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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

The teak wood is much admired and
fast becoming fashionable but it cannot
be made common, ms it is both expensive
and difficult to obtain. 1t comes from
India, or rather goes from India 10
Japan and China, where it is carved.
The wood is light in color, but it is some
times stained or dyed, and it is this kind
that we generally see in this country.
The open worked patterns are particu-
LARRY effective as doors and decorative
manrels. There are only two direct inn
porters of it in New York, although it is
to be had at many furniture dealers, who
receive it through the French markets in
small quantities. 1t may be interesting
to know that a small pedestal costs $65
and handsome carved chffonier 81 200.
New York Press Every Day Talk"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

The income of a good corporation lawyer
is far above that OF the best paid judges
The interests at stake are enormous. The
Grand Trunk Railroad company was com
PEELED To pay $4,000 for personal damages
TO passenger in one case. The case was
tried three times. aud on each trial the
jury Increased the amount of damages If
the man had been killed the full amount
of damage that could have been recovered
would have been only 5000. If man
loses a leg or hand or an eye he may get
as much damages for it AS his heirs could
get for his whole body in case of death
New York sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13
New Work for Young Women.

The very latest occupation for young
women who have been delicately reared,
but who are compelled by changes in the
mill wheel of life to earn livelihood, is
to clean bric-a-brac in the great mansions
of New York. They are called bric-a-
brac cleaners, and have brushes made
expressly for their duties. Not every
young woman can become expert at the
business 1t requires a delicate touch.
the greatest care in handling the treas
ures, and the knowledge how tastefully
to arrange the dainty ornaments in way
that is most pleasing to the owners. The
work is refined, and just such IS re-
fined young woman would ike.-New
York Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

DR.. Peter Hood, of London, in a commun;-
cation to The Lancet, calls attention TO an
article published by him in the same jonrnal
some twenty years ago, on the value of cal.
cum carbonate in the form of calcined ov.
ster shells, as the means of arrestinp the
growth OF cancelous tumors. In the casa
which he then reported, that of a lady
nearly 50 years old, the growth slouobad
away and left healthy surface after -
course OF the remedy in question, as mnch
as would lie on shilling being taken once or
twice day in a little warm water or 70,
lie now reports another case of sehirrus ~
the breast, i'll the wife of physician in
which the treatment was followed Inv an ar
rest OF the growth and cessation of the
PAIN, the improvement having now lasted
ior years, and no excrudeScence having TINS
lar occurred. DR.. Hood says that the rem,
edy can do no harm, and that the nr;na
tacie evidence in its favor is certainty
stronger than that on which rests the usa ~
oman turpentiile, so eagerly resorted 10 nv
the profession. He would restrict tho trioi,
10 we'll marked cases of schirrus and M
Deheht should be looked for in less than tbrI.o
months.-New York Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

nouest man, aware of the august nres.
snu, INTO which he is ushered, and main.
'uliy awe to his own insignihcance:
wish to make deposit"
H1 oihcial thurriedly)-What name,
Modest Man-C. Smith "'' ''aiiie'
C.l HUH what's ca '"s S'''e"Sm'-
IN ,H quest Man lcheerfully)-C2 WHY 10
t hass ,h, i' letter in the alphabet. sounde5
uaio, IKE X, before n, o, Il, |. sand ss',
S TS, IKE s. before e, and view y ar
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

kosmos announces a singular adapta-
ton of photography. 1t is well known
that under the microscope steel is found
to be an agglomeration of CRYSTALS, and
that upon the difference in these CRYSTALS
the quality of the steel can be more or
less determined. Nj, Wedding, to make
the observation more complete, heated
steel to whiteness, and as the use of the
microscope under such circumstances
was impossible, he photographed the
metal and subjected the negative to
microscopic examination Photographic
News.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

Tramp Thankee, mum; It's a fine dinner
you've given me, mum There's only one
thing more I'D ask in tn world. an that
smoke.
Kind Lady You can have that, and wei.
come. There is Il box of cigars in the closet
which ! gave my husband for Christ
mas
Tramp thastilyl-Neyer MUD, mum. I've
got pipe, an saw an cid cabbage down
tn road, New York Weekly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

There are no trades unions in Persia.
but there is something which suggests it
IN the partial system of guilds and APP
prenticeships, although this is bv no
means universal, not distinctly organized
and formulated, For example, the mer-
chants or large traders of Teheran rem
resent body that has head called the
Malsk-i-Toiah, a man of wealth and
aolil'y' who in cases of need represents
lheir cause before the shah.-Detroit
Tribune Letter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

