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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09

gciongen gebolten lpor0en mar, obne
pro5e1lrt 5ll ner0Cll. llnteroeltE
bobcn Die WincnbeliBcr mo ibre Jll'
riitiiden @erf5el,gc inn Gerelll nit
ben Einfertonionern ibre Sclpciamor
tcriul-Iubrif in 9ctricb gelebt nllo
lolien tic Gag fir Eog nit |olloonpf
orbeiten, 8on5 lmNcbcllcrllde Iil-
gobcn Der 5lpei notorildcn Gerbreder
Sorrp Srdoro nlto Strpe goonla
liciern boS Wotcriol, lporullI iid) Die
glnflogcn fifteen. Gicic 5luci Stoot3'
5cllgelt Iiilo cin0cltonocnermoBelt
WorOcr, Die i,ltter ollcn l%llnitonoclt
ilno nit alien Mitteln ibren Scolp
rettcn iuouenL INTO olli ibr a3eltgltiG
bin gc0cnten Die gcicB. II. oronnl19@s
liebenoen Scriblporrr BON Soobo II.
Colorado Die leitclocn @clItcr Der
@eitcrn Seocrotion al Den 0olgcll
ST bringcn."
Gin Hidter 0cS Scmpc e.
rcn5zStuotcS NrfonloS bot Iid) bc1
9eifoll offer Snnotifcr NIT elmer
Gntid)eioltn9 %5llgc5oOcL bob Ferio-
ncr, lucld]c Spiritltolct perfollfcn,
fir bic Sonollrngen ocs iid) untcr
oeren Ginflulie befinocnocn GGlfcr3
pcroltlDortlih lin0. Ser Scflogle
in ocm betreifenben ISolle lplroc SIT
$1,000 Shoocneriot pcrurtbcllt.
Senrp GIcmS priht II
III leincll leBtcn Npdenberihte iibcr
Die Sinan5. l1lo @cld)0ftsiogc 0es
2onoeS g%iinltig aus. Die Ginnobmen
Der Gilcnbo6ncn Iino aroB. SIN So
1lllor hottcn III 0a6ncn 20 Yro5ent,
in1 Scbrllar % 0obnen % Ero5cnt
bobcre GinnnbmeL OILS in ben ent=
iprcfenocn Morlatcn oca &orjobreS.
Die Wor5bcrid)tc iill0 nod nld)t ob-
geidloiicn, obcr olld) fir Den Wur,
rcd)nct man olli bctrahtlidc Wcbr=
cinnobnlen. Gbcnio iil1o Die Mus
pciic Der inouitricllcn Gorporotione1
icbr 5uiriebcnlteueno mo 5eigen tort
gciette inollltrielle Slftipit1t iiber ooS
gol5e 2nno, Die nod Dem llrtbcile
Observation-Disclosures nod longcre Belt
unbollcrl1 miro. StrifeS III bcll
@cidfoblensG iltriften fonntcn it6s
reno cinluirfcn, GA Mcid)fnble boilpt,
iGd)li6 in Der Srollltrie &crlperoung
iinoct.
Ger 8clomorft lit ltorf in Nr=
lprlld gcilonlmen mo oo5 Nngehot
fnopp. mcil groBc @elouorratbc felt
angelcgt iinb. Die Gage ollf oet
NlsIonoSmGrften lit Der Giniubr nolt
@olo nidt giinIti9. MuBlonb miQ
lmund6lt cine Anlo0e BON $50 Miaio,
men Gollots ,titterbriiloen, Die oclltz
lhe uno sic frun5oIiihc Hcgicrltno
mollcn ebctliolla boroclL ltnb olld) 0ic
britIihc HcQicrltn1, ionic oie Stoot
Sonbon nolcn iuidtigc Inlcibcn ma-
herL iooob iid Die Iniorberuhgen an
ben -@elonldrft olti ctlpo 70C
Wiliol1en beloltien ncrhcn. @el0.
rotten lpcroen ocrnnod) porlGufi0 nod
bod blcIbcn.
Gin Hihter o1lf Gomez.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09

