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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

posite shore, where California park
will be fitted up as another rest place.
The lively sales Of lots at Alamitos Bay
mean that many new cottages are to
be erected during the present season.
Values are said to be steadily advanc-
ing.
Robert Marsh & Co. report sales oe
lots at Alamitos Bay as follows:
Mrs. w. G. Murtz, lot 40x70 feet,
$1325; Mrs. May Wintrode, lot 30xS5
feet, $1O75; Mrs. May Wintrode, lot 80
x9O feet, $1075; M. Welsh, lot 40x72 feet,
$1525; Anna K. Steelow, lot SOx74 feet.
$1175; Jessie c. Scott, lot 3OxS7 feet,
$1175; w. H. Stevenson, lot SOxSO feet.
$500; D. F. Bement, lot SOx3O feet, $500;
w. H. Clune, lot S0xS0 feet, $500; T. M.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
ALAMIT0S BAY POPULAR
RESORT FOR THE PEOPLE

Every Sunday the attractions at Ala
mitos Bay draw large parties of pleas
ure seekers to that popular resort
which is developing rapidly in the way
of improvements. Last Sunday the
pier was lined with Angelenos with
rods angling for the finny tribe. and it
proved great sport for young and old.
The beach is one of the finest on the
coast, but the chief feature of Alamitos
is the natural bay that is to be lined
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

Newman, lot 3oxso feet. $500; J. w. Gil
breath, lot SOxs0 feet, $500; Rachel
Hopperstead, lot Soxs0 feet, $500; Lu-
Gin Earle, lot 80xso feet $3.50; w. L.
Creciatt, lot SoxSO feet, $3.50; Frank L.
Lodge, lot 3OxSO feet, $3.50; NJ Welsh,
lot s0x75 feet. $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
IN MODIFIED ENGLISH STYLE
Residence of Ten Rooms, Facing East,
Provided With All Modern Con-
Veniences-Buit at Cost
of $1,000

The above illustration Is one of the
handsome dwellings, erected in the
Westmoreland addition. The residence
shown is the property of w. H. Stew
art, formerly president of the California
Citrus union.
The home occupies a lot on the west
side Of Hoover street, at 1923, and is one
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

contain nine store rooms on the first
floors and ninety rooms above.
Train & Williams, plans for a two
story frame of eight rooms for Mr..
Berner, on Wiltshire boulevard.
F. Heinlein, plans for a three-story
brick, 9Sx121 feet, for the Biescar
Brothers at 324 East First street The
first floor will be used for store, and
the upper rooms for hotel purposes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
CIVILIZED NATION
United States Next to Russia in Point
of Numbers

The United States is by far the larg-
est of all the civilized nations except
Russia, which has about 13O,OOO,OOO in
habitants. The German empire has
56,OOO,OOO, Austria Hungary 100000,
Japan 100000 the United Kingdom
42, ,OOO,O 900, France IS, 10000 italy $4,000,
COO, and Spain 1S,O0O,0 900. China has
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

ofumw rdohh ~
yh FOO % ocean
T
dahaanna Huntington m
yt the n h
nanyuW be
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

the Latin-American countries. and 4o.-
O00. 900 speak French.
Moreover, the lead for English is
rapidly lengthening. Nearly two-thirds
Of all the people who speak English
tongue are in the United States
Leslie's Weekly.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

The lighthouse at Corunna, Spain, is
believed to be the Oldest one now in
use. It was erected during the reign
Of Trajan, and rebuilt in 1884.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
New Discovery

Our enamel finishes things like
mirror; none better. Big cut in wall
paper; best value in U s. 76-in. bur-
lap, zoe; 36-in dyed, 15c; best paint
S1.50 gal; table oil cloth, 20c; shingle
finished mo1ding &c. Send for samples
Walter Bros. 627 South Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

Everything you want you will find IN
he classified page One cent word.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
@6ampasnsr turs Dor BEN @erbtren

