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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
Ger .Nrisuna &ifcr"

l6reibt in leirer nel,elten Drummer:
sir Die b~icsjabriae Seriamm.
lung Der Matioral editorial Milo
ciation, melfe IN Guthrie, Sflobo.
ma, it%nttfinbet, iino manderlei crigi'
neae llnterboltllngcn porgeicben.
GO ioa cine Seerbc @uiiolos bon
Snoianern 81 Sooc gebeet unb borll
(bie 9uiioloS, nid)t Die Snoianer)
bon Den Gelcgaten ge6rQtcn rno pcr-
ipeiit meroen. IuBeroem bobeil
Die Tandmen einen Ereis pon Sol-
ieno Collars nusgeleBt, melfDcn Der
ienige erb1lt, Der iid freipiaig bon
Dem alien Sailptling @crouimo ifal-
pircn ldbt.
Sir oieien Nreis mcloete iih 5ll-
crit Sim Scott ans aanios Gitp,
aanias, meld)er elmer @l,tbrier Seit.
utg 6olgenoeS ihrieb:
sd bin bereit. mid bon 8ero-
nimo ifnlpieren 81 laiien, porausge-
iest. baB Der llntcrbaltungsnis-
ihub 3u Den Snuirnb Collars olld)
nnb ben @unonr5t unb ireie Sabrt
bon aanias Gitp nod Guthrie unb
5urid be5ablt. Iies lit fem gliii.
Trt up or ibut mp"
Scr. Scott lit ein 9eborener Sero-
ner, un0 obmpbl er nod nie elmer
Sfnlpierung beiselpobut bat, meint
or. Die SadJe weroe mobl niht 10
it)limm leiu.
Notiirlid bilbct er iih elm Der
groBtc Selb i'm 9anbe Su iein. 60
lit er aber idiei seuidelt. @ir
iinb autbpriiirt, iolgenben Brief an
Dos llnterbaltunascomlte 81 8utb'
RE an pcroiientlid)en:
.@ertbe Serren: - @ie id) ans
Der 3eituna ericbc. wia lid Sim
Scott bon aaniae Gitp BON @croni-
mo untcr Der 9eoingung lfalpieren
loiien, Dob Sic ibm ireie GrStlihe
gebanolung uno irsie Sabrt 8ero.
ninto nit icincm srpBen Mciier unS
Den Scrren POM Gomite meme Glen.
ite OILS Geriudsfunind,en gratis Col.
lar Ereis 5uirieben iein nnb nleine
Iuslaeen ans eigcner 1aihe beitrei.
ten perbe. IuBeroem bin ih bereit,
mid mGbrcno Der @%eriommllrns tag
LID einmal ifalpicreu 81 laiien. mo-
ran id naerbings Ole Pebingung
fniipicn mus. oab @eronimo mir
nid)t gleid) am eritcn Gage Die gauge
aopibant berunteriGbelt. Siel.
mebr nil id mid Il ia Siaae. ieber
5agen elm Stiidheu, ifalpieren lni-
len. Scott bon aanias Gitp lit OF.
icnbar Elm u5enberioot." Sh boae.
gen bin elm alter 2rapper. 10 sdb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
aK Snr6ie &ipbeS en6 y

Wuitbe zines sarten &in0es, I'M
ieine sliigen muroen iend]t. als Ell
iih 81 linn nieOerbeugte, I'm iegnena
ieine Snno auf oeiien blonoen Sd]eb
tel 5i legen.
Tann manote err iif) gu ben Inn.
~itelenoen unb iagte nit tiefem Grnitt
% menn bod aae in Gurer 8enreIip
DC 10 bdd)ten, mie bieies 9in0l"
9tidts 81 iiirdIten oils Die Siinbe.
oas lei euer Wabliprud .iiir bieii
mitytise 3eit uno iiir Dos gan5e Sc.
ben. 3eigt cif) nber bieiem @abl1
ipritfe treit lno tibet eiih, oamit
ihr linn itets treu blei6en fonnt,
Damn ihalit Der bofite gilfof el,reu
Seelen nit Hiibrung unb 2iebe auf
e,td bernieoer uno iein aamdftiger
Segen miro el,f uidt feblen I'M See
ben uno Sterben. asalsxAa,~I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
IS sclt nid)t Yacs, iuic On wiait!

