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New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

proved. We have no thought that such work
will ever be done on 7th-ave Yet in width 1t is
well suited to that reatment, and 1t Is the only
thoroughfare south of Central Park which could
be so improved.
There has arisen much talk about remaining
the upper part Of Tth-aFe.. as was done with
several other of the numbered avenues. We
can no convincing reason for thus again In
dulging in the almost always bad habit or
changing the names Of streets. First, I'd. Sd. and
9Th aves. are pretty certain to retain their nti-
merical designations as at present, and so 1th-
ave. would not lack for Creditable company. But
if some other name is to be given to 1t let
us at least have appropriate and euphonious
one and. above all else, let there be no "bouie-
ward" business tagged to 1t. 1t is bad enough
to call any driveway, at least in this country,
boulevard To dub good old 7th-ave. after
that fashion would be to add TO metropolitan
banality a new terror against which the very.
goats of Harlem might well protest.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
NEW-YoRk SOCIETY.

christmas Is one of those festivals which peopIs
are accustomed to celebrate in what may be de-
scr1oed as the family circle and the hospitality Of
to-day and tomorrow will be restricted for the
greater part to relatives and intimate friends
For the remainder of the week however the enter
tanning will be Of general order and there
will be many dances. Indeed except for its first
| two days the week will be exceedingly gay.
On Tuesday evening Mrs Henry O. Havemsver
gives a dance at her house. in East 66th-st for
Miss Adeltne Havemeyer, and George Seney has
q dance on the same night for his niece Miss
Eleanor Hoyt. at the ST. Regis Mrs. Henry Reese
Hoyt gives dance at Sherry's for Miss Gretchen
Eoyt and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs will have dance
at her house in East th-st., for her niece Miss
Blanche Oelrichs. daughter Of Mrs. Charles OeI-
richs. Mrs. Artenas H. Holmes likewise gives a.
dance on that evening for Miss Hilda Holmes at
her house in Madson-aVe
In Paris, on Tuesday, Donna Blanca Colonna
Stigliano, granddaughter of Mrs. John ". Mackay,
will be married to Count Jules de Bonvouloir, the
religious ceremony taking place on the following
day.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Gustav KisseI will
give dance at Sherry's for her daughter Miss
Dorothy Kissel of the debutantes of the sea-
son. ana Mrs. Isaac Bradley Johnson will have
dance at Delmopico's for the debut OF Miss Con-
stance Lounsbery Johnson. Earlier in the day the
Church of ST. Ignatius Loyela will be the scene of
the marriage of Miss Eleanor Keyes daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs, Edward Keyes. to Joseph Vlvler.
At sherry's, on Thursday night, the University
Cotfllon takes places. under the patronage of Mrs
Henry Q. Havemeyer, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge. Mrs,
W. Seward Webb Mrs. Dallas Baehe Pratt and
Mrs Moses Taylor Pyne. The hosts are under
graduates of Harvard Yale Princeton and Colum-
bia universities. lie Roy King will lead the coton
with Miss Eleanor Mortimer. and among the COM
nlittee In charge of the affair J. Watson Webb.
Lydig Hoyt. Harold Vanderbilt and oDonnell
IEeliu.
Mrs. John E. Cowdn gives dinner, followed by
a theatre party as well a supper and dance. at
her house In Gramercy Park, for her daughter.
Miss Ethel Cowdn, on Thursday, and the same
evening Mrs. Henry Draper will entertain the
Thursday Evening Club at her house in Madison
ave, while the Junior Dancing Class under the
patronage of Mrs H. Fairfield Osborne Mrs Hugh
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
Abo1xf People and Social Incidents.