@6ampasnsr tur5 Dor bem SerDiren
binSu.
aenner riitmen cine @urtenboiple.
0rsi ni9t 10 srobe, etipa 6 3oII ldnge
friI6e @urten f6Glt man, i9neibet fie
bur6, Tba6t nit sinem iilbernen 2Offel
bic 3erne beraus uno ihneibet bic
@urfen in Streifen. Damn lsgt man
bic Stiide in bic 8otple in elm porSels
laniisb, itreut rei9lid3 3uder bdriibsr
unb lGBt bies l = 2 Stunben iteben.
Oarauf I9iittet man 5 SluIaen rothen
4br>, R6eins pbergurgunberipein bins
su, Iielt bic 9olple in Sis uno nimmt
fura por benz @ebruu9 bas Sieb nit
ben @urtenitiiden berdus. Gs 1T eine
SauptIa5e BEL bieIer frifd f9medens
ben 9oipls, buB iie re9t tdlt ferpirt
ipirb.
@ine 8oiple, bic ii9 gu isber Sahress
5eit bereiten lGbt, 1T apfeliinen6oiple.
Die S6ale BON 2 9lpfeliinen i9dlt
man gang fein ab. sibt lie in Elm Wai@
Ierglas, I9iittet fOOisl @afer barduf,
bab lie bappn bebedt iinb. unb ldBt iie
10 Minutsn Sugeoedt dus3iehen. 4uf
bieIe pOrtion re9net man 4 5ldlhen
@eiBpsin, 1 S1aIhe itulieniI9enROtb>
tpsin unb " pfunb' Sut3uder. DEN
3uder tau9t man in Dafer, le9t tbn
in bic 8ppls, I9iittet ben Dein 6in3u,
uno bds 2tpfeliinenpuier. aber ntdt
allies auf einmal, ipnbern perIu9t pors
ii9tia, bamit bic 8ople ni9t gu itdrt
mad ben 2lpfeliinen i4medt. Dor
benz Serpiren f9iittet man elm. re9t
tulte 5luI9e Selterspaher gu.
YpmmerdnSenbpple ntro senuu fpte
GpfelI elIinen6otpls sema9t, nur nimmt
man auf bas 8erbGltniB ftatt Der
2lpfelIinen 2 sriine pommeran5.n, bic
man nit einem rsht i9arfeu Wie6er
10 biinn als moglidh ubi4Glt uno IN
Elm bal6 nit @aFer sefiiutes @afsrs
slas gum ausSieben 3u9ebsdt binitsqt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

