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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04
Gin Bargain fir ScimltGtte.S ndcr.

8ebn g6er ertett urtarer 2anSes fur @e.
niilebau, III 0setlen bon Der 9ubHftation unb
10 MeiIen bon Der Staet, bei gufierrffoaIens
Gonofirahe %entfernt. in stnHe NruHneIs9ouutp
Rreis $3.50.
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elm 2 Ifer @rnubftid.
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lthIeit. &ouimt borbereitet gum MbfGlub oes
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Snrl u. W. Sdlult, l26-t29 2alus@uiIbiue.
8uitauu5 0rrb, 26l-269 9albert=NuiIbiue.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04

@ci5cn.- 3lifubr 1905 9uiheI;
NcrinnOt bon Den glepotorcn - NN'
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0uidel. Terfaufe: 10000 0uid)cl
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Sruu fam aut fp9en mo gSdife maf1en; bic
telUe 6rau mjdte atdD Bcbterula iinher, Wion
%aorefiire: Marie Soiloca, &r. 80, Npto.@Tc'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04

Srlit-Gnmpognic'n.
Baltimore Srnt & 0uatautie Co.," @qui'
tubics@e6GuoP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04

tauien c,ucs jencr mpocrncu 6anIer nit iehs
8inln,ern al Iuics etratc, 6,piihen Dartmouth
Muenue uno SnGette. strahc. seller, Snt nlo
9roiioir init 9er,ent belc9i uno Eeueite @inrid,s
tureer, einfdIicblib GInnfcnflnal : gni6lIs.
@rlno5in5 iIr $50 pro Sabr.
6. 3. Gallagher, 8numeifier,
@iireau gr. 2i07, ACKNOWLEDGING.
(2G4-)
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Gupieridmie0c un0 8lum6erS.
Spbn pupcrt, 1714 I6umeSsS truBe. Is. & g.
lSolie 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04

Gin ledger Wiann 3ur Seiorgu;9 uon Tfets
ben uno fir uugemeiue 9Irbelt; So bro gSocDe
nit toit uno 9ogis. Wnt u%oreiiire; Carl Suiia
mann, @it. YIcaiaat SafcrD, geaiBiuoton, 90,
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Gin ilnCcr DidH1 bon ul1etdbr 20 [nbrCn
as S9dnfiudrtcr uUo lido In eiucm HCiiuIrHnt
niielid on MAIDEN. 9iGct5uirugeH in Ir. 400,
Meit. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
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Gin glider fir 2iroo. Iie mo Cafes. gtn1s
5uirdaen i'm uEatapseo 0pu'c," SparrouS &pint.
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Geriangt:
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Geitaurunt; outer 4obH mo que 3elnIdlb. III
~erfrugel SiibuIts@te urn @ilncrsStrage rro
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Sine cumpeteutc lSdrtcItiI fir Gin ainS bon
Q SabreH; Coon $IS pro WtUuut; 9tefereu5el ers
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Sine Srau ODER WIdodct itr 1ll9enleine
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-04

II q NVH -3ITllDT TOOI VIITuJVI !,
olIS bcn Glepotoren 5urilcfgeiogtn
1902 9uifel; Glepatorcn &orrotb
t39,002 9uid)el.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

are keenly sensitive TO SURROUNDING cir
cumstances. easily impressed, and the
entire Organization seems 70 vibratc In
unison with the impressions made upon
II. 1t is not uncommon to find this con-
dition mistaken by observers for the ner-
vous temperament of the pathological
classification. The true distinction lies
in the fact that the latter Is diseased
condition, resulting IN suoersensitive-
ness of the nervous system, while respon-
sive quality exists in perfect health and
ia a perfectly normal condition of a char
acter frequently resulting in great ad-
vantage to the individual, and absolutely
essential in many vocations. 1t Is indts-
pensable to the musician. the artist, the
poet, ETC.. and depend upon 1t IN esti-
mating the capacity Of my subjects for
various professions and trades, especially
those involving the fine arts, literature
and many of the depar tents OF mer-
chandising. The absence of this hespon-
sive element is marked by a general
sluggishless of all the mental and physi-
cal processes. The movements of the.body
are slow and the brain, while 1t may be
capable Of strong thought, Is correspond
ingly slow In action. The individual does
not yield readily to the strongest impress
sions, and mis- conversation will be slow,
frequently tedious. Such individuals are
incapable of doing anything In a hurry,
and when urged by others frequently be-
come confused. Left to their own meth
DDS. with plenty of time, they are FREE
ouently capable of displaying great
strength and delicacy of quality, both In
physical and mental manifestations.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
HOW BILL HAssAMER
SPELLED A FRIENDS NAME

