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Evening journal., 1904-12-15

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In ordering change Of address give old
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Evening journal., 1904-12-15
EDITORIAL OPINION
The Waste d BROWN panar

From the Washington Post
Housewives who have been burning up
brown wrapping paper may now figure on
how much they lost by not adopting Mrs.
Chadwck's plan OF taking II to the bank
and trading It for certificates of deposit
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup
seems especially adapted TO tha needs
of the children. Pleasant 10 take;
soothing in its influence; 1t is the rem
edy OF all remedies for every form Of
throat and lung disease.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
Sporting Goods

We have a good line Of athletic
and sporting goods. Mention is
made of two items:
Footballs, 75c to 81. Every style
and all good.
Boys football suits at extremely
reasonable prices.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

A Hot Journal raised big smoke il
the New York subway yesterday,
causing considerable uneasiness to
passengers. Was it Willie Hearst's
paper in eruption7
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
Golf Vests and Sweaters

Golf vests in white, red and gray.
81. Black and white dots, $3.50 and
$.75-they are good worsted, close
~ woven, and are extremely handy,
Women's sweaters with or With
out roll collars, in gray, white and
cardinal, $3.50, 1925, IS and ss.25.
These sweaters are higher grade
than are usually offered at this
price.
Children's sweaters in blue, cardi-
nal, maroon and white, soc. 81, s1.25
and $3.50.
Mems good worsted sweaters, full
fashion, Soc 81. $3.50, s9.25 and $3.50.
Mems cardigan jackets, single and
double breasted in black, 75c, 81 and
50 on up at twenty-five cent inter-
walls to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
.. Ross . SON.
The Christmas Store.
Warm Things
for Christmas

Clothing always makes a
mighty good Christmas gift.
The goose-bone man says the
weather is going to be colo
between Christmas and the
first of March-something like
last year-and it'sjust as well
to be prepared for the
frigid weather that's to come
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
COMMUNICATIONS

Brief communications on all subjects Of
interest, temperate in their nature and
signed by the writer lname not to be pub
Eahee unless desired are always welcoma
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

oh, Here's a Glad Hand to the greens
and the holly,
For Christmas is coming; let people
be jollyl
But woe to the grump who thinks
spending is folly;
He's only a ehump who IS off OF his
trolley.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
YOUR Boys CHRISTMAS PRESENT
A Present That Will Always Be Valu-
able to Him.

II you have a boy who has left the
public schools. or who is now about to
leave, a very valuable Christmas pres
ent for you to give him is a business or
q shorthand course at Goldey College
such an education viii be of ever in
creasng value to him. Give your boy
the advantages that other boys are re-
ceiving. II you are interested, call at
the Goldey College offices, sO7 Market
street. or write for the 1905 catalogue.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

Love Courtship and Marriage by the
Rev. II. S. Dulany IN Epworth NJ f.
Church Thursday, December 10, 7.45.
silver offering.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

A lazy liver makes a lazy man. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters is the natural, never
failing remedy for a lazy liver.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
the Nail

The first rule for driving a nail
into the board is to get your eye on
the nail.
Similarly, the first rule for getting
an education into your sons mind
is to get him in touch with experts.
Probably your boy knows in a
general sort of way what he is aim
ing at in life. That don't do anv
good. If he wants to hit the bulls
eye ne doesn't want to load his gun
with buckshot.
Genius is intensity. He who
follows two hares catches neither.
It took Noah Webster thirty-six
years to write one book-but it's
going to be remembered.
1T IS THE SINGLE AIM
THAT WINS.
You want your boy to have the
best education you can give him.
Practical training is mighty good but
ne needs right technical training
the kind he can build his future on
the foundation that makes for a full
tledged. always useful knowledge of
the how as well as the why"
The International Correspondence
Schools Of Scranton can give your
boy a college education at home.
They have thousands of students in
stead Of hundreds, SO they can
afford to employ recognized author
tiles in every line; the average tech
nical school can employ only few
experts.
If your boy wanders around from
one thing to another, he will never
arrive # he's studying at the
Scranton School he will be so alb
sorbed that he won't stop even if
you want him to-he will be so
5hockful of what he's learning that
you will not be able to pry him
oose with any lever ever invented.
He will keep hammering away until
le knows his subject from top TO
'ottom--then he's equipped to 20
'ut into the world and make
success.
The Scranton School teaches the
bull-dog grip" The young man
hat once learns that is never going
Q let up until he gets what he wants
land what he wants is a place at
ne top of his profession. No good
'ducation along practical lines ever
lappened. It was wrought out by
ne hammer concentrated thought
N the anvil Of hard work.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