tigt bate, ben Siirifen biermit gu elmer
&euberung iiber feline Wablboffnuns
gen gu beranlaRen. 70 bate er ii4
berrs9net. Der Giirit nabm aus ieis
mem 9anbi6ub einen auiammengelegs
ten 3ettsl, faltete ibn auseinanber unb
iiber3euete ii9 nod einmul BON ieinem
Snbalts, legtt Jpn ipisOer Suiammen
une ilbtrgub ibn bem 8priteber. Gr
blieb absr 70 Ianse fteben. bis er ii9
iiber5eust bate, bab Der 8oriteber ben
3sttel aud ri9tis in bic llrne itedte.
Damn brebte tr Ii9 I'M nit ben Dprs
ten: SD bunte Sbnen. meine Serren,"
Ii.b Iicb BON ieinem Diener ben Wtdns
tel umbGnsen, lebte bic MiiBe auf unb
Otrtieb. naa allen Seiten griibeno,
bas 2otal.
$50, &arI, nun tpeiBt Du ia. ipie
.s stmaht ipirb, nun pOllen mir DID
in 0ein Dab[lotal bssleiten unO Dir
uu9 beIfenb sur Seite Iteben." 60
Iprafen mir 5u uni.rem anfiibrer
unb 2ebrer Der sebeimniBpollen @rua
menspiftnIbdften. Dir dnberen fpds
rem ndmlitb nod ni6t tpdblbere4tigt.
mir ginsen aIfo nit &arl Ssitt n
T.in in Der &o9itruBe befinbli4es
Wabaotal. &arl Spe.rfels als 9ies
nsr nubm ibm, ala mir bds 2otdI be'
traten, Sut unb Mantel ab. &itt
I9ritt. na9 alien Seiten sriibenb, auf
ben @abltii9 gu. aog gIei4faas ieis
nen poblprGparirten WablSettel aus
benz Sanbi9ub, priifte Jpn nod eins
nal uub iibersdb ibn bem Serrn Dor
Ttsber. nWer iinb sic, unb mo pObs
men Sie9" berri9te bieier ben braDen
DGbler on.
.aeferenbar aarl &itt. aruuisns
itrabe 8, entsesnste er :. ~BObl eine
unangenebme 2lufgabs fir Sic, Serr
Wublporiteber, pie lan9e baben Sit
benn sisentli9 0ienIt2"
,OaS sebt Sic gar ni9ts an" ents
pe9nete barI9 Der @ablboriieber,
.penn mir nit jebem @dbler nod cine
baIbe Stunbe quafeln fpollten, pdren
mir bis 6 llbr ni9t balb fertis."
2aut.s 9a9en erl9oG bon ben ieits
li9eR 8sobd9tern. tpel9e ben piebers
bolten alIsitisen 9rub bes brapen
DGbl.rs nit tarritirter 9Oflidteit err
piberten. 9lls nun nod &drl Speers
f.ls berdntrat unb feinem Jreunoe ben
Miantel anbdlf unb ben Sut bot. brad
alles in li9allenbes @elG9ter aus.
Der fpdblt iebenfalls Ous erite Nal,
bDrte man pobl in Der yfGbe eine
bObnenbe Stimme.
90 ptrlieben mir bus 2otal.
.Quod licet Jovi, non licet :"
mar i9 10 unpOriihtis gu bemerten.
,sgu1s, in bic &anne!" mar bic euers
glide auffOrOerune fir mid, Der i'd
6ann aud BEL nG9iter 9elegenbeit nit
spei 9anSsn nu9tommen mubte. SD
that es germ.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Der gataft etnes sanobrieftrassrs.

