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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
TWO SPEEDY DOGS
CLASH IN LAST
ROUND.

Owing to the length of the pro-
gramme at Ingleside Coursing Park
yesterday the three stakes which were
up for decision were left unfinished.
The champion stake was run down to
the final, when Tralees Best and
Friendless Boy were to meet for the
deciding course, but darkness set In
and the race was postponed till today
In the open stake Russell J and Young
Kerry Pippin met in the final and but
one round of the class sta. was fin
ished.
Tralee's Best and Friendless Boy
showed great speed during their trials
yesterday and the final would have re-
suited In a great test. Both dogs led
their competitors many lengths and
showed they were the class of the
stake. The results follow:
Champion stake, first round-Hudson
beat beat Dolly Bishop, Bon Ami NIP peat Gar, car
Boy, Tom King beat Princess Lightfoot
King V beat Rose of Gold, Friendless
Boy bye. Sherman Withdrawn, Roman
Viking, Footsteps beat Flower Girl
Foxhunter beat Lady Kelp. Freeport
beat Presto, Tralee's Best beat Orsina
Second round-Bon Ami beat Hudson.
less Boy beat King v, ouita beat Ro-
man Actor, Footsteps beat Foxhunter,
Tralee's Best beat Freeport-
King, FriendIess Boy bye, ouita with
dawn, Tralee's Best beat Footsteps
Fourth round-Friendless Boy beat
Bon Ami. Tralee's Best a bye
Open stake-Sangerman bye, Tom
Fitz withdrawn. Young Kerry Pippin a
bye, Pride of the Hill withdrawn. Me-
dea beat Domestic Lad, Miss Buenretiro
beat Rrank Sem Rsauag Young sTsdns Gess beat
Wild Mamie, Paul Dunbar beat Jim
Lamb. Miss Emily beat Reckless Aero
bat Gallant Tipgerary beat beat Miss Gam
Second round-Y Kerry Pippin
a bye, Sangerman withdrawn Meadea
a bye, Queens Beauty Withdrawn, Rus
sell ] beat Young Geraldine, Miss En-
lily beat Paul Dunbar, Judge beat Gal
Third round-Young Kerry Pippin
beat Medea, Russell J beat Miss Emily
Fourth round-Young Kerry Pippin
beat Judge, Russell ] bye
Glass stake, first round-Raby Auro-
ra beat Clyde, Eleanor beat Prim-
beat Mi Amigo, Lady Leeds a bye,
Black Traiee Withdrawn, Ragged Actor
beat The Crowd, Free Rock beat Linn
eric sTck 1 Boy sauF auron Massst ssst Pony capitS
Old Peach beat Sir Upton, Amandan
bye. Burton withdrawn, Eilbe Royal
beat Frank c.
COUHSlNG IUDAY.
An open stake of forty eight entries
will be run today at Ingleside Coursing
Park, together with the three unfln-
ished events of yesterday. The draw
is as follows,
Open stake, forty-eight entries-Miss
Ganlbit VS. Black Tom, Princess Light
foot vs.. Mary Patton, Fiddler VS.. Pasha
Pleasant, Real Bona vs.. Big Boy. Young
Rocker VS.. Gertrude, Young Geraldine
vs. Madame Bunyea, Royal Gold VS.
Master Garrison, Blooming Dutchman
VS.. Pangino, Irma Hotfoot VS.. Nora
Alto, Race King vs. Little Claude,
Reckless Acrobat VS.. Paul Dunbar, Col
ored Lady VS. Clyde, Potrero Boy VS..
HAYES Valley Pride, Mary Boiler VS..
syria Alto. Lancashire Lad VS.. Rene
gade Apache. Lady Fieldwick VS.. Pony
Capitol. Frank Dunn VS.. Hudson Ina
Cissus VS. John Morrisey, Jim Ryan VS..
zira, Sampler vs.. Jim Lamb Lady
Aronmore VS.. Golden Flower, Primrose
VS. Farmer Boy. Cry Baby VS.. Pedlar
Baum.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10

