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New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
NEW BILLS.

By far the most interesting occurrence of the
week will be the appearance of Miss Maude
Adams, at the Empire Theatre, Monday in ].
Il. Barrie's fantasy. Peter Pan This piece
has enjoyed great vogue in London, and a de-
scription of it has already been printed In the
paper. But Il Is such a dear story one cannot
refrain from telling it again No one but Mr.
Barrie could have conceived it, and no one but
he would have dared TO put it on the stage
Were his name not attached TO il one would
go to the theatre tomorrow in fear and trem-
bling But his name is magical, and one goes
in hope
Peter Pan is boy who does not want TO grow
up During the twilight, when Mrs Daring
wss telling stories TO her children. he would
sit outside of the window ledge and listen In
this way he lost his shadow, for the window
fel down and cut it off. He came back TO the
house, and, finding the children sleeping and
alone jumped I'm and searched for the lost
shadow. Little Wendy. the Oldest of the trio'
long ago, a baby's smile broke into thousand
pieces and each piece became 8 fairy She is
fascinated, ard he tells her all about the Never
Never Never Land where he lives with his band
He showed her how easy it is 10 fly. The other
children awake. and they soon learn how to fly
and Peter persuades them to follow him TO his
own land. They agree, and. soaring above the
nursery floor. they fly out of the window
The next scene is Never Never Never Land
and Peters band is building house for Wendy
here is where is first met the bold pirate. Hook.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

Young Heidelberg will be repeated on FT1oaiy aai
and Saturday evenings and at the SATURDAY friati-
nee
Although much Ado About Nothing has been
one of the most often presented of the twenty
plays in Ben Greet's repertory. he has not as yet
given It in New-York. The comedy will to-
morrow night start the second week or the
Greet occupancy of Mendelssohn Hall: 1t WIN
be repeated on Friday evening and Wednesoas @ az
afternoon ''I'he Merchant of Venice VIII De
f,iI,er on Tuesday afternoon, "Wednesday even
ing Friday and Saturday afternoons: After
week of comedy the company will offer Mac
hetb, for a week and Julius Caesar for the
fourth and final week, on November ~
Robert B. Mantell will be seen as Hamlet for
the first time in New-York at the Garden The
atre tomorrow.
Miss J11lu Chaser comes to the Harlem Opera
House for one week beginning Monday. in Dolly
Dollars" by Victor Herbert and Harry B.
Smith Miss Glaser comes to Harlem with the
same company of artists and pretty girls that
won success at the knickerbocker and New
Amsterdam theatres.
RAYMOND Hitchcock in Easy Dawson" will
amuse at the Grand this week
.sMe Him and l." musical farce OF the
rough house school. will be shown to-morro"
at the West End Theatre.
Fedora" with Miss Bingham in the title
mart win be revived this week at Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theatre.
Tuesday, November Il. is the date set Tor MISS
Bates's appearance at the Belaseo in the new
NAV by Mr. Belasco, called THE Girl from ths
Golden West
Daniel Frohman announces that the testi-
rnonial performance for the widow OF William
A Mcconnell theatrical manager, will take
Mace at Lew Fields's theatre on Friday after
noon. November Il. The programme prom
ises to be brilliant. Among the latest that have
urornised 10 appear are Raymond Hitchcock.
ceorse Conan Annie Angels. Burr Mcintosh.
with the views of his trip TO the Philippines
with Secretary Taft Alice Roosevelt and the
rest OF the official party. William Seymour, os
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
A EAIR For CRTpPLEs.

After many years Of struggling to own IT'S own
abode the Darrach Home for Crippled Children
has lust taken possession of the property at No
11s West 1O4th-st.. which it purchased last Spring
From the cheap little four-room fat in which this
charftv began TO It's new house OF eighteen large
rooms is far cry and glad one: but the small
band of faithful women who devote their time and
work without remuneration. to this labor OF love
must now turn their energies TO paying or the
mortgage. A bazaar for the benefit OF the Darraeh
Home will be held IN the East Room OF tho
waldorf-Astoria Friday November 10 from 2
o'clock until IL. All friends OF crippled children
ere invited. Tea and refreshments win be served
during the Afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
PLAYS THAT HOLD OVER.

