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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-09

started the Drug where Crosby 1889
Crosb purchased this popular April lst 1888 and on this
and hope remain with the Cobb county people for Its
and right this to thank all who have extended warm well
believe this al Cobb adjoining
year has shown large business and
added welcome that
the Southern size of Marietta there
drug Atlanta there few We only have the largest
Drugs and Paints but Business
ensv increasing each You often hear why do buy
seed rosby because Crosbys seeds grow
we'll up their Our for
polite quick known Atlanta connections
both wholesale enable
everything and daily leaves here each day o'clock
turning day We employ this by the and his
services free When hurry when need the
best stop until you reach
Your Druggist, c. NJ CROSBY
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-09
ADVERTISING RATES
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-09

WAIVER NoTEs.-Ironclad, in book
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-09

Remember that the Marietta Journal job
office will duplicate Atlanta job printing
in style, quality and price.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-09

So many people are net at home
when a golden opportunity Knocks.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-09
NOTICE.

WANT every man and woman in the United
States interested in the Opium and Whisky
habits to have one of my books on these dis
eases. Address B. NJ. Woolley, Atlanta, Ca,
Box $50. and one will be sent you free.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-02

ra de hoDb-es que reciben 6rdsnes. E to ms
did Ia seguridad de que retornshso ell atsoue
-Es 10 que deseo, ,-difo-A menos que
reeinan una buena lecci6n de nosotros, 7
pTonto, III listed III 70 podremos dormir IN
minuto- Psro esta vez, tsngalo por segaro,
La cosa serS mas seria.
ID i plstolas estsban va listss no me que
dana otra coss one hacer sino tener el oido
afenfo ssperar.
hientras dnro la refriega, no tuve tempo
para pensar 81 tenia miedo, pero caando rel
no Ia eaina, no pensaba en- otra cosa- La
luea oe las armas afladas y del duro frio
pasaaas slgdosas ell roce de los yestidos de-
los nomnres contra FL costado de Ia sobreci-
mara, comprerdf que estaban oeupsndo
sus puesfos en- Ia obscuridad de Ia noche. me-
uirron tentaciones de pFornnpir en- gritos
1000 eSto era en el lad0 de Alan: 70 hsbia
siapezano Greer que mi pArte en- In luChl
nscia terminado. cuando OF que nno Sc 90
sana ssleneiose emente eu 81 tech5 encima de mi
hntonees sono IN pito. esta fae Ia . nal
grupo ce hombres. machete en mano, Sc
sasIshto &c IN gulpe contra Ia puerts; 81
- Ilsno 80 Tempo desbsrataron sn mil pedsZos
de1o caer por Ia apesturs en- medic De il e&-
mara.
Antss de cue SO pusiera en- pie. arrims
una pls'oia 81 espalda pnie haher hseho
iFgo pero II toearle. me fiaque6 ell espi-
fltn no pnda tigar del gatillo.
naoia Del aao caer sn machste. al tisscsu-
ueF, enando slnti6 la pistola. did media
sueita ne seh6 msn0 Ianzando IN iara-
naeSta. kntoaces, = 1e naevo me velvi6 ell
sasor. 2 se a0recent6 an Eal manera nj mis-
40 y que eqntrslla 10 mssmo, 10 elerto es cue
Il : II S''.n = aasceFFal6 u pistols o. mi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-02
VlH0 FE5RiFUG0

