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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
GERMANS NOT POLITE
Native Paper Lectures Them on Their
Treatment of Tourists in the
vaterland
Special Cable to The Herald.

6p6Cldl (dDle 10 ne I1STdlu
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-Now that the
travelling season is at it's height the
Kolnische Volkszeitung lectures Ger
man tourists on certain faults of man
ner to which they are especially prone
In travelling, says this journal, one
should observe the amenities of good
society. One should not shrink into
corners or avoid pleasant conversation,
which is always regarded as non-com-
initial on a journey. You should nod
in a friendly manner to those whom
you may join, even though they may be
perfect strangers.
When a stranger comes into your
compartment you are not to stick out
your knees to make his way more diff
cult; you are to make no needless
noises when your fellow travellers wish
to sleep; and when you come to beau
tiful scenery do not monopolize the
window. Do not look daggers at
stranger who enters with as good a
right to seat as you have. and do
assist all ladies with packages, and not
the pretty ones only.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
TRY TO CLINE INTO BALLOON
Aeronauts Near Milan Have Queer
Experience While Passing over
q Lunatlc Asylum
Cnbie 10 The Herald

Special Cable to The Herald.
MILAN. Sept IA couple Of aero
nauts had a queer adventure while
passing over Giandola the other day.
They were travelling low down pre-
pairing for a descent when they hap
pened to cross some fields attached to
a 1unatic asylum in which a number of
the patients were working.
AT sight of the alrship the lunatics
set up shout and one OF them seized
the trail rope and clung on. Others
joined him, and then tried to haul down
the aeronauts.
The balloonists. fearing mischief, be-
gan to pelt them with ballast to make
them release their hold, but the luna
tics appeared to enjoy the proceedings
as a great joke and continued hauling.
The uproar they made finally attract
ed the keepers, who ran to the assist
aDce of the aeronauts, and knocking
over several of the more stubborn pa
TENTS, released their hold of the rope
The balloon then shot away. carrying
from the ground one lunantic who had
become entangled. He fell several
yards on another inmate. but neither
appeared to be much the worse for the
encounter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
GOING INTO MONASTERY
Count George Esterhazy Will Forsake
His Estates ard Take Up
EccleslastIc Career
Snecial Cable DO The Herald.

Special Gable TO The Herald.
VIENNA, Sept. 1.--Aristocratic cir
cles i'm Vienna and Budapest society
were taken by surprise upon hearing
that Count George Esterhazy, owner
of the Oszlop estate, in Hungary, has
decided upon leaving the world and re-
tiring to a monastery. 1t is not, in
deed, unusual for young Austrian and
Hungarian arstocrats to devote them
selves to ecclesiastical careers, In which
generally they are rapidly promoted
to archiepicopal honors, or at least find
themselves possessing some bishops
see. Count Esterhazy is, however, a
man of 5S years, and has neither wish
nor prospect of episcopal preferment
or of obtaining ecclesiastical honors
His determination is rather ascrbed
to misfortunes 1t has been his lot to
meet with In life. Several years ago he
lost his wife, and had second blow
dealt out to him by the hand OF fate
in the recent death of his only son, at
21. His mother was nee Princess Ro-
han Chabot.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

shortly after received telegram ask
ing her to receive three boxes belong
ing to the daughters which were being
sent out from London by a certain
firm. Next day the schoolrnistress re-
ceived a letter from this firm stating
that II was against their rules to for
ward luggage without being paid In
advance for the transport, and re-
questing that the sum Of $40 be sent
at once to the London office.
The schoolmistresses sent the money,
but they heard no more from the lady
or the firm, though they have written
several letters
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
CLEVER FRAUD ON A SCHOOL
Women Place Daughters, Send Boxes
c. o. D.; School Pays Charges;
All Vanish
Special Gable to The Herald.

GENEVA, Sept LA clever fraud
by an Englishwoman upon the pro-
'prietors of Swiss schools for girls has
been exposed. and 1t is believed that
similar frauds have been perpetrated
all over the continent.
Two school proprietors Qadies) al
Lausanne have been the latest victims
and they state that the Englishwoman
who is a fashionably dressed, middle
aged lady, called upon them and ar
ranged to place her two girls at the
schools for two years, offering to pay
the fees in advance. She wished to see
her girls settled. she said. because she
was leaving for Calcutta to join her
husband, an officer In the British army
She then left for Paris ITO fetch her
daughters" and the schoolmistress
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
HAS FUN WITH LOVING PAIR
Bather Plays Cruel Practical Joke on
sweethearts Who Spoon on
the Water

