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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
@aas idnloig.

Seine nd6fsn 10 Sabre pirb er i'm
3u4tbaufe 5ubrinssn--gaur fur5e
gsrat6ung @eitens Der 9eT4pO'
renen. = Grbislt bus 6O4lte
StrafmuB.
6einri9 Maas, alias Suttus Nd=
than, tpuroe 9siisrn Nu4mittag bon
ben @fI4pprsnsn i'm 8reIsgert4te gu
Sopfon, 8altimore4&ountp, Der Be-
rau6una bss Supslisrs 4leranper
Su66arD T9ulbtg befunben uno erbielt
BON Ri9ter 8urts ous 6O4Is @traf=
NAB, 10 Sabre 3u4fRuuS, 5ubittirt.
Maas mar betanntliA Der leBte
9euqe, Der asn Mittpo9 pOn Der Ser
tbei0iqun1 auf Den 3eugsnfano gsru=
fen tpurbe. @ein 8reu3per6Or Ssitens
bes 5taatsz Qnpalte6 Ntc2ane mar
furs, bod tpuroe er in bsmIelben quai
qe5tpunger, ein3ugeIte6en, Dab Ietu Ell
qentli6er Same Sulrus Natban lei
II. baB er Dor Is Sabren BON Osur4z
LAMB na9 4merifa fam. ST pet9erte
Ii9, Nntporten a63ugeben, bic i'm I'M
criminiren f0nnten. Bon benz gdn5en
Iauborgriff min er Ni3ts gepuBt
baden, nod ie in Baltimore gspeIen
fem. Dim Sage, an tpeldem Der aau6
ausgefu6rt tpurbe, lei er in Nepzgort
gepeIen. Nm oarauf fOlgsnben Sage
babe er M1oreD, ben nod ni4t perbafs
teten vbritten" Mann, getroffen, unb
bie1er babe i'm erIuft. cine 4n5u6l
@4mudfa9sn gu pertoufen. gr,
Maas, 6abe mil Morsp Gin l1,6erstnz
tpmmen getroffen, Dab er Is Pro3ent
oes @rtrogss erbulten fpae. Gr babe
bic S6mudTa6sn Johann pertautt
usTo bei ieiner 8idfs6r Murp9p unb
Mprsb aufammsn an~getroffsn. Am
folqenoen 6reitao lei er ber6dft.t por=
ben, unb man 6obe cine ubr uno Settle,
bic Mpreb inn I9enfte, in Ietnem Be-
Ibe eefunben. 3eugs 6ehauptete, oas
I4on frii6er erpdbnte 8etdnontb lei
19m pom 9dpt. WCo9Iasle4 III JleIp=
Yort abge8tpungsn pprben.
Die 6eiosrIeitigen 4npGlte beenbt9z
ten eegen 8 l1br ssfiern Na3mittag
i6re plaioppsrS, unb Iobunn 5pg Ii4
bic Surb CUR 8erathung 3uriid. Sic
entT@ieb fi6 balo auf 94uioigIpres
dung, unb Mi4er 8urts ertbeilte
Maus pine langes5soerkien 10 Sabre
.3udtbous, bic 6D9Tte 9trdfe, gu. @S
1T m6gli9, baB Der 9ertberbiger bes
Waaas qtgen bas l1rt6sil appeQiren
mirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Briefbef0rocruna mad bem auslanbe.

