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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
kinoerfpie.
Cine puppenseididte aus benz 5rana0iiiden.

Cine guppeneei9idte ausb benz 5ranaoiii9en.
Die feline Simone beiaB stp&Pup=
pen 5fpei SD9ter4en iaste iie. sic
CAB fetner ben 8or5ug Dor Der anberen,
neil lie sebDrt bate, bab quite Miitter
ibren &inOern nit be%rielben 2tebe gu
getban fein miifen.
Die cine Puppe, bic vdltereS o6ter"
bieb Mnne>M arie unb mar cine fleine
'8duerin aus Der 8retasne. sic tru5
einen Mieberrod uns mar frilirt pie
bic iungen Mdb9en auf benz 3anbe.
Siele Yuppe bate Simone emit bon
Der Mutter sef9entt erbalten. Die
speite Puppe, Obette, bate gang bas
Musieben elmer Pariierin. unb tie
mar audi nirfli9 in Paris geboren,
mo lie Der @ater in einem grpben
Spielpaarenlaben eritanben bate. Sin
itGnbises 2d9eln lag auf ben por5eGz
lanlippen bon @bette, Die in ibrem ieiz
benen &leibe nit foitbarenS Spleen unb
gGnbern unb ibrer fdiden Jrifur tpis
cine srObe Barrier Dame ausi9auts.
4ber ieltfamerpeiie fannten iia bic
beiben SD9ter Der fleinen Simone sar
ni9t. Mnbere pnppen i9lafen Settle
an Settle in berielben Wiege, binter
benfelben peiben 9Grbinen, unb bies
ielbe 9anb Der Puppenmutter liebfpit
lie. limb tpenr bic feline SHUTTER am
Mbenb nit LETTER unb fanfter Stimme
fdst: rSalaf mein &inb!", 10 gilt bas
fir Die cine puppe ebenfogut tpie fir
bic anbere. @ber Ybette bate Mnnes
Marie nod niemals sefeben. Ypette
lag in Yaris, in benz Mrbeitsaimmsr
bon @imone's papa. unter laufer 8ii>
dern, 8rOfdiiren nnb 3eitunsen, mo
fis ii4 bod febr lanspeilen mubte.
t1nb Mnne=W arie befanb ffh in einem
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
Serr g. s. S6mib per5dbnnr ftr