Der galait zines 2anbbrieftrIsers,
nod ba3u in einsm IJtIam pbantaItis
I6en Still bon ibm lelbIt erbdut, oieie
ipirtli9 sinSisdrtiee Merttpiiroisteit
1T iiingIt in Grantreih i'm 9spartea
ment Srpme entbsdt porben. Der
8rieftrGger bat ieinen Gesnpuldit
pirtli9 Stein fir Stdn nit eigener
Sanb aebaut. @r bat dlIsroinss 26
Sabre gu benz Dsrte ssbruu4t. auf
ieinen 8ssen iiber 2unO fanb er zines
Sag.s einen mertpiirbig gefprmten
Stein, Der in bielen leu6tenben 6ars
ben IpisIte. 0a er mebrere ioI4e
M.rfpiirbistsiten fanb, beIdlob er,
f9 baraus Elm Wobnbaus gu bauen.
@s 1T iebt SO Sabre alt, unb bat 26
Sabre lang ieOe MuBsitunbe Oisiem
2ebenspert setpibmet. Sum 8au pers
ipanbte er nur biefs bon ibm Ielbit Sss
fammelten, pielfarbigen unb ieItidm
seItalteten St.ins unb $500 Sad adIt
unb Gsm.nt, bic ihn etpa $1,000 toites
ten. Sebt entbGlt Iein palait 1000
aubifmtter Mauerpert, bus er ielbIt
uufssfiibrt bat.
Der palait bat bier GrOnttn bon 80
unb 80 SUB 2dnse unb lit 80 bis 80
Sub bod. Gine 5Orm 1T bic elmer
drabiT6en IoI9ee, bic ii4 iiber einem
8ubobiitsntempel erbsbt, cine unoere
abmt Elm S9pei5er Gbatelet nah, lit
iebp6 in farbigen 9isIeln uussefiibrt,
unb anbere Sbeile erinnern an einen
r0miI6en SempeI uno elm mittelaltsrs
li6es S6lob, Der palNIt 3eist nod
anbsrs srotests GebilOe. bic tteiIs por
Der gatur, tbeiis bon benz 9rieftrdger
I.lbIt eeTprmt tporosn iinb. 0a sibt
.s GopptiIbe 9Dtter, Sruibenprieiter
unb prieiterinnen, SartOpbdse, Sta
tuen Der Sunefrau, Der @panseliften,
bes Sobes, Der @0ttin Der Sru9tbars
felt unb bon Gnseln, bic aIIe aus ben
9eIammsltsn Steinen unsefertigt iino.
SSSn einem anbsren 9bsile liebt man
Sbiere, @0eel, &rotoOile, Wilb uno
9elitaue. Die 6drbe uno Sorm Der
Steine reete ben 9risTtrGser gu ieinen
perI6iebenartisen S9Opfunsen an.
gr bat bic Sunbumsnte tief dussegras
ben uno Elm @rdb bineinsebaut, in
benz er ,,ipie bic pburuouen- beissieBt
tperSen min. Runbberum finb 2d6ps
rintbe unb 9atatpmben nit Steins
figuren, bic Gltpbdnten, 8drsn,
StrauBe, abler. 5Iamingos, 9dnie
unb isltIams S0tter bariteIen. auf
bi.Ien palaft concentrirt ii4 oas
aanse Snterehe bes 9rieftrdgers, Der
bdrin lebt. Sas S6IOb 1T cine Ses
bsnspiirbistsit Der sanSen @egeno uab
Der 9risftrGssr Ielbit, ipennglsi9 man
ibn fir elm penig psrriidt bait, cine
srObe 9sriibmtbeit i'm 2anbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
: 8ariante. Der beriibmt