j. Chisholm and David Dows. Jr. has It's seoon6
dance OF the season at sherry's.
Miss Katherins T. Moore has dinner ana tne-
atre party Friday night for her debutants niecs.
Miss Grace r. Moore. daughter OF MIS-. Casinir ds
Rham Moore. and on Saturday first Of the
Metropolitan Dances for young girls not YET out
takes place at sherFy's. These dances were organ
ized some three years ago by Mrs. Charles II.
CosteT, Mrs. Douglas Robinson and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Welles and have hitherto been held In the Ladies
Annex of the Metropolitan Club.
On Saturday next the customary New Years.
bah will take place at Tuxedo. and many house
parties being given at the park IN connection
Herewith.
Mr, and Mrs J. Pierpout Morgan. tr.. with THAR
children are at the Wsldorf-Astoria-
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mackay returned this
morning from jamestown. n. c. where they have
been spending several weeks
DeimonIeos was the scene last night Of the Sec
ond OF the Saturday Evening Dances. Mrs. Charles
r. Huntington Mrs. ". W. Appleton and Mrs. z
Morgan GrinnelI received the guests IN their rols
of patronesses and Russell H. LAndaIs led ths
cotillon.
Other dances in the near future that given
by Mrs. Robert N. Thompson at sherry's on Janu-
ary for Miss Lorraine Roosevelt, Mrs. George L
KingsIand's ball at sherry's for Miss Kingsland
on January and a dance on the same
evening at sherrys by Mrs. Henry Lansing Ward.
well for Miss Derethea WardweIl. On January
Mrs. William watts Sherman gives dance as
Sherry's for her two daughters. Mss Mildred and
Miss Irene Sherman. Mrs Astor gives her annual
ball at her house in 5th-ave. on January 8. James
Henry Smith will have a musical at his house IN
5th-ave. on January IS and Mrs. John Jacob Astor
will give dance at her house in sth-ays- on jan
uary 10.
Owing to Christmas falling on Monday, Albert
Morris Bagby's next Musical Morning viii take
place on Thursday Of this week. The artists who
will appear Nine. KappoId, Alfred Rslsenaner
and Victor Herbert and HIS orchestra
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
A NARROW ESCAPE.
From The Boston Herald


Fx-Mayor Thomas Strahan, OF Chelsea, when
passing a well known art store IN Boston saw In
lie window a handsome painting which he ad-
nlired. Upon inquiry he learned Il was 10 be sold
at auction at some later day, and MADE a note or
the hour the sale take place, thinking II he
was fortunate enough to secure It Tor 20 he had
5ust the place for 1t in his dining room.
on the day of the sale the ex-Mayor was a little
late and his arrival the stentorian tones or the
aucfieheers voice were heard saying;
'I am offered a. Who says 5QI
Mr.. Strahan promptly responded. 'fifty.
Mr. p. bid S. The ex-Mayer bid 60. Mr.. p bid 6S
The ex-Mayor thought he would go 50 beyond the
amount he had intended to pay for the picture and
bid 20 Mr. p. then bid IS. The auctoneer after
several vain efforts to draw out higher bid finally
exclaimed:
sold to Mr. r. for 1915"
1t took the ez-Mayor several minutes TO recover
from the shock
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
CONNER COLLECTION SALE OVER.

The sale of the Chinese and japanese collection
of Captain George w. Conner, at Silos Fifth Ave
nue. Art Galleries. ended yesterday afternoon The
proceeds from the sale amounted to about S20000
The most important piece disposed of was a Chi
nese imperial screen. This bought by George
Crocker 81 500. large bowl and nine pieces by
the artist Kouoik and a tray by Bishamou Ia
mada went for $685. Mr.. Langly purchased Jap
anese tray for $500. and Mr. Hulbinger bought a
silver service Of eleven pieces for $50.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
MEMORIAL TO F. NORTON GODDARD.

As a memorial to F. Norton Goddard and rec
ogniton OF his unselfsh labors, it is proposed to
raise an endowment fund to be administered by
the Friendly Aid Society, of which he presi-
dent al the time of his death Mr.. Goddards work
brought him in contact with the neghborhood ad-
joining the Friendly Aid Settlement, s4th-st. and
2d-ave. The memorial endowment fund to be
raised will be used to carry on the work he began
but 1T is announced. the fund is not intended to
relieve subscribers and friends Of the society.
Their eentributions viii be needed as before.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
AMERICAN PAINTINGS EXHIBITED.

Tho annual exhibition of recent American psl..,
ings at the National Academy OF Design No ~
West 57th-st., opened yesterday morning. Inc So
sions will continue from early morning till late =
night until January 20. The exhibition viii oe opeN
on Christmas Day and on New Years Day. AI'o
gether there are s40 paintings and ten pieces o.
statuary. selected from twelve hundred works SUD
rnfttad
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
MR.. PEIRcE's SUCCESSOR UNCERTAIN.

