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The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
GERMANS TURN TO FISH.
High Prices Cause Decline in Con-
sumption of Meats.

The people Of Germany. according 70
Consul Herman L. Spahr. OF BresIav.
are turning to the use OF fish because
os the high price OF meats He says tie
price Of hogs IN Breslau at the end OF
April was IS TO 54 marks JS10e5 10 S12S0
per 90 kiios dI023 pounds against 20 TO
80 marks CSs5z 10 SI1s9 at the same time
last year. The high prices OF meat dur
ing recent years has brought about a
large advance IN the consumption Of fish
IN Germany
For the encouragement OF the German
sea fishery transportation methods had
been improved and special markets estao-
Ished throughout the interior. but the
demand for sea fish was slow OF growth
until meat prices scared Now an increase
Is visible everywhere particularly IL 3
said. IN Bavaria and WurttemberE
A Breslau newspaper estimates that
GeTmany's consumption Of fish IS now
IS Der cent Of the meat consumption The
computation is based on the 1eJI catch
which after Geducting imports and exports,
amounted to 40S..72 tons The inland fish
cry is not Included in this figure. as there
are no available statistics concerning IL
The 1907 supply per capita was IS k!los
0s.62 pounds. while the meat supply Tex
elusive OF home killings. game. and poul-
try.J was , 450. 900 tons. OF SSS kil0s fS7-7z
pounds per capita The ratio was one 10
six but the first quarter OF 1905 shows an
increase IN the ses-fish supply OF 1857
tons C3 - Per cent? over the same
quarter OF last year
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
LESS SUGAR IN DENMARK.
Production Decreases 34,I77,JO0 for
Season OF I907-S.

Production Decreases 34,I77,JO0 for
Season OF I9O7-s.
The production Of beet sugar IN Den
mark for the season 1so7-oS amounted TO
about 1I0.250o0o pounds, including the first
and second product- as compared with
IA. ESQ pounds IN 1861.
Sugar beets were grown in 37.5lS acres
IN 1897 and IN 3S2l5 acres n 1896. The
yield Of sugar beets per Is acrys in 1896
was 1882 pounds; in 1906. g. .-I3 pounds.
and in 1901. 31O92 pounds In 1906 $50
acres produced I053 IL. 80 pounds Of beets,
and in 1907 37.51S acres produced S90, ,02s. 200
pounds
The beet-sugar industry IN Denmark IS
carried On by two large companies The
De Danske Sukkerfabrikker, with head
Offices at No. Is Slotsholmsgade. Copen-
hagen. ovns and operates six factories.
viz. one In Stege. On the Island Of Moen:
one each at MaribO and Nakskov. and
the Hojbygaard Sukkerfabrik. on the
Island Of L0lland. and one each at Assens
and Odense. on the Island Of Fyen The
other company IS the Sukkerfa brikken
Nykjobing. at Nykjobing Falster. which
has one factory on the Island Of FaIsrer.
The import duties on beet sucar, as
stated in the new customs Tariff. which
goes into effect January L 1903. are
Sugar. pulveriZed. IN plates and tops.
which pOlaTizes above IS per cent. 10 ore
per kilo. equal 70 $o-O25S per % pounds
sugar. pUlverized. which polarizes above
SIS per cent. but not above 9S per cent, SIS
ore per kilo, equal to S00I74 Per - pounds
for refining 50 ore per kilo, equal to S0.015s
per % pounds: other pulverized sugar.
which polartzes at SIS per cent and less.
ore Per kilo. equal 70 s00107 per -
pounds.-ConsUlar Report
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Slondsy, July %, 1eOs1

