Show SOME WELSH PAPERS For Obvious Reasons They Are Sold Chiefly By Subscription New York Sun A Welsh newsboy If there be such a thing would have an easy time in calling out the names of the papers he had on sale because na presumably would know how to pronounce them There are for i instance the Sereri Cymru of Carmah then established in 1937 the Baner ac Amserau Cy mru of Demby established in S4J and the Builth Llandrlndod and Llanwyrtyd Advertlster oLlandrlndod Wells established In 1S7S This last elaborately elab-orately named psner Is published at a Welsh watering jlace In Radnorshire much frequentee ly Invalids It makes Its appearance on market day and the Invalids to whom Its chief appeal Is made would be perhaps to some extent justified justi-fied In finding a perusal of it an obstacle to convalescence In the list of Welsh papers is also the Y Tyst Ar Dydd of MerthrTy In the same county of Wales are published the Mumble Chronicle the Popyprldd Chronicle Chroni-cle and the Llan Ar Dwwysogaeth of Cardiff In some other European countries coun-tries It Is the custom to utilize for comic or satirical papers such names as Churl van Punch Punchinello the Gossip tha Fool Town Talk or Fun but there 13 nothing so flippant In Welsh Journalism as this the one professedly comic Paper published In Wales being known as thd Cardiff Whip and being described as art Illustrated Journal of humor and satire a highclass portrait gallery and a journal jour-nal using largo and every considerable style of type Welsh papers as a rule have no more than a restricted local circulation cir-culation for the reason that a majority of Welsh readers are served by newspapers news-papers published In English cities particularly n par-ticularly London Liverpool and Birming ham The Welsh readers are mostly resident resi-dent in the interior counties and are not very good patrons of newspapers but their patronage Is steady as is shown by the antiquity of many Welsh journals |