Charles J. Glidden. the automobile
globe trotter, is making preparations
to begin his regular winter programme
of touring the world. Mr. Glidden
up TO the present time has covered
$4,000 miles in his motor car, going
through thirtythree countries. 1t has
been his plan, ever since he began
touring in 1901, to cover $4,000 miles
in fifty countries by the end of 1911
This is the way he has OF spending the
winter months away from his home in
Boston.
This year the srst rart of the tour
will be made through the southern part
of the United States. The itinerary in
cludes leaving Boston and travelling to
the Mexican frontier at Ell Paso and
the Gulf of Mexico at Galveston. with
side trips to Little Rock in Arkansas
Mr. Glidden will leave Boston in No
vember and proceed by the highways
to Chicago, passing through Worcester,
Springfield, Albany. Utica. Syracuse
and Toledo. From Chicago he will go
south by rail, as he did when he
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
Making New words.

''Electrobus" is a word that is likely
TO be accepted in London. where IL Is
now in common use The London
Chronicle has this 10 say of similar
verbal hybreds: The last edition of
Webster has had to admit 'electrocute'
(under protest as a newspaper word) l..
although the fnai syllable of the Latin
participle 'secutus.' borrowed from 'ex-
ecute,' Is as meaningless as the final syl-
liable Topped from Omnibus Even be-
fore that 'electrolier' had forced its way
in, with its barbarous 1ier' from chan
delier.' in which the Il belongs to the
candle part of the word. These 'elec-
tro' vioiences TO language seem to be
inevitable. though electro itself means
only amber. and should. strictly, be
'electricio' In such compounds"
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BY. r. r. IsHor11rnedieu.

crossed the country ir 1904. over the
Southern Pacific and Canadian Pacific
tracks from Minneapolis to Vancouver.
For the run over the Rock Island
road the rubber tires are removed and
the wheels are fitted with steel fanges
so that the car Will keep on the rails.
He will drive the car under instructions
from a regular railroad conductor who
will receive orders from the operating
department and the train dispatchers.
The route by rail. to Arkansas and
Texas leads through Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri, Kansas and the Indian and
Oklahoma territories. From Dallas
the drive will be continued TO Calves
ton by way OF Austin and San Antonio.
Up to the present time Mr.. Glidden has
not decided whether he will make the
latter part of the trip by rail or auto.
From Galveston he Will ship his
motor car by steamer to Port Said,
where he will commence his proposed
tour OF the Mediterranean countries.
He will visit Egypt, Tripoli, Tunis and
Algeria before the summer sets in
again.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
sHovEs PASSENGER FROM CAR.

Conductor Jesse Thompson Of the
Mission-street line was arrested late
last night and charged with battery
after he had given James crowley,
81 Vallejo street. a shove which caused
Crowleysto fall from the car, on which
he had been riding. The trouble was
caused by dispute over a transfer at
Mission and Twenty ninth streets. Crow
ley sustained a severe lacerated wound
of the scalp, for which he was treated
at the City and County Hospital Be-
tween the time when Thompson pushed
Crowley from the car and when he was
arrested by Policeman Cullnan four
friends of the injured man admins
tered a stiff beating to the carman.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
STABBED IN THE FACE
WITH A POCKET KNIFE
John Gabineft Receives Four Wounds
During Fight With Charles Meyer
stein Over Money Matters.

OAKLAND, Sept s.-As the result of
a stabbing affray over money matters
Of trivial importance, Charles Meyer
stein went to the City Prison this
morning and John Cabinet was taken
10 the Receiving Hospital for treat
naeut Gabinett had four incised
wounds in his face that were alleged
to have been made by Meyerstein's
pocket knife.
Gabinett is a poultry buyer and Mey-
erstein is a peddler, The men met on
Thirteenth street, between Washington
street and Broadway, this morning, and
began an argument over their differ
ences. The lie was passed and Meyer
stein drew his pocket knife. which he
used with telling eject They We're
separated by friends and Gabinett went
TO the hospital, where Steward Bor-
ebert dressed four superficial wounds.
Neyerstein was later arrested for as
sault with a deadly weapon. but was
released on bonds.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
BINE TALKS BACK
AND IS OUSTED.

