ten o'clock
in the morning
The latest news -LRB- two days old -RRB- follows the four-line sermon , under the pica headline `` Telegrams '' -- these are `` telegraphed '' with a pair of scissors out of the AUGSBURGER ZEITUNG of the day before . These telegrams consist of fourteen and two-thirds lines from Berlin , fifteen lines from Vienna , and two and five-eights lines from Calcutta . Thirty-three small-pica lines of telegraphic news in a daily journal in a King 's Capital of one hundred and seventy thousand inhabitants is surely not an overdose . Next we have the pica heading , `` News of the Day , '' under which the following facts are set forth : Prince Leopold is going on a visit to Vienna , six lines ; Prince Arnulph is coming back from Russia , two lines ; the Landtag will meet at ten o'clock in the morning and consider an election law , three lines and one word over ; a city government item , five and one-half lines ; prices of tickets to the proposed grand Charity Ball , twenty-three lines -- for this one item occupies almost one-fourth of the entire first page ; there is to be a wonderful Wagner concert in Frankfurt-on-the-Main , with an orchestra of one hundred and eight instruments , seven and one-half lines . That concludes the first page . Eighty-five lines , altogether , on that page , including three headlines . About fifty of those lines , as one perceives , deal with local matters ; so the reporters are not overworked .