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New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
Famous Expert Tells
Ho~ "a. Mey Be Removed Refidy ~
Simple Home Re@edy without tsus'"g
Mr.akies Giatx. bag the Diet or
Ae1eSSstN Tor tNerC.Se.

Fat is nothing but unused energy, says d
v.r,rniDc7lt I,..vsician. and The man or woman
vic - buTdeDed with il csn easily get rio OF
4, ST rbey wish All they need is Z ounce OF
gsrp,oIa Is ounce OF Fluid Extract Cascara
s,o,srfr nrf6 ela ounces of Peppermint Wa
ter al of whscn they Can get al any eooc
~s-.-. -frFe for q few CENTS Then let Them
80 or4s reaspoonful AFTER meals and at bed
sTnl. un-sl they sre down TO The FEe-ghf fsey
>ssist be
Iias simple home receipt IS FAR and away
h<.rer than any all The patent or secret
-,.-sic icf.ff for il reduces the tat safely and
ra~u.lsSsIv The ingredients are II fact bens-
<elsi TO tho svsten- having beth tonic and
v,nrisv svtpS qualities anG SO help rather thai
6,strsss the stomach. The reInecy does moi
cssse wrinkles for IL reduces one gradually
md naturally preserving q good outline, ana.
t,est OF all needs neither physical exercise 10
s.~5., q DO TIE ssac~k. does il require any
,~Tznre =, dse.-ons can get results and stili
.sls ss,f- e.. seasv--eafiug nesnxhEf= 5Hst what.
-z-s,e- arlf how he IT she pleases Be sure ana
re- re rrzz-nola IN a sealed package. SO that
-, get Nar1ncia ana pol substitute.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
HOBBIES AMUSE PARIS
Most Popular Christmas Toy q
Tight Skirted Automat0n.
IBy Cable to The Tribune

tBy CAots 60 ! he lIipoAA@1
Paris. Dec 17.-Bright sunshine anu
keen. fresh wind are rapidly drying up
the mud and slime caused by the steAoy
rainfall during the last fortnight ana
Paris at last Is in full holiday attire.
Christmas and New Year gifts NIL the
show windows.
The most popular toy OF the season.
which is being purchased by thousanos
of children and grown-up persons. 10 an
ingenious automatic walking figure or
dainti,y dressed Partisan woman. Win
an enormous hat and ermine furs ana
mufr, wearing the hobbie skirt The gait
of this automaton exactly resembles me
short. jerky, fettered steps OF women
whose ankles are imprisoned by ths
'.iupe entravee.'
BY clever mechanism the figure topples
over and picks itself up on It's 1eet
again. lust as smart women do now and
then ON the boulevards.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
ARTISTS BOYCOTT SALON
French Humorists Decide to Have Ex
hibition Of Their Own.

Paris, Dec. s.--The artists who work for
the French humorous Journals are up Ii
arms against the editor OF one OF these.
The conflict lies between the editor in
question. who organizes annually the
Salon des Humoristes,' and the artists
own society. At large meeting the
artists decided TO boycott the salon and
establish an exhibition OF their own To
an interviewer NJ. Willette, a famous black
and white artist. said: ''Of course. we shall
have some 'blacklegs' against US. strike
could not go on without them.
-.But If you only knew the misery OF
some in cur profession. How many anus
ing drawings witty phrases. light hearted
pleasantries they have TO produce in order
to get just enough money not to starve
with hunger themselves and 10 feed their
families
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
BRITISH LIBERALS LEAD ALBERT GETS 8 YEARS
Danish Ex-Minister of Justice
Sentenced.
EMBEzzLED FOR YEARS
Self. Confessed Thief Was Friend
of King Frederick and Idol
of Poorer Glasses.

