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Chez Frédéric.\nOysters Grill & Tea. Select. Open all year.", "FURNISHED Rooms & Apartments.\nLatest comf. Breakfast or pens.-i. R. Bricks.", "LA ROCHE-SUR-FORON (Haute-Savole).", "CHATEAU HOTEL. Winter sports centre.\nNr. Geneva. Eng. mangt. Pens. im. 26frs.", "### LE HAVRE.", "MAJESTY HOTEL. Nice Havrais. New,\nbuilt 1266. Fae's sea on beach. Casino. Comfs.\nLES LECQUES-SAINT-CYR-SUR-MER.", "G.D. HOTEL. Plages des Lecques. Facing\nsea. All comf. Full sth. Tennis. Incl. 40-60frs.", "### LILLE.", "BELLEVUE HOTEL. Best Situation.\nFirst class in every respect. RESTAURANT.\nCARLTON HOTEL. Up to date Establ.\nSTRICTLY FIRST CLASS. Moderate terms.", "### LYONS.", "THE BRISTOL. The newest 1st-class hotel.\nPerrache rly. stn. 150 rms. 50 frs. Moderate.", "CARLTON. The Aristocratic Hotel, Place\nde la République. Restaurant. Garage", "LE GRAND HOTEL, \"THE \"DE LUXE\" HOTEL\"", "GRAND NOUVEL HOTEL. The only", "HOTEL. Sea front. Central. Open all year. Full south. Running water. Heat. Lift.", "BUCKINGHAM HTL. Av. Baquis & Bld.\nV. Hug. Rms. break't only, fr. 45-50i. all new", "EDWARD'S PALACE HTL. Open all yr.\nto sea. All comf. Incl. from 70 frs.", "HOTEL GALLIA. Open all year. Modern.", "GIRALDY'S HOTEL O'CONNOR,\n200 BOOMS. 100 BATHS. ALL COMF'S.", "THE GRAND HOTEL.\nNear Casino and Sea. MODERATE TERMS.", "HOTEL GRANDE BRETAGNE. Open\nsince September. Spec. early season terms.", "GRAND HOTEL D' MONT BORON.", "Best panoramic view. Own gardens. Restaurant.\nINTERNATIONAL HTL. All comf. Excl.", "HTL. DE LONDRES. Ent. renov. H. &\nc. rung'w. Priv. bath. Incl. from 30frs.", "HTL. DU LOUVRE. Open all yr. Cent.\nAll comfs. The best cuisine. Incl. from 30frs.", "HOTEL MEDITERRANEE. On sea front.\nHOTEL DE LA PAIX. Facing the Casino.", "HOTEL METROPOLE.\n150 rooms. All comi. Central. Always open.", "MIRAMAR PALACE HTL. (Mont Boron)\nRd.) Ex-residence of H.M. Queen of Portugal.", "NEW VILLAGE. Panorama. Each room with private\nbath. 1st.cl. Rest'n. Thés-Dansants. Motor-car serv.", "HOTEL NEGRESCO. Open all year.\nNew ice. 300 Rooms. 300 Bathrooms.", "NEW YORK HOTEL\nMost central with best comfort.", "HOTEL DE NICE.\nFINE PARK. EVERY COMFORT.", "HOTEL DES PALMIERS. 200 rooms.\n80 bathrooms. Large garden. Garage. Moderate.", "HOTEL DE PARIS. Boul. Carabelac. New\nMangt. Absolutely every comfort. Incl. fr. 45frs.", "HTL. PRINCE OF GALLES. Up to date.\nIncl. im. 50frs. Same hse: Htl. Louvre, Vichy.", "QUEEN'S HOTEL. Open all year. Central. Nr. Theatres and Casinos. Pr. Bath and Phone. Very moderate terms. J. Agid. Pr.", "HOTEL REGINA. Residence of the late\nQueen Victoria. Open all year. Autumn terms.", "HOTEL RUHL. The finest hotel in Nice.\nFacing Sea and public gardens. Opp. Casino.", "TRIAXON HTL. Place Mozart. New. On\nProvençal Gdn. All mod. comt. Incl. 55 to 60frs.", "HOTEL VILLA MARINA. In own park.\non prom. Up to date. Tel. Add. \"Hostely.\"", "WESTMINSTER HOTEL. Sea front.\nProm. des Anglais. Incl. terms im. 100frs.", "HOTEL WEYH. En'ly ren'd. Ring wtr.