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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

friend, who is deeply interested in psy-
chology, induced the miner to submit
the ore to Madame Stanley for analysis,
and she pronounced the ore rs lidinum.
the newly discovered meta, which Is
susceptible of taking a very high polish.
and win protect baser metals from rust
and corrosion.
The miner afterwards had another
sample of the same ore assayed by
regular assayer and the results were
identical.
Such tests as the above interest not
only the many who delve in psychologi-
cal phenomena. but others who have
given the matter little thought. BY
reason OF her prophecies Madame Stan
ley is attaining fame far outside of the
boundaries Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
TINY SANDWICH
PR0V0KES FINE
CAFE KERK0W WAITER SERVED
IT WITH BEER
Police Keep Sharp Eye on Broadway
Restaurant Where Amber Fluid
Was Set Before Women
Patrons

Despite the excuse of the overworked
property eandwich," d. G. Alexander,
o waiter at the Cafe Kerkow on South
Broadway, was fined $50 yesterday by
Police Justice Austin.
Alexander was charged with selling
liquor without bona fide meal. He
claimed he served beer to guests with
a meal, but, according to the evidence
of the prosecution, the only meal was
a tiny sandwich, barely observable to
the naked eye.
The police are trying to secure evil
dence against restaurants where liquor
is being served without restrictions to
its guests according to the police.
1t is claimed that several cafes are
catering to women guests and are
serving liquors to them without the
semblance of meal.
Alexander offered no excuse beyond
stating that he served sandwich"
with the beer ordered by the guest.
Paid the Fine
The court promptly fined him $50 and
the fine was paid.
Late yesterday afternoon an officer
visited the Cafe Kerkow and claimed
he found beer was being served to
women guests without a meal.
Because of lack of corroborative evil
dence no further arrests were made,
out the ponce assert ~ number VI CdISS
are being watched for alleged VIOLA
tions of the ordinance which states
that restaurants shall not serve liquors
without bonafide meal.
1t is expected that a raid will be
made today upon several saloons and
cafes which are said to be violating
the Sunday liquor ordinance and be-
fore night several walters will prob
ably be arrested for selling liquor to
the thirsty guests who nIrChase drinks
without ordering the overworked sand
ri 81,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
KILLER MINES FURNISH PRIZE
Delightful Card Party With Superb
Hyacinth Stone for the
NNinner

Prominent among the social events of
the past week was a delightful little
card party given by Mrs. Herman Hitler
and her daughter, Miss Gladys Hitler,
at their home on East Twenty-seventh
street.
The first prize of the evening was a
superb hyacinth stone, a gem taken
from the Hitler mines In Mexico.
Following the games of the evening
refreshments we're served.
Among those present were Mrs. Hun
ter Misses Clark, Yost, Wright. Met
calf, Blgton, Spaulding and Mueller;
Messrs. Spaulding. Mueller, Metcalf
Daniels, Yost, Lamb, Adrien Bell and
Lawrence Bell.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
Mrs Lyon in charqe

Mrs. Maude Nichols Lyon has accept
ed the position as soprano soloist in the
United Presbyterian church. Mrs. Lyon
will organize and direct a chorus Of
the young people of the congregation
and the musical numbers of the even
ing services are to be an interesting
feature when they occupy their hand
some new edifice, corner Ninth and
Figueroa streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
THE WIFE SHOOTS AND
HUSBAND SEEKS DAMAGES
BY Associated Press.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 18.-By suit begun
in the superior court, Herbert M. Peters,
a rancher living in the northern part
of the county, intimates that wife
ought not to be permitted to shoot her
husband in the leg without being COM
PEELED to pay for her fun.
The defendant is Mary G.. Peters and
the complaint states that they have
lived apart for many months.
On January 26 last they met casually
and the plaintiff asserts that his wife
assaulted him with a shotgun, pune
turing his anatomy in the region of the
left thigh with buckshot.
He says that he has been rendered
incapable of carrying ON his work as a
rancher and wants $4,000 damages.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
REFUSE TO REVEAL
DIVORCE PROCEEDING
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-There was a
clash today between officials of the
state supreme court and william H.
Jarvis, who is in charge of corps of
young women sent here by the United
States census bureau to gather data
in divorce proceedings.
The court officials refused to allow
Jarvis to open sealed envelopes con-
tanning records of a divorce case of
former Sheriff Flack, in which adultery
was alleged and which have been
closed against inspection by order of
the supreme court.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
A WONDERFUL GIFT
Madame Stanley Demonstrates
Marvellous Psychological
Power
DE S CRIBES NEW MINERAL
An Arizona Miner Made Aware of
His Lucky Strike by
Madame Stanley
DE SCRIBES NEW MINERAL

