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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
Sie 6eiben ORiso.
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hirrisrsabsT 9ipsnHsrfapslIeH.

Sn Berlin ipielte it9 In einem
aon3ertcafe eine Saene ab, bic ourd
Tire braItiihe aomif pobl allen au-
gen3eugen I'm @eoGhtniB bIeiben
tpir0. Seit einiser 8eit fonaertiert
IN eirtem Gafe in Der pots6aneritra.
BE Der 6ur6 ieine 8erbeirotbung nit
Der grtnoeiiin GILMAN Su einent ge'
tpiiien @eltrubm selonste Sigeaner'
primas Sanef Rigo unb erntet all
abenbIib fir ieiue nteiiterboften OAR
bietitn1en toien6en 8etfan. Ser Be
fiser eiues on6eren Gafes fam nun
auf Die Soee, aud eine Sigeuner'
fapeIIe du engoeieren. 6eren Brimas
2aios Siigo beibt. sluf sroben Bla-
faten Iieb er MN 6efnnrtgeben, bob
iein Sligo Der einais ridtige unb e6te
GbimaD.8igo iei. Dapon erfubr
Soncli 0figo = Der originate. Or
besab iid nit ieiner @attin, elmer
HI6i6onen &aHabiertt, nod ienem
Gafe, no bas elegnnte Boar nm 10
boflid)er aufsenommen tpuroe, als
Soncii Sligo iofort BON benz tbeueriten
fran3oiii6en gbompaener beiteI1te,
Der ouf Der 8einforte gu finoen mar.
4ein Nenih bate in Dem 9otal eine
abnung, ner bieies engliihipredenos
8oar iei. Der 9ufaa ipollte es. bob
2aios 8tigo an bieiem abenb ettpas
berip1tet eridien. Sancii &igo fonnte
iein beibes 9Iut niht lGr9er be3ab.
men, uno oa iein Ripale nift 81 ie.
ben mar, rerlonete er in ieiner iiber.
aus tempernmentoollen glrt, oieien
5u ipre6en. 9araus ergab ii6 cine
erregte Sontronerie arpiiden Dem BE.
fiser 6es Cafes uno Syancii Hieo, Der
nun ni6t mebr ieinen Ramen Der.
f6rpieg. Sn bieiem augenblid eridien
nun Der faIihe 9iso in benz 2ofaG.
Ser Gazetteer nobm i'm nun tnS
iperrte ibn in bic EeIepbon5eIe ein
Inn ibn Dor eoentueIlen Ibdtliffeiten
6es e6ter 8igo gu belpobren. 8ieier
lieB es li6 nlft oer0rleBen, eifte Seit'
lang nit ieiner frGftigen Sauit Die
Sbiir Der 3eIle 81 bearbeiten llnO iei-
men nNnmensoetter" nuf5ufor6ern,
berausdufonmen. 8ergebli9. Ser
@irtb bate idon ben Seft unb Die
Glider tpesr6un1en laiien, into 10
mltbte nun Der ebemnIige @atte ser
8rin5eiiin Gilman ~uroerridteter
9inge" mieoer ab8ieber. Gem anoe-
rem 9figo miro aber tpobl nun Die
9uit oergangen iein, Dem edten I'M.
lautere 9onfurren5 5u MAIDEN. Die
3eueen Oieier S3ene mubten iid Dor
9aden bieeer. benn Soncii Riso per-
ftebt nift rur ieiue @eige 5u met
itern ionbern bat aud Sumor. unO
bieiem IieB er bel bieier @eleseubelt
DIE 3iigel idieBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