Washington. Dee. 2s.-Through a misunderstood
ing OF a remark made yesterday by Secretary Root
in connection with the announcement Of the ap-
pointrnent of Mr. Perce. to be Minister to Norway.
the statement sent out that Charles DENLY,
the present chief clerk of the state Department.
would succeed Mr.. Peirce Third Assistant Sec
retarv of State. II is learned to-day that this
statement was erroneous and that Secretary Root
is not yet prepared TO announce his selection for
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
Nr,v.YoRK DAILY rR1fsNE SUNDAY DECEMBER "a. 1905.

credits the suppositon that they enanate from
persons endowed with intelligence. the power
of loving and lofty spiritual aspirations VINO
have departed this life But 1t Is not necessary
yet to adopt either explanation. It Is tnnniteV
better to suspend Judgment In regard TO mys-
terry than to commit ones self prematnfeiy 10 a
notion which few scientific men accept Little
importance should be attached to any message
which Mrs. Piper may profess to receive from
DR. Hodgson.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
MR.. RYAN's GIFT. TO HOSPITAL

Thomas Z. Ryan has given $1,000 to the New 1oIx s
Threat. Nose and Lung Hospital. Nos 80 ana ?.
East 57th-st.. 10 fit up a special department ~
the treatment OF women affected with tuberculosis
This Is the hospital where DR.. z. J. Birmingham
dong work in treating the poor of the city sans
Ing from throat and lung trouble, which nSs -
tracted Mr.. Ryan'S attention.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
mR REID CALLS ON SECRETARY ROOT

washington. Dec. 2s.WhitelaW Rela' ~,
j.. r,-oa+ Pr,+sin called on Secretary Root TO-DAY
At the State Department and had short eol
ference with him respecting conditions IN Ensl1n1
Mr. Reid left here for New-York tins allelnov-. .rs
but expects to return to washington TO auehG -
diplomatic dinner given by the Secretary Oh e'A''
NeW-Years Day
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

Out In Chicago people are beginning to vprry
about Professor Frederick Starr. who set out
to invade Central Africa two or three months
ago and has not since been heard from Well
solictude is excusable, because this well known
ethnologist is a good fellow, as we'll as q gifted
investigator; but he is also fertile IN expedi-
ents and far from being greenhorn. AS he
took no wireless Telegraph equipment, bulletins
ought not to be expected from him every fifteen
minutes.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

A Cincinnati florist ia said to have received
$685. 600 or $4,000 for a seeding carnation OF
deeper hue than that for which Thomas W.
Lawson paid $4,000. This is good deal OF
money to spend for single plant. perhaps;
but the passion for pinks is certainly more COM
mendable than some other tndulgences which
have cost a good 6eal more than $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
MR.. WASHINGTON ENGAGES SPEAKERS

Booker T. Washington has been spending seSeEs
days in this city to get speakers for the
of the twenty-ffth anniversary Of tho toundhS =
the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial InsuIntsss so: =
which he IS president. President Charles "; Elxs
OF Harvard University. Secretary OF War 1~fs -
Andrews Carnegie viii deliver AdcrsssA&
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

New-Mexico reports three feet of snow, and
yet the metropolis has promise or passing
Christmas without a fake. Here Is an e&hlol-
ton of discrimination by the weather bureau
which is unconstitutional. but which VIII ee
forgiven by New-Y Workers.. There isn't much use
for snow I'm big olty.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
TO HONOR NEW LEHIeH PRESIDENT.

The Lehigh University Club will give Glnls. ms.
I'm the college room of the Hotel AstoF on FF'ua.
night january 49, in honor of the new pFeSi"s"'
of the university. Dr. Henry s, Drinker'
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

Judging from the reports from the Postohce'
New orkers in the future need have no fear
of the ghost OF this Christmas troubling them
with reminders of their parsimony.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
ATTEMPT TO STEAL PAPAL COPE.

Perugia. Italy Dec. 2s.-some excitement has PEE
caused here over the report that attempt va
recently made to steal the cope of Pope MaFee'iu'
II from Gubblo. near here
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

President Fish, in advising the stockholders
of the American Telephone and Telegraph Conn
pany, referred to Boston and England as
provincial. This will serve to bring to the
memory Of Bostonians 8. remark sometimes at
tributed to Governor La Toilette. and possibly
make them wish the Governor had said it in
earnest
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

Last night closed the busy season for shop
girls and clerks, and now they will have the
consciousness that they have more than earned
their share Of rejoicings over merry Christmas
Those who did their shopping early In the sea-
son and by day viii be entitled to a place In the
good books of every tired clerk.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
THE ALpwYcH THEATRE OPENED.

London, Dec. es.--The Aldwyeh. Londons ns"ess
theatre, was opened tonight under the rlahaS
ment OF Charles Frohman with 'rBlueoehs IN
Fairyland" Seymour Hicks and Elialine TSTf.s TSSI -
played the principal parts. The play was wen -
ceiVed.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

The Czar seems to be willing TO grant his SUD-
jects just as little reform as they will accept
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
business Notices.