Sn Der nit Dem 2. Mdr5 1901 en-
oenosn Bo9e i4lisBt bic eusldnoii4s
poff m bieiem 8ireau, pie folgt:
bie pp1t fir padets lit tdsli9 ppn 9
ubr Morssns Biz 5 ubr Na9mrstass
(aus9enommen Sonntaqs) seOffiet.
Sransz Wtlnntifhe Poft.
6reitag. 9 ubr Nbenbs, firguropa.
per Oompfer n@plum6iu," pid piDz
moutb, G6erbours uno 9umburg (oe
Yoit fir Srlanb mub be5ei9nst iein
rper Goiumbtd") >; UNI IL ubr Ha9ts.
fur europa. per Sampfer .Gtruria,"
pfa Quesnstpnn.
go mad ii bzunbgtntraE
Mmerita. Wstinbiene etc.
Sreitas, 1 u6r Na9mittugs, fir
Cuba, pia Sampa; II l1br Na6ts,
fir Porto Ricp, per Oampfer San
Suan;" fir Nafuu, pia Miami; fir
Curacao unb @ens5ueld, per Oampfer
n9ilbur"; fir ct. Sbomas, 2eepurb
uno Winotparb ( Snisln unb 0smu@
tara, per 0ampfsr 5~ontabeue"; fir
9aiti, per Oampfer rPrins Wau>
tsts"; fir Samaifa uno 9reDtppn,
per Oampfer nQIene."
Die pOit na9 Neu<5unolanb piu
Norb%Sibnsb unb mad Miquelon pia
Bottom i9liebt bisr tdsii9 UNI 8 ubr
Na9mittuss; na9 9onourus, @uatez
mala unb golta=aica pia HepzSrz
leans tdsli9 um 8 ubr 46enbs.
3rans : pactfic 81 It.
Sumtas, z ubr 9benbs, fir Saz
tpaii, Sapan, China uno be pb:lippiz
men, pia San Sran5isco; fir autraz
lien, Nu Seslano, 5if, @amao u.
5otpoii, bia Sun Sran5isco.
Die Srons : pucific : PoIt piro
abgsi9;dt tdglid nod ben 9Gfsn obne
Mufsntbalt Der uehrlanb & Houfe.
a Nnhipa mnrfipIh MnHmpi1sr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Nus Dem Snnercn Warblann's uno
ben atsrenaenben Staten.
uufdIl,

5ranflin 5. Bruce, elm 3immsrz
mann aus GarIin's 8un, Sur oroz
Gountb, fpurbe am OienItag 4beno
bon einem fur9tbaren l1nfaa betrDfz
fen. gr mar nit me6reren anOeren
4rbeitsrn nit benz 5dlen BON 9ol5
fir giierba6n5tpsde in benz Waloe oes
6rn. 6. 81. Gourtnep in Der Ndbe bon
Mbetbeen be 6dftist. Gr tparbe bon Ell
mem faGsnbsn 8aume getrofFsn uno
su aleidsr 3sit bic SGge, bic er 9anoz
babte, essen isin @eli9t eeOriidt, nell
.3e Ieten Munb uno fein @sIi4t in
ffredli9sr Weiis 5erflsifdte. Oas 9ez
4pitt bes 8aumes aeri6metterte faIt
ieoen &nofen 1sines 9eli6tes unb auz
berbem erlitt er anbere f9tpere 8erletz
sungen.
Np9 I'm Strife.
ONE unionleute Der S6apdMirlen
Nr. / unb 2 in Der MsDsrsbals> atgion
haben Die Nr6eit niebsrgelegt, neil Ell
ner Der Qrbsiter, Elm Dump Mun,"
5i4 Der Union nt6t anI6liebsn uno bic
Gompasnie ben Mann nf4t entlafen
tppQte.
SpieIen ni6t M t.
Die aaosttsn beg st. Sobns%Golz
legs" in Mnnappfis psrben ii9 ni9t III
BEN Snauguralions > 5eisrli6tsitsn
bes prGlibenten betbsiltgen. Dem 9dz
tdiuon tpar cine Stslung in Der britt
ten 0ipilion brett binter elmer Nsgerz
Gpmpaenie 5~ugepteien lpOrben, Die
Dem militGrii9en S~nitrufteur Waior
Wm. $. SbompiOn, etnem ebemaligen
Sffi5ier Der 8unbesarmee, nift 9sfiel.
Gin @ntfibrungsperu d.
@rpBe Nufregune bat fi9 Der 8ez
fpobner bon Sparta, ga., elmer ffsinsn
Srti6aft, ubsr ben am Sienita9 erz
fpletsn @eriu4 bsmd9tigt, bic Is
Sabre ate Wifma Bifoe, cine angel
li9e Waiie, gu entfiibren. Oas MGOz
den tpurbe bon einem Manne unD elmer
fyrau angsiproden, 4pelde IS gum Wttz
eebsn gu iibsrrsben fu6ten. Wls bds
Mdo6en ii6 tpsi9erte, 5og Der Wann
einsn Rspolper unb forberte e auf,
m~it5nssbsn. Sn bieiem Iugsnblide
eriGien Elm 9%etpp6ner beg Dries auf
Der 8i(bFld9s unb pereitelte Dur9 iein
GrI6eirsn ben 9lan bes fauberen
pddres, bds enttam.
Strite gsnonnen.
Die 4ngeftslten Der r9olp6g3ob=
len4Gpmpaenie" BON Milton, ga,
tpeI9s am DienItas dusTtGaoig mutt
ben, neil einies 9rubsnarbeiter bic 10
pro5snt ~bstraeenos 2obnsrbDbung, bic
Bel 9sen0isung oes lebten srobsn
Gfrifes bstpiltgt lparbs, ni9t er6islz
ten, inb Mi.tpo9 our Qrbsit 3uriidz
aetebrt, nadpem fs ibrsn Iusitano gez
iponnen BADEN. Superintendent 30
bertion lisb ben Sefretdr Der Union
Mine Worfsrs" gu Ii9 rufen, %erfannts
bic Jorberuns oer9lrbeitsr an unb berz
ipra9, ben Srrtbum tpieoer gut gu ma
den. Die Mufbebung DEG Stritss mar
bic Sclge unO bic 300 4neeIteaten
febrten aur Mrbeit 5urid.
Srrenanftal erDffnet.
Oi. rlsus SrrenanItalt in 2ancafter,
9a., tpelfs foeben nit einem &oitsnz
aufpanbs bon 100000 fertig ssiteIt
tporpsn ift. tpurbe am Disnitag erOffz
net. Cine sroBe Nn5abl 2eute. mebz
rers Ri4ter, idmmtIi4e 9ertpaltunssz
beamten unb 8ertretep Der prene,
tpobntsn Der geremonie Bel. Die neue
Mnitalt bat 8dumli9feiien fir $50
psrlonen uno 1T cine Der poaltdnpigz
item ibrer 3rt i'm Staate.
Mutter unb &tn6 per-
brdnnt.
Das 9aus oes 9rn. 5bomas Wileb
In Dor9efkrE puntn tparbe am DIEM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
SdrcfIi6rr Snh zines Ginbes,
Die brei Sabre ate &atfe s3bp5eGi ers
trihtt in ein.m 6ettbebdItsr. -
4nbere unfdQe.