the Water
Special Cable to The Herald.
HAMBURG Sept. Ia couple Of
lovers who had gone for a row on the
charming lake
and had chosen one Of the most Sc
cluded parts, with overhanging trees,
to rest and dream away the happy
hours in the moonlight, were the Vic
Tins of a cruel Jest the other evening.
Out of the dark water there ap-
peared a white object, which fioated
slowly toward the boat Look. a dead
bodyl" exclaimed the young lady in
terror, and her sweetheart at once
seized the oars and made an effort to
escape the uncanny thing.
Suddenly the body rose half out of
the water and in sepulchral voice said,
give me your boat" and at the same
time a hand was stretched out to seize
It. This was too much for the sweet
hearts, who sprang out Of the boat into
the water, screaming for help.
This brought several other boats to
the scene. and the couple were rescued,
but the bather who had played this
cruel hoax had vanished.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
court-MartIal in Portugaps Navy

Gpecldl SaDle 10 Inc f1eralu
LISBON, Sept 1.-The Forthcoming
court martial of the ringleaders in
volved in the INSTRUMENTATION aboard
the flagship Dom Carlos and other
ships of the Portuguese navy Is arous-
ing great interest. Investigations have
already shown that the revolt was the
outrome of deep-laid plot, in which
men from nearly all the ships We're in
volved. Letters and receipts for sub
scribers have been found in the possess
sion OF hundreds Of sailors, bearing the
sign OF black cross, proving the ex-
istence of a secret association which
Is supposed to be OF a revolutionary
character.
II Is proved that all the rebels are
members Of the mysterious Black Cross
society, but all absolutely refuse TO an
swer questions; and a widespread poll
tical plot Is believed to have existed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
servla suffers From butterflies
Special C'5le to The Herald.

bpecIaI = DE 70 The 1eFdIu
BELGRADE Sept. lowing to the
damage done to crops by butterflies,
the Servian minister OF the interior Of
fered I'd for every 500 captured. AL
though the amount appears small, the
pursuit Of butterflies is profitable, as
already 2l000OOO of them have been
rendered for reward. The minister says
1t is cheap to get rid OF these millions
at a cost Of $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

Fiber-Grnss and Basket Suit Cases
$3.50 to $500, in our leather goods de-
partment. Good things for the beach or
trips Sanborn. Vail g. Co,
Rb7 So Broa adwaY.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

II you want to go east, c. IIaydocS,
Agent Illlnala Central II. r.. 11S w. Sixth.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

Public notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the 23d day of July, A. d.
geles did, at its meeting on Elid day
adopt an Ordinance of Intention. num-
bered 1910 (New Series). to have the
following work done, to wit:
1st That
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
NOTICE of street work

Public notice is hereby given
that on Monday. the 30th day OF
July, A. d. 1906, the Council of the
City of Los Angeles did, at it's meeting
on said day. adopt an ordnance of In
tention numbered 1914 New Series),
to have the following work done. to
wit:
That a vitrified pipe sewer be construct
ed in said city in
AVENUE FIFTY-FIVE,
from Pasadena avenue to Ash street;
MONTE VISTA STREET,
from Avenue Fifty-five to Avenue Fifty
sly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01
cHIcKAsHA WOMEN JOURNALISTS

II has been suspected all alopf
that the club women Of Chickashs
could do almost anything they SCI
their minds 10 accomplish. In fact
there has yet been no ocular dem
onstration Of any limitation on
their powers. Didn't they give US a
Carnegie Library when a lot Q
linen folks" kept saying you cant
do il"l And now they have done
something else which is another
proof Of their versatility. They
have demonstrated that they are
talented journalists.
The Thanksgiving number OF
the chickasha Star, edited by the
club women Of the city with Mrs
Jno. W. .Brown.as editor-in chief, is
highly creditable piece Of journal
istic work. A large number of
subjects OF current interest are
treated by tine women in articles
the bear the stamp Of culture and
literary merit. The club women are
to be congratulated upon the sue
cess Of their venture into news
paperdom.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01

Speaking about graft. isn't 1t
about time for some ambitions
muck raker to undertake the task
Of writing comprehensive history
Of this department Of human ac-
tivity. The magazines have given
ne considerable information on the
subjec, in recent times but no
doubt much interesting history
could be unearthed by digging into
the ancient records. Pass it up the
'lurid'' magazinist.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01

All the magagiDes and periodicals
team with discussions Of the resrO
problem. Isn't it possible that The
relations between The races could
be i, speedily. adjusted with less
talk. especially from those who
know nothing about it.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01
TOWNS INTERESTED