Copenhagen. Dec 17.-Former Minister
of Justice p. A. Aiberti the revelation oI
whose banking frauds in the autumn ol
1905 scandalized the country. was sentenced
to-day to eight years penal serVltude. al
berti suffered physical collapse IN Meich'
1909, while awaiting his trial, and was re-
rioved 10 a hospital, where he remained
Until sufficiently restored TO face his ac-
cusers.
For fourteen years 4Alberti had held
commanding place both in politics and
finance. He was a member of the Deunt-
zer ministry, and later dominated the
Christensen Cabinet which he entered as
Minister of Justice in 1905. AS president
OF the Bondesstandens Sparkasse. a saV-
ings bank and of the Danish Farmers EA-
rort Association, he was the custodian real
IL of enormous funds to which ne pegah 10
help himself, according to his own confes-
sion. seven years before he accepted the
portfolio of justice.
IrnpIeasant ruTnors had been in clrcula-
ton for some time before the exposure
came, but the Minister was the intimate
friend of King Frederick and the iool Oh
the poorer classes, and his financial genus
indomitable will and brilliant oratory re-
pcatedly saved him. But the time came
when he could no longer cover MS trachs
anu, hard pressed, Alberu confessed that
he had 1nisused the funds of the bank and
that he had systematically robbed the tx
port Association and its customers from the
day that 1t began business in 1889 Ills
regulations amounted, he said, to about
s2,soo,oo0, and the money had been lest IN
South African and American mining vent
ures Popular INDICATION was SO intense
that Premier Christensen, who recently
rad publicly affirmed Albertts honesty, was
forced to submit the resignation OF the en-
fira "a abiref
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
THF TRIBUNF'S FORETCN NEWS

held by the Duke of Wellington at Queen
Nictoria's coronation and by Lord Rob-
erts at King Edwards coronation
Fashions have been set by the Earl
Marshal for peers and peeresses in
fresh decree respecting robes and coro-
nets. The refrenchnent- OF expenses
being general after the elections, Official
permission for the wearing of Edwardian n
rcbes and kirtles for second time Tor
the coronation of George V is timely
economy.
Medieval sovereigne gave personal
friends various rights and privileges at
coronations, and these form the basis OF
scores of claims by descendants which
a special court with commissioners IN
levee dress is now gravely considering
Official etiquette ani red tape take the
place Of picturesque incidents, and sound
Radicals like the Lord Chancellor and
Lord Morley are fussing over petty de-
tails.
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce speak
with enthusiasm of their journey arounn
South America and tell of the many
signs of progress among the Spanish
repubIics. They are having busy
fortnight before their return to WASH
ington.
Reception to Americana
The London section of the Navy
League has arranged brilliant ball ana
reception for the officers Of the American
souadrons. This patriotic function VIII
take place at the new hall in the Savoy
Hotel. and will be attended by prom1-
nent members of the American and I'll
erims' societies and many women.
American blueiackets have ceased TO oe
a novelty on The Strand ano ma II uit
fcult to keep out Of mischief
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
PARIS BOURSE DULL
Business Conditions in France,
However. Remain Satisfactory.

IBy Cable to The Tribune-J
Paris, Dec. 17.-Business conditions IN
France remain satisfactory. but the
Bourse is dull and Irregular. The only
popular demand is limited to bank shares
and a partial recovery is noted n
French railroads
French imports during the first eleven
r1onths of the present year show an IN
crease over the corresponding months
of last year of $4s. 100000 for food
products
The enormous stock Of bullion at the
Bank of France will permit an ample
supply to be placed at the disposal OF
the Bank OF England to meet the neaVy
demands of gold expected In January
from the United States. Argentina
Egypt, Brazil and India. the admlraoie
panic preventing national banking ana
ronetary system of France enaphhs
such important disp!acements OF goio
tn be effected without the shgntest Mn
france to regular business.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS VIEWS
Swedish Journal Publishes Them on
Tenth Anniversary of Institute.