HUDsoN-"Man and supern1an, CHARACTER
istic Shaw. -.
CRITERIoN-Miss Elliott, In Her Great
Match" .
RIJorJ-Warfield, in 1.-THE Music Master" a
New-York institution.
IvCET1M-The new Ade play, Just Out Of
roIIege Not I'D to the Ade standard.
PRINCEss-"zira,' with Miss Anglin, whose
acting is filling the theatre.
SAvoY-"The Walls Of Jericho an interest
ing virile play.
MADISON sQUARE-'sThe Man on the Box;
light but exceently played.
JOE wEBERS-"Th Prince Chap; worth
while.
wALLACK' K'S-"The Squaw Man" Good melo-
drama.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

Charles Frohman's office, and Fred Latham, OF
Charles B. Dillingham's staff, have volunteered
to take charge of the stage. Victor Herbert
will conduct of his latest compositions Mr..
Frohman further announces that the following
managers have joined the honorary committee
Heinrich Conried, Marc Kiaw, A. L. Erlanger
George c Tyler, Lew Fields Julian Mitchell
Charles 3. Dillingham;, Frank Mckee. Al. Hey
man, A w. Dingwall, John C. Fisher, Thomas
w. Ryley, Lee Silubert, Henry B. Harris Jo-
seph Weber, Henry Miller, Walter N Lawrence
and Henry w. Savage. An advisory committee
of dramatic editors OF New-York Gaily papers IN
cludes Walter P. Eaton, Thomas u. White. Ro-
land Burke Hennessy, Irving Lewis, William
Dunlevy, Adolph Klauber, Louis DeFoe, e. E.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

who is arch enemy of Pan. Always on the
track Of the pirate is crocodile, which, having
tasted Of one arm wants the other. Pan and
the children go to live in his house below the
woods, where Wendy becomes the imaginary
little mother. Above, the Redskins, who are
Peters friends. camping. and with them is
the dark skinned Tiger Lily, who loves Peter
Pan Through this scene and all of them floats
the character OF Tinker Bell fairy whom
mortal eyes only see a dancing flash of light
The pirates attack the Redskins and drive them
away. Hook puts poison in Pans medicine
glass, but Tinker Bell drinks it, and is about TO
die when she is saved by the reassuring mes
sage that all children believe in fairies.
Then the little Darlings start for their home
but they and all Of Peters band are seized by
the pirates and carried off to the black flag
sloop But Peter comes to the rescue, the band
throws the pirates into the sea, while Peter,
after a single handed contest with Hook throws
him to the crocodile.
The children reach home safely, Wendy bcgs
Peter to remain and he begs her to come back
to the Never Never Never Land, where there
are no mothers to tell stories and one to tuck
little fellows In bed at night Peter does not
want to grow UP, SO he flies away to his home
In the tree tops, where Wendy visits him every
year just to do his housekeeping.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
The cast:

''Fruhlingsuft" is nearing the end of it's
successful at the Irving Place Theatre. It
Will be heard there for the last times during
the present operetta season Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, with Lima Abar-
baneu in the comedy part of Hannf. On Thurs
day evening next Mr.. Conried will present the
second musical novelty of the Irving Place The
atre. operetta in two acts, entitled Jung
Heidelberg ('Young Hetdelberg') which has
been popular for more than two years in Ger
many and Austria. The book is from the pens
Of L. Krenn and G. Lindau. while the airs and
concerted numbers are due to Carl Milloecker,
the composer of THE Beggar Student" The
story told In Young Heidelberg" is a sequel of
hilarious kind to the more sentimental tale
told the dramatic boards in the favorite play
"Old Heidelberg" Prince Carl Heinrich the
hero of "Old Heidelberg" revisits the university
town in which he had spent the happest
ments Of his youth, and renews his acquaint-
ance with his middle aged former sweet
heart Kathe. He has arranged a marriage be-
tween his son. Prince Erich now in his turn
Heidelberg student. and the Princess Irene The
plot shows how the objections of Prince Erich
to the match overcome and has much to
do with the improbable but diverting adventures
Of that refractory parsonage and his boon COM
panion a young lieutenant, named Vogel.
Lima Abarbanell will interpret the part of the
lieutenant. Appended is the cast:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
VAUDEVILLE.