nod In Scranton marsn, oafiir gum
Dauf psrpilidtet. bab er iie in isin
f60nes Selm fiibrte. SIR Wfontas
abenb erbisltsn bic Serren @ottlOb
Sammsr, Charles Balier, Senrp Sod
uno @ussu Wiablmsiitsr BON 9errn
Stipp als Sreimnurer cine @inlaoung
gum Bsiu9 Der SGillsr Nose, mo meh
rere neue Wtitslieber anfssnommsn
murben.
Die ebsmalissn beutidsu Soloaten
untsr Der Pbilaoslpbier Delegation, Die
Serren Otto Moiss uno Ebsooor 81
mon, srbielten am SuuutaS cine Gin
laouns pom Dsutideu arieseruerein
uon SCRANTON, mo Beioe aniprahen
bielten, bic pon WiaiOr Srant WfOller,
Dem Yoriiser bes 5inf,issr 9omitss.
uub 9auptmaun Sulius 9oispb erwis'
bert muroen. Der OiaAmittag mnroe
in famerabi6aftlider @siie usrbradt.
Bum 9roBsu 8ebaueru Der Delega'
tiou murOs Serr sllbat Srisomann. Der
belisbte YraliOsnt bes &eaoing 5wsis
sss, am Samitas bur6 siusn Gooss'
fal in Der 5umilie mad Sauis ssrufsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
0on Netsrsbnre.

-3um Ssitsn Der ct. Peter's 60.
lutb. @emeinbe piro am 80. Stunt bic
3ions Choral @eisllidaft Elm SOn3srt
9eben.
- Srdul. gnna Shminot bon Baut
ausnue unb Is. Bsisbsrssr pou Pitts.
ton iino burd Serrn PaltOr 9. &.
0ofimann oils elm 9liidlihes @bepaar
etnseiesnet Dorben uuo uerlebsn bic
5littsrpOden ,u philadelphia. 9ia4
Der &iidtsbr weroen iia bic tunSsn @be.
leuts in Pittston uisoerlaiien.
= 5rdul. @Iiis @urusfa ron grss.
eott guenue uno Srtbur PrObit nurbsn
uorlssten Wiittpoa abeuS ia Der 8ob.
nuns Der Sraut our6 Raitor Otto
Distrid ju einsm sliidlihen @bspaar
uerbunosn. Gin 9OdSsitsibmaus fOlste
Der .3sremonis uuO pirb iia bas iunss
@bepaar on Sarber Court bduslib riies
oerlanen.
- Der 45 Sabre ate Rsinbolb
streinbsrs, elm Subrmann Der Rennipl.
pauia Central Srauersi 5irma, mur6e
seitern Sia4mittas uube BEN 8uisball
Yarf burd eineu 3uiammenitOs nit
sinem StraBsnbabumageu bon isiusm
Sise ssibleuOsrt uno erlitt ourd ben
5all sinen Ieidten 9nOdenbruG, Der I'M
Staut Soipital siussiest mnrOs, Dor'
auf man ibH uad isiner BObnuus oa.
bier brahte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
cine 8ftte.

Gir bitten bisrhiit iOld1e unisrsr uer'
sbrtsu slbonnenten, Uslde elm Sabr oosr
oariibsr fiir bus -WOHsnblattA i4uloen,
uns ben 9stras sutOmmen 3u laiisu,
oenn mir bubsn oas @sIo uOtbis unb
gan, sepiB perOieut. gSer nidt islbit
uoripreden fann, 1T ssbetsn. ben Be
tras per POit siuSuisnosn. Das @siu4
srfolst, neil mir ssssuwdrtis nno idon
felt GINGER 3eit tsiusu aOlfsftor batten
unb bsm rssularen. YsriOnal Der Office
bic 3sit isblt. 3u fOlIsftirsn. Gs wiirbe
uus pisl 3situsrluit sripart, Dsun bie
9eier poriprsdeu unN bsjabtsn wiirSen'
ebe Die S9ulO ;u bod auftduft.
aatuussuoll,
Der Ssrausgtber. f,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
: Ole eadawanna gabnftation ,u