Commander Rene Bine Of Harbor
View camp criHeised the new camp
kitchen ticket scheme Of the depart
ment OF camps. worse. he criticised in
writing As punishment he was re-
lieved Of his command for insubordi-
naticn. He has been reinststed on
the general ground that he is too vaIu-
able 2 man to lose
Although the soup kitchens are
about TO be abolished the department
of camps has recently introduced an
elaborate system OF meal tickets to
replace that established a short time
ago. When the new scheme was ex-
planned TO Commander Bine he de-
clsred il imprscticable and unneces-
sary. He wrote a short, crisp letter
% Rudolph Spreckels. head OF the de-
partment OF Camps. Mr.. Spreckeis d.d
not like his plan put down as unneces-
s3ry and he ordered Bsne forthwith
discharged.
Bine promptly reported to headouar-
ters TO learn why he was ousted. He
confronted Spreckels. Mutual expia-
nations followed and Bine was reap
pointed controller OF the destinies Of
his camp.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
PECULIAR ACCIDENT RESULTS
IN INJURY TO TRAVELLER

OAKLAND, Sept. e.-R. c. Woods Jr.,
a groeers clerk, residing at Point
Richmond. was caught between a six
teenth street and Telegraph avenue car
at Ninth street and Broadway this
morning and dragged fifty feet, being
severely cut and bruised.
The accident happsned in an unusual
manner. Woods boarded car No. 169 of
the Telegraph avenue line at Seventh
street and Broadway. At Ninth street
he saw friend on the opposite side
of the car. He went around to sit
with his friend, and ae ne was walking
on the lower step to reach the friends
seat car No 227 Of the Sixteenth street
line struck him. The accident was evi-
IDENTIFY due TO the small space between
the tracks on Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
First Automobile to Start From New York Arrives Here
MOTORISTS FINISH
A RECORD RUN
FROM EAST.

Nhristan d Hagerty and Richard u.
Little, who have been attempting to
break the auto record from New York
70 san Francisco in e Buick car ar
rived IN the city last night AT 6:45
Q CLOCK and are now staying at the
Jefferson Hotel. They left New York
on August l6 al a. m. and tray
elsa ier t~eHtv-feur days eight hours
and fifteen mnutes
The trip was worked in relays The
other drivers were Dorman De Vaux,
{ ,er-ence s. king and James White.
They broke the record from the East
70 the West as ali the other trips have
been made from the West to the East
Last night Little SAID: We had a
hard time of Il. TIE limit Of our
troubles were experienced between
cheyenne ans Ogden. II wss the worst
OF the whole journey = ETas in this
stretch that we ran into heavy rains
that the people of the section said were
the worst in tzrRaty reaEs. We lost our
way. got ditche1 and experienced about
every other dinlcuity except break
down"
The motorists do NOT -uov just what
their plans are, bur taey expect they
viii return home the early part Of the
week II they stay over they will
more than likely take IN the reliability
run 10 Del Monte and also take
chance a. the record between here and.
Los Angeles.
AS the time draws near for closing
the entries for -the reliability test OF
the Automobile Club Of California from
San Francisco 70 Del Monte the drivers
and local agents az enthusing over
the proposition At E-st there was
very little interest SHOWN in the con-
test, but now the motorists are waking
up 10 the idez that IL might be well
for them 10 have ca- in the contest.
Many OF the representatives have sold
out al their cars, but have been hunt
Ing Up some OF those 10 whom they
have sold vehicles 10 ger them TO enter.
II was at first thought that there
would be q light entry list but the in
oicatiens at the present time are that
about every car represented on the
coast viii take part n t-e contest The
f2ct that some OF the speedy cars
would take part has forced the others
70 get IN line. The rules and regula-
tions are such that every car should
be able TO make a good showing.
The discussions on the reliability test
has brought out the suggestion that
the Automobile Club Of California
saeUld next pull of hill-elimbing con-
test FOR the cup offered by Peter D.
Martin. This would be in keeping with
the present policy OF the club. 1t would
be e great attraction IL the contest
could be held within easy reach OF the
city 50 that il could be witnessed on
z Saturday afternoon II may be hard
70 find a hill that would offer a trying
contest, but yet II would afford a great
deal Of pleasure, as nothing of its kind
has ever been attempted in San Fran
cisco.
Cuyler Lee. who handles the Cadillac
reports that he has delivered e four
rcr N
The United States Government through
Major KraEthoE. He Sas also sold one
70 the United Railroads and one to
Colonel Kelly
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
CRrPPLED BY FALL FROM PONY.

