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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

tpnnte. Sic teItuno bnrauf, nit Dem
Batter mad Durham, Der Sufcnitaot, gu
reiien, IN Die erite Su fem, i6r berg
li6en @iQtpmm gu bieten, ouf frems
Dem 8pOen, fern Der Seimatb. l1n0
Nprt bate 0as i9limme Sieber lie err
faBt. @ie elm piiter Sraum lag bas
aIe3 nun 6intsr ibr, Sic 9iidreiie, 6ie
lie hoGb frant f6on unterna6m, Die
Qntunft gu Sauie, no tie bon Der
Mutter uno ben jingeren 8riioern uno
bon Sru6e empfdngen tpur0e, llnb
au6 BON Yaul. Wdr er tpirfli6 lei
Ger 9ruppe getpeien o6er bate tie es
getrdumt, OaB CT 70 o%uffallen0
i9meigIam bufeigeitdnoen bate, neil
er INNER mn Ne1ie, Die Neuangefoms
meme, onbliden mubte? llnO Nelie,
nit Sem roIigcn Geii9t unO ben Ia9ens
Sen blduen @ugen, cen f%aitanienbrauz
men 6aaren, bie in Ser Gpnne pie
fliiiii9es 3upfer gldn5ten. uno Die
Mutter nit beIorgtem Slid uro Die
&rantenIftceTer nit ben tiiblen SGnz
bsn un6 Der pei9en, pobit6uen0en
StiElme un6 Der Ir3t unO Sruoe =
cir fpi-res Sur6einln0er BON St!oern
uno perionsn, basu Oas unaufb0rlids
BrauIen una Sofsn in i6rem &opf,.
pie ipenn Der 5IuB oa unten f9dumeuO
iiber feline lfer geIti,gen rno feline Wels
len lie gu periGlingen orobten. NeQis
bate rebli9 Eel Der 9flege gebolfen.
3 ia, ale ia9ten es, ou9 paul. l1nG
neil tie gar 10 piel i'm &ranten5ims
mer geieTen, ga bate er lie gu einem
Spa5isrritt aufgefor0ert, Damn gu
elmer 6a9rt .l6 Hi9monO, Damn iolts
fie audi sic Ta66arn aumGlig fennen
lernen, 0amit lie 3%eritreuung finoe,
un6 fte nabm germ Die Sreunoesoienits
on unb rift unO fubr unO i9er5te uno
ld9te nit paul =
Nu9 beute paren oie beioen sufdms
men fortgeritten, unb Marien bate iidj
ben Ylab 10 9etpdblt. DAB tie o tpeiz
tenn ieben mubte, tpenn ie beimtebrten.
Mpllte iie nod tpeitere @etpibbeit ba=
benz 9atte lie ni9t geieben, geitern,
por9eitern, tpie iie chamber angef6aut9
9atten ibre eigenen Iugen Tie fetros
sen2 4ls er Nenie pom pferbe balf.
bate er fi9 ba ni9t iiber ibre 9ano &C.
beust9 Sutte er nt6t einen &ub bar
auf georidt9
PIN beiratben 1T porldufis ni9t gu
oerten," 10 bate Or. &lens Inii4t
selautet, nunfre fleine Patientir
brau8t 2uftperGnoeruns. sic muE
10 balo dls mDali6 fort"
(S4Iub fOIst.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

Gine II m &c f altung unz
ieres SnbuitrieIpftems ertparten mebs
rere Snsenieure unb &apitaliften bon
Der neuen grfinoune. Die &rGfte Der
Jlutb our Graeusung BON tpmprimirter
2uft ous5uniiben. Sn Soutb Sboma<
ton, We., ioq cine Inlage errri9tet
tperoen. UNI ben @ertb Der Grfinbuns
gu oemonftriren.
Gin &Iappbett. 6as auf
einem Wptortpasen tr%ansportirt tpers
ben fann, bat elm beGler &opf ~erfunben.
Dos 8ett fann, tpenn g%eDffnet, als
Slid berpenoet tperben, pGbren6 es
sef4lofen ols @orberifb oes @ehitels
bent. 4uber elmer Matrase entbdlt
bos 4ett ou& nod pneumatif4e 2iRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

