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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

GOAL production IN New NszicO fDe
ihs Hscal year 1907 and 1ses was sSer
sss toms, an inefeass iu prcdnctiou %
125,O44 ton&
A new scientific expedition 10 Central
Asia 10 being furnished by the Imperial
Russian Geographical society I'm Kazan-
The conduct Of the expedition is en-
trusted to Prof. Sorolin.
One OF the most remarkable things In
yellow feyeris the slowness Of the pulse
in convalescents. II viii be found 1t
times az low as 40, and even as Is, re-
manning 50 for days together
The wild horses Of Arabia will not
admit a tame horse among them; while
the wild horses of South America en-
deavor to decoy domesticated horses
from their masters and seem eager to
welcome them.
The dryest of all fishes is, perhaps,
the river eel, yet. according TO an araly-
sis by German chemist, 60 per cent OF
its substance is water. Salmon comes
next with 614 per cent. Lobsters and
oysters are four-ffths water.
1t has been found that the moss Of
the tamarack swamps In Minnesota il
as good as that of the south for uphoi-
sterers' use, and there is promise Of an
extensive industrial development In the
preparation of the new commodity
The sea~cucumber, one of the curious
jelly bodies that tnhabit the ocean, can
practically effsee itself when in danger,
by squeezing the water ont OF its body
and forcing itself into narrow crack
50 narrow as not TO be visible TO the
naked eye.
Soon the Natural History museum ax
South Kenssngton, London, will have
on show the new ichthyosaurus, found
IN quarry at Stockton. near Leaning
ton The head and body proved ex-
tremely difficult 70 get out Of the hard
Has, but ct last the creature had been
extracted in nine sections. About 10
feet in length, it Is very fine specimen
OF the old fish lizard, showing the four
paddles, the head on the long craning
neck and tail.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

Toast slices Of stale bakers bread 20
golden brown BQrEt toast 10 de-
testable- Have ready q shallow bowl
more than half full Of boiling water,
in which & tablespoonful Of butter has
been melted; scaId one quart of milk;
thicksn with q tablespoonful of corn
starch; add tablespoonful of butter
and cook for five minutes Stir in one
egg. the yolk and white beaten sep
arately and then mixed. Pour over
the toast, lifting the lower slices one
by one 10 allow the creamy mixture
TO TUE in between Cover closely, and
set in the oven for two or three min
utes before serving.-Lsdies' World
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

i is stated that the flag now
floats proudly over Porto Rico. If
Uncle Sam can subjugate Ispar-
hecher, the Creek, Too-qua-stee,
the Cherokee, and couple of be-
igerent Choctaws and Chickasaws,
there may be hopes that this coun-
try will eventually drift into the
Union 1t is loyal country and
its citizens want to get ready to
vote, the sooner the better.-South
McAlester Capital.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

This morning in the United
States court, Judge Springer de-
cided that he had no right to shoot
the three Creek Indians who had
been condemned TO be shot by the
Greek courts some time ago, say
ing that he had no right to have
them shot and that there ID no
courts in the Greek nation which
have the power to shoot them and
they were therefore turned loose.
1t will be remembered that those
cases were brought before the
United States court ON writ Of
habeas corpus They are now
free. Muskogee Times.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

Judge James NJ. ShackeIford
special attorney for the Choctaw
Nation, has great hopes Of ruling
BY the supreme court Of the United
States holding that the act of con-
gress authorizing the Dawes COM
mission to decide citizenship cases
Is unconstitutional and void. Such
ruling would knock out all per-
sons not recognized by the Indian
tribes. Indian Citizen.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