yiento tambie1. en ell buaue reiuaba n
gran silercio, de modo ous podfa distinguig
el nurmullo de yoces. POGO despues OF ur
ruido de armas en- In cubic ia que me hiz
Greer que este ban distribDyendo los mache
tes que habian dejado caer uno; despue-
rein6 nneyo silercio
No sc 81 10 que 20 tenfa era miedo pero
mi coraz6n latfa unas veees desDacio, otrss
apresurads mente. y habia una especis de
nnbeciila aut7 mis- ojes. que continuameut7
restregaba, desaparecieudo squelIa obcuri
dad para yolver al nomento Rscuerdo qne
trate de REAR. pero en- el estado de mi espi-
T1tu l O podia pensar en- las palabTas; y mi
principal deseo era que empezase de una vez
Il ssu8to y tsrmirase.
. CuaEdo eomenzo fa6 de repenta con M
ataque rapido usa gfiterfa, despnes uua
exclamation de Alan. I'D souido de goIpes y
uno que g-ltaba como 81 hubiese sido herido
Volyi in cabezs y Vi al seffor Susn frente a
Ia pnerta eruzando sa acero con Ell de Alan
-Ese es ell que nat6 al muchacho, ,-grit6
Attends u-tsd ga ventana, Aian:
y enando volvt a ocupar mi puesto, vi
que straFesaba 81 euerpo del piloto con su
espada
en- verdad que no habfa tempo que per
der. pues aperas dirigf mi atenci6n q In ven
t>ns, euando. .cilco hambres que trafan ma
yerga de repueet para usarla como m arie
te demoledo~. SO habfan puesto en- posicion
para darribar Ia puerta.
JanAs en nj vida habfa disparado una
pistola. y IN fusil muy rara Fez, contra
que hacerlo, 8 jamzs 10 harfa: cnando en-
pt aaron mover In vsrga, aEife alAn
Va esof a-y dispar6 m pIstoIstazo en medic |
dc ellos.
Debf de hsrir alguuo. p0-qns diS J., grit.
sSsny E.e ..lIas. ua Eusts Sn d1Easy = ssaa /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-02
CAPTTULO K
H sitio de Ia Camora.

Pero nuestro intsrvalo de paz iba a tar
minar. Los ohciales del buque Sc habian
carssdo de esperar mi vuelta apenas
Alan hubo conclude de habIar, cuando el
captain Sc dej0 yer en- la puerta alberta
- Alto I-exclamo Alan presentSndola /.
pHnta de Ia espada.
FL capitkn se detuvo. es verdad nero nj
pestsfeo nj ech6 IN pi6 atras.
kUna espaGa desnuda f-diio II Buen
modo de pagar la hospitslidad.
NE re usteCf -diio a II. Yo daseian
DO de reyes; 70 tenga IN apellidos real. Mi
diFlsa es ell ro6le- I've usted mi espada3 H
eortado mss cabezss de Whigamores aue
dedos tlene nsted en- las manos- Lame =
sn ralea que le apoye. empecamos. Cusn
10 antes co nisnee Ia lHcha. tauto mas pron-
70 probars listed 10 que es este scero.
81 capitsn no diJo nada Alan. pero me
dlo una mirada en- one briilaha la e6iera.
David. .-dIlo, y9 no oIyidar6 eSto.-y
81 aeento de 50 VOC me hizo extremecer inte
riormente
% momento despues sc alej6
" ah0ra.-diio Al5n no pierda ustad
In cabeza pues Ell momento sc cercs.
Alan saco uE pufisl one eonsery6 en- Ia
mano izquEerda, para Ell caso de Que Ie aka-
caran por debajo de su espada. 70 subj al
csmarOte con IN plhado de pistolas el eo-
razon no muy hgero. akaf In ventanilla
d0Dde debfa eskar Il mira de Ia one "a in
tsnIara Solo pOdla Fer una peu1efa pafte
De Il enbierts. pero 10 bastaBts para nuesfro
pScposalo 81 mar - habLa calmado, q!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-02
ROBERTO GRAHAM
L,s isvrascrltOs medScos csrwja. o.
con ejeycfctO en- estG cft!de G,