= Ole 9adapanna gabnitation jli
Glforb brannts Wiittwod WOrsen nts'
Der. Das Ssusr entftanb bur4 se.
treusts eleftriids Drdbte.
- Spissr & Co., bic BOttler, bubsu
am Disnitas gum Rreis BON $4,000
6as Paee @issutbum on Der @de bon
Mifflin ausnue uno Pase Court tauf.
lid erworben.
= @Bpaaren'S Snipeftor 8. 8. @iO.
mapsr, Der seesnpdrtie bic Rsituurants
unb Sundituben unteriudt, itsllt ben.
islbsn bas 3eusuiB aus. OaB fis I'M al.
ssmsinen ianitarii& sebalten tperOen.
- Die Snesuieure baben ausssrea'
net, bab etwa iwsi DstlliOusn Dollars
erforberlib finb. um bic 6ffentli@su
SduleH Don Scranton ssssu @ruben'
isnfunsea unb ber9lsihsu lnfdlle Su
idiseu.
Sin unbefannter Wiann nurbe
Samitas Wiorseu entlans ben 9ada.
mama @eleiien nabe giew WiilforO auf.
sefunben, blerbsr Sebradt uno itarb in
Der 9adawanua Station, obus piebsr
bic Seiinnuus Su erlansen.
- Die GutomObile Der Serren 8it.
tor Sod unb @eorse s. Spsns foai.
oirtsn am Disnitas 9iadmittus auf oem
@lmburit 8ouleparb unb pdbrsnO bic
Sniafsu bes eritersn oils bic i6merite
Mai6ine unuerlest entfamen, purben
Sruu Opsns uno 5rau s. y. Sumbsrt
aus lssterer ssidlsuOert unO uerlest,
isoOd un9efdbrIid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
Santgpnt
8lpar aben fie ben $aiex no&;
9o4 bieIt0n fie bic Staisn bod.
saubbeit Fam nidt sebeilt iper.

Eaubbeit fann nidbt eebeilt ipers
ben bur& locale Npplieaiicusn, neil fit ben fran-
fen 5btil bss SbTfs nitt frrttGfn fSuneH. &s
sisbt nur stnsu @tG bic Saubbdt ~ turirsn,
nub bas II burH tpnffttutipntIIs Stilmitttl.
Eaubbsii pirb bur6 tiutn snijiinbsten 3ufaub
her l1lsimissn ausfltieuns Der Gufahiittn
R5brs psrurIaht. Wtnu bitfs &Dbre liG tnt-
,hnbtt, babt Sbr eintn rumpslnbsu 5pn pbsr
unpcDfcmmsnts 8tbBr; une tptnu it eani &C.
I&IpITtu IL, srfclst 5aubbsit, uno peun bic Gnt.
iHnbuns ni&t stbpben une bitis RSbrs ritbsr tn
ibrm stbSristn 9ufaub UrlsBt iperbtn fann,
tpirb has @tb6r fur immsr srifSrt p1esu ntun
G6ls untsr ,sbn fub burh aatarb suuriaGt,
pehn ni@is ale Gin fulhnestn 9uifanp her
GtIsimiasn Sbtrlldhen IN.
gBir pplltn tiubunbtrt Dollars fir ttbtn
(bur6 Satarrb ptrurfdGitu) 6aa bon 6aubbsii
atbsn, htn mir nitt burG Gtnnsbmsu ron Saas
sfatsrrb.Jsur btilsn f6nutn. eaet eu9 um.
lpnIi Girsulnrt fommtn.
9. 8. Gbsusp & &C.. EpIthu. ..
R4" 8niauft Spn allfu Npotbtfsru. 75r.
Sals 6amiIitn.piIItu fnO bic btfrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
DieEelspbonnummer oes~ Bodenblatt'
lit iest $500 (ueuss).

