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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-06-06

Sbieren 1T bic 3umtpertpenburtg NOD
entfprehenb iDeiter binduS3uf9ieben.
Sc pOriihtiser ber 3eitpnnit fiir ben
8esinn Der 3uhtperpenbung gez
bdnbbabt ipirb, Inn 70 ldnger fpirb
, bic 3uhtbrauhbarieit dnbduern, iDas
Bel febr iDertbpollen Sbieren pDn
arDBtem Wertbe iein fann ilnb muB.
Gin befanrter 3uhter but geidgt:
Das ipeiblihe 9bier folI ein Getpiht
BON $50 gflnb baben, ipenn es gez
bedt pirb, ba fonff bic 5erfel oft
fhpdhlicb iinb. Nidt iebes ipetblihe
9bier lit, tpenn es aud fonit 1hOne
Gigenf1dften befibt, aur 3nht geeigs
net. Sci einisen 1T pie 8efrudtung
.unit1er, anbere baben feline Wfilh.
llnb tpieber anbere behanbeln bic Ser
fel f1lee1t, briiden iie tobt; einige
| frefen ioear Die eisenen Gerfel. Sol=
he 9biere miiifen dusgernerat fperben.
es inub 5orge eetrdsen iperben, bah
eine CUTE 3udtfau in ben 9taa
fommt. gDas bic Dauer our @eriperz
buns Der 3ubt betrifft, 10 bleibcn
quite @Gue bistpeilen Biz in ibr 10.
ssabr auhtfdbig. MlIerbings ipirb
man nur berporraaenbe Sbiere bur6
sana forsfdltise pflege unb 5iitternng
in bieies gllter bringen, ba Der Mafs
lpertb nit benz Otter dbnimn,t. Qeint
perben bic @due nit benz 5. Sabre
fhon 10 fett, baB fie seringere Jertel
nnb tpeniaer Milh seben, beionbers
bic Der friibreifen maffdbtgen S9lds
ge. @plhe mer5t man fhon t1dh beH
3. ober A. Murfe aus. aoitet Bel ldnz
serem 3u9tsebrauh Die @an fpdter
ni9t 10 biel, 10 Ipielt bas feline &one,
Das fommt an ben Jerteln tpieber
beraus. apmmt NAL cine 3eit, baB
bic Gerfsl binis finb, 10 1T es nod
ni9t nDtbig, bic 5au felt 81 MAIDEN.
man 1dbt tie bann einfah nidt beden,
1onbern iiberfdlGet bic Oeduna in
biefem syalle elm ober stpein,al. Wan
fiibrt iie benz Gber lpieoer gu in Der
3eit, in dpelher Der fleine Mann
Sserfel brauht, mas i'm 5riibtabr ooer
6erbIt Der San 1T. Die Gber bleiben
big gu iieben Sabren uno ldnger 5u9t=
fd6ig; allerbines IhlieBt man iie metit
idpn NIT benz 3. pber 4. Sabre dus,
ba iie leidt su ihner unb bosortig
lperben. Der Gber burf audi niht
iibermdbig au Dedungsaipeden bennbt
tperben, ba bas 5bier fonit au ihnel
abgenuBt ipirb. Qanbf4tpeine fDnnen
BEL gutter grndbrune fiinfmal in aipei
Sabren tperfen. Man fdnn allerbines
babel nidt Idmmtlihe Serfel in bic
giinitiaite Sahresseit fir Wa6sthum
unb Mbfab brineen. geiier 1T es aber.
nur 3peimal i'm Sabre ferfeln at laf=
fen. Mer fehr frdftige eSerfel baben
min, Taft bic Sau nur einmal pers
fen; allerbinss lieet ba bic 8efahr
bes ssetttperbens Der Shutter nit ihz
rem Na1tbeil fir Die 3uht febr nabe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-06-06
Giatr nr1se Belt iitt peparte=
1ttettt oea gtnrrn.