Arthur Dunn returns to vaudeville at the
Colonial Theatre Monday afternoon as the head
line act of the new BILL appearing in the skit.
"The Messenger Boy" assisted by Miss Marie
Glazier Abdul Kader the Persian lightning
figure painter assisted by his three wives, will
also appear among the headlines, which include
Harry Tate's English comedy company in the
laughing absurdity, Motoring George Mum
roe in his My Aunt Bridget" sketches. and
Louis McCord and company in the vaudeville.
Her Last Rehearsal" An extra feature Of the
bill is Stuart Banes monologist
Josephine Cohan and company in the musical
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

LYRIC-"Happyland" the best musical offer
ing of the season.
HERALD SQUARE - Fritz in Tammany
Hail. rather commonplace.
BROADWAY "Veronique"; tuneful and
pretty.
NEW AMSTERDAM-"The White Cat
Observation-Disclosures" with Miss Cahill. one
of the best of our musical comedy players.
CASINO-"The Earl and the Girl"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

Young Heidelberg will be repeated on Friday
and Saturday evenings and at the Saturday matt
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

Josephine Conan and company in The musica
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

Pidgeon. Acton Davies, Charles Darnton, George
Henry Payne w. P. Bliss, Glenmore Davis ana
T Rankin Towse Mr.. Frohman wishes 10 EN-
nhasize that all subscriptions to the testimonial
and requests for seats may be sent 10 JULIUS
Kahn. In the Empire Theatre building.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

MANHATTAN-"Mo "Monna Wanna; beautifully
mounted, but inadequately acted.
BELASCO-Mrs. Carter IN repertory. Last
week.
KNICKERBOCKER 1.-THE Merchant Of
Venice"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
MUSICAL PIECES THAT REMAIN.

NEW-YORK-"The Ham Tree" Last week.
DAIIY'S-'The Catch of the Season. not quite
that but pretty good.
FIELDS'S THEATRE-"N "Nordland" and bur-
lesque of ''The Music Master" funny and tune
full.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
Seutfder Wtlit6r= Yereig.

Der Seutf9e 2anops6r=8 srein belt
9effern cine gut beiu&te 0eriammlunq
ab. Gs tuurbe in Gnregung ssbra9t,
3ameraoen, bic Bel Der Nrmee obei
Warine 9eoient baben uno Dem 0erein
mod ni9t an9eb6ren, gu animiren, bei-
sutreten uno f9 iue9en bes Nd5eren
an ben prdIiosnten ausuf gsn3inie,
1921 @beftnut Str, ober an Ssobr
Siloebranot, 1015 q. &uraI Str. au
penoen. NadOem ale @ei6dfte Dor
Wi4ti9teit erlebi9t tparsn, unterbielter
fi9 bic 9ameraoen nod ldngere Set
in edit beuti9er @eiie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
Masmaaia.

Der nnterfhbunes-0er 4Qemunia
tarn nit @enugthuune auf bic Teier
ieines 6. Stifunssfeites. tueI4es 9efern
absnb in Der StOisite SurnbaQe abgss
balten uuroe, 5uriidbIiden. Die Saae
mar bu6hdbli9 y9epadt bol". Sas
S6saterthd pSube uno Snabe" Doer
Gin Sober bot feline f9pa9e Settle"
9in9 elatt iibsr bic gibne unb oes
2a9ens mar tein gnbe. Die Spieler
iouObl ME bic beri6ieoenen 3omites
6atten aliO ni8t umiOnf fi9 ale er.
bentli&e Wtibe 9egebsn, I'M einen boil
tdnoIgsn @rfOIS gu ersielsu. Na4
Der 9orfiellung 9ab man fi6 benz 0er=
gntgen beg San3es bin uno es mar
f4on frtb am WOrseu. als Die 9eb-
ten ben beimiidsn Ysnaten suifeuerten.
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Iinfrsl=S ortsauns oss Sersins
,,Goatoroia"