Baltimore. W;arbinna, 10. MARS 1906.
Mn bic NttiulGrr
Der ~,llnitco 9iailmaDs & electric Company
non Baltimore.
G5 miro. hermit beIunnt gcnlnbt, bal, Die
Sransferirhii6er btefer Gontpagrtc ant Witt.
iupd, pen 2S. Wiarj 1906, 3 ,tBr Nadmittaa3,
GeihloiIen iinb an II, Mpril 1906, 10 ubr Vur'
miitaas, micber Gcptinet luetecn.
Sm s~luiiru9c beS SircftcriitnlS
8. Is. McSiltun.
(74,S0, 7.t02) S6abneiffcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
Sobn @. Scnfel,
Rr. GO4, Gibbs .etra6e,
lit 0cr Qcid,cnGcltattcr,

pcT6er aue auItrdee itets 5ur 3niricbenbeit
~ausiiibrt. STE bon ibm bcbunocIten 2eitben tbns
men sSoben lang iiceer. obnc Die eeri1aitcE
lSerucimi9Sfplren al 8eigcn. 5rai 1eltel 1T
lung bon grandchildren oeren Spe3talttat.
CSQuI01S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09

Gin Hihtcr ouf Gomez.
Sslono bot cin Moocl. bos iciren
lln9etrcuclR Gerlobten nit elmer
&umocpeitlhc oli offener Strobe ocz
5ild,ti9t hottc, irei9ciprodcn. Ger
Hidtcr mar Der Inliht, DOB cin acrI,
Der icinc 9rout brei Sabre hingcbol.
ten unb Damn cine onocre hcirotbct
cine 3ildti9un9 nit Scr &umocpeit
lfc mobl perbicnt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09

WarNlnnb Ghattel loan M7peiaiion.
$40 btS $500 iuerhen ueriieAen anf Na5belr,
&ianpS etc., shne Gntfernnna berietteu.
Bonn 1. Sanxar 1905 at bet:1her fi9 unfcre
Biirediir fpieoer In unferem alfcn lofaIe,
Gatuert. HniIbing, benz Geri&ts9ebGuoe eeaens
0tmuner gsr. 229. 2ei. 23s (speiter t5lur).
GRbutt.9de Hahttte. mt Ct. H0at0tyate.
SouoeItrs fur acknowledgements.
(Noto. 1s.9&Gl
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6. & %. nnb Mo. EdepDuae.
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Geidcnbeitattcr uuo Ginbaliamtrer.
Tr. 1908 nub 1710, Gantpn . Netnne, hub
Silbpit.Gde 3altimure.Str. NIB Sraaopag.
Sabrifauten aun 8atcatG asfets.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09
2puouu Earl.

Der baaptidhiifitc 5riebbui In Baltimore.
Hreaf: $50 96er. - Sntmc nv dbrenocr Charter.
gu isber Scit crreibbar. Siini Gents Jnbr'
eeIo bon alien StaottbeiIen. StraBcnbabn.
S~Doaeons pafiircn oen SnupteinGang. ale orci
Miltutcll. ySnrntcs 0arte5immer fit SoIde.
Die ocn Sricbbut BET r1ubern s9etter befudcrl.
0eer1bniBpIdts at iebr mIbiaen Rrcifer.
fdmmtIib utter fortmdbrcrocr Bilcae.
Yiirean: Tr. 81, @eft'Saratogd'Strake
Can't
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90 dr5.li9es
nA& Snfitut,

