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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10

oerte rotbe SGidt biloen. Yer 5ri6e
fer niro langiam entfernt, uno auf Die
Sberfldhe oss @aiiers gieBt man pOrs
ii6tig (iuoem man 4. y. elm Stiif
9apier ooer cine Srotidnitts auf BEN
0aiier ibpimmen ldbt) cine biduli6e
6liiiiieteit, bic Ieidtsr als @aisr 1T,
!. .. nit Slnte 9efdrbter Spiritus
(Sig. q. Mlun bat bann siu @las,
bsien Snbalt Die fraaS6liiden Ooer nors
ne9iI6en NatiOnalfarbsn pieoer9iebt;
ftellit Su cine brennenoe Serge binter
bas 8las, perbcn bic orei 6arben auf
bic @ano Ober 3biir 9spOrfen.
2dbt 9u bas Maiier i'm 6lafe Ii6
abtiibIen, ooer, nm Oas 3iel i6neller
81 crrei6en. ieBsIt Su oas @las in Ell.
ncn Sebdlter nit taltem @aier, mirIt
Su iebsn, Oab Der g9ein in feinen ro.
then 6doen Ourd bas @aiier binaufs
iiei9t (6i9. 3). alle orei 6liiiIi9teiten
mii9en ii6 allmGbli9 nit chamber,
uno bic auiteisenOen rotben Streiien
bieten i'm @erein nit ben berabIinten-
ben blauen Strsiien Elm Iebr eigentbam.
li9es Sdauipiel bar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10

Iein bat Iis ibm ale nit benz SUB btn.
9eI9ubbit = ia, unb iebt iibt iie i6on
ben sun3en Radmittag i'm @emiiIegars
ten unb tbut niats tpie beulen tbun -
ia!"
Sm nd6itsn 2tugsnblid persing bem
armen 8ubbit bDren unb iebeu, 10
tpurbe er gei6iittelt.
r&erl!" = ItDbnte Walter - yS6re
sin5ige Rettung pom Sobe lit, bab sic
mir bic 8ohnenlaube Seigen = Serrz
aott i'm bpben 9immel = ipp 1T Der
@emiiiegarten9"
9uobtt Seigte nit bem 9dumen eine
Ridtung - bic Spra9e bate er nod
ntbt fpieoergeiunoen.
Sm nd6Iten 2lugenblid itiirSte Dalz
ter bic Sreppe binunter - rib cine
Magb Inn unb flog ipte Elm 9feii ben
@artenpeg berunter. Sas niebere
Sitter, bas ben part pom 9emiiIegarz
ten trennte, mar BON innen perriegelt.
Gr iiberiprun9 es nit einem SAB unb
fab BON fern Elm lpeibes Sleib bur9
CRIME Ranten I6immern.
@r Iagte ni9ts. gu Dalis SiBen
fniete er unb aOg ibr bic SGnbe BON
benz peritDrten @eii9t.
yMeine @eliebte - meme SiiBe,
tpel6 elm fuy6tbares MiBperitdnoniB
lit SpiI6en uns. Wds ioll th tbun
sur Siibne. Sieb - i9 fann Dir nur
elm Sers bieten - ipirit ou es au9 nit
benz SUB BON Dir itpben9" =
Sic itieb es nidt fort. lleber i6r
berlpeintss 9eii9t6en Sog es pie Sons
neni9etn, als er ibr bic Summbeit bes
Burden ertlGrte. Sic beugte iich gu
benz &nieenOen unb le9te bic Qrme nm
feinen gals.
So mub i1 ppbl abermdls @naoe
por Redt erge6en lai1en uno Dir nod
einmal Elm Sera I6entena" = fliiiterte
iie i6elmii6.-rSeBt aber bait es feit,
2iebiter! = unb LAB es bic leBten Sers
sen gelpeIen iein, bic beute morsen
bur9 beine S9ulb sebro6en poroen
itnb. - 9as 9er5breden- mubt
bu bir bon nun an abgeipObnenl"
Gr Tp-drg empor unb oriidte nit
einem Subelluut iein iunges Slid felt
an bic 9ruit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Sir ,nfere &inoer.
Griii nno @mma.

