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The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Alumni Take Action.

The house. which was purchased by
'rr Alumni Association for the George
town crews. has never been formally
turneI over 30 the college authorities.
THE trustees are ". r. QuiXaN, Claude
r Zappoune. the former director OF
aquatics. before that office was ab5l-
ished. J. s. Easby-Smith. and Michael
D. Colbert The bill Of sale for the
houseboat was made out IN their names.
and they are, in the eye Of the law, its
owners. II IS with their consent that
the present efforts are being made, as
they consider Il TOO valuable piece Of
property % 60 TO waste.
Several bids were received. dealing
with the various conditions. but Demp-
sev's proposition seems 10 be the most
acceptable. He viii. It is said, secIre
the services Of a diver within the next
day or so. and the hull will be carefully
examined
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
In DeplOrable State.

In DeplOTsble State.
Manager Stuart who has also rowed
IN the boat and captained it. has been in
the city for the last week or so. and has
considered the name OF Murray Russell
very favorably for coach at Georgetown
next year. but the contract between the
two has not been signed as yet.
Manager Stuart says that he found Tho
boathouse in a deplorable state Osrs
were floating around. OutrigEe-s were
covered with rust. canoes we've beng
battered up against shells. and on smell
IN particular. which belonged to the old
Columbia Athletic Club. end IN which
Georgetown finished second az Pough-
keeIsIe one year, has been smashed.
Can Be Made All Right.
The house will. after sufficient water
has been balled out. be hauled over 10
the Virginia shore. and there Dempsey
viii start 20 work on her. It was he
who first. after the house was built. re
modelled her and made her what she
was. He worked ell Of last winter on
her. building the upper part, end ex-
tending the hull. The bottom Of the
boat IS therefore familiar 20 him He
says that she can be made water tight
within a few weeks, and should be as
serviceable as ever after she has been
thoroughly cleaned. The house is very
compactIy built having been used for
Iangley's airship down the river when
the late secretary Of the Smithsonian In
stitutlon was experimenting.
II was built by the Government, and
after LangIey's death was sold 10 a bid
Ger at public auction, when the George
town Alumni bought her. Several years
were spent I'm collecting the funds with
which the house was bought and the
same pride which has characterized the
alumni in the past has again shown
itself in the effort 70 raise IT, It will be
necessary. IN order tn protect the ath-
letic association and Dempsey as well. TO
give him a lien on the house for his
services In raising the water-soaked
and vrater-lOCged ark.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

[Bv Telegraph 70 The Trfhune.
r,,ago oct ls-TEheat showed a loss Of prao-
r-ly &c to-day. Corn was not very weak for
g7 and stiH Jess weak for the nearer options.
lssnbsr ar the close was only the smallest quot
a. action lower and May was down nc TO &c.
Ga Closed st declines Of 40 for both December
Nay In provisions some OF the previous days
-assss were for sale. with the consequence that
..a q the previous days gain had TO be put
aa whence - came.
u,adErlon by discouraged holders swamped the
tsr market with offerings enrly and prices
weakened Commission houses threw large guam
rHk into the pit on stop orders There was no
izsrat buying. Late IN the session there was
EAsn recovery. Local receipts were ia cars
vii : wrs estimated for Tomorrow December
uhsl GEs5 At 74lkc and sold OF 20 7311c TO 1850.
Nay sot hum 7Ss4c of 10 7S4zc to 7Sekc. Shorts
were gsot buyers OF December wheat at the start
sH thgs vas considerable selling Of a misoel-
hlsoH Character for May delivery. Country
teagE were moderate and the movement is still
1ss q ears with 235 cars estimated for to-rnor-
~
Cna opened ~ 49, and sold off TO 4sc There
Ei considerable weakness in the oats market.
| ELDERS were afraid OF a heavy movement and were
ring 70 get out before they lost their profits OF
| ss2hsd losses on their lines Local receipts
~ 81 cars. w.'h 30 cars estimated for to-mor-
W Nay sold Al a43sc. OF 10 84kc. and reacted to
IS, 70 3ac
tEleSs IN coarse grains and the lower prices at
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
,,rFvER FOR BROOKLYN FERRY 90.
,,,,h J. oDOnohue, Jr., Appointed-New
Corporation To Be Organized.