40 S'VSSSONf SOOC htCt%S(Oc GSS U
con ejeYctct0 en- esta cft3e {,
Certifc&n: que han cemrrcbado IT en
lftct1ea otciA4, Y& en- Ia particular, Dur IAs..'
H. eplGerniA yAEIoloaa reinAnte en- esta eiu-
Cad, u oEcAcia inccEtestall le del virus-
N8tunC procedente del InSItuto Go Vacp-
I1elo44 de don Santiago SeiSc instxlado az
Grtc 90 b&5o ~ dfrecciCa.- DiriAse que j
40 ECieT Set3o 6esrasa Is IN corcIsnxude
} cetSn.do estudlo, hA coaseguido pertec-
I.GnAK ri nlVsl cs los Institutes EGroSeoF
Sz Ldole, el cultivo de &qEel vlrus pre-
il&ctico de In vlruela hasta Ell extreme de
lCosr Asegurar y AhrmAr los cue suscriben,
Sic on sta po6lHcion hR procucido tan fe-
nces res ultadcs y hA obten,do tan Esonieie,
Rtisfactorio y brlllante sxito, que SO han
CGnscA lido con 81 smPleo rTop&gsei6n 81
G3Ssrrtnto de Ia virCelR cue sterroTizS5s :
LlezmAbe est& poblsci6n das6e bsce dlsz
GILo E-sseE. no vscilaz DO rcr erde los II
1rREcritos en pGElc$I- Lo Z a suio per re
&c &c Ia prssente s:no gre tambie& per Is
4ensa srfo0ica del psis ser neeessric-
que In IintR vscuna eztraida de Ia tsrnera
GeI precitado Institute es superior = psefe
fible t16ss Las demAs usadss en "a Isle, n
ClnEo - de LoEdres, y que estadfsticsE-e
"a dado metcr ) mae results3o, kasta ei az
neno 10 haber corsegCi6o lA r&stNaGes6S
tCcsSSd1 en- un noventa pcE eientc. 7 para
Srs ccnste y vRlgA donde converir pudiere
don Santiago Seijo sspi6o la pEssente e.
FoRce IL de Mayo de 1s89.-DT. RdIsGsGF
Ahi6E&s-DT. CoFcisaGso-DY. RsrxGH- Or
aeGfa- ,LF, CsFoTGf--CY. FISaI Rios---]F
F1sa0 KoN5- Gaallo4-Lss. Ja0H 1SlesiGs-
~. 81. zcsO GaMdEG-DF. Ccss%ire .. de
ode.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-02

mar que escuchaba estrecharse contra el
bergaDtfn, y donde quizss pronto serfa AFRO
Iado mi cadaver, resonaba en- mis- oil los d.
una manera extraf1s.
-Antes de todo, o,-dijo Alan, -tcuA atos
son Duestros contrarios2
Los eonte; pero estaba tan sgitado Que
tive que hscer de nuevo mi cuenta.
-Qaince, die.
AIsn sc pDso sflbar
-Bien,-dijo,-no 10 podemos remediar.
Ahora, presteme usted ateneion Es mi in
tente mantenerme en- tsta puerts, donde
creo que Sc Hbrar8 10 mas recio del combate
En- este no tendrS usted parte. Y tepga chi
dado de 10 hacer fuego menos que me de
rTiben; pnes prefero tener diez enemigos
delante de mi, M amigo como usted dis
psrardo pi>tolss mis- espsldas
Ls die que en- realidad yo no valia gran
cosa como tirador.
Hay valcr en- deeir eso.-exelarn6 adni
rando con sirceridad Mas de IN gentil ca
bailero no Sc streverfa. cor fessrlo
PeTo sdemas, 81 nor, die hsy la otra
puefta detras de usted, que tal .yez fuercen
-H,-dijo,-y ESQ queda m cui1ado
NO olen esten cargadas las pistolas, subics
nsted squel camarcte que estS cerca de Ia
yentana, y 81 pnsieren una mano en- Ia pner
Is, fuego con ellos PeTo est no es todo
Quiero hacer de uste0 an soldado. aQa6
mss tiene cue guardari
Hwy tsmbi6a In clsraboya. is-Paro
ter 90 que m1ltiplicar las miradas para yigi
lar smbos Iadcs. porque caando tsrgo aia IL
vista en- uao, no puedo yer ell otro.
~ ESQ es eierto, ,-dijo AAn.-.Pero no
tieDe usted efiosg
-OierfameLte Que sf,-exelan6 -isry,
que DIR ii Qniebran Ell cristsl
Ia sao Qne tSsae nsted eiertos rndinen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-02

