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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06

doesn't know, now. whether to strut or
to fight.
Mr.. Apricot-His business associate is
deaf and dumb.
Mr.. Lemon-Yes; he wanted silent
partner.
John Small and Eliza Muchmore were
wed In Colorado last week. She has
shrunken somewhat since. then.
Since that bomb throwing the man
who call the sultan abdul the Damned
might consistently add lucky to the
title.
Pointer for T. r.: The favorite pastime
of the people of Hiawatha, Kas., is to
dispute over who has the largest family.
Mr.. Riverside-People don't marry their
first loves very often.
Mr.. Redlands-No; only once, If at. all.
DePhew says he will explain every
thing" Yes that's what Kuropatkin said
MY Lady of the Poppies
My Lady of the Poppies smiles on me
soothing, soft;N
And in her languid eyes think see the
lovelignt oft.
Yet never does she tell me aught that
gives truth to their beams;
My Lady of the Poppies greets me only
in my dreamsl
My Lady of the Poppies, you lure me
with your smile,
And still linger near you as, bewitching
you beguile
My senses with your languor; my hear
enraptured seems
My Lady Of the Poppies, the darling O.
my dreams!
My Lady of the Poppies, know l mus
awake,
And that the dawn will shatter the
romance-spells will break;
Yet, though you are a phantom thai
fancifully CLEANS,
My Lady of the Poppies, you have made
worth while my dreams!
w. H. c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06
HoT-HEADED PRINCE
GIVES TUTOR TROUBLE
Heir to the Throne Of Servla Indulges
In the Widest and Most
Danuerous Franks
wv
cIaI Cable 10 The Herald.


Special Cable to The Herald.
BELGRADE, Aug. 5.-Major Levas-
seur, the crown prince of servia's tutor,
has resigned owing to hisProyal pupil
having made the pace too hot for him.
Recently the prince led the major a
mad gallop in the country, during which
the major fell from his horse and seri-
ously injured an arm.
Last week the prince engaged in q
fencing bout with the major, who is an
excellent swordsman, and made such an
effective onslaught that he disabled
him,
Next day he insisted, in spite of the
majors protests, on lighting again. Ths
tutor thereupon handed in his resigna
ton to King Peter
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06

Held Up as Bad Example
THE meddling of the mother was
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06

doesn't know, now. whether to strut or
to fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06

their disease, but proposes to educate
the patients in hygiene, diet, and other
care properly for themselves when they
return home.
Within a fortnight the city officials
will let a contract which, in regard to
the amount of money involved, will be
the largest single contract ever adver-
tised by the municipality. 1t is for
the structural steel work on the new
Manhattan bridge, between Manhattan
and Brooklyn, and will reach to $7,000.-
900, according to estimates. The con-
tracts for the subway and for the other
bridges were let in sections and no Sec
tion was for as large an amount as
called for in the steel contract.
The new bridge will require SO, 1868, 200
pounds Of steel, which is the greatest
quantity ever used in single struc-
ture. Ninety pages of printed matter
are required to state the specifications
of the contract.
Persons coming from the newer and
progressive cities of the interior long
have been in the habit of poking fun
at the horse cars which still crawl
through some of our old streets.
Yet the horse car appears to have its
advantages, as was shown strikingly a
few days ago, when a heavy truck
broke down in the middle Of the horse
ear track in Houston street. A stranger
would have expected traffic to be tied
up till the wrecking wagon came and
removed the truck, but it was not so.
A horse car drove UP to the truck and
waited patiently till the car following
arrived. Then the team was taken from
the rear car and hitched to the front
car. The four horses gave a side lunge.
the car left the rails and was trundled
along over the paving stones past the
broken truck and back to the track
again. Then the four horses were
hitched to the rear car, the performance
was repeated and both cars went on
with not more than five minutes delay.
"They can't do that with trolleys and
cables" said bystander.
Nearly everywhere else on the con-
tinent tobacco dealers have quit using
wooden figures for sidewalk ADVERTISE
ments, but New York cigar stores dis
play them as religiously as they did
twenty years ago.
There are probably more Indian chiefs
and sailors and Mister Punches and
square-jawed ladies in hand-carved
bustles on the sidewalks of this town
than in all the other cities Of America
rolled together.
What is more, the business is having
a BOOM Until lately all of the timber
statuettes showed age, but somebody
has gone to work turning them out with
the modern Improvements. On West
Forty-second street is new wooden
policeman wearing the correct outfit of
a sergeant of the mounted squad, even
to yellow service stripes on his sleeves.
A Harlem pavement is the pedestal
for a bright and shining Filipino chief
smoking a big cheroot.
Probably the largest and ugliest sea
turtle ever caught In New England
waters has arrived in town. and has
been assigned quarters in the American
Museum of Natural History
The new visitor weighs TIC pounds
and is fiat, looking much like an exag-
gerated black watermelon seed. Origin
ally the turtle was intended for the
aquarium, but he died on the way. here.
and landed in the museum instead.
EDWARD STATS LUTHER
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06