Or. Soiepb u. 8asuer unb Srdu'
lsin Srisoa &ann merOeu am 1. Suli In
Der ct. 9ufs's Sirds uermablt werben.
- Dfit bsm 1. Suli aufanSeno. milf
fen ale Sunbe innsrtulb Der Staot'
srsn3s nit WiaultOrben perieben iein
unb bisislbsn trassn, bis bic beige Dit'
teruns poriiber LIT.
= Ole 3idbriss Gnua Wtaus BON
gto. 444 Pbslps StraBe ssristb ssftsru
gia9uittas einem 5euer 5u nahe. bas
fpieleuos Guaben auf eiuem @runbftiid
nebsnan entliiubet batten, nno iie trng
I1limms Branbwunben 6auon, ebe es
sslans, bic Slammen Su lDiaen.
- Der Sdpinblsr @bas. .. Sbsl'
bon, pel9er aud cine Seitlan9 bier ppe'
rirts unb feline 9unOsn idrOpfte, LIT am
5rsitas su Wtontrsul, Auebsc, 5u fiinf
Sabren 3udtbaus bel barter arbeit
perurtbeilt porbsn. Der Serl iOtl burh
feline Spsratiousu In usrihisOsnen Gbei.
fen bes 9anbss iibsr cine 0tilliou Dol
lars ersuuusrt babsn.
- Der "a Sabre ulte Paul Reeo,
Elm aufpartsr In bem Ueftminiter 9o'
tel an Wgomiu9 Goenue, purbe Dien'
flag Worsen in isinem 3immsr in BEN
8oftbaus Der Srau Bri9bt on Psnn
Npsnue unb 9inbsn ctr. bur6 Seudt'
gas nabsSu erftidt aufsefunbeu nnb
Oaun mad bem Stuut SOipital seuOm'
men, mo es Hebrsre Struoen nabm,
um ibn pisber auBsr @sfabr Su brinesn.
0sesO bate iid sur &ubs bs9ebeu. obne
bas @as abjubreben.
= Der am SOnntas Su MOOiic ab-
sebaltene @lam Bale oes Scranton Sis'
oerfrauS ssitultete ii6, oura bic bsrr'
li6ite Dittsruns besiiniti9t, Su einsn1
redt Selunseneu ausflus unc ulle Ebeil'
nebmer uergniisten iid auf bic angs'
uebmits 8siis. Die Clans, Der SpisB'
brateu uuO iOnitise fir ben iunersr
Wteuideu beiOrsten Suden munOetsr
in Der wiirsisen 8ulOesluit uOrtrefTlid
nnO Slue ltimmten oabin iibereiu, oai
fold Elm glusflus bod tOltlia isi.
= Die sisene @uiisrusrlOrsuns isi
tens Der 9adapannu @Ompanis ibsin
elm Sebi6lus Su isiu, csnn tros be-
toitipielisen sInluse uuo ben arteiiidei
Srunusn fuun bieielbe nidt Ssniissul
0aiier srbaItsu unO iub ii4 ssswuuSsu
ioldss aus BEN Roarins 8roof obsr
balb @lmburft su pumpen. Die Scrau
ton @us uuO 8u1er @Ompuuis, psld)
aud sinsn Ebeil ibres Sorratbes au
BEN Bad erbdlt, lieB fia bies abe
niht ssfallsn, ionosrn erlauste Of
MOntoS siuen tsmpordren GinbultsbI
fsbl, um bic 2adapanna @ompanis q
bieiem Borbaben Su usrbiubsrn. uub c
ioll bic GuseIessnbsit nd4iteu Wtontu
3ur Ssrbanoluns fOmmen. Sc wal
elm barter S&las fur bic sadawanu
GOmpunis, psnu bas @sri@t ben Gil
haltsbsfsbl permanent ua&eu wHros.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

@nIdbIid Der Radridt, oab elm be.
fainter @iienbabnbeamter i'm glIter
bon 65 Sabren in ben Sutherland frat,
fou Serr @oiion erflGrt baben, oas
nit 65 Sabren Der Wenid eigentIi6
erit 5u Ieben beginne. SoIde SGue
mag es geben. SIM iibrigen lit Der
Neni6 genuu 10 aIt, tpie er ii9 fiibIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

- Gus Supun wiro semelost. Oas
bic 8alobranbs In Der PrOuinI SOfai'
DO, bic bort am 20. Ntui ausbrahen
uub 13 Gage iuHtbetsn, siuen SaaSen
bon fhuf DtilliOusH anssri&tst babsn.
= Spantsn bat 10000 Mauu NIT
sroBsu Sorratbsu BON 2risssmatsriaI
jur B.rmsnbuns In WiaroiiO bsrsit.
Sraufrsi& bstra&tst sifsria&tissu au'
gee bisis Sorbsrtituueen. ........,...
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
Ouumpre.

= Der @ilbbiiter 6. Us. @arlsp BON
Bloom Strabe, welder auSeblih 3uerit
cine 8srlssuus Der gSiloseisse picsr'
rs6tti6 bsslid uuO Ounn Ous erbaltene
@eIo bsbultsn buben iOu, purbs am
DOuueritas uuf cine OissbsSiisIids gu'
flass inter $500 Siirsitaft fiir Elm &C.
ri6tli9es @ri6einen seltellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
Mcrb Seranton. .