Stockholm. Dec. A-In connection with
tie tenth anniversary OF the foundation OF
the Nobel institute. the Swedish Journal
''Svanska Dagbladet'' publishes a number
of opinions expressed by recipients OF the
Nobel prizes on the utility Of tho awards .
far the respective sciences Among those
who have contributed to the sympos,p,
are the Engiishmen Major Ronald ROs.
Sir J. J. Thomson, Professor Rutherror5
and Sir William Ramsay.
Sir ]. ]. Thomson expresses the view ,h.,
the Nobel prizes have exercised a good An.
nuence on the progress Of physics and F,ro.
lessor Rutherford says that they nav.
created an International opinion as 10 wba,
II considered the most important work .,
the service OF science.
SIR William Ramsay says that the No,.,
ps!SA has made life easier for him and
helped him in procuring arparatp-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
PROJECTIIlE FIRES A1RsHlPS
NAV Make Bslicose Employment OF
Balloons Impossible.

Berlin, Dec S.-The trials with the ne"
proiectile apparently fred from r1he' tor
Use against asrships, which were carried
out at the experimental institution LOT
hand firearms at Halensee, outside Berlin'
are understood to have yielded surprising
results. The projectile, which Is desc31neo
as small shell, set fire to the bailoohs
through which 1t passed, with results that
would have been Immediately fatal to any
airship in like case.
Previous trials had led to the conclusion
that airships were practically immune
against ordinary rife bullets. If. however.
the new ammunition should fully justify
the claims made for it, and should not be
ruled out by the Geneva conventions. it
would go far toward rendering the belli-
cose employment of airships impossible.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
EARNINGS OF KRuPP WORKS
Gross Profits for Year Are s., ,000, 600
Firm EMPLOYS 10000.

Berlin. Dec. 15-The great armor and gun
making firm OF Krupp has announced 10
per cent dividend for the year on the share
capital Of s4a. .00o.oo0. as compared with 8
per cent last year The gross profits for
the year are $s0OO,0O0 half Of which Is
written off and the rest devoted to the re-
serve, TO dividends and to contributions to
the invalid and pension fund for the Arms
10000 employees, which now aggregates So,
100000
Inc employees in addition have on deposit
with the management $S.150.0Oe
Krupp's contribution TO the workmens S
state insurance fund amounts in 1910 to
81 $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
NEW CORONATION COINS
Special Five and Two Pound Pieces
To Be Issued.

London, Dec. 9.--The fve-pound and two
pound pieces which are to be struck in con-
nection with the new coinage will form
special corona ton issue Only limited
number viii be issued, and the coins are
not intended fer general circulation
They will be on sale to the general pubic
at their face value at the Bank or England
curing the coronation period, and the ma
ioriIy are expected to be purchased by
souvenir hunters and coin collectors. All
though rot meant for ordinary circulation.
the coins can be legally rendered in the
same way as other coins. Special proof
Gets will be kept st the Royal Mint and
sold In cases at an extra charge of % per
cent above their face value.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
RUSSIAN EDITORS ACCUSED
To Be Tried for Lese Ma1este 1or
Publishing Douma Speech.

ST. Petersburg, Dec. 17.-To-day's eo'lio"s
of the 'sRech'' and four other daily news
uapers were conascatsd and their eoato1s
will be prosecuted for lese majestic TOT PUG
fishing at length the speech mace IN tne
Douma by NJ Purishkevttch IN cohneo'ion
with an Interpolation as to the oeha'ioi
of the police on the occasion OF the recent
student meetings held in protest against the
,1,aged crue1.ies inflicted on political pris-
oners.
Tn his speech Purishkeyitch quoted stu
dent orator as saying that the time has
conn. to nut an end to the satraps OF the
s.,,,,,arv Nicholas IL" The offence Of
lssa n,ajeste is punishable by a term OF
eight years in the galieys.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
MANY KISS ToLsToY's GRAVE
Peasants Arrive There Daily to Pay
Homage to Author.