The MuskOgee Times OF yesser-
day delivered itself upon . very
profound legal proposition, and in
manner perhaps satisfactory to
itself, but lacking in the one great
essential, that ofinformation, upon
the subject on which it tries to
expatiate. The Times says, with
a great show of wisdom, that it is
not the prerogative of q judge Of
the United States court in the In
dian Territory to pass upon the
constitutionality Of the Curtis law.
1t is hard to understand how a ten
year year old school boy living in
this enlightened age could fail to
know better than make a state
ment so clearly based upon lack
of common information. When
and where would the question of
constitutionality be raised if not
In the lower courts2 And how
would such question ever reach
the higher courts save upon ap-
peal. Judge Thomas did declare
ex cathedra, a few days ago in this
city that certain sections of the
Curtis Law was In conflict with the
constitution of the United States.
And his declaration has not, nor
will not be controverted.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

The Dawes commission will
complete their field work in the
ChOctaw and ChickasaW nations
and will return to Muskogee Sat
nrday evening, when they will at
once go to work making up their
final roll. While the commission
has been careful in trying to get
all those entitled to enrolment,
We learn they will be compelled to
make another trip to complete
their rolls. Muskogee Phoenix.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22
HEALTH HINTS.
Odd Items of Information About ALL
ments and Affections of
the Flesh.

Riding about the streets in oper
ears at night. and leaving warm jack
cts at home when starting for an even
ing's walk, are causes Of malaria al
this time of year. If the system il
run down. tonic should be taken for
a few weeks, warmer clothing should
be worn at night than during the day
and going out into the night air should
be avoided.
A dieretic teacher advises elderly
people to abstain from the use ot
stimulating foods. The need is indi-
Gated by natural inclination on the
part Of persons after the age Of S. to
return to the simple foods Of their
childhood. Bread and milk, for ex-
ample. il usually an esteemed diet
by old psopIs. and it Is an excellent
one. Another authority, talking on
longevity, advises the free use OF
milk. but protests vigorously against
too much bread, which to person
after 60 should be called the staff of
death. instead of that Of life.
Needles for extracting splinters,
ttc., should be steriIized by being
passed through an alcohol flame or
boiling water; then the fingers must
not touch the point.
Gutta-percha tissue is good thing
for covering the moist dressing of
wounds; both to protect the clothing.
and to retain the moisture in the
dressing.
1t seems desirable to avoid too much
thought over what one eats If GER
tain general principles of hygienic
food are observed, healthy appetite
and relish Tor the dishes set before
one may be trusted. Itdoes not need
any conversion to mental science to
discover that II we make up our
minds something will disagree with
us, It win. Undoubtedly the reason
that children can eat things that older
people cannot Is that they eat them
without . thought OF trouble, and,
barring some unusual indiscretion,
there is meme
Some people are affected by the
fine dust arising from Rpldsn-rod nat
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

Ksss~xsfss<sss - 1bmps<sezFn-
WE hsve ground Tor expsGting thee
IN England, sbout three dimes - W.
certury. the Thames viii Be frcasn
over st Lcrdon bTidges but th@t sosr
sulnmation is Synonymous with A. In
tense degree of continuous frost which
win not be confined to Britain; for
of late years 1t has become patent that
these areas Of extreme Temperature
are very extensive, and that when
there is an excessively cold winter In
England and France, even Italy Is
often included. / can recoIlect in the
winter of 1851 seeing the Arno at
Florence being skated upon, and icicles
like prodigious portcuIlis hanging
from the Ponte yecchio, s0rne of
which were seven and eight feet in
length have known Cannae and
PomDeii sm5thered in snow, and the
entire lemon crop of Arnalf and Pa
lermo destroyed 10Y frost. Neverthe-
less, have never experienced any
thing approaching 70 the following,
which Is related by Bembo in his
'Storia yeneta,' !. l.: In 1891, through
The severity OF tie season, the (salt)
water of the Grand canal was frozen,
and the Stradiots Greek mercenaries
OF the republicl held their tournament
on the ice, horse against horse, with
their Iances.' Notes and Queries.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