RandIs Pa-k-WiiliArn 4 Richards e 20 Zen
rietts Z Gutrsdze l5t g. block 3 SO Henrietta
z Gut-9dse % Jennie c. Abbott, ssrns laud Sld-
Ksailwo-rh-Clars O. Taylor e W. jams. 20
Horztio y. Tsplin. lot :. square SIS. SO
Addition % Auaeostia-Robert F. Brz55ry e. uz
70 Electra Bur-. lots :. azd g block s. 50.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Brldset Noone
- Margaret O'Des. Cneha1 i1te-cs1 II I1t 81
block T. SO
Elev-rth and c streets nortae1s;-vi-ziata L. sad
SsIlis " Simpso1 % Walter z Wusht and
Frank L Hopkins. lot y. square - So
ReserTcir Ylew-Jchn y. Po-el 20 William B. ard
sarah Z AIye-s. lot 3. block z. Sd
Twenty fourth s-7eer nortbvest. between G and Il
% Rcbert J. Rorzee lot l-s. square s.. SO
= Pennsylvania avenue norrhwest-tIly ? VAIN
u L Cabeu WIllaEs1l and william 4 $40
fsd. trustees. lo- !. rrssrTatio1 y. SO
South Ee1ilv0Tta Bernard g Broul % Leuus G
Bundy LOT e. SQUARE SIS. SO
L street. between sixth z-d Seventh streets no-.h-
east-The Arlington Ere Tusura1-e Company fo-
District Of Co-un6-a 70 Frank CucEieElcz, lot
E7s. square 50 SO
Ninth ard G streets s1utarest-Edr1a L Wllso-
q uv 10 Charles W SLczfcr and Gsc-Ec V.
St-zrt I1- 6 square AZ. So
s-res1s-Fra-ses 3 Nichols % James P No
Au1le. lot q. square - SO
Fourth street southeast. betTesn 4 and Z streets
Henri 7. Ws-es e. uZ- 20 Atrcd L Eoste-.
pert s7usrr - So
90 FLORIDA avenue no--hrsst-Ary-st Do1ath e TX
" C1ty-RizuaL W Bean ard J. Dallas G-1dr.
trustees. - ChaT4=s A. >nlitl. 10 ~ a-ocE g.
50
Joseph's Pa-E ard ClsarE Dr-1kus-JosEp1 7 o.
fgtt % Bernard II. O-'gtt. ole-tlIr5 I-ts-sss &
part * 3. SIL
Fiftsea-h ard streets s-utheast-yyalter .. DT-s-
et ur- % E-ma NJ Gillette. lot S. square
I5T5 50
Tcrnessss a~r-us he-vesn and streets so--h-
ezs--Wal-sr ?. w-<Ht - uz- and Fra-k 2
HoQEus q ~ 20 Ni-Ei1ia /. and sane W
S1rzrzaH l1t =. square -alZ so
Nssrt Pleasant and Pleasant P-sins-Wil Han Fzcy1
er w 70 Carlton u. Besl. lo- SO. blocE 4
CC-s rlu street between Thirteenth and E1---se1-L
s-rcr-s 11--hurs--Chlries :. Richards C 70
TEua-Uzs Ni'=r. i7- -. square 80. SO
Columbia HeiEl-s-DaTid b Nu-1ock. r.. to
Charles J. G-ossc-sa. par l1t u. block 8. SO
Thirteenth street ----luest. between and .
st--sts-Erzu,a ard joanna Wo-lard- trustees.
et al % Raphael l. Shanafeit 7a-- original lots
u aci p square - Sc
Third and streets s-l-hess--3Ia-y Z Woo5s 70
Lay II Whela-. - =. SQUARE ~. SO
Mount Pisasau--gsa-les J. G-oseclose % Tx 70
DAVID B. AI17dock. T. lois As and So SO.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
SPRINGS IN THE SEA.
Babrein Islanders Get Water from
Them in PerHinn Gulf.

Them in Persian Gulf.
Bahrein Islands. in the Persian Gulf, IS
said 10 be the hottest place on earth
Il IS usual there 10 md the Thermometer
at 10 degrees Fahrenheit On the coast
Of this island, where practically all OF
the people live. there is 10 fresh water
which IS needed above all things in 50
seething a temperature And il Is 70 be
had from the bottom Of the sea
Here and there scattered over the hOoT
ofthe hsrbor OF Bahrein are springs Of
pure fresh water. These waters well up
through the sand 10 -ningle with the salt
water of the sea Il would seem a dif-
hcult task TO find these threads Of fresh
water amid the oceans volume But the
thirsty islanders are thought 10 have
found them ages ago. and TO have passed
on their location from generation 10 gen
GRAFTON.
a diver eqUips himself with a water
bag made % skins. the mouth Of which
Is closed. and descends to the bottom Of
the harbor at a point where one Of the
springs issues. The bag is carefully in
ver1ed over the current Of fresh water
as IL flows up from the sand, the mouth
IS opened. the skin is filed. then the
mouth is shut fast. and the diver returns
10 the boat awaiting him on the surface
One scientist gives It as his belief that
at some period in the shadowy past that
which Is now the harbor's bottom was
not touched by the sea The springs were
then on shore and ready for the island
ers' needs Little BY little the sea en-
croached On the land. but the location
OF the wonderful springs was not for-
gotten.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
DURING THE PAST WEEK

