A Flurry in Diamonds (1913)
"Izzy" Bernstein, a street fakir, tries his wonderful oratory accomplishments on the farmers, in persuading them to buy his wonderful patent medicine, with which he gives a diamond (?) with every bottle. A little later in the day we discover "Izzy" taking to the road, where he plugs along until he reaches the next town. At the general store he discovers a two hundred dollar reward for the return of a diamond that had been lost that day by a motorist. The clever fakir removes three of the stones from the rings he gives away, and entering the store, informs three of the "natives" that he has just found a diamond. Each of the "natives" in turn, but unbeknown to each other, purchases a diamond from the fakir. When a farmer boy discovers the real diamond and returns it to the owner, the three jays who had been stung by "Izzy" give the latter a good ducking for his crooked transaction.
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