Nr. 1897, OF Yratt Strabe.
eSsStaitHsa tRr asbslme eraaileites spa Sadn.
uera anb Graxen.
Mir bejIen arampfaoertrnAe opne I1mera.
battle Operation, eisifturen, gIutberaifhl,1 uub
GbpbiIiS In auen Siabien. SerIuft Der Nailn.
bartlett nno reu 6usc8osene aranipe:.en. Cine
rafne. harerabc SeiInne ,ptrb earant.r. Inn
fere bette emptebInna beitetf partn. bab Mot
Elm Gent Dor ~ettoIotcr 6elIrna an beaabIen III.
@ !oftet Gle Ri8ts. tn unterem Enreau bor'
snfprefeu unb etue prioate COMPILATION nit
uns su baden. yon 10 tltr Uormtitass bis 10
ibr abenbs %ae5ffnct. e1retbf. .penn SIR Moi
fomucn f5nnt.
Observation-Disclosures far Darnen.
Drntb.Stu. anb Saslanb.P ari0asspnS ta1'
ren an aaferer 9htire verse;.
eaSpet.G1e Sant. ast p~ratt.etraAs.
tWsntt0 2&S.11 Bif gE
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GcrmiidDte Nn;cigcn.

sctt lit bic Sett, Is 81 beunten.
Subanula
tjbtct npe slrten bon SHicftcn tn Irelbbditfern
oncr I'M ,Sreicr, bertreiht Gtipabcit. Wdife nllo
Mailwiirfe. 16oillb fir 9riine 5Itegen nlio
8efliiaclsG1ufc nuo Snicficn III SoI3rdbnten
nno tbotct uuc gSirruer liIlo Waahen an ben
gpur6eIn bon 9dumen, ipie nib Die ipolites
VaumIauS.
Wm. 4. Gurfr,
Nr. 2f3, TorosGaluert. Strnfe,
inp Warbeuuitie, Saltimurr.Gunnt Ytb.
tWtai24 .1tN
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Gnrrainc.

sRalerirf - #artartts - Griebfim.
8eitIi6 bon 2BaIbrnoi cit. ullo eine babe
Wprtb. Mrenuc.&or Srcte .futfhen g'ahmittnas
am 9crmiriS. Trctfc bon S'e9rdbnibpIdscn iett
fpesicI. 2eihte Wehilqitaen. 1elrpbon =
Cation 223. @iireau: Nrcntlin. tno @iubior.
Muabs. @crfangt Vruihiirr. (Wtai4. 15.T&S)
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Huiulanb's tiirfiIdjc SGbcr.
GanltabIc. 8ebdaoe, Yuftamt aegen. etetS uffcn.
(gueuIt22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-09

Wltc Tcocrbettcn.
Maritpreis piro besnbIt fit aiie Seterbet'
ten uno nntife MiabagpnYs IibbeI. Senbct Vpff'
!drte an bic
vGuiontal MntiqMe Gn.," gr. Ga, ssorb.GMtam.
Giraffe.
,IcIcpbon: Mt. &crhon 3048. Nae 9efte1iitt
aen prompt auSaetiihrt. (b-.1GSs
Neun 5tr UeIs nbtbte babt, ipeuhet Gad
m min. garleben auf Culture, Winbeir uub
Yrunoeiaentbum. Serf b,uiepenbeit. Refine
eeibaefddffss Htetbpben. Wr. 0remer, Sar. 120,
Eorb. Naea.strake. /. Jlur. -2auaorp Building.
tMpriI16-l
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

closer they are together che broader will be
the oval
1t is a good plan for person who is making
a number OF pictures, or patterns, to draw
a quantity of these ovals of various forms and
sizes on cardboard, and then cut them out
neatly with pair of scissors, and keep them
on hand to be used as what machinists call
templates
1t is not always desirable to run couple of
pins through the middle of drawing in order
to make an oval round it but, with these card
right form, lay it on your picture, and run
your pencil round the edge Of your template,
thus getting the desired oval without disfg
urlng your picture.
You may find sometimes in your drawing,
or carpentering, that you wish to arrive at an
angle of forty-fve degrees-this is the angle
most frequently used in mechanics, because it
is just half rightangle. The corners of pic
ture-frames doors, windows, and many boxes,
are cut at an angle of forty-fve degrees, in
order to make them fit square.
We'll, if you want to get this angle in
simple way, take long sheet of paper Zig.
u which has straight edge, A, b. Double
one end over so that the straight edge of both
p, in which c, d is doubled over G, E; this
makes +, c. ID right-angle (which you NAV
often want to use in drawing).
To get the angle of forty-fve degrees, fold
again cornerwise, so as to make the edge. c.
F, rest directly over the straight edge. g. u
Gig. 81. Then this fold represented by G.
ii will stand at an angle of forty-fve degrees.
l will now show you a method of drawing
the human figure, which will help you in get
ting attitudes, and preserving in your draw
lngs the proper proportions of the body.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