q AZ % Max L. SIichasison. l5t Is SQUARE
s. 81
Cleveland ParE-EzIa B Sherman e ~. John 20
Freter-1k Thonseu, par- lot ?. square rs. Sc.
WoodleJ Pa-k-Aa7o1 P Towashe1d e *. %
Thomas Fl-zEezld lot g bock i. so
Do5ains' Addition 20 WasLinsr1n-Nolen Z Chew
e TX % ANA u. and EsteIlz Il Watkins. lot
- square q. SIC
Edward b Eyuo1. =. et Tx. 70 Ba-bzra u
Graf. lots Q 20 z. square 70. 80
Ir-lesils-1fsrv ! Nay 20 Charles c ard EdEzrd
T. Nora. lots $ AID 3 block 2 So
Rallle Ez1lz1ds-The ! United states Realty Con
pa-g q Washington. . C., Inc % Isaac Cans.
lets 3 aud s. ol0ck 5s23. SO
Woodiey Park-Asr71 r. Tcwus1end = uz- % Frank
s Bright lot =. 5lock =. SO
Ho,nead es-a---ZacEsriah 7. Sowe-s ard Arthur
s Marti-s,y. trustees. % Char-es V. King. 8.
Ios % SO
>eTsu-eerLl and I streets uc--hwez--Wal6su 1s-e-
e a. to the Army and NaFy Cl15 LOT 4 and
part lot 8 E-uz-e IS. SIS GO.
P street. between Marion and Sixth streets uo--h-
wes--JezEne-re Cohen e a. 20 Mar V 1lz-7ir.
l0- 81 square ~ Sc.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Railway Tonnage Increases

The Improvement in tonnage over rail-
roads in the South noted earlier in the
month has not been maintained. and in
consequence earnings OF the Seaboard
Air Line, Atlantic Coast Line. Southern
Railway. Central Of Georgia. Georgia
Southern and Florida. and other roads in
which Baltimore capital IS invested viii
not be 50 favorable as was expected. It
IS believed however they viii be mate
rally better than they were in May or
June.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Cash BaIance Increases.

Baltimore. Aug The report OF the
Canton Company for the fiscal year ended
May 81 has been made public II shows
that on that date the company had q
cash balance IN the bank OF S145144l or
S45.22.04 more than It had to its credit
the same date a year ago The company
expended during the year for permanent
improvements. taxes. salaries, dividends.
&c S29s- -3S612 The company bought and
Cancelled during the year 20 shares Of
stock at cost OF s34. .0g5. or Ssl-IS a share
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
CThursday, July 80, 1oOs9

Lan-51n Park-Wilton Harvey e u 10 William B
Page T., lot :, blcck 8 so.
TTenty-ni1th street northwest. between Water and
L streets-Aulick Palmer. United States nsrshal
for the District q Columbia. 20 Joan B. Coma
way part let L. square Izls 800.
Prospect street northwest hetween Thi-tysecond ard
Thirty-third streets-Wiliisn X Cluiuter and
Michael J. Colbert. Administrations 70 Mar "
Thecker. par lot Il square l2ls. 5000
Ninth street northeast. betEeen I ard X st-sels-
Thomas Adsms to Joanna Adams. los l. square
sS SO.
sixth ana AcEs streets noztheast-John c, Da7iasoa
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
hearing Set for september "A.

Judge Edmund WaddH. jE OF the
United States District Court. sitting az
Richmond. has fixed September q as the
date for. hearing exceptions - she report
OF the special master. with q view 70 en-
terins a final decree for the foreclosure
sale OF the Virginia Passenger and Power
Company and its subsidiary concerns.
under the mortgages The securities are
largely held n Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
VERY DRY
Country Needs Good System
of Irrigation.
HAS VARIETY OF CLIMATES

America Commands Market for Aerf-
cultural ImPIements-Specia Agent
Kingdom in other Directions Gives
Promise of Large Profits in Future.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
USE The WANT ADS OF WAsRIEGTON'S LEADING
MORNING NEWSPAPER WASHINGTON HERALD