Die Germania=S aue mar geitern
Qbsnb Big gum duBsritsn 6ahun9sbsrs
m6sen 9efilt. Die v@oncorbia" aiebt
sbsn INNER Elm bo0es Saus bel i5ren
Seftlitteiten uno tein 8eiu9er tpurbe
enttduf9t. Sas prOgramm mar bon
anfans Big 81 gnbe ein un3weifelbaf=
ter grfolg.
Die gOrfsaun9 be9ann um 20 Mi=
nuten na6 s llbr. Sie D@OncOroia"
6dlt auf pinttIi4teit. Serr Grant
9aSen funeirte als &ebnsr beg Nbenos.
Wenn au9 faum ir9enb cine BRO.
9ramm= Drummer DEFENDERS berOor9e=
boben tuerben tann, tpOlsn mir bod
ni9t bsridumen, ipsciel Der Solos
bon Srnu Wm. 9reentpsa unb Grau
G. golins, ionie Der Serrsn 6rant
gaoen, Surrp pOrter uno u. @p5e @r=
pdbnun9 81 tlun.
Serr Nnton 9ra6 bate Die Nrran9e=
ments fhr Die 8iibne in Sdnosn.
@uBerOem ge66rten gum Geft-@Omite
Die Serren 6rnnt gaben, Wm. @reena
neil, SO9n 6ebrsnba9 unb NOrman
N1cSprmio.
Gin fr6bliGer Sang bsi4lnB Die Self
li9teit uno jeoer Der Sbeilnebmer iuirb
mod LANCE an ben ber9niiStsn Ateno
3uriidOenten.
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Stanoden fur Ssrrm YrofsRor
Daras unb Traa.

@s ndherte fi9 Der 3e6nten Stunoe,
ais gel tern Nbeno cine @ruppe Serren
Die Gapit6l Nbenue beraufmarf9irten
unb Dor benz 6auie go. 9l0 Salt
madten. SerSsn wuroen an9e3iinnet.
man ite0ie fd in 8rubpen auf unb bic
feierli9e Stile ourdt0nte oas berrli9s
2ieo ,Olo bad Soc" bon ban Der
Gtuden. gs mar Der Tldnner4or,
Der ieiuem gbrsnoirisenten Serrn Carl
garus su @bren bas 2ieo in beuti9er
Spra6e ertlingsn lieB.
Serr 9arus uno Grau fsiern bic
so. Wieberfebr ibres So9seitsta9es.
Sn turser 3eit uuroe es bell binter hen
Iduad erleudteteten Jenltern uno taurl
bate Der Wdnnerdor Elm ~3tpsites 2ieo
Dim @riinnlein'" bon Yungert nnge=
timmt. als Der greiie Serr aus Der
Sbtir trat. Na9 gsenoisuns bes
2ieoes bantte Der Subelgrsis isinen
Sdn9ern in wenisen aber her3liben
Worten, Il. Tub bieielben Elm, e~in3utre=
ten. Gin peiterss 2isb .&beinsolo" bon
&id. Wagner tpurbe anaefimmt, not=
mails bebantte i9 Der sreiie Ssrr unb
erIu9te bic Sdnserbrtioer einsuireten.
Seinem brinoenoerL Griu9en tonnts
man ni9t mobl Wioerftuno leiftsn uno
ale traten Elm in bas 9afli9e 6aus
bes @efeierten.
perlenoer Wein puroe ben Gdngern
trsoenst uno auf Wuni9 beg Serrtt
prof. lebbaft nit e%insefimmt in beHen
Soaf vgs lebe Der Wdnnerdor", Der
oann Die 9ieber vgs itebt cine mG9tiss
2inbe" unb % 9ieb, nun tommt bic
&olen3eit" DOrttu9. Na9oem aud
Srau 8arus bic Sdnser beeriist,
belt Serr 5rieb. Mad cine furse, cine
bringlide anipra9e uno bradte bann
Elm breifa9es 9o9 aus auf bas sreife,
absr nod Sebr riifiSe @bepaar. Nad=
benz mod Elm 8las auf bas WobI bess
islben setrunten unb mar a%lfsitig feline
Graduation peri6nli4 a~bsetattst. bsrs
abi9isoeten id bic Sdnger unter ben
tpieberbolten 9antesausbriden beg gee
feierten paares.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
Wetterbert@t.
@afbinston n, "a. &pril.

Sur "a stnnOsH. suSsnS 7 upr @OrSsus, 90. uprir
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
GrfOlgreide Siterfeier.
Der Sreiiinnigen Sonnta9ss
Sbule,
SIN Eemti6en &amIe.