Love, Courtship and Marriage BY the
heV. Il. S. Dulany in Enworth NJ. e.
Nhureh, tonight, 7i5. Silver offering.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

Here are some things the Scran-
ton Schools can train your boy in:
Mechanical Engineer
Mechanical Craftsman
Patternmaker
Refrigeration Engineer
Electrical Engineer
Electrician
Marine Engineer
Navigator
Motorman
Electric-RaiIway supt.
Telephone Engineer
Steam Engineer
Civil Engineer
Bridge Engineer
Railroad Engineer
Mining Engineer
Textile Designer
Sanitary Engineer
Building Contractor
Architect
FIidlyucal Chemist
show-card Writer
Ad Writer
Window Dresser
For information see
]. ELMER WATTS.
01O King Street.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
FINEST, LARGEST and MOST
COMPREHENSIVE Line of
Rich Cut Glass

ever shown in Delaware. we are the
agents Tor the acknowledged leaders IN
these beautiful goods. we sell also tha
best Of cheaper makes. Being ths
agents Of the makers who stand at tha
front In the Cut Glass Trade W. are
naturally the only ones who can ser
the best. Remember this.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
ThE WORLDS NEWS
CONGRESS.


Judge Swayne was impeached at the
bar Of the Senate by Mr.. Palmer,
chairman Of the House committee ap-
pointed for this purpose.
Senator Knox was made Chairman
OF the Committee on Coast Defenses
and appointed member of the Canal
Committee.
The Senate discussed the Philippine
and pure food bills, and the House
passed the urgency deficiency appro-
priation bill.
WASHINGTON.
Russia submitted a form OF arbitra-
tion treaty differing radically from that
proposed by Secretary Hay.
The President heard commercial
travellers and others interested in
freight rate legislation.
Tammany Hall asked for a good
position in the inaugural parade.
Secretary Shaw heard a delegation
or millers on the question of draw
backs on -four for export made from
mixture of Canadian and American
wheat
POLITICAL.
The Colorado Supreme Court re-
strained the counting Of certain votes
in the recent election, and the decision
may give the governorship to the Re
publicans.
FOREIGN.
The Spanish Cabinet resigned.
Turkey was declared open for sale
of the Bible except European provinces.
The British mission TO Afghanistan
Kabul safely.
Italy's immigration Inspector recon-
mended State aid for protection of
Italians in America when necessary.
German editor was fined for publish
ing description OF Spanish Archbishop.
said to have been insulting.
The Hungarian Diet concluded its
first session without disorder.
Cuban House appropriated 100000
for street cleaning in Cuban cities.
Russian Government declared willing
to inaugurate extensive reforms as re-
suit Of crusade led by Prince Mirsky.
PATHS concert at st. Petersburg
netted $4,000 for the Red Cross fund.
Count Lamsdorff asked that the
Russian-American treaty be signed at |
st. Petersburg. Changes in form may
prevent its ratification.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The indictments against DR. A. A. |
Ames, former Mayor Of Minneapolis.
were dismissed.
Comparatively few disasters mark I
I'd lake season, just closed.
The captain, his wife and crew Of 1
seven men Of the barkentine Eureta
we're rescued from the vessels deck
louse, upon which they were afioat.
Mrs Cassie L. Chadwick arrived in
Cleveland, O.. and was placed in pri-
ION. Five indictments were found !
against her by the Federal Grand Jury.
Her bail bonds will amount to more
han 100000
John B. Mcdonald, the tunnel build H
r. was elected vice-p president Of the
Securities Company In
Vew York.
New York savings banks decided to
Increase the interest on deposits from
~ TO per cent.
John b. Wallace. a liduor dealer near
4ouisa. XIV. was abducted by eight
men, to whom he paid 5000 and a COW
or his life and liberty.
Mormon APOSTLE Cannon confessed
'lural marriage on deathbed, de-
Jared widow at Smoot hearing.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