SER s. 5. S6mib perfdfpor Ttn
binsesen, ben Wein biefes pie ale
Mdle be5ablt gu BADEN, aQerbines benz
8oten, nt6t benz Gennor 9eres fel6ft,
dber bas bGtte er au9 friiber ni6t ges
than!
9m! fagte Suun Mora. Sm! Sin
f9tpieriger San! Gin bO9it f6pierieer
San! = unb beitslte lie Elm 3lpettes
Mal in feline Wo9nung.
@u9 Elm brittes MaI bradte feline
&farheit in Diefe Nngslessn6eit, bic
Suan Mora oAne 3peifel duBerit ges
tpifenbaft ~bearbeitete. Grit Elm bier
tes Mal seniiste.
Oieies Mlal perfiinbete er ibnen
bas 11rtbeil. Gr io9te: pebro perss
bat Die Waare geliefert; SennOr
S3mib hat lie erbalten. Sas 1T be-
ipieiet. Sennor peres lit aber in tets
ner Weife entf6Gbi9t nprben. Sas
tit audi betpiefen. Off 10 mub Sernpr
S9mib Die 80 Beieten besablen, ba
er ni6t perlangen fam, bab Sennpr
peres f~einettpegen @9aben leibs! -
Sentor, belieben Sic, benz Sennor
peres Die SO peieten aussuaablen!
&reu5perflu9t unb 3ugendbt! Sd
tpubte es ia! fnirf4te Der, ais er bic
faOnen, bIanten peieten arf ben Slid
bes Saufes leate.
Weiter! Sennor S9mib bebduptet,
CT bate bas fraefi6e @elb benz 8oter
gegeben. Gr fat bas 5isher INNER ge>
than. Gr bdnbsfte alfo in eutem
@lauben. gr hatte niht bic NbIi9t,
BEN 9eOro 9eres at f6Gbisen = furs,
er tit an biefem He9tsi trett I'm dulbig.
Wir tOnrsn Tim alio ni9t Die Soften
aufbiirben. Die Soften beg @ehts=
ffreites bat mitbin Der alGeer gu tras
gen. Sic betragen in bieiem Safe 40
peieten unb 40 gentimps. = 6aben
sic Die Site, Sennor Yeresl
S4 bin nidt 10 b~epanbert i'm
WDrterbit6 Der fpunii4en sslii6e unb
tann besbalb ni6t genau tpiebergeben,
tpas Beoro Yeres bd6te, ols err Die
eben errungenen Pefeten fpieber aus
padte iutb altf BEN nGmli6en Slid
nieberlegte.
Slldn Mord itefte lie NIT Derbinbli>
dem 2G6eGn Elm. Damn perbeuete er
ii9 9dnoereiben0: Die Blrteien iparsr
entlaHen.
areu5perflu6t unb = ma, mas
gibbs benin nun no69
pebro Peres bate Die 6anb auf
ben Irm ieines @e9ners aeleat, Der
piitbeno babpnlaufen ppnte.
Sennor e6mib! 6Oren Gie,
Sennpr!
ga - mas tpolen sic benin mod?
@4, Sennpr, fagte peres unb trip
petite rebenber. &Dnnten mir = finn,
bm = fDnnte BENIN nun ni9t anes beim
alten bleiben? Wenn i9 Sbnen 10 elm
fleines PrpbefdB6en beipadte = graz
@e6en Gle gum !6enfer NIT sSbrem
PrpbefdB9en!
limb Sic beadblen in Sufunft an
MIDI btreft! Wir buben uns bod Ipnft
INNER %pertrdgen, unb mir friegen teiz
mem Streit pieber, mir ni6t! Ser
8%albepennas mar bod INNER 10 gut!
Sa, ia, Der Wein NOR gut. = s. S.
S6miB perlangfamte untpiQfiirli9
feinen S4ritt.
9ott! fugte pe6rp geres. sic baz
BEN SO pefeten perloren, id! SD babe
dber audi so perloren. Der Mprd bat
ben S6aben geredt bertbeilt, bas muB
man tim lafien! 8is a1f Die lumpiesn
go gentimps. Sd, i9 gebe lie ppr
Sbren Iitgen benz 8ettelpeib ba! Nun
fteben mir pieber gang slei9! Wann
barf i9 Sbnen tpieber fpas i6iGen2
6m! = Na! Gigentli9 = aber
bann = bunn f9iden sic in @ottes
Hamenl Iber pereefen sic ni6t bas
Prpbefdb6en!
SsSuan Mora aber itanb am ssenitsr
unb freute fi9, ndtiirli6 nur bdrii6er,
baB bic Deiben 10 eintrG9tig unb auz
frieben 5ufammen fp~rtgingen!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
Yropin3 9lfprenBen.

