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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

9enne &eroi fprbelt poa 400 9lftier 9is
Der altiao bper Nftie, ior1 i9lgeS for $50,
en- 89roi Of ooer $4,000.
9riien paa 9otterne, Der li89er iaa at
Iiae mibt 8per, CT lat alt for lopt, p9 De
piae tlinne ielees til life iaa faa tulinoe
9o0ers mere END ben ber an9ipne 8eroi.
Set bill herof les, at naar pi nobpoer
glitter til Sal9, er bet life fpr at beoe
6olt zoe nooet for intet, men pi 9iper en-
reef 8nrbi, iom intet 8%ompa9ni for bar
til6ubt fine 9ttieboloere.
Man funoe ioa ippr9e: Soorfor bill 8
ba lnloe Glftierne, naar De bar laa flor en-
8eroi? 9ertil ibarer ni, at bet er for at
fao iao mango iun muli9 al bort Soft I'M
tereSiereoe / Sfulela9en.
9i bar oerfor o9iaa en- 8ora9raI | bore
Qope, lom forbpoer no9en at hploe mere
eno 20 Nftier; oenne 8eitemmelle Ell ta9en
for at bele 8eroien life it'll tomme pao
nuole faa Senber; t6i bet piloe 10 oGre en-
ooo 6urretning ior no9le enfelte at to9e
bet bele, bette pilbe oi for 5a9ens Stplo
fprbinbre.
9esuoen fan TIM 9utberonere blioe
9lftieboloere %aumpa9niet ,bpilfen Seitems
melle ct ta9en for at Stolen life no9en
Sinbe lfuloe blipe Ell ifteeIntberit Sfole.
9trettionen
NIB. Suit at boer 9ttie paa % Dollars
hor en- reel 8eroi al pper 100 Dollars. o9
mert bel, at bner Got CT M 5000 9oa.
mere nero END an9ipet bort Status =
bette er life Sumbug, men @irfeli9beo o9
Sanbbeb. De, iom oil tpbe aftier, bebes
benpenbe zig til 9aItpr 6. $. Semen eaer
unbertegnebe. 8i beoer baaoe 9antle os
unoe at ta9e @ftier eller fpbe Lotter
Mnton6 a II e II,
Single @arf, 8aeine, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

TENDER eaur Sureu tiIba9e : FRA
5fft6 apenne til Anldgertorp Ir. 10"
min gooe Rd8mus 5r.
Rasmus 9. Qnberien, tiOli9er amez
GeTanbt / Oanmart og MI
Reodtter % llogioer at @isconiins
blaoet 4merita. mobtoe f%orleOen fgls
genoe 8reb:
gWlin gobe Rasmus! Seq bill M
beOe big ON at itoppe meO at ienOe
mig bin fptleriIfe Qtbis lan9ere. On
ou 6dobe roget at DOR 6ebrene Qro
/ bit inaDre 9ierte, iaa piIoe Ou
life forIege at narre troitnloige
2anbsmano til at femme for Sap
italmdgten og Stortbbe, iom bu nu
ggr. Sper Monitdb.
Sommeriet, Wis., Suli q, 1902"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
6ertil fparer Qmeritas Reoattgr

6ertil Iparer Qmeritas 8eoatter:
ogeo life Soer MonitdO, at Ga
6ollettes 6opeOitstte er DisconIins
ri9eite manb, Siuac @tep6enIOn2 Gr
bet life &apitaImugt JON forItaar2
Deb life Sper Monitab, at 2d5olletie
(Wisconiin5 @uOernpr) for to Qar
iioen fit ct belt 3rdin til at tyre oms
firing meb at Observation-Disclosures
2aIer life Sper Monitab 4oiierne?
S9 ioo er ban Iaa breo pad Rdss
must"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10

