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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01

For COLDS and GRIP.
Hicks CAPUDIEE Is the best remedy
relieves the aching and feverishness-cures
the Cold and restores normal conditions. It's
~HQuid-eRects Immediately. tc., 25c. and
e0c., ct drug stores.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01
A Rad Plan

Running another down Is a noor
way ct waking the Christian race.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01
A CASTLE IN A

In my dreams I've built for you,
Sweet, a castle grim and grand:
Many nights it's turrets grew.
And in Spain its ramparts stand;
(Spain is near TO fa1ry-land).
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01

Everybody must live.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01

The wife Of a henpecked husband
is usually set in her ways.
False friends Are worse than open
enemies. So. 14-'O9.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01
STRUCK DOWN.
Worn CT and Frustrated With q
Treacl,crDuS Trouble.

Miss Emma Shirley, Kill Buck, N.
T., says: under my doctors treat
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01

Give land it shall be given unto vol
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-01

Be just before you are generous.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

Stunoe geriibrt, p %funo geIiebteg
Aiebl bin5ugefiigt un0 ole Waiie nod
Stlmoe gcriibrt. Mldn gieBt iie in
butterbeitri6ene 9Iefformen ODER
lteife YapierfapieIn, bddt tie bel ma.
Bi9er @iee gelb. idneioct am foIgen.
Den Gage oen Sudden in Shnitten
BON y 3on eide uno roItet oiele
Sdnitten auf beioen Seiten.
0au3iger 3miebad. 92an
rii6rt 1 @funO Butter su Gdaum,
miidt nadl unO nadl orei eiootter, "a
Ffuno 3uder, 1 Quart feines @1ebl
unO orei Gbloiiel poa oiden, lauren
30hm 0arlmtcr, arbeitct ben Geiq
tiihtia 0urd un0 formt nit Der
Nano &ugeln ulO Gl0Be bon Der
@roBe mittlerCr &artoffeIn oaraus,
oie man nui Elm Observation-Disclosures
9'leb Ielt. nit ser Sano brett un0
ilad oriidt mo in ser Mitte NIT ei.
ner f%leiucu @crticfuuq oerIiebt. 0nnn
ilbcrltreidt man iie nit serauirltem
81. itreut acbndtc. iiibe uu0 bittere
NtanocIn Nariibcr. ncblt ctiuas Bit
der .ltnO bddt iie bel 5iemIib itarfer
@lbc goIObrdun.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

Dem feiidjten Moorbooeu berauf. IS
bait i'd 3~uieHHen mno mirbcIt ans.
cinanoer, Ole idemenbnften @ebiloe
gcIlterbait 0uuhIendtet oon oes
gfonoes iueiBem 9idt.
Ens iii sic Msoorirarl. sic az.
n11!;@ bier 0ie Serpcntine tan5i.
coer, alisruhanO. Dem Iauihenoen
9cioenmoor lire geipenitiifeu &c.
belMdrdleu cr,dblt.
60 erihciut ser Scr6It in Sen Ct.
item SiI6eltogeil icines 0crriter-
tbums. aber Gin frcm0cr, barter
&Iang 5ittert idou nit in DEM gSin0-
baud Der iaii3en0 Hber Die Stoppeln
irrt.
BOD bIaut ser SiHmneI leudtet
Oie Come, un0 GogeIlieo erltallt
a6er idlon Ouiteu it6rfer sic 9feleoen
- tie ouiten lid su Soo - mlO Die
@ldtter fallen. Seiie. leiie taiumclH
lie non sen 9dltnlen: .0erbiiIid. lone
nise Gage, mir beidieOen sur Snrl~
9nna S%iHdeleepn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
sOnmtassbote, WliIWaafee, eOmmtag, IL. 9aoDembcr 1909.