= st" "il[S'one Dealer Ito widow se,ectinO
an S'pielrW hat was the cause of vo,9
"U W9l death, Mrs. Hendricks? M
how mtoow--poor John died of brolcr
sn brought about by unfortnnate
speculation in Wall street u''''''
ua auinos.one Dealer-In that case Mrs
.elect n s,nna , would suggest that you
an ~ stone e, with the figure OF q nml
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

According to the latest report OF the in.
ternationai hnreau of telegraph admins
trations the submarine telegraph system
OF the world consists OF i2O,01G nautical
miles OF cable. Government administra,
tons own la,a2i miles, while l0J $40 are the
property OF private companies The total
cost OF these cables is in the ueighborhood
of two hundred million dollars.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

Paris correspondent says that It is
hardly possible for any one not intimately
acquainted with the facts to realize the ex
tent OF the petting and adulation that are
lavished ON Alexander Dumas He has a
clique or eoterie of his own which sur
rounds him with all sorts of attractions.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13
An Over .Anxious xyifa

Wife (whose husband, realizing fine
need OF exercise has bought a bicyclel~
| Snal be SO anxious, John, dear, until
you have learned to ride it well.
husband (fondly)-Dont get nervous
iooiisn little one, shall be very careful
Nlfe--1ou must, indeed, John, re.
member that the bicycle cost over S1O0.
The Epoch. SAVO'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13
MA. AND MAS. .owsea.


7 NJ pousef has been that way ever since
IVA were married, and suppose he VIII Keep
4, N, 10 the end - just like all other husbands.
yhsn ma brings home half a dozen collars
,,,ov that A circus il about 20 begin, and
,,rsnare accordingly After supper he goes
p,s,airs 10 try them OH. aud ! take seat on
,he liver stem. knowing full well the part !
.n, 70 nlav For a couple OF minutes all u
an;a, Then hear the mutter OF distant
thunder. followed by an exclamation OIL"
"By the great horn spoon, but II had that
man here Id murder hIinP
Ahont sixty seconds later his head appears
over the banister and he shouts:
"Mrs. Bowser, come up hereF
"Whats wantedf'
"Come up heref Look at those collars, VIII
your
whats the matter"
"Matterl That internal shirt maker ought
TO be scalpedl | told him No. 10, and he has
made them all No 20l'
"Nonsensel Here's the stamp on them
and they are all right. Try one on.
He buttons one on and they fit splendidly
Indeed. he never had such fit. He looks IN
the glass, however. grows red in the face. and
shouts:
"Look at it'll ri kill that man before noon
Tomorrow He has done it to spite mei'
"Nr Bowser, that collar is all right. You
- ,ho+ satt
heee' uau I 49, oo,, ~ II b,,ch nm IN rho
sn.' 80 ,n y sats l., Front, Observe how
.,a.N' :, at NV eorst You want me
70 9a" ,,,,o hahoon don,, vou, m walk in
!" 80 - I.or artar b,.eotfa.t to-,,or
row morning, and If don't slam the buttons
L..
oi na,,,t COO ANYTHING wrong with
bus ''n any ''7
'h e'N - a,,,..o ,,o,, ~ tbev n.de c,e lool
-, w, '. .1 co., oo,II,;, 500 anv,bin,
''"e = ..'N 49,, Mro powsar rva cot to
ou' Vi ,"o III y,. ..';.ts 49,, T,,ara sra a,,,a
,,'I'e . 20" =. -. ha sat,iaj,s
'n','os ~, ,,,,,s ~, ono ~ tho
anu - ~, -, 10 ,,e,.ar ony
eo'iais s,.'i. a,'',;r IT, wore a. and I'll
,.- .,,. ~ ,.a,,lG1n't Nv. an aversoe husband
,,5i'' ~ asd ,.io,. I, = civ, h;s
no u'," that ,ha whole ,nenogarie
nc" snr 70 x I frss gra,is Thav in1ar
pu' on IS = sa,,,rIav ,;,,h, and ba
ANY Conc up ~ w.. S,ndev wear
wants ~ ~ o,a 80. ha,v ,,v.r
N''o" =" r. .,,. Glar,,, ~ az ,nt
" ho'"e' anu -. h;,
| 4. 4.
'"e .,'o ~ ~ i, -. sto,,., ,,,o, tho han;s
'''''
,.u.u,r
en- ,,h hr;,, ,o,na INV sbo,o,, Last
t,,n
alW,, L. ,.o,, ,,. 80 sho,,,,,,n
,.T. ' r''I, ~ ~. ;'1s'aI az, lie do .has.
Ni ~, 'l'o ~ re- -. -
,a,;,rh.i IIl ,nrr1ar hin, rigbt before bis
.o,n'en', .,i;ia'a'1n'
"io anu
,,;.h tl,a shirts,n
..ua,tar,m he ,,at,s 90 no i,,,,,,, ~, and
- IeIi;,, 80 ~ ,t,a H., a, 80 I,n,-,t
..oarr,Hina,,s Fla ,,,,tari Nv hand i f;esaan
snins ~ ~ on -.
Ia,a., -. =, ,hot h,,1a,,,, Ill, =, 10,
Is us, ~, - .i., - -
sarth hnt what rIl have bis b,oodm
WI thav lot all right to mo I'll. hand
j. stig ;yith starch va, -
I'm -, ,ha. ~, ,,;,t, o.,,;.. -,
s;dos s,arch, paInla ;,,,,sa ar, IVA l,,..,,..,
never kict but tbe worm hos turned ar lost
I.,,l,a IN -. - -, ~, I;fs
.,t tbat sba,f, sta,,l i, ~, ..'a,, - ,y.,,
von,re ),
PIT -, arothar and IN oc,,,. loo
yhat tha trnnt,la isn
Tan r,inrtas Iatar ba oo,s and loon
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

