New-York tribune. [volume], September 26, 1910, Page 5, Image 5

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NO RUPTURE IN THE 50UT
Venezuela Denies Eeported
Breach with Colombia.
Caracas. Eejtt. 25.— That fries dly relations
etlll exist between V«-n*-z;u*Ja and Colombia
was the declaration made to-day In official
quarters, notwithstanding th« report that
TTw has been a rupture between the two
cotxntrte*. Thla s;overnment, however, ci
perts the Colombian Minister, Dr. Torres,
te p-asnnT Colombia's modlnra-tions of the
treaty negotiated by V&sc.uez Cobo, former
Coloinhiaa Minister to Venexuela, tne pre-
Maalssuj draft of which was signed on
Jnne ■_ -..*.
This treaty bean on navigation, frontiers
and cooamerclsJ relations and provides for
tas c«£s!cn te Vencsuela, cf territory on
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*s2§i§PiiiP HE words "Business Courtesy" shall find here a new definition.
KB T ™ They shall include more than formal deference or the mere
§§L-g^§! politeness of policy.
fllJjyjjQ We are hosts; you. our guests.
Everyone here shall serve you with a host's desire for your pleasure.
Patience, time, expert advice, interest in your comfort- --all we have shall
be yours, impartial, inexhaustible, complete.
Not servility, but service. We do not wish our people to be obsequious.
That attitude destroys self-respect, stands no test, defeats its purpose.
With allowances for human limitations and the occasional failures of
fatigue, salespeople, drivers, the office- force- --all whom you see and those
who serve unseen- --extend to you "that politeness which has its seat in
the heart." •
They are proud of this store. Their courtesy is a welcome.
GIMBEL BROTH ERS
BROADWAY MF"\A/ YORK THIRTY-SCCONDST,
SIXTttAVE>XJE INLW TUPir\ THIRTY -THIRD ST.
OPPOSITE GREELEY SQUARE
the Orinoco. Iniiida and N*gro rivers, and
It? ■■eeaaaMl negotiation was expected to
result m the settlement of disputes of long
Ftanding between Venezuela and CoJombla.
The provisions of the treaty !p come re
6i>ec7s have not t^een sarlsfactorv to Co
lombia, and Venezuela has demanded that
the suggested modifications be submitted
by Dr. Torres before he is received by
this government. Pending the settlement
and the reception of Dr Torres. Venezuela
has recalled Dr. Santos, the Minister at
Bogota, to Caracas for the purpose of
making a. detailed report.
Dr. Torres, when asked to-day concern
ing* th« reported •everln*; of diplomatic re
lations, said: "This report is not tru«.
There 1b merely a difference of opinion re
gardin*- formaJltlea, which we nope will
xew-yoiss: SMfiSf TRIBUXE. moxday, September 26, 1010.
KLEW TOO FAST FOR AUTO^
Crowd Sees Aviators Win Race
on the Motor Parkway.
Garden City, Lone Island. 6<>pt. 25 CSpe
cial). A race between two aeroplanes and
two automobiles Interested the crowd
around the Meadow Brook Club and motor
parkway to-night Captain Thomas Bald
win and "Tod" Shriver. each In a Curtiss
machine, flew from the field here, passed
the- Meadow Brook Club and sailed over
the parkway. Shriver being five hundred
fe«t In the air. and Captain Baldwin about
four hundred feet below him.
Both biplanes kept about even and were
near the grandstand on the parkway be
fore they turned. As they started back
two automobiles came along, also racing.
and challenged tba biplanes. U
The automobiles, though of the racing
type, were no matches for the living ma
chines, which flew away from th«"m. fol
lowing the course of the parkway for some
distance to give them a chance to cat h
up. Shrlver and Baldwin then returned to
the aviation gTounds
Clifford B Harmon, who hap completed
his monoplane, in which he hopes to fly
ninety miles an hour, showed it for the
first time to-night- The body of the ma
chine Is drum-shaped and it has two 50
horsepower engines.
ROOSEVELT ON TUBERCULOSIS
May Address Saratoga Springs Meeting
on Health Conservation.
Saratoga-Sprlngs, N V., iieis. 3.—Theo
dore Roosevelt, his other engagements per
mittlng. will address a tuberculosis mass
meeting to be held here on Wednesday.
according to the announcement made by
those In ck*rs« of th^ tuberculosis . «m
paign. Colonel Roosevelt has been asked
to give his Ideas on tIM < -onservation of
human health, devoting special attention
to the campaign which is being waged in
thlß state to make good the- slogan "N*o
Uncared-for Tuberculosis in New York
State In 1915"
TWO CHILDREN HURT BY FALLS
Boy afid Girl Taken to Hospital, the
Latter Seriously Injured.
Two children were taken to Harlem H —
pltal yeaterday, aufferlng from serloua falls.
Four-year-old Sarah Rotheman fell down
a stairway and crashed through the win
dow .>f a basement store under the bou«
at N.. I Eaic. 114 th «treet. where 3he lives.
Her head was severely cut. and «>he ww
also Internally Injured. Dr. Fulton said
her condition was serious.
Juliur Fedor. ftve veara old. fell from th«
rear first floor fire escape of No 231 East
9i>th street, and his slrull was fractured.
The child's parents live In the first floor
apartment of the house, and tt Is supposed
th3t the boy lost his balance whfle playing
on tpe Ironwork. t
BIG HOME COMING OF COLUMBIANS
Th» large party of Knlqrhts of Columbus
and friends who are returning from an
el?ht weeks' pilgrimage tbrough Europe on
tr.« iteamer *U<?rUnd. of Ui« Red Star
Une. nhlch docks at tb« N>^r Chelsea ptsr
tftls iornin« win receiv* a welcome* fM«
tllwr N w York brothers, who have mad«
| elaborate plans to siv» th* wanderers a
i warm home corninsr Th«« \- w York laßfcjlßM
I w ill escort th* party to the Hotel Mar!
| boroush. wher«» an >nform*l reception will
jbe held. in the evenm* a dinner win b«
I given in honor of the r#turninsr piUrtrr.a ta
I tfco lar^e dinir - hatl of the hotel.
LTWCHED 3tEK AMERICANS
Tampa. Fla., S«*pt. 25.— Records found in
• the clerk's offlce of rhe Circuit Court show
that Castenge Flcarrotta. on* of th« "n«r»
lynched her* on Tv.ea"t»v nlsht. took out
; naturalization papers here in IDQt. Anselo
. Albano. the oth-»r Italian Ijrnched. tt la
asserted, was naturalized at New Orle«ai
three years ago.
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