81 in The sun. Z possible f-- 'r9 -00d erect rhe
bond lEat. ard prevents ta-s ra-r t--u turning
beaches On surEEht al fabrics wrt i- =oarS-es
bleach And t1e same sunshine Ea- rre iron
Give on s-i -.se-a-Z = eaa. parts N.-a 51s-
5--i- rs r--f--- 7- 70 is r-rs tr,-- -- f-lr,ur
thr same evening 0frh specially good brushing -
the sea % L"i- .- -..l 'r ~ lHt -.Tf.|. '..l
gives German girls tre.- rriCk glossy rH.- though
the open air have much 90 i7 win rra growth and
How 10 brush the hair Cor t1e best results ls aa
an which WI bear p .srr about Clean brushes
ana combs Of -he -r-r lU portanrs. and they
need cleaning. or Vtr.rE clean. each time r1ev
used. A relay 20 different brushes IS e l-. .lr -rs
e.. has different conditions. a-1 rec -ires r-elr-
ue.r accordingly. I- may be dun. z-r a good.
sSitt brushing wira the t-s Etre brushes Uh en-
are So delightfully."- cleansing ard eliminating is
the thirE wanted. Nothing equals 5-a v1r= brush
tor taking all the dust and dad SKIN truu the
scalp. u E-l be found Ike so much due 70 Jls
brush, from which % g easily shaken Ey . few
tals ~nen the brush -4n g. ~.Pel clean and ~
l- me sun rr--en minutes Al. raIrt ....s s.--a-
---.8 --e rsr 1r-5 -.--s- ..--- r-.a ,--
back ana a1oT Il ..-- BAN ~ 1a-z E--- +. IA -
portIors toB and s....s' -...rs.= ~. .-.-v -.
one sl1e sId lop in tW9 era.-s. 90 aa-p -l.l from
the si1e mat is loose zen saIlt strokes .rl.E h.
loosen ne ROD hair alc -r--r -lat Zen umas. -a-
st-t-Is t-e STROKE % me same -a-- at -E- scalp
ten times over al- pass t1 tls other slle 81. R..ll
-- -'--.-t 7.--n - ir --.- --...-..a-- s.-
ltk hair 5sr sirsEes a .-- @ .---a a q ,s ne
teauon and tle whole ,aarr.- -nl- b. -.-..f-1 .r
woman with 50 u.-la - d lirrai. ~ ra- r.l f.ai
a-P pesins us d-t. 80 taar one can almost feel
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
CIRCUIT WOULD CLOSE 1T.
MAY MAKE CHARGES AGAINST OTHER
INSTITUTIONS HELPED BY
THE CITY

When Controller Grout was asked yesterday about
the action OF the State Board Oc Charities in sus-
tanning him he said
We took great pains. before making any charges
against the institution. 20 eliminate everything OF
a doubtful or -QuivOCau nature. leaving IN our
preseutment only those charges of which We were
absolutely If the institution had shown a
disposition last summer 10 take care or ltS IN
mates instead OF sending them % their homes
and then charging tle city for their maintenance,
perhaps. but I sent some OF our men around 70
the homes OF these children and found out about
their surroundings
The city Is paying 81 d0o 90 a year 20 charity in
this city and il Is absurd for any managers 70 as
sumo that they can run things IN a Negligent or
Illegal manner and sriU receive the city patron
age There Is no need for the continuance or the
Mutes The children that have been sent 20 that
institution hr taken care 1I IN tnstltutluns
" herp the managers Try 90 comply with the IdW-
BOARD or ClaTirirS sUgEs SIS thdt the m
sriruriOu have three months In which 20 re0rBai<e
its board OF managers. 1 am not disposed 70 allow
anvrhing OF the kind L confident that the
Board of Estimate and AppOrlonmenl VII not al
low any such length or time ior reo-gthlLtl4On'
Corrective methods Of drastic nature must oe ap-
piled once
Are there any other institutions thaJ are man
aging their affairs illegally
There are two or three institutions that We shall
report against In d short time do not care to
discuss them at lIis time, however lhey VIII De-
coming right along - s.s....,- ,,,
,Draar before TN. Board OF Estimate Jo-daN 20 eX-
plain Tho alleged irTrsularite--
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
BIBLE TEACHES TRAINING SCHOOL.