aDnigsberg. 2ebtens ipielte
Der ~pierjdbrige &nabe bes in Der Sads
beimer 9artenftrabe go. 10 ppbnenz
ben Sailors S9rOber am Seniter Der
@p6nung unb itiirSte babel auf ben
Sof binaus, nobel er fi9 einen SGG>
belbru9 ausog. Sas i9per DerleBte
&ino puroe na9 Der 3trurgii9en
&linif gebra9t.
8rdunsberg. Sas 2e6rer
emer. 9inBmunniGe gbepaar Griher
lGnsere Sabre in MertensborD bier
felbft feierte bus Set Der gOlbenen
Sp6aeit. Mus biei fem Nnlab bat Der
&aiier benz 9aur bic @b%eiubilGumsz
mebaille perlie6en.
@rpBz &ellen. Gri9offen bat
ii6 bier Der 9aufmann Yaul Neu=
mann. Man fanb i'm Dor benz Spiegel
in fnieenber Stellrng nit bur9i9oi.
fener S9ldfe als 2ei4e ppr; Der 3e.
bolber lag neben linn.
Spbannisburg. 2ebt6ir
brannte bic 9aaiei9e 9olapollfdbrii
in benz nahen Garlsmiible nieber. =
Dor Sturgeon f~eierten Die 2ebrer Sic
bertf9en Gbeleute bus Jeft Der golbe.
ren 9o93eit.
den. Gin i4perer I'm
eliidsfall ereignete fi9 unf Der 6iefi
gen Observation-Disclosures. Ger 8efibel
9unbertmart, Der ben 13us nod NAB
r.nb Der @infubrt Derlahen polte
ttiir5te bonn Sritthrett db unb fam I'm
ter bic 3Gber, nobel elm 8ein unter
balb beg 3nies ~iiberfabren purbe.
YilIau. GrbGngt fat ii9 in be,
plantdss Der 4rbeiter MObrte. Bel ei
ner bort abgehaltenen Sagb fanb maj
bic Sei9e an einem Baum bGngen
Der GruRb gu benz Selbftmprbe Ia!
fir ben etfpa 60idbrisen Mann in In
heilbarer Rranfbeit.
SieIaden. Beiiber 2Obrens be
oins Dor amrsem fein 25idhrise
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
Gnropaii&s Qadridtem.
4ropin5 23ranoen6ur9.