/ desconcertado. Antes de qre tuvieran item.
po de volger de su sorpress, dispare otro tire
sohre sus cabezas; q mi tercer disparo.
annque tampoco dio en Ell blaDco, todos sol
taron la verga v echaron a cerrer
Entonces arroje una mirada a la camars
que estaba toda LENA del humo de mis- dis
paros, mientras mis- ofdos parecfa que ha.
bfau reTeutado con ell estruendo de los tiros
Pero allf est4ba Alan, de pie como sntes,
solamente q7e su espada sc hallaba cabierta
de sapgre hasta el pufo, 81 en- tai actitud
y postura de triuDfn como 81 fuera invenci
ble. Ante el, y banado en- 81 sangre, esta-
oa tendido ell seflor Suan. con ell rostro terri
be palido: en- squel momento a4gunos le
csgieron por los talones sc 10 lleFaroD
arrastrando Creo que entonees murio
II Ahf teneis uno de vuestros Whigsi
exclam6 Alan. dirigi6ndose despues mi
me pregunt6 81 b sbfa hecho mueho.
lie dlje que habfs herido uno creia era
81 cspitsn
Il Ahs "a hemos dado cuenta do dos,
Jo--No, aun 70 hay derramada mueha san
gre. Ellos volveran A vuestro puesto, Da-
vid. Esto ha sido cemo IN trago aLtes de Is
ecmiia.
NJ acost6 d. nusvo en- mi lugsr cargando
las tres pi<t5las cue habia dlsparsdo, vol
siendone TODD dido oio.~
S7estEOs enemigos esrabau emge fados en-
ma disputTen la cnbierta, no sejas da noso-
tros, y tan alto habiabsp que pn lie or una
palahra dos
Sian es qaisa 10 echo todo perder,
dijo uno.
otre respondi6 !.
La ha eostaA0 care
DsspuAs las vccss faeron menos au6ibsas
Pero ahora ma persona habl6 Ia mayer par /
e dal tempo, como si propueiera m ssian VI
~ gn otF0s Fespoadlau b.sgempata a Hna-ss-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-02
Z fOELETIN 1a'
ROBERTO LUIS STEVENSON
FLAGIADO
TRADUoCIoN DE FRANCISCO sELLEN
CAP,TULo xI
E7 hon6rs dst cintnr6n cen Oro
(Continuaei6as)
ROBERTO LUIS STEVENSON
TRADUocIoN DE FRANCISCO sELLEN

-Permftame usted que le Olga, Que ESQ
reiA uua ocupaci6n mejor para IN caballero
de huena familia, ,-sgreg ego,-que limpiar
plates escanciar trsgos q una banda de
uarireroe.
diciendo esto SO plant6 en- Ell centric, ha
ciepdo fren e a In paerta, J desenvain6 su
gran espads, probando ell espacio de que 20
dfa disponer para su uso-
Tengo que ewpIear Ia punts, 10 cusI no
ccnsiene nqcno mi habilidad en- ell name
10 de Ia espsda, ,-dijo moviendo Ia csbeza
y shors, - sgreg6, -contin6e usted car
gsndo las pistolas, y presto atencion mis-
6Fdenes.
lie diie cue asf 10 iarip. Entretsutc, me
sentfs el pecho sprin lido, IA boca seca. les
ojE IN tanto nublados; la idea del ndm -ro
Que prrDto vendrfa HtscarpCs higc Qne ~
eoEsEon me Iatiera apresrtsda me-t +; i IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-02

H. VlnGcvd del dia aestep
pasa Epn trasbodo Puerto Rico
sale dia de cada de
de Herrera vaje del q
tn Puerto tco al deco do igua dia
H ola
En- @pca desde l: de Mayo
ate odos los puertos paaero
Santander
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-02
PARA OARRETERAS