The programme for the opening OF the Bible
Teachers Training school IN the chapel OF the
Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church a. a m on
next Wednesday viii include addresses by Or. r
: Macarthur DR. ". F. Mcdowell Dr. ". W
White. the president OF the school the Rev. George
Sotau. ~ England. and others The lectures and
recirati0us or the school viii be held Mondays 70
Thursdays Inclusive from $50 a. m TO Il As D.
and on Fridays. from 10 and 730 70 $50 . m
Two extension classes Will be taught by DR.. White
tn Calvary Baptist Church-one a general Bible
class at room on Sundays. and the other teach
ers training ass az 8. .4J p. n. Mondays
DR. James NJ Grav. II Boston VIII De the teacher
%, sru,ral class i1 the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. West End-av-. and Ninety-hrst-st.. on
TUESDAYS 40 S o. NJ. The Friday evening class in
lAe rtrtE Avenue Presbyterian Church Will ns
taught ay Dr Robert " Rogers. Of Drew Theo-
logical seminary. Mr.. Sotau Will conduct exten-
SION classes az tEe Twenty third Street Branch OF
l- Young Mems Christian Association SUNDAY
school teachers class iu Youkers and "A number
or general classes in N-w-IOTk and Brooklyn. The
tuition af ..I the classes OF the school IS free and
visitors are welcomed tt am the exercises A set
li ilrHt Hmr for the students ~ the school has
Deem opened ar 40. - East Seventy y-s~cOnd-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
LODGE R4PS VULGAR F~iLFH.
SOURCE OF DANGER THE
SENATOR SAYS.

Worcester. Mass. Oct s.-Ths Collegiate Depart
OF Clark University dedicated, and Presf-
dent Carroll D. Wright installed this morning.
Senator George z. HOar, president OF the board OF
trustees. presided and made an address. Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge also spoke. and striking feat
ure OF the exercises Senator HOar's cOmplf-
mentary references to Senator Lodge IN introduce
ing him. President Wright briefly outlined the pur-
poses OF the college. which. he said. opened
auspiciOUsy with entering class OF seventy stu
dents. His grafton the relations between
college training and citizenship. President 8 stan
ley Hail OF the university extended a well
come to President Wright upon whom the honorary
degree OF Ii. .. was conferred. Senator Lodge
also received the degree. IN the OF his adj
dress. touching on the responsibilities OF wealth,
Senator Lodge said.
We often hear II said that in these modern times
OF ours the rlch are getting richer and the poor
poorer. This Is not true. All students know thas
there has been great advance n the comfort sdu-
cation general weilbefng OF society at large,
and mat thS condition OF the average man is better
il is HnCobtsit rrI Tlt he ersst For+1ines 15cl
have always existed have now become larger ~
amount than the world has ever known. Whether
be Of advantage to society OF whether they win
become a most potent cause IN the overthrow or
upon what the holders or these great properties
Ies Wnlcn thls Sreal wettn brings Snsy oecoIns n
my Judgment the sreatesJ source OF danger which
70 The coriTUniTv Vhos. laws have. made tbeir as
cent. but they will be buwark OF liberty. OF order
and Of progress They be their own best friends
or ther enemies.
When wealth expends in a single evening upon
vulgar. nrainless entertainment amount or
money che income Of which would mean arfiuence
to thousands OF families. when it IS used TO pro-
UOte corners IN the necessities Of life tor deS-
perate gambling IN the stock market when IL IS
CaEed in effort debauCh elections control
legislatures when h considers that everything Is
tor sae-egtslatures and courts puohc officers, the
honesty of men and the no or OF women. tt Is hard
TO Overestinate the peril which 30 porteuds. When
used aud sought only for its own sake u puts
weapons into the hands OF those who through envy.
malice, ignorance mis- fortune seek the overthrow
of society and produce the anarchy which would
return men 70 the savage state from which they
have so painfully climbed upward. Without such
misconduct the part OF those who have great
possessions the dangerous disintegratins elements
IN the social fabric Wellnish poWerleSS win
them 10 point ar they may easily become able 70
accomplish the worst purposes. Blu when wealtn
realizes Responsibilities. When ir Is used 70 re-
heve suffering promote education. 90 orins
works art within the enjoyment OF all then X u
protection and a strength.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
CASSIDY ASKS BIG INCREASE
He WANTS lbs PER CENT MORE FOR
QUEENS THAN LAST YEAR