SPAPER- VA
Films, Velox Paper. Kodaks.
". J. KROUSE. ~ sth St
Facial and Scalp Treatment
HELEN 4 MAsCEx. In C St
Antique Jewelry, &c.
G. F. KARR. es 18th St
Fixtures-Gas and Electric Ranges.
LACEY & CO. E55 G St
Florists.
!. H SNAIL & SONS. ls,A and G stS.
FLORISTS Co. Lth aDd T. JTE
18th St
Fruits and Vegetables.
T A. CANNON. IS Center Market
Funeral Directors.
HINDLE & BAYLIss. 5th and z sts
S. Il. HINES. Hl5 18th 81.
Full Dress and Tuxedos for Hire.
II T PINES, 1905 7th S.
Facial Treatment, Chiropodist.
MISS " J BOYD. s4 C S.
FurniSher-HatteT.
c h REIZENSTEIN. y Y Ave. and l4;h St
FurnituEe-New and Secondhand.
A MILLER. 9Th and stz
Furriers-Ladies' Tailors.
PULIO & CO.. IA BE ST
Furs-Repairs.
JACOB LEIBsTER. IA St
Grocer.
Private Stock Whisky, 75c a Quart.
Away above sTeIythiIg. Jas. D. DONSELLY,
18th and I SIS NV Wines and Lsneasoa spe--altiss
Garments-Custom-made.
C. 7. KEEN. $50 St.
Gas Ranges-New Method.
FIN HOT-wATER HEATING Co,
Inc. SO s-h St
Glass. Glazing, Paints.
! ". HUNT q Co. rs H s.
Good Clothing Essential as Manners.
J. c WINEIAN & CO.. ga ST
Groeers-Coffee Roasters.
: c. ERGOOD & Co. as 9Th ST
Hair Braids, Waves, Bleaching,
Shampooing.
. HELLER. ID IN St
Hair Experts-Shampooing, Switches
KATIE (. DUNN. lal0 81
Harness-Trunks.
: D GERAIUILLER. sI Ia ATs
Hats, Furnishings, Neckwear.
NECNAN-s. L53 Pa. Ave-. 50 III S.
Hatters-Furriers.
3. 4. suNESIETz & son Co. I'D E St
ImpOTter-FTench Millinery.
MRS. d A DONOVAN. s1s L2sh ST.
Importer-Ladies' Tailor.
LIPSHUTz. ELS 18th s.
z PLUM lZls ls-a s.:
Importing Tailor.
e L KAUFsIAN. 7-s ls-h ST.
Instructions Men, Women, Children
INSTITUTE OF PHYSICAL TRAINING. 81
Il ST.
japanese Bric-a-Brac-Ximonas.
JAPANESE BAZAAR. III St
Jeweler and 0ptician.
LEWIS S. KANN. "a IN St
Kodaks, Cameras, Supplies.
E : PULLMAN. - "a St.
Korlelock Doors.
PAINE LUMBER co. Room =. T-s5srs' Nas'
ladies Tailor.
<. sCHWAB. se ush ST
Laundry.
COLUMBIA LAUNDRY CO. g c S.
Leading Makes Derbies-S2, So, 81
JAMES Y DAVIS SONS. III Pa Ara
Loans on Everything Of Value.
COLLATERAL LOAN CO.. uth Z SIS.
Lumber-Doors, Blinds, Mill Work.
T " SMITH. st 81 and Indiana Ave
Luncheon. Tea, Dinner-Music.
TEA CUP INN. -3l2 S.
Agents Mary Scott Rowland's
Preparations.
f A HOWARD co. SIS 18th s.
Facial Treatment and Manicuring
Makers Of Well-made Garments.
:. C. wINE5IAN d Co. sl4 F 81
Manicure.
MISS K. KRAFT, slI Westory Blds.
Mantels-Wood and Slate.
a 7. MoGUIGGAN Co. SIS g,h St
Manufacturing Furrier.
L GESCHICKTER. Es Bth ST
uo% ETo-,rFs -%--.-,,--
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

