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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04
~pfrrdmunornes lDabr,tid)tm.
SHE oard1 cine Geuersbranit s~erft5rte Wid,as
eIisfird)e III .Samburs.

eIisfird)e in %samburs.
Mit Der 6ur9 cine 6eusrsbrunit ger
ftDrten Mi9aelistir9e in 9amburg 1T
Elm Wabr5ei9en Ser alten Saniaitaot
peri9punben. Ser Sburm Der Stride,
elmer Der bD9iten Seuti9lunOs, pinfts
f9on alien G9iffern aus Der Serns
un0 mar oesbalb ipDbl Ben &apitGnen
uno Matroien Der sun5en Delt be-
tannt.
Die Mi9aelistir9e nuroe in oen
Sabren bon 1649 biz 1861 erbaut unb
otpar fir Die bamals ni9t seringe
Summe bon $4,000 Mart. Der
Sburm fam 1868 bin5u, cine Srgel
erit 1716. Nls "a Sabre Irater Elm
8liBi9lug oie Stride pDuig aeritOrte,
pur0e Die neue aufgefibrt. Sn bieier
blieben Die SGulen gang fort, unb eg
tpur0e Der @e0anfe Der Inor0nung
zines ungetbeilten S%nnenraumes fir
oen prOteitantif6en 9pttesoienit i'm
eroben Mubftabe gum 9lusorud eez
bra9t. Die Stride 5eigte i'm Neubern
Elm Nueri9iff, itelte fi9 i'm Snnern
aber gang ais Gentralbau bar. Sic
ent6ielt Biz 3ulebt 1900 feite Gibz
pIGBe uno bot Huum fir 5000 perfo~
men. 8emerfenspertb tpdren, uuber
Ger 5ormgebung Der Studprnamente
i'm Gofpfoittl, Die Srgel, Elm in Stalien
gedrbeiteter Saufftein aus MarmDr,
iotpie bus 4ltarbilo bon Sob. Seinr.
Sii6bein. Inter Der Stride befan0
fi9 Elm ~begebbares @rabgetp0lbe nit
269 e~rDbtentbeils gefiinten GrGbern.
Die 9eiammtbuufoiten baben i%nfluiipe
bes TIT auf 1856 aufgefiibrten S6urs
mes 100000 Wfarf betragen.
S6on einmal paren Die i9limmften
8efiir6tungen in 8esug auf bas
S9idial Der Stride dufgetau9t. @s
mar Dies i'm Mai 1912, als cine fur9t>
bare S%euersbrunft in Samburg 4219
@ebGuoe einGi9erte. Sc blieb arar
oamals bic NeuItaot, mo Die Mi9ae,
lisfir9e itano, i'm augemeinen bon Den
Slummen perf9ont, bie 2uft aber mar
Oerart nit e~liibenoen Stoffen aGler Dirt
dneefint, bab audi aablrei6e 3ufanss
brGnbe in Die em Stubttbeil ausbras
den. Sas S9idial aber lit i'm Mai
1912 Der groben Mi6uelisfir6e giinz
tiger getpeien aIs i'm Suli 1906.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04
Stubirenbe bemtidbe Sramen.

Sn Dem laufenoen CONNER fino an
oen iGmmtli9en Seutf9en l1niperiitG=
ten 1874 5rauea immatritulirt, 1862
als 6oipitantinnen aufsenommer unb
6 Tin 9ieben) in sIei4er Weiie fpie Die
immdtritulirten auge!dfen. Bon ben
Smmatrifulirten fino SO in Sreiburs.
81 In 9eibelbera, 55 in Miinden, 8 In
Wiir5burs. 5 in Siibtnsen unb 1 in
grlangen. Oabon ftubiren 81 Meois
ain, So pbilofopbie, 81 Matbemutit
ober Observation-Disclosures, 10 Rameras
Tia unb 8 Surispruoena.
Oils 9pfpitantinnen finb augelahen:
In Berlin 387, in Bonn 123, in @0tz
tinsen lis, in 8reslau Ill, in Sena
60, in 2eipaig II, In Strabburs 55,
in 30nissbers 40, IN Siibinsen AT. tn
6alIe 45, in aiel 38, in Miin9en uno
SeibeGbers ie "a, in Marburs %, tn
Greiburs rs, in @ieben Is. in Roitod
10, in 9reifstpalo Z uno in Wiraz
burg 4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04
9ie ,,Nadt oes 9rppfens."