Spise absebrodcn. sic 70 oft Gin &c.
ben nit ilibaltsloieu Srcu0en mo
matericlien @eHiifeu eriuedt mo nit
iidl iiibrt. ngflc 8orIteIunaen.
laat Gaen acn. .u,r0en aus Dem
eOlCn mnO uHeolen Metaa Ser Stinl.
munger gcidinieoct uno ais @erf-
5eHgc bearbei.cu iie Damn ibrerieits
Ole SrOn5e o0cr 0as BolO Ser Slim
munger. Ole SelbitfulnIr rubt anf
Der Sa6igfeit Der 9tcnideu, gcpiiie
NSIllcnsimpulie abiuucn0en. un0erc
lmpul5e an3nre5cn, id Seelen3u.
lt6Hoe an5uei8nen ooer 5l ueriper,
SIT ourtb cine iorgidltiac er3ie
birng 0aher cine aeluliie S~elbItbeherr.
idiung un0 Sclbit}udt IN iunarn
Sahren 0auetft moroen. 10 fam ser
h%etrCiiehOr Menid in Der llnruhe Scr
iid Uiclciht cine
3%eitlnua einmal ielbit uerlicren. IT
miro iih aber itcts 0ouf ser in lciner
Seelc rnbenOeH beiicrcn Grfcmtnif
eines Cages mieNcr aui iid ielbit be-
@iinHen uno 0eHgeH0b ban0eln. St
ieinem unO ser Semcn @ohl.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
Sir Slide nlO Suns.
SHdcHicttcI.

@ontag; @rotiuppe. -Mlohrf
riiben9emiiie nit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Oicnitag: @ur5eliuppe. Maj
faroni NIT &audfIeiih ooer @ofc!'
ileiid).
Mittmoh: 9albfleiihbriibe.-
3agout pom 8albileiih init aartof.
ielmlis.
0onHcritag: @rniieiuppe
NIT @riibwiiritdeH. ~ 9uhuei5en'
griibe.
6reitag a: @uiiiihc 8iidiuppe.1 ~
-SefentloBe mo 9eOdmpiteS Gblt
SoHnobeno: 9i%irbisinppe.
8eteriilienfartoHeln nit Sammel.
ilciidl.
SountaQ: Tpieliuppe. - g.
0ampite Sirit5ldtter. y - aopi'
ialat. y - Electromagnetic.
y 8ifdfupp'c. llngefabr orci
bis bier @iuno iriih 9cidlaftcta
Slide, aoI, Sedt, ShIei ODER Sheu.
Ifiib merocn geiduppt, geidiibcri,
in Stiide 3eridnitten, init faitenl
@alier uno Sal5 ooer NIT elmer id)on
3ubor geto6ten mo 0irbgeieibteu
@ur5clbriibe ~aufgeiebt mo langiant
meid gefoht. Su3miihen quelIt
man in einem on0ercn 8opi Elm pier.
tel Yfuno. Rerlgranpen nit @aiier
un0 einent Stiid Butter aus. aieBt
oaun ole 0urh elm Sieb aegoiiene
6iidiuppe 8iL ttnt gebadte 9Seteriife
unO Die 6iidNtiide binein uuO ri6tct
Die Suppe an.
. q eodmpfte Sirf hbIdt.
ter. Wian maiht Spei Sirihbldt
ter, ole gut a~bgebdntet iino. ialiber.
trodnet iie ab. lott Den 9aui bonn
3~lueiten @elenf on aus. beitreut lie
aui Der Snnenieite nit fein aebadtet
@eteriilie, 3ipiebel, Bieiicr mo
Sal3 mo 5ie1t iie mitteis elmer aro4
BEN 9fa0el un0 itartein 9inoia0en
baaonnrtig 5niammen.' Gam ipidi.
mau Die obere Seite, ial5t tie un0
odmpft iie nit ehuas Sped. 3pie.
BEL. Wlobrriibeit, einiQen 8etpiir3nel.
fen uno Qieiferf0rneru, einem
Stiidden 3itronenidale, einem 2or
beerblatt, einem @las miloen giiig.
@aiier uno 8Ieiitbri6e Ianaiam
meicb mo braun. Der 8uriidgcblie.
bene 5nft miro nit elIpas @rii6e
o0er &niicr perfodt, 0nrdl Elm 1ia1
geriibft. saf @coarf nit etlDas ii
@aiier nerquirItem &raiimebl ieimiq
getod]t uno abgeidmedt.
- 4opffaIot NIT Graue
Ger Gnlat miro gut perle.
len, gefpaiden uno abgetropit, oamlt
er aail3 trodcn miro. 3aHn miidlt
man ibn NIT fcin gebatter ginpi.
neQe. Gitragon unO Shnitfloud. ei..
ner feinen, fein ge1adten 3tpiebel
Giiig, Gel, Giefier unO Gals uuo
ridtet ibn ioiort an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