Guthrie, Okla Nov. 3o-Ai-.
most all the towns of the Territory
Of any size, have held meetings
and selected committees and repre-
senta.ives TO be present at. Guthrie
during the session Of the conven-
ton to look ont for the county
line and county seat arrangements.
These persons expect to keep in
close touch with the committee,
and will ask for bearirg
at frequent intervals. Eufaula
will send her leading citizen, c. 4:
Foley. who has been sent to Wash
ineton on more than one occasion
OH matters Of importance concern
ing bis section. ]. B. Morrow will
be here from ChecOtah and will be
assisted by Charles Buford from
the same town. which does not ask
to be designated as county seat,
out is very much interested in the
formation Of the county OF wpicn
y viii be one Of the active towns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01

To read the December magazines
makes you almost feel that "Santa
Claus Is already here. One Of the
best Christmas essays is by William
Allen White in the American Mag
azine and "Mr. Dooley" also has
a good story on THE Christmas
spiri,g in the same magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01
A SATURDAY sEaMONETTE

Wuat tue tcAt, MI fIcf~ucts
4" All men are created equal" IRE
corded in the first chapter Of the
Book Of Liberty by Thomas Jeffer-
son. A good text. to be sure,
but not altogether new. Fourth
Of July orators have emblazoned
it, glorles on thousand platforms,
making US quiver and thrill with
pride and patriotism as they pic
iurei heroic struggles on bloody
battlehelds and painted old glory,
the emblem of liberty and equality,
in resplendent tints and hues. Yes,
we were thrilled, 1t was a noble
conception: so carried away with
enthusiasm were we that we didn't
stop TO think what Jefferson really
meant and what we mean by 1t.
All men created equal, funda-
mental. automatic. profound, phil
osophyl We wouldn't think Of
disputing K. 1t has been demon
strated over and over again We
need't waste time in amplifying it !.
Suppose we just add little unim-
portant word TO IL and make il
read "all men are NOT created
equal" Treason did you sayl
Well, just wait a minute before
you get hangman's rope We
just wanted something 10 dispute
about-it takes copy" TO fill a
newspaper.
No, we didn't say, all men ere
not equal before the law, that they
were not equally entitled to the
possession life and liberty and the
pursuit Of happiness. That's what
| Jefferson meant and that's plenty
1t was strange doctrine in his
day and 1t has taken long time
for US to fathom the full meaning
of il a d we don't know it all yet,
at least we don I fully recognize it
in practice There are several
more lessons for us to con before
we will be prepared for a final
exam" on the Jefersonian
creed.
However, we shall not be rob-
bing Jefferson or showing him any
disrespect it we point out what Is
50 apparent: ie. that men are very
uhequalin every respect save that
lwhichJefferson had in mind, equal.
ity before the law, and it may be
a fruitful field for sermonizing.
n Isn't il possible that one rea'
son why we are so unjust and even
cruel to each other is because We
are so imbued with the idea that
we are all equal. Here we are
playing the great American game
Of Get Rich" Get into the
game. It's grab holts, - catch as
catch can" every fellow for him
self and the devil for the underdol
We are all equals in the game
Why should be have any care fol
5 the other fellow He's Our equal
he can look out for himself just
like we are doing. Now what
1 would you think ol pugilistic en-
q counter in which bantam weight
was pitted against a Sullivan
Wouldn't It be fun to see the bii
fellow "pulverize" the little one
No. you say, it wouldn't be fair, i
{ would be cruel, inhumane. Ans
how would you like to see squat
of high school boys matched
against the Varsity team on the
leridIfonf No that wouidn's Be-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01

Mrs. Leeds in The Women's
Clubs edition OF the Star suggests
Civic Improvement League for
Chickasha. 1t is good suggestion.
Not the least of the benefits that
shoald accrue from such an organ
iza,ion would be the cultivation Of
civic pride.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01

TsitA 'cridiron' or a ''Pigiron'
club that the convention press boy
Lave star,ed1 The correspondent.
confuse the names. Why not ell
it the "Dogiron clubgp That's {
good old fashion name and hasn't
been utilized.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01