Ine provisional estimates OF the borough Presi-
dents claimed the attention Of the Board OF Esti-
mute ana Apporuoument at its meeting yesterday.
! @e original estimates as prepared BY President
CahloF Tor the Borough OF Manhattan asked for
1A-'S-4 o. an Increase OF SS 355 A. over last year
W tnls increase. S3500O was for repaving streets
etc anc Ssl i94 FOR the maintenance OF the new
permanent baths Those amounts were reduced
a1IeF snort discussion BY nearly $1,000. Mr.. Can
Tor SAID ne believed he could get along without
lten OF {S"o IN his street paving account. and
lAat the money tOr the baths could be obtained
bonds
President Swanstrom OF Brooklyn asked FOR
SL-s''hh. an increase Of S44.6O5 u. He has made
many reductions IN the administration OF the bOr
oLsh affairs. and the increase, he explained is
MADE up by che need OF Ss 20 for paving and grad
ing the added street mileage and the construction
or the Seeiey-ave bridge at Prnspecr-ave.
me Appropriation for Queens last year was y7l9,-
'oo 10. ror next year Borough President Cassidy
as a. 1880 90 an Increase o. about rs per cent
t3---5 ~ tlFs I5 mat &lsgn viii De needed In tne
- - b.lretL Some OF the items" he added. may
1T looks TO me- that way" put in Mayor Low
HLll q cnlcke. ~ which all the members of the
BOARD except Mr. Cassidy Joined
Queens are. Bureau OF pu5I, buildings ana or
n-Is 4a9ihl % total allowed last year s45,
year ss6 0el salaries erarrnnents of Sewers High
ways ana the Presidents ONCE. So 90. besides the
Ll-Iea-e asked Is almost entirely for wages. The
Only decrease Is OF $3.50 IN the salary list OF
-, department. or street Cleaning. his budget
S ~ 4s considered AT an executive meeting OF the
President Cromwell Of the Borough OF Richmond
amount allowed for l9O2. The largest items or in
,rs3se are S2g 4o IN the Typographical division;
Lhe Bureau OF Street Cleaning
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
A SUGGESTION

1..- Clara Edna Mowery a Sunshine member o.
NaU-Js-Fey. makes -he following suggestion. II
know from experience -aLt the appetite of invaGds
ana -1rva.ss-erts IS poor and has % - tempted
-- various devices. A gay o. serving eggs which
1.es-s1 1.e. and may please another. IS 10 boil the
eggs hard. and. after tley are cool. she'll and
i0 l4t e-E-rE.se. separate the yo.zs srou the
whites ard mash tae former with salt. pepper.
butter and L--s chopped Parsley and place IN tas
white sections The bread pas simply cut n very
fr.7 Slices 1-trs-ed ard placed together sand
V..r fashion. Then cut INTO fancy shapes With
sharp si-a This may sound childish but sick
people more 0~ less childish and dainty
changes always A pleasure to them A. any
rate .- ls change from me r-Eu'arrr b0t'a1 and
sl-su-.- .-l .--s generally served % eouvae=c-uts.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
ANSWER DENIES ALLEGATIONS.
INTERrRBAN AND ALLIED STREET RAILWAY
COMPANIES REPLY TO COMPLAINT