rWte 1T ss, ainber". fragte Der
Papa am 5rsitag QbenO, rpolIt Sbr
morgen @roBmama beiu6eu2 Gs
bietet ii9 gerabe cine CUTE ReiIegelegens
bsit. llnb am SamItag hole i4 Gu4
pieber ab.
.2t9 ia!" riefen bu Srib uno emma
iuie aus einem Wunoe. nGber bite,
lieber pupa, LAB uns ni4t binfahren-
@roBmiitter6ens Sarm lit ia in elmer
Stunoe Su errei6sn. 9a mD6ten mir
liebsr geben."
nGmma 1T ia Ihon 5ebn. uno i9 bin
bereits fiinf Sabre att. fiigte Strip
binsu. pa nebms ih meine Sduls
taIde nit. 0as Detter 1T ia 10 faOn
unb Der 0eg troden."
~llnb i6 nebme aud einen S9irm
nit; ben brauden mir gegen Sonnenz
fdein unb Resen", bemertte oarauf bic
bebu6tIame emma.
gfa6 einigem 9eIinnsn ertbeilten bic
Gltern ibre Grlaubnib, unb 10 md6S
ten it9 oenn bic beiOen &inber am ana
bern MOrsen auf ben Deg.
Die Sonne i9ien re9t ipurm, unS
ebe cine Stunoe bergunsen mar, idben
bic 9ei6piiter f9on bel @roBmamd.
@ie pra6tig bas Sriibitiid mad bem
Wari6e idmedte.
9rOBmama freute ii6 iebr. ibrs Gnz
lei Bel ii6 gu ieben, unb ben &inOern
berging bic 3eit uuf Der 5arm gar gu
fdnea.
9lm Sonntdg Ra6mittag riiIteten
fie ii6 gum aufbrud. 9tls lie 9tbi4ieo
nebmen pollten, fhentte @roBmamd
ben &leinen nod 10 piele Qspfel. baB
Der tleineReiIetorb bieIelben taum faiz
fen tonnte. 9lus ibre Sai6en mubtsn
iie nod nit gu Silfe nebmen. 9tua eiz
men 9roben SUDDEN betumen lie nit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
MuS oeut aufiaB eiaes e6nIr
md0dtcnS.
llebsr G0iion, BEN arpben griinoer.

lleber Goiion, ben srpBeu Grfinber.
Oils S6pmas 6. gbiTon Elm tleiner
&nabe BON feds Sabren mar, od bate
er mitunter i9on broIlige Ginfulle.
@init tpurOe er BON ieinen @ltern iibers
al geTu6t. sic batten bic gdn3e Rafz
barI6aft na9 ibm abgelaufen, ,od purs
ben lie pl0Bli6 auf ZEN Stall dufmsrts
lam, mo er ii9 10 germ berumtrieb.
Ridttg, ba iab Der tleine S6elm iiber
einem 8Drbden nit Gisrn, iiber Die er
bebutIam Ietn RDd6en belt. gu 6ets
ben Seiten bate er 5utter geitreut.
gtuf bic 5rage Der perpunoerten gls
tern, mas er oa made, er5d6lte er ibz
nen: @r polle nur Ieben, OBJ er ntht I'M
Stanoe lpGre, feline Siibner Ielbit aus
subriiten. @snn tie oann ale aus ben
@iern beraustrDden, tDnnten lie glei4
losfrehen.
Seine beiosn Gltsrn ipdren Gsbrer.
Mit stp0lf Sabren berbiente er iaon
iein eigenes grot. Gr lag It6r piel in
Ieinsr Sugenb. Gr srrsttete als Sunge
elm tleines &inb bonn Sobe.
@insm 5rsunbe fagte er emit: S6
ipeiB eine quite Dirt unb Deiie cine
Na4ridt p6ne 9rabt lpeiter gu befors
bern. 9tuf bic gntport, bas lit nidt
mDsli6, ,erpiberte er ipuBsnS: Sd itede
iie in einen 8riefumI4Iag unb gebe lie
bem 8riefboten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Der ,uiBise papF.