- 7 o'Donohua 5r., president Of the Brook
- Company. yesterday was appointed by
-. - Ksosh, Of the Supreme Court receiver of
u company
:. N sue on August l. on the consolidated first
,S. bonds and e bondholders protective COM
-. vas formed soon afterward. with Charles T.
- nresidant Of the Knickerboeker Trust Com
= Sc chairman. Thisi committee asked for the
..,st n the first mortg age bonds. and up TO this
y. -,ore than rs per CENT Of the total issue has
~ turned in
=. Knlckerbocker TT nst Company, which is
=, ~ the company. vas called upon on Mon
=. Nv the protective committee to foreclose the
-,rssse and apply for the appointment of a re-
,s- with the object Of conserving the property
- continuing the operat on of the ferries. Presi-
-. ODonohue. who has been appointed receiver
!. -be ehoice Of the hon dholders' committee for
~ rlsoe and was accepti sble TO the other parties
rrerest Il is expected by the controlling In
-.-s that the receivership VIII be comparatively
- In the reorganization of the company a new
-,o-ation will be formed 10 take over the assets
i r-eperties Of the Brooklyn Ferry Company.
~ company owns and operates lines OF ferries
- Broadway, Brooklyn, TO Roosevelt street, TO
s1s street. TO 2Sd street and 10 z2d street, Man
s--s1. and from Grand street, Brooklyn, to Grand
r,st Manhattan. IT operates under lease ferries
- rrasnp0inr avenue, Brooklyn, to 10th street
"a "a street, Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

BALTIMORE STOCKS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

No Ted western winter IS 1osd: futures Steady Bs
eember. IS 5Ed: March, 6s SD. CoRN-spot easyi
iRa Dece@oiF z $50 Sra y d H9Ps at
St Louis fancy winter steady. S. BEEF-ExtEa India
steady, 67s Cd PO2K-Prims mess, Western.
easy SIS 3D. HAMs-short cut q 70 10 10 steady, Sis
PACON-CuHberland cut 20 TO 80 10 strong 64s; long
10 Arm Sd: short RIB "a n steady 54s short
hacks 16 20 steady, Cd; bellies.
70 10 10 steady. eos LDERs-SquaTe. Ii to IS
10. 4Os LARD-Prime Western in terces. strong,
ass; American refined. in pals strong. AIS 90 CHEESE
American finest white firm, 6ls; do coored
TALLoW-Prime city strong 2ss TURPETT1NE
BUTTER-Fines United States steady, 95s: good United
States eteady. SIS. PETROLEUM steady. esd. RoSIN
-Comm1n firm, los 4}7d.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
Citations.

DDDLE MARY ANN.-THE PEOPLE OF THE
H. State of New York by the grace OF God free and
independent 10 Frederick Chalmers Margaret c. Ealey
Jesse A. Chalmers Harrie H Chalrnsrs Charles Chsl
mers. Thomas H. Chalmers, Mary Chalmers Helen Chal
rners Grace Chalmers, Alexander g. Chalmers,
and next Of kin Of Mary Ann Riddle deceased send greet
ing:
Whereas. Charles L Holt of the City OF New York
lately applied the Surrgates Court OF County
Of New York TO have certain instrument in writing re-
atng TO both real ana personal property duly proved
the last viii and testament Of Mary Ann R-ale late Of
each Of you are cited TO appear before the surTogate Of
County OF New York at his oioe IN the County Of
New York. tho 10th day Of November, thousand
nine hundred and six, az haf-pest ten o'clock in the
forenoon that day. then and there to attend the
bate of the said last win and testament
And such Of you hereby cited under the
q twentyone years required 70 appear by your
guardian II you have or II you have none 20 ap-
and apply for to be appointed in the event
of neglect failure do a guardian will be
appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for you
In the proceeding.
In testimony whereof caused the seal Of the
surrogats's Court of ina said County OF New
II. 81 York TO be hersunto affixed. Witness Hon.
Frsnk 7. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of our said
County New York. at said county the 10Th day OF
September in the year Of Lord thousand nine
hundred and six. DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk of the Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
FISH MAY BE OPPOSED.
csrtrsl Meeting To-day-Cornelius
p'D'. ;l+ II Is Said, Favors Hartman.