sides are built into the back and belly of
In Kircher's harp Gig. 81, the older form.
the screen fits into window, the instrument
is hung on an iron rod, and has a great many
strings stretched over broad sound holes. The
case Is freely perforated, and is hung SO as to
half overlap the aperture which gives admit
lance to the air.
Kircher for a long time had the credit of
being the inventor of the Aeo|ian harp, but
it is OF much earlier date 1t is, in truth, a
very obvious contrivance, easily made, and not
susceptible OF much improvement
which differs from the others only in the ar.
rangement of the screens. These are devised
to throw, strong draught on to the strings,
without having to be fitted into a window
frame; but in this, as in all the other forms
breeze to bring out its full TONE
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large bundles, sent to New York city, and
sold to the cane factories.
Many imported sticks, however, have to go
through process of Strengthening by me.
ehanical means, which is mystery to the un.
initiated. They are buried in hot sand until
they become pliable. In front of the heap of
hot sand in which the sticks are plunged is
stout board from five to six feet long, fixed
at an angle inclined to the workman, and hav.
ing two or more notches cut in the edge. When
the stick has become perfectly pliable, the
workman places it on one of the notches, and,
bending it in the opposite direction to which
1t IS naturally bent, Strengthens it.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

step is attained, vary the program by intro
ducing the finger in other spots. He will
soon light on it at any point or angle. Then
try the door, at first thrusting the finger I'M
egress with the rest of the hand as one finger
extends within. When he perches on it, draw
him forth little; next time, tempt him to the
perch outside little, and so on. In short
time, you have but to open the cage door,
uplift a finger, and he is sure to fly to it; and
he may thus be called to any part of the room
to rest on the familiar perch.
Most birds learn this familiarity in a few
days, yet there are those who will be two or
four weeks about it.
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with the other hand twist the paper round
till the circle is completed.
You will understand better how this is done
by looking at the engraving than by any
amount of description we could give you. Try
it and you will be surprised to find how &C.
curate circle you can draw.
Now, if you wish to make an oval, as a
border to a drawing, or for any other pur-
pose, you can do it in this way; but first take
good look at the diagram given below, so
that you will be able to follow our descrip-
ton with ease:
Take sheet of paper, and place il on a
board, then run two pins in firmly as at
and c, then make loop of thread, represent
ed by b in the diagram, stick the point of your
pencil A into the loop and holding it up
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

The above cut, of two figures, will explain
the whole thing
Draw figures just like these, which you can
afterward. | will not give you all the proper.
tons of the body, as that might only serve
to puzzle you; but bear in mind that the legs
are just one.half the length of the body, and
that when the arms hang down by the sides,
the wrists reach to the centre Of the figure,
also that the head is oneeighth the height
of the body.
The above picture will show you how to
draw a baby's face 1--WE believe 1t originated
with Hogarth, the famous English artist.
You draw four circles, and then join them
together and put in the features
In No. |, you will see the circles are all
the same size and close together.
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board, supported upon four pegs, one at each
corner of the case.
The harp is rested on the bottom of the
window frame, and the sash is brought down
upon the upper board The air passes in and
out between this board and the sounding box,
the strings are set in vibration, and so give
off that soft, melodious murmur which, in a
more subdued tone, is heard near telegraph
posts when the wires are shaken by the
wind.
This is the ordinary Aeolian harp, but
there are many more complicated forms Of the
instrument in existence
The Aeolians Of the four Strasburg Cathe-
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through the grating, which is only slightly
wider than the harp.
OF the harp itself we give the plan and sec
ton Gig. y, and to avoid frictions, we re-
tain its original measurement in metres and
eentimetres- sixty-one centimetres being as
nearly as possible two feet, and metre being
hundred centimetres, or thirty-nine inches
and three-eighths.
1t will be noticed that this pattern of the
instrument has strings on both Sides and that
the inner edge OF the box is fitted with
narrow sound holes. The front Of the box is
round the curved ends as carefully as the
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18
Aeolian Harps and How to Make Them