3ur 3sit ptus' TX. lebts in Rom
eine pprnebme Sran5Oiin, bic ibrer
3abaoIen tleinen llebertretunsen bes
ie6iten 9sbotes ipesen, bon bensn ibr
meiit in Puris ipeilenoer Serr uno
9sbieter taum etipas abnte, dqgemein
betannt uno semieoen tpurbe. Gines
Sagss mitten i'm decentralization Garz
nepulstaumel fisl es Der fiinbisenSdD>
nen elm, um cine gluoienS bel benz
Papit nad3uIuden. OieIs puroe ibr
gelpGbrt uno pius fragte iie i'm 2aufe
bes 9siprG9s, tpie ldRge lie nod in
Rom gu bleiben sebente. sd narte
rur bas gnoe bes SdI6ings ab, uni
bier in Der etpigen Stdot uno penn
mDgIi9 aus @uer SeiligteitSGuben bic
GIfe gu empfungen", entgegnete nit
te5dubsrnbem 2d9eIn bic So6ter Sal
liens. Wtit polltommen erniter Miene.
faete Der &ir6enfiirIt: rDGre es nic6t
befsr, tpsnn sic rd9 Neapsl gingen,
MaOdme9 Der 9eIup lit gerabe in
TbGtigteit uno bd ipiirben Sic pielz
feidt geniissno 2tfde OOrfinbsn, mas
bier iaum Der 6au iein biirfte."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
9as 6Ias init oem oreifarbisen
SnbaIt.

8ieBt man nit 8OrIidt g8ein auf
@aiier, Edlt Der @ein iid betanntli5
iiber benz @aiier; bier petben mir ler=
nen, pie es um9etsbrt 9cma6t werbeH
tann, alio Der Q0ein bas @aier trd9t,
Dbne Oab beibe SlIiii9teiten iib nit eln=
amber mii6en. Wtan uerpertbet bier.
bel bic un9lei6e 9idti9iejt bes @aiiers
in taltcm uno parmem 3uitunos.
Msan eiebt tO6enoes g4aher in Elm
@las (pdble ein iolibes Glas. oamit es
ni6t seriprin9D; nit Silie zines
Sridters, Der bis an ben guoen bes
@laies reidt. 9iebt man gSein. ben
man porber gut nit Sis ab9etiiblt bat,
in oas 8las (Gis. y. Geblt 9u nit
@orIi6t gu @erte, wirO Der Wein am
SOOen oes 8luies cine Oeutlib abseiOns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
3ttr neuen @obnuit9.
Bon 9. Serwi.