8uriante. Der beriibmte
2itsraturprofeFor 8I9mann peilte
in Der SommerfriI9e. Sn Der Gets
tire zines bodintereFantsn 9u9es
perIunten. fdut er BEL elmer Morsens
promenade pl0blid iiber etnen Siin,
serbaufen. Miibiam raft er ii9 auf
unb murmelt: nSm, bm, ipie peibt es
bod i'm Samlet2 Gs siebt Siinser
5piihen Simmel unb grbe, bon oenen
uniers SduIpeisbeit iih ni6ts traus
men lGBt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Quod llcet JoVl, Hol licst
Cine sismara eriunsruus pom 81. gaepie.

@s mar 5ur 3eit Der betannten
Septenatspablen. Wir befanben
uns gum 3fpede Der glbleiitung Der err
Ifsn iuriitii9en priifun9 in Der Saupts
uno ReIibenSItabt Berlin unb fiibrten
bort, tpenn au9 tpegen bes bepor=
itebenoen Gramens bin uno tpieber elm
iprgenpolles, 10 bod in 8ertrauen
auf unIere &enntniiIe unb uniern
Repetitor immerbin au9 elm frobli9es
2eben. @s mar mertpiirbis; pGbrenb
i9 aus Wiedlenburg itammte, paren
meim IGmmtli9en 8etannten Bei@
fallen, Ober, ipie iie ii1 ielbit nannten.
@eItfGlineer, unb pGbreno i9 mid
zines ean3 anberen 8ornamens ers
freute, bieBen meine iGmmtli4en Be
fannten &arl. &arl Sitt. elm Gez
ferenbarius, fpel9er uns gu bem bon
ibm bereits por pier Subren riibmli9It
beItanbenen @Tdmen porbereitete, &arl
Speerfels unb &arl &ramer. Stubienz
freunbe aus 2eipaig, unb &drl Srobs
lider, Elm SannOperaner, aber BON Der
peItfGliI6en @renSe.
0ir paren ndtiirlih beseiiterte
@erebrer bes Siirlten 8ismard ltnb
batten, als bic gtei4stasspabIen
beranfdmen, geI9idt rausbdlboipert"
baB Der aGperebrte Rei4stan5ler in
bem nod beute fir ben betreffenben
gesirt als 8abGotal auitdnoigen 8es
Itaurant v2sipsiger @arten" pGbIen
mINe. DAB er iein @ablre4t aus
iiben iperbe, tonnte rnierer Wteinung
na9 irgenb tpeIGen Sebenten ni4t
unterlisSen. glbey pann2
@ir beratbi9lusten iiber bieIe
Ssrase lGrgere 3eit unO tumen enoli9
gu Dem 8ei4luB. oaB, ba Der Rei1Ss
tanSler um 4 uhr gu ehen ptlegte, er
pprausIi9tli9 Dor bem @Ien ieiner
Wablpfli9t seniigen perbe.
gBir begabsn uns besbulb I'm ettpd
3 llbr Nu9mittaes in pas betreffenbe
2otal, nabmen an einem binter oem
WablpprItdne befinbli9enSHdf plaB
unb beItelten uns Saffee unb einige
3eitungen.
8al6 erfubren mir, Sab Der Sun5lsr
nod ni1t seipdblt BAH unb iuben bas
Der nit @ergniigen, bGB unIere Spez
tulatipn alle 9tusIiht babe. iin gu be-
pdbren. Dies tonnte man aon
buraus i6liebsn, bdb 5ablrei9e 3eis
tungsreportsr slei9fallS in benz SaaIe
pOitO sefaBt batten.
0ie bsIteats Suiie &uffee mar pers
5e6rt unb mir erfpoeen geraoe in uns
ierem untabelissn Semitic. OBJ es uns
ter ben porliesenoen 8erbdItniiIen
rppbl ansebraat iei, ausnabmspeiie
Ihon nm 334 llbr nit bem Gbenbs
| I6oppen gu beginner, ais uns Der
| &an3ler Der Wtiibe tpeitsrer llebers
leaunaen entbob. 3 llbr As Wiinuten
betrat er, bon einem 0iener besleitet.
has Babaotal in Der betdnnten Unit
form, nit bem Mdntel betleioet. Ollie
glrlpeIenben srhpben iia.
Der 5iirIt entleoiste Ii9 ieines
Mantels, nabm bic selbserdnOerte
aiiraFirmiib: Dom seipuItisen Saupte
unb trat, nafbem er beioes ieinem
0iener sesebeR bate, Guf ben WdbIs
tifd gu.
SpotenIttlIe krrI6te, man tonnte
bic leiIeIte 2teuBeruns Der iih ents
pidelnben Scene sendu hOren.
.0pbl cine unangenebme aufgabe
fir Sic, Serr Dahlporitsber ?"
manote Ii6 Der 5iirit nit kiier, ettpas
itodenber Stimme an ben Wdblpors
itanb. .Die lanse baben Sic oenn
0ienit9"
grumpt entssgnste Der DablpOrs
Fbenbe: ,9on 10 biz 6. Our9I0u9t,
bds 1T 10 idlimm gar ni9t, man
tbut es ia sern', fpeHn es nur stfuas
niist."
8enn Der Ssrr @OriiBenSe beubii9s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

@rgp 6bnif Of. Sdpiegers
muttsr (pOn einem glutomobil ii6ers
fubreD: rSerr @bauffeur, lpieciel bat
Sbnen mein S6pieserfObn bufiir se@
gebenS"
8errat6en. Nu9tDG9ter
Crib 5 llbr ben 9r5t pedenb): IS
bitt', Serr 9ottor, reiben g mir bod
idreG ben 3ubn 'raus!. s ba6 bic
sanse Ra6t net iGlafen tOnna!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

-Sa o! Ge6irsler: r9lus unfes
rem @srsin lit nod ME elmer ausses
trsten." - rBas sic iussn!" Ges
birglsr: nSa!... Ollie fan r 'nuus'
s'fGoeen."
unerb0rt. Wdbums: mas
folIen bic 2eute bon uns benten, 4nna,
Stpei Sage lit Die Sdnts f6on tobt.
unb nod INNER IGuft Der 4SorI nit
ieinem rptben SedheR berum!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

SreffenS. ~@as sic ni6t
iugsn, Ssrr 4rOfsIor, Sbre S6tpics
eermutter mddte Sbre 9o95eitsreiie
NIT, unb nun seht lie uu9 nit Sbnen
auf's 2ano2" = ,Sa. Ieibsr = Iie
lit bas reinfte @abemetum!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