Gin sa6lrei9es publitum bate fd
gsfern Ra9mittas I'm SsutI9m Sanis
si~neefunoen, UNI Der id6nen Sferfeier
Der S~reifnniesn Sonntassi9ule beisus
10 obnen.
Gin ben manniafa9en Salenten Der
9inoer trsffi9 angepabtss pru9ramm
sslanets our Sur6fibruns unb berei-
tete ben Wnpeienben angenebme Stun
ben Der untsrbaltun9.
Die gborlisber puroen bon ben 8in=
bern pOr3iigli9 geiunsen. @s mar
cine Jreubs, bic belen, friiden Stint
men, tusI6e ben Sriblins beian9en. gu
b6ren. Die &inosr sei9tsn, bab lie
nit 2uf unb 2iebe babel tuarsn, unb
barum ertlang ibr GeIang au4 wobl
bauptid6li6 10 berserfrii9enb.
Nasrliebt tuurOe Der SialOg vSas
@ogelneIt" bon Mareie Climbing unp
@alter G9erer bOrgstragsn.
@ret9en Wesser asi9te auf benz
pianO. our4 elm gut eeipieltss Solo.
Dab fs i6r i66nss muftalii9es Salient
phe9t uno Die Witpirfenoen in Die
serbro6ene 0ais". 2iQie 2er3, glia
Rotbs, SiQie 4er3, 8era S4ulmsDer,
Marie 2ieber, @la ulri9, Wnbmnnn,
bewieisn Del Der 8orfsQung, buB f"
ibre &Olen re6t HeiBig 9elernt batten.
Na9 8%senoi9ung Der unterbaltun9
iursten Die Samsn BEG Scciclen Surn=
pereins fir Die 8euirtbun9 Der Sinber
uno aud bic grua4ienen batten Se'
lsgsnbeit i6 Bel &af!e uno SUDDEN
gitli9 3u tbnn.
@m Nbeno i9lOB cine Sarten9eiea=
I9aft bic i46ne Geier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
~snstana's sr6sts Drp @oobs GAMBLER.
Gia fali9er Mtarm.

Gin &uf, bic POli3iitsn mad gen'
nett's photographer. @anierie, go. SO
Of @aibin9ton Str, au ienbeT, ba
bort Elm u~nbstannter Wann in's @e=
iddft gebrunssn fei uno ben @iaen-
tbtimern ben 3utritt baourd unm6g'
LID made, bab er BEN S9lhiisl bon
innen i'm S&lofe fsden lieb, erpies
fia Iaut pOli3eili6er nntsriu9ung als
unri9tig. Ser Na9tpddter mar In oas
@eI6dft gssangsn, Inn mad ben Si@s
tern uno 5enitern su feben unb bate
natiirlid Die Sbtre innen suseidloRen,
pdbreno er nod binten cling. @nt=
iduf9t febrten gernauer uro &ibmiaer,
bic fi9 i9on auf einsn fetten ginbre=
der gefrsut batten, CUR Station surtid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
0amosl NIT 2ebrer=g ertiFeatem

8robe 8efiraun9 berridt in 2eb-
rerfreiien iiber bic an9ebli3en 8etrtae-
rsieu our grlan9ung bon 2ebrer=@ erti=
icatsn. StaatsIup.rintenbsnt SaHai
u. Cotton fOa bic gntoeduns aema6i
baben, baB bur3 biz iebt nod unbe.
tannte periOnsn prtifungspupiere Der
2ommiiRon on 2anbioatsn einige
Sage Dor Der prtfung ~bertauft tuorben
fino. gs folen mebrere Mpplitanten
oaburd ~beionbers CUTE Certificate er.
langt baben, bic iOnf bielleidt als
unfdbis auriid9emieien morben udren.
9eteftips wsroen bic Sa9e ndber unter.
iu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
Srooflbmer Snrner.

Die Serren SObn Ieierabenb uni
@br. pari5ot bnm Surnberein Broot.
lpn, e. O., i'm Staats Sem Oort ia.
men geftern 5ier an, I'm f3 tuegen be,
giienbabnfabrt uno 9Otelselseenbsit
bier fir ben Surnberein 8rootIpn, e.
D., gu ertunbigen. Ser< Sbeo. Stem.
pfel ma6te ben St6rer unb bra9te bi,
Serren nod benz Seuti6en SauIe.
Sieielben ertldrten f9 bon benz De.
iebsnsn iebr beTriebi9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
ansrsiBsr amfsesrifsn.

9ermanS elm 16
Sabre alter Sun9e, bar i9on tuieber.
bolt ieinem @lternbauie in Solebo, 8,
sntfo6, puroe Sur9 bic poli3ei aufae.
srin'n uno sr miro bier sebalten tuer.
ben. big man fid NIT isinen gltern In
gerbinoung 9eisbt bat. German Iaat,
BOB er ieit mebreren Wo9sn fi6 Die,
aufbdlt uno bab er bier In Mrbeit
fano. ginen eisentli9en @runb fa,
iein Sortlaufen BAN Sauie peib G,
ni4t an3ugsben, ba er ftets gut beban.
belt tpuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
g ocaIs0 etterbert6t.