- yNp~ 'ps ~'
Is 9ebt nid)t Niles, ipie . II mialt,
4rno, trod'ue oei1e Sbr1nen.
@enn lid erfiiQt, mas on begehrt,
Tod bleibt Elm beimlid Scbnen.
Iob blei6t 3liriif Elm leiies 2eio:
Gos Ser5 ertrdgt niht luuter Sreiio!
Is 9ebt nidt IQes, mie ou suilit:
Chs blilbt uio griint i'm Woien,
Gin tSroit fam iiber Nad)t geifminb
3ie illnge Hrudt 5erltreuen.
WitBt Damn nid)t triib' porilber9eh'n:
IS blieb' nod mnnhe Viiitbe lteb'n.
Gs gebt nid,t Niles, mie bit luiait:
Sd)aff' 6rieoeu beinem Screen!
@o iih Der &iiden miaie neigt.
Ia miro ole 2oit nid,t ihmer5en.
Ienf' boB 8ott peiB, mp bir's &c.
brid)t,
@as Dir rlid)t fronmt, oas gibt er
niGt.
gs gebt nidt gles, lpie on miait,
God mie @ott min, mirb's geben.
los iuirit on III Der GipIgfeit
ginlt iroben Screens iehen:
Gr bot Did oitmals MIR betriibt,
Weil err oid) ie uno je seliebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
. Nbmiral SogD ais Sdiilcr.

Der ldrdttttde ADnlIrdl Sdl9dft
Sogo bat feline 4usbilouns als See
offi5ier in England erbalten, mo er
Dor etliden 80 Sabren auf Dem S9uls
l9iff .Worcelter" als Seetubett biente.
soso ipar nit orsi ano:rn iunsen Sas
pansrn einise Sabre mad Der politis
l9sn llmpGl5uns. Die in Sapan Dem
Wifabo feline Ma9tfelung tpieoers
CAB, 5ur 4usbiloung na9 England gez
Ididt tporoen. 8spor er iib gum Sees
oisnit entidlob. pdr er ais S4iler I'm
SauIe eines Geifflidsn. u. .. Gapel.
Der in Der llniperftdtsftaot Cambridge
a~nsebenbs Stuoenten auf Die atabes
mifde 2aufbabn portersitete. Der
20idbrige Soso bate cine srobe Gerna
besier. Bel ieiner 4ntunft in Gnss
Iano ipraf er nur tpenis gnglifd. Bel
Slide eribien sr reselmdbis NIT apei
rieiigen WDrterbii4ern. ole bas ges
IprG9 nit ocn SiI9ssnoiIsn erleiGtern
Ioaten. Wenn i'm GeiprGd elm bon
ibm nod ni6t sebOrtes ensliides
Wort gebraudt ODER elm @eri6t aufs
getraeen tpurOe, befen NaMen Dem
iuneen Sapaner untetannt mar. 10
seiste ibm Ser @eiItli9e oas Wort In
benz srpben Gepisrtbanb, Der als iapas
niI1sengIifbes Wort.rbu9 gebrau4t
tpuroe, porauf Der S9iler Den anz
oeren neben ibm liegenben 9ano 81
Ratbe Sos, NORM Die ausfiibrlife Or
tlIrung bes Wortes itanb. Mdbreno
ieines Qlufentbalts i'm 9auie oes
@eiitliten madte Togp feline groben
Iorti9ritte in Ser englifden Spra6e.
9aseeen bei6dftiste er ii9 nit Dor
liebe nit Der Matbematit unb tonnte
iid nit ieinem 2ebrer balo nit Get9s
tiqteit iiber mat6ematiide SraSen I'm
terbalten, tpdbrenb iein WortiGat fur
sep6bntide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iebr unsursiteno mar.
Giner Der 9auptsiise i'm gharatter
oes iunsen 1oso mar iein riidfidts>
poles 8etraseu iein.n Shulsenofen
gegeniiber, iotpie feline 2iebe fur Rim
Der uno feline srobe 9ersenssiite I'M
llmgang nit ibnen. ginmal puroe CT
bon einsm Miti1iilsr gum 8e!fen &c:
balten. 9ieIer bate duf elmer aorre>
fponoenafarte einige idpanifdeS 4rittz
seihen nieoereeiGrieben uno obne 81
tpifIen, mas oas @efriBel b~eoeutete, Die
2arte an SaibaGi Toso aoreiIirt uno
auf Die poit eeeeben. Als Der 8risfs
trGaer Die aarte i'm Saus abadb, mar
Soso erit iebr pet,liifft iiber ben Sn=
bait; es persins eerdume 3eit, bepor
ibm flar puros, odb Semano i'm gum
Ye{ten belt. Damn mari er Die 8arte
meg nit Dem 4usruf: Dummies
3eue." Sem eetitliher Gr5isber bate
iunse S0dter, nit beuen 3ogo nit
Dorliete T. tslte.
S9pn tpd6renb feinsS I~ufent6altes
in Cambridge trig ii9 Sogo nit Dem
@eoanten, Iih Scr IeemGnniidsn 2olfs
balm al tpiomen. Wenisitens madte
er ieinem graieher auf oefien Srage,
tpas sr ipsrben polle, in gebro9enem
GngliI9 Die Mittteiluns, er tpple Elm
,2dnOmatrpIe" reroen. Tas erobe
@0rterbuG purbs 81 Ratbe sesosen,
unb naa pisoerbolten Jragen ermtts
teIte Der 2sbrer, oab Der Gbrgeis ieis
nes S9iilers barin sipfelte, einmal in
Ieiner Seimatb i'm Marineminifterium
als @hreiter ooer 3eidner bei9Gftist
gu peroen.
-%%-+- a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
Mlfubol nnb @crbrchcn.