Painless Price Printing.
h 3. DARLING. 4 sh ST
Paper-Stationery.
+. P. ANDREWS PAPER CO.. 81 La Ave-
Photographic Supplies-Developing
REID s BAKER. s5s ST
W sILAs sHEETZ. IS uth ST.
Photography-S4 Cabinets Now 81
! R BROOKS. sg Pa Ava
Piano Warerooms-"Stieff."
!. c. CoSLIFF. MGR. loos St
Pianos.
-'KNABE.~ WI KNABE CO.. lzs St
BRADBURY. F. c. SMITH PIANO Co. II
Pa Ave.
YOUNG & McHUGH. n Ith St
"CHICKERING." ". F. FREDERICK MUSIC
CO.. Lz St
HENRY F. MILLER J F. ELLIS q CO.. g
Pa ave.
O. J. De AIOLL & CO.. Ea C St
Plate Printer-Engrsver.
c. HAAS. j.. 81 Pa. Ave.
Plumbing.
3. B. CAvERLY. Inc. so 10Th ST.
!. A POWER E SONS. 80 lO-A St
Portraiture by Photography.
The TOWLES STUDIO. ug Z 81
Practical Opticians.
CLAFLIS OPTICAL CO.. sG St.
Printers, Stationers, Engravers.
TIE CRANE CO.. 10 ptA St
Real Estate-Loans-Insurance
TERRELL q LITTLE. - 18Th St
Rents.
PERCY 4 RUSSELL. 81 G St
Rest Cream for Facial Fatigue-S1
HATTIE " sHACkLETE. I5e ST.
Rugs Cleaned, Bought and Sold.
ORIENTAL RUG mp. Co. 80 4 5.
Reception Gowns, &c, Dry Cleaned
FRENCH DRY CLEANING 90. TIs Is:h s.
Safes-Combinations Changed.
L h & :. II SCHNEIDER. IN ST
Scalp Observation-Disclosures
Mss L CADMAN. y uth S.
MRS BOSTON. Id ST.
Shorthand, Typewriting, Banking
sTRATEE's BUSINESS COLLEGE. Ith 81
Sick Room SuppIies-Trusses.
A J. MCKEE q CO. l0G St
Sign Painters.
OBRYON SIGN CO.. 5o4 Izth St
Silk SKIRTS "Moneyback."
MRS. r. z. HANLON. &c n. /. Ave. 'Pho7.
Specialist-Hair and Skin.
HATTIE u SHACELETTE. ls2 F St
Spring Water, 4 Gals, SOC.
GREAT BEAR SPRING CO.. 7s uth 5,
StatiOners-Engravers.
EAUsLER Co. = utA St
Stationery, Typewriter Supplies.
CHAS. P. SWIFT. SIS 81
Storage, Moving, Hauling.
MERCHANTS Transfer AND sTORAcl
CO. s0 Z St.
Iailors.
LAWRENCE A DOwNEY. ~ lIth s..
OWEN. q u-A s..
A c. BUBys. ~ utA ST
H ! LEE. 81 18th S.
E H. SNYDER & Co. III Pa. An.
4 '. LEVY. I7ss Pa Ave.
Talking Machines-''Vietor7 Rec
ords.
J. F ELLIS & o.. sz Pa. Ava
TOggery Shop.
HARRY & PATZ. Ilos Pa. Ava
Toilet Cologne.
G. C, C. sDDIs. y I. Ave. and 18th 8,
Tuxedo and Dress Suits for Hire
BEN SCHWARTZ. Sd St
TypeWTiting Bureau.
COMMERCIAL PIDIAN SCHOOL. ga c 8.
TypeWTiters-Supplies.
Umbrellas-ParasoIs.
" A GRIswOLD. II 18th St
Undertakes.
". 2. sPEARE go F St.
J. r. WRIGHT CO. 81 Ioth St
Vibro Massage-Toilet Preparation
NORTH's, ISIS 18th St ~.
Wines, Iquors-0ld Purissima
Whisky.
Watchmaker-Repairing
c. 4 CHILDS. 705 ia St
Whisky-Famous Shoemaker Rve
TIE SHOEMAKER CO., Esl St
Whisky, Wine Merchants, Import
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
silver DecIine.t Goods ADVANCE.