Students of psychological problems
will be interested in a practical test
made in the studio of Madame L. c.
Stanley at 4531s South Spring street
Thursday afternoon. A mining man
from Arizona was in the city and
brought with him a sample of new
ore, the like of which he had never seen
before, and in course of conversation
with friend mentioned his find. The
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
Activity in Eagle Rock

The Edwards & Winters company re-
port an active market in the Eagle
Rock valley. They are owners and
agents of four big tracts. situated in
different parts of the valley, and have
let contracts for $4,000 worth of street
work, which will be Immediately pushed
to completion. With the opening of the
new car line on Monday Eagle Rock
will assume it's proper place as resi-
dental suburb, and being as near the
city as Hollywood and beautifully situ-
ated has brilliant future.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
PROF. BOKE REMAINS
y WITH THE UNIVERSITY
Special TO The Herald.

BERKELEY, Aug. 1S.-The report
that Professor C. II, Boke would leave
the University OF California is entirely
incorrect.
Professor Boke will give two courses
twice a week at Stanford university
during the coming term. i'm addition to
his regular work at the University Of
California.
He refused an offer If the professor
ship In the department of law at the
University of Wisconsin at a salary OF
$4,000 a year preferring to stay with
the University of California, having
full confidence in its future.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
carrnIl Enund oulltu

HELENA, Mont. Aug. 1S.--Joseph T.
Carroll of Butte, one of the most
prominent men Of the state. was found
guilty this afternoon In the United
States district court of Illegally main
tanning fences on the public domain.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
Tle-up Continues
BY Associated Press.

EUREKA, Cal. Aug. 1s-The tie-up
of shipping at this port continues. At
a special meeting last night the long
shoremens union decided to adhere
strictly to its agreement with the
sailors union. The longshoremen will
handle cargoes by hand, but the cast
of this Is almost prohibitive.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
LlnoOln's Tree Blown Down

BY AssociIted Press
SPRINGFIELD. Ill.,, Aug. 1S.-The
surviving tree of several which Abra-
ham Lincoln planted in front of his
house at Eighth and Jackson streets,
was blown down last night. Many
persons are gathering pieces of the
tree as relics.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
Queen Goes Visiting
clated Press.

LONDON, Aug. 1S.-Queen Alexan-
dra left London today for Norway,
where she will visit her daughter,
Queen Maud, after which Queen AL
exandra will go to Denmark and spend
her usual holiday with her brothers
and sisters. The trip will be made on
the British royal yacht Victoria and
Albert,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
John D. Confined to Bed
BY Associated Press.

BY AssOclated TlebA
CLEVELAND. o.. Aug, 1S.-John d..
Rockefeller is confined to his bed at
Forest Hill, his suburban home, as a
result of stomach trouble. Mr.. Rocke-
feller's condition is said to be not Sc
rious and he expects to be out again
within a day or so.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

"Yes," admitted the drummer, there
are great many skins In my busi-
ness"
what is your line?" asked the port
ly passenger
Leather" answered the drummer,
as he lighted a fresh paper coffin nail.-
Chicago News.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
FOR SALE
stOeks and Bonds

WE CAN SELL SMALL BLOCK AN
gelus hospital stock.
We wil buy or sell any securities
on this market or any other.
THE GENERAL INVESTMENT COR
PoRATION. II. w Hellman Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
Report Is Denied
BY Associated Press,

BRISTOL, Tenn, Aug. 1s.-The re-
port that fifty men were entombed in
the Clinch mountain tunnel now in
course of construction by the South &
Western railroad, Is incorrect.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
Rev. Joseph L. Cross
BY Associated Press