@asen aller grt pOltertsn unb raI>
ielten nod INNER iiber bds pflaiter,
baIb bic gang unbeoed!en 9efGbrte ber
glrmutb, nit bem gsrs1gen Sausrat9,
ben eingebuRbsnen gsttItiiden, ben be-
ftaubteu 9ummibdumen, balo bic, auf
elaitii9en 6eOsrn ii9 piegenben, gez
ipaltigen llngetbiime, in benen bieGr9s
itdlltronen on ben Ssden bdngen uno
Die toitbaren Sslgemdloe unb Srus
meaur Ior9idm in &iiten berpadt on
ben gsppliterten Wdnben lebnen.
-. $50, 2ieieten, I4iebe man mod
bic spei Stiibls SuIammen unb binbe
ie fsite an, bet Der S9uiteri1emmsl
nod glab 6at. Der muB' ruff, bet i'd
bette gtbeno nod be Reparatur BORN
2lfeFer MAIDEN tann. so. -. iisbIte
be mol, mebr t0nnen mir nit uniere
8esns bette pp9 mid perOiexen, als bet
id jebt PferO ipieIe unb Su na4s
iG9iebit.
gu iieb ben 8eIen nal ber, nit benz
Su nod iriinoIi4 ausjefe4t bait 49,.
ben leien mir quer riiber. -"
nDilIem, ipirb N ooh BE- Hdbmds
f9ine borne MID rutI9en2 Oct bic
BLOB ni6t taput jebt. bic is meir SeIos
ipinbe ooer mein &lapier, bet Soft
bdrite, nat id ba6 -"
,Sbne Gorge, 2teIeten, aliens feIte
iei9niirt, uff Die Dirt tennen mir bis
mad 9lfrita ionOeIn 80. aber lpseBte,
chs MI Iosiebt, mD6t id nod ne tieble
9lonbe ristiren, 10 bet Spinoe uff'n
putel bic bier Sreppen ruutertragen,
bet bat's in ii9 49,"
Die 5rau banb ii6 cine fuubere sez
brudte Sdiirse nm uno fab ben Maun
freunbli9 an. rWilIem," Ia9te lie,
ptpeebte, i'd mDbt' mid mebr iern in
ben Seller iebn, bann iiebt mir unier
&arl, Der bod M 70 iut Dor be Ra9t
bsi bic 2eute unteriebra9t is, uno benn
mil er nit mir nit =. 0rauben ins
neue 2oI1ieb is oo6 unten en- Buns,
bd trattir i9 Dir benn ilei6 unO en-
par @iirIt6ens baSu 80"
rSo9 gut, 2ieieten E. manu- fertig
1T be Siite. MI tann's losiebn 49,"
gr iebte ben &olabrsIer auf, bing
ii9 bas breite 9urtbano I'm =
nSottsbiib." rief sr ii9 ieIbit gu.
Srau 2isIe itunb birten am Wagen.
nWillem," i6rie iis plDbIi9 auf,
nmeinen Seranium bGtt' i4 ia bsinab
periefen, I'm jrabe, mo er idpn Snosz
pen bat, Der brinst Slid in bic neie
Dpbnung, bas ioait 0u mai iebsn!"
rNa, benn ipute Dir unb bpIe 0etz
nen Sarten Der, aber benn balIi!"
Der Wagen polterte iiber bic unegds
len Steine bes !Sofes.
5reunoli6e 2lbi9isbsporte I6aIItsn
nod aus ben ge0ffneten Senitern na9
nun paren iie auf Der Strabe -. oa
pl0bli9 80. elm Salt.
rMutta! Mutta!" i9rie eine &in>
beritimme.
Sarl6en mars, Der auf bic &elIsrz
itufen getlettert mar uno nun bic 3iebs
gquipage porbei rpllen Iab -.
rMuttu, id min mit!l"
Die nit einem Rud bielten iie an.
rNa, oa BAIT be ben Salat," lndte
Der &atsr, ypeebts, 2ieIetsn, nimm en-
man nit, benn iino mir bod ale Sus
iammen, Der 9engel niiroe ans bod
rieIig feblen."
nMutta, briiIlte aarl9sn unb tors
telte auf c;e StrdBe. -.
@s bau;rte midi ldnge, ba iab er
bergniigt srpii1en ShuItsrI9emmel
uno Geranium.
Gr i6lug in bic biden SGno9sn uno
I6nal3te nit Der 3unge.
6ruu 2ieis iab tbn itrablenb an.
Damn rafelte Der iaperbslabene
Dagen ipeiter ieinen Weg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
9as steS pom e6,ptteerpates.
Gin sodseits.g gantus. BON eopiu sOrmanl

