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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01
Curious Ants.

.sWhat would YOU thiak. to see an
ant carr ing a parasOl?" asked Uncle
Fred.
"Oh. uncler' cried Johnny and Puss
at the same time
paFasOl." added Puss.
Their uncle had just come home from
a long trip 10 the West Indies and South
America. He had n great many won-
derful stores to tell them about the
queer sights he had seen and the strange
places where he had been But they
though. he must be joking with them
now. for they could not believe that an
ant could do such 4 thing.
"We,l." said Uncle Fred, .'their
parasols were not made of silk stretched
over a wire frame. They were only
pieces Of leaves from trees, and the ants
held them in their mouths in such =
way that they covered their body en-
sirely. You could not see the ants At
all, so the leaves looked as if they were
mSrching along of their own accord
The first time I saw any was in the
West Indies One day, wlen was rid
ing with friend out to his plantation,
|rsz1 swarm sf these natzlazlsscd our
rad We watched them . long time
It was = very queer sight, / assure you
They did not travel very fast There
must haSe been thousands and thou
sands Of them. for we could not see
either end of the column"
Where were they going. l wonder"
said Johnny.
They were carrying the lssves to
their nests. They do not eat the leaves.
but they are very fond of fungus
which grows on them after they have
been little while in their underground
nests. The ants are very destructive.
and do a great deal Of damage. Some
times they viii cut every leaf Of of !
tree.
Don't we have any keres' asked
Puss. who was much interested, and
wished she could see some.
No" sail Uncle Fred. We have
some curious ants, but none like those
have been telling you about Our
Lutte Hcs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01
Rars. Remember Your Mother.

II the sons who have left home could
only feel some Of the loneliness that so
oopresses their mothers could know
only a part of their longing for news
from the absent ones, and the bitter dis
appointment of watching for letters tha;
seldom cOme-Jhey would be more
thoughtful Of her whose constant care
for Years was Of them II is usually
mere th0ughtlessnsss; but oftea the
most singing wrongs are committed
through want OF thought. The young
men have life before them. with fort
iines to make and honorable names to
win, and their glanees and thoughts are
ahead. They do not realize that their
parents look backward far o.tener than
beyond them and that tears often dim
the dear old mothers eyes because the
little boy who used to come so con-
fidingly 20 her is now beyond her reach.
and apparently needs neither care nor
sympathy. He has not forgotten his
mother; no. indeed. But he IS so busy
that writing is neglected. and If con-
science puts in q protest, II is silenced
BY saying: Mother knows l would
write II ANYTHING were amiss." IL is
not so much that the mother expects
things TO 90 atniss ltnOtigh she often
thinks for hours of the lassitude or
headache the son has mentioEed).
but she 50 longs for written char
acters telling her that she is 4
dear mother vet. and thai her boys
are still afectiouste" and loving"
/ he young men do rot realize that their
\. 49, The
of their dO.ngs interest their parents;
and they can not understand the great
love that sympathizes with every defeat
and sings with JOY over every success
The mothers do not grieve over mers
absence: but il is hard. indeed. for
even the stoutest-hearted 10 see their
boys drifting away unit. they conclude
they no longer love them This may
not be, for sons seldom cease To love
and respect true mothers; but so long
rs they are careless and neglectful. what
proof E..Te the waiting mothers that
their boys are not exceptional ones. and
have not allowed the busy world 10
steal all their affections,
Bows, young men. middle-aged men.
every one who has n mother. remember
that she lives in her children. and you
do her bitter. grievous wrong when
weeks and months elapse between your
letters, which even then are not 50
afectiOnate as they should be. Make
them frequent and loving. and tears of
joy will often dim the kind old eyes,
because. although YOU are a bearded
man and her head only reaches your
shoulder. YOU are not ashamed TO make
"dear mother" a confidant of your joys
and sorrows-C0EHfTy Gentleman.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01
A Leap-Ycar Episode.

