New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-03
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

American nepsnaper Photographer
particu.ar!y when Vork!Eg vith flash
light. are known a. q daring and Dis
tu-blns factor a. public functions More
than once photographers have got into
,roub,> o. this country ny attempting to
take pictures where They were not
wanted None Of them. however. ever
had more thrilling escape than an
American photographed IN Toxic. whose
.1periencrs are related .n letter from
a traveller VINO wa ir Japan when Nut
suh!to. ,he emperor. died. The pnotos-
raphsr was struck by the wonderful scene
before the gates Of the palace o. the
night the emperor died. Thousands or
persons knelt or the ground and prayed
in the direction % IN. emperors win
dow. which ~as marked b. lantern.
The photographed. who had kne.t iu the
middle OF the crowd. concealing hls
camera under hls coat suddenly Jumped
o. his feet and setting or nashAsht.
took a photograph. There was a cry or
horror from the crowd. and Ia a. instant
he vas hemmed IN oy ar angry mob.
A policeman a. length succeeded i1 res
culng him but both % them were badly
beaten before they could escape from the
crowd The camera was kicked 70 pieces.
Mamma. why 90 they cal boat 'shs.
Because II doesn't have vote. dsa-.
guess "-Noukcrs Statesman.
A srirh. IRISH girl wro does general
homework ~ q small family on the Up
per West Side began weeks vacation
Yesterday. which she secured BY placing
or the breakfast table next % her I'M
Dloyer e. account % the suicide o. Her
man J. Kuster. who gave as lis reason
for the act that he had repeatedly asked
an vain for a fsv days vacation. and
that be might a. well be dead as chained
70 work 30 that 7 can't get any rest. On
the printed slip the girl had pinned a
paper vlth the words There are others ~
You handle large sums Of money IN
this plsy-a million or more IN every
act"
Il see" said Yorick Hamm.
And YOU must handle it Ike you were
= see. Could you le, me have g
bill 10 rehearse with washington
Herald.
In the uitle Hungarian town OF SLekeiy-
hidi there IS an organization OF Boy
Scouts which aims 10 be OF real service
10 the small community. The leaders
made ar Official call on the offcers Of
the local volunteer nrs department and
offered their services as an auxiliary
corps and we're 30 urgent in their request
that Il was granted. A hose cart was
placed az the disposal OF the boys. meet
ing place was assigned TO them. and.
writes a native to a Budapest paper. the
lad. have already demonstrated that
theirs is not a play corps. Bravery. good
Judgment readiness 10 carry out the
orders Of their superiors and earnest de-
votion 20 self-irnp posed duty make them
valuable addition 20 the fire hghung
force"
Going fishing
Yep"
You don't seem YER cheerful about
IT,
I'm not. You zee I'm going with a fel-
low who has promised 10 take me where
he always catches them"-Detroit Free
Press.
The telescope which figured In one or
the most important incidents OF Eng
lands most celebrated sea fighter is 10
be taken across the Atlantic. An Ameri-
can OF great wealth. whose name is with
held, purchased the old brass-bound
glasses through which Lord Nelson could
see no signal when his nag lieutenant at
the battle OF Copenhagen told him his
senior IN command. Sir Hyde Parker had
bunting UP directing Nelson 20 retire.
The man who afterward destroyed Ma
poieon's ambition OF invasion by defeating
the combined French and Spanish fleets
at Trafalgar put the telescope TO his blind
eve. could see no sigma" continued the
ha ftla vor "a dietary which hrnu~ht