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aus Der @artenarbeit l60pien. Oa
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Su iGten, Su 9ieBen, Die Filunsen al
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lifen NuSblid nli ben t%ommenocn
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lolh .in .Iger,S oiurth.n 81 biet.n,
absr uuh in tm StGoten lit IS III .r=
mo0lihen. Sie S%uuorpnun0 Der
9%ieu;eit lor9t ia lcbr iilr wriin unO
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pi. pu9 en9iiih. Sprifwort ia9t:
Where 5 a will, there's a Wdy"
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WtIttcrl oa 1T, 1I1ott it'd audi Elm
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lomit Ni.l,genbeit III perlhOi,n, Die
lh0nc, gciumOc, nilplihe Geidditj
gunG Der &llm1enpIle9e III ilbcn, od9
licblihc Muno.r pes Elmcnlebeno
nit ,igenCu 2llgen pom Samentoru
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
yortidritt 1T Der Iampijdijiiabrt,
rGrgrtban ourdl oie ron orr Sptlman giGtntur
lcitcntcn %cOin9lHgcn mo Olrdl hcrrn nil=
u"crgltidlihr Soften.

Die IampiirhJfi 2IOentur pou &. j..
Hclbmi1 X So. ,dlciut maCfubc BE eius
vac III zen 3luilineSitdrteH ~ ieiN. NIL.
d. uiolge Der Hrjcs9oHglt tetneu Nbbruh
o's NolIl'GtW s'baiiec III erietbFu bet. Ter
Mruu> nc;u II, Wsll ieus 6irmn Is Nd)
b1' GroBF Wiubs tolt,u l1'icn. Die iuuers
loiI0'te mo meribunlilte information liz
Eeiua AMI Die mlrtlIdeu lhntiuheu lid II,
rcr Ge9enuartlaeE SdQe III ucriboii2H Sic
ltebt in %oirettsr Hsrbinourg nit Ntgj's
rungS 2tutortGteu III Wnibimltcu mo
mil cen Eampiit,Ii 6uuptQunrt,rrcu 1T
GuroDl ura IN Rem 9lo't uHn hat orl
SUmtl', Der i1r l~lehcr,tlluuG ocS rIrN's
lomeu Ea''OQleren notbm1noi0 IT, cap
ttrus Wolltftr't Cin2& Submarines
nit Tomp'ihiieH p~orbduteu IT, no de
uuter culsr frcmoeu S.cQQc iCg,iu. (le
uou Der SolhmdG Nleutnr utrtgctsg2I
Ylui3n ieQslu ale inter il2mteu j & Gatn
mo babeu oiee tots GeIblu ans REM crH-
'1i'eH @ruuoc. neil lie G%laentbnm enaii.
'hrr uIn ocutih'r 6nrporot,oncu 'norao
,raeno cine lF%iumlituT0 init o'titu non
Sc'itu tr0"nN zines %lr0e@ ut utIuoe 10
u2pahrihctriitJ ME Is le 4 Gle Gol.'
mau Nl1utur mahl iuheW chi 81, %lN,ers'.
'1rtr Suollut,3 nufmcrtinm, 0ab oie cana.
tUtcU Strteu aus Der gegeuiulrtigeH gaze
luiomcit NIReu ;leGcn, Gi5 cine Qrobe
WGnc BOLT, ou$ nuorrnfail& es poy;lCbeu
muror. POM REM 9bortsr uno ionlt eineIl
Der. Stont'u @uisr o"iuinbreu, ea inter
m llmituuoeu ilir rotbinmer bait, uou
eutm cdHuoiidlen Od'eu Gb;ui0hrcu uuo
IN y,uerpcol III ldno9r uuA IN fortp05.
r'un in tr,uliheu 5errr,or;um III blcibeu.
- ME Hoihm1u 5~jptutur rrtter &lniie
IuWpf'hrii2liujt non Den c1naoiiheu
uao W 5t1ntci Noieu aus p|ertritt, 10
1T uidt2 j3rrtrilctiGfs OurGn, ouB ne oa@
groBtt 6,lhai' ,bNt.
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ljde Glr0unfrrug IL Der Eumpiitifi. ri.
tu0iiru III 81. Turl einGeiubrt hnrt Gtr
rjGtur2 c'ncH usttfu nelIen CirCe i'm 6er'
mania @'ntQcbuu5 Der HnItoiics asaeu.
utyr. 2itie C'rct mlIo ouSihlieblih iiber
oi2 c.l'wiQc Na-umr iur Die arobe Voro.
ncuiiH, 2toU2 lOmufid'Hlinle III oeu
3rIiiuRstGoteu ueriiiQen ME aud Die
Utacral N3cutuw fir 81, Nllau AoUal
OMpi'rate IN No.cu,itea hubcu. IS 1T
Die ei.c Gruuolihc &erdnoeung, neil
oi,i' &lsen ijd ,utihIoiisn tuben, o1S
Iomuuhr }id't3c.h0it auf Ciuer cb9ne.
ruj bans III belytlbru Seine Nu5lugeu
wnr',n ncjpari, III =, GiulitnmQ Der
Cinte, mtlhc ii, bette &l1iir aoii,eube.
ior,cruug ouiletcr miro uno oas 1T, mas
rlrie %lujeu ouitrebsn. Is uuterlieat tel
urm 3,uSiieI. Dab oreic &o,tehrung cine
cri tr,jhe lem m'ro, oeuu oo9 EutlitIm
it o5iieu hHlib iott. IN cine llbel yjehen
&c. nit @htloew betIebte, 3idet icuIui
reuot Siice n Gebu. nm yomplibJii.
5,dris III %truicu, ME IS rtrS blS nohm
in St Fnul tbuu mmSre. 2llct }Nahrs
ih'miihtsit nab III o;eiea nora BEN Ger
Hotbmuu glgentur cine ner arlt.u ollae'
Geiuen Berbeilcruu9sn uno cues. prIhce
Oieic Since uttr ale auncreu rrc,t Crhub,u
G%iuiiellt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
Mina.r nnD &luR.n.