LAWRENCE, Mass, Aug. 1S.-Rev.
Joseph Lawrence Cross, the Oldest
graduate of Harvard college and the
Oldest Congregational minister in the
United States, died Of old age at his
hime here today. Rev. Mr. Cross was
born in 1903 and was graduated from
Harvard In 1928. He was a friend of
Daniel Webster and was at Harvard
with oliver Wendell Holmes and
Charles Sumner.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

what do you consider most essential
in being quick at repartee%
"a person who constantly strives to
he quick at repartee," answered MISS
Cayenne, should be quite sure he has
friends who are slow to anger. r."-Wash-
inRton Star
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
callfornIans n New York

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-~The following
Southern Californians registered at
various hotels during the past week:
Los Angeles-C. ID. Tanser w H.
Blee, G.. London, w. c. James.
Pasadena-T. w. Mather, w. b. Tow
ner
Santa Barbara--E. A. Danielson.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Robert M. Larner

BY Associated ress
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Robert NJ.
Larner, for many years a prominent
Washington correspondent, died today,
after a lingering illness.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

Owing 10 the rush OF business the
Talk % Phone department OF the South
ern California Music company will be
open wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodation OF Herald sub
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
Miscellaneous

FOUR "a GOOD BUSINESS LOTS LEFT
in the business section on our BEACH
TRACT. You can't miss it and you are
bound to double your money. Prices S25
to $50: $3.50 down or 10 per cent of the
purchase price and $1.00 per week.
LA PLAYA BEACH CO.. Inc,
345-3l6 Douglas Bldg. City.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19
s45-S46 Douglas Bldg.
Hotels and Lodging Houses


FOR SALE-AT SAN PEDRO, A 22-
roomed rooming house. Owner has
to move away. This is located right
down town in the business district
and is new house with new furni-
ture Every room in the house is
taken and pays big income. Price
$500 for short time.
THOS. j. HAMPTON,
..-h 119 s. Broadway. L. A. r. B.
FOR SALE-MY 60-ROOM HOTEL
magnificently furnished, a fine location,
furni .ure bought less than one year
ago; cost $4,000, with 4-year lease will
take a good orange grove or close In
property in exchange. See LEAHY &
SON, 223 Mercantile place.
FOR SALE-A 22-ROOMED RooMING
house on Broadway. A good paying
house. Furniture about one year old.
VIII take $500.
THOS j. HAMPTON,
119 S. Broadway. l.. A. r. B.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

Owing 70 the rusn OF business the
Talk 30 Phone department OF the South
ern California Music company viii be
open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodation OF Herald sub
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

The owner will sacrifice two resi-
dence lots in the North Long Beach
tract. Must raise some money at
once.
These are good lots in good loca-
tlon, 2 blocks from the Pacific Electric
car line between Los Angeles and
Long Beach, sc fare to Long Beach.
They are we'll elevated, granting
good view of the surrounding coun-
try. Will sell for $3.50 cash, balance
$40 per month. Address for more
particulars
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

FOR SALE-AE ELEGANT TUNED
upright piano Address BOX TO- Her
Lld office.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-19

FOR SALE-NEW AND SECOND
hand billiard and pool tables; bar fix
lures of all kinds; easy payments
Send for catalogue. THE BRUINS
WICK -BALKE-COLLENDER CO.. S31
West Third street. Los Angeles
FOR SALE-ELEGANT FURNITURE
and complete furnishings of siX-room
fiat; modern eastern furniture. Can
rent fiat very reasona BILE; possession
given at once If desired; walking dis
tance. 1852 WEST EIGHTH.
windmill, engine, piping pumps and
tanks for irrigating. We wreck, repair
and construct. Call or write.
DEMMIT COMPANY.
120 North Main st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-20
pas tbsusrllr Sud.