Nun bic bette Ginrihtuna bebarf
I'M 2amf ber 3eiten Der MufbeHerune
ilno 0erdnberung, ipenn lie ben an 1ie
geitellten Mnforberungen entfpre6en
fCn. nnier Oepartsment bes eSnnern
in WaIbington mar ia INNER gut,
aflein in ben lebten 3etten batten iid
mebr unb mebr lln3utrdglihfeiten be-
merfbar gemaht, Die 8eranlaifung au
GIagen baben. DAP ba etpas, ia piel
geideben miifIe, batte i6pn Der poriee
@efretdr 9itheOd eingeieben unb Re=
fprmen geplant, tonnte aber niht nrebr
Diel tbun. Ger neue gefretdr @arfielo
rcbm nun bel feinem Mmtsantritt bic
Meformpldne, tpieber auf unb bat iebt
nod iorgfdltigen unteriudungen bic
nmfaiienoiten 0erbeHerunsen porge=
npmmen.
Cine 6aupttlaae betraf ben lmz
fianb, baB bic Mrbeit in perihiebenen
Mftbeilung nit alien unerlebiaten
6dden i'm Hudftanbe mar. Golhe
Niidftdnbe fhleppten ii9 niht ielten
Dlirh Sabre bin. 60 paren am
@hluife bes lebten Jisfallabres tau=
ffnbe bon @eiuhen um 3uipeifuns
Dfftntliher 2dnbereien unerlebist unD
an Gefudkn um grfinounsspatents,
6anbelsmdrfen u. bgl. harrten $4,000
ner GrleDigung, 5000 mebr ols i'm
Snbrt borber. Die Mrbsit ipar ben
N:amten fDmlih iiber ben aopf ee-
fplhien; in ber Observation-Disclosures s.B.
! mar bic Mrbeit lin SO pro5ent inner
bolb zines Jabres geftiegen, ipdbrenb
bic 3abI Der Nngefenten IL Yro3ent
ipsniger betrug ais i'm Sabre porber.
3uotm bate iih nah unO nad Elm ses
miller Biireaufratismus eingefhIihen,
mi nit betannter llmit1nblihfeit iih
Hi aItbergebrodten GdIenorinn be-
lptgte llnb niht gum ipenieften 3ur
trInngfnmun9 Oes Dienies bsitrus.
k{tS pfr5iDidte 9iirenuipejtn mahte
1nG bieIflh bic WerbenerungsDerfiis
II gen bes Getret6rs ilIuforif9.
a tonnitn rlilr tntrgifhe rid
N oIe MobregtIn bflfen unb 81
"a latfisIb r1unte nesboIb mi!
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Rutrrrlt 1t, q Arbe,te pl,ilnrnpi1i

&ailer Wilbelm bat oem Munfde
zines amerifanifhen @elshr!ea entfpro=,
den unb cine fleine Aebe III eiren pbos
noaraphii6en Mpparat bineinsefpros
1en. Die &ollen, ipeld)e feline Stims
me in 8ann balten, nm IL uns unb
radfommenben @efhledtarn bor oas
Obr gu fiibren, baben i'm 9!atipnalz
muieum gu Wafbinston uno in Ser
6arparber l1niperiitat Iufnehme 9e=
fnnbsn.
Oie Worte, neIche Der osutiGe &aiz
Ter ge1proden bat. lauten tpis folgt:
Start iein in S9ms13en; nidt
tpiinIhen, mas unerrei1bar obsr
tpsrtblos; sufrieoen nit Oem Sag, ipie
er fomnnt, in allem @utes 3uhen, unb
ssreuoe an ber Natur unb Den Men=
1hen baben, tpie lie nun eiamal finb;
fir tauienb bittere 5tunben ii1 nit
elmer einaisen tr0iten, ipsld6e fh0n lit,
unb i'm 59affen uno R0nnen INNER
iein 8eites seben, ipenn es audi feinen
0anf erfdbrt. Wer bas gu tbun lernt,
Der 1T Elm Sreier, @liidliher uno
Stoiser; INNER fbDn miro iein 2eben
fein. Wer miBtaruiib 1T, begebt Elm
lnreht segen anoere unb idbooist fih
ielbit. Wir baben bic pflidt. ieben
Menf9en fir gut gu halten, folanss er
rns ni9t oas @egentbetl benefit. Die
Melt 1T 10 groB unb mir iino 10 Helm.
