New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

There i. moro than ono way of turning
a subject AS badly abused husband
recently showed His wife had been de-
livcring lengthy diatribc when cnd'd
with tho impolitc injunction: on 20 ft
on - tack" Husband pricked mp his ears
So 10 speak. and commented: THAT
right. change tho subject to physical up
lift" which rctort incidentally. put a
auictus on the tangent mood.
First Englshman-Wh do You avg"
vorr vito 10 fc militant suiirag tt'-
Second EnGlishman-Wh'n She pusl
vrcckinc things outside We have compdr-
ativc peace at homc.-lhfe
The victories Of the year have not All
been attained by armed forces. says
writer i'm Die Mode" and fighting FOR =
caus, r which women arc Interested mas
not been confined To- England \ victory
ono I'm which only women arc interested
was gained by the impcrsonal ""Spo'
known a. Fashion. which is already max
ing itself felt In the presence of the small
or hat which ls the advance guard OF the
still smaller one The big hat popular
only a short time ago belongs To the past
and for a short period 10 the provinces
for the little hat. away from the race
leaving beauty unmarked. has won the
day. Does any one weep The answer
is: not on yom life
"Wo all have to pay tor our experience.
remarked the Wise Guy
Yes" agreed the Simple Mug. "hu.
most of US want 10 buy ii IN retail quanu-
tics AZ wholesale rates Philadelphia
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INFLUENCE or lNFLUENIA
ON. listen 10 tho people
Who are grumbling In this town
About the seasons sickness
Which IT, pulling them down.
And making breath burden
When the coming 81 the spring
ought to make them find pleasure
IN every little thing
Say hear the poopl" growing.
Very little of II serves
We have god the idluedza
Ad ids geddie AVID our derives
". j. HAMPTON.
poctor-You mustn't give pp hope
some years ago I had exactly the same
patient ,gloomuy-Ah. but not the
same doctor Boston Transcript
Tho simple wreath II red roses which
IL, GRATED the coffin in which the remains
~ Rosa Safto rested in the basilica OF
san Lorenzo bore 40 inscription" SAYS
u letter from Rome. because the iope.
who sent il. puts his name TO no earthly
things Rosa Sarton was nearly eight
wears old. and knew her FIST unhappincs-
When. compelled by the elevation or he
Lrofh,r t. the throne ~ - Peter. shc
had 90 reIInqui~h the care OF his comfort.
" hich had been her pleasure from tn" da}
when ha entered the priesthood. They
have taken him away from u.s. sVe walled
when ne mobiles Of Venice called 10 con-
graduate her. aud 10 the da> ~ her
death she WAS not rcconcilei. ON o"e or
the first DAYS of his pontiHcate tie Pope
was told that his name and the names or
the members OF his family had been in-
,or.hed among the mobiles of the country.
Re declined the honor. and when he toli
sister Rosa. she said Right Peppi. Rosa
could not boz induced to mingle with the
noblewomcn who courted her and said .:
Il know that these ptlnccsses and count
esses 10 not call on me- for my sake. They
want 20 see II IL is really true that the
Pope's sisters are uneducated peasants b.
then they can talk aoout as and gossip.
That l. why We prefer to be alone "
You talk a If your friend was
greater poet than Homer.
Homer Well say. II Percy had
tackled that Homer stun he'd have made
II rnvmc'"- Cleveland Plain Dealer