Inter Sen G6Gben, nelfe Ser batis
taniiGe Polaft in ii9 idlieBt, 6eTinbe!
iiG Gin uralteS BUD. Sin ManuIfrtpf
it's, fpelcbes pobl biele Sabrbunoerte,
bebor Ole 0rudtunit erfunoen marc,
BON Ser 6anb gelebrter SGrifttiinItler
qefertigt ipdro, cine @ibel nit bebrds
ii6en GDaratteren uno bon foloilalem
Jormate, benn nit ieinen mdIiiqen
Ginba1oOedeln tpiset eS na6c3u 81
Gentner. Sieies Geilige Bud marc 5u
Nnfarg bes 16. Sabrbunoerts Ieitens
Ser iIraelitiI6en 8ep0lterung Roms
ols Go9es Se;ligt6um bere6rt, unb I'm
1912, olIo i'm Sabre oes lateraniIAen
&on5ils, pcreinigten ii9 bie Nptdbeln
bes G6etto Der e!oi9ea Stabt. fopis
SIrdeliten aus onberen italitniIden
Qonoen, I'm Sen pdpit our lleberlaIs
fun9 jenes Werfes 81 bstpegen. Canals
trug YapIt stuIius II. Die Sidra. Sies
fer &irAenfiirlt borte Die Bite eitis
an, ipie er aud bos Mnoebpt entoegens
nabm, tpeld)es jenes Notabelnfnnoifdt
ma9te: bas gi6etmanuffript nit Gpl6
d~uf3uipiesen. 0as miirbe in runber
Summe mad unIerem beuti1en gelbe
fait $4,000 ausgemadt baben. gber
Suliu8 II. iiberIegte uno ,ipiberitonb
iGliebIifr Der @criudung, unb 10 bliet
ba8 ~pertbpolle BUD, nobt bos tbsueriie
bes llniperiums, De, 9itliotbet bss
0otitans erhalter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-20

Sturme Elm. toeinrif G6mib mar 81
perbllfft: mas? Gr bate % fortge:
tpout? Gr, Der ME einen Son oabpr
gefa9t bate? gber oendu ME BEL einen
rt6ti9en 'GtIrme Brad na6 bieie,
StiQe erft Die ri6tiqe Wut6 los: SD?
- 9u fparit es. 9u! GU, neil Du at
Der <mbim bier BADEN mubteit
Weil es Dir ba ni6t fein genug mar.
i'm ,Weiben S6pon!' unb je5t iollIt
9u MID nal tennsn ternen. SEPT Ioli4
Su NAL febe1G bas i'd mir ens oq Sem
&ram bier mdde! = ga! -Atno oa!
- uno Sd! * ga! = @t!" llhb bel
jeoem poqr,"ffoe irgen6 etpas eif bic
Groe: eint 8aie, Elm gtu1f, Iipps
fa4en : apesNauf einen Sdufus
@ls 5rau Nettden tHren guter
Seinri6 10 tpben fab, perfor lie bic
Jofung. 8ifterti6 reineno fart ie
auf oas &anapee. uno ibre S6rdnen
1tr0mten tpie erl0ienbe Gtegenflut6en in
bas 0%onnerpetter. Der quite Seinrid)
belt inne uno f6dmte IiG. 9as tpnnte
CT ni6t ieben. Sein Nett6en, 10 in
gbranen! 9as mar friiher ME poroez
tommen! lleberbaupt, friiber, al5 Tie
nod i'm yS9pan" paren -
Gr belt inne uno berIAnaufte.
Sonn nd6erte ct iiA IangIam Dem
Sofa. Na4 elmer S6tuG3pauie tlans
e3 a0gerno: nNettden!."
Sic i3luG5te ipeiter, Qerabesu bersz
bre6eno. Na6 elmer Weile t(ang e5
tpteoer: "Nettden! SDr' mai, Netts
6er!!"
@6er Ncttden idtuG3te reiter. Gr
legte Die San0 borIi6tig auf lire
G4ulter; iie ftieB i'm untpirfa 5uriid.
2dn9e mar es gang itil; man b0rte
ni6ts ais S6lu63en uno gelegentz
li6es G6neu3en. Damn iogte er plDbz
li6 enti6lofen: nS0r' nal, Rett6en!
Soften mir Den ,MeiBcn S9pan' ipics
Der iel6er nebmen?"-
5rcu NettGen f6nelts berum tpie
Elm @al in Der Pfanne. Gnblid, enos
lid mar bss erl0Ienoe 8ort gefalz
len!
llnb es bate bon 9ebts tpe9en Elm
Iegen6ogen iiber Sem Sofa ite6en
miifen, auf Dem bic beibsn in liebee
boiler llmidlingung beriet6en, fpie iis
Den pd9ter bes vS9tpan" los tperoen
tonnten, uno nit ibm Die berrI6aftz
lld)e Stage, oas berri6aftlite 3peits
mdoaen uno Die berri6aftli6e 2anges
tpeile!
Der pdGter that eS nidt unter
einem ertledliden S6aoensriab. Serr
6etnri6 uno Jrdu Nett6en Sablten ole
itattlt4e Summe NIT GeItbtern, ais
oh lie mod etpas geiHentt betGmen. -
Nun tbront Die 5rau Dirtbin nies
Der binter ibrer alten S6ete; ibre Que
gen bliben pie 2t6ter in uGe Q0inte!
uno ii6er bic bIanten Slide. llnb
ipenn Der quite Seinrid einmol pon
5Gfern berein fommt, tiiiIen 1s
iih binter Dem 8iiffetaufIQb pic Elm
SiebespGr6en - Dor lauter 9ergniigeu
ON 0a1etn! -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-20