-unm0gIi9. sd iuse Sbs
Ren, 9omtei1e, Iolde bieriDObise Sses
rsife lit etipas SerrIides!." = sSa. {.
aber 10 lanse obne 4utompbil gu
!ein!"
Sbmpatbie. 8urpfuT9er
(sur alten Sunsfsr): r@ieGsidt 1T
S6nsn nit = @Dmpatbie gu belfen. +"
: n9ld ia, iider; ipif.n sic einen
fpmputbiI9en Mann fir mid9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

9pnber 9 6mtere. .@as
rum bat benn Der Selb IeineH Rpnos
log plOBli9 absebrp6en unb 1T binter
bic 8ubne seeilt2" = n@r bate gee
bort, baB bort ssrdbe bic @inRabms
est6eilt ipmroe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
unter Sreunbin men.

= lnter Sreunb in men.
.Rsin 8rGutisam nsnnt mid itets be-
3aubernb!" = r9laub's fhon. =. nit
r.4tsn Sinssn 1T Cure @erIobung
au9 nidt por ii9 gsgungen."
-8ef d ptrbe. 0i9tersgatttn
(als ibr Rann sifrig i4reibD: rgbz
gar, 0u psrna6ldFigit mid ia gang
=. fort unb fort ihrsibtn9 8iit Ou
benn nod ni9t senus unitsrbli4g"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

= @u9ein 9roit. Stamms
saft: .Das Bier lit aber beute pisOer
.inmal re9t miisrabel!" Dirtb:
pSr0tsn Sic Ii6 nur, Ssrr Ruth, i4
muB es ia audi trintenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

-l1nerb6rt. Srsunbiu: rDas
rum babsn sic Shr 9ienitmdoden
etsentli6 70 pl0Blid entlaRen9" :
Sausfrau: .Sa, benten sic nur, bieis
psrrudts perion. Neulia borte i'd
pl0Blih meinen 9udel 10 erbdrmli4
fpinIeln unb trete in bic Slide: mas
tebe ib2 - pubt bic Perion gerdbe
bas 5enItsr unb benubt bic Obren bes
armen Sbieres uls SenIterleber."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Starte 2iebe.

S9reibsr: SD ppIIt' mr fras
gen, oh mir Der Gag abse3Osen pirb,
an bsm i9 So9Seit made"
8ureauporiiano: Isl perz
itebt ii9. bu tperben Sbnsn brei Mdrt
ubgs5ogen!"
S9retbsr: nRd, na = bu laF'
i9 bus Seirutben Iieber Iein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

rnbantbar. Sunge 5rau
(na9 bem Mittugefen, i9merolid):
80, bieIer 8arbar; bic 3n6bel bate
i'd beute fosur in Ser3furm gebadsn.
unb trobOem bat er iie nidt ssseIeu!"
= 9erubtgunssmittel.-
Ri6ter: nSerr 3euse. sic aIs Der
Birtb bes 9otdIs, in bem bic S6lGs
gersi futtfano, batten bod bic @er=
pfli6tuns. bic erbisten 9emiitber 5u
berutigen9" = Wirtb: sd bab ia
ben 9aupttratebleru aud fortpGbreno
- Sis an ben Sopf gsporien."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

2tnbti9. Die 2ebrerin
prGgt ben &inbern in Der S9ule elm.
bab alIes, mas man unfaRen tann,
aroB eeI6rieben pirb. Die tleine
Grna tommt nit ibrem S6uIbeit an
bic Reibs uno bic 2ebrertn bemertt,
bdB iie geIhrieben Eat: Der ppIf
Geult." : .Warum bait 0u oeRn
,@pIf" nit einem tleinen - geI6riez
ben. SdIt On oenn perSeIIeu, mas
i'd Sud geIaat babe9" - ~@ber
JyGulein, ben Wolf lam man bod
niat dufofen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

@tnSeu9Ger. @rIter Stus
bent: r@arum biit Ou oenn 10 drgers
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

Spuriit (als er duf elmer Ses
birgstour nit elmer iungen Dame 5us
fdmmenssIeiIt nirb): nah. 5rdulein,
iDnnten mir bod fir bus 9dn5e 2eben
10 miteinanber ungeIeiIt bleiben!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-18
Mr.. Root.