\nFull south. All comforts. Moderate terms.", "PENSION ARAS (בשר), 7, Ave. Baquis.", "All latest comfort. Best. cooking.\nCASTEL BLANC. Pens. Av. Marconi. Cmf.\nHealthy site. 15m. im. Cent. Trams. Fm. 35frs.", "HOTELS HOTELS. Only first-class hotel on Rhine. Motor at Stn. BEATENBERG (above Interlaken).", "G.D. HL. VICTORIA. 1st cl. 200 beds.\nTennis. Orchestra. Lovely walks. Mod. prices.", "### BERNE.", "BELLEVUE PALACE & HERNERHOF.\nLast word in comfort. The Finest Position.", "HOTEL SUISSE (SCHWEIZERHOF).\nThe only 1st-class hotel opp. station. R'g water.", "CAUX (3,800ft.),", "WINTER RESORT, Bracing Air, Lake\nCAUX PALACE, 300 beds. REGINA, 200 beds.", "CHATEAU D'ŒX.", "GRAND HOTEL & HOTEL BERTHOD.\nTerms from 16frs. (Tea incl.) From 12frs. Fom.", "HOTEL ROSAT. Favourable English 500. House. Superb situation. All exports from 12frs.", "PENSION LA BRUYERE. Homelike\nsean. Eng. Hsc. Cl. good cook'. Mod. prices.", "### COIRE.", "HOTEL STEINBOCK. Opposite station.\nFIRST CLASS. MODERATE RATES.", "### DAVOS-PLATZ.", "GRAND HOTEL & BELVEDERE. 200\nbeds. Own ice rinks (curling, etc.); open all yr.", "### GENEVA.", "HTL. BEAU-SEJOUR. Champel, 1st Cl.\nL'ge pk. Golf, Ten's. Fine views. Tram e'v 5min.", "HOTEL DE L'ECU. Lakeside. Opp. Rous-\nseau. Lie. Rung'w. and 'phone every room.", "LA RESIDENCE. 1st-cl. R'dential House.\n180 beds. H. & c. Private bath. Mod terms.", "HOTEL RICHMOND. On the Lake. Home-\nlike. Every comf. Fams cook'. Inc. 13frs.", "HOTEL PENSION REGINA. Magn. sit. on\nlake. Ent. renov. Rung. w. or bath only.", "### GSTAAD.", "BERNERHOF. First class. Family house.\nAll winter sports in highest perfection.", "ROYAL WINTER PALACE.", "A really \"de luxe\" hotel in ideal situation.", "### INTERLAKEN.", "HOTEL DU LAC. Running water in all\nrooms. Open all year. Pension from 13frs.", "### LAUSANNE.", "BEAU-SEJOUR. 1st Cl. Central. Quiet.\nLarge park. Tennis. Every modern comfort.", "BELVEDERE HOTEL. H. & C. running\nwater. 120 beds. 100 beds. Terms from 12 francs.", "BRISTOL-REGINA HOTEL. View. Com-\nfort. R'n'g water. Apart's. w bath. Lift. Fr. 10frs.", "BRITANNIA HOTEL-PENSION. Superb\nview. Garden. Water.", "BAVENO (Lake Maggiorc).", "HOTEL BELLEVUE. First class.\nG. Sci. Proprietor. Late Savoy Hotel, London.", "BELLAGIO (Lake of Como).", "HOTEL DU LAC. Modernised lge. ter-\nrace; fine view on lake. Renow'd cuisine & ceilar.", "BOGLIACO (Lake of Garda).", "G.D. HOTEL BOGLIACO. Winter season.\nHomelike for stay. Apt. w. baths. Tms. im 40 lire", "BORDIGHERA (Italian Riviera).", "HOTEL D'ANGLERTE. Engl. House.\nEnt. modern. Beaute. garden. Incl. im. 40 lire.", "HOTEL AURORA. New house. Every con-\nfort. Water throughout. High and sunny.", "CONTINENTAL HOTEL. H. & cold water\nthroughout. Suites w. baths. Meals at all times.", "HOTEL HESPERIA. 1st-cl., family hotels\nHTL. MIRAMARE. R'g w., numer. priv. baths.", "Very sunny sit. Mod. terms. Exc. cuis. 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NOVEMBER 11, 1926.