ben. IS mar ia AUD feline Srennung,
Die pon i6nen peGIangt purOe, Oenn
pau!s Sarm, ODER pieimebr 0a5
W~obnbaus auF oericlJen lag nidt piele
Meilen melt entFernt, uno 5ipeis ooer
oreimal in Ser 0o9e fan0 Ell immet
3eit, herifer su tommen. feline grdut
gu beiu6en uno ibr Seri9t gu ~erItdts
ten i6er ales, mas Ii2 lei i'm 5ugez
tra9en. 9enn isit6em Marien DeriprOs
9en bate, Die Seine 81 per0en. Slid
uno llngliid, &o6l oOer Me6s nit Inn
au t6silen, glaubte lie Elm @nre9t duf
aGIes gu beiiben, mas linn 9ebOrte unO
mas i'm angling. ga nonte tie b0ren,
oh oie grolle Stute pieosr 9efuno un6
oh ous leBte &dlb audi ri9tig ges
osibe, of ser Som, ser 6austaffer, Ous
8rot ieBt 10 babe, pie lie es inn ges
lebrt uno OBJ Wbisters, GER tleine Ser
rier oroentIi9 unter ben Ratten aufges
rGumt bate? 3uipeilen rift tie nit
ihrem Batter biniiter, Inn fel6it bort
llmf9uu 5u balten, benn 10 elm armer
Sun9eeIene, Ger lur S6par3e um fi6
bat, peib oft ni9t aus uno elm. go
mubte lie nad Dem 3e9ten ieben unO
Sronung f6affen, no es nOt6ig mar.
r9as ioQ i9on allies anOers tpers
ben," la9te fie, fuenn er ibr beluitigt
auIab, ,parte MIR, bis i9 einmul Die
3igel in bie !Sano bier nebme." uno
tpenn lie I'M 9uuIe na9 ibrer 3ufries
benbeit geI9altet bate, Damn lieB fe es
fi9 AUDI ni6t nebmsn, brauBen unter
Dem @et6ier na93uIeben, OBJ Die 9rut=
6ennen in ii@erem S3uB i6rem pi9s
tigen @eT9Gft obliegen fonnten unO
fetn gefrdBiges 2edermaul BON Seuz
ana, bus beimli6 bonn SluBufer berz
auftrp9, linen bic tp~ertboulen gier
urter ibren Sliigeln meg gu ftibiBen
permp9te. Sic ga6 Som grmabnune
gen uno Gat6i6lGge. rief Die &aben
berbei. I'm iie gu itrei9eln uno ibnen
elm S9dl9en Mil9 bor5uIeben, tonte
nit @bisfers hinter oen iibermiitbisen
3iegen Der uno tebrte, nie lie felbit
fugte. re9t sriinbli9 ous ltnterite gu
oberft.
Mitten in oieie frObliden SAGE mar
Ser berbdnsnibpole Brief aus Teuti4s
LAMB eetommen. @ines Sages fano ie
ibre gltern in eifrigem Msinunesaus>
tuuf9 iiber Elm @9rsifen, oas NIT oen
9oftfa9en gsfommen mar. r9a gibt
es eigentli9 ni9ts 81 beiinnen," bOrte
iie ben Batter fasen, rbas Mdbel folI
gu uns fpmmen. Oas einaige &ino
meiner Der itprtenen S9peit ter = Soft
babe fe fettg - fon nifen, buB tie
Bel uns cine 9eimatb bat. perlt tie fi9
ni9t f9eut, cine 70 peite &eife gu ma
den. Mrs. !Sunter miro I'M Ssptem>
Der pieber 5uriidfebren, Die tbut uns
gepib oen @%efalen un6 nimmt Die
aleine untsr ibren S9ub. l1nS tpenn
es ihr ni9t gsfGut, uno fie pirtli9
auf eisenen Jiben iteben min, bann
fdrn tie aud bier in Siio.frifd cine
Stele als Gr5ieberin unnebmen unb
fi9 better basablen laRsn als in eng
Iuno. Gum uGl~erpenigften miiHen mir
ihr iagen, bab unier 9aus ibr jeoers
aeit often ftebt. Su fttmmft mir bod
ou, Ilte, ni4t9"
marien bate fi6 pie elm ainb eez
freut. uls tie b0rte, oaB Die unbetannte
aouiine tpirtli9 eintrsffen iolte. Sic,
Die fi9 INNER cine S9pefter gez
ipiinidt. iOGte nun cine lisbe gefGbrtin
I'm 5aufe baben, nit Der fe pon ibrem
! Slid, bon ibren 3utunftspldnen reoen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31
Gin SheiI bes Rdubes