Gin ieltiomer urfuG, Der ben Sob
Der ~tleinen. brei Sabre alien 8aFie
3bo5edi, Soldier BON Saeo6 9bp5sdi,
SIR. 622, Siozgonbftpdbs, CUR 5oIge
battle, ereiqnete Ii9 geTtern Na4mit:ag
balb nod 3 l1br i'm 8oreer3immer 6ss
erIten tStpdptrfes beg osnannten
6ouies. Oas Sinh ertrant nGmli9
in 8egentpart feines @atsrs in einem
ReFel, Der friibsr sttpo so 9funb 6stt
enthulIep bate, our 3sit aber nit
Wafer an9tfiGt mar.
t6r. 3bo5edi lit S9ubma6sr bon
9roFeiIion unHo mar UNI Die g%snannte
3eit eifrfg an Der Nrbsit. Die feline
&atis ipielte aGsin nit Dem 8ater in
benz 3immsr 6epum unb muB babel in
benz Wufer beg &eFels geplGtf9ert
baden. SIR 8oter mar nod Immer
an Der 4rbeit unb 9Ioubts, buB Dag
Sinh Ii9 aus Der Stu6e sntfernt bdz
ben miife, ala er plDBH9 our4 eirRn
94redensruf. ausgefOBen pon Der
Sants beg &:nbss, Nord 8o6inSti,
iiberrai6t purbe. 0Rfd& mar aug
Dem 9oFruume beg 6ouTts in Oas
Simmer g~etreten unb battle bds arrns
tleine Sinh entoedt, pie es nit BEN
8opfe unb Dem SbertDrper in Dem
8efeG ftat. Sis rib bus Sinh fofort
6eraus, unb man fanbte ua8 sinsm
4r3te, bod tonnte bisier nur erttdren,
bab &atie tobt lei. Goroner Or. Gi>
lep purbe beno9ri9figt, enti4Rb ies
bod baB Elm unfuq pprliege unb Elm
SnqutIt ii6srfIiifTi9 III.
Nnbere unfGlle.
Der 16 Sabre ate @bpin Gratpz
forb fiel geitern an Der Gde bon @arz
rem Z @lbenue unb DiQiam StraBe
bon einem Wagenr unb ebe sr i'm
@tanbe mar, fi9 gu erbebsn, traf i'm
bos 9fsrb nit sinem 6uf in bus Sc
ft9t. Der Sun9e, tpel4sr in Nr. Ala,
8rinbaGItraBe, po6nt, begab Ii4 no4
benz ,MarDldnber unipfr1itdts : 9oz
fPta[," tpoieIbt cine Gr5tli6e Inter
{u4ung ergab. buB feline Rinnlaoe gsz
brpfEn bIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Der ndd3Fk
Spnntass Correspondent
entbdlt U. u. 9Soloenbes:

entbdlt u. u. SOleenbss:
uOas peibe 8lsio," BON Ser
mann Menfss; vglpr 9aar," bon
grette 9uilbert; v9aula's 4ua
gen." bon Sans 8oppsl; nJaIi6e
SIKe," Sfi55s ben u. 2attzSslsk
Berg; nS4uIoig ODER unf9uloig,"
aug benz 2eben bon 90. &rpnedar;
p3pii6en S9ier uno aulturz
meni9," BON &urt 2aBplb; nGiz
ne 9alentine unb feline Gplgen,"
cine 9adfii69el6i4te bon 6. BON
8sre; r@el6itTtdnOis," elm por9
trait na9 Dem 2s6en BON ST. bon
80ber; n8sltma9t," 5~ortieBung
bes Iomanes BON M. Stabl;
Neuigteitsn aus Der alten 9eiz
matb; Sin Drama i'm polar<
els" @r3Gblung BON u. Sbeinert;
6amorifrif9ss nit 8iGbern.
Mubsrbem ausfubrlfhs Be-
ri6te iibsr lofale 8~orfommnife,
fopte Ha9ri9ten aus BEN
Staate; e6enfaqs telegrapbIi3s
Hadri6tsn aus benz Nusz unb
Snlanbe Biz gu ber 3eit, fpenr
bas 8latt our 9rsfe gebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

Qus Baltimore Gounz
=. - 5r. Gbarles ). Snor, Super
intenosnf oes Baltimore : 9ountqs
6~eueralurm : SeIegrup6en : @9ltems,
6egunn gefern nit Der Prtfung C,r
Mifqlieoer Der Gountp : 5euertps4r
6esii9Ii6 ibrsr 6d6igteit, bic @6la9e
Dies qsT6isht, I'M pomOgli4 untd'
bloc 6seusrms6rleute aug oem 9ePor7
temenf aus3umer3en, Die eli 5e!lsr'
spebr : @tdttoneu liegen in Sop1or,
@opangtopn, @arbenpiGe, Wlount
@aT6ington, Mt. 8inanS, GatonS1
pine, Rolanb 9art unO Qrlin9ton'
GpriBenbGuier fino in ROlanO Yart,
Canton unb Stgblanotatpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

Scott Sadon feft gebdG<
ten. - Scott Sadfon, Der Neger, Der
am kBten Samitas Q6eno feline 5ran
i6ob unb, als sr perbaftet puros, ben
@eriu9 ma9ts. ita bic &sble bur63nz
fdneioen, purbs seitern MOrgen DOm
81. Soiepbs4SoTpital" in Die nDrbz
Hide poliosiitation gsbru4t unO fir Elm
peiterss am nG4ften Montag tatt5uz
babmbss 8erbOr feftsebalten. @eine
Srau tpirb tpabriasinli4 i'm @tanbe
fem, am Montus bei'm 8srb0r als
3eunin neaerl i'm duf2ntrsienL
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STANDARD 2sraIeg Ompagtte.
1eO ~

Sinh 3useIprO6sn. Die 9O45sit ois
Qaares Fano am II. NuguR 1897 uno
Die SrsnRung an 17,4prll 1899 ltdtI.
Ntus GprporatfOnen.
Die rMurDlano 2oan COMPANY"
tpuroe g~sIterr-mit s:nsm 8dpitdl bon
$4,000 Don 8nl. 6. 8epRr, Chm.
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Die ,ROnzSam Bomb @ompanp"
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3affee, fueldber aef1ut,