Gayboy--I guess my wife expects
callers today.
What makes you think so2
She began the day by making the
house unfit for any one to live in.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

Crepe paper. all shades. at cartmelrs,
9Th and Madisan,
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

What Worn Out Part Does Your Stove
Need7
We will do the work or sell you the
parts. Repairs sor all kinds of stow.
Mcmahon Bros, Fifth and King streets.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
ca UGHT 1T RANDOM

MISS PEINTz tells me she Inherit
! u cd her beautiful complexion from
her grandmother"
Was her grandmother a drugglst?"
Miss Grfiin-I'm sure it must be Mrs
Jones fault that she can't manage
Mabel The child Is most affectionate.
Polite Visitor (eager TO agree)-Yes
the way she gets on with you shows
that
In Paris, says the Petit Journal, there
is now open an exhibition of works Of
art, pictures, and sculpture, executed
BY porters and railway employees.
Hes quite a collector. He has
number Of rare pictures of Washing
ton"
4 got hold Of one myself today"
You don't sayl A rare one?"
IL was rare for me. II was on $40
note"
Ex-Queen Natalie, OF servia, has pre-
sented the library of the late Kings
Milan and Alexander, containing 43O,-
600 volumes, valued at $4,000 pounds, to
the National Library at Belgrade, and
their collection OF arms, estimated to be
worth $4,000 pounds, to the Servian Ma
tional Museum.
Gayboy--I guess my wife expects
callers today.
What makes you think so?
She bnuap fhA daq hty ,,.afrfrar 4i,r
Evening journal., 1904-12-15

With the Assembling Of the Legisla-
ture a new batch OF annual passes
will be seen on the Delaware Rail-
road.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
eTnsCRInERe.

Business Office; Editorial RoouG
1efrnareia. .....4. .74e ueimarvia...s-..t. 24e
). a A..s..........WS "A y. 4 A......t sees 5eP
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
A eREAr JOURNALIST pEAp.

THuRsDAY, DHcrMnRR IS, 1904.
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
.LEpFIQNEs

Catered At the Wilmington Postoffics - seeons
Glass hsster
Evening journal., 1904-12-15
PoLITIcAL.

The Colorado Supreme Court re-
strained the counting Of certain votes
in the recent election, and the decision
may give the governorship to the Re
publicans,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
CHAPTER x1.
f3' $50 s CIV " s.s.fss Y q ~. xxx
THE SIMPLE BEAUTY


III Some persons may protest In tho name
!. Of tho aesthetic inst the organization
I 81 tho simple Il II Or%to oppose us by
the theory Of usefu luxury, the proyl+l
idenco4 Of = buslness, great {nolrisllerQs Of
arts and ornaane of civilized societies.
We wish ito ans wel' them II, advance by
a. few brlcf 5rcina rlls, asss " s3t-i is
h. DOUBTLESS tthesreadcr has perceived that
the split 5Swliicirf anInates these ps\es
rs not tho spirit Of illtarlnnism. IT
would Z be al, error o e Think that the
simplicity which, we seek had anything
In common wi tn that or sotd III ttyarteio'is
nisers and the spirits narrowed by IA set
5rgors. salrorsttl1c first the ID Is simple
and CHEAP, For 4 he Others - Y is IA wan
and veg etabla sxist ence heres!tts merit
consists In depriving oneself Of; a that
fsnniles,g shines, and cha rms, si 3i
Itdocs not d splea SO ms tl,at osey who
have II ,nlicl, veal 18th should y put 4* heir
fortune In circtllat ion; inst ead lf hoard Ing
Ait,sand& thus cause com m ERGO to a hrive
and the flnh arts TO prosper. a, AZ ter 81
they draw an exeel lent left from ~
privileged situation, " hat We are fight-s
Ing against is TIE stupld SpyodlgAli ~. tl,a
sfor$ lie surSrtlu o,ls by those " ho; Gods
before al, ID to Ga re- 4necessar rs,
The luxury 81 ~ Ma eczema s. 6ol lid & never
huyc tho same III ce soc ety as
would that D Of al VI n pl 70. seeker
who astonishes IL his Col, temp raries bY3
the 81 Ais 5osana tl.s fo! !,
.lere desiEia tss 81 yers, d dI liz er6nt 4: things,
10 SOW mon Isl not all; 4 there are sJays
Of sowing 1T which ennohle mell, SSes and
others which debase them. To II SOW
money. besides means that they are
abundantly supplied, AS soon as the.
love OF the sumptuous life takes. possess
sion OF those OF limited means the ques-
ton changes singularly And what
strikes us In these times is the rage 70
spend their means among those who
should take care OF 1t. That lnunih-
cence Is! a social BENEFIT. We accord VIII
that the prodigality OF certain rich ones
Is like a drain pipe destined to carry of
the overflow we will not even try to
contest. We will state only that there
are too many people who use the waste.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
Die nens gatbsorale miro nit
sintm Goaenanfwano ben
s2O0,000 erbant iperoen.