Sc Vessds casi & gsitGd de so rGlor, stssa rad
asSind ssitSrGdord de psedra rse,sssda para ca
sreteSGs, con 81 cGldera y GeAs6s psesas, es
rSy bsaen estado y casa Hsaytsssete dc repsses$o.
Al ga "A issseTese psse5e dSYi0iyse d don Ro-
leEss GrGham, ess csta ciaSdad.
POncc. Febrero IL dc 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-02
Espec1fco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con .ste especf6co desaparecen los bar
ros y 10 picazon que producen las erup-
clones en- el euerpo. Els el verdsdero "qui-
ta-do. -" Sc usa en- frieciones Y e. apn-
cs en- oebenta casos distintos.
Vendese en- Jusna- -Diaz-barrio dc Hat
prsrc casa del inventor solamente.
Mayo 4, 1895. A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-02

tos de sentido comdn, n,-dijo Alau con una
sonrisa horrible.
CAPTTULO
III e;fsa ne In 0ono
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09


bucket led the way, the focus Of n de.
formed star OF light, that faded away from
his lantern upon the wet stones, and the
American followed his surly steps with the
complaccnt dignity OF one accustomed to
be attended,
sthey passed into the town II still wore
the SAME oppressive air of preoccupatlon
In the streets there was hardly the sign Of
life Even the windows wore barred so
close from the evil that was In the air that
II was only hero and there gloam OF light
could venture through. Once or twice
they saw dimly group OF indnmitahlo
Rossips, gathered Mt the door and busy In
tonsitying tho situation for each other with
such fragments Of talk as they could snatch
between the gusts that came bowling con.
tinuously over tho house tops
Even those disappeared rs the two
strangers approached them, hut, woman.
ike, could be seon GO the American pnss.
cd, peering out ouriously at his imposing
Inquire. ihero was about his presence AN
air OF official intervention, which to tho
timorous was comforting and to the curl
Gus an agreeable stimulation.
Yet, In spite Of his confident carriage
II was beyond the American not TO be M
fected by the foreboding OF his surround
inRs, and as his guide turned out OF tho
main street he stepped up alongside of him
for good companionship.
"fou served with him, this Farochol
You saldt" began the American in an airy
tone OF permission.
Yes and TWAS no lie" grunted tho
sailor,
"Priyatcer wasn't it'" went ON tho 9th.
or eonrageonsly genial.
That's one name for it," growled his
companion. They called him different
III thu pay of Bengal"
hn my lad I seciu satd ,ha 49,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09

1t Is the proud boast OF England that
the sun never sets on the queens do
minions. The United Kingdom OF
Great Britain and Ireland. with Its
various colonies, proteotorates and de-
Tendencies contains more than one
third Of the land surface of the globe
and over one-fourth OF Its population.
The extension OF It's possessions has
been phenomenal
Among Its principal dependencies are
India. Australia and oceanica. includ-
ing multitude or Islands. Canada,
Newfoundland, Labrador. the West In
dies. the Bermudas. and the Falkland
Islands, British Guiana and British
Honduras. A very large part OF the con-
tinent OF Africa is under British COM
troi. and on numerous Islands In every
sea the British flag floats and Tommy
Atkins stands ready to protect and
enlarge British interests.
All this vast territory has been
brought under English dominion in a
comparatively short period of time.
The United Kingdom OF Great Britain
and Scotland was formed In 1907 and
ireland was added In 1900. The East
India company. which ultimately gave
to England her immense Indian pos
sessions, was reorganized and began
active work in 1896. British rule In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09

America began TO spread with the fall
of Montcalm in 1853. Great Britain's
first colony IN Australia. New soa'h
waits. was organized in i7ss, and the
chpt,.e Of Cape Colony from the Dutch
in 1876 marked the beginning OF En-
ylish rncronchments in South Africa.
A wa, with an interior tribe in ceylon
which was Dutch possession. was
made the pretense for the seizure OF
the wiolc island by Great Britain In
isis.
Wherever there has been the least
opportunity to gain foothold by Sc
curing the smallest amount Of territory
from . foreign power. England has
taken advantage of It and then made
such possessions the basis from which
to wrench from the natives all the sur
rounding country. A very successful
pian OF gaining control of territory has
been through English companies, form
ed ost.nsibiy for commercial purposes
but whose claims were upheld by the
imperial government and whose possess
sions IL time passed to the crown OF
England. The British East India COM
pany. the Hudson's Bay company. the
British North Borneo company and
others have operated In this way.
zanzibyr was gained in payment for
claim sgt up By the East African COM
pany, and Flji Is declared to have been
'ceded by the chiefs and people OF
FIJI" to the queen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09