There is a luxury, positive and grateful,
IN clothing the feet each morning with
shoes and stockings that are clean, dry aud
perfectly lifted, and the faithful members
respond with an celebrating vigor which
Ia too pleasing to be remanded to special
and rare occasions.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

First Drummer after train robbers bull.
let had been stopped by his companions
watch ,Whewl That was narrow escapel
Second Drummer holding up his battered
watch Yes; that shot was intercepted In
the nick OF time. Jewellers Weekly,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

1t $ better fox de jority o. men for
stay IN de place whar ia b'lonr. De
dewberry vine doan grow SO lone atter
| 5 lifted erbove de groun' "''''
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

AN engraver ON brass usually gets A
salary OF $4,000 year and am enSraver
ON steel about the same, according 10 an
expert. ~ '''
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

Etiquette.
ale is oppressiyely polite"
show sof'
"Why, when gave my ball last winter l
mover invited him and he sent a card of re-
grets"
Regrets for whatr'
THAT hadn't invited him. Life.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13

lie who builds according to every mans
au wee VIII live in very crooked house.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-13
To stars Hash Rolls.

Prepare the meat US for ordinary hash.
chopping 1t very fine. Moisten with spoon
ful OF cold gravy or meat juice il YOU have
1t; add an equal quantity o; mashed potatoes
fresh Is best), and the same of stale crumbs
grated and soaked in cream. Work all we'll
together with the hand, make into rolls about
three inches long and half the thickness, and
brown In a hot oven fifteen or twenty min
utes, or you may spread the hash in a we'll
CREASED bread pan and set in the oven; when
Drowned on the bottom turn into a dish
crusted side up, ard send to the table.--New
Orleans Pieayuue
Three little boxeis OF Ceylon tea, each
weighing i've pounds, were sold by auc-
ton in London recently at the extraordi-
nary price Of $7.6s per pound 1t was a
very rare variety known as choicest
golden tipped pekoe." The leaf was
small, but literally blazed with golden
tipping.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
U.iNT I DEI LL-ROOW.
nowitzers Cannot Manipulate Their Cannon
satisfactorily.

4 joint mecting of the Committoo, ou Finance
and Grounds and Eailns, was called for ia Q
night but only Two members q the Finance
Committee appeared.
The committees were called to consider the
resolution auf rOprlaflng to fhc Richmond How
ltlcIs $4,000 10 3 pef cent. bond, f0r hc rlr-
pose of buil.ang dri.-room as Wing o. tine
ArmlrV.
Ina speaking ODD this room Few DAYS ago to the
Finance Committee. Lieutenant Charles q.
EO,hcr said that az present n was utterly lm-
possible TO drill thc men prol er'; that Tho haf-
terry hes grown con lccrabN 40 She past i,v
floor of thc arlnory WAS totally inadequate t0
accommodate fhc men.
That the lowltIcrs are willing COB relu4u. u
thr $3.50 annually anl rottlsftl iLcu ll tuc city
~ The 5000 are appropriated
The Grounds and Buildings Committee iu-
formally decided JAS; night % recommend %
the Finance Committee fhat the appropriation
Dos made. They could uo. take formal action, as
they were called together in joint sion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
THE HUSBIND IRRE>rED.
Mr.. stcss and His WIFE who Tried to Commit
Suicide.