lit oie ofonomiidc SeIbitdn0iafeit
aud scr G%beiraueH o0s tpidltigite er-
Ior0etnib. nm Die .Stlaeenfctfen"
oes ltarfen @cihlcdts 5u lgrcl"~n.
etele llaabbdn1i8feit ioa ibneH -.e
|~eruisarbeIt Derbiirgcn. Gaber iuht
tbre @ropasanod Md0dlcn in gleider
@elle mic 6rancn 5iIr ltrammen Gr.
lperbsbCth0tiluug an5uiporneH. Die
9aus'uirtbiddit mo Nilitterpilidten
lolleu I'm ser b0hercn 3icle ipilen
mehr bintantrctcn sr @nniteH Der
Antheilnabme am oiicntlid)en 9cbeu
mo Der 6inreibung in 0as Seer Der
gerufs arbeiter. Gie fortidlrittlife
Nraienbemcaunl ~ 10 bieB es III ser
G~istnlion ser Srauentallma -
mus Die Srou bon sen 6nlbheiten
tefrcien sic 0Hrh 0ic @erallidunl
pom 0ansmirtbidaiF un0 Grnerbs
drhc!t bc0inat limo. limo ga mIr
nurdl bic uOllc &criuerthnrd ser
iSrauenfrait in Ser ~notionalen pr
beit91cnrInlddit sic Srancniraae i'm
SHINE Der wlcihite0uuN NIT SEN
NdnHern Qeloit rucrNen fam. miiiicn
@ane NM Tamilir ocn Nr06crcn IN.
t~erellen lid u~ntcroroncn. Gu Iehrcn
cs bic fortifrittIiden Trauen. 0eren
@ortfiihrerin untcr Iuttem @cifau
oerfiin0cte. OaB cine @crltdnoiduna
5piiden @erui un0 Che berbeiaeiiihrf
mer0en miiiic. 0amit nidt Aurd sic
Snallpruhnnbme Der iSran i'm San.
ie Die tSrauenarbcit auber Dem Saiic
ofonomiih entpcrtbCt nno ioiial her.
abaepiirOilt peroc. Die @inoercrSic.
blna mnr0c ais ctlunS ncbeni6d.
Tides io ldn5 ncbcnber ahgeiAan un0
oas Ntuttcrmer0en puroe luic ieIbit
pcritdnNlid ais Elm imedbelpuBtcS
&9odeu Der Nrau. sic hierii6cr ais bic
Saaptbe.heiliate in eriter 3eihe 81 BE-.
Sat hingciteut. 9ur}. sic
Nuil0iuna oeS prioatcn y0alSbalts
mo Ole SoSinIiiirnna ser 5anlilie
iino Die 3iele Observation-Disclosures.
sic Elm QroBeS @roblem inter Dem
Dedmantel scr Mo0crnitat lit 0aS
aieliuaiier Ocs 9lacrmcltS . 5ojialis.
mus ordngt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
gaerIsi pom 3wiebad.

3piebad. uripringlid 3ueibad
iii mad @abs' appetltleriton .oie
etipa felt Dem Sabre 1900 in gui.
nabme gefommene GeroeutiAuug oe5
iran3oiiidcn Qisfuits mo be3eidnet
o6nc .3uias Den 0}ilh3miebnf. oen
man ans Semmclteig nit Wild ber-
iteQf un0 nat0em er altbaden ae.
mor0ca, gum 8pciten Yldle in Den
Glen briaai mo r0itct.
Siir gau06aliA bgriieben mir mn
ter 3pie6ad cin 8cbdd ais Mcilen.
mebl. M2ildl. Seie mo Sal3. nod ge
lieben uerieiherf ourdl Gier. 3nder,
@emii3e urn. Gicies miro 5uprit In
cinem qau3en, gr0Bercn 5tiid. in DC.
ftaIt einc5 ihmaleh lanalihcn Bro.
tes o0er cines Hielels gebaden. beibt
6ann 0in6ad un0 1T iebr moblidmc.
demo gil 1hce nn0 0aiice. grfalfct.
miro Ger einbod 10 Sngiben geidlnit
Ten. 0ic man oui itiuah aebuttertem
9ledl auF bei0en Seiten 6unfelaeib
roitet. Qeiier6iu9s b6dt man audl
3mie6ad nit @adpul0er .itatt 6eie.
3iDie6ad io1te iifts gum eiiernen
9eItan0 her Sausiran acboren mo
~ iernem @rnshali icblen. Sdon
ieinc aroBe 6~oltbarfeit iitert ibm 0ie
geadtuns Der SausFrau. III elmer
9leh6uhie ooer ant bcridIoHenen
gor5eaanidilIeI bait er Tid iebr gut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
gusenidiehen, Gin nsrer sport far
3nmrn.