A Chicago man has been created
hidalgo of Portugal by King Carlos. He
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06
New Frames for diplomas

We have received a new line OF molding
and win give you a frame that will har-
monize with your diploma. Leave i'll
with US to NIX up for YOU Sanborn,
vail & CO.. S57 South Broadway.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

pier oMontcrcn"; iiir 6ortltnc IS.
lonO, Sonloicn uto Colombia per
9ompicr oNltoi."
0ic YoIt nuh Ncuiuuolanb, pio
Nor0sS poncp, nn0 WtiQucIon MA
@pitont IhlicBt bier t60Iif um 3 llbs
NotmittoQ$; nod Gubo, pioSompo,
tG9lidl nm 1 llbr NodJm.; noh Gotta
Tico, SonOurnS (OItfiiItc) mo @llo.
tcnlolo, uio NclusS Orleans, tG1lit nm
S ltbr 9Ibeub8; nod) NicoroGllo (0itz
filitc) mo @ocoS 0cl Zorro, uin Mo
bile, tGgIid) INN s llbr Nbcnoa,
Grams. Eocific . 0 It.
6reitog = llbr 9IbcnO&, iiir So
pan, Gorco, Gbino nno bic EbiIippi.
ncn GpCSica oOrcilirt), pin Tacoma.
SomltoA - I llbr Nbcno&, iiir
NcuiccIonO, %9hlitrnIicn, Ncu Golc.
Nolicn, Samoa, Mamoii unO Sill
ISLANDS, pia Son Tronciaco.
Eoit iiir &ouuii, &opan, Gorco.
Gbilln mo Die YbiIippincu, Oia Gan
GrnnciSco, id)Iicbt bier t00lid) I'M :
llbr Nbcn05 bis sum 20. 9toocmbcr.
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Northumberland nad1 ocm WnSlane:

Iic oll5lGn0ildc Boit fir Die ON
IS. Ntouclnbcr uOen0e Nod)c IhlieBt
Gin alien 60lcu piinttlid) in benz
@olpibiircmn luic Iolgt:
Yodct . Noit lit oficn bon 8 llbr
8prmittogS bis ) llbr Nahmittugs
tGglid), oilS9ciommcn Sonntogs.
Eodct.Toit iilr GcntidIouo ihlicbt
10 llbr &orutitt0Q3 nmMittmodL oell
-. Ioocmbcr; iiir 0roBbritunniell
unb Srlono Iicuita8S urlo 5rcitag5
3 llbr abcnOs.
Compiler icacln bon HeiusYort.
iuenn nidt onOcr9 on0cgcbcn.
Sran5. AtIonti d) e y o It.
1reitoo 6 ltbr abeno5, iiir
europa pcrGompier vEbilooeIpbin,"
pio 1lpmolttb mO Gberbonrg Woits
iaden iiir @iUcrpool, Sdottlnno mo
Srlono miliieu per philadelphia
ooreiiirt icilU; : llbr abenbs. fir
2@iperpool, 5hottIano uno Srlnno
per 0ampicr oGomponio," bic
Quccnstomn Q'oitia6en iiir anoerc
Sbeilc Guropa's miiiieu per Sam.
ponio" oOrcilirt icin).
8oItfar ii .. II. Central.
9merifn Beit,S noien
lonneritoQ 10 llbr abenos, iiir
Curacao un0 &cnc}uela per 0ompier
.3ulio"; iir Norto Hieo per Gam.
pier .Goomo." MA Son Sl,on; iiir
Gcntrol. unO SiiO.a mcrifa per Gam.
pier pio Golon; iilr Cuba per Gam.
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M0., ga, 30. Gritits. e. 10 bis -
Creamery @lod9. 3 Ei0. 30 bis 81
2cbcuoc5 @ciIiigcl, pro FrunO: olte
Siibncr Zoe, bis 1lc.; iungc &iibncr
ttc. bis he; Gutcn Tic. bis 12c.;
Gullbcn, pro Yoor 20c. bis 35c.;
@Gnic, pro YiltnO t2c.; Futcr, pro
Eiun1o 15c. bis tSc.
Srii Ste unb q c ii {.
&ortoiiCIn, pro @uidcl 6Oc. bis
75c,; 3lldcrrijbcn, pro @iinoel 112c.
bis 2c.; g8ciBfobL pro Come $1,000
bis $500; 3ruicbclh pro 9ltid)cI
65c. bis 75c.; NcpicI, pro Sob $t.25
bis 1925; crime @obncn, pro GIT
IdCI Boo. bis i0c.; Nnuna@, pro
Grotc $500 bis 800; 9lpicIiincll,
pro @iitc $50 bis 1910; @irncn,
pro GoB 500 bis 5000; Gorottcn,
pro @ilnNcl 1l2c. bis &c; Mioi@, pro
Qbo. &c. bis Sc; Eroubcu. pro / Hio.
&orb t3c. bis Doc; Guincca, pro To5
SD bis ST; luCiBc HilbcrL. pro Siitc
2Oc. bis Doc; brultlcr &obL pro Git.
libel Zoe. bis Doc; 9opiloIot, pro
&iitc 20c. bis DC; Spiuot, pro @lt.
id)cl t5c.
Groceries un0 Fropiic C.
- ~ ~
SoI5fIciihL pro Yiu1b: rIcinc Sit
gar GurC0 Sbinfcn 12c.; grnbC
Sdinrcn 111ac,; G%oIifornicr Sdlin.
fen 7Mc.; Sugor Gurc0 Sdntltcrn
SIG; trodcn Nciol5ctc Scitenrippen
sac; Spcdicitcn 9l2c.; troden gciol'
5cnc S6ultcrn Slac.; rcincS ShntoI'
in Eicrcc9 Sc; SpcdiduItcrn &C..
Ncb-S d,pcinciIciih SIC pro Sob.
Noiiinirtcr 3ildcr: 0cluilriclt
5.lOc.; puIpcriiirt 1906; STANDARD
NromIirt loo; iein 1ronIlirt
loo; GrDitnl u l.70c.; Columbia
u l.35c.; 0cIbcr 3.75c. bis l.2Oc.
@cr0Itctcr &oifce: e. 8. &. 100
YfO. aiitcn 131ac.; e. &. 6. GO Gio.
Giitcn 1860; 4. 8. 6. 3G Eiino
aiitcn t5.7Oc.; rcincr SABA 29c. bis
29l2c., outer SABA 27c. bis 271Ac.;
rcincr Moffo &c. bis 271ac.; SABA
uno Wtoffn, 0cnliid)t, 2Gc. bis 26I2c.;
SABA, 0cmiitt, 25c. bis 2515c.; rcis
ncr Morncnibo 22c. Bis 221Zc.; rcincr
so @unpro DC. bis 221ac.; rciner
SnntoS 2tl&c. bis 221ac.; SontoS,
9clniidt, 2OHc. bis DC; Tio, &c.
miidt, 19&c, bis 20c.
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.Scirot6s GicCn;ru.