Mlnaer nnD &mm.n. &cm ouo
}$uhltm O,r fliunien, Oo9 Nrlhli,Etl
oc Nlm.ntnolptn tilr ocu NuuUhi.
n,n lhOn Elm ll,bli6to Mlmotr lit,
I'm lpteOlel m.hr lin ou9 Uub,ianOene
M%inocraugt. H&jc itnrntu 81. al,i
ntl, mem nuh oe9 1&jntcro TVS Die
E.cte I'M Wurten mo IN zen 0ii,nt
lI6cn Furto mlepr non ocr bulttu
(rOht Der NulbliugobumW Ouf,cuh
ten. God "a bcIEt c@, hiibih uui
otn MIcop.0tn blcjbcu, njhto oll0c
ul6rt, Die Nerrlihteit Don lem &C
'eben! NlIeo Nertigc Nt'l'n Nntlttb.n
Dem NlnoC frcmo blslbt, tOuu iejn IN
terenc nur 0llf trrit Set rellcln. Go
III nlht Die rchtC Elt oc0 HinO.S al
Der Nlum:muclt, nidlt DER r,htc Nc
lplnn, ntn c@ 10 aus ocm &crtcbr nit
Der 2totur lh0picE tam, niht Die
N&tNlelwlrtumG ;uiihtn Htnoem nm
&lumcn. Gas GroHtt Nljt Ger tl,i
men W}aodcu muo &nUbcn III Gin cioc
nt9 WGrthtu, clu &cCthcn, elm nod
10 t~lclnc9, iOmli9e9, Nltthcn wartcu
l0nO, Dem Minoe ;ur Etlrbeitum0. Nrr
&lumcnpil,Qs iIbtrgebtu M}on mus
Ne ,chen, mic Tic gclddrtlN g(ilt(it
nit Den II,rlihtn, INN mObiieilcu Ey,i9
tdurllhen Observation-Disclosures; ban
tlertn, ME ne bdd,l, 9INbut, iGcn
unO pCm l&adl.n mo Nr6lIhcn ser
',~lb't9t;olcncn NulmMU NIT i,lioer
Vrmnrtllrg barren. Nult lcoe0 Rinp
hat >tnm filr Numcnpil,0c, mcnn &c
mn eth mtui1 uno ijtr lCju NeritGno
utB patience 2tulcitm0 N0;u cr6dlt.
Senn nNtilrlih mlH man Die Nlclncn
NnleIt,1, wic lie ihrc %,et6cn Dear
bcjl.n mo ciuriht,n io.lcu man mlI
lbntn Stcdlin0. mo Somc ioldcr
Ftl0uitn 9cbtn. otrIl Nululr uiht
pltlc Dtllbc .%rforpert, Ulo ole can't
bar onrb rtihlihC9 mo IOn9co Eluhrn
ole FiIc9c Der tlejueu Ddnoc lobn.n.
N,tt I'M ErilblinQ last man lie 9(uri
tcln, &GllGmiacu, (blor, 3w,tt
Fso9, FoppD cNtobu, Fctmj,n, Ne
leco, OtOluen, Stjtimiitt.rhcn Il. j..
10. ldell, Nro6..r.n @pilGn;cn, ben "a
men BON Altern, Eeptoucn, Weoroin.n
etc. rllr Den Ncrbitilor in Die Nro.
brlnGen. llno man wirb icben, mie
'ic llh ii6sr Die critic ,ri6loncnc Slu
me, Die erlte rothe S.,rt irsu,n wie
ne I'D, artig, llciBi9 bel6ditisen, mic
lie SclebrnnS, aure9unS alcr Dirt
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SO is. Ape. iitoljh III Der iriEer5u
9eut't M~mleris1niihen Wntiondlhont.
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ynrcmbnrg.