3unebmenSe 8esp6lftbeit unb trabri9ein'
lid S9auer beute 9sa9t unb Dienitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
Recommendations

S59fe Eemyeratur. ....... 60 @rab
Riebrieffe Senpsratur. 46
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24

SIR Snbiana Srobenb teute Na9t unS
9ienitas, &esen i'm iiDIihen unb mittIsren
SbeiLe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24

D. &. SIbtbe,
SectipnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24
3anSiSdt fir ben SfaSfra

S@erIanst: Cine ti6tiee, fdhiee Srau, mittIereu
~ ALTERS oils 6ousbdlteriH i'm Diafoni: 3oipttal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-24

cxtnan, eneS- gsIb ~ perIeibeu ~ treeuh etneu
8str q fur 8 BIZ 9 pro5eut.
American Home Buying Co..
Spmbarh 0sb6uhs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11

@ aIbefon, $sr., 10. Oct.
Mls Dor 5 Sabrsn In @aIbsfon uub
umsebuns bic Sturmfutb un3dblise
Msni&enopfer forberte, uuroe aud bas
@obnsebdube bon Nlsr 6. @rigbt 3er.
ff6rt unb barnals bas b~rsiidbrise e6bn-
den BON ben WsIen f~ortgsfRbrt. Die
gltern ~betlasten baRelbe als tobt, big
He gan3 tiir3li4 erfubrsn. baB Is Msi.
len bon ihrem Wobnplabe. BET 8sras
@iip, bamais Elm 2inb In feinem Bett.
DEN angef4wemmt, unb BON mitleiois
gen Wenfaen aboptirt tuorbel mar.
Grau @risbt ifente fofort llnteriu>
9uneen an. bic Re In ibren Wermu.
tbun9en beftdrtten; He elite fobnnr,
fslbf nod Ssras gitp unb ertannte In
benz iest a&tidbrissn sefunben 1enesl,
an einieeil Wuttermalen, ibr berIoren
sselaubtes Rinb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11
Standardization.

SEEM Sort: y2aifer Wilbelm H." mad
8reme1 tiber Plpmoutb u. @ber-
bours; bring Ostar" nod @sa.
bel" uno @snua; ,0ictorian"
nod 2iperpool.
@lasgotp: yNforia" bon Sem Dort
ibcr WopiQe.
Queenstown: v6aberforo" bon phila.
bsIpbia unb 2iOerpooI; v@dronia"
bon Nep BORT mad 2iberpool.
Sabre: ga @aseasne" bon Sem Yort,
2~inerpool: y9aurentian" bon @lassom
mad PHILADELPHIA iiber st. Sobns,
q. 8. unb 6alifar.
Mntuerpen: vGinlanb" bon Stem Oorf
iiber Soper; .Wontrsal" bon
Montreal fber 2onbon.
Bremen: .Raiier @ilbelm Der @robe"
bon Sem Dort tiber plpmoutb unb
@berbourg.
Neapel: y6ambure" bon Neu Dorf
iber Gibraltar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11

eusar oureb e@ixtex - grRe nnaIttdt :
1870 Bfurb IA: IL Rftxb l5ie; 10-12
4hsab 1S4: Smette nuaItat Sole 4fuab
lSe /; Is Rttrb l3s II Rfub l8e 10
Bf,rno 13}c.
GaIifornti@e S0txiea-s ID 9 Ytaxb Sc;
Q bis l2 Yfu1b SIC.
e@uItern-9ne 9ureb, 10 ta 30 Pfuxo
I'M Drn3i@ntn. sie; 1s Bfnnb DarSi3nitt.
Sc, 10 bis 12 Hftnb S3c.
HrlbRidse Se6-3Iarr 0xgItf3 Gureb l8e
aemdblter euear Curb 1sc, s-7 pfunb tm
Dar&i&mtt l63e: 8 BE Q Binab tn Yus@s
j@nitt 16e; 10 bS IL Bfmsb IN Cardf@nHt
l8fe; 3 3F LAMB tn Dur8i@xtt, i8rnaI, 12tt.
6 phrab tm Dsr@f&nttt. i@usal. ldae.
eped. gnsi. -SewdbIt1. 8 sU 10 Rfnb
I'M Dur&f@nitt. l6e; II BID II Rtnsb tu
Dur@i@nttt, 12ie.
eped-4Iare eettea. 80 bS 20 Rfssb tn
'Dur&j&mitt, 1915; Msre esttes, 70 b 90
Rsunb. l2e: alGre Bellies. rs ID 90 Rfnb.
tl3e; 10 bis 2 Bfb.. llie; u ID IL Pfsmh.
l2}c; 4tare Stacea, 26 - % ffmbs lie;
Ra6en Il BIZ l6 4fvub llie; Mrs Na6as
DC Q Pt9nS. ne
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11