WASHINGTON. Oct 12.-Every baseball
fan who was in Washington decade ago
remembers Bill Hassamer, who used to
play an outfield for the local club under
the Wagner regime.
On account of Bills excessive amount
of boisterousness he won for himseh
the nickname of Wild Bill, and he wasn't
miscalled either
During the off season Bill was chauf-
feur or a Cincinnati oil wagon, and MS
education was of the modest kind, to say
the least. Once when he was boarding IN
the house at the corner of Seventh and
r streets he struck up friendship with
a genoal young fellow who used to come
around and mix with the several players
who made this place their headquarters
during their stay in the city.
Bill thought so much of his Wasning-
ton friend that once upon the fr1end
birthday he determined to make him =
present OF pair of cuff buttons
So a few days before the birthday
came around Bill bought the cum out-
tons and took them across the street
for the jeweler to engrave the Initials
of his friend on the buttons.
.Well.' said the jeweler to Bill, what
initial do you wish engraved on the
buttons?"
II want a IT," replied Bill.
"Ah." said the jeweler. who wished to
be ingratiating. Il suppose your friend
is named Ulysses, eh?''
"His name,'' impressively answered
Bill who resented the jewelers. buttinsKy
proclivities, ''is not Ulysses; it's Eugene.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
Quality

The second step in the chronological ex-
animation is the determination of the
quality of the organization. Perhaps
there Is no branch of the science of phre-
nology which has received such crude
treatment at the hands of chronological
writer's as this subject of organic quail
ity. Many use the term interchangeably
with temperature. some confound it with
temperament and hereditary disposition,
others recognize it az a distinct modify
ing condition; but l know of no writer
except myself who has yet attempted a
classification of the subject or who has
dared to recognize its Importance as a
modifying condition of character.
Quality Is the texture of organization,
and in this respect must be regarded en-
tirely independently of temperament. The
preponderance or relative energy of some
part of the system, anatomically or patho-
logically; but each of the conditions de-
nominated as temperament may exist,
with widely different manifestations OF
the peculiar conditions we describe as
quality, with corresponding modfica-
tion of the character of the subject in
each case. Hence the necessity of a ra-
tional classification, based upon inde-
pendent observation of these notifications
of quality as a distinct subject in order
to apply it as a distinct step in phre-
nological examination.
The trees of the forest present distinct
variations of quality, depending on the
texture of the wood. The hickory Is
hard, the ash is brittle, the pine is soft
etc. An examination of the texture OF
the human organization will disclose
variations, different, it is true, but some.
times strikirgly analogous, and no less
important In determining the fitness OF
the individual for particular purposes.
We determine quality by critical in
spection of the general contour of the
body, its relative size, the adaptation OF
its parts to each other, the color and
grain of the skin, the relative harmony
Of the features the relative brightness OF
the eyes, the color and texture of the
hair, the movements of the body, the
tone of the voice and the .rapidity OF
mental process. TO determine quality ac-
curately may sometimes require series
of experiments on the individual and the
success of the examiner will of course de-
pend on his own acuteness of perception
and Judgment. Quality is d) strong, ~
delicate, (3) responsive; and conversely
"a weak, (2) coarse, (S) sluggish. and ir
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
Smith Bros.
64s s. Hill street. near Seventh.
Phones: Sunset Main 41sf; Home Fs5o1.
Country Property

yrOR SALE
2453 acres of land, Ventura county.
$50 acres bean land.
1910 acres grain land.
1888 acres pasturage land
1900 cords standing oak and willow wood.
4-room dwelling, granary, stables for six
teen horses. blacksmith shop.
There is a fine reservoir site where 90
foot dam 1870 feet wide, costing $4,000. will,
with the constant flow of the streams gives
good and sufficient irrigation for (400) four
hundred acres of land which should,.be worth
$3.50 an acre. Seventeen miles from the
ocean, Two miles from Moorpark. Three
and one-half miles by county road; 500 feet
above sea level. Price. twelve dollars and
a half (S12.50) an acre; one-third cash. bal
ance on or before four years with 6is per
cent interest; liberal release clauses on sub
divisions. The price is thirty thousand six
hundred and stxty-two dollars $3.50. 662). The
cost of DAM Ave thousand s5000) dollars.
making total of S35, ,662.
The four hundred acres of irrigation land
owning the water at s15p.. $50 900
1920 acres of grain land at s2o........... 20 400
1888 acres pasture land and wood at IS $500
--
sS6 900
BY an expense in addition of $4,000 water
could be stored for am additional two hum
dred (2o0) acres. which would add value
land is a sure way of developing values
VIII be glad to show this land; III to Q
hours travel to Los Angeles by Coast line;
elegant climate, fine soil, ocean breeze.
Wicks Realty Syndicate
62O L.. A. Trust Bldg,
Second and Spring SITS.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