9as .ReiGS : SanitGtsblatt" in
SeIterrei9 bat cine Statiitit uter Die
Wertbsilung Der GerbreGen duf Die
sin3elnen Mo9entage ssliefert. dis
Material bienten Die Insabsn Der go
liaei in Nisoer0Iterrei9 iiber Die bort
fpdhreno Der leBten Sabre gei1ebenen
poridBliGen llebeltbaten. Yer oaraus
berednete 0urdi9nitt ereab folgenoe
Sablen fir Die einselnen Wohsntase:
1875 am Montaa, SO am Sienitag, je
62 am Mittpo1 unb 1onreritag. AZ
am Treitag, 103 am Samitag nno 254
am Sonntas. Grtldrt miro Die pers
idiebene SGufisteit fir Die einselreu
Wo6entage aus Dem genub bon Ilfps
Dol. I'm Sonntasen. tpenn Die Wirt6ss
bGuier am meiiten beiu9t perosn.
seiniebt aud Die srDbte 3abl bon
Werseben an0 0erbreden, unb am
Wontag itebsn Die 3eut. nod unter
bem Ginflub oss MltoholmiBbrauds
pom Sage supor. Yer nG9Itoem ses
fGbrlidfte Sag 1T Der Gamitae, tpenn
Die 9Dbne ausseaablt iperhen. pbsleid
oann fir Den Srunt nur nod einige
Mbenoitunben sur @srfiisuns iteben.
-*%*-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
2ciecr mabr!

SD. Serr sliiciior. f0nncn Sic
mir nid)t cine grbcit perihaiicnf
I'D babe cine 6rau uno bier perbul'
gernSe &inberll"
SAT cr idlon cinmol I'M 3udt.
bnus geieiicn?" iraat Der Iiieiior.
I'D 3~udtlous2 y@ett be ubre
MIDI Sh bin ciu cbrlider Mcnn!"
rGoS thlit mir leib". meir.c ber
9comtc, .oa fam ih nidltS iiir Sic
thun. I'D bin Gomitc .@iitglt ; beg
@ercits sur Scrioranug cntln cner
Str1ilinBc, mo lclange Sic nid)t
ipcaeu GiebItoblS ober nergleidlen
geleiien, fam i1 Spncn nidt
belien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

llcbcrtricbcncs Sob - perial5ene
SuppS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

liitb mas linen iouit nod aegebcn
miro. &aupti1d)lih lcibcn lie an
lleberfiitterlmg; mad, oen 6eierto.
gen, an Senen Ser 9eiitdl i'm 3oolp.
giifen 8arten ltets iteigt. bcfonn.
men nlle gifen slbfiibrmittel. Sn
Sabre 1902 bctrugcn Die Softer iilr
Nabrltngsmittel 97,160 Wart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
Salsbrcd)criide EruSmftium in cincm
iinnrcid cunitrnirtsn Npparat.