A long bicycle ride and hot day
made the word Hotel that swung In
front Of the old house most welcome
one The evergreens on the lawn had
grown rough and shaggy; the box
wood hedges had long forxzkeE their
proper ideals OF prfm reatEezz and
in the Eower beds few gEadiOi con
tfnues hopeless struggle for exist
ence against the weeds The house
had been ore of the fine mansions Of
Virginia and the atmosphere Of arls-
tccrzey fingered, even though the peo-
pie who built It had departed for 3
more popElOus portion Of the state a
generation since A loud rapping al
the 'front.' door brought no response
The silence was disturbed only by the
brushing Of magnolia tree against
the edge OF the verznda- Long perxe-
verance, however, brought an answer.
An upper window was opened and q
voice called:
who's there
"A traveller was the answer. 'Got
anything to eat?"
The window was closed and In few
minutes q man well advanced in years
opened the door. He wore no coat and
the collar rolled carelessiy back from
his looss-ftting shirt His snow white
hair, muztache and imperial gave his
assertion the force of convincing au-
tkority when he said:
aSThfs hotel Ia closed suh-s
But the tourist was too hungry to
be silenced by simple dignity Of man
ner, and he persisted:
Haven't you anything to eat? I'm
almost starving"
"Yes- rve little somethin' 70 eat
that my wife left while she went to
get some chickens Idon't see how Ii
occurred that we ran out Of chick
ems. We never had such 8 thing hap
pen befo'. You're the third man that's
been along to-day. The other two
didn't make as much noise nor keep
at it a. long az you did But we amt
gofn' TO have people come to this part
Of Virginia and be disappointed an
90 way sayin' they didn't get their
moneys worth. Open-handed, fair
dealin' pays the best il the end. and
II we haven't any fried chicken there's
no use of keepir' the hotel open The
fame Of tnis hotel is constantly grow
in The American people have learned
what to expect. and IL we can't have
fried chicken there's no use 1f keepin'
She hn+AI oman
@But you said you had something TO
eat I'll pay whatever you say i.
right
Il don't care about any pay unless
7 can give value received, sub have
some ham and eggs and potatoes and
sweet corn and coffee, not to mention
some OF the finest branded peaches
you ever tasted. And If you'll do me
the honor Of bein' my personal guest
I shall take great pleasure in havin'
yo' company and showin' the utmost
hospitality in my power But as ]
said befo'. sub, as place Of business
this hotel s not opsn."-Wsshington
Star.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

your father doesn't know anything
about artillery. does her he asked,
spropos OF nothing In particular.
mot exactly she replied, looking
At the clock, 'but on occasions have
known his boo: TO make frstclsss
substitute for s rapid-fre gun"
However, he didn't wait TO test it,
Chicago Post.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

It is certainly a source of salts
faction 70 both court officials, and
those compelled to serve as wit
nesses and jurors that the "ghost
walks" every time q man is dis
charged--he can get his time, and
his money 70 pay expenses with.
Ithas not always been thus.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

A subterranean lake Of hot water
has been found near Boise City, Idaho.
It Is 400 feet below the earth'ssurfaee,
and the average temperature is ITO de-
grees-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

90 0tEsrs nrs 6,ssrssDsd ~ f0sss -
Juns, on ~ 0thsr plants q kzxvsss
iins- II 4 wiss. thsrsf0ss, not 70
u<s gOldsr-fc6 Too freely - . deco
rntfcn--Houzswffa-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-22

Making rice line Of buggy harness,
single and double; tip top in style, low in
price Lee Barrett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-04