ElH Sph3euS'eanIus, UpH VuluH Ooth'u"''
0isle tauienb Si3ttrjun9en
Sabeu Sob uno Yreis uno Rubm
Seit SabrbunOerten geiuRgen
&uf has S6tpie9sr Wtuttertbum.
2abt uus ieBt Der gaelt gu Grsuoen
0lit Der Ssele 9uu3er Rrait
Qluh nal Noefie Oergeuoen
Quf bic S6pisssr 9atsribatt.
SreiIi6, Nqes ber,ujdbIen,
Qpas fir i'm, ben GOlen, ipritt,
Sieb geoulo uno Wluis qudlen,
Mletcrlana nitrO' meiu GIeoiht.
Srei BON alien Gigenifaften
(Srei itbon! Sbrit bus, 56uiessriobnO
Sie iein tbeures Sd bebaften,
Moden ibn gum gSunosr ibon.
Grittug bat Der Gbrcnfefte,
WMitergitig alleriUdrts,
llnter taosllOisr Saeits
&u6 Elm bito 9aterber3.
glls uor ibm bic 5o6ter fnitte,
Shpieaeriobn, Oer9ib es ntsD
Rief bies Sers: -Su meine BieteH
Sod gleib Oruuf: rSisr bait ou ite!A
Tam bcfbt sr siuen 5tueitcn
26rpsrtbsil, Der ipeltbetannt.
Mus benz yrad, benz bentoeitenr
8agt bic oito @atcrbGro.
Sieie Sauo fie tbut uus loden
Ser gum Sbmaus aus Germ uRo 9Gb,
MUrgsn sreiit fr uncribroden
Sufiir tief in's portemonnnie.
Sod oas Sritte, urO Sas Bette,
SiBt, beOenit man es 9enau,
Neben Grad uuo neben gSche,
limb 1T sben bod - bic Grau.
ats uidbt iIar pis fliif'ee Butter,
Sbfpie9eriobn, bier beibts ReipeitD
GrIt als Wann Der S6niegsrmutter
Wlsrtt bic gpelt, mas in ibm itsdt.
So, 70 III er, fSeiteeroFen,
Ser uns beuts Der eHtbot.
Sod nun isi bas Sob bei6loHsn,
Senn ionit pirb por Sbam cr roth.
2obt bic glGier oufipdrts ih.pebeu,
Sduhjt unO iubelt: Slid unO @eil!
S6pieaerpater, Su iollit leben
limb nit Sir Sein beites 5beil!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10

-9uteRepltt. Dame: sd
fuge Sbnen uur: bic Chen iperben i'm
9immsI eei6loiien." - SunggeIsus:
r0ssbaIb beiratbs i4 AUDI Hi4t BEL
2sbssiteR."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10

- Wie niisIid ipdre ss bod oft fir
BE 0ummheit, psnH is Idbpsissu
tDRnte! ...
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10

= 9as fdusIGFe Mittel.
pppuIdr su tperbsu. 1T: ii4 bIamirsn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-18
q "a TO
Bears .ba n The Kind You Han AiN2YS Belrt
d NaeTZNEEEm
CANDIDACY OF w. Q. CROMWELL
For Congress. as Endorsed by the Enid
.Inrrnni

Guthrie. Q. T.. July 1.-THE candidacy
OF W o. Cromwell for congress S form
ally announced by the Enid Journal.
which says: "The FL Reno Democrat in
IT'S last issue says that v. 0. Cromwell
IS being favorably mentioned throug hout
the territory rs the proper man for the
fusion forces % nominate for congress
az the Oklahoma CITY convention or July
81, and the Journal desires 20 endorse the
suggestion and say that in our own judg-
meat judge Cromwell IS BY far the
strongest man that the fusion forces can
nominate. for many gsd reasons. lie 3
strictly IN accord with al the issues upon
which the Democratic and Peoples party
agree. He Is sound. conservative
thinker. and never has been troubled WITH
any wiz idiosyncrasiss which 20 with
tae formation of new parties be is a
most f5rceful speaker and brilliant
caupaiguer He Is a close personal friend
of w :. Bryan ard stumped the district
to- B-ysr when he last ran for congress
and Z Bryan IS elected president nc man
in the territory could d5 more for Okla
homa than " O. Cromwell IS onr dele
gate in congress
If the rotation Is - coatinue. aai il
must continue Il fusion S 70 continue.
and Il Should &c distinctly Understood
and settled this year TIE P09aI.sss shah
have the nomination and n tvo wears
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-18
IT'S AMONG The PROFESSORS
That Matrimony seems to be Epidemic
just Now.