Moscow. Dec. s.-Tostoy's grave. AT Yas-
MIA Poliana is likely TO become one OF the
chief places of pilgrimage in the empire.
Since the funeral large numbers Of peas
ants arrive there daily. They come mostly
on foot. and many are now on the way
there. tramping from places far distant
At the grave many hundreds may be seen
on their knees, chanting and kissing the
soil. The pilgrims are allowed to pass
through the rooms which ToIstoy occupied.
where nothing has been disturbed There
is deep resentment at the Holy Synod's ac-
ton In torbidding memorial services in the
Orthodox churches
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
TO BUY GRAMME OF RADIUM
Sir Ernest Cassel to Make $4,000 Gift
to English Institute

Vienna, Dec. S.-lhe director of the Eng
lish Radium Institute, Mr.. Alton. has ar
rived here to purchase gramme of radium
from the Austrian government The trans
action was carried out in the name Of Sir
Ernest Cassel, who intends giving the ra-
dirm to the institution. Mr.. Alton made
tie proposal a considerable time ago to
tl.is government bnt then obtained nothing.
as there was not sufficient of this valuable
material to hand.
Half a gramme can now be sold. Its
veiume will be ascertained, and then for
yyarded to England in January. AS soon
as the other half Sramme has been pre-
rared at Joachimstflcl process which will
take about three months, II will also he
DISPATCHED. The price is $4,000 for one
gra1nrne which will be reduced to 14,e00
for the English institute
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
FOR SECOND sIMPLoN TUNNEL
Swiss Parliament Hears Negotiations
Are in Progress.

Geneva. Dec Tin the Federal Pnriia-
ment to-day a discussion took place con-
corning the second Siniplon tunnel. N.
Seller. Deputy Of Valais. and NJ. Freiburs-
haus, Deputy of Earne. Insisted on It's con-
struc.ion without further delay. Herr For
rer, chief of the Federal Railway Depart
rent, replied that he was unable to give
explanations on the matter at present, as
negotiations were in progress. but he as
sured the Deputies that the mise con-
cours for the construction OF the second
Simplon tunnel was imminent
Acco ding TO the rates or wages and cost
of living to-day, experts esun1hte ihat the
hcring OF the second parallel Simplon tun-
ne! viii be between $562o.o00 and S,sG0.eoo
at the minimum.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
YEAR OF MOURNING FOR POPE
1911 Is Fo1tieth Anniversary Of Loss
of Temporal Power.

Berlin, Dec. 15.-The Pope, IN reply TO the
request of the German Roman Catholic
Workmen's Association to receive the usual
yearly deputation on January 6. has replied
in the negative.
In his response to the headquarters Of
the association, at Cologne, the Pope says
that IN view Of the fact that the Italians
are arranging numerous celebrations dur
ing 1911 to commemorate the fortieth ami
versary OF the cessation OF temporal power
by the Pope the Vatican will observe next
year as year Of mourning.
Consequently ii Is proposed to reduce all
festive ceremonials at the Vatican to the
lowest possible scale, and no deputations
will bf, received
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
PLAYWRIGHT ADMITS CRIME
Set Fire to Barn to Get Local Color
for His Drama.

Vienna, Dec S.-The playwright and poet,
Herr Friedrich Steinschmied, has given
himself up to the Prague police, and con-
fessed that he had committed arson in Or
der to gain local color for play
He stated that in a piece named Her
Secret being performed In a provincial
Bohemian theatre there is scene in which
a peasant sets fire 20 barn In the re-
hearsals this scene could not he made to
look realistic, so he made up his mind that
he must experience a criminals impressions
hin; ;self.
Therefore, he went into the country and
set fire to q barn, while he took notes of
the situation and of his personal feelings
The play has been great success
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
AT THE LONDON THEATRES
Fairy Plays Will Occupy the
Boards, Beginning Monday.
TBy Gable to The Tribune

BY Cebe 10 Inc ilioui.c-l
London, Dec 17.-Hoiiday programmes
at the theatres will start at the Hay
market on Monday with a revival OF
The Blue Bird a fresh scene having
been added.
Other fairy plays will be Peter Pan,
at the Duke Of York's; Alice at The
Savoy: Chicks in the Wood. at the
Hippodrorne, and THE Piper" at st.
yames's Theatre, the last being an i'm
uortation from Boston via Stratford.
fashioned pantomimes are "Cfn-
tiereIla" at the Lyceurn. and JACK ana
the BeanstaIk,'' at the Drury Lane, with
glimpses of Leith HILL Titania's realm,
the giants garden. the dungeon OF de-
spair and the royal reception rooms and
armory.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
NO ADVANCE IN SEALSKINS
Prices in London Showed No Improve
ment Over Those of Last Year.