oa fam fid niG. alles um uns breben.
9penn uns mas ihaoet, mas nebe tbilt,
!per fam ipiiien,ob 6as niGt nDtbpenz
big 1T gum Nuben Der sanaen 5dDpe
flung? sSn ieoem Ding Der Melt, ob
es gut 1T oDer anoers. lebt Der groBe.
ipeiIs WilIe bes allmd9tigen uno an
pif1enben 51Dpfers; uns fleinen Met.z
ihen fe1lt nur Der Weritanb, um i'm
gu begreifen. gDie alles 1T, 10 muB
es ie;n in Der Melt; flnb tpie es aud
fein mag, INNER lit bas @ute Der
WiIs bes .@d0pfers.1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-06-06
anpnntrdre Elntte,trnIfu,tgrsr

@esentpdrtts arbeiten por allem bret
Nationen an einem beihleunistenMusz
bau Der 8riessflotten: Grobbritanz
MEN, Sapan uno bic @ereinisten@taa=
ten. Mber unter oieIen breien imWett=
lauf elmer ftdrteren Niiftung aur See
5ueilenben Staaten f9eint bod Sapan
Der Meiftforbernbe unb Der 2eiitunas=
fdbisite gu iein. Man bat alle llria9e,
ben Nahridten iiber Die japanif ifden
gfiiitunsen, bic BON 3eit gu 3eit in Der
Seffentlidteit erfdeinen, 9lufmsrf=
famfett gu f6enten. Gs lit in bieler
8e5iebung eine bemerfensipertbe Menz
oerung einsetreten. Sci Musbrud bes
ruiiii6zjapanii9en &rieses mar bas
groBe publifum aller 2Gnber iiber bic
8rDbe unb bic militGrii9e 8eidaffenz
beit Der japaniiden 8riegsflotte err
ltaunt unb muBte i'm b0hiten Mabe
erfaunt lein, benn iiber has, mas bic
icpanii9e Misunderstanding aumeiit
nit 9ilfe enslii9erShiffsb
bielfad aber aud i'm eigenen2anbe gs=
leiitet bate, mar 10 gut tpie nidts in
Die breite Seffentlibfeit sebrunsen.
Das ipirb in 3ufunft trob aller 0prz
iidt Der iapanifhen 8ebDroen in Dem
Mabe nidt mebr Der San iein. Man
lit auf Sapan aufmertiam getporoen,
uno Gle Witt6eilungen iiber Die 8or=
sdnse in bem in bic &eibe Der Grobz
nddte eineetretenens nsnlelreide, m0sen
fie bas politifde ober bas mtlitdrii6e
Gebiet betreffen. biirfen iiberaa auf
lebbaftes Sntereife rednen.
go lit oie{er Sage befannt aelporz
ben, bab bic jopaniide Marineperpalz
tung i'm 8egriff itebt, einSdla9tidiff
rrn bisber unbetannter @rDbe elmer
englii9en Werft in Muftrdg au geben.