Auf Dem gebiste Ger balsbre1eri'
iden .Suopinss" lit oas Heueite bas
felt einiser 3sit in paris seSsiste 0ps
ruffop. Der iebr ilnnreiA tonitruirts
@pparat slei6t elmer fla6en Srommel
BON Is SUB 5urdmeFer, pelds, ses
niiseno bur4 Spsihsn Deritrsbt, UNI
,ine M9ie orsbbar 1T. Snnerbalb biss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
Cine iiblc 8cmo6n6eit. W'UN,

Ser iunge Erosper batte Die iible
8enobnbeit, iiber naes 5u laden, 10
baB err unoeren oft Ieranlaiiung
CAB, an Der Site ieines 9er5ens gu
5lpeiieln. Nils err zines Sages NIT
ieinem 8ater iiber Die StraBe eing.
lab err einen arinen 8naben. Der ein
irbenes@ef1b trrg. 9erielbe elitt
aus, iiel, mo Oos @eidB 5erbroA.'
Trosper fonnte lid bel oieiem Mn.
bid teines lallten @el1dters MID
entbalten.
r9u bit iebr boie," iogte bes
,smnae, inoem er meineno %oaponlief.
Iieies Wort beihGmte Yrospes
tief, benn er mar eigentlih nibt boie.
ionoern rllr leihtlinnia. grrOtb-
enc wanote er iidl an ieinen Batter
uno iagte: Ter arme 8leine miro
pielleidt BON ieinem Serrn miBhan.
BELT, neil CT oas 8eihirr 5erbroden
bot. @eitatte, Dob mir ibn beglei.
ten I'M 81 beEilgen, oab es nld)t
feline Sdulo mar. Sd nil MIDI
perpilid)ten. oas 8eidB 5t bebalten.
uno ih mill iparen, am oleler Ier'
piliftltng nadSllfomnlen."
Ter arne Surge biipite Dor 6reis
DC, oils er bleie @orte borte, unS
Trosper nabm lid Dor, ME mebr
ilber aioere 81 lnd)al,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
llcber bcn Nppetit i'm y3oolpgiiden"