LA
GRANDE
MAISON
DE BLANC

Place de l'Opera
PARIS

(France): ONE FRANC.

BRUNNER TRAGEDY:
BURGLARY SEQUEL

HUNT FOR DOCUMENTS IN ROOM
IN WHICH COUPLE MET
THEIR DEATH.

VALUABLES UNTOUCHED.

FLOOR LEFT LITTERED WITH
PAPERS AND SILVER
ARTICLES.

Detectives were yesterday investigating a mysterious raid on the room in which Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Brunner were found shot last week at Green Cottage, Roehampton-lane, London, S.W., the residence of their son-in-law, Prince Ferdinand de Liechtenstein.

The circumstances in which the raid
was carried out support only one theory
—"that the object of the intruders was
not one of robbery, but the obtaining of
certain documents." The house was
full of valuables, which were left un-
touched, and in their haste the intru-

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Brunner Killed Wife and Self While
Of Unsound Mind, Coroner Declares

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LONDON, Monday.—That Mr. Roscoe Brunner shot his wife and then committed suicide while of unsound mind, was the coroner's verdict at the inquest to-day on the mysterious death of the millionaire chemical manufacturer and Mrs. Brunner, who were found dead in the library of the home of their son-in-law, Prince Ferdinand de Liechtenstein at Roehampton, London, on Wednesday night.

It was testified by Sir John Brunner, that his brother was much disappointed recently when he was not included in the tentative directorate of the Imperial Chemical Industries, the new British combine which took over the business of Brunner, Mond and Company, Ltd., of which he had been chairman since 1918. While not affected financially Mr. Brunner's pride was badly hurt, Sir John said. His health had not been good for many years, nor would he ever take a holiday.

It was brought out in Sir John's testimony that his brother had also been greatly distressed by his wife's activities to get him what she called proper recognition for his long services and ability in the new organization.

Her efforts had led her to attempt to interest a newspaper in her husband's behalf, an action which Sir John believed might well have turned his brother's brain.

The evidence, however, stressed the mutually affectionate relations between the victims of the tragedy, despite Mrs. Brunner's occasional moodiness since their marriage in 1898. Much has been published since the tragedy to the effect that his wife's interference in his business affairs might have affected his mind, while friends have insisted that Mrs. Brunner's "interference" was a beneficial interest in his business. Mrs. Brunner was a writer of distinction.

They were last seen alive when they visited their baby granddaughter in the nursery of the Roehampton house. The body of the millionaire, with a pistol in the hand, was discovered by servants four hours later lying beside that of his wife in the library.

Princess Ferdinand de Liechtenstein, their daughter, who was with her husband in Austria at the time of the tragedy had hurried back, but their son, Anthony, is in the East and cannot return for some time. A younger son is in school.

people a larger proportion of the time
income of their nations than we are
paying in this country.

"If the French franc should now be stabilized at 3c, the French Government will have taken four-fifths of the value of the loans made to it by its own people, which is an enormous capital tax, tantamount to confiscation. We should bear that in mind when we discuss the burden the French people have to bear."

## ALUMNÆ ORGANIZATION TO HOLD ANNUAL DINNER-DANCE

(Special to the Herald.)

NEW YORK.—The Holy Child Alumnæ of New York, 630 Riverside Drive, will hold the annual supper dance at the Park Lane on Thanksgiving Eve, November 24. The committee includes Miss Kathryn Mooney, chairman; the Misses Josephine Kean, Kathryn Brassil, Agnes Lynch, Anna Russell, Gertrude Skelly and Cathleen Tooley. Officers of the alumnæ are Mrs. John O'Connor, president; Miss Kathryn Mooney, secretary; and Miss Gertrude Skelly, treasurer.

### DINNER FOR OXFORD SCHOLAR

NEW YORK.—Professor Gilbert Murray, of Oxford University, was guest of honor at a dinner at the Hotel Astor recently, given by the League of Nations Non-Partisan Association. Professor Murray is delivering the Lowell lectures at Harvard.

he said, "and then left Paris. The next thing I knew, word came that all three pieces had been accepted."

The artist makes an occasional portrait, but the larger part of his work is imaginative. A year ago the Reinhart galleries in New York held an exhibition of his modelling, some pieces being expressions of musical themes. At present, Mr. Lovet-Lorski is doing no modelling, but carves directly in stone or wood.

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All Americans must see our beautiful dresses before touring on the Continent.

—(Communicated.)

## Special Hunting Can Will Dazzle

LONDON.—Camouflaged in green, brown and other shades of the jungles, so as to deceive the keen eyes of wild animals, a special hunting automobile has been completed for Rajah S. M. Saadat Ali Khan, of Nanpara, India. A dazzle of light to bewilder tigers and lions is part of the equipment of the car, which cost about $20,000.

The car is of fifty horsepower and was designed for exclusive use in the jungles. It has buffers in front and behind to protect it from charges by wild animals.