Niht nur Die enorme Gefedtstraft, Die
oas Gabr5eug erbalten fou, aud Der
llmitanb, oab fi9 Sapan nit einem
@hiffsneubau tpieber an bas Muslanb
ipenbet, eibt gu benfen. Nadbem Die
iapanif9en BauplGbe in quantitatiper
unb qualitatiper !0in1dt in ben lsBtsn
Sabren cine Qeiitlsngsfdbisteit snta
pidelt Daben, Die BET alIen Sahperz
ftdrhigen riidbeltlrie Mnsrfennuns
gelunben bat, naehbem bi. neueiien
s;if lapanii9sn @erften erfauten
Shlahiihiffe Der iapaniider Mariz
ne in militdrilder unb nautif9er 8e=
aiebuns einen 3uitanb erlanst baben,
Der 5ie ben beiten ensliIden unb Oeute
1hen Rrieesf9iffen unbebingt an Die
5eite ftellt, fann Der ailff6lIige Gnts
56lub Der iapunii6en MurinebebOrz
ben nur babin gebeutet nerben, bdb
Sic inl1nbiihen Boupldbe burh Nufz
trdge auf lange 3eit binuus' polltom-
men in Mn5pAlh genommen iinD. grif
fiir3lih iino in Sdparr 3tDei 2inien-
fhiffe, 5atfuma uno Mti, bic nit ib=
rem Displacement bon 1880 1pnnen
ben englifhen Dredonongbt 3pp
aum Norbilb bdben, aber nlanh.
Mdngel, bic bieies Riefenpanaerfniff
auftDei{f, pernieben bnben, Dom Stas
bel gelaufen. Sir bas lalifenbe Sahr
iDl nebetl BEN in Gnslanb 3u erbaus
enben eia 3tpeites @hlndtfbiff BON
21, 600 -9onnsn III Muftrag seseben
|fein. Ddali fonlmen bier pdnoerfreu-
aer BON IL ID, 600 zOnnsn Moumge,
baIi, S}ufuba, Ruromo, Stomn uno
ssbuii bic ibrtr asOatnbnns tlteeeen>
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eeben. Mh benz Bdu BON 3tpsi metz
teren pdn5erfrenssrn 1T fOebtn begonz
aen tpDrben.
9rob biefer diiberff umfang< unb
erfoIsreiden eisenen 8autbdtisteit bat
bic iapdnifhe Negieruns iid peranlubt
gefeben, aud nod bic enalifhtS S1iffss
6puinbuifrie III Mniprud iii nebmen.
Das 1T aipeifellos ein nidt mibauperz
ffehenbes 3eihen Der 3eit! Gs pirb
fhper fein, bic @pra9e, bte biefe
8orgdnge reben, nit ben Soeen in
@inflang su brtngen, benen bic stpeite
Triebsnstonferena i'm 9aag gepibmet
1ein ion.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-06-06

psrfabieotntn Mbtbei.nnoen fnr3erbdno
anf. GD fnaffte er bic Qnnb= unb Gis
MISUNDERSTANDING ab. bic fiir bas Sn=
bianer Eerritorium llnb bic sSnbiani=
iche Nbtheilung. @pbann orbnete er
an bab ale Gingdnge ibren Weg
hutH cine nsueMbtbilung. cine beTon<
cere poft= uno yeaiifraturabtbeiluns
nebmen miiiIen, Don mo lie an bic einz
aelnen Bureaus geben, rahbem iie porz
ber regiitrirt unb geitempeIt iinb. SUR
Die Heeiftratur 1T bas Rartenfpitem
oil Die Stelle bes umitGnbli1en aeit-
raubsnben Gopiripftems estreten.
no iiberbaupt bic MDslihfeit pprs
lag. llmftdnbe unb 3eit gu iparen, bat
Sefretdr @arfielb eingeeriffen, nobel
er INNER BON bem Grunbiabe aus=
gebt, baB Gorsfalt eepaart mit@9neI=
lieteit Die Seels iebes @ef9Gftes lit;
unter Shnelliefeit peritebt er aber
Eiht iiberbaitetes Mrbeiten, ionbern
Wermeibune oIer 5eitraubenben Ma=
ripnlationen, ipie iie Ser alte 3ppf bes
8iireautrotismus ia gu allen 3eiten
ae5iirhtet bat. Die etpigen Rlagen
iiber Riiditdnbe ipidtiger 5rosen. &C.