sketch of one Of the loudest of these celebrated
instruments Gig y.
1t is set well back in the gallery and the
window opening is gradually contracted by the
curious shed, of which one side is removed to
show the construction, the air passing out
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Of FIVE or six inches. The wood of which it
is made is carefully planned on both Sides
and is not over an eighth of an inch in
thickness, and the joints are as true and
clean as it is possible to make them. The
more carefully the box is made the better will
be the tone of the instrument.
The bridges in all AeOlian harps are of
some hard wood, such as oak, box or elm,
and are glued on to the face of the sounding
case They ere about half an inch high and
a quarter Of an inch thick
The strings are of eatgut frightened by pegs
screwed into the edges of the case, which are
occasionally strengthened for the purpose by
a thin fllet of beech. The strings are tuned
in unison.
Three inches above them is placed thin
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

ly-carved handle OF head, and tipping the end
with a ferrule.
In the sand fats of New Jersey, whole
families support themselves by gathering
nanneberry sticks, which they procure in the
swamps straighten with an old wise, steam
over an old kettle, and perhaps scrape down
or white into size. These are packed in
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

In No. 2, the two lower circles are smaller,
and somewhat removed from those above;
this gives you more refined face
You can make the circles of any proper
tions, and arrange them in any way you please,
thus getting a great variety Of character.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

or paper the while. Presently, as it shows no
disposition to harm him, he cautiously goes up
to examine it. Then he peeks to ascertain its
quality; maybe he fights it. That is WE'LL
he no longer fears it. Pay him with little
bird food; put him away.
Next day try him again. He may go far
ther and light on it, or he may be several days
getting thus familiar. Be patient. Once this
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18
Something About Walking Sticks

HE manufacture of canes is by no
means the simple process of cutting
the sticks in the woods, peeling off
the bark, whiting down the knots,
sand-papering the rough surface, and
IL i 4 Il
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18
How to Train a Canary

EFT the cage on table near where
you wish to sit; after a little con-
ference with the bird, introduce a
finger between the wires, near the
favorite perch, holding it there pa
tiently, yourself occupied with book
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18
Mecbanical Mios in Drawin0

Copyright ny James Eiverson
purpose in this article to give few
mechanical hints which our young
readers will often find quite handy
in helping them with their draw
ings.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

IT you WISH 70 UIdW a NIHN'N1 ''I'N'
have no compasses, take slip of thick paper
or cardboard like B in the annexed diagram,
and make on it half the diameter of the
circle you wish to make, as from c to E. AT
Il you cut out little three-cornered piece of
the paper, then you place the slip on the OBJ
Jeet upon which you wish to make the circle
and run pin through the point at G, and
the point of your pencil through the little
three-cornered opening at L. You can now
move the pencil round carefully till the circle
is completed.
Another way to draw a circle in case you
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

dral towers, for instance, are we'll known to
tourists.
At the castle of Baden Baden also the harps
are great attraction, and we here give
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

are in hurry, or have no pin or pen-knife
handy to prepare your strip, is this:
Take your pencil in your hand, and holding
it as represented in the subjoined engraving,
place the knuckles firmly on the sheet Of paper
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

right, work it round on the paper, and you
will have the oval ID.
You can make the oval as long and mar
row or short and wide as you please, by put
ting the pins far apart or close together. The
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18
Copyright by James EMERSON.