Sie's berbienen sic iid5 in
Gbren Sic Gpauletten. llns-uns mar
oas oerlagt. Grilben sic Sbre Gdmes
iter-Sdwelier lllla meine i6-pon
mir. gager sic ibr -ia9en Sic ibr
it'd 9laubte nidt oil has Siir6ters
li9e, bas Die @elt 8wiiden uns auf>
ri6ten milf unb bas uns ideioet-
i9eibet--. Sa9en sic ibr, i'd wiirbe
r,utbig mieoer BON born anfangen; Elm
Sreunb id0iie mir bie Wiittel gum
stubium Dor. SD 9inge in Sen ndd)z
fen 8oden idon melt fort in's 9lus>
tanb uuo luhnldte-lpiinl6te ibr piel
Slid, piel @liid-auf ben 9ebenss
lpes!"
Sn fralnpfbaftem Drud bieIt er bes
6naben Singer umipannt, bann iprans
er in's aonpe uno lpinfte linn nit Der
Sano traurig s'bibieo 3lt. Gr bate
lllla burb ieinen 3uiprud iebt ben
8ruoer 9erettet, bas muBte ct iidJer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-04

/, ben ein anerfennenbe8 @ebenfen all
nibmen; beun in einem Gaae tpenig.
iieus baben fe ftd aI8 Tebr tpertbbol
fir bie amerifanif6e Jlotte ertpielen.
llnb bas ging, tple man iebt tpeniefens
er5dbIt, folgenbernaBen gu:
Nls unldngIt Der amerifantfde &reu.
ger yWarbIebeab@ In hie 8ai non @uans
tanomo, balid bpn Gauiiagn be @uba.
einIief, bpn bsr man nnbl pubte, bas
fe bur1 unterleeiide Minen ,ael6hbt"
par. munbetten fi6 bic Offisiere, bab
bas G9iff gar feiuen Sdabsn BON fol.
der Seiie etlitt, obDObl es gsgen cine
gauge ansoBI belfel5sn fieB, unb bieie
3u ber @aitung geb6rt baben foaen,
pelde f6pn bel ber bloBen geriibrung
erpIobirt. 8asu fam nod, bab bic
Minen In bieier Bat nod gar nitht febr
lange selegt tpareu.
SaB iroBbcm ben Nmeritanern Ridts
paiiirte, rabrte aber einfa9 bon agar.
nacles" ber, msl6e f6 in sroBer gn.
aabl on hiefe Wsinen gebdngt unb ben
bic @rplolion permiiielnben She'll nit
elmer teIfartissn sai6t hbersosen bat.
ten, bie es perbinberte. baB auf ben
Druid bes poriiberfabrenben BODte8 ein
@egenbrud erfolste unb bic Wiine er.
plobirie. unb 10 bliebsn rMarbIe.
beab" unb bic iradere Mannf6aft bes
gootes uielIeidt BON benz f6redli9en
s9idial Der rMaine@ bepabrtl Sc.
mes perf6rieene llugesiefer bes OceanS
bat bamit fOauiasen feurise aoblsn
auf bic 6aupter ber Mmerifaner ge.
famnlelt unb ibnen einen mi9tigea
ariegsbtenii geleiaet.
Selbfberiidnbli6 w6re es aber fiir
bie Nmeritaner glei9pobl gar nidbt
rdtbli9. f9 aaau biel auf bieien Bun.
bessenoRen au perlaifen. Smmerbin
sei9t bas 8eiipiel mieber einmal, mie
I'm &riege unbebeutenbe unb g1nalih
tiberiebene Oinge unsrtparteter Weile
fi9 als entf9eibenbe Gattoren geItenb
MAIDEN uub faarffnnis auseeba9te
pldue pereiteln f6nnenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-04
sdiHsiHasem als satHsieaen.