8erItn. Ser @enior9ef Der Dis
fpntpgeeai6aft Abolf SalomOnipbn
beoriinbete nit einem &apital BON
5000 Mart cine Stiftung, tpelGe be-
stpedt, 6erporragenben &rdften 8etz
bilfen gu g%epd6ren, Rehufs 5OrOerunS
ipi6tNer Mrbeiten auf Dem @ebiete
Der Observation-Disclosures, ein19lieblt3
8iplooie uno Mebi5in. = Sobtsefdbz
rem purbe DER 81 Sabre ate Maurer<
0eIeQe @ottfrieb Yantratb aus Der
sSasmunberftrdBe go. 2. Gr fubr nit
feinsm S9piegeripbn, einem 5leif9z
padren6dnbler, bon Der Central
mdrttballe na9 SauIe. On Der SIDE
Der Qinienz unb @prmannftrabe ppa>
ten beibe nod elm 8las 8ier trinfen.
8eim 4b5pringen pom Wagen fiel
panfratb auf Dem f9liipfrigen Pflaz
tier bin. @lei9 baruuf gingen ibm Die
2Gber bes leerer Wagens elmer M}O>
belfa6rit in Der HuppineritraBe iiber
9opf unb 2eib. = Sh geiitiger um>
na6tuns eri6oB fi9 IN einem Aieiigen
Sotel Der SO Sabre alte &untmaler
mnb 2~it6pgrapb Sris Selaton aus Der
5eurigitrabe Sc gu S9Oneberg. Seldz
fon lebte felt ID Sabren nit Der Sod
ter zines &e6nungsratbes aus S9Oa
ne6erg in gliidli3er G6e. = Ser
Sber Montagemeilter S9ul5e, Doll
tuItrube IA, feierte bas SubilGum feis
ner 2~5jdbrigen Sbdtigfeit in Der Ma'
i6inenfabrit Garl 6lpbr. GbauRee>
ftraBe %.
9ptsbam m. Sieier Sage feierte
Der Steama9ermeiter @tlbelm
G9mibt nit feinsr Srdu pauline,
se6. &abtte, padbofftraBe 1, bas Set
ber biamdntenen 9Od3eit. Der Srdus
ttgam ftebt i'm Sc. uub Die 9raut i'm
78. Gs6ensjabre. @un ben 5pOlf Sim
bern bes Gbepuares Ieben nur nod
bier, Die nit 5ebR GnteItinbern bas
Subelpaar an feinem G6rentaee be-
Sliidpiinf9ten.
Brdn0erbit r9. &nr3lt6 ndreft
es 100 Sabre, boB bic Sdderei bes
8Gdermeiiters pdlll6drtmann, Mibs
lentborftraBe So, in bic !Sdnbe bes
@rObDdters bes jeBigen Snbabers, Ell
ner, Glteren biefieen 9iirgern nod
tDo%blbetannten Peri0nli9teit, iibers
cling. 4uf benz @runbftiid tpurbe f9on
minbeItens 100 Sabre por6er Sdderei
betrteben; 6artmann faufte es 1905
bon einem 8ddermeifter 2iebmann.
Sranffurt. 4uf benz bieiigen
8abnbofe f3oB fi4 in einem Nbtbeil 2.
&lafe bss S6nel3uges 8erlinz8ress
Tau Die 9attin bes DIRECTORS Der ON
gemeinen Gleftricitdts : @eieli9aft
in 8riifel, Srau Or. Samburger NIT
tells zines Rerplbers cine &ugel in bic
G9lGfe. Die G9fperberlebte purbe in
bas ftdbtif9e aranfsnbaus gsbra6t,
po lie seitorben lit. Sas Motib CUR
Shat lit un6etannt.
2i9tenberg. 8om eigenen
3uge ii6erfa6ren unb f9per perleBt
fpurbe Der bier pobnenbe 3ugfiibrer
Wilbelm Webel auf Der Strabe Spiz
f3en 8aumi9ulenfpeg unb Srepton.
Der 3ug mubte, neil bas ginfabrtsz
iignul nod ni4t gegeben pOroen mar.
uuf freiem 5efbe hulten unb Webel be-
CAB ii9 mad Der 2ptomptibe. 4ls naG
einiger 53eit bic Ginfa6rt fret mar, feBz
ts ii9 Der 3ug in 8efpegung uno Wez
Def partete, Bis iein Oienfttupee berz
anfubr. Sa brauite pl0bli9 Elm Pera
ionensug bon 80nigspuiterbuuien berz
an, Webel tpplte auspei6en, fiel bin,
eeriet6 nit Der linfen 9anb unter Die
GGber. Die Singer purben dbge'
quetI6t unb Der &opf ffper perleBt.
8eiinnungslos bra9te mon i'm mad
Der ltnfaQitdtion am @riinen Weo
unb BON bort na9 benz &rdnfen'
bduie.
Yropin5 9ftprenRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08

S6merin. Sas Seit Der sols
bsnsn 6od5eit f~eierten Der S4leuiens
meiRer a. .. S1r0ber unb Srau bier
ielbit. Ser gb.mann ftebt i'm 81. 2ez
bensiabrs, mai 9heilnebmer Der 5elbe
aiiae 1848 = 40, fpGter Y~pifconbufz
teur in &pitod unb. bunn 33 Sabre
S9leufenmsifter IN Srtebri4smuor;
bic Srau lit 70 Sabre alt.
Billion. 8or Sturgeon beging Der
ane9t Soa9im Sattler ben Sag, an
benz er Dor 25 Sabren betm grbpG9ter
:. Dig bieriel6f in Oienit trut. Ser
Subilar tpurbe bur4 man4erlsi @us<
sei4nunsen erfreut. Die bieiise Staots
fapele erfreute ibn bur4 Elm Stdnbz
den unb Sreunbe unb Na4barn ere
piefen ihm ihre Mufmerfiamfeiten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28
ONCE GREEN HIMSELF.