proportion as these elements unite to
form an efficient and powerful organi-
zation we may speak of the quality as
high" or, as we find them wanting,
we may call the quality low"
Strong quality Is exhibited by an or
ganization harmoniously constructed, full
size. company and firm. The limbs, trunk
and head are generally well formed, the
muscles firm. the walk steady, the car
riage erect and the movements generally
graceful, but all indicating power The
features of the face are strongly marked
and prominent, the lines well marked ard
the entire structure is definite and estab-
lished. A hair from the head of such an
individual will be harder to break than
another from an organization of Giffer-
ent quality. 1t will also be harder to pull
from the scalp. The grasp of the hand is
steady and firm, indicating muscular
power The eyesight is good and the eye
steady and clear, we'll formed and pow
crful in range of vision. If the percep-
tives are large 1t will be penetrating The
skin is firm to the touch, though the
grain may be either fine or coarse. The
entire organization is built upon the prin-
ciple of strength, but the direction in
which this strength will be applied will
depend upon the temperamental condi-
tions With the mental temperament well
developed strong mind will be manifest
, ed; with. the vital and motive tempera-
ments. strong physical and muscular
functions. The relative absence of this
quality will be marked by corresponding
weakness, and although we may have a
pronounced mental temperament the indi-
vidual will exhibit but little mental
strength and with pronounced motive
temperament he will be incapable OF
strong muscular action.
Persons possessing this quality have
such delicate sympathy of the entire or
ganization that the mental processes are
exceedingly rapid and the physical mani
festations are equally prompt. The move
ments of the body are quick. the brain is
active, the eye bright, intelligent and
keen sighted, the expression of the face
vivacious, the voice musical. the speech
rapid and the individual often antici-
pates the thought of those with whom
he converses; If you hesitate on word
he will instantly supply it. Such persons
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Grocery and meat market, located on fin'
corner in busy neighborhood, close IN;
sales run over SG5 day; cheap ront' years
lease with living rooms over store; TINS !
a chance for some one to drop INTO an es'ap
iished business; requires about $24oo
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

A nne paying apartment house in beaci
town. clearing 800 a month. all nlled; cieare'
with Az years lease; price only $500; owne
going east must sell at once
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

For sale. a fine confectionery, ice cream
soda water and candy store, in a nearpy,
wealthy town, connected with L. a. oy
trolley; we'll equipped In every pa,ucuia,, 'a.,
for CARRYING on the business; low rent, soou
sales and long lease; price about sl5oo' see
,,s early about this. IA
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

FOR SALE
BARGAINS IN HOUSES IN CLOSE IN,
HIGH, HEALTHY BOYLE HEIGHTS. SEE
c. f. HARTJE FOR BARGAINS, AT BUN
GALOW OFFICE, CORNER STEPHENSON
AND EUCLID AVENUES. PHONE BOYLE
1918, OPEN SUNDAY.
s900-3-rooni house, half cash.
s950-3-room house; street work done.
sl450-4-room plastered; street work done; lot
fenced. nearly new, a nice little home
$3.50 down, balance IL years.
s2650-Worth $4,000, Groom bungalow, corner
lot 50x140, barn. chicken yard, lawn,
flowers, ON North Soto street, blks
from Pasadena Short line cars; 10
minutes ride to center of city. Finest
mountain view in city; only 1850
down.
ss5O-Half cash; 4-room house, one. block
from Euclid avenue cars. This Is a
cheap good home, convenient to three
car lines.
The above are only a few. of the many
houses I have for sale in Euclid, Boyle and
Brooklyn Heights. ranging in price from
$3.50 to $4,000. Have 45xl30 lots all street
work done and paid for, from $3.50 to $1,000,
only $50 down. $40 monthly.
My office is open Sunday Take yellow
First street car labeled Euclid avenue.
ask conductor to let you off at corner Of
Euclid and Stephenson avenues at office
door, Phone Boyle 1918.
C. f. HARTJE, Agent
At Yellow Bungalow Office northwest corner
Euclid and Stephenson avenues.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
rnLErHoNn MAIN asu; Tssi-
LEAHY 8 SON.
Leading AGENTS.
rooms s1t-315, Severance building, Sixth ana
Main streets.