Gin altes, BON Sagen umtpobenes
6eit, bas nit ben bitaliten Sntereien
@gpptens i'm innigften 3ufummen>
bange itebt, lit bas egpptif9e Nilfeft,
Ods in Die rg2a6t oes Sropfens," D. &.
in biejenige Na6t fGGt, in Der elm sOtt>
Ii9er Sropfen in ben glil fallen uno
befen @nf9pelIen berborrufen foG. Sn
ben alien 3eiten, mo nod Die Pbaz
rapren iiber ods Niltbdl berri4ten,
mubte fi6 cine 20iG6rige Sungfrau als
S%pfergabe Den @Ottern peiben, uno
anget6an nit ben f90nften &leibern
uno prddtisem S4mud ii@ in ben
Nil i~tiir5en. GpGter tpurbe oas Men<
f6enopfer our9 cine Sanbpuppe err
iebt. @ber audi Dies 1T ni9t mebr
8raud. 9eutSutase finoet in Der
Nd9t bonn 26. gum 81. Ilguit gana
einfa9 ouf Dem gail elm @oltsfeft BEL
Muiit uno Sadelbeleu6tung uno benz
9lanae mnadbliser Champions fatt.
Die 8ep0lterung 1T fi6 aber nod bes
3aubers Der Weibena9t betpubt. @lGuz
big breitet in Der rNa9t bes Sropfens"
Der Mraber Seie auf Der SerraHe iiber
feinem Sauie aus unb peib, bab.
tpenn bieier Seis aufsebt. bds TOM
menoe Sabr fir i'm Elm sliidlihss isin
| nirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04
Gin lebenbiaer StDpiel.

Sas geft elmer europGif9en 4met<
ienart liest i'm 9ol5, oft in oiirren
Ieit9en Der NuBbdume, uno bat ftets
cine f9male Ginsangssa1erie, 10
f9mal, 6ab nur geraoe cine Nmeiie tie
paffiren tam. Gin 0erf6lub mare
bier ndtiirli9 erpiin19t. Gs miibte
cine gu Offnenoe Sbiir iein, aber iuft
bod serabe 70 cine Sbir, Die Bios fir
Stdmmesgenofen auf cine beitimmte
parole bin iid bon uuben Dffnen Iiebe.
60 bient Elm ~lebenotser StOpfel! Cine
@meiie aus Dem 9ei6Ie9t Der ioges
rtannten @rbeiter oes Stuates mub
nit ibrem genau paHenoen oiden 3opf
Die pforte fperreu. sic ipielt Die 3olle
zines lebenbigen St0pfels unb 5uslei9
zines pprtiers!
Sseben, Der ni9t na6peisli9 in bds
Neft gebOrt, tpeift fe nit unerbittIi9
ftarrer Sbiiritirn ab. Woran aber en-
fennt lie oen @enoHen9 sic rie6t, OBJ
er oa3u qebDrt ooer ni6t = rie9t ibm
elei9fam Die Yorole nit ben borges
i9obsnen Tiiblergeibeln, bic Die Sc
ru6sorgane tragen, ab. 8ei psri4ies
benen Qrten bieier 9ortierameiien
f9eint ii9 Die 9ppfform Bel Den Dir
beitern gerabesu oieiem Sbirbienft am
gepabt gu baben; Der 8opf 1T mebr
oosr minoer elmer SbiirflG9e Gbnli4
BORN dbaeftubt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04
o m o 9tbum Z.
Dref.