= SIN Glter BON 60 Sabrsn itarb
SObn 3urflisb am Samitus Wtoraen
In ieiner WObnun9 an 9iorb Wtain aue'
nue.. @r piro BON Der gDittme, orei
GOhtern uno einem Sobue iiberlebt
unb feline Seiiesuus erfOlSts Dienitas
9lahmittag 3u &aDlor.
= Wiorsan Yspis uon bieiem Stabt.
thsil purOe am Donneritas Wtorssn in
einem 3adapauua 9iiterwasen uabe
Wfifflin auenue als 3ei6e aufsefunben
unO cine 1ntsriuauns ersab, ouB er
mittels @arbolidure iein 9eben besnoete.
Das WtOtiu su Dem SelbitmOro lit nidt
beiannt.
= Der friibsre @ountb @ommiiidr
D. D. Diuiams unb tn 8aufreiien
woblbsfanut, III am Sonnta9 8ormit'
ta9 in ieiner 8Obnuns on Sdool Ctr.
iebr pl6slid einem Serjidluse srlssen.
ole sr SOrbsreitunsen fir cine Rsiie
nod yiep 9Ort madte; er mar 20
Sabre alt.
-Su benz 9oltbaus 6ss 9oreuj God.
fls an Court Strase serietb bieier am
SOuutug Stadt NIT SOiepb SutsrianO
unb gnsslo Ofsralo In Streit, morauf
bic 8eiOen flnf 0ieuolueridhlie uuf i'm
abfeuerteu, BON oenen ieboh feiner traf.
aae Drei purosn nua Der S9isBerei
uerbaftet uno sinssitedt.
= Der 10 Sabre alte Pstsr 8eiueB
BON 0sit Nfartet StraBe mOllte am
wtontas Mittas nahe Der @lternuobn'
uns sinsn GelssrupbpfOiten srtlimmen,
seluusts absr uur feds SuB biuauf, ole
er ieinsn Salt uerlor unb berubftiirite.
@r fam babel nit einem eiierneu Spo'
rem In 8eriibruns unb erbielt ben lln'
tsrleib iebr bDs jsri6nitten.
- Burton, Der 5idbrise SObu bss
Burton EOwell BON Sprius StruBs,
wollte Samitus yta9t bsin Square
Die gtorb Main ausuue freussn, als elm
Sabnwaseu ansefabreu fam. Der Guf'
fanssapparat fling ben alsiusn gum
Slid auf uno bspabrte ibn Dor benz
llsberfabrsn, aud bielt Der MOtOrmann
ben 8asen 70 i9usll an, baB oas 3ino
nit eiuissn S9rummeu entfam.
- abam 0eiutis uon Dteplert Gpes
nus purbs am Douneritas abeub i'm
8srlaufe zines 9Odjsitsfrawalles an
senannter StruBs libel 3u9erihtet; er
srbielt siusn S9nitt iiber bic 0taienbrii'
de, Der untsrs Tbeil bes linten glaien.
Fisels mar gu elmer breiisen Mtaiie per'
taut, feline Stirn mar cine Nfaie uon
S6nitten unb S6rammen, iein Infer
Baden I'm slei9sn .3uitano, feline 9dn'
be sur bOppslteu @rOBs unsei6wOlleu
unO er uud ionlt NOD uerlsst. Ssnat
slHan, Goam 5sbOpsfi uno EbOmaS
SurOpttin, feline slusrsifer, wuroen am
Srsitas GbenO unter ie $500 Siirs'
iduft fir Elm ssriatIides @ri6siusn &C.
ltellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

= Su BEN County Soipital lu Miins
usapotis, Weiun., ftarb am 10. SUM-
elm Mfann namens Wfarion @rabtree
I'm utter bon 1O1 Subreu. Dis lu iels
mem 90. SABRE mar r ssiftig frii& uue
aeluno. -....................a - !. =.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
1tnt;tt9S 9sa0rit4t+

am l. SuI urb bic ,scrauton BO6eubIat" Office unb bic
9rudere mad 142 Sutforb Court brett bnr oe $oe Sermbn.
uerIeS werben Meine perbn &bsn wOIen @ sefdQs bic
Gage nOtren uO mad senannm Datum bort uorpreden
&bnn9SpOu
Ser Serau89eber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
Removal Notice.