DTERrRBAN AND ALLIED STREET RAILWAY
COMPANIES REPLY TO COMPLAINT
Guthrie Cravath & Henderson lawyers OF No.
20 Wail-st. yesterday hled In the United states
Circuit Court the answer or the Metropolitan Street
Ra.w-y. the Interurban Street Railway Company
and tHe Metropolitan Security Company to the suit
brought against them by Mrs. Emma ". F. Page.
The owner OF hundred shares OF stock IN the
METROPOLITAN Street Railway. Mrs Page. the COM
painaHt. sought 10 prevent the leasing OF the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company 10 the In
Jerurban company declaring that II a fraudu-
lent plan OF the larger stockholders OF the Metro
poitan company 70 get control OF the properties OF
the company II asserted that the per cent
which the Interurban company guaranteed TO the
stockholders o. the Metropolitan Street Railway
was Far below the real rental value The COM
pailt charged that the Interurban company was
not responsible and offered security 10 the
stockholders FOR the payment OF the Per cent
guaranteed and that It's only assets consisted OF
the North Mount Vernon Street Railway. which
had been sold at a foreclosure sale for S5000.
The answers deny all the allegations in the COM
paiut IL Is admitted that by the operation Of its
proposed plan any amount earned By the leased
properties IN excess OF per cent rental OF the
stock o. the Me,ropOl Street Railway company
~J--l pass t0 tne Luterlrban company under the
IL IS denied Jhat the promoters are 70 receive
pr0L-s % De derived from the allotment 70 them
l- tle right 20 subscribe for. the stock OF the
.Lg rGe issue OF stock ~ the Securities company
ran no actual risk and assumed no real burden. or
realize large oI0nJs through the sale Of the out
standing STOCK OF the company unteruToan) AT a
-ur. or tlat the S0.ve .fu subscribed by the pro-
m1ters OF the plan r-lresenteo the pronts derived
from the compie-on and carving out Of the plan
.eLse Attached TO the answer are a number OF
st-tlI.-uts issued 1y the Metropolitan Street Ral-
% dis1roEe allegations maue by tue complainant
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
- sUNsHINE GIRLs-

2'A girls OF M0ntclair. y. J.. have started sun
7'-ne club. the object or which Is 70 share good
--ee' "itA some Little girl not so fortunately stu-
--eo as they are, with parents and friends all
7'ser 20 make them happy. The girls are from
-i"7 70 twelve years old. and would Ike their little
sunshine friend 10 be about the same age. They
purpose 20 have a fair 20 raise money for this
S-el.4 sunshine work. and also hope 20 aid in
-.-tI NaFs These Sunshine girls. with their
earnest heirfuI spirit are truly welcome as active
workers in the T. s s
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
BRANCH 40 j.

-As Io.o"ing letter showing the need ~ cheer
mas been received from the president OF Manhattan
branch SO ---
President or r1s T. 5 $ There is a poor Ger
5---- woman siAty-seVe years old wl0 IS almost
-.-' el--r"iss s1e would get along very we'll She
--tES e-Ane and tries hard DO what she can. but
.- .i.---s -r gong FAST She is deserving. but Is
---s -Hs how % pay for her room If there IS any
W. sAe can oe helped I would Ds glad A donation
- 81 -I s. would relieve her. I also need "a dress
= slrI or twelve years who has none with
---- Z. 60 20 school. and nave none 20 give Der.
Hours Fl.Ts J. DLMSTEAD-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
LLGHT rPHoLsTERE ElRnlc,

Serge. once 30 popular tor curtains ana s-.-,-.
especially with heavy ballsd and tasearI..4
.s no longer 10 be toLud in suy wei D1err-- 49,
Of house decoration This material vl,- -.-g 49,
oral burrows suited % rhe CATHERINE -s
irc ~ dust fs ROW considered for rr4-' - - l'li-
uUhesIthful for use The tendency is -r--.-5- Too
draneries and upholstery fabrics v-r----. -ie-
smooth. aluosr metallic frlsr. .- ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
MANY CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION.

Albany. Oct. (SpeciaD.-Ths state Board OF
Charities has received report concerning long
term inmates supported at public expense IN chill
dren's institutions under private control Long
term inmates ara those who have oeen under insti-
tutionaI FOR five years and upward and there
AlU7. OF 90 per cent q the total who pub
Ic charges or these. . 35T gible for ad0p-
tiOn, only 263 OF the whole number being physically
mentally or morally deficient Lists = all children
who are proper subjects for adOptI0n have been
furnished to OvarseeTs u the poor ana commission
OF charity
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
sr andrews BRorHERHoOD DEBT FREE.