Gen Tamen, 6ie oaranf beOaht
fino, moalidIt uiel freie Belt, mog.
lidIt peuig mlbbringeno 81 nertbmn,
blii1t mieoer cine meme ngeiddftis
quna". Gin neuer Sport 1T ibner
entltan0erL Der ben @or3ug bat, Die
aiisiibcrin 70 oHmutbig, pie es elmer
5rau r1lr m0glid lit, erideinen 81
laiieu. IS lit oas @ogenihieBen, oas
BON Den Tamen Der e~Ieganten @el.
ten oaer Differentiation algenbIif.
lid nit 1eiereifer uno Singebung
betriebcn ipiro. llno oas Son0er.
bare an Der Mobe it, oaB Iie aus -
1eutihlano itammt. Bum eritenmaIe
ipobl. Dab cine 6elttihe Wlooe ben
Sieges3ng ilber Die gauge Melt ge.
nnntmen bot. Ter gerliner 9amen.
Giigns uao Sebttillb bat IN ieiH BRO.
qromm oas gogenihieBen aitfgenom'
men, rmo oieie Mooe lit iebr balD
na6 england mo rad 5ranfreid
biniiberge3ogen. On BdbIreiden alubS
luiro oa5 9ogenidieBen bort geiibt,
oie ganen ifieBen itebeno, iie
ifieben I'M anien, mad fliegenoen
8ielen, nod feiten @rmften, ite nil
len lid nit @ogen nno 2an8e in cine
ara3ioie mo onmutbige SteliHg 5u
ireert, Der sport ibdrit oas auge.
cr fraitiat oie Sano, CT iibt nenarm.
Wau Iaat.. Dab ole GGmen niht gang
1mablidtlid lid oieiem Sport aueeH.
blidlid ais 2ieblinesiport erforen
hahen. g2er lit mobl Der uidt weiB,
Ban goagn umo SOLDER Die Symbolic
hes qiebesaottes iino. llno Dem fIei.
mem o%eiie0erten @otte briugt man nur
Il. oern ein1ri6ut oar. Die 9oitime,
bic an bern neuen 2ieblingsiport Der
Ianien qetragen meroen. unteri6et.
6cn lid nt1t bcoeliteno BON oenen Der
anoeren Sporttoitiime. Mon trGgt
NIT 8orliebe bic geitridte @olfiade,
ben tleinen runoen Sut, ben iuB.
freicu Aod, Der Dem Q0rper aber
Do1e geiUeglmgs ireibeit geben muB.
Saaaiduse bei Gen; reject 9iebIinls.
iport su trosen. gilt ais unihi&
ebenio ME ieOe onoere gineusung
oes a0rpegs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
pmett.
W0n 6. usu snnff.

2pHinl, Smpeier. iunit sar 2auie
mir
Sns 9irS Der eicbe iinscH,
Olif lndlt in bgi0en guseE Dir,
nno nte i'm GbD ningen
Sic @eiieH in mir pioer bent
Son ncinen Seligteiten
Ter SHscH0 gifts, Der suloEeH Seit
Son marhenbaftcH &eiieH.
0rpfmuttcr fang s. nnb 9tuiier
iaHg'S,
SDdl oft it's uidlt acwgroeH,
SH nHirer SiHnhcit Gage Hangs
Niii DraHlcnoeH AftprDcn.
Sergilbfe and Oas 9iDteablaft
On mnndjen nunflrn StMnocu,
Sns SieD blieb Heu, int Glide bat
Sth's INNER eiugefunoM!
GuH ludt's MN flinet's unS id
EHo Du,
@ir lddleln Of her @eiir,
is oefet alic ScbniTGt 81,
nnS inbrct lciie, lciic
Msnnd iufes Bib Bur meincu Slid.
Sas taft idIpH m0nt' entidmeben.
In alics 9ieo pom iHngen @liid,
nrewtg tuirlt on leben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
Rfrerret.

