The Washington herald., 1910-04-22

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said Dr. Ostermeyer. zone IS almost in the
heart Of the city. No long rides. no in
convenience.
Another feature Of New York which
impressed me was the sky-scraper build
lAgs- Although not beautiful or svmmetrf-
cal, they contain sfective architectural
arrangements which are most pleasing"
Dr Ostermeyer has Travelled extensively
In France. and, discussing French seDt'-
ment toward Germany. said that the att
tude is net al al unfriendIy. but certain
political influences stir up ul-feeIing be-
tween the two peoples whenever occasion
arises 10 further their personal and selfish
interests. DIP. Ostermeycr blamed tia
press Of both countries as keeping the
fame Of discord between Germany. and
! France burning.
| Judge o. H. Barber, Of Bennington. VT.
a member Of the new Court OF Customs.
: IS at the Raleigh. Judge Barber said
/ hat the members Of the body met yester-
1 dag for the purpose OF organization. and
/ ;hat they would convene again IN a few
/ Gays 10 complete the organization. Judge
1 Barber preferred not 10 discuss politics
OF the policy % the court OF which he is
Ia member. Judge Barber IS slow and
/ deliberate OF speech. with a decided New
/ England dialect He IS OF about five feet
nine slender b-ilt. has gray, thick hair.
and steady light blue eyes.
DR.. E. ". Parks. Of Chicago. who is
( al the New Willard. in discussing the
( care Of the teeth OF school children bv
public dentists. as proposed, said that
character can be told from ones teath.
Teeth that point inward" said Dr..
Parks, are teeth that remind YOU Of a
dsh's teeth They are usually short
rather sharp. and the inward curve IS
very pronounced. Such teeth belong 70
the selfish woman. They denote some
personal vanity. but specially great SELF
.shness. II you know a woman whose
teeth curve inwardIy beware. for she
is woman who looks out for herself
arst and for you afterward. Such pso-
PIE are usually inordinately fond Of good
things 10 eat and they viii 90 70 great
lengths 10 get that which they want.
The best teeth are those that are
even and not too small. but rather reru-
lar and OF a creamy Wilderness. Blue
white teeth denote weak mental powers.
and teeth that are very dark usually,
tell OF a poor state Of physical health
But me cream white teeth OF medium
size, see regularly in the mouth IN
nice. even row, are the best teeth Of all
10 have.
Teeth that are separated by large open
spaces generally belong 20 a vicious dis
position. The man whose teeth ara
separated IS cruel in his nature. ana ina
woman whose teeth are not pushed to-
eether, but grow apart. leaving big spaces
between, is the woman whose fits Of TEN
per have gotten her into trouble many .
time and oft
Very large teeth that show p-o7ni-
nently and seem 10 come 20 a ro57t I,
front denote much animal spirit. Women
who have such teeth as this are inclined
20 laugh great deal and enjoy life.
When YOU find such a set o. teeth. yo,
find a good disposition. and the teeth. II
we'll cared for. are a positive beauty in
the good-nat-red face"
It IS the very fact that life never can
be an open scroll" and that the whole
world IS fun Of insolubIe mystery. which
gives living all its fascination. This IS
the opinion Of Robert 5. Hawkins. OF
London. England, who IS AT the Shore
ham The things we want To know and
never can know are the only things rhsr
never lose their interest.
One Of the most potent weapons used
by woman for the subjugation OF man Is
the repeated declaration that woman is
a myStery-a popular conundrum. 70
which there IS no answer. I think It is by
no means certain that the nature OF
woman IS naturally more elusive than
that OF man.
Civilization has robbed man Of MANY
good things added the Engllshman. 1t
has taken the color out Of the world. and
largely the variety. It has made us all
alike, and all alike drab In the morn
-ng Of the world. when earth was higher
heaven than now. every brook had rs
dryad and every wood its faun. The
lucky people who lived in Merrie Eng
land feryently believed thar when sleep
had come 20 their eyes. and for a few
hours they had no use for ucdulatinz
hills and luscious meadows. then the
little people came out for their dances
and their gambols
And who shall say that the,. were
wrong? Who shall say that they were
not the better men for their belief. and
he better patriots, TOO, since to their
minds their country was n very actual
George :. Scott. Of Liverpool. who Is At
he Arlington. in speaking OF the recent
'isit TO one OF the British dreadnoughts
II sham Abyssinian princess. with at
endants, said that even the Bank OF Eng
and has not always been proof against
clever bluff" as was shown in the
ase Of Briefly, the one Of the aristocracv
" swindlers.
certain well-known millionaire OF
nethodical habits had. up to the time OF
his case, custom OF making Journey
o the bank when the dividends OF con-
OILS fell due. and drawing what he called
lis nest egg. amounting TO over sLco0.
q person.
Briefly, by means Of a clever make
II after careful observations of the mil
onaire's habits, actually impersonated
i'm at the bank some four hours before
he financier himself appeared. SO smart
-as the deception and so well carried
ut that the dividends were paid over 10
'rierly in notes. He turned them into
old at his own bank within an hour and
hen the Tightful owner turned Up later
n TO ask for his money he found he had
'st $4,000. There was 10 help for him.
nce the government never under any