EurCm bur0. - 9tuh Ecttem
burg tranoportirt uno an Die lllr.m
bur9ilde &eb0roc uu90.li.itrt muroc
BON Wtep ans oi.ler Gage Der }lrbCiter
oticol0u9 Serruolu, melher III vrr.m
bur9 nod cine 6monotlide WeIGn0
niB'traIe III pcrbiiBcn bat I'm Eurtm
burg wuroe pOr cini9en Su9en ein &c
millcr SObdnn Shumb.rt ie't0cnom
men, melher bort Elm .SWcirOo per
tdllIM mollte, ilber oe''en Nrpcrb CT
lid ni6t Mlolpei'en tonnt.. Aie lid
Nun bcrau99eltcllt bat, ut e9 oaS 1tdo,
weldco leRtbin aus oem NoIe Der
oWermania" i'll Wtet %0.ltoblen lit.
Sra6ten h.-Nlcr fanp man
Den Eeidnum Der 7S=iGbrigen l&ittme
9tiCo III eiu.m ump.lt ibrer N&obnun0
9cle9,ncn :3%lcbbruunel lie9en. Vs
lh.lnt, oaB Die &erlhi.oen. b.inl
9%anCr'6opfen III ben Srum.n hinab
geltilr;t mar, pu Der Sinner cbeniull9
I'M Srrnnen mieoerg.iunpen muroc.
@id.-Wtit uuirihti9em Sepoueru
miro bier Die &ulpe pon Dem 2lblez
ben pcS Nerrn 9teplin9.r, %ur,uuhci
Der Glider Nilttsnmcrtc Wt.p Wno sic.
p.rnommen. Ger &crltorbene lpar
leit IS Sabren I'M Sienlt Der Wel.ll
'hoft uno bon l.inen &or9eiepten lt,ts
ais pilihttreutr E.amt,r, pom leintn
Ectarmten llnp %Nrelnocn ais ;u.or-
tomm.noer uno llebcn9milroi0.r Char
after bohg.lhdpt.
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Observation-Disclosures.
1ic Wortheilc fleinercr VSarmbe.