Socie. as sort Of Jest. has decreed
that any Young man who refuses leap
year proposal from 4 lady is in hon0I
bound TO present her with silk dress.
There are n number of old maids il
town who have already accumulated
enough silk dresses to stock dry gOOis
warehouse. Bus that IS not what l de-
sire to say. One day last week n Young
man in society here paid a visit to q
young lady friend They were not en-
glged, but he had given ample evidence
that he would like TO be il he could only
muster up sufficient confidence
He had been fooling along on the
outside edges Of an engagement for six
months or more, and the lady began TO
zrow anxious. II was one of those
cases where both parties hOundered
around in the sweet meshes of love.
without ever coming 20 an open under
standing. On the evening in question
the lady, half in lest and wholly in ear
nest, proposed to him be said that
silks were unusually high-priced. and
that If she would be married at once he
would accept Much to his surprise
she did accept. and the couple visited
the parsonage of a ne ghboring clergy
man, where the bride produced the Ii
cense, showing that her determination
was not 4 sudden ireaK of fancy, and
the pair were made man =nd wife
Philadelphia Gail
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01
THE RECOGNITION


ADaFEED IRON THE GERMAN.
A wnndcrer. With his star IN hts hand.
hefarncd % ms home from foreign land.
HIS aEir fuil cf dust his couufena1ce browns
~ whou WI the yo1ta nrBt BE known IN tie
Ne entered TIE town night through the old
ars.insf II ne keeper ienncd up quite sedute:
The keeper. his friend. was io.ly and round.
Ana often the gubiet rheir friendship hsd
fut see. ne Old keeper dld net suess the
TOO hard had the sun burned the face Of the
youfh-
And fzrther be wandered. nov sssrtly 70
greet
Some Cd friend. He shook the gray dust
fram his feet
fhsrc leaned from ths window his sweetheart
derour-
-raoa blcomlnz yOuns virEin'- his welcom-
Yef see. fse young maiden aid not know tire
TOO hsri had ths sun burned the face Of the
youth
SIN farther he went through street. Of the
A = r-drss hang down from his eyehd 80
Thrre torfersa his mother from meeting
Coo bless y0sF' he cried. and yes nothing
But see. nov the notser Is sobbinr for JOY.
= Ny son. and she sank on the breast Of her
boF-
70 nzfter hos deep had the sun len irs trace.
NE morher-eFe instantly knew the young
IL n Hssd n zAs c0ntsnszs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01
rNEunor,r. rnEtEsrEr.

orsfkR Bar. N.Y. April u. 80.
Tbslieve have been saved from terrs.
bic illness by ALLcccx's PosOos PLAsrEEs.
About = month ago was attaesed with
q violent pain in my chest, aocomP snisd
By q fever and great difficulty "A breath
ing. Unprecedented pneumonia. which Is
90 prevaisut st present; went 20 bed and
applied one AIlcock's Plaster between my
shoulder blades and two on my chest. In
an hour my breathing was much easisrs IN
two hours the pam had left me. and the nexE
morning awoks perfectly free from fever.
I vent about my business As usual, and Al
Ihs snd Of a week took the plasters on.
For the last ten years Alleock's Piasterz
have been used by my family with the best
effect in colds, coughs, and pain in the sids
and bseE. Z. b SHERWOOD.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01
Our Young Readers.
THOSE MERRY sUNEEAMs.

On. What shall We do for the Lovely.
This rainy. rainy day7
N. hos shall re mako % baby laugh.
when every thiny's ull and gray7
The sun mas gone on a picnic.
The moun has gone 70 bed
The tircsome sky docs nothing hut crst
AZ II It's best friend were dead
Come hither. come hifhcr. my Sunbcamsi
Come one. and two. and three:
and now in a trice well have the room
As sunny as sunny can be-
5ome dimpling. dImpling dumping.
Come. Rosy. Pose 1.oee.
cone. lit boy Billy i-todGling round
On little fat totlering toes
Now twinkle now twinkle. my Sunbeamsi
Now twinkle. and laugh. and dance.
And trush me the gloom straight out OF tn
room.
Nor ieaTe IT the ghost Of chance.
An, see the Lcvcly smile nowl
All. see her jump aud cnowi
As round and round. with laugh and dance,
Ny three merry Sunbeams 60
And who cares now for the raindrcps1 ;
Who cares for she gloomy dayf
When each little heart IL doing It's pars
To make as all glad and gay.
You moon. you NAV stay in bed now:
You sun you may wander and roam:
And cry away. cry. you tircsome sky
We've plenty OF sunshine nj h0msi
Il E RicidFds. IN IOuih's Companion
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01
Nv Tr1R Ian = lssf.