gei benz 0amen ,garmacIes1
tiberlduft uniere Seefabrer cine forms
li1e 8dniebaut. aein anberer Name le.
benbsr Gei16pfe 1T bel ibnen perrufes
ner. llnb tn Der 8bat peruriaden
bieie Wui9eln unermsBli9en Sdaben
unb pieIe @rira Soften I'm Ocean.
S6iffSpertebr; Ia, man m69te fat
slauben, bab fie lebisIi9 fur ben 3ped
gei9ahen feien, bic Rumpfe ausfab,
renbsr G6iffe nit mollustenbafien
Wuderuagen 3u iibersieben, ipel9e bic
gepsaungen Der Gabrseuse bebeutenb
beeintrd9tigen unb es notbnenbig mo.
den, baB bieielben fort unb fort in's
Srofenbod gebra6t msrben, bamit bic
S9insb6ber tuieber rein geIdabt per.
ben t6nnen. 9urjem, es gibt I'm Meer
tetn bera4iigteres ungesiefer pom
Stanbpuntte unferer Seefabrer.
Saber lam es ni1t gDunber aeb.
men. boB bisber nod yliemanb eiu
gntes Wort ftir bisie @sfd0pfe einae.
Iegt bot. Do bat Der amerltanlId.
ipanifde arieg penisltens ben ameris
tauera gsranIoiung eeaeben. bsnisl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-04
9ie 8eseneratipns Jabtgfeit Der
Heaentuiirmer.

Set alter 3eit ii es betannt, BOB
bic 2egenmiirmer bic Gdbisteit bes
ftBen, ein oerloren gegansenss a6rper.
enbe su erfebeu; tpie melt fi6 aber
b,eieS Wermbgen erhredt, murbe erf
tingli bon 6. 0eideles ermittelt. Die
ni6t feltene Selbfamputation Der He.
genwiirmer bat ni9t INNER ertennbare
uria1ea, bod fonnie he auneiif auf
unbebasen, 9erlsbunsen, @infuB &c.
infer @bemitalien (Gbloroform, @blo.
ralbpbrai) unb Qlblierten surtdges
ftibrt merbeu. Die Mmputation ers
foIgt pl6bli9 ober Ianeiamer bur9
Contraction ber Musculatur, unb
apar tets smif9en 3wei 66rperabs
l6nitten. Simmer tperbeu penieer
Segmente regenerirt als abgei9nittea
tpnrben, ieopd fteist bic 3abl Der neu'
gebiloeten ni9t proportional gu ben
abgei6nittenen &ingen. Beim Ders
lutte Der elfen Is 8inse iritt nur ns9
felten Weubilouns ein. gei ber gr.
neuerung bes Sintelenbes erIdeint
plOBlid ein Iaages. biinnes, bielgliebes
RIGGS Nnbdueiel. Bei i9iefer Mmpu.
tationsfld6e ftsbt bic M9fe bes neuge.
biloe!en Studes ientre6t auf Der
S6nittsbene. 0a6 gerin1en BON
Soeft gelinat es lei1i, bic periani1ten
8beilfdde balbirter &esenmtirmer 3ur
Wertua9iung III bringen, 70. tpenn
man Deridisbene Irten auiammenndbt
ober nenn man bas cine Stid TN Ser.
bdltniB gum aaberen I'M 180 @rab
brebt. 69uer gelingt bic @ereini,
gung sueier 8 aopfenben, neil bic entge.
9enseieBten ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Der
SbeilIihde In Der Gsgel eine i6uelIe
Srennung berbeifiibren. 2ei9ter fann
man smei Sintertbeile bereinigea, unb
berartige Sbiere lsbten. trobbem fie teine
Nabrun5 aufaabmen, mebrere Moaate.
S6manofiide tann man einem ganaen
Wurm isitIi9 einpfropfen; nit Ropf,
fdfsn miBsldden bic 8etfude. Wie.
berbolt gladte es, aopiitade ieiili6 tn
Elm bo0fdnbisss SnbiDibuum su pfrp,
pfen ober 3nei gDiirmer PARALLEL nit
eiuoHber su pereinisen. bic baum tn
glei6er 2i9tung weiier froden. BE.
ionbers mertntiroig III bic 8iIbung Ell.
mes Hinges aus 3uei beri9iebenen
S6wan3flden in Der Weiie, oaB 3u,
nddt bic WuHbf1den suiammenge,
ndbt purbsn. gta6bem bic 9eiluns
eingetreten mar, tpuroen bic gnoriagel
ber 69wan3fiide abgef6nitten unb
bieie abermals Dereinist, 70 baB elm
polfdubiger Ring entitanb. aorI1eIt
beoba6tete fo9ar bic 8iIbung bon
Wunb unb after an tIsiueu Wurmab.
fdnitten, bic beiberieits fi6 resenerirt
baiteu. (Die glatur).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-04