hurt The first discovery was a plaster OF
mud on his coat, and this was n thing so
particularly annoying to him that his splr.
It's began To return In the form OF intense
anger, and ms he tried to wipe off the worst
no fell TO cursing aloud in a very mad
manner Each oath begat another, feed
Ing his fury continually.
Nor was his fertility Of expression be-
trayinE any sign of exhaustion when tho
darkness was dashed with stream Of Light
from the buildings to which his back was
turned
lie stopped in moment for now, with
siekoning disgust, he saw what IL was no
hhu stumbled over. Tho door OF tho honse
mai been opened and from IL tho limit
streamed upon the grinning head OF dead
horse and close beside him was the swol.
len body with the skin half flnyed md
tho stark limbs sprawling.
To man who knows the Joy OF a saddle
between his knees II Is a sight beyond
measure repulsiye, and with rotohing I'm
his throat he turned from 1t, his hands In
tho Nth, and with spiritrss effort ho BIO.
gan TO regain his feet.
But he had hardly moved when. fran
the direction In which he himself had come.
frank English voice rang merrily In his
ears above tho bowling OF the wind, ant,
stopped him.
1ood evening, sir" II cried oheorily.
70 the American 1t was, somehow, like
drink OF sparkling wine.
Can ] be Of any nssistances hone
You are not badly hit, STRIP
inc American turned again 90 his sit.
ung posture, that he might soc who IL wns
that spoke, and behold, standing fair I'm Tho
stream OF light, young figure In tho full
oloolh OF manhood, dressed In French
naval uniform, and possessing a face so
preposscssing In freshness and good humor
that once seen II was not to be forgotten
Indeed the American, with deep surprise.
at once recognized 1t.
ventured 10 address yon," the stran.
ger went ON, wsth an elaboration OF polite.
ness that sinaokcd of mockcry, ''hearine
you spoke my language with familiarity
may say with Intimacy, II 1t Is pernAtted,
sh, TO compliment you 50 far upon tho
-,,''" ''''"rnand 81 " vol, vera disnlnyins, -
He spoke with tho casy confidence ar
ono who Is accepted ms humorist by bIs
acquaintance, and even In his degradation
the American began to find the stranpor's
personality Irresistible.
But why In the world are You hercy''
he exclaimed, inconsequently tutoring tho
most importunhte OF tho thourhts viii,
which the sudden meeting had allied hi.
dazed head.
oh, why nntf' said the stranncr niriIv
HHA~ ~nA -i-hf --L--s ~. 80 -----.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-09

The convention which met at Okla
homa City yesterday was called to-
sether TO perfect plans for bringing
Oklahoma into tic list Of states at the
earliest possible date, The question OF
statehood has been agitated for some
time ana all parts ~ the territory arc
clamorots FOR the change from q terri
tDrlRl go scrnmcnt 10 that OF common
wealth. The expense OF maintaining a
state government win be greater than
under H.. territorial plan, bpt the COM
mercial and political advantages to be
gained viii be ample remuneratio for
the necet sary Increase in taxes Those
states which are now smaller and
poorer ;han some Of the territories
would not willingly return to terri
torlal rule. which In common accept
ancc ls olly an incomplete form OF stats
government,
Oklahoma has 81, 900 inhabitants.
greater population than any other ter
ritory has had on It's application FOR nd-
mission 10 statehood with tho exception
Of South Dakota. In point OF numbers
her population now exceeds that OF
either Idaho. Delaware, Montana,
Nevada. North Dakota, wyoming or
Utah among the states.
Tho theory OF our federal government
requires the admission Of territories as
etates whenever, In the opinion Of con.
gress. they have sufficient fixed popula-
tion valuation OF property and diversity
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