zen pnn GIcrf ocS Gomm)n glcas
WcrihtS ouSgeltellt:
Ircocrid 9rodlonocr. II. umO Bar
boro 9lbrcn@, %. gppljtout. 6rcO.
@obmon Mr.. 1925, Sit 6oocttr Str.
@lopo @%rittingbom, is. mo Souic
&. Srn. SO. Npplifont, Moltcr Rbo.
ocp, Mr.. 1903, @olbroot Nurnuc.
Goluin Iorrcit @ofcc. 10, m1o Yam,
ro &. 9%nncoitcr, 33, NQpljfont, $.
2. @ofcc, 9tr, 2lt9, e. Eoul Str.
Mounonn s., @opcr, %. lmo Ncn-
rictto ". Gbriitbili, gppIitont Mou,
mono s.. @oncr, 9tr. 2ii ut -. Ctr.
Carl Z. Gorbnrt, 26, NM NuthlCclr
Nc. Mhitc. 81. NppIitoUtm. Murtbu
". Short, Nr. 1902, Moro Mormt.
Stro6C.
Mn. q. GonpbeII, r., lulo Ncll.
Lab II. NrnoIo, %. 2ppDjtout, Gboa.
II. Gouollr, ct. GEMS NO.
G0luiu u. Nuborolu. -. mo %Cnu
Smith %. Npplitont. Nobcrt g..
9tcclu, 9tr. t23, 9tnro Sutton Nucul,c.
Grcbcrif ". Gibcl -. mo Nor.
0urct 81. Slider, 20. Nppljtont, Irco.
". 0ibcl Mr.. 1888, Gouiu0ton Str.
%obn s.. Sintcrl, Is, mo Nlnric
NJ. M}onQon. 3S. HppIitont, %obu
Is. 6roltfc, 9tr. 1926, Ni00clD Str.
Gbu4. NJ. Grdltlin 10, mno Nns
njc y. O'6crnll, 10. Npplitunt, 5,
@ri2coc, int, Golplom Mo.
GOlporb 6. 6ed)tcr, 2G, mo Glo-
tbiloo 9toQIe, 81. NppIitont, ". ".
&urb, Mr.. 9, Sii0.&omor0 Str.
Charles 3. NJ. @ucthlcr. u, unO
GonniC Mollon Is. NppIitont, ).
NrCOcrid, Nr. 1. @oN StruBc.
Trc0crid Geo. 2niG %, mo Gloru
Wun Nid)urb%, 81. NppJitout, ". ",
NlbolL Nr. 1885. WiontlorO Nucmc.
George NoluorG HCnB, p. mo NOn
Ncnluid Moooington ., Npplitont,
VI. Nc. Gootlcp.
Sunutcl Scuill, %, mo &oio Der.
man, .. NppIitont, Somucl Ecpin,
9tr. lt19, SoainssS troBc.
Charles =. MiSfcln, -, mo SEQ.
tboriuc NJ. WcchoL -. Npplitont.
Charles i. MiSfcIln %oncp'a Game.
Ncl1ru Is. Frott. b, mo Morr
RoO0cra, 30. Applifout, @cor0c $.
NobNcr0, iltn., 9tr. 305. Mcit&on.
pale. Ctr.
&ocob Erclton Scncinoipcr, y
uun Nf. @lond)c Wiocgiu. II. Nppli.
font s.. GoQor Scnciuoiucr ,9tr,2t12
Mcit 9torth.Tpcmc
&ocob SoiiroM 10. uuo &lllio
Atcpcll, %. Npplitont, &otob Soii.
rolL 9}r. 800, Siib.E opplcton.Str,
!. MIliom WtcNtllcn, 80, nnb z.
Mio0clinc Erchtcl, 81. NppIifont g
y, WftNiuucn, Nr. rs, @rtcnmount
TuCnuC.
Iidoro @rcig. -, unO @cttr
| Smoulon p. NppIiroutin, Ncttr
Smunion, Nr. II. McItC lipcr Ctr.
,Sphn :. Gontluclt, b. uub GIi6o.
bctb Is. 6ocp, -. g(pplifont, @nr. 4.
GonnuclL, Nr. 22S, NorO. @iImor.
StrnBc.
@ropcr e. Gcopcr@, 81, mo @iuo
e. &ucoa, 20. Applifont @ropcr Is.
NCoUCrs.
&orrp &. NoIbin y, unO GIi5o.
beth Nol,d, -. Npplifont, &orrp &.
NoIbi0, 9tr. 500, Mclt @ombor0sS IT.
&obcrt e. Mltdcl, -, mo 6Io.
renee ~. Norncr, %, Npplifont.
Nobt. &. WlithcQ, 9tr. 1923, Hctrcot
Strobc.
Nocl 2. Gcrrin. %, unO GmiN Is.
NicGon. 30. Hpplifont. &onca ".
McGIron Nr. t02, Cit.&crington.
StruBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16
ehmist's ,,Ginemtrnna.San.,"