A Popular Advertising Medium
Eisyer Months Gain.
ees773 Lines:
or.
Nearly $3.50 Columns
GsI5 lines 20 column
In the eleven months ending Ncveulser
m. 1905. The New-york Daily ans
Sunday Trtbune printed
963, ,77S Lines OF Advertising
Excluding Tribune sdvsrttseTentsp
more than during the Sans period Of tsos'
Circulation Books Open.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

j. Chisholm and David Dows. r.. has it's seooa6
dance OF the season at shsrry's.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

In Paris, Tuesday, Donna Blanca Coonna
Stigliano, granddaughter of Mrs. John w Mackay,
religious ceremony taking place on the following
day.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-31
SiaSora Suncatt uns Der @crtdiS-
ppustcbcr.

Geeen bie befannte 8arfuBtGn5erin
fDnte oiefer Sage por Der Stroftamz
mer bes 8erliner 2anbgeri9ts Ders
bunbelt neroen; Die @ntluae gegen
Mtb Duncan lautete auf 8ebrobung
unb 8eleibigung, begansen gegen Ell
men @eri9tsOon5ieber. DAP aud
8arfubtanaen nerb0s MAIDEN tann,
befpies MiB Suoan, als zines Cages
Ser 9eri9tsppGSieber nit elmer &os
itenre9nuns BEL ibr erf3ien. Der
8eamte fpurbe, tpie mir ieiner5eit De-
ri6tsten, bO9it u~Egndbig e~mpfangen
uno BON Der SGnSerin nit penig
f6mei6elbaften @orten beoa6t.
SdlisBli9 lieb fi9 drip Duncan bin
reiben, auf ben @eri9tspon5ieber log
auqeben unb ibm elm 8iinbel Often
gu sntreibsn. Nls Der 8eamte Der=
iufte, feline uuf Dem 8oben perftreut
lieeenben Yapisre auf5ufammeIn,
tpuroe linn beOeutet. er foIe 10 fdnen
als mDeli6 perF9pinoen, ionft mir
De sr sinfa9 nieberseidOTen tperben.
eSsn Der eriten @erbonblung Dor Dem
S9Dffengeridt gu GburIOttenburg err
f9ien bic nerbOie Mib in ibrer Be-
%tannten srie6ii9en 9epunoung, obne
iebo6 ir9enb einen @inorud auf Die
S6Dffen gu MAIDEN, benin MiB Sunz
tan tpurbe gu elmer 9elOitrafe bon eli
niqen bunbert Marf berurtbeilt. 9ierz
oegei leete lie 8erufung elm. Die
@erbunbluns follte i6on einmol itatt=
finben. tpuro' inbefln burd 0asgli6tz
srf6sinen Der @ngef6ulbigten pereiz
telt. gu Ser n%euerOinas .anseiebten
8er6unblung tpar bic Mib fpieber
ni9t erfdienen; lie bate benz @eri9t
fsinerlei 1a6ri6t sueeben lufen, uno
ibr 8ertbeibiger erbielt nur etn poar
3eilen. in benen tie ~mi!tbeilte. lie be-
finbe fi6 auf elmer 9afffpielreife IN
6pIIanNuno fonne oes6alb ni9t beim
Sermin ~annefenb fein. Die Sa9e
mubte besbalb abermals pertagt fpers
ben. Siesmal iebo9 1T bic @orfiibz
rung Der Mib angepronet Htporoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-31