Gin geIunber appetit, reines gIut
unb rubige Rerben lommsn, menn
man bas Nabrmittel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-04
NnfMnf { |
Q. u. & u. y. 8abn.
2lbfahrt.

Na9 @alpeiton, Suufon unb Guert
tasli6 1900 Gorm.
Na6 Corpus gbri1ti, WranIas BaB unh
Beenille tdsli6 .......2:2O Na6m.
gsa@ &errpille tdslid, anssenommeu
Sonnabenos u.Sonntass 2 :45gta1m
gta9 8errpille, Sunntass. 80 Born.
Nadaerrpine, ,Sonnabenbs A :3ONa1m.
Mnfunft
Bon @alpeiton, Souitpn unb guerr
fa9ll1 200 NbenoS.
8on Corpus gbrifti, Granfas BaB unt
Beepiue tdsli9 .......1 40 Nabm.
Ton aerrpille tdsli6, aussenommeu
Sonntass bMontass 1O:459orm.
Bon @errpille, Sonntass. ..7Mbenbs.
8on 9errpille, Montass. rs 8orm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-04
I, G q b / tel.

@ttle gSod]e mar lelfoem Der9af9et1.
Oas Sdmerite lag binter ben @epriifz
ten. Ser 9ufbrud bonn trauten Seim
mar ubne uiel dubsre @efiiblsfunb
sebunsen in's @erf seiett.
Die 8aronin blieb gum Slid fir
bic 9eberrldunssfraft Der Sbren in
Der INNER slei6en ftarren 9beils
nabmslol.9teit sesen ollie 8or9dnse bes
9ebens.
8emerfie unb peritano iie es gar
nidt, ober bate Der cine sroBe g1mer3
iie fiibllus sesen alles, mas nod
folste, sena9t? @tumpf nabm lie 9les
gis idredlides @nbe bin, uno gang
apatbiid lieB lie iiber ii6 oerfiisen,
lire gaden paden, iid in ben prdds
ti9en 8terer3u9 ieeen, ben Sammer@
berr bon Cleft Sen 8dbraer 9erri6afs
ten bel ibrer 9lbreiie 3ur Gerfiisuns
geltellt.
Iante 6rieba mar bie Seele oieles
| traurisea nmSuses, fie pfante, berietb,
fubr nod greSlali unb oerfauite, mas
an aoitbarfeiten Ser Sanlilie als pers
ionlides @i9entbum geblieben mar.
nNur lid nidt init @rinnerungs<
ballait idleppen, Der nadher Gtanoesz
perpflidtunsen auferlest. 9lles
INNER rabifal tbun, ermabnte iie
alice, bic fir ibre seliebte Wlutter
oieles nnb jenes Grinnerungsltiid ldS-
nerer Gage bebiiten wollte.
raenne feline sr0Bere 3borbeit, pre-.
oiste baS enersildje, alte Srauen3ims
mer6el rals ipenn Qeute an Der
gSeroe zines total peranoerten 9ebens
iid fdiud6lid on 9ieies ober Senes
anflammern, oem ;t 9iebe iie na6ber
in ibren Mobnunsss ober 9ebensperz
baltniHen Spfer brinsen miiilen, bie
tire Mittel berlieisen. MiuBte ldon
einmal nit allen lieben @emobnbeiten
bre9en, als mein ieliser 8ruber ltarb.
WeiB, bab es mobltbdtiger it, nit
einem enersiidJen Sieb elm franfes
0lieo BON aOrper Su trenuen, als eS
lanslam oaran peroorren gu lallen.-
Sur nidt feise ieir, liebes 9inb /"
60 wuroe auf 9ante Glfriebens 8es
treiben un6 our1 ibre raltlolen Be>
miibunsen Glles gu @elbe gema6t,
mas einen sewiiien @ertb bariellte
unb bon sllices iiolSer Seele BEN Druid
senommen, irsenb einem WleniGen
Danf idulbis su blei6en, benn serins,
ME bic Suinme aud mar, iie reiGte
fiir's Grite bod aus. bic beideibenen
8eoiirfniiie ibrer Mlutter uuo SarrDs
3u beden.
au6 iiber bes ssnaben 3ufunft mar
man gum Gntidlub setomnen. Seine
bodfliesenoen 9lane, Naturmiiiens
idaften Su itubiren uuo 0oridunss,
erpeoitionen iid ipater an3uidlieben,
oiele f0ltliden 9rduine mubte ct fir
INNER aufseben. 9(ber leinen Neisuns
gen mar bod 8e6nuns setrasen, leine
Sorliebe, i'm innisen 3ulammenbaig
nit oer 9latur 81 bleiben, euti1ieb
iber leinen fiinitisen iebr beif)eibenen
Veruf. 81 lelbit, in bem Der cole StOl3
ieiuer abtunft rubte, Sog Die oemiitbige,
aber freie slrbeitereriiten, bes fiinftisen
annlt9drtners Der slbbdnsi9feit bon
oem liebenswiirbisen &ammerberrn
bon aleiit Dor, Der ibm bic llnters
itiitun9sselb.r gum Stuoium iait nit
Geipalt auforangen mollte. stribur
bate obne Oemiitbisuns bas freis
miitbis ibm sebotene 9arlebn zines
Susenbfreuuoes annebmen fUnnen uno
mar idon In 3uri1.
(5Urtiebung folgt).
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I'm pas snftent a, retniae,,.