Gtma GO reprdIentatiOe mdnnllde
Dsitelieoer Der 3. Better ano paul's
@emeinoe BADEN In Der Nelioen3 oes
yiihof5 Gbataro an Der y. Werioian
StraBe cine SiBung abgebaltsn, IN
Iuslder 0sIdloIsn uuroe, cine Cattle
orale bauen 3u laHen. iuslde 5000, coo
toIten ioa. Die 0dlfts bon Dieler
Summs miro Die Di6csie 5aoianapolis
beiIteuern; I'M Yaufono befinoen lib
bereits $4,000 uno in Der YerIamm,
lang puroen bereits s31 900 (l. VI.
$40, 900 BON Midiel O'Gonnor.
81, 900 bon Susb We@owan, $1,000
pon u. M. Sueenep) gejeidnet, 10
ouB nur nod s53. 900 aufBubringen
Iino.
Das 5iuan3sg gomite. wsldss fur bic
@Oasctiruug oss isblsnoen gstragss 3u
iOrgen bat, iebt iib aus giidOf @bataro,
Yoriibsnoer;'Yf Gbastrano, Seere.
tdr; ". Ds. Swssnsp, 0usb s. Wc'
@oman. Soan 3. Weld, Serrmann
Dementer uno 3bomas Waooen su-
iammen.
Die @atbsorals miro auf oem nabe
Der biid0f. Wrhnung belegenen freien
plob OIL Der Ia. uno Werioian Str.
erri9tet mtroen. Sic miro cine 6roni
Don 80 CUB, cine 3iefe BON 235 SUB
uno cine Sibcapacitdt Don 1900
baben. Wlit Dem Yau miro i'm 6riib
iabr nah ben pldnen Der yiew Yortet
Ar6itec.en Henwid, Aspinwaa &
Omen tegonnen tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
gonbsntiOn DER tSrudenardeIter.
Die attsn geamteu ipieoersrwdbIt.

prdlioent Jobn Witdell, WIcssYr1=
Iioent 3. g. Gents uno Secretdr uno
6habmsifer D. .. WiliOn Iino nit
GROCER Dloioritdt misoererpdblt wor-
ben. Wit6ea srbielt 92,633. 9ewis
9l. $40 unb Dilion 9l.875 Stimmen.
Sin 9lntrng mar einaersidt, oas @s,
bait Wit6el's bon $4,000 auf $4,000
gu erbOben. 9roBoem bel Der Nbitim'
mun9 melt tber 3weiOrittsls sMaioritdt
fiir ben Nntga9 mar, ertldrte DlithYu
oenIelben ieooh fiir bsrrvorfen. ioba!o
er bemerti bate, oaB cine, penn auh
gelince. OppOiiiiOn gs9en ben glntrog
Dorbanoen mar.
9it @rubenarbsiter tagten geIiern
Yormittag in Der EomliuIon=6alle unc
qslteru Nahmitiag I'm gluoitorium oes
7euilhen 0auies. gs muroe Elm ge-
I6luB augenommen, wonah ein ieoer
geamts, mel6er Dem WatiOnal-9pmite
falihe Beri1ts einienoet. ab9eisBt wers
Den Ioa.
D1it beosutenoer Maioritdt wuroe
Die 3clolution. rpelhe Die ginTiibrung
oes Warten=Spltem b,trsifs collection
Der 2cpilteuer uno gsitrdse allsr 9lrt,
permOrfen.
Die @intrittsgebiibr Der Or9anila=
tiOn Iir practi'de @ubenarbeiter wuros
auf $40 feii9eiebi.
es wiro srpartet. oaB oas 2Obns
ioala=@omite beute ieinen geriAt erltat.
let. Derielbs mirb wabrIdeinlid em-
pfsb.en. Oab bic gegsnmdrtige 1Obn-
Icala in RraIt bleibt.
glm Mbenb tpobnte Elm GROCER 9beil
Der Dsle9aten in Der 8omlinIOn=5aIle
benz Yall Der 4leioermaber bel prdii-
Oeut JObn vlittea fllbrts Die pOlO'
naiIe an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
Gin stnr; NIT ialimmen
Tolgea.