MARTINEZ. Sept. 9.-Little Leola
vea1e, the seven-year-old daughter OF
Sheriff r. r. Veale, was taken to San
Francisco this morning to be treated
for an aggravated form of hip trouble
brought on by a fall from pony The
child was able TO walk with the aid
OF crutches up to few days ago. but
the disease has left her perfectly help
less and her removal to a private sani-
tarium In the city was made as last
resort to save her from being a cripple
for life
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
MISS ELSA TRIEsT BECOMES
j. ID. GUGGENHIME'S BRIDE
Daughter of the Millionaire Halter
Married at Home In san
Rafael

SAN RAFAEL, Sept. s-Niss Elsa
Triest. daughter of B. Triest. the mill
lfonafre halter Of San Francisco, was
married to J. D. Guggenhime OF the
Guggenhime Packing Company today,
by Rabbi A W. Voorsanger. at the
Triest home in this city. After the
wedding breakfast the couple left on
their honeymoon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Henderson 4. by Bergeman 4.
Bases on balls-On Henderson 2. on Berge-
man 1. Three base hit-Smth. Sacrifice hits
Goehnauer, Ellis. McHsle. Smith. stolen
bases-Cravath Smith. Sweeney, McCreedie.
First base on errors-Portiand 2, Los Angeles I.
Wild pitch-Bergeman Left basesEPort-
land 8, Los Angeles g. Time Of game-One
hour and ten minutes. Umpire-Mahafey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
i. MAX

Two-bAee hits-GTaham eaerince hlts--Wol-
tere . Hackett. Francks Deyereaux First
base on called bals-McGregor 4. Graham 6,
Struck out-McGregor 3. Graham 3. Hit by
pitcher-Hsckett by McGregor Double plays
fine of gsne-0ne hour and fifty minutes
umpire-Perrine
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10

7wo-baxe hits-Doyle Sacrifice hits-woI-
ters Casey p Van Hsltren- Hogan Eagan
First base on called bails-on O'Bsnnion 5, of
Gates T. Struck out-By O'Bsnnion f. by
Gates z Double plays-Devereanx to Francis
to Heitmnller Passed 5aIl-Hogan Wild
pitches-Cates. OBannon. Time Of gane-One
hour and dfty minutes. Cmpire-Perrine
Afternoon game:
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
MOVING FoRT MASON REFUGEES.
VII BE Taken TO Camp at Lobes
Square This Week.

The moving Of zTs refugees csmpe6
~ Fort Mason TO Lobos square will
be begun today Before the end Of the
week they viii all be established In
their new home The removal of the
non-supporting refugees at Lobos
square 70 the Speedway. estimated to
be about forty IN number. will leave
room for the newcomers. Tents will be
brought from the Fort Mason camp If
found necessary to house the refugees.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
SUMMARY

Two-base hit-Hildebrand Stolen bases
Kane (2l. Van Buren. Left on oases-Seattle B.
San Francisco 3. Double plays-McKune TO
Kane; Mott to Strei5! Walthour to Wilson.
Bases on balls-On Vickers 8. Hit by pitched
ball-van Buren, BY Brown; Spies (2), by vick-
ers Struck eut-By Vickers T. By Brown l.
Time Of game-1;20. Umpires-Klopf and VII
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10

Struck out-By Gum s. by Randolph 5. BY
Dillon 1. Bases on balls-Oh Gum s. on Dill
lon l., Two-base hits-Nagle. McHale. sscri-
ice btt-Gochnauer. Stolen bases-Smith,
Cravath, McCreedie. Gum 2. Lister. Hit by
pitched bsl-Lister. Passed balls-Denahue.
Eager. First base on errors-Portland 3. Left
on bases-Portland 8. Los Angeles Z. Innings
pitched-By Randolph 8. by Cravath I. by Dr.
lon I. Base hits-0R Randolph s, OF Cravath
l. on Dillon . Time Of game-One hour forty
i've minutes Umpire-Mahafey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10

Wise is the man who thinks of TAX.
ing unto himself a wife and then
doesn't allow himself to get beyond the
thinking stage
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10

Honest. now, doesn't It make you feel
important every time any one asks you
for advics7
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
Totals
SUMMARY.