After July M the "SCRANToN WocHENBLATT" publishing and
printing establishment will be located 42 Oakrd Court directly
back the Hotel Jemyn where shall be pleased to receive and
serve my customers Respectfully,
The PUBLISHER.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22
gDr GeridDt.

geifter: -. sic beboiipteu afo,
tob Die 6eiSen ipie Wonn unb GrGn
,uiammenaelebt baben9" = 9euge:
% nein nod bel, nssl
beiierl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-22

- Disiss 1T arOuunsswCds fur ben
SOnis BON @uslauo.
Sm 8eiieiu ieiner Orsi tleineu
9iubsr ermorOste in Stem Yort an
Wiontas Elm Wiunn itntuens Souls 9ii'
6snmsiftsr feline srit 20 Sabre ults Sruu
unb ipraus ouun gum 5enitsr biuans
sr erlitt sinsn SdaOelbrud.
= Su @upussuille. 81. g., ftarst:
am SOuntas Elm @sfdusniB ;ufammsu,
Bier @efanseus tpurbeu auf Der Stsll'
sstObtst, smOlf lsbsnssefdbrlid uno fts'
beu;sbn anbsre, @d&ter uub @sfause'
ne, ssfdhrli4 Usrlsst. -. ....-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-07
COMMISSION RULE
GAINS IN POPULARITY
Two Towns in New Jersey and
One in Maine Vote for
Change in Government.

Commission government Won in Ridge.
in many a year. The result is big
victory for the Voters League of Ridge
wood, of which Lewis r. Conkin is presi-
dent, and which rendered splendid serv-
ices in the way Of arousing the people of
Ridgewood to realization Of their op-
portunity The browning effort Of the
Voters League was the big mass meeting
in the Ridgewood Opera House, when
Judge Carey made a speech that reused
his hearers to high pitch of excitement
The opponents of commission government
concede that Judge Carey's strong pre-
sentation Of the case made many votes
for commission government.
Gardiner, Me-. will be the first city in
Maine to be governed by commission,
the citizens at a special election voting to
adopt new charter providing for COM
mission government of three men ~ a
vote of 723 to 1S1. There was no organ
lied opposition. Gardiner was incor-
porated as a city in 1850. and, besides
mayor. is at present governed by six
aldermen and eighteen councilmen. The
new commissioners under the provisions
Of the new charter will appoint all
subordinate officers and receive salaries
of $1,000 each. with Sl,2JO to the man
to be chosen as mayor.
Voters of IrvingtOn. n. j., had an op-
portunity last week to vote on the COM
mission form of government. Lists con-
tanning forty lone additional signers were
filed in the county clerks Office to cover
discrepancy in original petition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-07

but for the luxury of eating choice game
and out-of-season fruits in the presence
of less-favored people who could not at
ford the bride money necessary to get
them. There could be no priority in a
special restaurant with a bill of fare con-
tanning all the dainties that there are
and with a price affixed to each. In such
& place there We're no privileges LETT TO
purchase and every one frequenting the
restaurant was on a dull and deadly level
of Sameness.
In fact there was a suggestion OF So
cialism about an arrangement that left
nothing open to exclusive purchase and
that gave absolutely no opportunity for a
comparison of incomes Even waiter
car do no more than knock his forehead
upon the floor, and he will do that for
comparatively little. He viii writhe in
self-a basement for dollar o. two and
in this direction his physical limits are
soon reached. So the millionaire decided
that the restaurant was an abominable
institution, smackisg of communism ard
of the leveling spirit of the age, and he
went back in dudgeon to the saloon.
where he could, at least, be looked at by
some who knew his importance, and
where he could be heard to eat his soup
in the true millionaire way.
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MILLIONAIRE PSYCHOLOGY.
How the Steamship Restaurants
Failed Through Ignorance of It.
From the Argoneut.