- u II 2Ytll VIZ Jlu
OouobertD's aif cuba. gieue Na9e
fori6unsen baben srgeben, bdb Oou'
Qbertp, Der Grsgauner bon peorid, Su.,
BON ben @elbern, Die er ben Steuers
sablern Ter Stabt Yecrid eeito6len bat,
5000, 900 auf Guba in Sabufspldntdz
gen anselsgt fat. 9Offentli3 uirb Is
Ger S6ulbeb0rbe Yeorias g%elingen,
bieie 2dpitalanldge gu erlungen. Sps
nett bat lie aug ben 8efibtbiimsrn, bic
Der Spibbube freipiIig berausgdb,
$1OO,O 900 beruuseeI6lueen. @on ben
Teriibern bes 3aubes unb Der @erz
brennuna Der OouebertD<9lften bat
ma nod feline Spur. Pinterton's
@e6eimpolisiiten bei6Gftieen fi9 iebt
nit benz San; ob lie etfpas ausridtsU
fperben, 1T audi nod speifelbaft.
= Die probibitionsbilt
Der 6erren Sepburn uno Soaiper, na9
pel6er Spirituofen, Die i'm Spif6en,
ftautli6en 8erte6r bsrianbt tperben,
ben @eieben bes Staates unterIisgen
fonen, na6 pel6en lie eelnneen. lit
tinitneilen unidGbli9 gemadt porben.
Der Sufti5ausf9ub bes 9aufes bat nit
9 eegen 7 Stimmen befalOHen, lie ni8t
in grpGgung gu 5ieben. Inter ben
Mitaliebern, bic gegen Die 8in itimmz
ten, befonb fi9 audi Der @bseOrone.e
Scentins bonn elften Oiitritt bon nil
fouri, Der bamit pieberum eeSeigt bat,
Bag er in bisien Sragsn uuf Der ri9tiz
gen Seite ftebt.
-Mn berRiife opnWatne
inb i'm lebten Sabre nabeSu neun WiI;
IiOnm 9ummsrn sefansen porben, uno
baben biefelben ben Sif4ern einen
9ur9i9nittserIDs o 10 Gents bas
Stiid sebradt. 4nssiiats eieies erlore
men G~angrefuItots fdeint bisamobme
bes benz aonsreb porliegeuben SeieBss
gum @dube Der 5ummerinSaffrie ie1r
piinf4enssperth
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-31

statue Ger Konisin pictoria uno cine Sdwar5e nit einen Giel.
Dos nunosrbarRs bel benz erObebsn gu 3amutta III bel Der Statue Der SO
0tcrta 81 bemerfsn, ueIhe I'm Witelpuntt bon 2tngfou febt uno our4
bas grobsten ste %uoQfdnoiae @enoun9 ma4ts Obne aud nur oas geunsfs Der
SeHigtst. itrs Sage Obr Stsluns d~nubhbsn.
The sun., 1907-12-29