Hube u. 7. m. miiifen Elm gnbe neb=
men. bas bat iid Der GefretGr als
6aupt3iel eeiebt, nit einem Worte:
bos Department bes Snnern muB auf
her 6Dbe Der 3eit iteben. limb ipie es
ben Nnfhein bat, tpirb Der umfidt
uno 5battraft @arfielos oas audi oez
lineen. (W.)
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Rnba ertpartet cine anbergetpDbnli9
CUTE 9abafsernte, In Rentudp tperben
lnfolsebei1en bic bort ge5ogenen e9ten
0abanas billig perben.
** X
Satin: SD muB bir cine l1eber.
rnfhung bereiten, @eorge. SD brauhe
@elo." @atte: ,Dns iiberrafht
mid burhaus r1id]t. @attin:
Dod. es pirb bid iiberra{9en, tpenn
ou bOrit. tpiebiel ih branhe."
Mlander Menfd bat es 5u etipas
gebrdht, neil man grpbe Grpartunz
gen nDn ibm begte. Mnn6er lit Helm
unb unbebeutenb eeblitben. ipeiI er fei.
nen @lauben fanD. neil man ibm
ni1ts 3ltralits. lnb fp fpirb al ,il.s
isrshl G4idfol Oft III gan3 frenabsn
1trtf6 6tttn etbduln1ert.
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lus Ser IDod,e.
lWelt uno Eeben unter Der Snpe
eoitorieller Betrahtung.
Rntl1a nab nir Dnll;i.tnrr.

Die 0dItung bss Generals Sot9a
Der enellfhen yieaieruns sesenuoer pol
in ben EiseerldnDen, no man Die grS
eiqnifIe Des iuba5ritaniiden arle9es
lDeniger leiht gu perse1en lhelnt ais
in ben ibres GelbftdnDisteit uno nn=
abbdneigteit beraubten Bnrentaaten
ieIb{t, naturseuldb nidt seraoe angez
nebm beriibrt. Wtan mphte nod bill
Iiaen pner lpeiligliens entlhMotgen,
bah Botba ols Sherbaupt Der lslbltz
}tdnbiaen @eripoltung Des 5ransnaal
loDale Grfl0runsen absegeben u1o Die
bnrn bas Qlbfpmmen bon Verelnl9ung
geihoffene Gage Ger Berhdltniite als
Elm fait accompli beset6net battle, nit
bem man iieb ubiinDen uno 5utrteoen
fein mliiIfe. oieB fid Ooh bomtt Die
9offnuns redtfertisen. oab golha, an
bieien Ylab esfiellt. am beiten fur DIE
GrbaItllne Der tsigenort uno hes nas
tionalen gbaraiters Ger burilnen Se=
1nIteruns fproen tonne. Wobl uber
1T es in bpllGnbiihen glattern libel
Dernertt tpprben, nab lid 8otha an
Borb zines englii6en Shlffes aeraoes
ipess nah einem enal:ihen 9afen be-
geben bat, na6 nemfelhen 9afen
Southampton. in Gem I'M Muguit 1902
unter peientlih anberen llmltdnoen
unb aug einsm teines.peg5 erfreulihen
Mnlob bic @enerule gothu, oegBet unD
9elaren lonDeten, Tin mad fur5sln
glufenthalt nit Gbamberlain, Soro
Hpberts unb 2erc Sithener in Terz
hanbluneen einSlireten. g}odj mehr
nirb Dem einltigen 8urenFiibrer perz
fodt. Dob er in Der lonboner Suiloz
bol, ipo6in ct nit ben iibriaen toloz
nialen qremisrminiltern 3ur gntgea
Qennahme nes 9ireerredts oer @ltp
bpn lonopn einaclaben mar. benJelD=
marfd9oG Carl Hoberts ber5lid be-
griiBt unb nebsn Or. Samefon, benz
Yremierminilter Der aoptolonie, pla5
genpmmen bat, Elm eigenartieer 0orz
gang auf ben nit beutlibem 6inpeis
aufmerfIom gu MAIDEN Der Yremierz
minifter bes Dominion Of Ganaoa,
Cir Milfreo 2aurier, fir notbig belt.