r rom the Argoneuf.
Nothing is so mysterious as the psy-
chOlogy of the recent millionaire. Don't
try to crafty him unless you understand
the way in which his mind works. and
that, like the wisdom of God, is past
finding out. Take, for example. the case
established on some Of the great Atlantic
liners. They were started mainly to
please the recent millionaire and they
have not pleased him. He will have none
Of them. He still persists in taking his
meals in the dining saloon and he takes
them in suilen silence He has been felo-
niously robbed of his right of illegftimate
purchase of his prerogative to buy an
unfair priority, and his heart is heavy
within him.
The steamship companies meant well.
They erred from ali ignorance of million
aire psychology. an ignoninious confess
sion in these days of cheap and nasty
education. They had noticed that the
millionaire always bribed the cooks and
stewards for special cookery and special
service, and they heedlessly jumped to
special food and his body special COM
forts. So they provided a restaurant
with la carte service. where all sorts
of costly daintieS could be furnished and
paid for at stated prices. At last. they
thought, the millionaire will be pleased.
He can have whatever he wants in the
way of viands and the uniformity of the
saloon service will not be marred by his
special demands.
Now. that is just where they made a
mistake It was not expensive viands
that their patrons yearned for, but ex-
penSive priority. Their craving was not
Tor choice game and out-of-seaSon fruits
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Fourth Sale in Year.

Wilige, Gibbs & Daniel have sold for
Mrs. May ID. Donnelley, the property To-
Gated at the corner of North Capitol and
Claiming streets northeast. The build ng
has large storeroom on the first floor,
which is now occupied by druggist, and
has an apartment of six rooms and bath
on the second floor. 1t is one of seven
buildings recently constructed by local
builder, all of which have been sold by
this firm, the sale Of this property repre-
sentng the fourth transfer within a
period of one year. The rental income
from this property is about 500, which
shows a good return on the price paid,
which is said to have been S1,Je0.
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through New York. Massachusetts, and
Connecticut, under the auspices of the
Touring Club of America. Among the i'm
portant subjects to be discussed will be
the adoption of the plans for the con-
struction Of uniform highways and trunk
line routes connecting the nam travelled
thoroughfares of. new York. sMassachu-
sets, Connecticut. Maine. New Hamp-
shire. Vermont and Rhode Island. While
all OF these commonwealth have hum
dreds of miles Of fine roads which are
being maintained under modern methods.
one OF the long recognized needs in high
way Improvement is said to be the neces-
sity for more continuous trunk lines from
state to state, which in their construction
and measurements will be of uniform
standard In addition the highway Off
Gals will discuss the dust problem. with
the best preventives. and the success of
the appliances now being used in va
riouS states.
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planned with librarians desk and re-
ceving and distributing counter in the
center. From this point the whole OF
the library floor may be controlled.
In the rear of the main reading room
and separated from it by wide sliding
doors. is ~ children's room. 3lX3o feet.
fitted with portable furniture which VIII
be removed as occasion requires to con-
vert the space into a lecture hall. At
the end of the lecture hall there is a re-
cessed alcove with q fireplace and plat
form. and on each side of the alcoVe here
are smaller reading rooms, with wide win
dow openings so that the spaces may be
made into outdoor ioggias when desired.
The basement contains a librarians rest
room. with a small kitchen adjacent, and
a work room, book room, and living room
for the janitor. In the construction OF
the building particular attention was
given to the lighting. heating and ven-
tiIat.ng systems. The library will be
equipped with intercommunicating tele-
phones and other modern devices for the
prompt and convenient operation of the
institution.
All of the interior woodwork is of quar-
tered light oak, finished in a silver gray
shade The interior walls have beeen
decorated in pleasing shades of ivory
white and soft green.
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40 feet and depth of 100 feet, and il
contains fifteen rooms and six baths. 1t
was built from the plans of Wood, Dorm
d Deming, architects, and it has many
features which adapt 1t particularly for
entertaining. Within the past year Mr.
Nolan has built eight handsome houses
in this square on Wyoming avenue, and
this is the fourth of the eight to he sold
a local attorney was the purchaser of the
residence HI4 Wyoming avenue 1t is
stated the consideration in the transac-
ton was $4,000.
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Two Monroe Street Sales.

Max Oppenheimer has bought new
six-roon1 house at No. 1856 Monroe street
northwest from Charles w. King. The
deal was made by Phillips & Sager, real
estate brokers.
The same firm sold the residence No
1888 Monroe street to James Mahoney.
Both purchasers will occupy the houses.
The consideration in each sale was about
$1,000.