@IebeIanb, O., 8. aluauR. Die
@srmania Dale, bas Yeutids 9aus
@lenelanb's, TIT beute an atpei Mmerifa.
iisr bsrtauft tporben. Der 2aufprsis
MGR s65. 600. Die Sale fibrt bon
nun on ben Manen "acme SaQ". 90.
balb Der 2auf rs9tssiItis abgsi9IOi'
fen mar, tpurbs bas 8sbdube an cine
&eibe angsisbensr 9sut'der auf sinsrr
ldnaerst 3eitroum perpaGtet. Die
pd4tsr incorpOrirten H& fOfort untsr
benz Namen r$be Nems ENFORCEMENT
Co." Ter @ermania Surnbersin, Der
felt Befeben bes gebdrbes bafelbf feline
Surnballe unb Sauptquartier batte,
wirb am Wontag bei8lteben, ob CT mad
einem anbere1 2otaIe berais6en tuirb.
Die .@ermania 6ale" tpurbe TN Sabre
1887 nod 9ewaltisen AnRrsngungsr
unb NIT stnem 2oRsnaufuanbe bon
SIS, 900 gebaut ano NOR bsfimmt, tsr
@entralpunft bes Deutf9tbums ber
Stebt az uerbtn.
u&tbausFra pers
urtbetIt.
pateron, q. g., 8. alug.
Der am Mnfanse In bieisr @o&e
bierbsr freipiaig aurHdseisbrts Wm.
B. Bal&er. Der i'm borisen Sabre sroBs
Geloiumn,e, als Wapor bon pateriou
unterf&lug unb fH9tis tuurbe, if beuts
bonn @eri&t au 3u6If Sahren etaats-
su&tbaus tn Srentou tueseu Inter.
f&lnauns b~erurtbeilt sporbea.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04

feIIung Il r
g n. Sn Mannbeim, 8az
ben, tpuroen mad altem 9erfommen
BIER Regiments Bel Der Hiidtebr bon
ben Man0nern auf Soften Der @tubt
betpirtbet. Der Stabtratb bef4lob
Dor Ginger s3eit, oiefen Brau9 aufsu=
seben unb 6afir Dem Restment cine
frete @orfteIuns I'M Softbeater gu sez
BEN. Die erfte otefer Worftenunsen, gu
Der feline 8inets ~perfauft tpnrben, fan6
lebtbin ftatt. 9eseben nuroe nMinna
bon 8~arnbelm." Oie Grenaoiere aeisz
ten fi4 febr empfdnsli4 unb oantbar.
@ur manner Snfbat bort Qan6e mar
duf biefe Weife gum erffen Mule IN
fetnem 2eben in Elm 3beater getommer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04

Oie osenannte rOlio>
I ii 9 1T cine beionoere 4btbei<
lung Der Wiener 9ofti9e, in Der Die
&raftbriibe bereitet miro, bic gegen
S9lub zines Biz in Die Worsenftunoen
pGbrenben 8ans als Ollie" ben en-
i9Opften @Gften ierbirt miro. Wenn
man erfdbrt, bab fir 1000 Safe 200
2iter folder araftbriibe nDtbig iino,
unb buB ibre 3ubereitung ous S9ienz
fleiid, 2ulbfleii4, 9ammeli9lOgl, 9as
fen, 5iibnern, Rebbiibnern uno 9dnfen
a9t bole Stunben in Inipru4 nimmt,
10 begreift man, bab es elmer beionbez
rem aii9e nit seeisneten &efslanlagen
odau bebarf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04

Mmeifen finb srobe 2iebbaber
BON 2eber unb f0nnen infolge oehen
leidt unf9Ghlid ssmadt tperoen, fpenn
NOR robe 3eber an ibre S4lupflOder
legt. Wenn bie 2eber NIT @meifen be-
bedt 1T. pirft man fe IN fo4enbes
Wdner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04
&nblan0'S
SerSweifelte Gage miro BON Sag ST Sag i1a1ner
Dertuirrter.

Sic Gage in TuBlanb Carrie re6enirt: -Seuer in Der SnternafOnalen ans'
ftaung. = sefreir 8ppt numt @bhieO BON graThen.- vRampatt
a;upa" prb b%erfost.-Gin bisiser Bring. Gum S6lage
beret.-genes Wfimiterium snergid. -Gear.abmira
gehurben. -General Streif an6efublem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04

Gin biBtbpftgsr prtn3.