At lSc. Low neck Corset Covers. neck
and armholes trimmed with lace edg-
ing; others trimmed back and front
with edging OF lace and ribbon: others
finished with lawn hemstitched ruffie.
some v neck with hemetitcbed tucking
and insertion and edging OF lace. No
mail, telephone or hurry box orders
flled.'
At IOc. Corset Covers. with yoke OF
lace and ribbon beading; others with
lace insertion across front, edging at
neck and armhole. No mail, tele-
phone or hurry box orders filled.
At 2Dc. Low neck Corset Covers. trim
med with embroidery insertion. lace
edging and ribbon beading; some have
yoke Of French embroidery; ribbon
beading and lace edging; others with
insertions Of lace and ribbon beading
in front; some trimmed back.
Al 3Oc. Corset Covers. with yoke OF
fine lace insertions in front, insertion
In back. ribbon beading and lace edg-
ing; some prettily trimmed with en-
brOidery and lace; others prettily
trimmed with Cluny lace; others hem
stitched and lace trimmed.
Paris Made Lingerie in 'he Sale.
Paris made Corset Covers
At 50c. Paris made Corset Covers.
with hand made eyeIets run with rib
bon. hand embroidered scalloped edge.
nv VI sNbtRs Ahl0AG SOftc NONuhDs
front prettily hand embroidered in a
floral design. embroidered eyelets, rib
bon run. hand embroidered scalloped
edge.
At 81 go. Paris made Corset Covers.
front hand embroidered in heur de lis
design. eyelets ribbon run. scalloped
edge. tucked front at waist and finished
with veining.
At Bl.5D. Paris made Corset Covers.
hand embroidered front in a floral
design, hand made eyelets ribbon run.
embroidered scalloped edge. hand made
tllcks and Veinings at waist.
PRrie made draWNrss
AZ D&8c. Paris made Drawers, hand
embroidered slashed rIIifie. finished
with embroidered scalloped edge.
At @1.O0. Paris made Drawers, sheer
quality, trimmed with hand embroid-
cred scalloped rlffie.
At8l.DB. Paris made nAinsook Drawers.
ruffie joined to Drawers with fine
veining, dainty hand embroidered dot
ted and scalloped rufiie; another style
has the rune hand embroidered in a
pretty scroll and scallOped rufle.
The sun., 1907-12-29

Bleached German Damask, very pretty
designs. Soalloped Table Cloths, our
direct importations: 2x2 yards, "a. rs
each; 2x2H yards, @S.2S each; 2xS
$50 each
Also a lot OF odd bleached Scalloped
Damask Tea Cloths. 30 inches square
imported 90 sell for o. rs each, at
Disc. each
Hemstitched Damask Doilies from
$500 to $3.50 q doxen
Scalloped Damask Doilies. from
BS.5S to D 1000 doz
Fringed Dsmaslz Doiliss. frcEn
81 90 TO $3.50 dozen
Fine quality Hemstitched German Dam
ask Tray Cloths. 1Sx27 inches. at use.
each; exceptional value.
Odds and ends Of slightly soiled Deco
rative Linens. consisting OF Doilies.
CentrepieOes. Tea Cloths. Scarfs. at
40 to so per cent. on.
The sun., 1907-12-29

At 4Dc. Muslin and Cambria Gowns.
v neck, yoke OF cluster tucking lawn
hemstitched rnffie on neck and sleeves;
oChers OF muslin. high neck. same style.
No mail. telephone or hurry box orders
filed.
v neck, yoke OF embroidery insertions
and hemstitched tuclxing. lawn hem
stitched ruffie on neck and sleeves. No
mail, telephone or hurry box orders
filed.
At 6Oc. Nainsook Gowns, square neck.
trimmed with embroidery and cluster
tucking; also cambria. V neck. yoke OF
henstitched tucking; also muslin, high
neck, yoke OF solid tucking. embroidery
ruffie on neck and sleeves. No mail.
telephone or hurry box orders hlled.
At 5Rc. Muslin Gowns. high and neck
yoke OF cluster tucking and embroidery
insertions. lawn hemstitched ruifiei
others in square neck, solid tucked
yoke, trimmed with choice embroidery
ribbon beading and lace edging on neck
and sleeves also chemise effect. round
yoke OF hemstitched tucking, short
sleeves. lawn hemstitched rllftte on neck
and sleeves. No mail. telephone or
hurry box orders filled.
Paris Made Walking and Underskirts.
At s9c. Paris made Underskirts, made
with fitted top and finished with hand
embroidered scalloped edge.
At Sl.sO. Paris made Walking Skirts,
made with fitted top. and trimmed with
hand embroidered scallOped ruffie.
Paris made Gowns;
At 81 go. Paris made Gowns. high neck
tucked front. hand embroidered seal
loped riffie around neck, down front
and ON sleeves.
At 82.A8. Paris made muslin Gowns.
front hand tucked and finished with
herringbone stitching. turnover collar
and cuffs on sleeves. prettily hand en-
broidered in dotted and doral designs
At RA. So Paris made Gowns, Chemise
style, in fine nainsook; front is prettily
hand embroidered in bOwknot. dotted
and horal effects. hand made eyelets
ribbon run. embroidered scalloped edge,
flowing sleeves embroidered in bowknot
and horal designs. scalloped edge.
Paris made Bridal Sets:
At 80. AS and 8lO.BS. Paris made Bri-
dal Sets, consisting Of Chemise Gown,
Chemise and Drawers. beautifully hand
embroidered and trimmed with ribbon.
The sun., 1907-12-29