! bes ,Nahcrn dr.s lint. ~ cretn5." .giben
! frnnssGnnenoereins.' -GnnioE Smncrip.
! Pors NIB 9eib,Tereirs." r9cutfGe @e'
/ miiibIi6fcii," .deislihmiebe union" NIB
.Sefpcr- @onfIube gir. afs. }. 8. 81 ,eri'
l6es 9icr Al teoer 2eit. Lelepb"u: q.
! & q. - RoIf 260g u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

gr, 923. 'GorS Gocn., Ode Nnlbonb.St I
@cria mmlnn9sIoiuI heS rglntonin : Com
eIGpeo Gr. 800. ), %" r5tcnbeus1i'
ftrift8 Or I0G -5hiEcr. 8iiriits Hr.
t03, ,. Il. "" mo oSiitriItS 9tr, 50,
8. Il. y SGlc an &ereIre Al permie'
then. Sciuf:o pirtP g1tir- NH nnnere
GCtrinfc. 1elepbon: e. & .. g9pIfe 620 r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

Woi@. - 3ufllbrcn 9l.2S5 Nu.
idcl; &crinl0t bon Den Glcuotorcn
5O,757 NrldCl; GIcuotorcn Eorrotb
l00,l2l Nuld)cl, &crf0uic: 10000
Nllid)Cl Sobr III 51H, 10000 &onlror
81 5O@, 10000 6cbruor 81 5OH, ,
NoN0ona Steamer gcnliittcr Spot
81 5012, I 90. Nr, 3 Spot ST l6H.
Sn11iinn Ghh1i,rntn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16
4 "a. S6efmuus'B 6ane

storbuft Ode Sougb' uuo 91roltne'St-nbe
Sauptouartier hes ~Taperr'D ldnnerGors-
R.rH. sgde @oupb. UNI gnroltilettr. Ser
einsaeriuutmIIua ieh.n Sotneriido dbsno
9ieut WttQlteoer miu:oITel. Sor6iq
ltteS 9lier Der Acknowledgement I'M Sapi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16
@crbct Snnsciscntbiimcr.