9Dm. 6elbuid, Elm 72.idbrigsr
9eteran aus Dem gi!rgerfriess, ipelder
feline Wobnuns i'm Wlobs glod,
Sbelbp uno prOipeci Str. inne bat,
itiirste aeitern Wahmittaa in benz @e-
bduOe cine Sreppe binunter; er bliet
am 6uBe oerielben bemuBtlos lie9en
un0 wuroe Johann nah Dem DiafoniI.
fen=9oipital iiberfiibrt, uoielbif Die
drstlide llnteriudung ersab, oaB Ell
einen idmeren Shdoelbrud erlitten
bate. 0sute Wormittas erlas er lei.
nen TsrleBungen.
Der Yerun9liidte mar Elm S6mie9er=
baier bes @rocer5 9snrp s. Meper BON
go. 1894 9. Werioian Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
Gin baItsbefebIum2 2 Il br
glDr DrgenserlafIen.

Netp III banp. areisridter
uB erlieb um 2 uhr WOrgens auf Der.
anlahuug Der MOnon gabn-@elcll-
i6aft einen ginbaltsbefebl eeeen Die
9OuisDiIle IL Southern 9roction Co.,
ourd uelden es oerielben berbotsn
wiro, on Der 9relBune Der Is. nno
Spring Str. ibr @sleiie iiber bic WlO-
non.yabn 81 le9en.
Nlter Mafieoter.
2aporte, Snb., %. San. girO
Wc0ans. 6armer unO 9aufmann. mar
Der dltelfe 9lnlisolsr. Der 1882 ms
Gountp fam, 1T 81 Sabre aft oe-
hOrbeR.
Sn friiberen Sasen mar er gunoes-
agent in Snoiana uno faufte 2ano
bon oen SnOianern Tur Die &sgierune.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
Geine spur pom Sobs Sdops
anf9simnoen.

gpeoer Die 2ei9e bes Sobn SdOwe
nod bic bon Ieiner Srau lino bis isBi
ogIunoen moroen. @s uiro als fiber
angeuommen. oab Der Haden, auf
ueIdem Der uu9liidlide Wiann Die
6abrt in bic gmigieit antrat, ldn9Ii
SerInelIten mOroen lit.
Der Rumof oss Nquatic Club goct-
bauTes 1T 2 useilen uutsrbalb bon
SrOGo 9lipple bon ben gebriioern
CHARLES uuo Bruce Wlarmsa sntoedi
pOroen. 3erIslbe iOll nab Isinem
aIten pIaF surndsebra4t lueroen, io-
baIO Der glub iit niebct in llormnlsn
3ufanoe belinoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
5aoisite gurnbsrsin.
0euts gben6 finbst Der srcbe Tastenbaa
itatt.