She, bsr ni6t isines @lsi9en bat.
3uder gum &oftenpr.iie. Oiesiins
Sbata4en in
6. 3. 8ennp's 10 itdbtiiden 2Gbsn.
(2ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
@t6ttg fit Nnsetgenoe.

in Marsians eri&.tnt ausn BEN .1euti&es
SprreipsnDenteus ieine etnliae b.gti&e 3eituns,
spel&e cine Sruds4reht b.fst. bic i'm etanbe IA,
bic uuflaoe eS .Gtuti1en gsrrispnstateas In
keniser. ala
flnf Stttuoet
IN srud.a. Sis grsH. ses .Gorr.fssnS.nten' sanr
bic auflase irgene .iHer onosreH tdsli&.H ssut'
f6en Seituns in Narplano in
fhnf Wttsutett
brudtn. feliea unD ~abi6bIsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
9erabseiette Sabrpreiie naH @aib:
inatpn.

Die npsnniplOanisr Giisnbabn@
GOmpugnie" miro aug @eranlaHuns
Der EMANCIPATION an l., g, 3. unb 4.
Wdra grturfions : 9iQete mad Wafb<
ingtun fir ben 5ubrprsis bon elm Oolz
lar uno 5tpan5is Gents ($1.2O fir bic
Runoreiie bon Baltimore perfausn,
fir Die Hiidfabrt big gum 8. Wdr3
ailtta. (58-63l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

Gs 1T Elm 6ebler, gu benton, baB
W~dgenitioep pl0Rlih tommen. Sic
entIts6en gep0hnE9 lan9fam. Or.
4uguIt ROnig's 9amburger Sropfen
nebmen ni9t lanae, oi,IeIben 2u Re'Itn,
fon6erR 6silen IofOrt.
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StntioEeK.

@etterausfi6te - Sir
Marplauo unb ben Oiitritt COLUMBIA
triiberss Wstter am Greitag, Rsgen
pber S4nss, nit fteigsnber Sempsraz
tur am Ha9mittag obsr in Der Ha9t,
tlar am Samfta9, lei4te iuorpsitli4s
Ipdter p~erGnberli4e Winoe.
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Der Qeut(6e Correspondent.
Treitas, ben L. Wdrs 1901.
unferbaltmmeS.N catpciier.


rMIiftzI tabemie. "-Oeie Wode:
sGapio Sarum.1
rGpceum@Sxater." - Oisit Wohe:
tdgli& itti @aubenilr @ orttlunssn.
n9cuioabItr. : Sbeater." - Oieie
Ho6e: Sbonas Sbso in fola,Eosm 9roeraItm:
Gonutrtaq uno 5rtitaq Nb,uDs - at Sell 8att.s
6aunitae Datinet p6auf."
Serbs Sp.rnhaus. "-0eie Mo6e:
ssbs e~rsateit Sbina in tb, Worlp.'
.Spipdrb : auditorium" - Sieie
gBo8e: sSis Seribner 6bOap.' SdgIi6 iipti Sorz
teaunaen.
3sbntes Psabpop5Recital = 9eute,
ben /. Didra, 4 lbr 9a6mittuss.
n2abor : 2bcsum." - ontae, ben
4. Dtdr,, srobr Mastcnbuu in Der euGe.
yWrbsiter : MGnnsr6or." Mon=
tag, ben 4. Mdr3 Wusfsubo1 in Der .Gtrmunta.
M1nnTdor &alle.S
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Sis Dpier Der grippe=Gpibents i'm ud6ttu
Winter %befinotn fb inter Senitnietn, b.ren Snz
ITEM f6 uibt BON ben Gri66pfunetn Ddbrenb bts
Sommsrs erbSlt bat. Or. Siteertg anoo=
furosgiters, srobts iiiSdmerita1ii5ss Gtdrtun9ss
initial fix ihtnnha @erianau-
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Wn Sas 8mblifmttt.