n UFFTFFTFTtWF
Wipoetne 3tpeift6dipe Sdufcr mil feds 3tnI'
merit an oct @cfifcitc ocr @robea Gtrnbc. bluts
fhcu Snirmonnt sIbenue itro 5nOcttefS trnte.
Suhcu eemcntlrie Seucr, cemcniiriC5 1rottctr.
pIuit GcpfInitcrte Strnbr, Scfert, SURFACES mo
WnrmorsG rcppen. Vrct6 SITS. 8runo5tnS $50
pro Snbr. Inter Ieitten 9eoineuHacn Oers
fault. Wlun nebme bic Jnirmorrt gbenle=gars.
G. !. Gallagher, @nuunterncbmer.
OPS 9ir. 29Os. Scirulourtsgoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

soroofsGde Der 3otU, IND Surreit' Strdbs.
Smrptdtdrtier oes @eiunqperetns pW1elo'
Sie". Stn9fiuuoeu iebeV 9onneriins 1beso
SerfammlurarI beS ~@ertenrtdr WiebGer'
Berstns- ieoen e. uHn 4 Bier'tde Tn Wto'
nat 9.Iepbos - Wt. Sermon 1868 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16
Sm pcrmictbcn.


Seine arcbe &criammIunpS Rdumc, aut ben
tiIirt uno gut bclcubtci. Gingdng onn Hnltis
morcsStrnbe fppo6I. tpiG bon @dDs GtruBe. 5reis
or @cbrdu6 Der Qrobcn Safe mo Sor3triincr
tpiro alfcn 0upcl uuo %creincn ~9cftntiei, bic
iracub Gin 3iutfncr mictber. Sertcr ipcrocu
Nnnfeitc ibcrnommen. Tuh6ufrngcn in Hr. 3,
b.@an. etrafe, uber Tr. 42i, Gt.saitimore.
etrube. (Scpi20. 2I9tc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

/ ar. 1925 Ct@8nIrp,cr, 'eiraSs. - 5tnt'
/ mer un Serren bu Urtmtetben. - Setuiie
eetrduf. uno PetTis. rRap'NterpseInne.
reis-Rier. EerfGmminnasiuf0I bts Oft
/ Homhorbtr. 9mmertr. Pdi, urS 9eib'
Bercins. Chef. IeI.-sSolie 1862 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16
Saltimurcr Warftbcridltc.

y baltimore, 10. 9tnpcnbcr 1908.
Mcbl.- 3ltiubrcn 1850 Safer,
ciuihlicblih 1881 GGiicr SIT @ocuit
Noiut ul1o $3.50 GGiicr SIT Canton
&iiitcrpcrionrt 40 6Giicr. Die Mott
rltnnrn innrr1 lmir fnInt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16
9 anat

Sntcliscntc, rcinlidJc Maodcn, iim
bic Scriteanng pOn GbUeOlnoc llcber-
sna NIB oas &crpafcn ~ crlcrucn;
outer Subu. Tad5nirngcu bel Der
WnrbadD Sbueulatc So, GnlucrtOn-
Murnnc nnb Sollins.S trafc.
CStt1S,tWtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

- 3ulltbrcn 53,tli Nl.
id,cI; %crionot BON ocr Glcpotorcn
l5,l15 @uldlcl; GIcpotorcn &orrotb
5Sl.6lG Wuid)CI. NcrfGltic: 2OO0 Nlt.
libel Nc5cntbcr SIT Sl34. 1000 90. 90.
SIT So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

REORGANIZATION, Nr. e.
Cuttings, Der bctanntc 9ontlCr. rciltc
ocitCrn nod 9torlolf, 100 or nit oClt
Gr H~rGiiocntcm @ropcr GlcpeIan0
5uiunlnlclltrcilcn miro, nm olri oic
Gntcniogo ST Qcbcrl.
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ept,pL adbmeuatr'y Gufs,