llcber oen Ippetit i'm y3oolpgiidpen"
plauoert iebr intereiiont Hidaro u.
Starr in eifenl Sonopner Slottc,
lupbei or icinen Iusiiibrimgen BE.
obodtulgen aus Dem 3oplogiihen.
@arten ser crgliifcn Saliptitaot
5li 8runbe legt. 9sor einiscn 3agen
mltrbe III Den aliig Der Hielell.
idllnnge i'm Hcptilienbnlts Elm iun-
ges 3iflein gcieet. Gos 5bierd)en
tilnlmerte lib abrr nid)t nm bieies
ideinbor lcbloie ll~ngebeuer; oieies
id)ien Die Nmpeienbcit Der fleinen
3iegc gang 81 iiberiebqn, MIR Die pa.
iilisfenoltgen. Die pie crime Tia.
mlorten in Dem flelncn fladen appf
iieen, singen unrubig bin unO bcr.
0anlit id)eint eine Snbel III nnle'
rer ainoer5cit 5|crltOrt 81 meroen,
Dab n1nlih Die SGlange nit lbrem
glid ibr Spier bonncn fam. 2ie
Siege ging gnn5 lorglos I'M &dfig
llmher mo mliroe nnt GINGER 3cit
mieocr eltiernt, oa Die NieienidJlange
ole ibr a~ngebotene Wiablieit oilsgc.
id)lngen bate. Sett miro tic ipobr.
lfeinlid Dor Wadr5 feline Habrimg
3u iih nebnlen. Gie merfmiiroigiten
Yeobodtlngen iiber Den Ippetit
fann man neraoe i'm Heptilienhaus
MAIDEN. Sriiber, ais Die SeiSpor-
rihtnneen nod iebr uupolfomnlen
lparen, oefte man Die sroBeren
Sflangen gtnfts nit wollenen
Iefen 81. Deter fanbeu Damn
WGrter Worgcns cine iebr seidttigt
a~uslebenbe Shlange, aber Die Gefe
mar perifmmtoen. Mebrere mertb.
polle Shlongen gingen oaourh per.
loren, oaB cine Die mtbere per-
idludte. 2os fomutt Dor, penn
Slpei Sdlangen basielbe Stiif Sob.
ritng on cntgegengelesten Gltoen 5u
periflingcn beginner; fominen lie III
Der Wtitie Suinmmcn, 10 fonnen ooer
mollen lie CO l,ift Dieber altslpeien,
ulib 10 perifminoet cine nit Dem
a., ..,, -, N.o.. So. -
Mup oV.'s ua Sa.''sn =, ' si.;
mere Sd)lange Die groBere. Giriee
0"y,.n ums ia'iu" W.
n,,sst,uls.'" son a,ogti! Se,aea: uus
$4,000 Gier; 322,56O Yiuno Bier.
AefIeilh- rs 900 Wi,tnA Qipnprs
;t'A 70 ooo 1inuo ot'9
as, 49, aio.. fiia,,,, g..
S5e ; ~ aeo a',s" e.
81 Mr. Snoe' S Sn.
. - oS W;i4. zee a%aIa,
m:t.ae on9 CO.
% sSn ssn @s,Gt,aI 7.
. aoo 10y %u 90 oH es:,'
80 90 NJ,
9Gtansni' 49, a., ~;
SO te eno a; os M .x..e.Ds,n.
oue' Io a1o
~ o"GMH rt,al,
~ N.Y. So @o;tHaal
$500 .'is. w.
49, 49, Nv paos Ssaai
oiasi,9s Sr,;;% .Grt. :. m;"a ;;r ST.
Sp;eses o" ~ 81 m;,
sras ,a1"Do6 S.o
@;o, i; ~, s9D MSnoI
80 mS oSnnsa
r;;a, 49, s., M"',.O nc. so e;;or,S'
ou" W." ~ W,ssa, ,s S;o
w., wv ,mt;sGGm Wv,
soa St,n no;naHt Nv az
os ,I;h n Mi,,n>
m;0n 3 m ua.S ;,4
";,,o Mr,n6t 49, peu. S;e;c
n"SSu, e9 osn,c,
Tu'.' 90 ~,
NY 81 Mai,ao,
go e.. og,no
ai ON ns to Ssi,n,S o1s;;G,
Up; :" ooo INV t ,or
Ns:uG . m;" S.r
o0sas NV. s," ;no" d. ,ns
1ag. -, ~, 1s'u y m;Ih n,s ~
w. .use :" aT -
~" Cua.. W." MsSue ,%ro;,am
inn. S.I.sul, uus ;;,, -
n.asb .s, ~
hetV'i' u'Vitgi p's >u'.''lu'"'' IVY
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
@mtcs Sciiptcl

,Iaterle, i'd milB ippbl MN imy
nler rcd)t ortig lem" fragte Elm flei'
mes 0fdod)eu ibren Batter. Der cher
bas fleine, crit Dor menig @ofen &c
borene @riioerd)en anf Dem Irn'
trltg.
.@epiB." erlpioerte bieIer, .arti(
iollit on imner iein. @arum Sc
raoe iest mehr ais ionlt?"
.@i," perieste Die flcineslnna
,lpenn ih mnurtig bin. miro es oel
feline 9ruoer III @noe nlif.
Ias mar Elm gutter 8eOanfe bon
Dem Shpeiter. Soffentlid banoelta
lie all6 barnad, oenn bas CUTE @ei'
ipiel lit iebr piel mertb. Taran iol.
ten ollie @eifmiitcr oenfer, beion.
oers Die Glteren. Sebes nelie grii'
oerd)en ober Sfrpeiterden, meldjcs
in cine Sanrilie einsicbt, iolte Die
anbern ainoer oaron eriuncrn. oaB
lie lih bemiiben miiiien, INNER arti.
ger uro better 81 merben, I'M Den
jilneeren cirt giites @orbilo 81 ietn.
@ic ireilrt lid, nid)t ole ainoer.
mcnn 10 Gin fleiner @rliber ODER cine
tleine Sdmeiter nnfommt! @i(
nisolid] iiuo ole &dnoden uno Slip
den. mie iammctpeid Die roiigen
@Gdtenl @enn c. Damn ear ans
iGngt Si lauien unb 81 ipreden.
menn es einen Nanneu nad benz
onoern rltien bernt. Damn moftet
ibr ibm am liebiteu Slaes ifenfent
mas ibr beiiBt lrb ieio 10 itpl5, wenn
ibr eS Gin @eilfen auf Den Irm
nebnlen oiirft.
slber oos bette. mos ibr iold flct
lren geidmIitcrd)en 5ulicbe tbuN
fonnt. lit, hoB ibr elld) bemilht. ollie
llnarten unb idlledten Insepobnbci'
ten nbstlegen, bamit ons FELINE Use
len lie nid)t bon clld) lcrnt uno Damn
ebenic oaiiir beitrait merten muB
mie ihr. Guer fleiner Siebling III
Rom Simmel gcfoinmpn luno ioG
aud emit mieocr bortbin Sitrild'
grbcn. nie ibr iclbit. &pat ihr
nidt INNER urtig fcin uno ibm eiR
giltes @ciipiel eeeen?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-15
KINDERGARTEN NOLONGER
 LOOKED ON AS EXPERIMENT