Manufacturing business, half interest car
be had and a fine proposition for slloo; al y
takes is a good hustler, and he can cleai
every month in the year for himself $500
besides salary of $3.50 per week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

ras and coffee store, newly established, in
so,thwest part of city $3.50 required Fine
stock OF teas, coffees, spices, baking pow
der, electric coffee grinder and new nxtures,
viii lease large salesroom and living room
to acceptable party. See LEAHf q soN'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
UMBRELLAS AND GLOVE MAKERS

BUY HERE AT FACTORY PRICES. BIG
assortment UmbreliaA recovered and nade
20 ordeF. III ". Fourth st. new Hsiimaa
building. :.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
To wbom n may concern

To whom it may concern .,.
nv grocery store. located at No. Sis7 Vermont
avenue, with the firm Of Leahy son on 2
October l. They sold my store on octoper
and turned me over the cash petors =. "a "a
on the same day. (Signedl .. H.
s427 Vermont avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


AND DELICATESsEN, FINE
business, in busy part OF town; bargain;
$500.
Plumbing and gas fitting. established for
years, one OF the best businesses IN the city;
modern and up to date stock: all the con-
tracts and business on hand you can attend
to; s27o0.
Out OF town-Dry goods and notion store,
lease, at invoice Bargain.
Grocery in select neighborhood. fine estab-
lished business. $500 to $500 monthly; 2 fine
horses. buggy and wagon; rent s25; elegant
fixtures; lease; splendid proposition.
Dyeing and cleaning business; cheap rent;
lease; clearing 500 monthly; $3.50.
Coffee and tea store, good location: long
lease; living rooms; $3.50.
Party with $500 and services to help estab-
lish plant; hold patent.
TETLow & CO.. 217-1S Mason Opera House.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

EXCHANGES
Model. fully improved, finely equipped fruit
and poultry RANCH fully stocked; close to
San Diego. Money maker and a bargain.
Want home here. Hollywood or beach.
Beautiful 7-room bungalow, fully modern.
South Flower. Want good lot or home close
to school.
Elegant 7-room bungalow. beautiful lawn,
fruit, chicken corral, East Forty-ninth Want
home west side. VIII assume or pay differ
ence -
Three elegant eastern Kansas farms. Want
Los Angeles
Beautiful, fully modern. East Thirty-sixth
street, broom house Want lot.
Two beautiful lots, Pasadena. Want east
side residence.
Very beautiful S-room strictly modern
home, West Forty seventh. Want lot.
Excellent Broom home, West Adams.
Want ranch.
Nice 3-room California house, Lake Shore
avenue. Want lot auto or horse and buggy.
Excellent grocery store, doing fine bus-
ness Want real estate and cash.
Two cottages, large lot, Twenty-ninth st.
Want lot high ground, or Hollywood.
IDEAL, REALTY CO.,
1906 South Figueroa street.
Phones B6647 Broadway 3237.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
LAuNpEIEs

SUNRISE HAND LAUNDRY. ao7 SAN PEI
dro stood work guaranteed: moderate
prices. Phone Main si7s; Home Etz2A
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
FoR sALE
Houses
Homeseekers, Attention! !

HomeseekerS, Attention!
FOR SALE
s35o-Lot 5ox27e: $40 cash, $40 month.
s7oo--New cottage. lot 5ox1bo. close to corner;
street work in. part cash. balance easy
si5o-Four-room cottage, close to car and
school. oiled road s15o cash; bal easy.
sisoo-New modern cottage. close to car and
school; $3.50 cash. balance SIS a month
s22oo-Nev modern 5-room cottage. close to
car and school; $500 cash, bal, $40 month.
s275o-New modern 5-room bungalow, all mod
ern conveniences; fenced; close to car and
school; cement walks, curb and gutter;
shade trees and palms on both sides street;
$500 cash, s25 month.
You can select lot and we will build you a
house on payments; small amount down.
balance same as rent Call and we will
show you.
BELVEDERE REALTY CO.,
3516 e. FIRST ST.
Boyle 115S. D155O.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Hardware, paints and oils, located IN the the
southwest part Of city; rent only 80 per
month; doing an excellent business; s,1on
chance for 2 good hustlers invoice ABOUT si'o''