first saw what very hns rsmsdy ALI
COCKS Porous PLzsrKRs were when they
cured my wife Of asthma, and when was
attacked with pseuTnouia, sonAs three
months ago, l first thought o. AILcocE's
PLAsrERs- Blythe advice Of my physician
I paced two under each shouidsrblsds
and two On my chest; in . few hours !
breathed easier. the congestion Of the
lungs was much less, the icy feeling down
my spine and in my back vanished; the
plssters soon made me 80 warm that I
broke out in profuse psrspiratiOn, and in
three days I was well and attending to my
Affairs I ought to say that took two
BRASDRETH's Pills every nightfsr over .
week, which 1 think helped me good deal
WILLIAM PERsca.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

kany people think that Rheumztisrn can
not Be cured. It Is caused by bad state
II the blood which deposits poisonous mat.
ser in the joints and muscles causing lame
ness, stiffness and swelling Of the joints
and excruciating pains Kidney Wort viii
certainly effect = cure. II acts on the KID
neys, Liver aud Bowels. stimulating them
10 hralthy action, purifies and enricbes
tie blood and elimiEases the poison from
the system Go to the nearest druggist
buy Kidney Wort and Be cured
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

IS hundreds Of Instances where He;
Springs and other treatment failed TO eurs
szrofula and syphilitic disorders, the s1f-
fersr has sought and found q cure in Dr.
Guysott's Ysllo& Dock and -SArsaparilla.
Il snriches ths blood, strengthens the uri'
anry and digestive organs, and quickly re-
moves all indications OF Ill health and blood
disease, from a pinple TO a running sore,
from a headache to a rneunatic pain It's
superiority over all other blood purifiers
and strengthening medicines is admitted
BY all who test Its Curativs effect and in
auence.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

Mr.. W. R Robihscns Davisboro. Ga,
writes. under date Jan .. Iss4s " am get
ing on finely, the ulcer IS gradually heal
ing. feel that Swift's Specific viii cure
he horrible cancer which has beea feeding
On ms for orer twenty years"
Mr.. O.G-Bsrron, Of Banning, Ga, writes,
lated March 3, 1854: I" The soreness has all
gone out Of the Cancer, and my health has
greatly improved l have taken six bot
les Of SwIFT's SPECIFIC, for Skin Cancer,
which / have had for years"
Tre---iss on Blood and Skin Disease.
mailed free. TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

Dn n n. HrxsDkl.E, KenEsree. In. says:
q A neighbar's wife was attacked - ith vio
lent lung disease, and pronounced beyond
help from Quick Consumption TIE family y
was persuaded 70 try DR- WN- Halls BAL
SAN FOR TaE LUSGs- By the time she nsd
used one-half dozen bottles she was about
the house dc4ng her own work.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01
Cos.

PLEASE. sir. can't you give me an old
coat?" ASKED a mendicant of a wealthy
merchant As the mendicant had for
merry been the servant Of the merchant.
the latter said
Go over 10 the clothing store, and
pick yourself ont a twelve-dOllar suit,
and 4 come and pay for IT,
The mendicant did as he was told.
Taking the clothing store man TO one
side. he said 70 him.
Thai old duffer sent me over to pick
out 4 sE.t of clothes Now. / want YOU
to let me have my commission. so L too.
VII make some rag by this Little
trade ferns SifliRgs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

No EFTORT has ever been made 70 advefs
tis- Lydia z Piakham's Vegetable Com
pound Ontsi ie our own America; yet ire
gusnt calls from o.hsr Parts Of the world
show thnt good news will spread fack-
axrs Of this meiiciae have even been sent
from Lynn, Mass, 10 China
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

ETKsep This in Mind In the Diamond
Dyes more colOring is given than in any
known dyes, and they give fs-ster aud more
brilliant colcrs. 1Oc- at ali Druggists.
Wells, Richardson & Co, Darlington. Vt
Sample Card. 81 ,lOrs, and book Of direc-
tons for g. stamp.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01
FEMALE DISEASES

nR- " ID. GESrR n. an Old and cxp.riencrd
~ Homeopathic ThEsicisr. Who h4s drvoicd many
Yca-s 10 he q uy 4nd trcafugf OF dseass PECULIAR
90 irinare. aDd Uo a prparcd With an ucccEsary m
81. nts snI coaTc1ences rrslcsrfully o1rrs his
rrof - olal serl ics % az IN ne a - the -sn- Pa
tients foi1 d. VII D. provided viii sulfnhe
a-caurloda-io1ssal asouabr prizes COusulfstioa
irc-1nd cur rua--ni-rd n even case acccpicd for
irra,ufT.-- O1igc corll-r Main ald ruelIh srreeiA
kansal City No C1rrrsrold ne soilrifcd
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

BEowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs for Coughs
and Colds: Il think them the best and
mos. convenient relief extant"-Rev. @.
n Humphrey, Gratz, ky. 25 cts. box.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

fIaIe's Honey of Horehound and Tao
Stops your q roat hurting Why don'tyou
use ity Pixies too.hacas drops cure In one
minute.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

TEE short, hacking cough. which leads q
Consumption. Il cured BY Piso's Curs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

THK Chinese may have to gn, but the
Keely motor nevsr.-Perk's Ssn.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

-LITER Ally carried out OF the system Dis
e.ss when attacked by lSrmarifGH NerriIc-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

A sLKEPY head IL often possessed Of 4
ned idea--N Y. svsL al
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

A EErrKR from Berlin says: The En-
psror has grown ten years older during ths
last decade.D
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

II Is hard to run a newspaper unless u
can stand alone. Whitehall 1fmea
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01
WILLIAM PERsca.

Be sure to obtain "Alicock's" Porous
Plaster, as all others are worthless imitas
tons
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01
TnE GENERAL MARKETS.

JoHS DARIs. Rsc-. OF woodburn. IN. writes
- Sdfa1rltaH AerriIs. cured my son Of nts-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

IF anicfed with Sore Eyes. use Or. Isaac
Thcsapson's Eye Water Druggists sell u &C
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01
Ix hundreds Of Instances where

TEE wages Of the psrnQapher-his ink
cone.-GOurerlesR Herald
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01
Eiiad IRA Heek
fron Aenfs c1fnrk.

E1lI4 l4r = W@
froa Aents c.1Erk.
Isurrr-d aeufrly fr1m
cEaIT1 IN my noEc ond
iIrsd-fuT = week q >
tDe J oould ret 80 4
uHe6ETsCrrHD Balm.
nlf ira fcw dzy, wr1
curr6 TITS HoU1rrfu4
6a<u1ck irhrlrcd De
Hrn 6.crrie 4Ju1Eu1-
Hzrrfrrf c7rE
cre.n Rails \
eur-sno pals. olEcs
rrlrfsf oncc c1.EHrs
The head Causes
hrnnhy secTetlou4-
Ahatrs inc1DD1rl1u
a fhorouEh tre.-uc1<
III. cara NotaE1ul1
o. snrf ApVIlcd wnH
- ecnts a. dr1GEEss
lrxirA oucro. n Z
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

Foo4aad mouth diseass-Geut and tooth
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

Rough handling makes DervOus and
excitshle horses
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-01

ErRz-r.ris. Ter
. nfcchlcd ayatem =
uGerinE from aUa-
III sanl ~ tc1e. nd
- uzlaI concoDI-
anfn dTEneul9 n14
nerv0a41eaE Is
ncfonI drrlT41lE fron
fhe use II . no1ri11-
~ dlrl un1 nf.D1l
81 WHfiIe. un1l1r1
a nfdIct1c f14t wI1
enrc1a rmnFAIe - ne
EuccIfc o1-l1cE . -
nrW1 1ralh 80 FlE-
o.. .h11 = . HEulne
corrective. = thc r1al
RfL ltfEfhc poz<E1-
sioI u fhls grad -
aufremr nt EMc1
DakrI 4 Hol1effer1
efumach EIIlerr -
er-rtIrr - - lnrfI-
ornnf. f1rale hTEl
DruEElz1s En1 Dczlcrr
Er1er4I-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-08
Gin OieL 3eIn0ter.