Bfr erloubsn uus biermit, Dem
publitum mit3utbeilen, ouB mir in
f.iner, irgenb peI4er 9inIi6t nit irz
genb einem rGombine" ooer ,Sruf" in
@er6inbung fteben, unb oaB mir fort
fabren tperbsn, %pp[itGnoi9
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Sinb sic auf bic 6drt.n bss @inters Srrbtr.is
ttt2 Dr.. Sisetrt's 4 :
tsrs frdftigt sas spftuL bsIfbt Oos SIut uHo
nsrhiuhrA QranRhAitGA-
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s,,o. s,uaz Climb
500 DO 8 4 % &c %. ) SIar.
s.oo " :o.s4 "a "a N.s8.l Q aIar.
Wittl. Barsm.tern. 8 o "a pohF. Iberm0meterr...3S
IiittI. Sb,ruuuetcrt. 80 Jlieoriaf,r a
Die bohte S6ne1isteit oes @inbes in elmer tunse
betrus II 9teileu Don NoroirefsH.
1as ~seffrise sSstter-3ie ~niebriafe Geupsratur
bes s~eifriseu Gases aut uahbenanztea Stationen
mar, ME folat:
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@etterberid1t.

Der. 6taaten gS ett,r,S ireau.
Baltimore, ben -. 5ebruar 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
una66dngtg

gu 6lei6en, tpis mir es Itets gepeIen
itnb.
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bas 8latt our 9reFe gebf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-05

In climbing this ladder Of life. we
leave the rounds behind and they are
soon forgotten. So must it be with the
days themselves and with what they
bring. How many things now look
little which once looked large. who
cares 70 remember his toiIsome days.
his tossing nights. the pains that
wrenched his nerves. or the pangs that
smote his hearth The steps must be
taken. the voyage must be made. but
the incidents BY the way are forgot
ten ia the destination. Welcome ars
the experiences that conduct us to
wisdom and goodness to power and
peace. Welcome all the rounds by
which we may ascend.-Charles g.
Ames
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-05

small Doses OF Alcohol,
The immediate effects OF small doses
Of alcohol on the nervous system have
only been demonstrated comparatively
recently. says an English temperance
publication. Professor Victor H0rsley
has lately lectured on the action OF
alcohol on the brain and nervous sys-
TEN, and has quoted the experiments
Of Kraepelin. who found the reaction
time Il. e.. the time between obsery-
ing a signal and indicating that It had
been obserYed) distinctly diminished
by alcohol although not consciously so
10 the person affected. These have
been confirmed by DR.. Kellogg and
others. DR.. Schmidt and Dr. Fnrer
have published elaborate tablets Of
numerous experiments on the action OF
alcohol upon mental operations, such
as learning lty heart. associations. re-
quiring chiefly automatic movements.
were at first rendered easier, yet these
were soon done with increasing dim
Guilty, while the higher association
were. from the FIRST. enfeebled The
Increase Of automatic actions is no
proof Of stimulation. All such ac-
tions are performed more readily when
the attention Is not fxed upon them.
Il Is as would be the case were mar
cote TO affect a horse and his rider.
but to affect the rider frst AS the
grasp Of the reins relaxed the horse
might start OF more quickly end more
erratleally, depending upon surround
ing circumstances. because free from
the check and control Of his master.As
the influence extended gradually to
him his movements would become in
creasingly sluggish. The excitement Of
the drinker is the result Of surround
ing stimuli. not checked 0y the iudg-
ment and viii. which are at once en-
feebled. Hence. we maintain that tenn
perance. 4 e.. self control is pro-
NOTED by total abstinence from drugs
such as alcohol. which weakens it.
Other functions Of the nervous system
have been proved BY myself and others
to Be impaired By alcohol. even In
small doses. such as one or two tea
spoonfuls. for instance. the sensibility
Of touch. the acrteness Of vision and
hearing, and the muscular sense. In
all these cases the subject is perfectly
unaware Of any injurious alteration.
and it can only be demonstrated by
sensitive and accurate tests It may
be truly said that the devil in solu-
ton is a devil Of dissolution. disease
and death gThe immediate effects of
small doses can be shown 70 Be in-
furious ~ precise observations. but
the effect is cumulative and becomes
obvious after several years Of con
tinuance L IS this fact Of unques-
tionabie harm done b. alcohol with
out warning to the drinkor. both I'M
medlately and after years Of moder-
ate drinking. through chronic degen-
Grafton Of tissues which render ihe
auvice to take it moderately So danger
ous apart altogether from the real risk
Of acquired craving for excess
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-05