-, meeting OF the stockholders OF the
ns snh". Railroad Company is 20 be held
,.rc' rSiosgo. and according to reports cur
,ssg p s,sncisl district II win not be as har-
.s r 'ls 80 been expected. II had been under
5snons q &c a result Of the agreement reached
fai tnsr. I,-.sldsnt Fish and T. H. Hartman sew
.sssen 80 the stock holdings of Mr.. Harri-
- Feess sis associates would be voted FOR the
50 Ge ~ tie outgoing directors, Cornelius
rsscloa r Harahan and Charles NJ Beach.
gir5eFa'sSo onposition would be raised to the re-
q nS' ,bs executive officers.
tsuoa ~ - heen understood that the vacancy In
nso ca,,sed by the death OF W. Morton
bs pos'- I'D be hIled by the election of a man
saHasa "a both parties. II is now rumored
ssss2Lspe 1rsnderhih who has heretofore been
81 ~. the directors favoring President
sIsea I,;oT s-. will take sides with the Hartman
nShs pos..SS hoard and that his vote NAV ha
rsr,T u ,ba retention of Mr.. Fish as executive
IS sgatlAs1 1oomnany But II the board should ueet
sd o. - - o~es uization Immediately after the
sr5y ,ssor ~, nee ting the vote of Mr. Vanderbilt
e.-o,osiritin 10 Mr.. Fish would be neutraI
sssi u ~ inability Of Charles II. Peabody TO be
sst ~ - ..oeef hss vote. He is one OF the HarrI-
,.sssaL - Mr., Peabody is in Kentucky attend
81 az esSSss+isafisn by the State Insurance Com
sssSehs- es--nv al which Mr.. Peabody is president
7 Ts1tucky. Bisooe hlhohiaA'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

the yards The hog movement showed an unex-
pected increase to-day the high prices prevailing
causing shippers TO rush in all of their available
STOCK. Hog receipts were 1900 head, and prices
at the yard were &c lower. January pork sold at
slS I11S, on to SS 677s January lard sold at s. 25
on to IS III 10 IS 20 and to s. 90 January
ribs sold at 81 So off to 81 4sk reacted to 81 42k
81
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
vrw s25 100000 EXPRESS COMPANY.

,ggusta, Ne Oct 16-The North American Ex-
-y,s Company has been organized here TO conduct
rsBs-sl express business with authorized
rst1T1gtion Of o5oo0Ol0. J. Berry. OF this city.
! rsrned as president.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
STORAGE NnTICFs


{ - 49,. Il Save Julius Hirshfeld. y.
81 1L I'm J. =. Butler, Estate OF o. y.
] Po11.'rs 1's'1o Powers " D. PownsL'
~ Estate NJ Florence II. Brooks
Z, ". =. Brooke. = p Vogler. Marie
s,s,s (, pc. Mrs a.. Glover, Gerald c.
NJ Is - = #ian~he-i, s. H Ran
: Es, -. ben3eWln " Smith. Mrs
-. > -s.len 0E Anna Scarborough,
lhs.,,...n,t nt1Il,Te Frances Dsy. Mrs. \.
bs5.l ;" p. brokau. Jennie Jsmp.
- .rlf, e. for Ms. james T.
ss,ss = ~. u gaFen. J.. II Thompson.
I+AE sS.-o-E Alice Cor Alice p.
N,5e,- lllleT Mrs J.. Hsthey. MIS-.
- gsg annie Miles. MS James
sy p =, C.inoTd. Della Baxter,
s.sF g., haTleE ~. Ayers. knni9
kn 1tewarr. Thomas Sim
a A n lacohs. Mary Zimmerman.
: ~ ms. knarton Thomp-
~ M 8 r.;s.s'iffsrn. Dora DIX. Sadie
-sas ,ElHin, n 6. Polett. George
= las e., voorhees, and p ". Curtis .
- ts tiios 5ou are hereby notifec
A e &c. -1s re payment cy our lien
0plee mere natter described hav 70
=, gFsr 80 .o due notice thereof had
VII ~ e Nlll cause such prop
-. 40 rDe,,k 90 goods. personal e.
lsus ir - -. stored ~ you or in
-. is ). - 9-i irrbis Storage Ware
~ . tie 60 81 pubic auction, se-
q -e1cst - es,l's n such case nlaoe
" ssturSs "os % and IS West 9th
As,,t n - smoer 3. 1906. AZ
sc's o. - ~ t1e Esis thereof iE not
t---s Al 80 Gate the same viii be
@flrdst san4s place On esch ana
s-rS,,.4.. mn -. eafter beginning ~
>klA lle sale is completed
sE WAREHOU SEE.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

NEIFACTCRERs or billiard and pool
et.ssi high grade bowling alley build
= .owest prices. MARX BROS. "A
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
FOR SALE.