ser berpprrasenbiten perfOnlidfeiten
auf Dem @ebiete Der !9anoelsf9tffz
fabrt.
@eboren 1867 als Sobn arnler
2eute in 9amburs, trat Balm mad
Dem 8efu9e zines oprttgen @nmnas
iiums als 8inetperfGufer Bel Der
Samburg> Imerifd>2 Elm. Snfolge
feiner SGbisfeiten fties er raid BON
Stufe gu Stufe uno tpuroe bereits
1886 Oireftor, als tpel9er er alsbalo
oie Tiibruns Der @efeniaaft iiberz
nabm.
Die 1847 gegriinoete 2inie bate es
Biz gum Sabre 1886 su einem Iftien=
tapital BON 100000 Mart unb gu
elmer Slptte bon 26 @eeI9iffen eez
bradt. @esenpdrtig bat Die 2inie
100000 Mart Mttientapital unb
cine 5lotte bon 120 Seei9iffen. Die
Tlotte tpur6e nit Dem Mnpa6ien Der
neuen @ufsaben alsbalo energii9 err
neuert, nn6 BEL Dem 9au Ser beribmten
9amburger S9nenoampfer Q88O
tpurbe suerft in Seuti9lano BAG Oopz
pelf6raubenfpftem %aneenunbt, oas Die
Si9erbeit uno ManOprirfdbigfeit Der
S6iffe erbDbt. 60 baute Die 2inie TN
CONNER 1900 ben beriibmten S9nen@
bampfer nOeutidlunO," befen Mu>
f6inen, $500 9feroefrdfte fart. Die
ftGrfiten Der Welt iin0, Der in Der
Stunoe 23a Seemeilen unb bamit ra=
f9er als ieber anoere 9anoelsodmpfer
Der Melt fdbrt.
Sieien Hiefenbetrieb u~useebiloet gu
baben, III 8alins @eroienft. 8om
beutf6en 3aifer 1T Balm ipieoerbolt
NIT boben Sroen unb anberen Guss
aet8nungen beoa6t. porben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-31
Witte
VIII oas amsrifanii1e Bolt.

st. petersburg. 80. Stt. @raI
Witte tieB beute burd bic Nf. prshs
benz amerit anii4en 8Olte mittbsilen er
lei t@er, oahelbe wiRe mas 5reibeit Eel
tlro ueroe f4 nit benz ruifi9en 8olte
tn benz gu9enblids freuen, ba es bonn
3aren oas 8srfprs9en unb Die @arans
tie (TlanifeD Der 5reibsit erbalten
babe. es tperoe fi9 Der 9ofnuns on.
t4lteeen, oab oas ruifide 0Olt nit
Der &egierung suiammenarbeiten tueros
unl Die ~gebotenen Greibeiten 81 reali.
fren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-31

Der @ifenbabnberfebr nit &uBlaub
1T p6lig eingefe0t. Die @renaI9up.
ben inb nit Waaren iiberfhnt. Dos
Nusblsibsn bDn fremben Surdreiisn'
ben ma9t f9 auf ben gabub6fen Bee
merfbar. Das Nusbleiben BON @e=
fiigel, namentli9 8dnien, mirb auf
Dem Wartt ~berfpirt. SdnoIer beri9.
ten, bab auf ruifiden Strsden bon
Seuti9en 9etaufte 8dnie i'm Wertbe
bon stpei MiaiOnen Marf liegen unb
baB Dies sinen totalen Nerluft bsbeutst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-31

%apItDpfi9e 2eute iouen
sesen Die 2ungenf4pinoiu4t sefeit
fein.
Der &aifertn MIerans
bon Nublan6 fteben 15 9ofoas
men CUR @erfiigung.
Sn 6ranfrei4 tper0en Der
prGiioent unb bic Minifter in 3utunft
ben Sitel .Greeaens" tragen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-31

Sie2age Der Sarbinens
Slider in Der 8retagne lit aud in
6i,fem Sabre betlagenspertb; Die
Gardiner bleiben INNER me6r aug.
gon ben b~iesidbrigen 6if95iigen
febrten Die meiten Sdiffe leer beim.
Sie bisberigen Mubnubmen. Die BON
pripater Settle ~getroffen puroen, has
BEN Ii6 als polfommen un5urei9enb
erpiefen. Stuatsbilfe erl9eint Elm
unabpeisliGes Gebot. Ser ebemaIigs
Marineminiiter Ye1etun appelirt on
bic Regierune nit ben Worten:
rs3pinst ibr bieie grapen, anbertpGrts
Brpb su fuden, Damn Suite Toht,
fransDfide &rieesfloaoei" {.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-31
China.
u organiftrt.