sage of nope and cheer with them wher
 ever they go. l have recently visited some of these schools and found there in one fifty children in q warm com fortable room, learning how the clothing. which was needed to keep them warm, was made, and also learning some of the first lessons of how to make 1t. And there were there some who had had shoesa and stockings given them and other ar ticles which made it possible for them tc spend these three hours 0 day in com fort while their minds are fingers were kept pleasantly occupied, giving little op- portunity to the past grand master Of "the idle brain to find an entrance And now I am confident that if any fair proposition of the people of this city could go for one cold afternoon on a round of visits with one of these faithful teachers. and could see the brightness and cheer carried into many of these children that have passed out of these schools. and find many of them already showing the effects of these early teach ings there would never be any need for the constant appeal for aid to support them. This Is no charity but an invest ment. for every child trained for useful ness, and saved from bitterness and pos sibe crime Is a dividend more valuable than six or sixty per cent, and more this fs duty which the good people of this city owe 10 these little children for the principle easily applies here of the servant who knew his masters will, and knew how to do 1t, and yet did not. Tt
 Is not the will of your Heavenly Father that one of these little ones should perish.' STERLING J. FOSTER.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-15
STRANGE STORY
Of Horseman Who Lost and Recov-
 cred Speech in Two Races.

Singapore Cor. Seattle ost-Intelligencer.
 Over five years ago, in March, 1899, cer- tain Singapore sportsmen will recall being interested in a sensational picture of local interest which appeared in the Illustrated London News. 1t was en- titled Count de Geloe's Marrow Shave, and represented the smash-up in which that plucky Frenchman was nearly killed when he was in fair way to win the Liverpool Grand National--a classical event that has so far never been cap tured by foreigner-with the celebrated half-bre Pistache. It was memora- ble disaster in a great race, wherein twenty started and six fell, and which was won by Manifesto. In the M. de Geloe, who was mixed up in the smash, says the Straits Times, the local horse men recognized the merry Borneo to- bacco planter of ten or a dozen years before, whose instincts in the matter of horse racing and horses generally seemed far more Irish than French.
 M. de Geloe left here in 1887, and be- tween that year and 1899 he hunted and raced in every corner of Angland and France where he could enjoy the sport of kings" When he got over the dis astrous accident on Pistache, it was found that the fall had injured that par tfcular convolution of his brain-the third convolution the scientists call it-which controls the muscles Of speech. He could only gabble spasmodically and i'm perfectly. NJ de Geloe pondered the matter over in his head, and reflected that perhaps it was time to try an en- tirely new mode of life. Accordingly he sought the nearest monastery of Jesuits, and then and there offered to enter the order and become a missionary. The eX- perienced padres to whom he applied. however, threw a damper upon his ar dor. They explained that his difficulty of speech would handicap him in the mission fields so he went away to give further thought to the matter. Then he had various interviews with the Father Superior, whose encouragement was not strong, but who recommended him to set down a date whereupon he could go on a species of religious retreat for a little while and ponder over his determi- nation in solitude and amid ecclesiasu- cal surroundings This the stricken horseman agreed to do, and he went forth to pass the time as best he could in the interim.
 The last day of his comparative lib erty duly dawned, and the first thing that met M de Geloes eye in the morn- ing paper when he had finished his first cup of coffee was the announcement of race meeting where mount awaited him. M de Geloe thereupon ceased breeding He uttered the then fashion able equivalent for "What-ho!' and started off to the meeting. lie secured his mount and faced the flag and got well away; then-following the precodent of his last raoe-he came another tre- mendous cropper. They picked him up and carried him off the course. His head was cut and they feared his skull was smashed this time. But it wasn't.
 As soon as his scattered senses came back he could talk as well as ever The second crash had knocked that wretched third cerebral convolution back into its right place again, and save for split
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-15