Sn Der nieberldnbilhen BeoOlteruns
bat man fir 10 peitsebenbe 8etpeiIe
Der Greebenheit uno oes Gnteegenz
folnmen fein gerftdnonib. Dos I'm
bcrmeibIine nit Wiirbe . gu tragen,
fpjrb bort, ipp man ben Gingrtff in bic
folDnials Sntereiienipbdre 6ollanbs,
ben Der 8erluit Der gurenrepubliten
an 8robbritannien bebeutet, ieiner
ganaen Sraglpeite naf Su piirbigen
fpeiB. ais Die anein anseneKene gal
iung aneefeben. llmfomebr mubte III
jenen Greiien gDtbcs aeIuht freunb~
fhoftlides, iebem grinnern abseneiger
tes Uenehmen perleBen. Sbenbrein perz
iaiitet nun, bab benz @eneral 8otbo
cine befonbere glus5eidnuna our6
aDnis Gotparb Sueebadt iei.- Die
3uibafrifappit per5eifnet linter Be-
bouern bieies @eriiebt unb bittet orinz
genb. gotba mDee bic gnnobme iener
Ghruna = es banoslt iih onseblid
nm 0erleibuns Der COMMANDER zalai1e
beg gatborbens peripetqern. cSez
benfalls pirb Der Gmpfanq, Der bem
General 8otba BEL ieinem pprausiihtz
liden Beiuh in 6ollanb sutbeil per=
Den miro, Dpn unangenebmen Gmz
pfinounsen nidt sans frei ieir.
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WeiBe 9DIafuBbDben iinb
5nndhft nit lSanb unp Seife, bunn
nit S4ldmntreibe gu iheuern. unb
NIT reinem Waf7er abaufpiilen. Die
8reibe brinet in bic poren bes Sool3es
unb lGBt es nah benz 5rodnen blenz
oenb ipeiB erfdeinen.
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6aaS- uI0 Can0mirlQ(6Qll.

Die 3niebeI ift Elm por3iigz
lifes Mittel gegen ben Stih alIer
Snisften, Der 8ienen, Mespen, W1iiden
ii. I. tp. IeuBerft fhnel beieitigt lie
Die NDtbe unb ben 51mer3, fDbolo
rlan Die Wunbe unD ibre llmgebnns
ftarf nit Der 3tpiebel einaerieben bat.
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Das MIter Der 3udtz
F1meine. Gs ipirb pielfa1 Der
Jebler semaht, bab Die 9biere gu friib
CUR 3udt 5iigelafen tperben. Die
3u4tbenuBung barf aber ipeber sbeim
gber nod Bel Der Gau cine bor5eitise
Iein fonbern eri erfplgen, ipenn be-
rem Gortpflanoungsorgane cine iol1e
Neife erIangt baben, baB cine senii=
senbe Nusbilbung ber Nadau6t ge=
tpGbrleiitet erfhtint. 3u friib 3ur
3u9t benubtt Glttrntbiere erleiben
AUDI ftlbit III ibrer tigenen RDrpers
snttpidtlung i1Gblihe ginbuBe.
@elbif Bel febr friibreifen M1iTen folIz
len Cher ME bor 3nriidgsIeatem 8.