uro greifbdrere 9eitaIt geiponnen. III
mar poQ Qufmertfamteit urb 2iebenss
ipiroigteit ge9en iie, er bate es ibr
bunoertmal geiagt. bab fie ietn Sbeal
Jet, Die pociie, oas Slid feines 2ez
bens -. er Eatte ibr 10 oft Die peibe,
f0nigli6e garbenia iiberreidt unb ibr
bunbertmal nit 1einen beu6lerii9en
2ippen gefagt. oab es Ole ein5tge ibrer
piirbise glume iei, nit ibrem aarten
S9mel5, ben Elm Saudi triibt, NIT
ibrem 9uft, 10 iiB uno f6meidelnb
pie eire 2%iebfoiung.
limb Tie bate linn ales gegfaubt, NIT
Dem blinben. begeiiterteu @lauben bes
unerfabrenen Gemit6es, uno oas Sc
Ben f6ien ibr 10 f60n. unb Die Delt
10 berrli6, bon ton 8lumen uno Gonz
nenihein.
Damn bate lie ldreiam %beeonner,
Die alte, INNER nteberfebrsnbe &C.
f6i6te BON 2ebenstlug6eit unb fibler
8ere6nung. Ole ate @ef6i6te Der
5eig6eit, bjs iih jeoen Sag unter unz
'feren Iugen pieberholt, jene Niebers
trddtiqteit, Die I6limmer lit ats manz
DIES 8erbre1en uno bie bod fein
Gtrafgefeb abnbet. 2angiam, Sag
fir Sag, Gtunbe UNI Stunoe bate cr
fi6 5uridgs3og:n, bie Sbren batten
nidts generft, inn mar Die SomDoie
lciat qenoroen. ober tie bate gelitten,
unid9Iih, NIT ieber 5iber hires Wez
iens. - Sebt 1T ales idon tdneit porz
bel, au6 Die grobe Neuigteit lift eigentz
lib f6on feline mebr, na6oem ie gez
bii6reno hurhge6e6elt purbe. Gr miro
6ie BLONDE 9olarerbin 6eirat6en, Die
er Dor einem Wpnat in einem bcfreuns
beten !6auIe fennen lernte, unb man
bot i'm gu oieIem S6log, INN ben i6ti
Gle beneioen, pm alien Geiten bes
QljidplnIdt, unb taum elmer bat oes
b~laIen. 3drten W}Gb6ens aebadt. -
rSie miro enttduf6t fsin." rIb
mas, MGbdentrdume," meinte Elm ana
berer. - SIS mare ober au6 cine uns
berdntnortltcDe SunlnDelt bDn lhm ges
nefen. nit Teinen @us'iften -"
nGr 1T {dlau genug. mas fo1te er
onfunQep nit elmer Mitaift BON etliz
den lumpisen pier5ia -, fiinfai9tauz
FEM Qire?"
81 fit 70 bIoB, 2iebIin9." fogt Sic
Mutter plB5Iid, iih an ibr beuasn0,-
Sic f6redt duF aus ihren GrGumen.-
nWaa feblt Cir? Sil's bic 6ites 9ae
oreLe li6t9"
Gle I0dett nit bIeihen Qippen ser
Mutter gu; gu Itol3 uno f6eu. nm ibr
Gefeimnib pteiS3uoeben. al rein. Inn
Su liiQer, ntnmi ie bdItia Die Gars
0enia aus >sm Saor uro Iabt fie ouf
Sen Teppi9 fallen. no60em fe ie
einsn Moment 3nii6sn Den 3itternbeu
Jin9ern 3erOridt bat,
.Nein. es 1T Ser Duff oisier &la.ae."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-20
GeSankfnfpliiter.