Der SiiDIeite 3urnUerein beranfal-
tet beute Nbenb Ieinen jdbr.
liden Wastenball, fir psl6en anBer.
orosntlihe gOrb:rsitunsen gstrOfen
woroen lino.
ylur bollfdnoia coitiimirten qer-
Ionen III es erlaubt. Dor Der Demas-
firun9 81 tan5en. Das bIobe Worbin-
ben elmer IRastt gilt ni6t als Mas-
tiruna. Der gr6ifnunasmari6 iinoei
um 8 llbr. Die Demastirun9 um ii
llbr ifatt, porauf Der Supper.Wiarid
erfDlQt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
Gin flsinss aiao i9wsr ber=
6rannt.
Die tau5ltumme Butter fonnts Die puIfe'
rule ni4t uernebmen.

Die 5sidbriee WaD Uiattor, 2ohter
oes @abrIel Nattor ipielte in oem
WorOsr,immer Der slterlihen Wob.
nuna 344 gebiIIe giDe. nit ibrer
3wiainQsIhwsIier 2Ou, aIs ibr pIOB'
lib cine S6adtsl StreiabOIjer in Die
Oanoe qerieib.
Die aiuoer slnoeten ems mad oem
anoerm an uuO Idlieblid aerisiben
W9ap's Qleioer in grano. Die 9leine
Ttric um 0ilTe, allsin Ibrs Mutter,
wsIbe in ber Rhds beI1dIiigt mar.
iounis Die 9alferufs ni6t pernebmen,
oa fe, ebsuIo wis ibr @atte, taub.
itumm 1T.
3uidaiaer Weiie fam Der grisftrd.
Ger Sobn Qlmos al oem 6auIe Dorbei,
sr Deruabm Die RuIe, idauts ourd' Z
1anIfer uno iab. tuie oas 9inO nit Den
brennenoen alsibern i'm 3immsr boiler
yerSmsiiIuns bin uno Der lief. Obnt
lid weiter su beIinnen. Idlug er ois
6nustbiir rim. Itiirmss in oas @emad
uno srIiidtt nit einigen iuollsnen
8eden bic 6Iammen. 9as 8ino abel
bate bereits am gon3sn 9brper II
itipere YranOmunoen srlitten, oab an
lslnsm 9luItOmmsn gs3weiIelt wiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
Sn DER JremOe aeitorbsn.

glus 81 Reno. .. &. 1T bic Iad.
ri6t sineetroiisn. DAB bort @eOrse g.
poaad bon bier nab nur 8-id9iger
2rantbeit an Der 2unaeneni5iinoung
aeliorbeu III. gr mar Reiisnoer fiir Die
gntsrpriie 6ounorD & 6encs SO. unO
beTano fih auf elmer @eIddfistOur.
Der yerblitens mar go Sabre alt.
mobnte 27l5 YelIefontaine ctr. uno
binterldbt Ieine gDittue uno einen
Sobn. welGer STUDENT Ger puroue
lIuieerlitdt 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
Snrianapolis, Snb., Dinfaa 26 Sanuar 1904
Die falts ges0e bIisb aus.

Die BON oIIieielen Dettermaher fiji
lebte Nadt uno beute Worgen anGe.
iIinoiaie falie gBene muB fb auf ihrsr
luItiqen ReIie pom NOrOwsltsn mad
hier irgenOpie berfriimelt bobsn.
oenn Iie Qldnjte ourd glbusIeubeit
8abinaegea iu9te Die Staoi tDdbreno
Der 0cdt Elm ibwerer Sdneefaa, rs
3ol, beim.
Der 5sutiss Siano oss 5bermOme-
tsrs mar fol9anoer:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
Yofaliidss.