f~7HE simplest pattern of an Aeolian
harp is that which fits into any or
binary window frame.
a A box of thin, straight-grained
we'll planed pine is glued together
having length equal to that of the
width of the window for which it is destined
a depth of four or five inches, and breadth
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-13
TIE GREAT TRANSITION.
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What Uo 1.l l.aa % tell ms that
500 Eat. sssn tl.s hrrr before
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al. i4- .l..Ifru .a yaur school have
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a1t .as ..y h.. lcA~l 30 upf
coy course What should ~e plea
.t ep f5r' There's pisnty IA the -chool
l.r-. The iowa l1ys 'em"
Aal bad i,--a s.v-u a tstt for a
aar Meditation NHi pact ~ a whole
ara .-4l lea.l' AID q peneil ~ith q
rubber 90 o.
When 7 We by vs Prs-d sv~a
slate Iru..l. q Dos who hook - aHy
t-r.il.s sIatr pencil VAS haitsi until BE-
gave 70 lp huf a lead 5000, fought
o. bead pea..s az tiss or~eks and
Ir1ans Ought flr Hels-n. We sc0ured
th- ...uf~rs.ie for Odd hor-~shoes %
s.I f1 fae Iilsksmit O. nyr rooosy enough
90 ..t 81 .r.I IcDc'i azd. having a.
We COZ aar lf.rste uark oB.it guards'i
IT, kept 10 a- Hsr last rs~OUrce in trade
Many fu. lrrr pus two inch had
p'.' has fHu-l an hlpurtaut jAck
k..t. trade one way % M uthsr
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all rs-1 often hardly that until I Vas
trr.a sears ODD And these ten year.
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rubber IUak ~ ~ The best
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ny o.

NV friend a.ked we to make
sonnet Of a thought ou a writing
which had sent Co herd
o friend Of "a, true .oul. sister aa1
friend
OF yeArs long pa.t but yet lo'f'n'
thy hight
Though thou ha., died ia m.-n o'
vanished night.
Thy voice like dawn -wr,' rustic
doth nor cod
Oh. veil aud dearly doth mI E.af'
attend the summon. '0.ne "st
hand did me iadI'e
have thy lo,ias script bidding u'
uute
10 plain true verse shat an'ea'e4
had peunel
DO 1t Tor me. .ay.i chou 90 i.
thought fame would nll
ser.cd
t. music Dc. 80 be- by ue th} mind
rethr.da tr.uh..l
Thou ua.t heaven tT death Cd
Heaven upctuctt
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-13
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
Al Right In ThsOry. b , srssks Dow,
In Pffcace

Theoretically the. b. 80 much la
municipal owners 10 pf puddle utlHtr.
that the practical carp ug out OF ia
attractive feature. aplaur. sample and
n DO serfou- moment aud Tor a mu.
rt.'uafft o. take over aud run water
IgIf. sewerage aud even transports
tIOu APPEALS Ca taxpayers. aud the
trade h. made without the first Gssur
sre. ua: tbe conduct of these proper
tI.. vIu De- along practical and busi
ue.s lur.
n !. the failure 10 assure tie prac-
teal that w0fk- the evil. for municipal
,vr.r.hIp ls o. general ownership. and
. General Ownership results too easily
iu .f. icing 90 special business - any
,'f.r.u or taxpayer % look Into " ~
.r.r. after tbe Conduct % the proper
g.. under control This kaves the
..u.s.faslt 20 Few. who spOa nud
mat theg have only themselves 20 a..
commit o. hat people arr too busy -
demand arrouuf.ngs and iaHpayers
....st aus kind u report just
.l taer. s. The aplearancr % al being
r.lt srl light water. s~werage, ct
ar, gwen
~ is thIs Indifference and Neglect %
Gil. part a, taxpayers 20 tAke note u
municipal ara'rs which make muuic
...I ownership - public utilities
t.r.ri1a- a.I rvpenslve ms'tcr. TIE
theory 90 municipal ownership. viii
,. .-,.t sowing % each ta1paycr. ths
extra ..-..., given aud the great prof
s. p..ur.s can sll l- placs-i n %
.-.. I.f..-.aauI Dor 70 iss failure uu
ls.s r.. Htpaf~rs -hall give earnest
and -.-... h~,t t' Toe conduit -
rt.-. r... urf.r- for unl~ss thi' j.
dom. re. 1913 sake up some day With
broke. f.tr properties sud a "a eoai
I..r. ,. ...k. gppd Nrwtern Wvck
E Iaurf..