B,ston oct 9-The- chief item OF business To-
Az ~ the Brotherhood Of 81. Andrew which
,nsred its seventeenth annual meeting here yes
tsrdav was the presentation OF the report OF the
-.,r-ri or the organization. Statistics quoted
sb0v-tng the total number or chapters TO be LIST;
mem in represented chapters LA tOta broth
srhood fund C.GSl: total receipts IN brotherhood
ofice Ns479 For the first time IN many years the
brotherhood is entirely free from debt
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
: s. O. agES1
| WAR ~ N/IS


Au manner ~ tortoise shell ana iet mounted
ornaments are displayed f7r lBy wear iu the hair.
..s--rraa and .r.sf.-s .r rFry lsrrirr
~ . -..
Ups. .,.A ...--- --- 7f'.'~.'- GOT ''' '-''i '''7
t-sa.IaaI rl.- ru--fres Ilsts 0g wired ribbon
leaves .r. other lovely foliage ea-iauI- To- Dee
Uarr more rlar ever trr evening Property Il-
..-.-- .'. t--.'.- -t So, - 80. &c.,
--t... O.. s . .....r.- ..
.. \, 80. -
H'eNi ---. - -, ne .,
LA -, FL.
7t---.- -- -,
latest f.1eie- BOB lEsr" goods are mad. OF rlrh
l-.--rr. f..-.s HueG with iaiutIIv er.0rrt sueces
t-a. r.rf gu1-ui tered -arll-. Bulgarian
lsalltrs t.r-- 1.aIt-tI na-s are Iashi'Hrd INty
vars la sz. .h- .'r Io-''l,s- ''. ''5.S 80 @
.ni.a-
"B lrur orange b. "a .' "i-'' h|''-- - .s"
shades ir Fn-te- = ''1
many OK che new Aa'9 ara '" ''''--
Iu some ol rh~ NOR @E,o4I AlI ,
where y -. ~ e -i.r I'M ralr.r ra.,--s
- I'D. r.4r.~ had. or One 1f rrs ..v -rtr H.l.>
---@
..--..- s-,, .-- costume .- ..I1r. .l.I silk
All ...... .-. ... . .f-.-, 80 .-.,-,.
Tor an ditFl.''' 4s--
white H~.a ..Hrr -t@...-f'I-- O." -e.'-.'' 7--.-
--. ,.rf.H gl..ar- ID golden Brown
r-t '-t .,-..4-..-a., roO- ..r golden
t4rera IE-H- ''
brown velvet ribbon att-r- Az '''" -'.''
49, ,., .r r.-- -lir- The hal-r coat .s 'It soI1-U
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
FAST TEAMS FROM EUROPE To- CHNI

The Eastern Chinese Railway vii soon issue a
detailed time table FOR regular through service
10 China. which will from ten % thirteen days
from London Hamburg 10 China compared
with the ocean route. conference OF delegates Of
the Russian Government and the International
Sleeping Car Company and OF the managers or
European railways affected. u t' b. held IN Paris
In a few DAYS under the auspices 0s tn- Russian
Ministry OF Railways. The lire Is exten-
sion Of the Trans-Sioerian Railway. and when COM
plefsd should give a service rom the principal
European cities 70 Port Arthur IN sixteen sew
.ntsen DAYS
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
I42 aG
EHlLE zOL4 HEHORI4L nEgrNG

The Emile Zola Literary and Benevolent As.oc,s
uon mas arranged memorial mass meeting for
next sunday at D m AZ saltzman's Teutonia
Hall Nos - and - Essex-st In - ,ro1o..I :.
have The entire hall decorated In black crane ana
picture as vel a. the name or Emile ZoIs sur-
rounded oy dTApec e!ectric lights The assoris-
ton rEis mass useJtng PROPOSES 70 ztzr- ,,C+s
uenr looking 70 the esIablishunent ~ "a ,,,,s -
novelist -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
-L.-cr A-rAINNlENrs