Ser polim.ilisr bat angeoronet. baB
Der pOlt-Wagen 10 lanse als Die Wef
WaIbington Str. uno WIdigan Str.
Yraden li9 IN sefdbrlidsm 3ultanoe
befinben. feine Collection mebr ipeitlid
DOm 6luB uno n6roli1 Der Yanoalia
Yabn pOrnebmsn wiro. DieIe Orore
bleibt 70 lan9e in 2raft, big Die Griden
pieoer pafiirbar iino. Oie Yrieftrdgr
werosn wie getp0bnlih bic pOltiaben
collectiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-26
Die ferbli9en lleberrefe
Sames SmitbOn's
Gnaef III nien.
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gD al bington, 26. San. Der
Sarg. Der Die iterblidn usberrefe bes
@riinoers oes vSmitbFonian Snltitute",
Sames Smitbion. entbislt. Der Dor oies
len Sabren in @enua. Stalien, eeitOr=
ben 1T, tDuroe bon benz qlDiio .Dol=
pbin" aus. Der ibn bon Nem Oort biers
bergebradt, nah benz @ebduoe oes Sn-
itituts gebraht. no er bleiben wiro,
bis Der @onarsB Die oefinitipe gciiebune
Der @ebsine auf Dem Ylabe oes Snlti.
tuts autoriIirt. Inter ben promInen-
ten perioner, Die Der llsbsrfiibrun0
bsiwobnten, befanben Iid: Der 0ills-
Staatsietretdr 2oomis ais perI0nli9er
Rcprdientant bes Yrdfoenten 9ooIe-
belt; Der britiIde Yotidaftsr Sir MlOr-
timer Durano; Senatoren uno 9eprd.
ientanten; profsHor 9anglsp, Der ST.
Iretdr oes Snlfituts, uno Or. alsran=
Der @rabam gsa.
Sams5 Smitbion mar Der Sobn hes
Ssr5oss bon Northumberland uno bsI=
len Satin gli3abetb Marie, Der yfidte
oes 0erSogs bon SOmsrist. gr3oaen
wuroe er su Orforb un0 i'm Sabre
1877 sum Witslieo Der ROpal SOcistp
g.udhli. yon beoeutenoem Dilien-
faaftli9sn Sntereie paren Ieine demi.
itsn unS mineralosii9en unterIu9un-
gen; lie bab,n einen bleibenosn Uertb.
Die leBtsn Sabre leines 2sbsns bradtc
Smithfon auf osm europdiIben 6elt-
lamb ;u, uno i'm Sabre, 1929 ipuroe er
In @snua bonn 8oos sreilt. Sein Wad=
LAB reprdIentirte Die Summe BON I20,-i
900 pfo. Sterling. ipsl9e, bon einieen
unbeoeutsnoen Se1aten ab9eIeben. Iei=
nem Tefien Sir 0snrp 9ungerforo ;u-
fisl, unter oer geOinguna ieood, oaB
fails feline gbe tinoerlos iein Iolte, oas
Orb. ben gereinieten g;taaten sueds
@rtlHoung elmer anItaIt 5lr 6Orotrun3
Der 98iiienT9aften in Mmerita sufaGe.
Der Nefs farb i'm Sabre 1887 in
Pifa, obne eiuen hirecten Ha9tommeu.
bod srii 3nei Sabre ipdtsr unb nad
Ianspierigen ProSeiien, weIds gers
manots beg ysritorbsnen onaeItrenat
baiten, wuros Der Hadlab SmitblOn's
in ben ameritaniiden 8unbesIdab ein=
be3ablt. Oas Yermd0tnib betruQ Oas
mails s515, 169, pel9e Summe Der
Staatsitub nit 6 prOcsnt jdbrlih Uers
5iuiie. Sm Sabre 1916 mar bic
Summe. bermebrt ourh einioe beoeu=
tenoe 2egate, auf iiber 81. .240, 900 an-
aeDahIat. uno 10 fonnte on Die @riin=
oung Der Mnifalt geoadt ueroen, Die
beute Die ein3i9e ibrer Dirt in Der gDelt
iein oiirfte.
g dwi belgeiellfda en- I.
larbt.
Wafbington, 26. San. Oas
Stats Dspartement empfing bon
gonIul Mapsr in Yusnos Qlpres tinen
9sridt, monad in Minneapolis,
Minn., cine @sisaiaaft bon 3msie-
Bureaus i'm san3en 2anbe eriitire, Die
YrOi4aren Gin 6sim fir unier Wolt
in Sioamerita" DerienoeH uno Ans
tbeilideine su $500 auf 2dnbsreien
uno priDilegium In Der argsntiniidsn
Rspublif bertaafen.
Der @oniul srtldrt, bab mad isinea
grfunoisunQen Die arasntin. &esie.
rung isns @sisaidaft nidt tsnnt unO
teinerlsi Mbmadunssn nit ibr setrof-
ro,x hof