Mcndt unb Gdue nidbt por 3uriidaez
legtsn Z. 8. Dsondt 5ur 3n6t perz
psnbet lptrbtn. Dti ipdt reiftnben
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and che dealers who sell at regular periods.
usually " the fall and tJ ring. tho horses
kthey kollGct throlghoIt thsrcsuntry and
make ready for the city market Many OF
tbs dealers nay farms or central stables AT
which they keep their COLLECTIONS until ready
to oIer them 1T sale.
Naturally. many OF them havc built up
a circle. Of regular customers and a trade
ropltatfon Of which they are proud. To
maintain their. standing they do not allow
buyers 70 pick-61t the cream Of their con-
dSnmeats at private sale. bat il is regarded
A. legitimate to place a reserve price on a
horse If this is stated before the bidding
5sgiu..
~" Auction s2lr;. although at first OPP
posed by the private ssla dealers. have
bcnsftclil the long ran tn. latter business.
The rivalry killed OF the paying of ex-
t~o-tionate commission to influence trade;
~ a word, enabled the private sGle dealers
- cat loose from the grafterS. and at the
present time NOR, horses are sold at private
sale AID for higher prices than AZ any
prior time.
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as PLAIN As A NOSE.
4 GOmmuicr From Where They Have Heard
Of sherlock Holmes Tries Deduction.

Don't look up now said Mr.. Hemlock
Homes to his fellow commutcr. h horse
doctor, but when you do look up take
particular notice OF the man sitting directly
across the car from us. who seems 20 be
half asleep"
The veterinarian raised his eyes after a
brief interval and regarded with a search
ing look the person indicated.
what do You deduce?- asked HemIock
Homes.
Well said the horse doctorS-I sec no
evidence OF heaves; his mind seems to be
all right. [ should cay that he haspneither
ringbOne nor SPAWN. Bat 1 should want
to see his gait before saying that il has no
springhalt.'
These things are matters OF observation
and not of deduction said Mr.. Homes,
a trihe nettled. Now endeavor to fol-
low me.
That man." Mr.. Homes went on. lis
employed in an office; his liver is slightly
out of order and he wears spectacIes when
ut work"
Wonderful" exclaimed the veterinarian.
How do you make it Out?"
1T is as plain as you nose on my face
said Hemlock Homes. IF you will OBJ
serve him closely you will see that the
eyelaSheS on the p lid or nus left eve
slant toward the left"
$50 they do" said the ID. v. S.
well. that tells the whole story. 30 FAR
as my deductions have progressed Aaid
Mr.. Homes. The eyelashes OF the upper
I'D of his left eye slant toward the left be-
cause the spectacle lens over that eye when
he is at work presses them over in that
direction.
THE reason why the lens presses them
over is that his right ear stands out further
from his mead than his left ear, making
the spectacle bow on that side a loose ft
and making his spectacles sit slantwise.
The reason Why his right ear wings out
further than his left is because he sleeps
on his left side.
"He sleeps on that side because his liver
won't let him rest comfortably on the
other"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exclaimed the
horse doctor.
The train halted at q station, and as Mr..
Hemlock Homes and the veterinarian
arose 70 alight the man opposite looked
up and said:
Hello, Docl Everything all riRhtp Yes.
thanks. Just been to town TO get fitted
with some eyeglasses. Never ore them
before. Must be getting old. I guess. SO
long
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not bound by the E~tatsgnsuts Of TIA con-
signora or ovners prfupgd In ths sateloguss.
In buyt0gE q hurae66 GlsSAnkee teis up
to tho purchaser q md tnSRdtAnce just
what the guarantee saands Tor and what IL
NSoILns. -
Aacstpnc nRles OF hHrneNs or saddle horses
at FIRST hand In New York are comparatively
a new business. Even twenty years ago tho
private sale dealers conducted the bulk Of
tho transRetions. =
THROUGH the AxaCtiOns in resaanc Sommis-
sions Of many sorts OF middbepen, fostered
by dealers In the keen competition Of trade
and tolerated by Gust aiSers ttSfOugh habit.
it become exceedingly G1g.Cult Ritberto sell
or To buy n horse at Il fair rice. The situa-
ton gave an opening for auction sales on n
commission basis raid by tho consignor,
who also betrayed the advertising and the
cost of catalogues for his -cOnsignm"nt.