I'm ftD auf bic BrGiioentl6aft ge60rig
oprberetten 81 %f0nlell, rDtro . leDelanD
III elulgell WDdell, tpenn er DaS 0ouper>
relirsarlt nteoergelegt Daben miro, ii6 auf
etttge Modeu Deriteden miliien. 9enn in
letner SttnlatD 8uftalO lDltroe er BON 8e=
lidern ebelIlo u%bcrlaufen tDerbel1, ipie5 bie5
jebt iii 9llbouD Der Sail lit. Wtan i1GBt Die
3abl 0erer, 1Delde tDn in ietner Qlntsz
ltlbe III NlbalD be11tden, nod thinner auf
our0l6ntttlth flint bis le0S9unoert an
leOem Wo6enta9e.
Jt6tlrlt6 lin0 unter 6ieIen 8eilt1ern
nt0t !penige Bolittfer uno Melnters 2ieb<
baDcr. 9lcoelalto~ enlpfdugt aud oteie IG1tiz
gen 9a1te init 9elDoh1ter 3ie6enStpiirDtQfett,
geDt aber auf tDre 3arten Nubeutllt0el uno
letlen Wttte gar l1idt eirt, 10 ooB Die neiz
item oleier Heute IiD ibrer Gatbl6lGqe ober
8itten gar niMt 3u entle0iael pern0Qeu.
Dob Die WteDrbett Der Seluder iDirD ltur
BON 9te1gteroe oOer bon mirfli0er Sbeilz
ltaDrle flr GlepelalD 6ergefilbrt. glub
betm lGltigiteu Qtnorange p~erliert er ME
leine quite Salne uuo bat fir Seoen unO
Sebe elm freunoliGes Mort.
llnter ben Selu0ern itnO auffaIeno otele
alf Der 5od5ettSs Jteiie begriffene nerperz
ln0Dtte Ruare, Die Dtellei6t nur BET Glepe1
lano porlpreden, Tim ibn1 an3u6euten, DaB
es enoll6 Belt fir ibn lei, ibrem 8eiiptele
81 tol9en. Sin lol6er ilnger @bemann, Der
lt6 all etnem Der leBten Gormittage nit
letller 9teupcrmGbIten Doriteute, lagte baz
BET: u@rlt 0ielen Wtorgen bin i'd NIT meiz
uer tletneH Urau getraut morben, un0 NUN
bitten mir Sic, l6reiben sic un8 Sbreu
ytalnen aufN oieles &drtden." @Ieuelauo
that eS, IieB aber Oas Datum meg uno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-08
Sic teac GtaatS9eicb9cbttu9 pott
SuiuotS.

9a Der Wouperneur !6amilton 0ars in
uebereinitimmung nit bent geflnOen Wtel1z
i6enUeritanoe unb nit eineM geiuloeu
lifanilden StGatsieuGtorS Qeman entz
i6eoen bat, 10 lift ieBt enotih Die
SulammenIeBung Der lieuen StaatS>
geleBgebun8 BON Sutnots 10 gut tpie
.elo9ulti8 feit0eiteut. Sm StaatSienate
1ubeu Die GepubIitaner cine Wiehrbeit Ton
elmer Gimme, I'M Nbgeoroneten6arie
aber beliben Die OemDfratell ebeifous cine
0te6rheit BON elmer Sttmins. Sci elmer
9enleiniamen Nbitimmung beiocr OduIer
1tebelt iId nlio btioe Yarteien 9all5 9Ieid.
Nas fir cine 8irfung oicS auf oieBuuoeSz
lenotOrtpa6l Gabcn miro, noueI tpir 6eute
nt6t unteriuden, iouDern beute lei Die
StelIung Delpro6eI, lOelde Die leueStaotsz
~gelebgebung in oer Urage einncbmen miro,
I'M Die e5 it6 BET Der btesmQliget 98aGl
bon StdatSgeieb9ebern bauptidhItd geDauz
belt bat nGn1lt1 in Der Sc mperen5>
frGge.
9BGre IS mad BEN Sinne Der repubGifaz
nii6en 2"eitbGmmel Wie0iu II. /. N. geganz
gen, 10 bdtte SuinoiS jebt tpieoer cine er3z
republifGnilde Gtaategeieggcbu1g lno
;tunr cine iolde, Die i'm miLpeiten 9SaQe
$1,000 ais 9eringiteS OidB eirer l&irtbsz
licens fcItftellen mo bic 8ierflauiel aan,
ltreiden nllrOe unp eS bann cen telnpereu,z
Diitbigen untcr ben @emetnocn iiberlicBe,
Die 9jccns ijber $1,000 bnnauf3uibraubet
ODER bic lHirtbidlatteu gang 81 unteroruden.
SSa iDern Die republifanilbe 4artct in Der
8rditoenteupabl sclie9t unb augleib bon
gteuem etne rep>tblttanilhe Stnots1"'Pti=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-08
gfGaDomn =0aNne.