Gin biBt6pft9er prin3.
W Il n d e n, 8. gueuf. Bring
@sorg. Elm Sobn bss @eneralfelomar'
i&als Bring bon 2eopOlo. grill am
Sonnerfas bas Winiferium IN Der
baperii4sn Ramnsr Der Rei9srdtbe in
Der beftisfsn Weiis on, neil es benz
gerlangsn Der 3ammer Der Abgeoros
neten. cine Na9iefiun bes 2anotagss
siusuberufsn, piufabrt babe. Der
Bring bs3si6nsts elm iOl&ss @orgeben
als i4lapp uno als einen 9efdbrli9sn
prdeeOenafau. Der Minifer beg Sn.
nsrn. Or. @raf b. Jsilibf9. erpioerte
auf bic 8Orwhrfe beg nod rs&t iungen
Prinaen Ter 1T am 2. April 1880 gebo-
rem unb OberHlieutsnant i'm l. e9ue'
ZEN &eiterrseimsnt prins 9arl bon
Bansrn) In Der errsetsifsn @eiie. Gr
pertbeioiste Die Stenuns Der &e9ierung
unb mites bic bon benz prin3srl gebrauG'
ten Gnsortide ener9ii& 5urtid.
9euti4Ianb in Sunis 9.
Berlin, 8. auguft. Die frans
abFi&s prehe rest f& a%usenblidlid
barber auf, bab cine beuti9s Girma
i4 In 8unis .feffgeisbt" bat. SO
bnnbslt fd I'm cine 3isgslsi. Sies
feIbe bei&dftigt ungsfdbr 1000
Irbsitsr, ttatirli9 meifens ginaebos
rene. Sn ben lsBtsn Wonaten wur
ben beuti4e aufieber importirt. unb
oas gas gu Rsibsreisn anIab. Bon
fransbffdsn 8eamten aufgsbsbt, Boz
ben bic gingsborsnsn Steuung ssssn
bic 9euti9sn qenommsn, unb bic
Situation III baber 10 seipannt, bob
es isoen Gugsnblid 5u einsm .3pii4ens
faq" tommen lam.
Gbina.
&ear.A b nj | a eforben.
@beJoo, 8. Muguf. &sar=
admiral Charles s. 8nain. Rom.
manbsur Der Ser. Staten 5lotte In
ben afiatiiden @smdfsrn, ftarb bsute
Worsen 16 Winuten mad rieurl ubr an
Der 1remea 2~ranfbsit. NbmiraI
Smain mar a~leroinss i9on Idngsre
3eit leibeno, aber iein Spb fam 9ars
rnertpartet.
Sponien.
M abreaeIn gegeu bic
gbofera.
M abrtb. 8. Nusuf. Wsbrere
iporaoif9s 5dle bon @bOlsra Rno bier
ergriinbet tporben unb baben betrddt.
lids gsunrubigune bsrurfa9t. Die
9ranfbsit tpirb auf perisu9tss @aHsr
3urt6geitthrt. Yin Somite bat ioiort
S&ritts ererifsn. UNI bic Ausbrsitu1g
81 berbtten. Die S9lisbung msbrsrer
bsrbddtigsr Drummer III anbefoblsn
tuproen.
Wsues W n | + en- Z.
gif9.
W b b, 8. Auauf. &ubeR6.
rungsn baben f9 3uif9sn &spublita.
rtern unb 2lerifalen an mebreren Or
ten i'm 2anbe erei9net, lamsntli9 In
ben Bastii9en ProDinsen (Alaba,
@uipuscoa unb gi3eaia). BORT mo-,
bas @ini9reitsn Der pOli3si n6tbig, I'M
&epublitaner baran au berbinbsrn.
5effe gum @eod9tniB bes @rtinosrs be-
Seiuitenorbens au iprensen.
Die nnruben fnb bur9 bic poIitil
bes rteusr Sominaus3 : WiniRerium:
bsri&drft porbsn, wsl9es cine abda'
Seruns tir6li9er gorre&te anarebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04