S~nbianaYelis RaTeesgreHe
0eu6bnI. BIB gutter 10-12e; prtzaa Bio 40
pdblter A-l6e ; 5anep s2&-sse, 0oIess
gerou 10 tts 22e, Sapa 2s-32e.
>Sn Ba6etsn:
Astoia $14.25. Zion S1l.2s, aerfss yll 2s;
Caracas S1l. Is. DiumortbY s18 50, Duta
Sasa Tlens $3.50, gIinas SABA gIens,
$14l5, Curico $ll.26.
Sa6er-Domtnoes 7.42c; GtR6,r6es 8 81
SuIperiFrter b.37e; xxx4 SuIperiFrta 5 8ae.
fetaer granulirter 5.12e; Cubes 5.4ae; Sos
fectsoners' N6.02e; H~toseuoob U Ate; H6bs
str u 4.67c; empire IA. sac; SbsaI uytss
CoIben 6 4.57e; Btnbfpr gstra 9 4.62sl
&iSgeDoob 6 l.4se; oeIber 8 5:87e; Is 6
Der 49,.
GiFs-@aa( go er. zeF). Sas. s-lls ~
0olone.
RidIes-24oo I'm Sas SO; 1900 TN Sas
te; 1900 tut SaIbfab $500; 400 tm Cat
$3.50.
etdrte-gearI, ste, Gbanpicx gIot, / md
8 Pfanb Badete 8. Rom, i BIB. Sa6ss,
4H-5}.
Ganbp-7c; Stansen seuif&t &c; arps
esr semif9t &c; Banner TuiR Be; grseu
8onbons 10c: Ns. Q Cream semH&t &C.
@etrodnete JriiGte-AepfeI, ON oer eDxRs
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeerex 70 Bib IKE;
sttrom 18e bs l4e; Rofxex, q gruux, %.
RfanS, u, 8 Groun 7}e, I grors We 'aa,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11

eepodeItss e@retxefetiq - eso9eaIcts
Sancp Big S21 90; FLARES SesS $3.50; SONS
Iy $500; Stort Clear $500; Ruzpt
Sic. 30.
@eb6rrtes RtxbFeti@ - e@txfsx, rea
ests. l33e; H~ubeufstn olost; SxRni. 16;
2n66eI lac.
S@mab IN xterees3-L dual. 81 I; 2.
DnaIttdt 9se; 8. DuaItH &C.
@arfe - Cerdu@erts Dratwprf e}c
Srantfarter 7ae; Bologna Ia Sdrmea &c, In
xu9 &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11

Srti9es RinSHeH0-BefIi&e etess - 81
Sc; biefise Siere 72-e&s; btEse Sfahe
$50 BIB En0 ghmb 7e: btsfiae 3Abs zoe
BIS $50 #funb 5f. 3abe $50 bB 60 Bfuab
SIC; Sitter B~orserrterte! &c, etses ohstess
u,ertel lie, Rtab 4txtsrDisstd 9Xe. Ntxb
BorberuiertsI &c. Rub 8ornessserteI 4le, nd
omternierteI 7c.
SriI@es XaIbfei&-2dIoer LOG, 1tntsrs
pierteI 13c, BorberuierteI 7e.
Srti9es S4affef& - 86asrses ter Btnsb
113c |; 6&afe sc; 6&sxfeI l5e: NecB hrk
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-11

Ttaotbt-BertaufSprete: t10 90 ii o..
RIee - gertaufspreise: 80. OO-ss Ia
GeliGforn - gertaufspreiss. T. -an hs
0uaIttdt, 81 bts 6Oc. Neuss 35-45c.
Safer-sef@dIt 82-86c; N oa seb-~z
&.50-$9.00 per Tsnne. 1euer 20 10.
~etrob-Frete. ie mad benz eraS. n no,
len, 80. 00-$6.O0.