Tic W0rtbcilc flctnercr Earmbcs
Nineo Der boltnun9epOllten
Scihen iiir cine nroBerc inbuitrielle
Wcoeiblihteit in Den ,Sarm0e0enoen
pes Melteno ut Die Ncl9nn9, tleincre
MADDEN vonoeo III bemlrtblhaitcn.
Mariner brin0en Die WroBe Der bon
ibncn ~uultiuirten ,lldhen mebr uno
mcbr IN N~iltlan0 nit lbren ,SGbi0tCi
ten, oiclel6cn 0cmlnnbrln9cno III be
urbcittu lulo Die yunO Spctulation9
lIdt lrilbCrcr >Nbre ma6t inter Den
Eurmerm mlumebr cincm SUltem per
bcllCrter uno 2lrbcit trlp0renpcr Gul
lU (luE. Die oWhnhnlttlid)C Wr0Ec
emer wclilihen Surm pcrringcrt lid
nit lcocm <ubr, mp Die .Sejt ut nidt
mchr fern, no 50 oocr 100 NCreo i'm
2lll0emcinen Die Nir6Ic elmer ,Snrm IN
Ncbrd9tU ourltclleu meroCn. Wtan
Gcpubrt Dielc Eepcilc elmer pjrtb
iMOitlihen G'imhrdntunS I'M 0on;cn
EunOe Die ihmertn superintendent
Den ali pGrbeilertcm NfcrbullNno liuo
iilr oieic lid pcrbrcjtcuOc }luitlGuun0
gum 0roBcn SbeilC Uer0ntDortlid.
Sormcr ian0tu an, ctnSleben, ooE
cine 0Cyin9crc, ihulocnlreie 2lnbUu
ildhc elmer 9r0Gcrcn, nit Shuloeu
bclultetcn Narm porNt;ieben ut. Mcm
Den ulm butter ms lic9cnoeu ihlch=
ten .3eittn ir9eno CuUO9 Wute9 nod)
0elo0t mcroen fam, 10 lit c9 Die Shat
ioh., onB lie III elmer N~lsbeneum0
Ser Observation-Disclosures NcrbGltnillc
bel9etro9cn bdbcn.
,Ent.niipc ,Surmpirtb'duit bilott
Die Euli0 oeo arguments, an wclher
Die 9elebrten lno WlnenlhNitlihsn
2l9ritultmilt.n ibr, ShdHun0 Der
lhncllen Vntmldelung lnlo tilnfti9er,
ouuernocr 2&oblbabcnbCtt bc9ulnoen.
Sie 3unubmc Der tlelnCn NOrmcn nit
beileren .Gulturmetboo.n miro iihcr
tin. pcrm,hrte Nroouttion, cine gu
nNbme 0emerbli6er ,>noultricn, ein
2&uhotbum Der Eeuolterum0 mlo cine
beo.utenoe ,Sunabm. Der 'tantlihen
Millfomittel nit lid brln0.u. Ratio
nellie uno lparlane notwithstanding
Der ,yurm mag mebr beoeltel, ais einz
iad bauobGlterilt lein IN tleinen Gin
Gen Die EerminpCrun0 ser bppotbe-
tOrllhen Ndlten ourd enc cn9ere BE
9reniln9 oeo velOerurcol9 elmer Sarn
alf cine NlGNe, Die i'm VlntlUn0 ltebt
nit Der perlonlihen yCl'um09idhl0teit
hlnlihtlld elmer 0cmlnnbrin0enocn
ECmlrtb'hnrtung elmer ,Sorm, melnt
crit III Mirtlihtcit mirtblhaftlite
Sparlumteit Ger MalD.l III ben
E~erhdltnilisn, Durd) Welhtu 100 Gu
lbel Netreloe ar Der nQmliten NlGdc
erSeu0t mcrpen, an melter porher
mn 80 Su'bel 9eerntCt Wurocn, Die
0rrihtung ppn bciiercn A;obnbGuiern
MD >6OIiun9 9rOHcr0 hduoljhcn
&.oucmliht.itcn uui Der Narm, Dae
ollco m,int Spuriamt,it, bic llnab
bGn0i9tcit in Dem mirtliher NeiiB-
tblrm cilCo w:u.rbe9, w,lhco in lei.
neu sic Nomille it.t9 t%rndbrcnom I'll.
G'nhOtten tcincu 9tjuOlcn tenut, ilbi
Oui R0rper nm Ni.iit cjutn b.jllomtl'
@iuil"G ans mo Oi,ic llnobbdn0i0teir
NJ an elmer git Observation-Disclosures nm
yOtioncIl beitcIlttu tlcluel NOrm in
2$elt,n III fiuoeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
SfprbecatitbcH %ipDc
mn N1cml Alnrf nm NSrenICn-
G. III. AZ co.