wirffam, aber tn faufter @eiie, iei es
bel Bilioiitdt ober In 6daen BON dro.
nif9er 8eriiopfibeit, ober um gieren
unb geber au lebbafier $bdtigtsit ans
auregen. Obne biefelben gu rei5en ober
su f6wd6en, Ober um aopfweb, @rs
tdltung unb Jieber su bertreiben, ees
braufe man ben Geigen : Sprup, ben
bic California Fig.Syrup Company"
liefert.
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siinitt9e 9ele9enbeit ni6t 5u perpai1en.
Giienbabn Tabr : Ylan.
8. & @. u. 8abm.
BID hrt.

Nad ct. Souls nia Sron Mountaiu
pber Wi. 6. & 8. ..... 9:3O Borm.
Na1 ct. 2euis pia Sron Mountain
N0uIe. :UU N0en09.
Nab 9earne td9li6 100 Morsens.
Na6 2arebo. o............9:45 Born.
Mnfunft.
8on ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M
&. & 3. 500 8prm.
8on ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & W.
e. & 8. ............. 3 :55 Habm.
Son Searne tdsfi6. 1920 Mbenbs.
8on 2arebp. 700 Mbenba
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nimmt. Nialt Rutrine nirb
bon Der berhbmtea anbeulsr 8ufd
8remins NHOciution bergefelt, pelde
8batia9e bic fir baiieIbe bsanlpru6te
Reinbeit, BurtrefFi6teit unb 8or5uge
garantirt.
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M. s.. & z. 8abn.

0a6 8aco, Sort @Drtb, Dallas, Son,
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb gbicago tag.
LID $3.50 Born. unb 500 Mbenbs.
Infunft.
Bon Gbicaso, ct. 2ouis, aanias gitp,
Dallas, Slrt @ortb unb @aco, tds-
lid ~ rs 8orm. unb 10 30 Mbeuos.