ne came 10 this country on an immigrant shin
'''''"s az 'aStI" Garden when he was tvva,t,--o,.
S''.S Ola lie brought with him a whole 1,+ -
o''N Earning and an Unsuitable desire IN H..
ti''V' what n" had was gathered I'm his go,
"DiS ~ EhsIsh coal mines. His first svr,.-gs,,,,
Win Yankee ways didn't alarm him tn, -
d Hult stand near the Battery and ON a.. -.
higher than his head the young ir,r,I,,rsr+ -,
pyramid Of red apples ''e0
Two apples. II YOU nIcass y,-s+lt-.
rather timidly 20 the vender handing a.. -
bill The vender turned the white or ris 80 - ;.
him. showed two apples into his hand ana 60
the bill i'm his pocket
My change Watchorn demanded Tho ,.,,-54-
was lnsuited That an immigrant should hand ,
dollar bill for two apples and expect change y-ss
more than he could understand. IL was rotbi,,-
short OF impertlnent the part of the ir,r,is--t
Of those days. and II might De said the inr,isr,vf
OF to-day fares little better the moment he ,,ssos
through the Battery gates.
The vender told Watchorn there was NJ, chime.
whereupon ne invited him 70 come from babir5
the counter and he'd punch his face"
4 never did get my money back" the Commits
siOner said recently. and for long time looked
at the men 1 met the street IN hopes OF finding
that chap, but I never saw him and never exDe-t
to"
After that the Commissioner went to Pennsylva-
MIA. worked IN the coal mines there. studied harder
and eventually up out OF the mines and stad
out. He was elected general secretary OF the
Trades Assembly OF the Knights OF Labor which
was afterward merged with the United Mine
Workers, OF which he became the first secretary
and treasurer. He was executive clerk for Gov
srnor Pattison during his term At Harrisburg. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

Five big terminals for the exclusive use OF ',e
thousands Of weary immigrants let through .'e
bars at Ellis Island every day, are TO be bulI 10y
,,e Eve bic railway companies and their dependent
IN - ,5iro business with the government This
,,,c cement was made few days ago, after
series Of protracted conferences between lI'e rep
,,osantativcs Of the railroads ana IN" ne" ,"'i'''
,o,,,. ~ Immigration. Robert Waich"IH' Inc '''
tion of such structures VIII marx i,"'''' -, =, a.,
e. ,te handling Of the immigrant that Will II -
- ,,ro+e,t the ignorant foreigner from inc
-, ,C thieves and confidence men that prey
~, the 1lususpecting newcomer now III j. III i''o
NTH the straightforward policy Oh NoiIiiiisol-'
-, who tho moment he got on the island
5t..r,7ired that there should he some humane IT,
ID for the benefit Of the Immigrant
TN, erection OF an immigrant terminal was one
~ the reforms planned 10 be executed as s'"" ~
,,s.,rla Meanwhile a dozen or more minor re-
forms directly affecting the treatment "''N "
1T, of the immigrants ON the island were
~ e, an If which the Commissioner was sup
80 nv Commissioner General sargent ana
tt,,,g, him by the President himself VINO mas
liza tie square deal" rule to the men, women
% ,,1dran who flock 20 these shores from every
corner Of the globe ,. ,,,s
trT,inaI on the southeastern end of Ellis Island
with tracks uestle"ork co'iec'l"s uIieo'',
ift, tho main systems OF All the Ioaus soIHs o"'
of Jersey city The plan was eppIoVeo - ne 50.
-, and would have been executed out ior
.t,,.,,tion OF the big roads concerned which
- bafore Commissioner Watchorn protest
sgatnst a general terminal on Ellis lsiand'
@sa'l71 - yVatchorn's idea in having a ter
,,IoaI Of his right hand. it were was to have in
nm % his two hands the care and response
bnity Of the immigrant from the'moment he passed
the inspectors until he landed aHioas i'lS nus
A terminal on the island would nave gwen MN
A. nraTiet. grasp and responsibility but the
- - - "a fixed agreement with the govern
Inenf to carTy immigrants from New-York to their
destination offered a reasonable COMPROMISE inc
road carrying immigrants 49,
The representatives presented Reasonable on'ec-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28
SEAMS cor NE WEARY.