2ff5 G6luertpn,8 oue, naBe HreoertS.hpe.
Die beiten &eiII, I'm 9Sttteno. Wdbb
aeitcn ~ iener Reit SPihdttSIruib ctie
Spebtulitdt. - Nuacu 5n ocrrlictbcn
t9luril2010
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

slt. t.20 his 1922, S9rtprh'notriis.
Sultpindariicr hes rIbdIil'Wanncr6orSA.
SaEe uno Sonuneralrter btniq ~ bet
mie!ben. @uter Rlab ihI auiteraroter.
1einiie Getrhtfe. Srsi'Sool. y. Il w.
feIerbpu - Dt. 8ernnu 3769 n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

y II NI' tDWTTTITNV TVITFV Wv
Id)Cl; aus oCn G~lcDntorCl 5%llrildGcjos
gen 79,29S Nllihel; Glcpotorcn Nors
rotb l,7O2,6G3 Vulf)el. ScrfGulc: >
Noggona gtr. 3 mcibcr 5l 30, I 90.
90. 81 35Ha, = 90. 90. i'll 30.
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Sptn ". eherbsl & Cons,
ssnrp Is. sI..n's Wttauraa.,

gr. 216, gIa1i nabe SoparoaSti1be
8or8iialtGe &eine, @piritlinlen II. unt3ns
gigarrcn. @eites eisr I'M Sapf. 9unI6
fir @cfhdftSIeuie bon Il.30 8nrnt. hts
2 1br Hutlutiiiun4. Ielepbon g. \ y.
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%itdnoi0er GiuridDtuup. Onic Ynqc. gtndb utiraQcr
bel 0rn. Auener, Hr. 500, Rcit Grphs strnfc.
(320-h
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Der 6aue. Sale flr Sereine anS 3eii'
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Der .yoro0't SH~nertsdbrsnoe ruubttttn
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-01
LOST WORKS OF ART.
Many Gems Destroyed Through Care
1essness or Stupidity.

Many Gems Destroyed Through Care
1essness or Stupidity.
The workman stumbled and his
brawny fist Went through a sp.enui
Everett Shinn pastel. .3ct
"Drat it allY' said the pasteps owner
q millionaire collector. Stupid eopl.
are always destroying works of art
He discharged the workman Then
a little caimer, he resumed:
L ION New Bond street in London il
Turner worth 100000 was destroy Cd
by a charwoman. The Turner was j,
water color drawing, and a painting III
oils hung beside it. The owner pointci
to the painting and said:
"'That picture is dusty. Rub q damn
cloth over it.
"But the charwoman by mistake rub,
bed her damp cloth over the water co...
Or, turning it into blot, smudge, an1
thus one Of the finest Turner's disap
peared from the world. ....:
"A boy shot a marble from sling Ii
Paris. The marble went through win
dow of the Luxembourg gallery aud
utterly destroyed a Meissonier worth
81, 900. .l. y
"A Macmonnies statuette was sto.en
from van in Boston, and some igno
rant students on Commonwealth ave
nue. stood it up and stoned ii.
81 brought from Japan on one occa
sion an ivory tusk that was caryea
from end to end with monkeys lover 4
hundred monkeys walking amicabiy
together, holding one another's tails
The piece was fifteen century work
and 1t was valued easily at $1,000
Well, 1 dropped it out Of fifth story
window one night after petit souper
The better fragments are in that teah
wood cabinet 5.zs.3 "
Through carelessness or stupidity
many valuable works OF art are de
sroyed. New York Herald
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-01

The Yodth's Companion in 1906.
During 1906 The Youths Companion
will publish In 81 weekly issues. j.
Z z.s
serial stories, each book in itself,
rejecting American life In home, camp
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affairs. ". II q
thoughtful and timely editorial articles
on important public and domestic
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storywriters stories OF character.
stories Of achievement, stories Of
humss. +.
1000
notes on current events and discover
les in the field Of science and natural
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1000
bright and amusing anecdotes, items
OF strange and curious knowledge,
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This is what The Companion offers
its readers duripg 1906. And the
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.Iauapertinent.

uncle- Well, here's the money you've
been bothering me for. Now, remem-
Der the old saying that "A fool and his
money are easily parted" Nephew-I
don't know about that. I'VE had to
soak you for more than q week tor
hfs!--Answers.