Bum Or. mco. p%romooirte on
Der SonigsbcFger lluioerlitdt 5rau.
leiH Scum 9crlmana. -
gum GnangeIiihen 6ro6el. Senti.
mar IN aaiieI, oos inter 2eitung BON
6rdulein Sauna Mtede lte6t. faito Die
AbldluBpriifuug fir Sebrerinnen an
kindergarten mo .borten ltait. %
SdillerinueH erbielteH oas Aeife.
5cugniB.
: Ger 9crIincr MaaiItrot Be.
ldloB cine g%iiiitcn3Gr5tin nit allen
Nedlten unO Yilid)ten Der mdnnlihen
Nlilten5ar3tc an oas NranfenbauS
Nloahit 5t bcrufen. SSn Der Siren.
pllcgc bat ole Sto0t b~crinhspeiie
cine aIcide 9enlinns bci6IOiien.
= Nm oeu OieSidbrigcn Sprad-
mo @irtbidaitsfurien Der .~SSSnter.
nationalen @eicaidaft sur Scribe
rlrng Oes taufmdnniiden Inter
ridtsmcienS~, Die fiirslih IN 2e0apre
itaitfauoen bat gum eriten gtoIe cine
Game, Die SanOelslcbrerin Srioa
Sorpc ans 9~orobauien, tbeiIgenom.
men.
+ Scr3ogin |amcna, Ole ODER.
bofmciiterin Ger 80nigin Imalie, lit
fiir5lih aeitorben. sic mar cine
&6iIlntropin i'm eOcIiten Slime oes
@ortcs, %periuaH0te itc bod Den groB.
ten Sbcil ihrcs ouf cine Miuion
Jronfs lclhdbtcn Ginfommeus fir
luub(tb0tiae Stiitlmaen. @ld oIs
@il0bauerin aenoB ole 9eritorbene
cinen beocutenoen Guf. God befin.
Den iidl oic meiiten ibrer grbeiten i'm
@ripatbciie.
Bur 9eitcrin Ser QIinif weibli.
der ger3te 1T Or. Sermine Goen.
bui5en ans 3oln ernannt lporoen.
llripriinalid mar Die ncritorbcne
Ghirurnin Or. Maues Sader oa5n
anserie5en. Or. G~0enhui3en bat i'm
Sabre 1908 in Bonn ibr Staatsera.
men abaelegt. iie mar flint Sabte
lana Aiiiitentin an beridiebenen
lnipcrlitdtsflinifen mo bat iid i'm
5riibiabr D. s. oIs SpeBialiitin fir
@ebnrtsbiiIic unO 6raueufranfbeiteu
IN aoIn nieoergelaiieH.
y An ser @iener ~llnineriitdt 20,
ben i'm Commentaries oes abgeInli,
fcnen S~tuoieninhres 207 Grauen ais
oroentlihc un0 245 ais auberoroent.
life S0rerimen ituoirt. 9ieroon
aeb0rten 65 Ser meoi3iniideu un0
3S7 Der pbiIoiopbiihen 6afuIt1t an.
Die Iettere mar aud BON IL 9ofpf-
tantiunen, ole meoi5iniihe BON 10
SreQuentontinnen beiuht. @ie Ianee
lit cs tuobI Der, Dab Gin 4rofeIIor
bonn Manac ocS b~eritorbeneH hilbert
iih nidt idcltc. Den 5rauen ieiHen
Soriaol einfaf 81 perbieten2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
EramrnnrhFit MnN Chr
feNrIn.

