dress
ing. u milliner said: when the last sea-
son was at its height at Monte Carlo one
Of the conspicuous figures at the casino
was a tall woman OF striking beauty VINO
could easily be distinguished from fhe
v women of the noble family class BY the
strip of white hair which she wore on ono
side of her 'pompedorc' The woman was
q living illustration OF the fact that gray
hair does not always make one look old
Some American women who saw the strik-
iuC effect returned to their homes with
gray lock in their front hair. TOO Ddd'
they said. when questioned. but It just
turned and that settled It, You'd be sur
prised TO see how many women have nan
the same misfortune lately. and even the
first woman is wondering whether the orig
inal from which shc copied was real or
like the others, Just stuck on
Dink-IIas Jack had any accidents since
he bought his automobile?
' Gink-Nav; the only thing he has run
into Is dcbt.-Philadelphia Record
The wonders OF medical science never
cease. An account Of how broken bones or
a living human being may be fastened to-
gether with wire nails, much as one piece
OF studdng is nailed to another by car
penter, is contributed 10 the current issue
OF The Journal Of the American Medical
Association" by Dr.. John b. Murphy, or
Chicago. Another operation which DR..
Murphv describes is one In which he SUBJ
stituted a structure OF metal for half a
iawbonc. His histories OF operations per-
formed are illustrated by N-ray photo
graphs showing just how the nails were
driven or tn. other forms OF metal put In
place
Cohen docking over his cards)-Tye got
four kings-what have you got?
Rubens (sadly)--Nodding but a MOP OF
SOCia lISts.-life.