9rpBen Gl1oruf nut bic Nusldroer
sema4t ipe3iea iOl3e. uel6e Die @Ols
oaten Dor 5 Sa6ren fannteu. IS bat
allsemsinss g%rfaunen erreat tuie es
China 9elungen 1T etns armse bon
40, 900 auf ibren sessnwdrtisen Siano
In 10 tur3er 3eit 3u brineen.
Sie Sisaiplin NOR gut unb Die 2eute
tuaren eenar uriter GontrOle. 6reilia
nit Der 8attit fab es manamal nod
iGpa9 aug.
Stalien.
aus ben pbiltppinen
81 o m, 80. Oct. &eb. O'@onnor,
Sstretdr Der apofiolif9en Delegation
in ben Pbtlippinen uuroe beute bonn
Yapfte In pribatauoiens empfanssn,
Der fi9 isbr ftr bic gsrtdltniKs auf
Dem ar9ipeI intereifirts. 8ep. O'@On-
nor 1T ~beauftraet tuorben einen elm.
gebsnoen 8sri4t au f9reiben.
aesppten.
u b m | a! H ebpaatuf (.
Bort Saib, 80. October. -
@ontre- Nomiral Nebosatoh, Der bon
ben Sapanern in Der lsBten groBsn
Seei4la9t gefangen 9enomme1 wuroe,
tam heuts bier an unb fubr nod War=
ieiles tpeiter.
Sirfei.
q o d mebr Srubel tirbs en-
Sultan.
& o n 2 q n o Il, 80. Oct.
Sas MaB oes Srubels tpar FIR ben
Sultan abdul Samib mod ni6t bon,
als ibm auf 8sranlaHung bss frans
sbff9en 8otf9afters Die 8srtretsr Der
@rOBmd9te Elm nltimatum fteIten.
Nls OBJ ibm bas 9e5sn niGt qeseits
3u f6uer 9emaat tpdre, rtidte ibm nun
aud Der @eianbte Der 8sreinietsn
Staatsn. 9err 2siibman tpieber au
2eibe.
getanntli9 mari f9 be. anerifa=
niI9e Diplomat feinerseit bel bsr
pfOrte gum gei5tber zines geuifsn
8artanian auf.
Dieter Weni9, elm Nrmenier. III
tbatid9lid elm aunerifaniidsr 8irger.
bat ft ieoo9 i'm Bsrein nit msbrereu
ieiner rsbolutiondren @efnnungsge-
nORen su @noe bori9en Sabres mad
Der 5eimat6 3urtd geidliden uno er.
moroete i'm Grtbiabr. ansebli9 aui
Befebl zines reuolutiondren @omites.
sinen rsi9en 2aufmann. Wurbt
isbo& ermii9t unb bsim erftsn proseR'
gum Sooe berurtbsiIt.
Der vfrenuOie" ameritanii9e &C.
fanbte erpittte f4lisbli9 unite,
Srobungel cine nere Bodybuilding fiji
ibn, aber oieie enbets, tpie bic srffe.
nit einsm Sobesurtbsil, ba Der W6rbe,
in3wiiden Elm %unfaRenoes @efdnonit
abgele9t battle.
Solanse Serr 2eiibman in Stam'
bull 1T, miro Der iberfhhrte unb &C.
ftdnoige R6roer isoO9 ofenbar MID
am 8alsen fterben.
SentIblano.
b. ghIom Il r9anbels 8.
bertrag.
Berlin n, 80. Oct. Baron Gpet
bon Sternburg, Der fi9 auf Der &eii
nad Waibin9ton befinbet, uirb be
ieiner Mntunft benz prdHosnten RooIe
belt einen 8orf9lag Der beuti9en Re
gierung fir einen neuerl Sanoelsber
trag OOrlegen.
:, Der Soti9after fennt bic Stelun
Der oeuti4en &e9ieruns senau unb Il
bereit in unterbanblunger ju treter.
ginem 3orreIponbenten Der vMR
prehs" g~egeniiOer ertldrte Der &si9s
tansler bon Billion, er CLAUDE i
t amerifa berride bislfa9 bic MnR9i
baB bic Aenberungsn i'm CARRIE SeutiG
| lambs nit anbersrl suropdiiden 2du
bern ieien gesen bic Der. Staaten a.
riatet unb bob 9euti9lano ben 6an
bel Der Der. Staaten iddbiseu tpous
Darar babe 9eutidlanb ME geba&i
| bic 8Orf9ldge, uel4e In 2frae eemad
merben, baben ben 3wed, ben 6ano'
apii9en ben beiber 2dnbern 3u be,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-31

= Muf Elm Gemiitb bon abel nir.t
5hpn elm leifer 9aoel. B~ergebens
burtsebleut. pirtt 'tumpfe HisOriy'
teit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-31

Gilbert 8alin, DER NIT Dem neuen
r9apag" : RieienOumpfer r@merifa"
auf 0eRen sSungfernreiie nu6 Ben Ser.
Staten 9efommene 9eneralOirettor
Ser 6amburgz4meritaz9ini lit cine
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-31
6rncraloirrktor Saliim.

Scinc -eSGlc Sarriere uuo Seiae IerSieifte
un ole &anoeIsfGiHfabrt.