AS. .olltopsi partitions, rail!ngs. tables.
hisi letter presses. counters. snelvings,
--lg s;o-e fixtures. store. Offices fitted
~ Bros., 2S-32 Centre 81
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
EERNIS EETERMINAToRs.

SURE PgP"' MARK
=, safd 1857. Rats. reaches. ants
-. hsct rs eErermiusted by new
49,. N Two L0Hrs. ira ned ferrsts, ex
~ .is Hlr. Soc. s al. Mail orders
- F-lpt attention. Tel ephone $500 -
~. ADgLPH ISAACSFN & son, 81
- -, laltlCn NO goods genuine IN
SURF POP. !"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 10 $50 monthly at home In spare time
corresponding for newspapers no CANVASS
ing experience unnecessary. Send for par
ticulars. Press Syndicate. Loekport. y. 7.
~. Y.
ri rSHEI.MAN on ladies' and gents tailor
ing 1925 First ave. near Both Et
YOUNG MAN WANTED. Helpful around
house. sober and Industrious; neat one
who wants home for the winter IN the
country: 81 per month and board Address
F.. =. Box d. Tribune ofios. New York
city.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
fhOro ENGRAVING.

u. snsnt '-.srsoiion ~ expert. rapid
"a -. Coz ss-e, a. ,etterine. mon2-
" n p4Aie- Prank Hin. lfo
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

ADVERTISEMENTS ard subscriptions 70
The Tribune received at thar Cptowq
and 8Ith ats. until Q o'clock D. m. Advsz~s
tisemsnts received at the following branch
Offices at regular ONCE rates until O'Clock
l5a 9th ave. cor. 12th ST.. % East 1Ath sa}
25T West 42d ST., between Tth and Sth aveaj
2b3 West 12ath ST. 1898 Sd ave. hetweea
T6gh and nth sts. 1026 50 ave. nsAr 61se
ST 1T0s LIST ave. near s9th at: 1oT Ea2
125th at : T66 fremont ave. $50 50 ave
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

aTAY AYELOCE'-Fast italian Lima
sailing from Pier "a. North River. -
Of s4th ST Tor Naples and Genoa
Boloxnesi. Hartnsld q Co. % Wall So
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
Surrogates' Notices


FTThRsuANcE OF AN ORDER OF HON As,Tro -
York 1omss sgrTOsate of the County AsNhR ~ &c q
Claims, Claim, sgainst Foster e oab5Rs persons having
vsusheEs thereof subscribers az s the
ESS@ 10 s. Wan n"issG9s stres cGss9n % On McIsne
ssts ssy o. Mare ae SOY soy St New York or bss tS. 3,
DATED Ne" Tors MtseHRF9%s s4s i;h DAY ssgsnb 1908
PARSONS ,,os5dE 5AdRTHUR II osBoRSI.N osBoRSNI..N Executors.
eeutors 81 William St, n. Z. Attorneys for Er-
NJ NJ @ FFSSasgANGg FS5Ssgs.A saProoog, q ~
all having claims Hamen sysn to
hi6 Ii. same Ss NTH the anS ToS. S0gny Of to
smo sse,os OF ths last win testament e OF sd
Stree. es q Nes Ms' YORK A4sSs 9 Belmont No as Nassau o
E~AED ES~SSfaP MoRdS9NN MRodRah9NTi 5n.
Ssr sS1s for Wan
ofdsr FS9s4S0NP % AS6 an5s; H ggRsUANcE OF An
eras CPaRtg Ra Of Ns York notice heey given to ali
s s the & &G9gnt q New York decea:ed to prsssn. the
place Of transacng the oos Of At%at. .hes
hMsttsS City of New York befOs the Is. 0 dsy 3;
Die s'x EHE La iAf ssa eAY2s tRY 6 4s5s Rszsn e2s
i cssr stf..s
SAGE. RUssBLL-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
f9r hooo i H.rsBg sgFOsass sHso q th
hsVing claims against Russell Sage late of the
S99Ihy or New York. deceased, TO present the aans
o sGssasEs Thereof to the subscrbe place
street Borough Of Manhattan. In the CITY Of Nsw
'9SS: on or before the 3oth day OF April next.
- Lsteu New York. the nth day of october lana
MARGARET OLIVIA SAGE, Exeoutrix '
SaARLES W. OSBORNE. JOHN p MUM E.xaor.,-~
EdES 3 GARDINER. Attorney for G. W osborns
3pEh n q Manhattsn; New York City
Olivia zsoar 50 Toad str.. .GF RoroassS y
Manhattan, New York City -
RRowN. EDWARD in PURSUANCE OF AN
the County OF New YORK notice is hereby given to all
hsyng claims AGAINST Edward Brown late OF
the Borough OF Manhattan. City County of New yr
deceased 70 present the with voucher. thereof
10 TIE subscriber. exeoutrx will
nent OF said Edward Brown, deceased her pacs OF
transaetnS business. AZ the Office Of william T. la
ner attorney at No % Pine street in the Borough az
2ist DAY OF January 1907. - - ~ i'
Dated. Borough of Manhattan city Of New York nu,v
i6. 1915. FIIZABETH {, Rp0vvS: '"''
Executrix.
----------- - - - -. A-.orrey Ior ExecGtrix.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
CARPET CLEANING.
.uorocRapHIc SUPPLIES.