GtroSe mag man aetanienlps teGeti, ents
idulOiat man nit. sd bob' aebodt!"
Cine Srau, bic ibrem monne in al1ew,
tber icin ipi1, tric9t ct talb isber!
@an mub cine Iub NIT Der anteren
fnaden.
Wcnu geipiFen ocuten Der 9pbea untcr
ben 6iiben gu 5eit ,rire, te:rmmen fs s:altc
gsine."
Mands Grou terratb ibr Wfter MIR hos
Sur6, bat fe fG au reriin9en itrcst.
Ser 9ug bes Ssraens 1T of Elm 9a.~'
oue.
Ittadtrte Sen Staatss
a n 10 a t. Sn einem Miindener @ez
ridtsiaale mari elm Ginbreder. nod
Dem Der StadtsanlpaIt flint Sabre
3ldt9aus gegen i'm beantragt bate,
einen duf Dem 9eridtstiIh ola Be-
ipeissesenftanb Iiegenoen 6ammer mad
Dem Staatsanipalt. Der Sammer
ftreifte ben Staatsdnipalt, uno es
ipurbe Ser MttentGter oestpeaen su flint
Sabren @efdnsnib perurtbeilt. Wesen
oes g~tnbrud1s tpuroe, 9entdb Dem Mnz
TRACE oes Staatsanpalts, auberoem
nod auf finf Sabre 3u4tbaus segen
ibn ertannt.
9 turn ais s ooesurz
a ID {. 8ei einem Sturme puroe ber
5Ojdbrige Waloarbeiter 4roner DO.
gitterfelo. Propins Sahien, BON
einem nieberitiiraenben 8dum5tamm
oerartis setroffen.> oab er auf Der
STEELE toot nieoerfiel. Gin @efdirrs
tiibrer aus Dem naben Nittersute
Sdierau puroe bonn Sturm Dor fein
ei9enes @eihirr seidleubert. tpobe; Die
Rdber iiber Den Mann bintpegsingen.
Muf Dem Transport mad benz arans
tenbaaie ftarb ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-20
6arornia.