rsappearanos TO enjoy the stupsfaction OF
certain distant heirs for whom he had an
aversion. Not much credenoe 10 attached
TO her story. and it IL believed that the
Count has been Eoully dealt with.
Police investigation an this case may
lead 20 the discovery Of an Unsuspected
ssries Of murders. At Lsgh0rn three
Algsriana, two mon and a woman, were
q local coral factory.
The woman Clamorsd to be allowed to
have her baby. which she said was in the
neiGhbOring village Of Pontedera.
There the police made q surprising dis
oovery. They found a gypsy wagon hidden
In dense wood and In It two young boys.
Who stated that they had been kidnapped
and cruelty treated by the Algsrians. who
were also guilty. they said. OF various muir
dera at Bari and around Naples. their victims
bodies having been thrown into the sea.
Further search resulted In the discovsry
Of q sum in gold coin. quantity OF valuable
iSwelry and revOlvers and blOodStained
knives. The AlgerianS are now suspected
Of having killed Count RenSullO.
Great amusement has been caused at
the Munich law courts by the story OF tho
exploits Of hand OF swindlers. Like the
famous Captain Of Kospenick, the leader
Of the band. a house painter named John
viii. thought out his scheme while serving
q sentence for fraud.
Upon being released he revealed his
plan to his two brothers, one a baker and
the other a lockamith. The result was
that soon afterward two elegantly dressed
gentlemen attended by valet made their
appearance in southern Bavaria.
They represented themselves as Counts
Carolua and Arminius Won Barunn, but the
valet assIduously dropped hints that tho
strangers were the Archduke Francis
Ferdinand, heir TO the throne of Austria.
and his brother. bGnisbed from the Vienna
court for b time ip consequences OF an un-
fortunate duelling AFFAIR. The -Archduk0"
was represented TO he on a visit to the
BavaTian Palatinats. where a treasure
belonging TO him. worth several millions.
lay buried.
The mystery was skiIRulIy heightened by
tales Of wonderful powers Of clairvoyance
and magnetism which the -Archduke"
was said 20 possess. For more than two
years the trio succeeded in extracting sums
Of money out Of creduIous persons They
did 30 well that the SArchduke" eventually
increased his suite with chamberlains and
adiutants.
The gang waR finally caught at Wurz-
burg. but from all pa rts Of Bavaria witnesses
have come TO testify TO the prisoners
nefarious operations The proceedings in
court were pUnctuated with roars OF laugh
ter. % the prisoners in the dock showed
hOundless assurance and persisted 10 re-
Rerring TO each other as his Roval High
nese my BROTHER Dozens of witnesses
have yet % be examined.
The sensation OF the day in Vienna is a
huge canvas exhibited this week in the
Kunstverein Gallery representing "A Po-
grom in KieF." by the Polish painter
Fabianski. who has been an eye witness OF
the barbarities perpetrated there ON de-
fenceless Jews.
Not since the exhibition OF the great
painting OF the famous Red Sunday in St.
has anything been shown de-
picting in such realistic detail the horrors
The sun., 1907-12-29
Table Cloths and Napkins.