Two-base hfts--McKune Biankenship. Sacri-
See hit-HckHne. Stolen bsSes-Kane. Spencer.
Wheeler Left on bases-Seattie 3. S9n Fran
cisco j. Double plays-Kane 70 Strsfb. SPIES
10 Wilson Bases on 5llIs--0n Jones ?. OF W.T.
liams 3. Hit By pitched balls-Kane and BIan-
kenShiP. BY Williams. Struck out-By Jones s.
BY Williams ?. Time Of game-1:45. Umpire
Klopf.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10

The population OF Bombay is within
less than 10000 OF the 100000 mark
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
THE ONLY
PIRATE TO DO
ANY GOOD.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUF


CHICAGO, Sept s.-Chicago won the
fourth straight game from Pittsburg
today. A tumble, wild pitch and Nea-
Ions drive to the clubhouse gave Pitts
burg their only runs Leever was taken
out in the seventh. Leifeld replaced
him. and his team went to pieces, Chi
cago scoring seven runs. Score:
r. H. E.
Piftsburg .....2 8
Ratterfes-Pfeister, Brown and Mo-
ran: Leifieid, Leever and Phelps.
ST. LOUIS. Sept .s.: 2: - St, Louis is
Cincinnati. The second game was
shortened to seven innings, and Berk-
ley helped Conway with the umpiring.
Scores:
First game: X II T..
st. Louis -.-..-.....-.....V
Batteries-Beebe and Noonan; Hall
and Mclean
Second game; h n f.
st. LOUIS ..........-.
cinslaerts Batferias-Rhodes and Marshall; Fra
ser and Schlei.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9. Cleveland
and st. Louis broke even in a double
header today The locals were shut
ont in the first game, but won the Sec
ond by lucky hitting. Scores:
First game: X ii. E.
Cleveland .--.-.-.-S o
St I,ollis ........
Batteries-Rhoades and Clark; How
ell and O'Conncr.
Second game: r. H. r.
ST. Louis ........3
Cleveland ...............l
Batteries-Pelty and Spencer; Joss
and Bemis.
CHICAGO, Sept. s.-Chicago shut out
Detroit Isbeils and Davis batting with
men on bases was responsible for the
runs Catcher Roth. recently purchased
from the Milwaukee Associations team.
reported today. Score:
r. H E.
Chicago .....-.-..........4
Detroit
Batteries-Altrock and Towne; Null
lin and Schmidt.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-10

Cuyler Lee. who handles the Cadillac,
reports that he has delivered e four
cylinder 3O-35 horsepower l907 car to
the United States Government through
Major KraUthoT. He slas also sold one
70 the United Railroads and one to
Colonel Kelly
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
Strakbnrgcr @anfelcberpaffcten.

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ri6tnng unO ser 8erianbt bon @Gnie>
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no Oct @rfinOer Oieies beliebten Nab>
rungsmittels, Sean pierre glaufe, ols
Seibto9 Oss Strabburger Stabttome
~manbanten gegen Gnoe bes Is. Sabr=
bunoerts gelebt bat. Die unglidliden
9dnie, oie ibre 2eber ber5useben boz
ben, BON 0enen ii9 munde Biz auf opei
pfun6 duspa6fsn, tperben bon duern
in Der uagegeno Strabburss ge5ii9s
tet unb Damn i'm Winter bon 2euten
in Der Stabt, Die Inn bteis Sabres3eit
u fpente Mrbeit finben, gemGftet.
Had Dem urtbeil Der Sa6peritdnbigen
1T Die @Gnfele6erpaftete, glei6biel pb
in Seig, Serrine ober !fonit fpel6er
Sorm, un fo tpo6li9meden6er, ie srD&
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grOberen Stiiten rei9er entpidsln
fann. Der ggport in biefem Strabz
burger Irtifel beatffert fi9 i'm Sabre
auf etpa 100000 Marf.
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ton bon 6aarneben, Ste aug natiir=
li9en. bon China besoeenem Menf9en>
baar eefertigt uno mad dllen @rOtbeis
len perT9idt per6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
Bic enelifd)t Spradbs.
Shre rapioe gerbreitune TT ben Iestem Sehrs
bunoertcu-@i1 @etffprad3e.