The condition Of Mr., Stcss, who tried io COM
nit suicide at her home on Byrd street, near
Ninth, Thursday last. was somewhat improved
yesterday. though She Is still very weak from
the effects OF her rather large dose OF laula-
mum.
II this cfOri 10 end her life failed She WgIld
repeat the Vporimeut until % va. ~uccr.sfui
Yesterday. however, she seemed 90 haNc
changed her mind. and IO-ltNel. refused 20 he
seen Icy lIatfs man, saying she was sorry Tor
what She had done, and wished the matter 90
blow over.
From Mr. Shaughncssy over whose har-room
! the woman lives, II was learned NAT She took
the poison In nt of passion caused ht her hus-
bands coming home 10 dinner thursday. nnd
on account OF some MISUNDERSTANDING with The
Wouid-hc suicide. he took their hyc-year-old
daughter away with him.
Mrs Stcss then procured the drug and took
the entire bottle, aud informed colQrcd woman
iu the house OF her act Who lmlut hatciN gave
the alarm and summoned the ambulance.
Mrs.'Stc.s is tweniy-siN years OF age. ana is
said 10 DE handsome woman. She is spoken
well Of by her nHghbors
Although her husband has NOT get returned
home. "a friend spending fhc dav with tlr SICK
woman yesterday SAID shc had mo- doubt that he
would rctnru To- hl, wife ae soon ass ms day s.
work ar the free, gar was done.
Mrs Stcss Is said 10 De Ncif rcpfntcnt of har
attempt on her life, and Is Ncry anxious to re-
cover and no more violence Is expected from
Abraham Stc,s. the husband. who is about
D
Sergeant Cosby ana OM'cr j. j. Walton. ot The
New Market police station. on the charge OF
beating and assembling Dr., wife. Annie Nic-,.
The prisoner claims That hl- wife ie drinking
pretty hard. and that ihis is tine cause of the
domestic trouble.
Mrs. SITES, denies this and in explanation Of
| what brought ON the difficulty on Thursday
/ evening stated last ulLht that they had been
moving into the house a7 Byrd street that day,
/ aui feeling exhausted from tho work She bought
five cent. worth Oi whisky. Nhlo She Wa. tab-
/ ing 10 her husband came home and became
! angry over her, accusing her OF Hrgltctng Lm,
although She had tAo dinner ready, waiting for
/ him
Tie boat her with n curtain rod several times
AMI kicked her twice with hs heavy working
shoes
| She is badly bruised on the hips and back and
I SUFFERING luteusclt
Some of thc u.i4hbors were of the opinion
that Mrs. Stc-s bad ha1 "a ui-car.lHlr hrou [At
| on by the misireatment on The art ~ her hu,-
band and br. j. W Henson was called lu last
| ll sht 10 make ana investigation
| lie examined tie woman "a, Tag lc could 90
/ the time, bat 'oull not say positively whether
/ the talk had amy foundation or NOT. He stated,
! however that thc woman had been very badly
/ abused
Mrs Stess. WAS q Miss nn.ict before She mar
| ried and hailed from Hanover Courthouse. She
! Is SAID TO to very we'll connected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21

The little people did their utmost to entertain
their audience Yesterday, both at the matinee
anl 40 night. The weather somewhat dlmn-
ishcd the attendance. but for all that 10 was en-
loved aud the Performance went through with
spirit.
The Countess Magri Mrs. Tom Thumb looked
exceedingly well. and went through each OF B er
acts with much yIyacIty and sang with much
expression.
The Count. her husband. Is an accomplished
little gentleman OF courteous manners. and on
the stage gives q very finished performance In
ali he undertakes. His brother. Ernest. seems
10 have equal ability before the fOotlights aud
20 be- ,ociablc and full OF fun IN private life.
Taken together the trio are very pleasant
people 20 know. and very entertaining in their
dramatic performance.
The japanese add greatly 10 the amusement
of the evening. They are TWO accomplished
youths, doing ieats FOR which the Japanese seem
peculiarly gifted
Professor Aug. Morrisce gave some good ne
cTOmancing.
The enchanted statue. by Countess Magri, a..
sisted by Ogena, one OF the japanese, Was we'll
done
The performance at the matinee to-day will
well reward all who attend, ana the sale Of seats
indicates crowded houses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Chnrr.A WIN Crlmc.

Carter Branch, co.0rclwaS arrested last night
as suspicious character, Tor having iu his pos
session lady saddle ANA gou,lemaus -al-
dlr, Tor which Ie couIl NOT account and which
aic supposed GO Doe STOLEN.
When searched at tht ,tation-louse razor
wa, fo1ui loo Dbl. possession and tl0 additional
charge oi carrying concealed weapon was
mAG against him.
Juterh Smith, iiieon-ycar-od col0rcd bow
was locked upat the Union Msrket police station
last NIGH IN the charge Of having roIted the
money-drawcr OF !. J.. Davis. conicctionar on
Broad street, near the Chesapeake and Ohio
ltuDt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
GONE litter FORRESTER.
Sergeant TomIinson Lett for Pennsylvania
with Warrant.