Heretofore the immigrants have had TO stand two.
three and four hours i'm the inspection rooms lined
in pairs, while the physicians examined them one
by one and secured their pedigrees. There was no
exception to the rule; women, young and old. nurs-
ing child carrying two in a sack over the back.
stood waiting their turn. n Il happened that the
mornings crowd had not all been inspected before
the dinner hour there was another long and tedious
hour to stand while the officials were dining. Com
missioner Wgtchorn the inhumanity Of the
thing. and has had long seats built o. which the
immigrants may while waiting for physical eN-
animation. Other humane reforms have been exc
cuted for the comfort and convenience Of the
stranger In the land
While the Commissioner has applied himself 10
humane reforms for the immigrant. he has not
overlooked the employees OF the department Last
summer ne had a roof garden built at the eastern
end OF the main building, where the young women
employed on the island ate luncheon and enter
tanned their friends.
Mr.. Watchorn was appointed 20 succeed William
Williams Commissioner at this port on January
l6. 1895. He was then supervising immigrant IN
spector for the United States at Montreal He en-
tered the immigration service in 1895 as an inspector
at Ellis Island and by faithfulness and efficiency
mounted every step of the service unquestioned by
any political party. Though he was known to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

urers There are manufacturers Of chemically
pure products, so that the retailer can get them
if he asks for them. The profits are sufficiently
large to enable every one to buy the best II
is only a question of dollars and cents. There
are more spurious drugs than pure on the mar
ket-that is, drugs not having the proper physio-
logical action. This is due either to ignorance
Of manufacture or to the spirit Of commercial
ism which has entered the drug business. This
spirit has entered into It 10 such an extent that
there is little thought Of the physiological or
therapeutic value of a chemical If a druggist
does not specify what he wants the average
wholesaler will sell him the thing in which there
is the most money There are few firms that
will not sell inferior goods If the quality is not
specified When I began business I frequently
had 10 send back drugs to reputable wholesalers
because I was not getting the proper reactions"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

the retail druggists ought to have ar onror,,,r,t,
to defend themselves from the charges made
against them and being in the neighborhood.
ne walked into the store of H T. Galpin. at
o'h-aVe. and 57th-st, with the expectation of
getting statement
what proportion of the drug stores Of New
YORK are using poor drugs? was one of the
questions put 70 Mr. GaIpin
1t is so bad that ashamed to tell you"
was the reply. There are few stores that make
II point to purchase exclusively pure drugs.
IN TACT probably less than 2 per cent of New
1orA urug stores have laboratories sufficiently
equipped TO determine the assay Of any drug.
Ihey are really at the mercy of the manufact-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28
80 many weak and Adulterated Drugs Are Sold to
the UnsUspecting Public That a Movement Ts .,
Foot to Check the Great Evil bv LeoisI.+io

among many druggists in replenishing stock TO
mix fresh material with the old
II did not require the evidence of the Depart
ment Of Healths tests to convince some physi-
clans Of the untrUstworthness OF many drug
stores. 1T often happens" said DR.. Herman
NJ Biggs. that we do not get the results
pected from dgtalis, which is prescribed for
heart disease. Geatine coated pills often
Of no value. For some reason they do not dis
solve, and the patient secures no benefit from
them at all. Whether It is because they have
been in stock a long time or because the gela-
tine is Of a poor quality, do not know. Often
times a druggist will have a stock Of tablets Of
various mixtures on hand. He gets a prescrip-
ton which corresponds to the contents of one
Of his tablets. It is to he put in capsules. He
pulverizes the tablets, which may be old, and puts
the powder in the capsules Beladonna and
digitalis deteriorate rapidly. If a druggist is
perfectly honest he will be constantly getting
fresh drugs; if not he will let his old stock
serve"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