90 4. :.pe. gan, 0ge8sauSsr esn gofseedutn
D'!rucapciic, UlhHeiota.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19

SIS lit unltre Seitimmm1M rno &plf ruYpn
III iiber;euaen, raB rnler Stpre opr alien lit ons
Cr Muncihaft sufriertnltcllenre, Welp @erfrnren-
Oe lonuptounrtier fiir cure Mdnner &naben Ii.
Nincer 9ln;iloe, Aoite nm Observation-Disclosures.
9Sir mriihern elt, Gin Welceriparnif.
vnBt ts uns than.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
Mi;t cincni Schnaup.

S,Gy Js!lno Qllt. G,n 1T. l,eal mo
Sutteg. 0uenu1areG m,A %Eowotsriat
biIla III tlurtr Gui 9Eegrra 9u7usrtuuf
1876 Nrr ir'llt, q. Ginuo. 23.ho.
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POWELL e wAKEM

=" ~tIoyr ocr " - $685. 3
OnS gSl.or bs 1nhrhuutert1. Ser beriitmte NS;lpn %lu't,trt2"
SciScr uno Der Wnub roUQc N0t bias StPuort 2uftoid,tc NM
ruuoc OATS. Nidts fonInt oFieN 9Pidn. gu p,fauieu bel
Vopca Il NNafcman, Ct. Glomo, Yimn.
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Sic 6amptsicrrc
m,tS Scr @mrSmcd
lit, m1itrt &unren Mtrierensultellen. Iiea trinat
llns Grfpla ltnr maht uns Trrurt.

gSir YermDatn Is pt ul'ertr ~lirrriaen Drti
it, pb unlerer erpfcl 9luslpubl, pt uniertn feirtn
Sprten uno NunlitItcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
llnlcre n~ieoriltn Yrtiit 1eben eut an, ME
ire Dollars III "tripurel linr.
llnirre 3urerldiiatcit ilberscuat eud, raf ibr
rel ftinfm Gintauf getluift werret.

9Sir lacfn ellf picrcrum }u un'ertm Sur
gain 1ycIts ein; bic bargains Inn 10 cdt III &c
Sug auf Suantitdt, 10 reid IN &errirn't, oof lie
re Seiltimmun1 allcr babcn miller, rt 'ih cie
ielbfn III 9tuBtn MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
@cbr. MctrDtb,
Wdnncr- mo naturalization

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-19
GEO. s. SPENCER.
llpptbcfcr.

Gsi NicN iirtH. . uro .jarbeH ~ zen
bIl,qtsl Grel'eu.-Gn beutlter 2potH, Ter
III liefs " lpreten
At NIcuo, Niuneipta.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-11-23
THE STUDY OF COL0RS.
Paper and Those That Are
Otherwise.

The study cf colors and their effect:
is very curious and interesting one
There are colors that are refreshing
and broadening. Others that Absorb
light and give boxed-up appearance
to a room, others that make a room
with bleak northern exposure OF
with no exposure al all appear bright
and cheerful; some that make a room
appear warm; some that make it cold
If ceiling is to be made higher
leave it light, that it may appear to
recede. Deepening the color used on
the ceiling would make it lower, an
effect desirable if the room is small
and the ceiling very high. Various
tones of yellow are substitutes for
sunlight.
The thermometer seems to fall six
degrees when you walk into a blue
room. Yellow is an advancing color;
therefore, room fitted up with yell
low will appear smaller than it is. On
the other hand, blue of certain shade
introduced generously into a room
win give an idea of space. Red makes
no difference in regard to size Green
makes very little.
If bright, sunny room gets its
light from a space obtruded upon by
russet-colored or yellow-painted
houses. or else looks out upon a
stretch of green grass, it should be
decorated in color very different
from the shade chosen if the light
comes from only an hnbroken expanse
of sky.
If olive or red brown be used in con-
junction with mahogany furniture
the result will be very different from
that obtained by the use of blue. Blue
would develop the tawny orange lurk-
ing in the mahogany.
Red brings out in room whatever
tint of green turks in the composition
of the other colors employed.
Green needs sunlight to develop tie
yellow in it and makes it seem cheer
ful.-Philadelphia Record.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-11-23
NEEDLESS TRAGEDY.
A Foolish Fight Betweeen Friend.
and Its Terrible Com
sequences.