buno SSettlpra@s.
en- einsm unlGnsit in englii9er
Spra9e enlightenment @erte oes bGnis
f6en Gprd9fori9ers Otto Seiperien
ii6er rDa9stbum unO gau Der eng
lif6en Spro9e" lGbt ii9 Ser @erfufer
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Hidden Gpra6s i'm 2aufe Der leBten
Sabrbunoerte fplgenoermaben aus:
Sus Gnglii9e tprroe i'm Sabre 1900
nur bon 100000 bis 100000
Meni6en gsipro9en, tpGbreno oamuls
slei6aeitig 100000 Seati4 unO
etfpa II, 0 5rana0iif9 CUR Muts
ter uno umgangsipra4e batten; i'm
Sabre 100 mar Der umfang Der eng
Iii9ipre9enOen Welt auf 100000,
Der Der neutrality-suspicious. uuf
100000 seitiesen, Der Der oeutf6sn
BEL 100000 iteben s%eblieben.
SroB Der ni9t unbetrG9tli9en Der
mebrung Der enslii9en 8epDlterung in
0iefen 200 Sabren bdtte ii9 aber baz
mails ii4er fein Menf9 trdumen lai>
fen, baB Die englif9e Spra9e mad OBJ
lauf Der slsi9en Spunne 3sit in alien
@rot6eilen perbreitet uno alien an
0eren alS Weltipra9e peit iiberleeen
fein piirbe. SIM Sabre 1882 i9rieb
ai9dr0 Mulcaitler: .Oie engliI9e
SPra3e bat tsinen grOben Ceilings
berei9, lie sritredt ii9 ri9t tpeiter als
oieie uniere Sniel, ia ielbft oa ni9t
iberaa bin."
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unierbaltungen 5lorios, zines in @ng>
lamb lebenoen Stalieners, eibt 6ieier
auf Die Trage, mas er bonn @nglii9en
baltic, Die Qnttport, es babe ii6er Sober
binaus feinen Wertb. Sod 1718 be-
tlagte Ga Glerc, oaB 10 tpenige Sc
lebrte auf Dem 6eftlanoe oes Gnglii9en
md9tig feien; aud BEL Sbafeipedre, 10
Defenders i'm v9aufmann BON 8enes
Dig" finben fi9 oeutli6e Sinpeife, DAP
oas @nglii6e als internatipnale Ser
febrs> unb feinere llmgangsipra9e bds
mails feline 3oae fpielte. Sm Sabre
1714 CAB @eneroni Elm W0rterbu6 Der
bier !5auptfpra9en Guropas, nGmlifJ
oes Seuti9en, Stdlientfden, Sran3D>
ff9en unO 2ateinif9en, beraus; bas
@ngltf4e re9nete er ni9t ba5u.
Selbt i'm Sabre 1900 mar Die 3abt
Der Meni9en nit englii6sr Mutterz
fpru6e erit auf 100000 eeftiegen,
benen 100000 Seutf9e uno 81.
100000 Srdn5ofen eeeeniiberftanben;
in oieiem eirien SabrbunOert lit Damn
Die 3abl Der Gnglii9ipre9enben bant
Der in Imerifu uno ben enslii9en
&olonien sebotenen siinitisen 8eoinz
sungen uuf 100000 seitiesen, unb
fi9erlt9 bat bdmit ibre 4~usoebnune
nod ni9t ibren Nbi9lub errei9t. i,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
Die perleBte TRADITION.

Gin ere0bli6er 3pif6enfoT bat fidi
in elmer Experimentation Benjamin
lung bes gbarfoper Moels ausetrdeen.
Der @elebrte Profefpr W. aopuz
lepsft mar in feiner Gisenf9aft ais
GbartoIper @belmann auf oieier Ser
fammluns :. obne Srad, i'm sepDbnz
li9en @ebrod eridienen! Sieie baare
ftrGubenbe Sbatia6e ftelte elmer Der
@n~peienoen, Der Ganobauptmann 0es
linsti, feft unb b~edntraste bie Musz
f4ltebung oes 9elebrten nit Der Be-
sriinSuns, bab in Ser Granddaughter
profeHpr &otpalepsfi erftens cine
Nidtu9tuns Der alien ablisen Sra6iz
tionen. liese, atpeitens aber audi cine
oirette 8erleBung bes @eiebes, bas
ben @oeIeuten borf4reibe, auf Der
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