Victoria, B. c.. Dec. I7.--Reports from the
ssalskin sale held in London yesterday as
which 5000 American and Canadian skins
were offered showed no advance in prices.
The average price brought by the Bering
Sea skins WIS IS. Last year MOST OF the
Bering Sea product brought SIS and $50
skin. With the smaller amount OF skins
taken this year, II was expected that tho
price, which has been steadily advancing the
last few years, would show a decided in
crease. and local dealers arc unable 10 ac-
count for the apparent apathy III the mar
ket
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
THE PARIS AUTO SALON
Manufactures Exhibit Shows
Progress of Last Two Years.
Paris. December s.

Paris December g.
The automobile salon, now open at the
Grand Palace Of the Champs Elysees.
Is the first held by the manufacturers
themselves, and not. as before. under the
direction OF the Automobile Club OF
France. The decorations of the various
stands are carried out in accordance will:
a uniform plan adopted by the board of
managers. The artistic effect as has
already been described by cable In The
Tribune, is fully equal to former efforts.
Great credit is due to the two architects
who have arranged the exhibition. NM.
LOysel and GrAnet AS there was
no salon OF automobile industry last
autumn. the present exhibition marks
the progress made during the last two
years Experts are unanimous in their
opinion that this show. from a technical
standpoint. surpasses anything yet seen
here There are no radical inventions
or striking novelties. Perfection. SIM
plif1cation. silent working and reason
able prices are leading characteristics
which constitute an important stage in
bringing motor cars within the reach Of
modest purses and making them moro
popular than ever.
The dominant features of the present
exhibition consist % in the bloc mo-
tors" in which the motor and all its
parts are united in one solid bloc" or
piece: (2) frightening the piston stroke
movement: CD perfection II methods Of
automatic oiling under high pressure;
"a the valveless engine, and (5) lighter
and more comfortable carriage Work.
Four systems OF valyeless engines are
exhibited-the Knight, the ROLAND
Pilain, the Henriod and the Mustad- In
these the use of the universal joint be-
tween the speed gear sliding shaft and
the speed gear shaft avoids the eventual
warpinx OF those parts. owing to the
flexihlity of the frame. The French
cars are placed under the central dome,
and include elaborate exhibits of the
Renault, PeuSeot.
Charron, DeIaunay- -BeIleville. Dion. ST.
zaire. Gobron. T-rir. Lorraine-D Dietrich.
Darracq an .otber veil known types
OF TIL fcreian ~ou1tries, Germany
takes TIL lead in the nurlher and I'M
portance OF its exhibits and ser@s speci-
mems of the Mercedes. Benz anu Horch-
italy has brought forty selections OF the
Fiat, Isotta, Lancia, Fraschini and Es-
cat models: the United States ID repre-
sented by the Hotchkiss, Ford and
Mitchell. and England has the Rolls
Royce, Austin and Daimler.
The carriage work is remarkable fer
the tendency to lightness. simplicity and
low, deep seats. Lishtness Is attained
by the use of aluminium wherever prac-
ticable. The torpedo shaped body leads
the fashion for touring cars. Several in
teresting devices for adapting yarious
carriages to the same truck attract at
tention- The change can be effected by
one man in a few minutes. For In
stance, the Vinet system enables either
a closed or open carriage, to be placed
at will on the same chassis. The favor-
ite six-cylinder engine is now seen III
use On light power cars. The exhibition
is highly successful. and the average
number Of paying visitors during the
first four days was fifty thousand
c. L b
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
Government Only Holds Its Net
Gain of One Seat.
REDMOND'S SON ELECTED
Heads the Poll in East Tyrone,
Emphasizing His Fathers Vic
tory Over O'Brien.
TMarconi Aerogran, to The Tribune