------------,SITP -,SITPPTJFs. also developing ana
KODAE McEIray's sth sFe. and s4th 81
rT.Llli-L, ,n town. Developing In - hou's'
5.s,so sundays and holidays
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
HELP WANTED

HAla
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LEADING NEW YORK DAILY: MUST
COME WE'LL RECOMMENDED AND BIZ
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SUITS COUNT. BOX 1O45, TRIBUNE
OFFICE
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
ANCHOR 1OMg.

MALLORY LINE LUXURIOUS sHIPD
TycL.+. "a Texas Colorado Mexico. Nsa
Msxt-o Arizona. California. Georgia. gioeS
tda Alabama etc. DELIGHTFUL TRIPA
THE ROUTE TO MIAMI. PALM BEACH
Via &c (via Key Wsstl Colonist tickstS
~ california on inquiry. Our oooksS
sspoclxst Quiz free. C r. MALLORY q
Co I2O front St. y. T.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
REsTAURANTs.
TYPERRITEG.

,s-..,l - ~ fRs.-Au makes sold. rented.
t,sS..sse exchanged. reliable service
-. ~ Nassau 81. Telephone $40
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
pED I'd" LINE
OLD n@MlNlIM lINE,

DAILY SEDyICE
FOR Ola Point Comfort Norfolk po<s,<
mouth. Primers Point and Newport Nav
Va connecting for Petersburg, Riehmon6
Virginia Beach. Washington. D. C ~
entire South and West
Freight and passenger steamers al fror,S
Pier % ". n. foot Beach ~. every ysSS2
dRy at ?. a.
H B. WALKER
vice-President and Trafic Mansx~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

COACHMAF.-First Glass; thoroughly IN
derstands his business; English 81; mar
ried; neat appearance excellent references.
Address H H. 1 Eairview St. Hartford,
Conn.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

COACHsfAN.-NdiddIs aged; we'll expert
enoed in city: thorough, careful in du-
ties: sober, honest obliging: understands
f1rnacesi oan give personal references. Ad-
dress n. NJ. Tribune Uptown Ofios. 1884
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
CAsT-oFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems and chiidren's discarded Clothing.
ene FysuIng and Street Costumes, JsWelry.
Brto-a-BrAs Eurs eto- Mr.. or Mrs. Nj
EAF~rAI. 74s 9th ave Tel. 67o-Bryant
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
HELP WANTED.
Female.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may cara
$40 to $50 monthly az nome IN spare time
corresponding for newspapers; no canvass
ing; experience unnecessary. Send for par
ticuIars. PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockport.
~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

HANDS for steady home work; good pay:
beginners taught; also girls to learn bust
ness Call NJ. =. MARITIME, 13S West 23d ST
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

COACHMAN.-By very neat, tidy, smooth
faced young man; takes best care OF
driver; generally useful; excellent refer
enoe. Elias. at Carpentsr's. 1b4 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