ino. Gin General Gtreif In allen
Sabriten unb Snoufrisn tptiroe bier
i'm 2aufe beg 8aees a~nbefOblen. aber
Oh berielbe i'm Gleemsinsm bsfolet
psrbsn pirb, TT nod iebr fragli4, ba
Big heute Na6t srfi 1000 arbsiter in
msbrsrsn tIeinersn Jabritsu on ben
Streif eeenneen waren.
Wan bsfirttst, oab Die g~iisnbabn'
Bsbisntsffsn, tpsnr he bon Der Anprb.
nung zines Generals trsits In 2snnts
nib 9efebt tperbsn, mas Bis ieBt nod
ni6t gsi9sbsn III, sbsnfaQs ibre arbsit
sinfeuen uno oaour9 ben gansen Ter'
tebr labm ls9ert ueroen.
Nrbetter unterIegen.
0efater q N, 8. Nug.
Wdbrsnb beute Wor9sr nod AIss
i4lisf, tamsn apsi Sawaoronsn Sra.
sonsr nit elmer Abtbsiluna poli3itsn
In bic Stabt eerittsn, unb bsrbaftetsn
ots 9auptfibrer bes Strsits, mdbrenb
He MD I'm Bette Iaeeu. Nls bss
Worgens biefss untsr ben arbsiislsu-
ten betannt puroe, rotteten f9 1000
berielbsn 3uiammsn u. 9rtfen oie 90
li3.i unb bie Srasoner an, UNI ibre
9amsrabsn 3u bsfrsisn. Bet benz
aampfs puroen auf bsiosn Seiten
ptels Perionen ~bertpunbet unb aulsst
bebielt bas Wilitdr bic Oberbanb,
tuorauf cine sroBe Nnaabl Agitatorsn
uno arbeitsrfhbrer bsr5aftst uuroe.
Stalien.
5eusr In Der Snternatiora.
len ausfeIluns.
Wailan b, 8. Nuguf. Sn Der
Snternationalen ausRsIuns brad beuie
WOrgen in ben italisnii9sn unb IN.
garii9en bstOratipsn
~gebdubsn Jeuer aus, tpeI9es groBen
S4aben peruria9ts. Der panilon
nit ben ar&itsttonii9sn Ruufi9dbsn
uurbe ebenfals Elm &aub Der 6Iam-
men. Der angsri9tets S9aosn bur9
bas 5euer bslduft f9 auf $500. 900.
Sas Jeuer uuroe 3usrff bsuts Worgsn
um finf ubr tn benz unsarif9en 9e.
bduoe sntoedt. Nnfdneli9 tpurbe bic
ausbreitung Der 6lammsn auf bic
ausfeIunsssebdubs BON gnelano,
S1ueil Sapan uno Der Nieoerlanbe
bsftr6tst. absr bic Jeusrpsbr unb bis
Soloaten bstdmpften ssmsinidaftlid
ben bsrbeerenbsn Branb e~rIolgreit
uno bsi&rdntten ibn auf isinsn 5srb
8raFIien.
SetretGr Root mmt
b4ieo BON Bra.
IIIeH IT..
RiobeS aneir o, 8. SuIi.-
etaatsietreidr gli Root belt beiite ar
Boro oss Bunbss.3 reuasrs ,@6ar.
lefon" bier I'm 6afsn gum abi9ieb,
sinen offi3isaen gmpfang ab, Der Dor
ben Spibsn Der braflianiisn geb6roer
beiu9t tuurbe. prdFoent Nlpss bot
8raRlien fam um bier 16r 0aGmit
tags on Boro bes ,@barIeppn" uni
purbs bon ben braflianiiGen, areen
tinii6eE uno oeuif9en 2risgsidiHst
NIT SaIuti&hfsn be9riibt.
SIM Wams1 Der braflinniiaen go
tion tibsrrei9te prdfoent alosa Jral
&oot sinsn prd&iigsn, sroBsn BRAT
Iianif9en Gtamanten, unb 6inan3
minifsr Senor be BuIboss sab ibr eli
s9t soIbenes 2df9en, In tusI&sm I'D
cine uhr befanb. Sefretdr Roo
uurbs gum @brsnmitglisbs bes Sn
r fituts Der brafilianii9en Nbbotate,
ernannt.
n Ybilippinen.
gum 9I berett.
MantIa, 8. Muquf. @enera
Gee, Der Rommanbeur Der arnsrifani
: i9en 8ruppen auf Der JnfeI 2epts, 81
benz General Boob esmslbet, baB
500 Wanr reguldrer 8ruppen unb eir
an3abI Scouts unb 2onfablsr 3u
nmsinelung Der auffdnoigen puId
: james bsifamrnsn bot. Sts Muni3
. pal. prdRbenter bsbaupisn. Der iingf
aufaanb fei baour& berbeiseftbrt no,
ben, baB @oubsrreur 9ebspra bic Wr
uiatbaf . DoIiaef In bieIet Grtfndffe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
MINE WORKERS IN CONVENTION.
President Mitchell Reports Favorable Prog
ress by Conference Committee.