Fine bleachsd Scotch Satin Damask
Table Cloths and Napkins to match.
beautiful patterns. our own importation
Cloths. 2x2 yards ........... S2.69 each
Cloths. 7x2T yards ......... .&3.3S each
Cloths, 2xS yards ...........S .S4.OS each
Napkins to match. 20 inches, S2.55 a
dozen; "a inches ..... .SS.sS dozen
Table Cloths and Napkins. made by
the famous John =. Brown A Sons, Bel
fast, Treland-not to be had elsewhere in
Brooklyn.
Blesrhed Satin Damask Table Cloths,
2x2 yards, B2.68 each; 2x215 yards.
$3.50 each; 2x9 yards. S3.DS each
22-inch Napkins to match 81. .DS dozen
Also two extra specials in Napkins. made
by the above. They are very fine
bieached Satin DRmask. and a splendid
range Of pretty designs; ~ Inches.
19.OS a dozen; "a inches,
BA.DS a dozen
The sun., 1907-12-29

At yard instead Of 8Sc Heavy quality Irish all lnen
silver bleach Damask 81 inches wide.
At yard Bleached all linen Irish DAM
ask 81 inches wide; variety OF pretty patterns
a OF Heavy, all linen, bleached
satin Damask. os inches wide; very pretty patterns.
At n instead OF 8l.2S. Extra heavy beached
satin Damask. yards wide; beautiful Of exclusive
patterns.
At O6c. a yard instead OF Extra heavy bleached
Irish satin Danask yards wide made by John 3. Brown
Of Belfast Ireland for whom sole in
this borough.
The sun., 1907-12-29
SEE THE IRISH GIRLS CROCHET LACE

.Mlb
%
creating Interest n Industrial matters
The sun., 1907-12-29

OF the new building is devoted exclu-
sively to the loading of the delivery and
express wagons. Realizing that the
widening Of Livingston Street was de-
signed to relieve traffic and transit con-
ditions. al speedily az possible, arrange
ments were made to do all the delivery
work on our own premises.
The two Easements are used for the
vast delivery service, the most ingenious
and perfect ever invented and put into
operation. All the mammoth machinery
10 being removed from the buildings be-
tween Fulton and Livingston Streets.
and the enormous space thus vacated
turned into thousands Of square feet OF
selling area
The sun., 1907-12-29

At 3Dc. Cambria Skirts. lawn hem
stitched tucked ruffie. No mail. tele-
phone or hurry box orders filed.
At soc. Cambria top skirts. lawn hem
stitched umbrella ruffie. trimmed with
ruffie Of embroidery; others trimmed
with lace; others with insertion Of lace
and two clusters Of hemstitched tuck
ing, also dust ruffie. No mail. tele-
phone or hurry box orders filed.
At 8Oc. Muslin Skirts, trimmed with
heavy cambria tucked ruffie; also dust
ruf1e.
At 5Dc. Cambria Skirts. tucked lawn
umbrella ruffie. trimmed with hounOe
OF choice embroidery.
At Csc. Walking skirts. deep hounce.
composed of lace insertions and hem
stitched tucking. lace rulf1e; others
with hemstitched tucked umbrella RUNE.
trimmed with hounce Of fine embroid-
cry.
At Sl .3e. Walking skirts. tucked lawn
umbrella rulfie. trimmed with full
ruifie OF good open embroidery.
At sI.4s. Walking skirts, tucked lawn
umbrella ruGiie. with deep hounce.
trimmed with two insertions and wide
edging OF imitation Baby Irish lace;
others with two full flonnces 0f fine
embroidery; others trimmed with Valen-
ciennes and Cluny lace.
Bridal Sets. Sl.9S and S2.oS.
Al y sbSs lnree piece brlu4t sets. con-
sisting OF Chemise Gown OF nainsooh,
prettily trimmed with insertion and
edging OF Valenciennes lace and two
rows OF ribbon beading, short sleeves
trimmed with lace edged rufie; Chemise
and Drawers to match. No mail. tele-
phone or hurry box orders filed.
At |2.DS. Bridal Sets. three piece, nain-
sock Chemise Gown. with embroidered
yoke and insertion and edging OF CIuny
lace and ribbon beading: short sleeves
with lace edged ruffie; CheEise and
Drawers to match. No mail, teIeph0ne
or hurry box orders hlled-----.-- .-----..
Aprons, &c. 70 I4c.
AtDc. Small lawn Aprons, with hem and
tucks. No mail. telephone OF hurry
box orders filed.
At l3c. Maids lawn Aprons. with cIus-
ter of tucks and hemstitching No mail
telephone or hurry box orders dllod.
At lac. Gingham Kitchen Aprons. In
neat checks. finished with hem. No
mail. telephone or hurry box orders
filled.
The sun., 1907-12-29
The
Future