COACHMAN-Middle age. hrse class,
city and country eIperienceI neat.
sober, willing worker; always give salts
faction family In Europe; personal ref
erences. Address Noonan, care Tribune
Uptown Oflce. 1894 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Ohice. No 1864 Broadway. between 65rh
ana 8Tth cts until 8 O'Clock p m Adver-
tisernents received at the following branch
offices at regular office rates until ; o'eiock
iS3 t,th ave. cor 18th ST 92 East f4th st..
a5T West 42d ST, between 7th ana sth aves.;
2a3 West l25th St: 1s9S 80 ave. between
10Th and TTth sts. 1O26 81 ave. near 61st
u : I7OS 1st ave, near S9th ST 157 East
ie6th 81 F; 76d Trernont ave.i $50 81 ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

CoACHMAN-CoOK-- with two
man. gardener and handy man: wife cook
and general houseworker: city or country.
Swedish Employment: Bureau. TAT Lexing-
ton ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
wORR WANTED.
Male.

CLERh.-YounK man Obj: experSsnosd; or
outside man. or 10 learn good businsss
x u, SO Broadway. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

LOST on STOLEN Bankbook No, boi $40
OF the German savings BANK N me cI.y
-. N-e1, yorl corner zth ave. and 14th ST,
tssued 70 Margaret Kramer All persons
sre cautioned against negotiating the same
- ps.ovenber 1876. a duplicate VIII be is
s11ed
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

r r Tickets. hotel acconrnodaeons 49,
general information about foreign travel.
Travellers checks good al over Los roE's
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY y. x.
IPhona 1900 Rector. Ptsrs. Hoooken-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

COACHNAN. oolored, good driver; un-
derstands fine horses. carriages; knows
the cityi willing. handy around house;
will care for furnaosi best city refer
ence from last place. r. H Daily, 11S
West 5sd st.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

Twin Screw Passenger Service
PLYMOUTH-CHERR ROCRG--HAABJ R9,-
Deutschland Oct Is. 5 An America Oct =
Patricia Oct. 20 $40 A. " Prstorts- Oot2E
Mediterranean Service
TO -NAPLES-GENOA
sMoltke Oct. 23i sfMoItks 49,. Jan. -
Hamburg Nov. Is Deutschland Feb :
.Moltke DEC. 4 Hamburg. Feb. y
Hamburg Jan. 10 Hamburg Mar. -
.FIas Grill Room and Gymnasium. fMedtSs
terranean and Orient Cruise. % days.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
Eight DAYS to Italy.

BY THE GREAT FLYER DEUTSCHLAND
From New York. February 4. 1907.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-21
The Polite Burm.n.

In the cities Of Burma, where the ma
tives have been long in contact with
Europeans, says the author of Burma,
Painted and Described" they have lost
some of their traditional politeness; but
in the country districts old-school cour.
tesy is still the custom.
An English gentleman who had
bought new pony was trying him out
on a Burman road, when the animal
bolted, and ran at top speed down a
narrow road.
In the way ahead was a native cart
in which was family party out holi.
day-making.
The pony dashed into the back of the
cart. threw his rider into the midst OF
the merrymakers, and severely injured
the Burman who was driving.
Before the Engllshman had an oppor.
tunity to explain his unexpected on.
slaught the Burman picked himself M
and bowed low.
my lord, my lord" he said, apollo.
getically, "the cart should not have
been there"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-21
Slang Not All American.

Is fired out" an Americanism? This
question is put by a London paper in
discussing the use Of the expression by
the Vienna correspondent Of the Times
in connection with the dismissal of the
American ambassador to Austria Hun
gary. Anything that seems slangy is
generally stamped as an Amerlcanism,
but in this case, as in so many others of
similar nature, it is shown that the
phrase can be found imbedded in the
classics of the English language. Fired
OUT an Americanism? Well, in one OF
Shakspeare's sonnets, as one of the
London papers says you may read:
Yet this shall ne'er know, but live in
doubt,
Till my bad angel fire my good one out.
An American school teacher-and
this is another illustration that comes
to mind-decided that his pupils should
drop the word SAY" because it was in
elegant. The tendency to begin re-
mark OF question with "say" may GER
tainly be overdone, but, as a bright
pupil pointed out, IL SAY" Is vulgar,
how should we regard the use of it in
the first line of "The Star-Spangled
Banner"-"Oh, say, can you see?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-21
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