Indianapolis. Jan. 1.-THE seventh annual con-
Vention OF the United Mine Workers OF America
opened in Tomlinson Hall to-day Practically all
of the twelve hundred delegates were on hand
when President John Mitchell called the conven-
ton to order. Representatives OF several railroads
and coal interests were present.
President Mitchell said the committee appointed
to confer with the mining companies to formulate
agreement was making satisfactory progress
In his annual address President Mitchell, IN
speaking of the policy to be pursued by the miners
in the coming joint conference with the coal oper-
ators said:
conscious Of the fact that more than Or
binary significance attaches to anything I may
say as to the policy we should pursue when we
meet the operators in joint convention; especially
Is this true at the present time. when Il Is well
known that the miners OF practically the entire
country will be relieved OF contract obIiga-
tons and that they and their employers will be
compelled, IN the event OF Il disagreement TO find
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
NATIONAL TRAVELLERS AID.
Miss Grace Dodge Says New Society VIII Be
Formed This Year.

Miss Grace Dodge announced to the National
Council Of Jewish Women IN the Temple B'nai
Jeshurum yesterday afternoon that national
travellers aid organization under considera-
ton and would be formed some time during the
year. This Eociety, she stated, would be merely
linking together Of existing organizations There
VIII be both men and upon the board Of
management. and. If possible, the cooperation Of
some influential railway and lawyers Will be
obtained.
Mrs. Charles Henry Israels IS associated with
Miss Dodge in working out the plan and 1t is pro-
posed that It should not conflne It's work TO the
assistance Of young women It will endeavor to be
of use to older women and mothers travelling with
large families. and even TO and persons COM
ing from the other side Of the water and to those
from the inland towns Of the country.
Speaking Of the need for such an Organization
with letters from girls and women In different
parts OF the country and abroad asking her TO
perform services which travellers aid society
might perform She even cabled 70
casion that six young girls being sent TO
her care and at great inconvenience she had to get
some one te meet them and start them on their
tourney to the West
Miss Dodge emphasized the importance of the
work the ship matrons are doing and said
noped the council other body would
that the President and the Department Of Labor
were not allowed TO forget II.
women are not much wanted in government
Offices" she said. and in change OF adElinistra-
ton the ship !natrOnS might 60 We must work
not only retain them, but to get others, for
also ought TO give them the assistance OF eff
ssatiEe travellers aid society,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
DRINK EVIL AND RED WOMEN.
DR.. Eastman Tells Missionaries of Their
Sioux Sisters Needs.

Speaking as a loyal Christian. and at the same
tine as a Sioux, STEPPED in the traditions and
ideals Of his race, DR.. Charles A Eastman made q
passionate appeal to the Presbyterian Woman's
Board Of Home Missions at its meeting yesterday
to respect the natural spirituality and conscien-
tiousness Of the Sioux women IN their efforts to
Christianize the tribe ana to utilize them
She's already converted he told roomful Of
men and women. largely missionaries. In the Pres
by1erian Building. only she looks through DIFF
ferent glass from you. In the old days she was
brought up to listen TO the Great Mystery. to be
generous and noble. motherly woman. wtfely
wife the mother Of noble and warlke sons. IN
those days We had wonderful bodies"-he drew HIM
self up proudly and stretched out his arms in an
all embracing gestuTe-"and our bodies tell the
truth Your civilization deprived US Of all that
The only saving clause In It is Christianity. The
original woman had some Of the most beautiful
IN the cid days Dr. Eastman said, indian
led the simple life and had no temptations. Now
they have many hundred temptations. among them
drink These you must try TO shelteFthem from .
And he told them how his sister, Mary, lover of
Christ though she was, and Tillings.tO walk five
miles over the prairie in blizzard 10 preside at
her sewing circle, felt the stress of these CIV
iEstion born temptings.
DR.. Eastman, who has been called the eblest liv-
ing expositor Of Sioux life and character and who
married Miss Elaine Goodale, held his audience
epellbound he depicted the Indians interrupted
and uneffeminatized by the white man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
SELLING LIQUOR TO MINORS.
Clubwoman Sees Many Tots with Pals Come
from Corner Saloon.