fair either. It would be wrong for
the big fellows to beat up the little
ones; they are not equal antagon-
ists. although they are all playing
under the same rules, and they
have an umpire 10 see that The
game is played according TO the
rules.
Now back 10 The real game. the
game Of business. survival Of the
6tiess, = If you please. See them
line up There's the big fellow
who inherited million dollars. a
fine physique or a giant brain. Or
| perhaps he didn't inherit such a
great endowment Of fighting quail
ties, but he had the training Ten
vironrent. If you want to use a
big word) that fitted him for the
contest. On the other side is the
poor fellow who didn't inherit any
thing but an appetite and a hovel
in which to train II. He was IN
equal in natural eudowments Of
body and mind. unequal in oppor
tunities for the development Of
what he had. Put him into the
fight and let him pay the penalty
for his weakness whether he is to
blame for it or not, says our cur
rect code OF ethics. And there
You go, the struggle between
wealth and proverty, the clash Of
classes. bilIionaires and paupers.
gaunt children in inines.and factor
les, pamperei sons OF a monied
aristocracy, million dollar palaces
and sitting tenemenis, the screams
OF the demagagues, and the game
goes onl Fine sight, fine sport.
isn't in And all the while the
earth holds plenty o make us all
comforts bic, prosperous and hap.
|py.
But the game is fair. all are
equal ia the contest and its fair
play we want. Bosh There's
nothing fair about il and you know
it. Is it fair for bulldog to "pick
onto" a terrier No. you would
kick him off in minute If you
weren I afraid Of him--most OF us
are afraid. Wells what are you gc-
ing to do about in Thrust us into
socialism, crush out personal in
itiative. foster dependent CLASH
No, we'll do nothing of the kind,
We're going 10 continue to play
the game but we are going to
play fair" in higher sense. We.
are going to recognize that all are
not equal in the contest and in
this inequality rests the obligation
Of the stronger to help the weaker.
We are not going to play according
to the Flaw Of the jungle" which.
allows the strongef to devour the
weaker. We are going to be really
civilized. yes, humane. christian, if
You please And the first rule Of
the game will be do unto others
as you would have O. hers do unto
you" And according to this rule
IT we are big we won't beat up the
little fellow, for we know the fair
thing to do is to help him, not pat
ronize him by handing him out a
library or a university occasionally,
but we'll honestly help him to be-
come stronger, Well Scrap
with him, that's the making of
him, but well recognize the differ
ence in our sizes. And whether
we are lighting our equals. our
superiors, or our interiors, we'll
fight it out by the Golden Rule
Sing the d d,xology. rN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01

In bis appointment Of John o.
McIIhenney. a democrat. to the
Civil service commission. the Presi-
dent has again Jared the seusibiIi:
ties Of the Organization. 1" Bus
MeIlhenuey was Rough Rider.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01

The convention begins right BY
reading the riot act" to the lob
byists. Any delegate who makes
eyes at suspected lobbyist viii be
ostracized-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01

If every one Of the forty and
more committees getsa plank
into the constitution. il viii require
a quarto volume to contain it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01

From present prospects there
win be no trouble in finding pa
sriois willing to take the burden Of
state On their broad shoulders.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-01

The latest styles in
ladies' suits and cIoaks
at Edwards g. Moore.
The Washington times., 1906-06-09
Wanted-AutOmobileS.

WANTED-Automobile: must be IN first
class order and cheap Address ". 8. D..
1oo2 Main St. Fredericksburg, Va jeS-3t
The Washington times., 1906-06-09
Wall Paper.

VIM V MAHONEY. the Progressive PaDsr-
hanBeri reliable. prompt. cheap. legal guar
Sutee covers all our work send postal for
LIee samples and estimate. Main store Ga
ennsy lViuia ave Sc. telephone East IA =
NJ s. NV: Edlavitch's store Bowie Nj :.
~ Monroe St, Anacostia; Fowler's store
congress Heights: 60I New York ave nv
LOO r ST Sc; Conaway's store Laurel Md
General store, Glendale. Posuofice Colonial
reach. Va Rogers * Farden. Hyattsviiie
Nd; Shaw's store, Twining CITY New
agency. just established. LIoyd's store sea
brooke, Nd Jest
HOUSE PAINTING and paperhanging; low
est prices W O. CARLISLE & CO. s2f +
ST NV, Phone Main s0S-1-M je7-3t
ROOMS PAFERED. SI75 up; house paint
iDSi lowest prices. CHAS. A CARLISLE z
e42 II ST ne Phone East 1857. se7-3t
The Washington times., 1906-06-09
Wanted-AgentS

WE CAN PROVE agents make 500 monthly
selling our newly patented household spe-
caity. WOLVEREEN CO.. Pittsburg Pa
ie7-3t
I GIVE 20 everybody chance 20 make from
S. TO $40 per day BY selling high-art ernbroid-
cred shirt waist patterns and suits. Open
rom an TO pm. UNITED STATES
my29-30t
The Washington times., 1906-06-09
SOLTHEAS 81

NOth41dE@1S4-
CHAS. II. BLUMER. y. Cap. and r sts ne
AcCHESNEH q JOACHIM. cor. ID and sts
The Washington times., 1906-06-09
Dentistry.