Some of tn, royalists who were
forced to endure the English common
wealth seemed to console themselves
for the dullness of life under Puritan
government by fighting as many duels
as they could compass, SO that ignoble
squabbles ard foolish plots make up
the history of their days.
tom" Porter was of family which
had zealously served the king; under
the new government his occupation
was gone. and he descended to triv-
iality of life which finally involved him
in most pathetic event. This was
a duel which ne fought with his friend,
Sir Henry Bellasis. and which, saws
Pepys in his Diary" is worth remem-
bering for 'the Stiffness Of the quarrel
= = kind of emblem of the gem
eral complexion of the whole king
DOM"
But, silly as the quarrel undoubted-
ly was, it carried in it an element of
heart-break.
The two young men involved were
intimate friends and companions, but
one day, "being merry in company"
Tom Porter said he should like to see
the man in England who would dare
give him blow. With that Sir Henry
Bellasis struck him box on the ear.
The inevitable duel followed, wherein
each was wounded. Sir Henry proved
to be seriously hurt SO he called Por-
ter, kissed him and bade him fly.
For" said he, "Tom, thou hast hurt
me. But I will make shift to stand
upon my legs till thou mayst with
draw, for / would not have thee trou-
bled for what thou hast DONE"
Porter profited by his friends gen
erosity and escaped to France. Sir
Henry died few days later, and Pspys
1T Is pretty to see how
the world do talk Of them as couple
Of fools what killed one another out
Of love. Youths Companion.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-11-23

One of the most remarkable IN
cidents of the recent cold snap
was the freezing to death of a
book agent at Omaha, Monday
night. He was found dead on the
street, but it is not stated whether
or not he had stopped talking
when found. Ibis ought to be a
warning to all book agents to cease
operation till next summer.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-11-23

The press of Wagner and Mus
cogee are alarmed lest the Chero-
KEGS and Creeks are going to get
hurt by the operation ofthe Curtis
law. These patriots sustain about
the same relation to the Indian as
the wolf to the lamb. The Chero-
KEGS and Creeks are able to decide
when and how their country shall
be allotted.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-11-23
A Sensational Sentence.

in the Southern district Satur-
day Judge Townsend sentenced
the following to the penitentiary
at Jefferson City, Mo-: Charles Slo-
cum, burglary, seven years;
Ch aries S. Bias, murder, to hang
Jan 10; J. w. Burch6eld, perjury,
one year; B. Harper, larceny, five
years; George Brock, larceny, five
years; Richard Lloyd, horse theft.
five years; Martin Goodwin, intro
ducing and selling liquor, two
years and fine of 500; Dennis
Nolen, murder to hang Jan. 13;
Will Creek, obtaining goods under
false pretense, three years; Elijah
Gordon, larceny, five years; Tom
Ward, introducing and selling,
two years.
The sensation Of the day was
the last named party. He was con-
victed Of the charge ofintroducing.
After his conviction nearly every
body in the city, including minis
ters and lawers, petit and grand
jurors and large number of ladies,
peti toned judge Townsend TO sus-
pend sentence. Judge Townsend
told the prisoner to stand up, and
then said: "Mr. Ward, have
been appealed to by nearly every
body in this town in your behalf.
1t seems to me that you have
position of some responsibility and
must be somewhat well thought of
by Ehese people, or they would
nottbe so anxious to have some re-
mission of sentence. You occupy
ing the position you do, certainly
knew that you were violating the
law. We are having great difficult
ty in enforcing the law in the terri
tory in regard to introducers and
whiskey sellers, and when a man
occupies position cf respectable
ity, or semi respectability. and en-
cages in this business, it is evil
dent that every bootlegger thicks
he can do SO with impunity. and if
4 should refuse to punjst you it
would be an example which would
be hard tor me to meet at the very
next session here and all over this
district. My opinion is that you
ought to be sentenced much worse
than the ordinary peddler, simply |
because you know better and have |
known better. Out of consideration
of the large number Of respectable
people who have pe1iioned me in
your behalf, although / think YOU
deserve FIVE years and $500, | will
fine you $50 and viii send you 10 |
tie penitentiary at Jefferson CITY
No., for = term Of two years.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-11-23