.sr,- ,la6 - see that 9 woman has been fined
and imprisoned for selling drink to minor eX-
claimed Mrs. D. NJ. Cory fervently at yesterdays
meeting of the Society for Political Study. This
is subject the police might well give their at
tention to- live on a street where as it happens
I have the full benefit of knowing who goes into
end comes out OF a certain corner saloon II Is
appalling the number OF children who come out
of those swing doors carrying beer Little tots
many Of them are. taller than that" and she
stopped, stretching out her until her hand
was about on a level with the back of one OF the
chairs. From my observation 1 should say no
child, however young, experienced the slightest
difficulty !n buying strong drink whenever he
wanted IT.
Mrs Cory is chairman of the municipal affairs
committee and her weekly report never falls to
touch on points of interest to NEWCOMERS. II
touched yesterday the movement to increase
General Binghams salary from 5000 to SlSVJo; also
on an alleged profane remark of Captain GIBSON
of the Street Cleaning Department The juxta-
position of General Bingham and tho oath proved
too inviting for Mrs. Elliott Jones to resist ana
she got up and said she thought the newspapers
put the Swear words" in General Binghams
mouth.
I'm sure we ought to sympathize with people
who have language put in their mouths" respond
ed Mrs Lille Devereux Blake, feelingly. Il can't
tell you how much have suffered from this very
paper came out with: Mrs Blake says little chaps
don't want women to vote Now If there is one
word / detest and never use it is chap When
You see any particularly big language put into
Bingham's mouth you may be sure he didn't
say It"
the club. had been smiling all along. Now she
spoke.
THE newspapers all put slang in my mouth when
they report me-" she said 81 loath slang. take
up a paper and read: Mrs Smith sprang to her
feet and said. I usually Spring. but have
1eaped' or jumped and sometimes have dashed
I seem very strenuous person. But shall never
conscientious air because they make me say
such bright witty things-lots better than it ever
WV hoo IN 7 lnnJ at he
and here Mrs Smith scanned an imaginary sheet
land I gay to myself Dear me, did I say that?
And my poor, misguided husband reads the notice
and asks: Why, did you say that" And smile
concluded Mrs. Smith, land reply: Well didn't
say the slang. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-17
NEW 11TH-AVE. MEASURE.
Substitute Bill Nay Compel Rail-
road to Dig Sub7cay.
TBy Telegraph to The Trlbune.l

Albany. Jan. Ex-senator Sake and Assembiyman
Stanley suggesting a subway instead OF the present
surface tracks have introduced bill to compel the
removal of the New-York Central tracks from 1th-
ave- New-York City, where the danger to residents
Of that section has caused much protest. This
measure is substitute for one introduced by Sena-
tor SAKE earlier in the session It empowers the
Rapid Transit Commission to prepare a plan for the
removal of tracks of steam railroads operated at
grade in the streets OF New-York to be submitted
to the operators Of these railroads for their ap
provaI The commission shall have the power of
any present board commission Of public officials
FOR the regulation OF the rights franchises en-
1oyed by the railroads
Their plan may provide for the construction of
subway under the streets at present occupied
others at the of the railroads. In this the rail-
roads may lay tracks than those now used for
a franchise payment The bill provides for pipe
galleries, cost to be borne by the city If within
year the railroads shall not have agreed to any
plan submitted by the commission the power of
condemnation Is conferred on the commission, to be
carried out after application to q Special Term of
the Supreme Court In the usual fashion.