= 5S-L-ENI -L-LL-ENI PLATE, $3.50; best Inate-iaI-
- teNtractlOn inCluded). C;arua-, ,---t;a. 1ella.
AiIlns. 81. porcelain crown S. 5y. 81 s-it
crown, 81 silver nlllngs SOC S'--
-ye2-1 DIR VAUGHAN. 10l2 +.
CUT-RATE DENTISTRY. TTITS T5-E-T-r- :,
Sci OF TEETH. So -. Gold Crown FORM
" SO, now So Filings. 5Oc All co1siIira
lions and extracting absolutely free 49,
AND NAVY DENTAL. PARIORS cos - ~
AND SIS NV Entrance. 63g + sr pbC1a
Main 43G4-M - = .1ol4s ss
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES ev------I--
no PAIN look, feel, act. and last Longer 49,,
naturat teeth. shrunllen faces made ncrn1sT.
painless filling. DIR. J. L WILSON. I2G3 =
st. NV. - 4
tIRST-CLASS WORK. Low PRICES-Sef
OF teeth. So up. gold crowns s3 nm eli
nllinga. 81 up silver nllings. zoe up: WORK
guaranteed: no pain. DIR. GEO L FD-
--S-eDo. oIJ st NV my27-3ot
The Washington times., 1906-06-09
Carpet Cleaning.

PER CENT Discount.
Mention this ad- when you leave your or
ders for carpet cleaning and We will allow
you a discount OF per cent. Our methods
are the latest and most improved-our work
is absolutely guaranteed Carpets taken up
cleaned, stored, and relaid.
Phone Main S04
Ammoniated Steam Carpet Cleaning Co.
507 ELEVENTH STREET n. w
3e6-Sot
The Washington times., 1906-06-09

FOR SAEE-Making complete clearance Of
all the secondhand pianos and all the rental
pianos IN stock now al sensa1iOndlly small
prices. Here are a few Of the bargains.
Chickering upright. 500; Eazelton Bros up
right. Sl25. himhal upright, SlZ5. New Eng
land upright. $780, ChickerinE upright. $50.
Gabler upright. $50; Mathushek upright, $50:
irving upright SlI2s NoSe a sons. Slt5s SI0d-
ard upright, $i4S. Stien upright, 500;
Kaabe upright, S225; Sohmer UPRIGHT SIS,
and over forty others Easy terms o. =
DeMOLL & CO. IzsI 81. my31-tf
FOR SALE-Two carloads window screens
and doors. screens IZizc up: doors. SIC up:
extra wide doors. carload IN stock. knock
down frames. &C. wire. IiEc square foot:
screens made 70 order. &c kLEEBLATT' S.
18th and II sts- myI-7mo
The Washington times., 1906-06-09
For Sale-AutomobiIes.

FOR SALE-OIds 1908 four-passenEer touring
car. in good condition: price. $500 SIS Z 81
Sc. ies-7f
FOR SALE-Mlchigan air-c00Ied runaboIIt
hrst-Class condition. viii demonstrate. B. z
BIRGFELD, care Auburn Auto Co. 1872
Staunton court 3es-st
GREAT BARGAINS in clincher cases; %
per cent discount factory clearance. retread-
ing; vulcanizing; expert tube repairing; quick
service reduced prices. JONES TIRE
WORKS. S02-6os st Phone N. S05s.
fas-10s
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Situations Wanted
Female.

Female,
WANTED-Washing and ironing 70 do at
home. l6Zz 18th st NV. je9-2t
WANTED-By hrst-class cook situation With
family going North. Apply at once. II2T 7th
ST -
WANTED-Refned young white girl, place as
LADY maid nurse for child TO 90 avav
Tor summer. Address BOX 2f3, Times ONCE
1t
WANTED-Place for general homework. by
colored girl I55 Harvard ST. NV It
WANTED-By a hrst-class dressmaker to
finish out season: summer dresses 10 make
from $50 70 50 apiece. Address BOX 2os.
Times Office. faS
wANTED-Day work or laundry al homo
1892 18th ST. NV. fes-3r
The Washington times., 1906-06-09

NINE. RITA. the
and Card Reader.
ington. - holding
NV Fee. 25c cnd
NINE. ZENITA,
I'd st NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Hotel Johnson Cafes.

Good JI-EEs 20 eat now on; q speciaI+y
Is our sea food. direct from the catchers
lIIIeutne experience. Service Il la carte;
noon lunch and table dhote dinner.
The Washington times., 1906-06-09

CORNER GROCERY. Southeast daily sales.
$50; owner going 10 Europe, will sacrihes
$3.50; this IS your chance. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil F. je9-5t