9as elGnsenb erlsu6tete sbeater
5ei9t odS feitli1c Nlsieben Der "gros
ben" 4benbe. SIN BARRETT Elm tpogens
bes Mcer BON Srdden uno Gplinoern.
IN oelIen troitloies Shtpar3 nur Die
fteifgeitdrften 9emobriiite einen belz
leren Son bringen. lin 10 farbena
prd9tiger iiebt's in Den 2ogen aus.
ga bliben oie Goeliteine ouf tunltpoa
friiirten &Dpf6en. auf entbloBten peis
Zen Qrmen uno Naden ba leu6tet Die
gauge Sdrbenifala bes Hegenbogens in
5arten uno geldtttgter Sonen auf unb
bebt iid pirtungSppu BON Dem rot9en
!Sintergrunb ab.
Inter benz Grescenoo bes meilterli6
1pielenoen Srbefters, oas ben gdnSen
Raum nit f%lutbenoen Sonpellen err
flint, belt ii6 langiam Der 8orbon0
unb 3eigt Die tiinIt!eriI6 unb pabrs
beits9etreu ausgefibrte nG1tlide Soe<
merle.
Surh sic GaG1erie, Ole Menge ga
oben, Die pirfli6 ms Sbeater tommt,
um gu ie6en, gu boren uno mit6uerz
leben, gebt elm @emurmel Ser 8eipuns
Oerung. bts Dtnunter, mo es lid i'm
torretten S6reigen bes p%prnebmeren
SbeileS beS Yublitums perliert. Die
feinen Sdder 1dlieben iid nit einem
leihten S6lag ipie GDalein. Die lire
Sliigel einsieben, uno al Die bliBenz
ben Iueenpaare, an Die u~n5Gbli9en
Sperngldier rihten iid ipie auf aoms
manbo bortbin, tpp bas erbidtete
Drama Iid) untcr elmer 5lutb BON Mus
lit, 2iht unb Surben abIpielt.
, l1ngeIeben uno unbea6tet nidelt fid
audi baS tletne, intime Drama oes 2es
benS ab.
Sn elmer Ser 2oeen fibt lie sesena
iiber Der Mutter, bas arme Mdbden,
aart unb fem uno Itol5 ipie Der peibe
Stern Ser Garbenia, bic ibr reides,
buntles Spar 1dmiidt. Der idlante.
i9miegiame 8Drper ldbt 3iG .nidt in
Die &iiien 1inten, Sic feitseiAloHenen
2ippen auden nidt unb Sic Mugtn blei=
ben troden uno flar, pdbreno tie oas
9rouiame Sdauipiel betradten, oas
iid linen in elmer segeniiberliesenoen
2oee bietet.
9i6t aneinanber dsIdmiegt iiben
Die 8erlobten. bic eiftis matchmaker
planoernt Die aopfe aufamnaenitedene,
baB iid tre 9aare beiuabef bermiiden;
iie tlein, blonb, pitant; er bodsepads
fen uno fraftnpl, nit einem 2dheln
leibeniduftliden Sebnens auf ben
9ippen, bas cine 2iiee. -. NIT Der peis
ben Garbenia i'm 8nopftoh, Die Elm
9erratb lit!
WGbreno Ole Sel6in auf Der 8iibne
in Observation-Disclosures Sonen iiber
ibren Stee jubelt, ourhlebt bas arrle,
perlahene Mdhden nod einmal ibren
aansen. fursen, sarten 2iebestraum.
sic tunnten fih bon 3inobeit an. ipas
rem fat suiammen aufeepadfen in Der
Sntimitat Der 6alniIie. uno NIT ibnen
mar lanafdm aud Der @lidstraum
arok aetror5en unb hattie INNER feitert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-20
Jdushnnrrt.
Don c5utlau ealhs.

Glenn Mitt!erdeu CIT Siitsel fit
lluo ldbt Die Singer ipriugen,
Wie's 9iibbca pa Die Gbren ipibt
Hub ioic Die Sdlpcitcrn iingen.
Sic Srubel fngt ifou irii6 unb rein,
Sic llrIcl nod NIT 3agen,
Wuf einlnol icBt meta @ilbter Elm:
@6, ipas, man mub nur ipa9cn!
Srifft man riHt 0IciW ben rr6teu Gou,
g8as fitmmcrt has BEN Sanger,
Gen uddftcu nimmt man better idon
tluo bdlt ibn osito Idu9er.
Sas gilt bonn circn %3unitgeuuB,
User fam e6 ih8ner maden2
Rur lciber tommt man nid)t 2um Gblub,
Man Tam nibt mcbr Dor gaGeu.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-05-05

PIVOT WIRE
Type WIRE


always cylindrical. explains the Va.
tional Tribune 90 is fat. square. star.
shaped. oval. trough-like etc. etc
For example. the most economical
way OF making the little cog wheels
for watches. clocks and other delicate
machinery O. 90 draw the metal first
into star-shaped wire OF the proper
diameter and then saw the wheels
on. - IS tire same way with knife
blades. bicycle hubs holding strips
etc, etc The illustration gives some
Of the shapes OF the plates through
which ;he wire is drawn