Owing 70 the decline IN the value Of
silver, several stores in China are ad-
vancing all prices ID per cent while 9TH
ers are no longer granting cash rebates
previously allowed
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

SOE HI EE HsH
MORNING kEN
Adding Machines-"B Burroughs"
E L NEWMAN. u lsth St
Addressing Of All Kinds.
ELLIOTT ADDRESSING MACHINES. "a 15th St
Advertising Novelties.
". B. DAWSON. 81 sta s. 'Ph0ss-
Allegretti Famous Chocolate Creams
THE JEWEL BOX. D8 s.
Ambulance Calls Day and Night.
HINDLE BAYLIss. TsL Main 81
Amusement Enterprises.
T ARTHUR SMITH. III F St
Antique Furniture & Upholstering.
HUGO L WALTER. SD oh s. Nv
Antiques, Reproductions, Appraisers
E T. BROWN, 1z9 H St
Antique SllVeTWaTe-RepaH1ng.
c. A. sCHwAKOPF. 81 18th st
Apothecary-Patent Medicines.
AFFLECKs. Is9 Pa Ave-
Arts, Crafts, Brasses, Pottery.
WASHINGTON BOOK SHOP. 64 Colorado BIDS.
Art Dealer-Old Paintings Restored.
a. McCREARY. Ius F 81
Art Dyer-Expert Cleaners.
FoOTER-s DYE WORKS, uos C s.
Art NeedleworB-Stamping.
sAUTERs. u1s C ST.
Art Souvenir PaTlor.
MRS L Z. BOND. lis ST.
Artificial Limbs-RolHng Chairs.
J. Z HANGER. Lz Pa Ave
Artistic Photography.
TENNER STUDIO. 80 7th ST
Athletic, Sporting Goods, Cutlery,
D. \. WALFoKD. ss Pa Ave.
Auctioneers.
C. c. SLOAN & CO. la17 St
Auetioneers of New Furniture.
WILSON & MAYERs. II St
Automobiles-"Ford."
C. E. MILLER BRO. ul5 lith S.
Banks.
FEDERAL AMERICAN BANKING CORPORA
TON. ll-h and G SIS
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION. 10th
ard SIS
NATIONAL CITY. Surp.us and Profits. S-o5 oo0
Capital 500 90 IH6 ST
SECOND NATIONAL. SO 7th St
Csriral. S5l5doo Surplus and pToAts. S-a1ooo.
Traders NATIONAL. 10th St. and Pa Ave
Battle Greek Sanitarium Co.
HTGIENIC DINING-ROOMS. rs I5ta 81
Bankruptcy and Court Sales.
a A WESCHLER. 80 Pa ava
Bicycle HOspital-Motor Cycles.
P. n CORR. "a sIh 81
Billiard and Pool Tables-Suppies.
NEIL bEA NSM IL A-bALA E-LDALENDLA H.
- Eth St
Buyer and Seller Of Used Furniture.
E P TAYLOR, So 81
Cameras, Kodaks, Photo Supplies.
WsI. =. WHITsON. - ssA s.
Chocolates-BOn Bons.
GCTHS, rs z 81
China Art Store.
sHERRATT' S. 6ls E1h S.
ChirOpOdist,
DR. c. 4 WHITE. III Pa Ava
Church and Altar Requisites.
WI J GALLERY d CO, IS 7th ST
Cigars-Ducal, Clear Havana.
GEO. V. COCHRAN. l1l5 Pa Ave.
Circular Letters-Stenography.
MISS FOX. q Colorado BldE
Cleaning-Dyeing.
A. z. BORNOT. BRO. & CO., Ia z St
Cofee-New York Special Blend.
2 ~ y q
Colleetions-Disputed Claims Ad-
iUsted.
CLARK BROS. L3 Z St
Complexion Specialist.
ALRS- L JOHNSON. 1Z2 C s.
Corsets-"Kabo" and Custom-made,
ADA c PAYNE. azzs C St
"L'IrTesistible' "GOssard." /"
MRS. Z. L GODDARD. I005 St
Crown, Bridge, Plate Work.
PEERLESS DENTAL PARLORs. 7th and Sta
Custom Tailors.
CAMPBELLRYDER CO.. I3 St
l. GERACI rs G St
JOHN wALDSlAN. eos tn St
Decorators and FuruisheTs.
WURDEAIAN & CO.. Go LII S.
Dentist.
DE-. r B. LEONARD, sol 7th s.
Designers and Tailors.
6 sILBERG & BROS, T50 18th. - s1h Sta
Dress Suits for Hire-13I0 F st.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