[Marconi Aerogran1 TO The Tribune
London, Dec II, via G1ace Bay, N. S.
The dingdong hattie of the electorate
continues.
Until the last moment gains were even
ly divided among the earliest declara-
tions to-day, the Liberals winning North
Oxfordshire and the Unionists Montgom-
cry after a hard fight. This left the
government with a net gain of single
seat in the entire contest, with Buck
rose uncertain and South Dublin even
more doubtful.
The Unionists' hopes were dtsappoint-
ed in Buckrose, which went Liberal,
along with the other Yorkshire seats.
and South Dublin was carried by the
Nationalists, as they had confidently
predicted.
Meanwhile John Redmond's son, Will
lam Archer Redmond. instead Of being
defeated in East Tyrone, appeared at the
head Of the POLL.
The Unionists carried St Andrews, re-
ducing the coalition majority to one
The Wicks borough polling on Monday
affects a Liberal seat. which the Union
lists may capture under favorable cir
cun1stances. If they have Wilton and
win Wicks. they may offset the coalition
gain of one seat
There is a stronger probability that
the coalition will retain an advantage OF
one or two net gains after a remarkably
close contest in a record of two Parlia-
mentS.
Redmond, moreover will have sue
ceeded in arresting the progress OF the
O'Brien movement and reducing the
number of the Independents after most
aggressive canvass.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
RUSSIAN SOCIALIST FREED
Frederonka Released, Only To Be Re
arrested on a Charge Of Murder.

Winnipeg, Man., Dec. T-Frederonka' the
Russian Socialist whose extrad1tlon the
Russian government has been seeking and
whose trial attracted much attention all
over America was discharged from custody
b,, Judee Robson to-day on a writ Of
habeas corpus
The Freedom League, OF chicago ana
New York, advanced large sums Of money
for his defence.
Frederonka was later rearrested. He is
charged with the murder of Russian SOL
diers three years ago.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
KEEL TIC HAVE AVIATION MEET
Flight from That City to Berlin
Planned, with Stop at Hamburg.

Berlin, Dec. 1.-THE Northern Aviation
Club is planning six days meet TO be held
ar Kiel during yachting week. June IS TO
q. The sport viii have the patronage OF
Prince Henry and the grand closing affair
VIII be a flight from Ikisl to Berlin. with a
stop at Hamburg.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
SCHISM AT UNIVERSITY
Professors at Munich Balk at
Anti Modernism Oath.

Berlin. Dec. IA dispatch to the
.1 ,oks1 Anzeiger" from Munich says
that the oath disavowing ModernlsIn'
required of theological professors by the
Vatican has caused schism in the
faculty at the University OF Monich'
One professor has retired from the
Church and several members OF the
theological faculty have abanooheo
their spiritual functions rather thah
take the oath.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
LANDSLIDE KILLS FOUR
Several Other Persons Injured IN
an Accident Near Naples.

Naples, Dec. IA landslide at Pls-
ciotta, in the province of Salerno, to-
day caused the death of four persons
and the serious injury of several others
One house collapsed and nine were
damaged.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
ROBBERS GET $4,000 AT FEz
German Postal Station Pillaged, Cour-
ier Informs Tangier.

Paris. Dec. IA dispatch from Tangier,
Morocco. says that a courier arriving from
F.ez reports that the German postal station
at Fez was pillaged on December 5 and
sl0oao stolen
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
TO ExPEL JEWS FROM MOSCOW
Forty Families Must Leave Before
January IA.

ST Petersburg, Dec. 17.-Forty Jewish
families win be expelled from MOSCOW on
January IA next, ss they do not come
within the provisions of the law recently
approved by the Emperor permitting Jewish
merchants of the first guild and their fani-
lies 10 reside in the city and province of
Moscow. Fifty young men will also be ex-
PEELED, as the provisions Of the law permit
only children under age to reside with their
parents.
clared at Moscow, kharkov and Kiev Dis
orders are anticipated. as this is custom
ary lust before the Christmas holidays.