Guthrie o. T.. July 17-Recent events
appear to indicate the presence of aviru-
lent form of matrimonial fever among
the professors Of the territorial institu-
tons of learning. Only last week the
marriage of Prof. Edwin De Barr, pro-
fessor Of chemistry at the Norman uni
versity, to a young lady in Michigan was
chronicle, to the deep surprise of his
many Oklahoma friends; and now comes
the announcement of the marriage Of
Prof John field, director of the Okla
homa experiment station, to Miss Cora
Emerson Of Winfield. The ceremony oc-
Cured last Saturday at the home of the
brides parents, DR. and Mrs. E. w En-
erson. After brief honeymoon in Col
orado Prof. and Mrs Fields will return
to Saltwater where they will make
their home. Prof Field for the past
four years has been director of the Okla
homa experiment station, which is con-
Quoted in connection with the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college at Still wat
err Although still a young man hit has
acquired a high reputation for accuracy
and skill in experiment work and the
Oklahoma station is regarded at Wash
ington as a model Mrs. Field was rec
ognized as one of the society leaders of
Winfield, enjoying a high social standing
as the daughter of DR.. Emerson. She is
talented and highly accomplished
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-18
BELIEVES IN REV. JAMES
Rev. j, A. y mpsOn Has No Doubt of
His sincerity.

Oklahoma City, O. T., July 17.-An In
terestng item in regard to Rev. James
comes from Mcpherson, Kan. 1t reads:
Rev. ]. a. Simpson, a Methodist min
lister of Kansas City, Kan, rode as far
as Wilder, Kan, with Rev. James, Fri
day, and to him the unfortunate young
minister told his story. He explained to
me-" said Rev. Simpson, Saturday, that
there had been a mistake on the part of
the attorney and administrators Of the
estate in England. 1t seems that there
were two sets Of James children in the
family several years past. one bearing
the same name as that Of our friend
Rev. James had been duly notified. and
of course. FASTENED across the sea, only
to find upon his arrival that the fortune
belonged TO another Do I believe him?
AS much as I believe that 1 am alive
There is no deception or attempt at de-
ceptiOn In that man. A talk with him
would convince any sane man Of that
fact He is to be pitied for 20 all but
have your hands on twenty million dol
lars and then lose 1t. would make any
one feel depressed think"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-18
Is AFTER THE ENCAMPMENT
Perry Sends Delegation to Wait on
Governor Barnes.

Guthrie, o. T., July IA delegation OF
Perry citizens. headed by Mayor J. l.
Pancoast, called on Governor Barnes to
day TO urge the location Of the next an
nuaI encanpment OF the Oklahoma Ma
tional Guard a. Perry this fall Besides
Mayor Pancoast the visitors included
Hon. J. J. Boies. register Of the land Of
fee; Captain Sam 3. Wadsvorth. D z.
Z Howendobler and ex-Mayor James
Lobs!tz. They made strong represen-
tation TO the governor Of the advantages
possessed by Perry as the place for the
en aEnpment. comprising among other
ADVANTAGES a fine body OF lard for camp
and dril purposes. an abundance %
water. etc. all within easy access q the
city The governor informed the visitors
that he would not determine the definite
location OF the encampment fgr some
time yet and that in the meantime ne
would give the claisn o. Perry due con-
eF7a-atfo0
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-18
ACCUSED OF COUNTERFEI[ING
e. Meyers and Bill Morgan Arrested
at P0nca City

Guthrie, o. T., July 1.-THE Ponca City
Courier says: Chief Jones made two very
important arrests early this morning. 1t
is charged by Walton McClung ana 9TH
ers that C. Myers and Bill Morgan are
counterfeiters. Jones knew his men and
made sure Of them. Just after arresting
Myers as he was boarding the north
bound train, he hurried to the camp yard
on South First street and found Bill
Morgan had already been given the tip
and avs about ready to skip. Morgan
claims to have lived at Arkansas City,
but has been in Ponca City for some
time 1t is claimed that these men not
only offered to furnish $40 gold coins, but
produced the molds and showed McClung
how they were made at small cost, actu-
ally turning out some of the coin. Also
that they made a similar proposition to q
business man Of Ponca City. Marshal
Sisson viii take the two men to Guthrie
to the federal Jail
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-18
se aa1iena Daily gao aa1edresdau sorasino auy

from now the Democrats are to have It
and this made the basis of an agreement,
that is the only way to retain the ma
tional strength of the two parties in a
coalition II this is to be settled basis
Of fusion in the territory, then the Popu-
lists are entitled to this nomination ard
there is no Populist in the territory that
the Democrats would support more hear
tly than they would Judge Cromwell
The Journal is for him and is always for
a home man.
What viii the Democratic delegation
from Garfield county do about it. With
a little push from them Judge Cromwell
can secure this nomination and Enid
have the nomination and probably the
next delegate to congress"
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Comm ssioner's Court at Miami.