cordial greeting will be extended to the favorite young actress. Others in the cast are George Parsons, Wilton Heriot. Edward M. Favor, Bert Clark, Channez Olney, J. Gunnis Davis, Thomas Kiernan, Irma Davis, George Jackson and W. s. Freeman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-15

The artistic atmosphere of this play ad- mits of much refreshing scenic environ
 ment, which Manager Jules Murry has generously provided
 The critics pronounce the new romantic
 opera, "Red Feather by De Koven,
 Klein and Cook, in which Grace Van
 Studdiford, the young and beautiful
 American prima donna, has scored such
 a triumph, the best romantic opera since
 the days of Robin Hood" Van Stud
 afford undoubtedly is the possessor of the most important voice outside of grand opera, and in this production her reception throughout the country has been little less than an ovation.
 The delightful English musical comedy, "A Chinese Honeymoon" will make an- other appearance here, and there IS every reason to believe that the reception to be accorded 1t will be the same that has been accorded in other cities-a reception of enthusiasm, for the opera Is more entertaining than ever before.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-15
Roosevelt's Responsibility.

1OOsSNCito
 John w. Ryckman in the Era Magazine
 for January.
 In the four years that now stretch be- fore him, Theodore Roosevelt has the opportunity (of which he is likely to avail himself fully) to write his name high in the history of his country and deep in the hearts of his countrymen. But many of the people, having acted upon spontaneous impulse, are already trembling lest an over-mastering sense of power may lead this statesman of forceful temperament and of vigorous in- dUpendent action to deeds that might bear unhappy consequences. In such an untoward. and 1t should be said. unlikely event, the country is today without an opposing political faction, of any strength and adequacy, to check disaster
 There Is danger in the situation that a political party having had such over whelming success and thereby possess ing such unlimited power, will abuse that power. its ofhceholders becoming cor rupt. forgetting the public interests in their enjoyment of private advantage. For the strongest incentive for the repre- sentatives of one political party to con- duct their offices to the best interests of the people is the fear of being replaced by another party
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-15
sIittering Gloria"

If one ny judge of Messrs. Fisher & Ryley's atactions by those that we have seen here, theatre patrons may expect to see on of the most Sumptuously staged fahcal comedies that has ever visited thi city. This latest importa- tion, "Glitring Gloria,'' a comedy with music anoDorothy Norton in the title role, is baked for next Saturday mati- nee and Ight at the Jefferson theatre. The piecewas one of the best English comedies resented in London in years and its prluction at Daly's theatre, New York, las spring was a duplication of the impresion it made on theatre-goers in the Eylish metropolis.
 Hugh lorton Is responsible for the play. Hi style is familiar to theatre goers of his country, where his Belle of New ork' made him a. reputation for comey successes. The story of the play sugests countless opportunities for amusing iituations. It revolves around the purcAse of a s25000 necklace in a Bond stret jewelry shop, which act, in connectiol with bulldog which has an antipaths for red neckties. manages to involve ome twenty people in a series of compcated situations which create no end q laughter.
 
 elaborat@ scenic production, which Is per- feet in very detail. The first act shows the intSior of Bond street jewery store; tie second act shows the private apartmats of Gloria, and the last act the intrior of the baggage room at Euston station, with the train shed in the background.
 '.Glori," a chorus girl, has been "out visitingf for several weeks, and comes back with a valise full of favorable crit icisms ind the applause of other cities still ringing in her ears. She has been warmly received and her powers of fas- cinatiol admitted, all of which will be to her favor here. Fisher & Ryley are far-sigited enough to proviue the play with tie best material for bringing out all it's important details, and the cast ap- bearing in Gloria is one that gives assurance of the best handing. Miss Dorothy Morton, the we'll known prima donna, is the Gloria, and has scored an immense hit. This will be Miss Morton s first visit here in several years. and a