The atctiop0rrs 10 IhnLntain their credit
refused to- raw commisHiuns-fo mldJencn
or to sanction bye bIifiRg. B8y6TS locked
TO EIc1 sales a. Il relief from the troubles
with the dealers a. private sales, and the
uuctiaps we're at once established on a legit-
imatc Basis.
The c~ohsignOrs to s,ich salos are the
breeders. some Of whom hold mi sales
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yourself to learn whether they are hard
mouthed pullers or gentle to drive.
As TO soundness Of wind and limb RELY on
a capable veterinarian. No good dealer
or consignor will object to a "looker" who
means business being as minute as he may
please in the preliminary inspection. 1t is
by pleasing critical buyers that the dealers
build up and retain their groups of GUS
TONERS.
Above all never be in a hurry in buying
a horse. The best way 90 test the recon-
mendation that a horse is immune to motors
and city noises il 10 drive him about the
streets. Remember too that after the sale
it is your coachman's duty to drive the horse
OF horses to suit sou and that it is your pfivi-
legs TO choose the nags.
One must not expect - buy a blue ribbon
winner NJ the prices for which a useful car
riagc horse may be secured. but the low
priced ones if properly selerJed may often
cut a figure on the city or country roads.
Thousands mus, he PAID wherever hundreds
have been mentioned in thcs' quotations
To secure n Lord Baltimore. Il Or. ScIwink. Il
hackney OF lhcgilirctc or Plymouth Cham
pion stamp. or q slddle horse like Judge
CantrclL.
Ii may he a consolation to know that the
leading exhibitors at horse shows do not
usn their horses for or binary driving. In
stead. tho horses are conditioned and trained
a. carefully for tho show as thoroughbreds
are for a great rice.
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lie say if | should insert as an advertisement
nv ali ilvit claiming tina article as the
product of my brain and rescarChE don't
have To ask that question often, however,
arm thankful 20 say. People ag a rule are
willing to stand by their bargains.
Next to the Christmas season the grad
uation season il tho busiest for inc. |
DOlldn't begin 10 tell you how many gradu-
atiOn speeches | nave written in my time
A. least half nv orders for such speeches
come from the parents of the boy or girl
TO be graduated. When ! remind tENm
that boys or girls are not supposed to get
assistance in such work II does no good.
Onlv disLreSses them.
NV methods are VERY simple. To begin
WITH came To- New York with the intention
Of writing for the papers. | didn't make
much OF "a success. and seeing This opening l
determined to step in the breach and try
my hand ~ working mp a business. Realiz-
ing tho Necessity OF "A convenient locality 1
rented this studio. From some half dozen
customers. most of them club women, my
business has grown until now | am forced
to employ two regular assistants and am
already dreadinC the day when another will
have TO he broken in. One assistant does
my Office work, while the other spends all
her time in tho libraries. l have to have
material TO build up articles and speeches
! on, and it. is her business to get as much as
the libraries can give.
SHOULDN'T | make as much money "a a
magazine or newspaper writer! | certainly
don't believe ] could make half AZ much.
There il a great difference between speaking
and reading. A speech or article that
would pass muster and ever be considered
clever when well spoken might prove both
fat and improbable reading. There is
nothing. original in my work "A few jokes.
not always new: a few facts. historical or To
suit the subject under discussion. clothed
in good English. ANY well educated woman
wiling to give her time and mind TO II might
do a. we'll. IL il La; Of time among the
TeoDle who are RI SNing about in their
efforts to keep up with everything more than
anything else that Trlts money in my pock-
cts. The majority Of the men and wOme
whose speeches anti toasts | supply could do
just AZ we'll themselves IL they only had the
time to think them out"