New-York tribune., 1913-03-25
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

offers no announcement To the Yankee
stove makers. Says Consul General
Knabenshue. writing from Tien-Tsin:
THE Chinese use very primitive cooking
apparatus. The little open air eating
houses found everywhere along the streets
81 the native city and along the Wharves
have the simplest kind Of furnace sup
porting kettle. Chinese cooking Is either
stewing or boiling. and this kettle an
swers all possible purposes In the chi
nose houses very thin cast iron kettle
Is placed over the fire. and everything
which the family cats is cooked therein
Pas sick"
Very"
Yes Mas terribly worried. She says
he's so sick that he hasn't even noticed
that the nurse we've hired ls pretty.
Detroit Free Press.
THE vERNAL EQUI-KNoCKs.
Now this solsital slugger
Has shown mp in the ring
A. permanent producer
And champion Of Spring.
Aud ike the lichtnings which
Let loose 20 split and splinter
The vornal Equi knocks
The stuGiug ont OF Winter
". j. LAMPTON.
Lorr-hot-Do you consider horseshoes
au emblem OF luck 49,. ,,.i,.
pldcer-NcS. when they are on the VIII
ninc horse. -Tit-Bits.
\ lame man who walked with tho aid OF
a crutch entered subway train NJ 'oth
street and declined 10 accept a place Of
fer.d to him by a young man. He moved
with difficulty through the car distrhut-
ing what appeared TO be an advertisement.
Most Of the people who accepted the niue
printed sheet dropped IL unread. IL VIII
not hurt YOU 10 read &c." said the man 20
an elderly straphanger who was endeaV-
oring 10 read hls paper Then the man
with the crutch held ono of tho slips UP
and read. his voice sounding above the
rattle ~ tho train. Many people. when
.ek.d To- consider their future welfare.
say. .Oh. have plenty Of time for that
WHY. / have many years before me; De-
long fo a Iong-lived family, Besides ]
am so busy that | haven't time now nut
will attend 10 II later. Plenty or time
.Not now q I.atcr'-this is just what the
GREAT .ncm, of souls IS looking FOR. The
devil is "a sharp. shrewd. wide awake chap.
ifc never tolls "a man that salvation
through our Lord Jesus Christ o. not "A
Good thing. hut that Dee can attend 10 that
later. IIc knows that no one wants 20 De
ctcruarv lost. go hc merely gets them 10
rut II of The religion ~ Jesus Christ y
everything or nothing 20 you. and ~ now
4, the only time that is yours. are YOU not
taking big risk when YOU say No'
now"
"Do you think tho work on tho tariff
III may" replied the member Of Con
grcss.
"iiinc. MS liable to make great dif-
fcrcnc, in tho way lot OF constituents
vote. Washington star
The "milllouaire assessment in Ger
many FOR the benefit of the army has
brought forth. among other protests. a
call on the part OF the Worlds Welfare
Committee. i'm which Dr. Edward Lowen-
thai. tho president Of that body. says that
I'm View of the increased demands on the
NNnNl' lot lhibH l'l N'I anu "i iih'ii'ii'
purposes time may he looked forward
to when these demands VIII become cN-
ccssive and that the only way TO guard
against cyil consequences IS TO urge tho
establishment Of worlds congress for
tie settlement Of all points OF difference
and dispute
Gibbs-It costs more 10 I've than IL did
a hundred years ago.
Dibhs-Al the same. | wouldn't Ike to
hc one of those who lived thcn.-i}ostOn
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