Pohco-Sorgcant A. NJ. Tomlinson left last night
for PENNSYLVANIA TO bring to this city Billy For
roster the noted crook, who is TO be tried here
for house breaking.
Forester has served siXycars in the Eastern
penitcntiary of Pennsylvania, and Will be- lib
Grated to-day, TO be re-arrcsted Immediately on
a warrant issued by the authorities OF this city.
Forester is one of the most noted criminals
in the country. He Is q houso-breaker and safe
burglar
lie VAS arrested in New Orleans by Pinkerton
detectives for the Nathan murder, committed III
New York.
When discharged for that offence he was sent
10 the Joliet pcnitcntary in Illinois To- serve an
uneXpircd sentence OF thirteen years, after hav-
ing escaped from that prison.
while hurglaring the house of Nh. ". Il. LEG.
He escaped. but was soon after arrested IN Phil
adelphIa for an oiionse committed there and for
which he was convicted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
D1sr1yGUIsnED cGNfDIANs.
\ Party Of Them Come to Richmond on
short Visit.

The New York and Florida vestibule train
which steamed into the Union depot at 7:2j Inst
night about fifteen minutes late, had on board
six very distinguished passengers.
hey wore: Hon. j. J.. EObldtauN, ATTORNEY
General. Of Quebec: Hon. Charles Iangeiier,
Provincial Secretary; Dr. A. Nalhe. Sugerin-
tendont Of Asylum, Quebec; Paul De cares,
Superintendent OF Public Instruction, Qucbec;
". Pernnlut architect, and ). A. Nercie' Mon
Arraneoments hal already been made for
their entertainment al the Exchange. whore, IN
accor dance with telegram received Yesterday,
Six room, had been prepared with oaiii A.
tachci. and fwo carriage, which Ncro awaiting
them. quickly conveyed them 90 their rooms
and their baths.
These gentlemen are making tour Of the
United State, for the purpose of inspecting the
court houses. prisons. schools, lunaHc arylum-,
industrial and mechanical schools, etc. for the
purpose of gaining ltcns Tor the improvement
of their eysfcius now in use.
The A'tornt y-Gencral said 10 o. IrMrS re-
porter last night that they expected shortly 10
erect now JAIL or "a prison Wnlch iS ogitcr eN-
pressed by thc word "penltcntary. that VIII
cost more than million dollars. and thoy desire
10 get as much light on the subject a. possible
before beginning o. erection.
The party have only made one stop since leaN-
ing Canada. which was az New York.
There they stayed about q week. and visited
Backwclis Island Wards Island, Randals
Island. and tine iomhs.
Ihey viii stayhore until Monday or Tuesday.
and viii visit while in the city all ~ the prisons,
asrluns. training schools. and Richmond and
vicinity besides visiting the cour-houses aud
looking into the judicial system Of the state.
From Richmond they viii go 90 Raleigh. Co
lumhiu. Charleston. savannah, jacksonville ami
New Orleans.
To-day. az lo o'clock. thoy will be- taken TO call
uron the Mayor. later ia the day the Governor
viii receive them amt number Of courtcsies
viii Boz shown them while i'm the city.
All OF the members of the party expressed
ihemsclyc. a.. greatly pleased with what they
have seen ~ Virginia. and were forclbly struck
with the difference IN the climate here and az
their home.
Whom they left Canada. only about a week
ago. there wa, about five feet of snow on the
ground. and they were surprised 10 find that
here they required no ire In their rooms. Each
member of the party might well BE- called good
looking: they were polite To- degree seldom
seen and spoke with an accent 30 "Frcnchy
lint u Wa allhruIt % nmderaland thom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
Word-Chain system.

Professor Mucllcr's lecture on how 10 acquire
q practical speaking knowledge of the German
language 10y hl> system, was delivered Thursday
at the lecture room OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association 10 a cultured and approciatlye
audience.
After having explained his system in English
Professor Mueller proceeded 10 give a practical
ILLUSTRATION OF ms mode of teaching. For hall
an hour only German WAS spoken
\ list OF words which were associated with one
another, the meaning of each being explained
in turn, were written ON q black hoare
After they had been pronounced by the
audience, they were erased and all repeated
them from memory as readily n, NJ they had
bepn part Of their vcrnacular These words fur
nished the material for conversation IN Ger
lnan, IN which all present took lively part.
English seemed for the time forgotten.