Cne--f-r-ass and sweetness % disposition are
often as great t1rre i1 trying situations sheer
i-ra srrla. ability The power OF restraining ones
temper under ur7v0r8rou. o. looking on the bright
side 1r things IN 5.s-ourasi-E circumstances and
NJ nor ru-rr-r.rE a difference a. or.-irr into a
personal matter s one m those choice attaiunents
ah1-- W.--.usrrss men universally r-eoEuize.-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
NOTICE

Al letters and packages intended for the
- : :. should he addressed To The Tribune
-u"-hine Society. Tribune Building, New
I"rA 'iry- IL the above address il carefully
- ed, GO nmuntcations Intended Tor the
= VIII he less likely To asGray- The
,,f,Iu ne sunshine society has no connection
49, 40 |ther organization or publication
N'AA@ the word sunshine"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
n1NLEL O.D4T. JR.. RrTS Z HOrSE.

Daniel O DAY ir.. son of ,he r'ce-president OF the
STANDARD ON Company took rite Tuesday 70 No
% -, z-ir,,,--t,-h--r "a four story and basement
hrcuv,sron4 dwelling h0l.sv. oi lSNlOO5 feet.
fror7 Allied e. Chaplin. H- viii occupy the house.
r, = aGJ~ss. 3r NJ. Dudy. ir.. year ago was the
Vardargrfft Building PIrtspurE. H~ is "a member
~ III NI1hi Delta Phi Fraternity and the Yale
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
WANT Hall or RECORDS CONDEMNED.

The Department ~ Buildings yesterday applied
o., fisrice Ieveurrirt iu the supreme Court. FOR
order ,ordaulning the old Hall OF Records as IN
"a o. and dangerous. and authorizing its demolition.
Tbt irs-lre held the decision until this morning.
"a re-rntt the Corporation Counsel 10 appear in
'1rositiOn 10 the motion should he deem NJ to
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
EoR TIE KNITTrRS-

A vermont member has sent printed directions
t7r knitting Eonler's sweaters. one IS s1r blouse
--t The other a Scotch sweater. These will be sent
% any T : member who is Interested IN this
A~s ~ work
ne -ire'l-9lF FOR SrltrtlE a mans sweater have
.rr received -r0m Ms DenfelI. These vii. be
oTNar-@- 20 t1- S-ush-e member Who made the
request when f-- address Is given.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
THE FOREST CARNIVAL

arm lu arm. their branches tW-rel.
AL naples drink the mountain wind,
Etach out with eaEerness 10 seize
ia-uns ~ cool October breeZ-
EraFe-y derked in yellow and --d.
A4 Pies stand AZ th- bright t1r1nE head.
and summon the mrs TO give their AID
ID make this forest UasIEera-e--
s-inrn1C even the solemn mrs
% JOIN the ranks " r0Isrtrers-
y land WooCsmen Pierre and Jean
Now Titl your gayest songs Lead on
ln ID the revgI The trees make here
or woods VIII be- sad for haIg q year
l1ioL urrl---Imm-r Is spent.
ana an the winter rne woods keep Lent
-'rralcis Sterle Palmer. IN The Atlantic
New-York tribune., 1902-10-10
THE TRTBTNE PATTFP1
A TISSUE PAPER PATTERN or woMAxs
WALKING SKIRT WITH BOX PIEarpD
FLARE. no. 4.2a. FOR 10 C,r,-s

skirts thar hr with absolute snuEness abor- ..
hips and hare suddenly and freely be.7v- 49, ., i7
make the accepted models OF the season ana s-s
shown IN many forms The stylish ar4---r. --T
rrated Is new and includes the fasrt.-,.- aus
pleats. In the case OF the original IN b. -,-
y-ane-tar cloth N cuirass gray. s-f--Asz . 'f