tions and responsibilities to the pub lie
from whom this preatige came. The
STORE ACCOMMODATING desires 70
accommodate itself even more 70 the
wants and needs OF Brooklynites and all
it's friends.
To lead, one must lead. There must
he no pause. Great a. this Store has been.
IL will be greater still, and 1908 will find
borough In the greatest city Of the
greatest country in tho world.
The sun., 1907-12-29

See q.
The !.
Exhibit
The Great Annual Sale of Muslin Underwear


the
an produced the
O n Efforts in
The sun., 1907-12-29

The fee from curb to curb
under Livingston Street is
owned by this Store. and
here a vast basement has
hean excavated and finished,
The sun., 1907-12-29
The New
Building

new building and saw the vast
improvements completed and
Others nearly finished. The added
building runs from Livingston
Street to SchermerhOrn. occupy
ing a space Of 2OOxl7O feet, with
two Easements under and six
stories over ground.
The sun., 1907-12-29

When a store grows to
such unparalleled proper
tionS in any community it
In no longer a mere mart, Il
IL An institution with obliQa-
The sun., 1907-12-29

With that public spirited
meas characteristic Of Abra-
ham and Straus, -, 900 square
feet OF inestiinabfy valuable
space ON the ground floor
The sun., 1907-12-29
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The Growth of a Great
Store and It's
Future

FOrty-three years ago
..-,.., on Fulton Street, just
~ below johnson, a small
store was started. LIS staff con-
sisted OF five, including the two
members Of the firm. To-day that
store stands indisputably the lead
ing and largest retail establish
ment OF Brooklyn, with vast fac
tories and offices all over the
world. Even its distributing de-
pots in Brooklyn are larger than
the original store. In a short
time the latest addition, the larg-
est single building ever con-
structed by any retail house in
Brooklyn, will be ready for Occu-
pancy. This will place Abraham
and Straus among the most i'm
pOrtant and extensive stores in
the whole world.
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BROokLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Under tine
Street

reaching from Gallatin Place to Hoyt
Street. and adding over 2s. 600 square feet
Of selling space-making in all the great
est floor area for actual merchandising
possessed by any store in this country.
Great as the development Of this StOre
has been, business has more than de-
manded IL. Close upon the architect
has followed the mason and carpenter,
and treading upon their heels has come
trade, all this vast construction being
used a. rapidly as finished. Our faith
In the future OF this great borough
has been justified. We are ready for
far greater triumphs in 1908.
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instantaneous resurrection. as Il may
be Witnessed on the stage, is an annoying
absurdity that has long grieved the play
goer who objects to the disillusion caused
by the Unsuitable vanity OF the player.
anxious 70 miss nothing in the way Of ap-
plause that may be coming his way. Actors
are not such sinners In this respect as their
brethren OF the operatic stage who during
the recent season at Covent Garden seldom
failed TO succumb to the temptation.
Can anything he more absurd than the
sight OF stout tenor-distinctly robustO--
rising from a bed Of mortal sick ness or from
death itself to bow his ack nowledgments
and even 20 repeat the swan song which
has come from his supposedly moribund
throat5
In Faust for instance. Valentine will
achieve a sudden resurrection In order 20
repeat his aria. The Duke In Lucia" dis
appears. only 70 resppear and give a few
more phrases OF his delightful La Donna g
Mobile"
II this sort Of thing panders to the vanity
Of the singer it certainly irritstes the opera
goer. who 10 also an opera lover. and the
practice ID indefensibls. The artist COM
plains with reason Of the chatter OF stalls
and boxes at the opera. but the audience
on, their side have reasonable cause for
complaint in the continuance OF a custom
that 10 little n any less vicious.
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yellow. journals. as a general rule. are
printed on more or less impeccable white
paper. but Ia London there are a number
Of exceptions. The Westmirsier 0dspns,
ewing TO the color Of It's pages, has been