9iug Elm Slid HHy elncs gibis 5iaieaen.
oeli Jar olefe gs1i 5I ati ana Gloh
N~dAsii1ieiii IN oeinls W.Adcs Nricocr
SieJi auelH oer 4,sl' t5sii agoBgs Nos.
EuQFL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
4rinr iibrrtIiiThee Irbrns=
bFGiirfntHr.
Bon q. @einboIS.

g%ni5ebren beiBt Mot unslid.
lin feial 5Ar ieoeH NieWiden
gl5t Is Tinee dui Die 81 ocra
5i9ieu er fiA aeiuogncn mus.
VI 81 III 4
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27

(Which side is your member of con-
gress on in this attack on corporate
wealth?"
"Well," answered Farmer Corntossel,
81 haven't heard him say much one
way or another; but I reckon that as
usual he's on the inside. Washingt ton
Star
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
WOMAN INJURED BY
GASOLINE EXPLOSION
HOUSEWIFE MISTAKES GASO-
LINE FOR OIL
Lights Stove Filled with the Wrong
Liquid-Saved from Fatal
Accident by Absence
from Room

Mrs. Diedrich Oeltien of 445 East
Thrty-eighth street was burned pain
fully on the face and arms when an
Oil stove exploded and scattered Dlaz-
ing oil about the kitchen yesterday.
The accident, which also resulted IN
the partial destruction of the house by
fire, was due to Mrs. Oeltjen mistaklns
gasoline for kerosene and filling the
receptacle with the former liquid.
That Mrs. Oeltjen was not seriously
and probably fatally injured is due to
the fact that she stepped out of the
kitchen shortly after lighting the stove
and was not in the room when the eX-
plosion occurred. She was attempting
to save some articles from the kitchen
when she was burned
An investigation of the cause of the
fire revealed that the oil was purchased
from a grocer who failed to label the
can, as provided by city ordinance, and
that it was filled with gasoline instead
of kerosene.
The matter was reported to Oil In
spector Blackmar and it is probable
that charges will be preferred against
the careless grocer.
The inspector stated 1t has been a
practice of some grocers to sell oil out
of second hand cans and that the mer-
chant would use the can to sell kero-
sene to a customer one day and take
the same can the next day and use it
in delivering gasoline. This matter
was brought before tho city council re-
Gently, but an ordinance prohibiting
this practice was not passed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
GIVEN BIBLE FOR STEALING
WHICH HE is SENT TO JAIL
Woman Admonishes Prisoner to Read
Book Which He
Stole

After he had been sentenced by Po-
lice Justice Chambers to serve thirty
days in the city Jail for petty larceny,
Jack Clark, accused by Miss Gladys
Miller of having stolen six books from
a barn in which the prisoner had slept
was rendered one of the books-a Bible
which he had stolen and advised to
devote the next month to reading it.
Clark was arrested by Patrolman II.
C. Hickok of the University district
He is said to have had the books in his
possession when taken into custody.
When Clark was placed on trial yes
terday the books were identified by
Miss Miller The Bible was given to
Miss Miller by Mrs. Hunter, the latter
testifying to the gift. When sentence
was pronounced on Clark, Mrs. Hunter
asked Miss Miller to give back the
Bible, that she had good use for it.
Accordingly the book was returned to
its original owner Then, with the per-
mission of Deputy District Attorney
Alexander, Mrs. Hunter handed the
book to Clark and advised him to read
il during his term in Jail and to try
and be a better man.
Clark seemed greatly astonished at
this turn of affairs and reluctantly ac-
cepted the gift and said he would read
it if he had time.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
CHANGE METHOD
IN STREET WORK,
CITY ENGINEER WILL ISSUE
NEW INSTRUCTIONS
DAMAGES CHARGED TO ASSESS
MENT DISTRICT
Council Will Be Asked to Leave Out
the Sidewalk Construction on
Some Street Work
Pending

Owing to new street law passed by
the last legislature some change is nee
essary in the methods of proceeding
with certain street improvements under
the Vrooman act, and the board of
public works yesterday instructed the
city engineer to prepare a new set of
forms for posting.
These new forms will have to do with
street grading where it is necessary to
make a cut of five feet or more in
property to bring the street line to
grade. Where a cut of more than five
feet is made the law holds the property
owner has a claim for damages, and
heretofore the proceedings have been
to secure waivers of damage from these
damaged property owners before the
work is begun.
Under the new law, which is one City
Attorney Hewitt was instrumental in
having passed, the damages can be
charged to the assessment district which
pays the cost of the work, and the city
is not liable for any action at law.
In addition to relieving the city of
responsibility, work of this nature can
be much more promptly done. Where
it has been found necessary to secure
a waiver of damages much delay has
occurred.
In connection with Vrooman act work
the city engineer viii ask the council
Friday for the privilege of leaving out
sidewalks on some street work now
pending. A number of street improve
ments are being held up awaiting ac-
ton in the courts to settle disputed
point of law. and this work can be be-
gun if the sidewalks are not included.
A new street law makes sidewalks as
sessable only to the frontage. Under
the former law sidewalks We're assess
able to the assessment district that paid
for all the street work.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
CITY MAY START
BUYING SYSTEM
PURCHASING DEPARTMENT TO
BE REORGANIZED
MUNICIPAL sTOREHOUSE CONSID-
Erred A NECESSITY
Committee Recommends That Top
Floor of the Broadway Build
ing Be Reftted for
the Purpose