l1eber Ben Q~ebens9ang beS tirjli6 gang
plOBlt6 9eitorbenerl, Dur6 1etne GtltGue IN
bas 2anb Sflaboma i'm norDtpeitlt6en
S6etl peS SnoianergebteteS, Der bieieS BON
&anlaS trennt, 10 befannt getporoenen SQz
pitGnS 0anteI 8. BaDne, lit Solgenz
oeS nG63Itragen:
Gr tpar i'm 9e3ember 1886 3u 8eru in
SnOia1a geboren uno i9on in fri6er SUI
genp na6 &anias alSgepanoert. 9ort
i6loB ct ft6 Der gegen Die @infi6rung Der
Sflarerei fGmpfenoen 6reiitaotspartei an
un0 tpar oil Der Settle bon WeGnnern mte
STINT Sane unO Sobn Grotpn elmer Der
Supferiten. 9lu6 in Der Dortigen @eieb9ez
bunG lptelte ct ais iun9er W(ann etneJtolle.
8eim gtuSbru6 beS 8irgerfrtegs trot CT
ms acknowledgement beS 8unoeS un0 er
bra6te es bulo gum Sffi5ter.
gfa6 8eenotgultg oeS &rteges IteB er It'd
in 2eaoettpDrtb nteoer, tDo er 3tDel Sabre
lang Die SteIe oeS 8oitmeiiterS befletoete.
st iberIteB bic NmtsgeihGfte @nberen,
pelde i'm betrogen unO ein be0eutenoeS
GaIien>Oefi3it beruriahten. 8aDne, per-
i0nli6 nnibulOig, Sablte ie0en Sent uno
mar, I'M bieS thul 3t f0n1elt, ge3tpu1Ger
ietn @run6eigenthum at DerGuBern. 0o0
blteb i6m nod 10 Diel, baB CT in Se0gtptd
County Die %iDgenannte BaDne's Stand atz
faufen unb einen @aitbof er0finen fonrte.
SpGte1 muroe CT mte0er Wtttglte0 Der
StaatsgeleBgeDun9 bon &anlas, uno oanr
vSergeQnt5ateNrmS" Doer GuGitor oeS MAJ
t~tonalen Observation-Disclosures. Sn Der 8un>
~oesbaupti1aot fabte ct ben Blat, Sflaborna
fir Die %augemeine geiieoeIung gu 9etptn>
men.
SIM MGrs 1872 orgonilirte GaDne 8n
8i6ita in SonlaS, Die .Sflebomaz@eleu7
i6aft". Gr pern1aB etnen 2anoitrtd oa7
lelblt, fibrte cine &olonie oortbtn u1lo
murbe bur6 8unoestruppen Dertrteben.
Settoem bat er baIielbe N6enteuer 5ebn WtaL
tpieDerboLt. @r pur0e Dor allen moglt6ert
8unoesgerihten pro5eiitrt, cine ldr18ere
3eit in ]2eauentportb unb Sort Scott 9ez
fangen ge0alten, a6er thinner pteOer rebtz
Seitig entlalien, I'M et1en neue1 Squatter>
Sug nod Sfla6oma ST fiibren.
Qlud cine expedition, Die CT nab ben
8laf 6ius init ibrcn neuentoeftsn @olo7
teloern uno fetten Q6eioegrilnoen nnters
no0n1, bate elm ungli6li6eS Gnoe, tnoem
8un0estrnppen i'm uno letne 8egletter .ges
ipaltiam aus Der 0an1alt9e1 SIouG>0telerz
baton bertrteben.
2Sie bie S6tparseu 8erge ipdter benr!o@
ser 8elie6elung Dur6 gSetBe er1dlolen
mur0en, 10 miro eS AUDI nit Oklahoma ullo
anoeren &beilen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ge>cbez
ben, ipie iorgiom Die Bunoesregterung oaS
2ano al0 porerit nod fur Ibre rofDen
Wtilnoei tpnbren mag.