Vinita, l. T., July lin the United
States court at this place Judge J. a
GIL made an order this morning cancel
ing the order placing the United States
commissioners court at Falkland I. T..
and establishes q commissioners court at
Miami l. T. Harry f. Don Carlos
United States commissioner fer The Sixth
district. VIII hold court AT Miami begin
ming today for one week in each m-nth
Court week at Miami VIII begin on the
third Monday in each month.
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WOODS C0UNTY'S CORN SAFE
Wheat Is Yielding 22 To so Bushels
Other Varieties of prosDerity

OIher varieties OF Prosperity
Woods county so far has Jared extreme
ly well a big rain fell July to I, and
again yesterday morning While the corn
in places was needing rain, no material
damage has resulted SO far, and with
conditions right from now on, our corn
crop viii equal that OF 1899 The wheat
and oats are the best grade and best
yield Woods county has ever had. The
wheat yield is from twelve to thirty
three bushels per acre, mostly twenty
two to twenty-eight and thirty bushels
The county will easily average twenty
bushels per acre.
Alva is going ahead in her quiet way
New houses are going up and new en-
terprises are being started, one Of the
latest being a 20. Go0- bushel elevator with
latest improvements by OraweI Bros,
old timers here; also one by P. c. En-
berson. Besides, Kramer Bros. and the
Wellington Milling company, each has
one to supply their mills with wheat.
Evidences of prosperity are seen on
every side. Many homesteads are prov
ing UP, and building new houses, barns,
granaries, etc. There are about 300 pub
LEGATION notices for final proof in the
Courier and Chieftain. which shows good
judgment on the part of settlers as there
are some 1000 final proofs to be made in
the next eighteent months or two years
and the yhad better get a hustle, as else
they may wake up some fine day with
a good live contest for noncompliance
with the law, and find, when too late,
that they have slept on their rights.
Apricots are gone. Peaches, melons and
such fruits are coming in.
Our taxes will be about 4 per cent this
year for all purposes and next year not
to exceed per cent.
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great length. That satisfies him.
reason with him in way / believe
reaches him"
THE Indian is a child -
yes, the Indian is a grown child. He
wants to know the why and wherefore Of
everything. He is satisfied, if you explain
TO him. 1t is useless to try to bulldoze
him. 1t cannot be done with success.
What about shutting an Indians
rations and payments off to make him
send his children to school
THAT is not success. 1t does not
compel the Indian to send his children to
school. My plan is to call the offending
Indian in and ask: You have a little
boy?'
Yes he will say.
He is not in SCHOOL,
"No.'
'''Then you do not love him.
"He protests he loves his child.
Then 1 tell him that other people send
their children to school; that they are
growing up to be smart men and women;
to know great deal; to have advantage
over his little boy, and that if he loves
his little boy he viii send him to school
I have found that successful"
Major Stouch believes in being firm,
but not harsh, with the Indians. He has
not entirely prohibited dancing. He has
told them that ration day they can dance
in the evening, but that they must stop
at 10 O'Clock and go TO bed and sleep,
and not dance all night. The Indians
have strictly obeyed this injunction.
The major is a very interesting gentle
man. He is a westerner with a western
mind and character. He was stationed at
Fort Dodge, Kansas. in 1856. and fought
the Cheyennes, now his charges in Okla
h6ma. Since coming to his new post
many of the older Indians have told him
that they remembered him.
He was recently visited by Hamlin
Garland, the author. He says that Mr..
Garland talked to many Indians through
an interpreter and is preparing an article
treating the Indian from the Indians
own viewpoint.
Colonel Liscum,. mortally wounded at
Tien Tsin, is an old friend of Major
Stouch and Captain McRea, under whom
is Lieutenant Humphrey of Wichita, in
the Philippine campaign, is Major
Stouchs son-in-law