Many practicai railroad men laugh
at tho problem, declaring there is moth
ing grave about Il. Their attention has
not been long enough directed 10 the
phenomenon. It is q fact, and the rail-
road authorities must face II as they
have faced many an obstacle since the
laying Of the first track in the United
States. Albany Press.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-11-23

The Muscogee Times tried to be
funny yesterday by saying that
"Spiechie" had gone out to Ok
muleee to read some of the ed
itorials to the fullbloods to show
'em where they were "at." If the
holiday season was not here ajoke
like that would be taken seriously.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-11-23

Inquirirg Stranger-Did you ever
think what you would do if that rope
should break OF your foot should slip
when you we're cleaning The outside
Of one Of those windows on the seven
teenth floor?
Window Cleaner Yes. sir; I'd go out
OF the business entirely Illustrated
American.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-11-23

a Yarmouth man was smoking
pipe when 4 spark dropped into the
tuck Of his trousers and burned :
hole. He made claim for loss under
his fire insurance policy and the com
papy paid the damaee m Z. Sun.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-11-23

Now that the Spanish negotia-
tions have been broken off, the
country can turn its attertion TO
"Spiecbis." and the Dawes com
mission.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-11-23
An Abs,It,ainer.

Wafts-T don't believe you have
taken bath in years.
Dismal Dawson Nope. / belong to
the total abstainers. indianapolis
journal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-11

kaai and, relating 10 the water carts
+ OF the city, as follows: The Govern
ment owns four water carts that are
the business portion OF rhs city. L
Marks owns three that sprinkle the
streets inside OF the business portion
OF he city. he pays s72 per annum
water rates, No charges are being
made by the Government for the
watering Of the streets by the Govern
msnt carts. In regard 10 Mr., Marks
watering carts it is 8 matter between
him and the property owners.
The Speaker announced the follow
ing committee as asked for in Rep.
Aehi's resolution adopted in the morn
ing: Reps. Aehi. Robertson and Gear.
Rep, Robertson asked that House
Bill Nc. 5 relating 70 licenses. be re
ferred back to the Public Health Com
mittee with instructions 10 consider
the amendments made by the Minister
OF che Interior and that one bill. COW
ering the whole ground. be brought in.
Report of the Finance Committee on
Sections IS and 50 OF the Tax Law
Schedule El.
Rep Achi was not in favor Of bring
ing in a joint resolution. He was in fay-
or OF the report OF the committee. II
WAS in the nature OF s direct censure
against the Executive.
Minister Cooper said that the action
OF not making permanent ruling on
the matter had been on account of the
absence Of Minister Damon. He him
self made the ruling and made it tenn
porary for the reason already stated.
The report Of the Finance Committee
was 10 the effect that the ruling had
been made on account Of the mercan-
tile houses. II this was fact ii would
mean s handing in of the designations
of the members of the Executive Coun-
ell from the President down. Minister
Cooper then quoted from the minutes
Of the meeting OF leading merchants
Of the city together with himself. Aft
er the meeting the matter was referred
70 the Attorney General.
Remarks on the subject were made
by number Of the members when
Rep. Gear spoke in favor of the adopt
ion Of the report OF the committee. He
did not believe in making 8 joint reso- /
luton Rep. Robertson made a very
tOrclble speech against the adoption of
the resolution Of the committee.
When put q vote, the motion to lay
the report Of the eommitte on the table |
was carried.
House adjourned at 4:SO p. N.