Mr.. Roots letter to Mayor Weaver of
Philadelphia, which probably marks his re-
tirement from the practice of the law. is
production worthy of his character as
man and his reputation as a sound coun-
selor. The sentiments 1t contains are fifty
spoken, too. by one who is entering an ad-
ministration famous for it's warfare on
graft and grafters. The lawyer thus shades
off well into the Secretary of State. Mr..
Root, 1t is reported. will look thoroughly
into the organization of the State Depart
ment. and institute such reforms as appear
good TO him. He is the sort of man for
such work, and demonstrated the fact while
Secretary of War. His grasp of things is
large, and his constructive capacity equal
to the biggest things. He is likewise an
earnest believer in the square deal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-18
The High School Problem.

When the board Of education meets to-
night In special session. called for the pur-
pose Of adjusting the difficulty caused by
the proposed exchange of high school prin-
cipals II will fail to meet the full require
ments Of the case u 1t adjouTns after merely
reconsidering the action of the prior meet
ings. The case is broader than the status
OF Principals Wilson and Swartzell. 1t Is
broader than the disciplinary needs OF the
Eastern. 1t compasses study of the whole
high school situation. which requires at
tention.
An anomalous condition obtains today in
the regard TO the high schools. When the
street building was constructed In 1882
there was no expectation that within
very few years It would be outgrown. 1t
was not anticipated that the work would
ramffy and that special schools as well as
branch schools would be needed. The es-
Enlistment OF the Eastern and Western
were intended TO relieve the congestion at
the Central 1t was generally supposed
that these local branches would be supplied
strictly from the regions they served. For a
few years this rule was observed and il still
governs 10 a certain extent now, but there
Is at present a tendency on the part of
pupils living in these regions to drift back
to Central. attracted by the prestige of that
schools name and by the more pronounced
social atmosphere there.
But a more striking factor in the falling
of In the so-called patronage OF the East
ern High School. for which some of the
critics OF Principal Sw-artzell have held him
TO blame. is the development of the Bust
ness and the Technical schools. The crea-
ton of the latter. indeed as a distinct In
stitution had its effect upon all three of the
academic high schools In the year the
Mckinley building was opened the Central
lost IT'S pupils. the Eastern IA and the
Western 30. This loss continued until the
Mckinley School was filled TO its capacity.
and now all the academic schools are re-
gaining some OF the ground lost during the
four years the new institution has been
open.
As for the Business and Technical schools
II is always to be borne In mind that these
have two-year course. and are therefore
more attractive TO certain classes of pu-
pills. 1t is believed. moreover. that they
ofer better chance of an early occupa-
ton for the graduate The Technical has
doomed Its new building and the Business
viii doubtless boom when it has entered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-18
Transfer Shelters.

In the development of the business sec
ton of the city most of the shade trees
have been sacrificed. The result is that in
some parts of the downtown region the
pedestrians suffer exceedingly from the heat
In summer. This is particularly true at
the corners where passengers wait for the
street cars. especially at the transfer points
At several of these transfer stations there
Is not the slightest shade for those who
are compelled TO stand on the curbs not
even the awnings of the business houses
affording the shelter so necessary in the
midsummer.
The cartoon printed today presents an
amusing but nevertheless accurate view of
the situation at some OF these points. the
telegraph poles which are now COMPARE
lively rare In Washington giving the only
shade to the waiting ones This picture
teaches an important lesson to the city
fathers. There is an urgent need of spe-
clally built corner shelters. Some years
ago there was such structure at the cor
ner of Fifteenth street and Executive place,
on the west side of Fifteenth This, how
ever. was removed because some members
OF the upper house OF Congress regarded 1t
as an inartistic DETACHMENT of the Treasury
frontage.
Such corners as Ninth and q streets,