tions 70 a general terminal" Commissioner Watch
told a Tribune reporter, land agreed to erect
terminal stations for the exclusive of the i'm
migrant. That's just what wanted. If they do
this. and they have given me their word that they
will the immigrants viii be away from the hands
OF the land shark and reach their destination with
sound bodies and purses"
Under the present system complaints reach the
Commissioners office Of the long delay Of immi-
grants in reaching their destinations not unfre-
quently the unsuspectng aliens fall into the hands
% thieves and confidence men after they leave the
island. forced 10 stay in lodging houses
haunted by the lowest criminals because Of the
fewness Of immigrant trains Several humane re-
forms have already been made but Commissioner
Watchorn viii not be satisfied until the immigra-
ton authorities at this port have fun control of
the situation from the moment the immigrant is
turned over 10 the transporting road until he
reaches his destination.
The immigrant terminals 10 be erected at
once. and some OF the roads have already drawn
plans for these structures They Will coll
lectively more than 100000. The roads doing the
largest business with the government are the Penn
sylvanla. the New York Central, the Lackawanna,
tho New-Jersey Central and the Baltimore and
Ohio. The Pennsylvania and the systems connect
ing with its main line get the bulk OF immigrants,
because fully 20 per OF the immigrants settle In
Western towns or cities. The Lackawanna carries
portion which by natural trend, settles in coal
mining towns. The Baltimore and Ohio. with its
branch systems through the hard coal territory.
carries thousands into that region and for all Of
the roads interested the carrying OF the immigrant
Is profitable business.
The Baltimore and Ohio. the Lackawanna and the
New-Jersey Central viii build their terminals on
the Jersey side OF the bay The Pennsylvania
company has revised the plans for its big terminal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

The following incidents told by Champe S.
Andrews illustrate the effect Of some Of these
nostrums:
lawyer was hurrying along toward the
Brooklyn Bridge. on the sidewalk was some
one giving away samples Of a catarrh cure. He
was suffering from catarrh, and accepted one.
Drawing some of it up his nostrils he expert
enced relief and began to feel surprisingly well.
He decided TO continue the remedy, and bought
a 5O-cent bottle. He used it, and one after an
other bought fifteen bottles. He had become a
cocaine fend. and for two weeks he used
straight cocaine He went to a sanatorium and
finally broke the habit.
An expert msrkswoman, who travelled with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28
A Special Sale of
Cups and SauCerS.

A Special Sale Of Tea, Bouillon,
Chocolate and After Dinner Cups
and Saucers viii be inaugurated on
Monday morning. An entire table
of fine Limoges and Vienna Cups and
SauCers in assorted sizes, decorations
and shapes valued up TO Sc. per dozen.
Your choice 25c. each. Special re-
auctions viii also be made on fine
English China BOuillOn. Tea. Choco--
late and After Dinner Cups and
SauCers.
West 2lst and West 22nd SITS.
Near Sixth Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28
WatChorn Was Himself SwindIed When
He Landed Green from Europe. and Now De-
mands Better Care for Others.

the upper West Side of Manhattan to allow
large space for a separate immigrant station con-
Meeting directly with tracks over which only the
immigI ant trains viii out. There are to he
several more trains put and change of schedule
made by all the roads when the terminals
constructed. Some Of the roads hope to have their
terminals built and i'm operation i'm the fail. Each
of the structures IS TO have every form Of con-
yeulence for the immigrant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28
(qdjafa2> NEW BUILDINGS FOR IN1NGGRANTS. ST
C~J

Democrat both President Mckinley and President
roosevelt have shown appreciation Of his ability
and interest in this peculiar field The al,os, +.1
discontinuance of the smuggling of Chinese across
the Canadian border and the cordial cooperation ~
the Dominion authorities in many important 70
forms begun by the United States government are
credited % Mr.. WatchO~n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

diagnosed. Constitutions differ. one patient ac-
quired the cocaine habit after using catarrh
powders which he could get at the drug store as
freely as he chose. Some OF the headache pow
ders are bad. know Of one woman who had a
weak heart who injured herself by taking
headache combination which contained acetaIl-
lid. She would wake up every morning with a
hoaaacha and took II Is q cure,