A quiet hour spent alone with God
al the beginning Of the day Is the best
beginning for the tolls and cares Of
active business. A brief season OF
prayer. looking above for wisdom and
grace and strength. and seeking for an
outpouring Of the Holy Spirit, helps
US to carry our religion into the BUSH
ness Of the day. II brings JOY and
peace within the heart. And as we
place all our concerns IN the care and
keeping OF the Lord. faithfully striv-
Ing to DO His win. we have a joyful
trust that however dark or discourag-
ing events may appear. our Fathers
hand Is guiding everything and will
give the wisest direction to all our
tolls.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-05

The world IS good. beauty and
wealth and knowledge and power. they
are al good. to be desired. and to be
enjoyed. What then? Get and keep
and live at ease7 No. that Is death.
not life. Get and give. not get and
keep. Is the Law Of the universe. How
ignoble that ancient conception of di-
vinity. "the everything gods who dwell
at ease"i
The man that only lives and loves an
hour.
Seemed nohler than their hard eterni-
ties"
The Deity Is not an idle monarch.
pleased with contemplating his own
glory. and creating a universe of suf-
fering and struggling beings 10 pro
mote his glory and self-satlsfaction.
He Is not content 10 abide IN a bHssful
heaven. He Is among us as One that
Herveth. Woe to that man who will
not also serve. for be shall die. There
Is a kingdom. and Il is coming. Il is In
our power to hasten It Or to retard it
not to stop It. Il Il the kingdom OF
God and His loving subjects III man
will take his place in the kingdom
and work together with God and his
fellow-men 70 sin and suffering. he
shall live and grow. and be shall yet
rejoice to see the kingdom come. II a
man will cut himself on from that fell
lowship and try 70 attain to some-
thing by himself. he shall fail He
may take his ease II his wealth. and
care not who IS poor while be Is rich:
be may take his ease IN his learning.
and care not who is Ignorant while he
s. learned; he may take Dis ease in his
religion and care not who Is lost If ne
e saved; be may take his ease in Els
virtue and care not who IS wicked II
be Is upright He win lose bis soul.
Neither his money. nor hls learning.
nor bis piety. nor his virtue shall save
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-05

ATOQEC CSs

years old. 23l North Monli0rd avenue.
says the Baltimore Sun. Seventeen
glasses Of whisky. two glasses OF beer
and one Of ehalf-and-halff went down
his throat In seven minutes. The feat
was done on a wager. and although
Evans won the bet be nearly lost his
life. According to Evans story be
and a crowd Of young men we're IN
the saloon Of Nicholas Ertel. 619 Dun-
can place. about 8 o'clock Monday
night Evans boasted OF his capacity
for drink. whereupon one OF his com.
panions. Edward Burke. expressed a
doubt as to Evans being able to drink
more than any one else In the place.
Evans then said he could drink more
than Burke could pay for. The lat
ter agreed and Evans consumed rapid
ly the drinks already enumerated.
which cost all the cash Burke pos
sessed. Evans friends were congratu-
lating the young man on mis- victory
when he suddenly reeled and fell to
the floor He was picked up uncon-
scious and taken TO his home. A ply
sician was summoned. who applied q
stomach purap and administered NOR
phia, but the young mans condition
was regarded as critical until yester-
day morning when he was able to cit
mp in bed and talk. Evans is evident
ly proud Of the record made. but says
he has no desire to repeat the expert
ment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-05

Some sensational facts concerning
the prevalence Of abstinthe drinking
In the Swiss army have lately been
published by Dr.. Chatelain. a military
doctor on active service. He states
that out q the 100000 men who have
passed under his care within the last
four years. 24C00 mea aere suffering
from the effects Of abslnthe In a great
er OF less degree. Onicial statistics.
he adds. also show that u per cent Of
the male population over q years Of
age Of the Is largest towns in switz-
eriand ere every year the victims Of
absinthe, and the vice is spreading 70
an alarming extent Dr.. Chatelain ad-
vocates the passing Of a bill for the
control Of the sale Of absinthe