If the recommendation of a special
the city will have new purchasing
system with the beginning of the fiscal
year The foundation of the new sys-
tenn will be a municipal storehouse.
The purchasing department of the
city has been growing at such a rapid
rate that for several months the council
has been trying to effect some reorgani-
cation. But all efforts have been I'M
successful. AS a last resort a commit
tee was appointed several weeks ago to
look into the matter This committee
is composed of DrOmgold, Pease, Lyon
and Yonkin. The report is ready for
presentation to the council at its ad-
journed meeting Friday afternoon.
The report recommends that the
fourth floor of the city hall, which is
now chiefly used as a pigeon loft, be
remOdeled as a city store room, and
that, beginning with the first of the
fiscal year, which is July 1, the city
purchase its supplies in large quanti-
ties, securing the discount which pur-
chases in wholesale bring. City Audi
tor Mushet approves the recommends
ton of this committee, and may rem
der a special report on the matter Fri
day.
The municipal storehouse is an in
stitution in every city the size of Los
Angeles, and many cities much smaller.
Sales agents who come to Los Angeles
to sell their goods are much surprised
to find that there is nothing of the kind
here.
A portion of the report recommends
that the budget committee appropriate
a sufficient sum of money to refit the
top floor of the city hall and to make
the first purchase OF supplies.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
TO TEACH CHILDREN
AQUATIC MOVEMENTS
TO DEMONSTRATE EMERGENCY
WORK TN WATER
Swimming Instructor Will Give In=
structions to Public School
Children Saturday at
Bimini Baths

b For the benefit of the public school
children of Los Angeles a practical and
instructive demonstration of emergency
work in boating, bathing and marine
disasters will be given Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the Bimini bath
house by Prof. f. H. Killick.
Prof. Killick is at present coaching
two swimming classes at Los Angeles
high school, the girls swimming class
consisting of thirty members and that
of the boys with twenty-five members.
The girls class is chaperoned by Miss
Floy Galpin, an instructor at the Los
Angeles high school.
That all public school children may
have an opportunity of becoming in
formed in aquatic movements, the DEM
onstration Saturday will be public.
Among the events on the program
will be a description of an original
hammock tent for use in battle field,
earthquake and marine catastrophes.
This tent can be erected in one and a
half minutes, and consists of a rope
and blanket, and is put together with
out The use of pin or needle. An emer-
gency stretcher, made on similar
plan, will also be shown.
Instructions, which will be demon
strated, will be given in regard to the
care of drowning persons, showing the
proper method to be used in overcom-
ing the frantic endeavors of a drowning
person to struggle with a rescuer.
Suggestions will be offered showing
what actions should be taken if a per-
son unable to swim falls into deep
water.
The Bimini Water company has given
the free use Of it's bath house for the
occasion, and no admission fee will be
charged.
Monday morning Prof Killick will
lecture before the stude is Of Los An
geles, showing the modern methods of
resuscitation, proper methods of swim
ming, and the precautions that should
be observed in case of accident on the
wafer
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
FIFTEEN MUSICIANS TO PLAY
SELECTIONS OF MASTERS
Piano Orchestra Will Render Notable
Concert at the Temple
Auditorium

The Piano orchestra has completed
arrangements for an excellent concert
at the Temple Auditorium tomorrow
evening and another at 2 p. m. Satur-
day. Among the selections will be the
overtures from civilian Tell" and
Martha in which fifty persons will
play at the same time on twenty-four
pianos. Bruce Gordon Kingsley is on
the program for four numbers, two
from Wagner and two from Won Weber.
Fifty violinists will render the famous
Largo" by Handel, with Mr.. Kingsley
assisting at the organ. Three hundred
persons will take an active part in the
concert, and it is expected that there
will be a large attendance