Banks.
FEDERAL AMERICAN BANKING CORPORA
TON -1-h and g S-s
McL.ACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION. 1oth
ard y SIS
NATIONAL CITY. surp-us and Profits. S-o5.oooi
Capital. S50o 30 Ia6 ST
SECOND NATIONAL. SO 7th St
CsrfraI. S5l5010- Surplus ard profits. S3s9.0oo.
Traders NATIONAL. 10th S.. and Pa Ave
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-25
PSYCHOLOGY HAS A
GREAT FUTURE APPARENTLY

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 22.-How psychol-
ogy may be used in everyday life,
with particular application to law,
wedicinc and teaching, was the sub
ject of an address by Prof. Hugo
Muensterberg, of Harvard, before the
Commercial Club.
Physicians may use psychology, he
said, in healing all maner of nervous
and functional diseases. Lawyers
may use it in finding out where w.t.
nesses lie and criminals ocneal.
Teachers may use it in learning just
how the pupil can absorb the best
knowledge. Business men may use
it in picking out employees. Young
men may use it in finding out what
work they are best fitted for in life,
in fact, psychology is destined to en-
ter into practical life as no other fac
tor does.
1T is an absurd situation said
Prof Muensterburg, 'that all we
are doing in the psychological labor
atories of applied psychology will be
a necessity in all the universities.
How can we apply it? There is a
great waste of energy going on in the
schoolroems because of the lack. of
method applied Experiments can
show with certainty just what mater
ial child can absorb and just how
the lessons ought to be mixed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-25
MADE GOOD FORTUNE
FROM SANDWICHES

New York, Dec. 23.-Angelo Basso,
who for 40 years was renowned for
selling the biggest sandwich in town
for a nickel, and who saved $250,000
out of his profits, is dead at his home,
and the Italians of the lower West
Side gathered to honor his memory.
He died on Wednesday, aged 81 years
and left a widow and two grown
sons-Joe, said to be the right-hand
political man of Battery Dan" Finn,
and George, who has a grocery store
Angelic Basso sold not only mis-
famous sandwiches, bat other deli
catessen supplies. The fame of his
sandwiches spread from Isl Blocker
street, until the time came when
messenger boys, working girls, bust
ness men even, would walk a con-
siderable distance to get one. For the
Basso sandwich was not only large,
but it was of good material
In the old years, when they had
sixday walking matches, at the Mad
ison Square Garden, and folks went
there on Monday morning and stayed
until Saturday night, the Angelo
Basso sandwich put on sale there
by the wise old Italian, was a stand
ard article
Although the profit on those sand
wiches was smaller than the profit
on skimpier ones, Angelo Basso wax
ed richer and richer, because he sold
so many In time he left his first
delicatessen store, at Isl Blocker
street, for a more gorgeous store at
208 Thompson street, and took the
house at 1873 Thompson street. Still
he made sandwiches, and still his
fortune grew, so that when he died
he was reputed to be worth $250,000
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-25

There is no magic fluid, no mystic
rious power afloat; it is just state
of mind. Every one can suggest
something to every one else. 1t is the
idea that is strong enough to over
come the idea in another mind that
produces the effects wondered at All
ideas lead to some activity. There
is no religion and no politics with
out suggestion. Hypnotism is only
reinforced suggestion
Christian science cannot cure dis
eases of the organic class; only those
arising in the mind Sometimes the
pains disappear but the disease re-
mains. Psychology can cure the ills
which arise from a functional di-
sease, but when it gets to the disease
itself it stops. Clergymen are not
able to enter the real psychology of
a case The only way out is for
every regular physician to become
versed fully in the laws of this
science"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-25
Opera House
Moving Pictures
THIS WEEK

Specially long programs con-
sisting of reel films and beautiful
illustrated songs. Particularly at
tractive and seasOnabfe pictures.
representing Santa Claus and the
holiday spirit.
Mrs. Jane KahnWeiler will be with
us another week, and will charm with
beautiful songs. The best place to
see a moving picture is at regular
ly appointed theatre, where the
picture can be thrown on the canvas
life size, Is feet by 20 feet, and on an
elevated stage. Ii you are looking
for entertainment of the very best
sort, GlOyer's Opera House is the
place.
Admission only and 10 cents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-25
LISTEN, FARMERS

Now is the time to get a good
stalk cutter. The Famous l Excel
Cutter chops the stalks and ploughs
the ground. Simple, durable and
well made. Highest testimonials
from farmers and planters who are
now using them. Sold and guaran
teed by The Sheffield Huntington
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