The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-21


sa14 q an American traveller M
mer L is with the lads trarener1
we have the most trouble. ii
venture % climb a mountain =,
they disregard al rules and n,.
ti0ns They invariably tread 4
to the edge Of q precipice As pos,l
while man walks As far from It I.
can
One Of the lifegaards at All,
/ City a popular resort on the ,Kew
sey coast ior aea-bathing. saif Ia.
All the accidents which have /.
place here for years are due 70 tba
regard b some bathefs Of proper
cantions.
Ropes as you see, are set "a "a,
through the surf 10 mark tie Init.
yond which il is not safe to "a
many persons insist Oh yentursr-
side Of these ropes at the IN
peril Of their lives.
The ID jority Of these iooih,.
swimmers are yonng women. Er,
day the guards 60 out % bring then
+ Sometimes they can not be- reael.
aud go down u the sight Of h
friends % shore. II they woald
inside Of The ropes there eoaIdSts
danger
The reasler Of these words, il
or woman. is no doubt inclined 70 !
sure severely the silly iool-hardiueu
these other women Who risk their d.
merely to show that they dare yoah
where la9 aud experience declare q
( Il IS unsafe 10 60.
But IS she herself 60 safe groundi
The young girl who dresses 10 sua
way as 70 attract attention ia pub'
who talks loudly in The car Or on IA
street. Who tosses her head and FL
saucy g,ances When she meets 3 grol
of Young men unknown to her. may
as yet i-nocent of evil intentions.
she is venturing hlyala tle
which have been drawn ior the
ton Of modest women.
Tie girl who receives letters al
nainiains intimacies which she dan
not bring before her mothers eyes
going beyond the ropes into DANCE
compared with which tie depths oi Il
cruel sea ere kind and piiiiui
So, too, the young wife who finds b
home and children and husband insu
fciens to lll her heart Or desires. a
who hcgins rs cultivate intimate fricn
ships with other men than the one
whom she has given her life sul
Friendships" are becoming more coi
mon every year in fashionable "a
The woman and man who indulge
them are fast going into deep and
gegous water.
It's often a fault Of innocent g.ria
look with conicmVi uuQu The oid-ias
ioncd rules and precautions which 81
cty has laid down Or their saie-gaui
and protection. u seems 20 them pi
tiresque and charming e be unconve
iionl and daring ,
Keep within the ropesl 81
them wait ruin and death
sUPKRsrTTIOvs ABOUT VsBTgs.
Ia Ireland q belt made Of vomaa
hair Is placed about a child 70 ke.
harm away.
Garlic. salt. bread and steak are p
into the cradle IF a newborn babe
Holland.
R0umanion mothers tie red nbh1.
around the ankles ~ their ehiidn
to preserve them from harm. while E
thonian mothers attach hits Of assais
ida 10 the necks d their offspring.
Welsh mothers put a pair Of iona<y
a knife ID the cradle % insure
safety of their children; the knife
also used Tor tho same purposes IL son
parts 81 England
Among the Nosges peasant ehildH
born at new moon a9e supposed
have their tongues better hung thi
others while those born a. the "a
quarter are supposed % have Ia
tongue bni better reasoning powei
a daughter born dnriug che waxif
moon Is always pgecocious
Ai the birth Of q child in lower Br
tanv. ihe neiehborhood women take
in charge. wash It. crack is joints a.
rub is head with oil b solder the q.
mum bones II Is then wrapped IL
tight bundle. and is lils are anoini
with brandy 70 make him q iuil Broio
The Grecian moiher, before puttii
her child IA its cradle. turns three ilm
arouud before the fire while singing b
iavoriie song 70 ward On evil Spirits.
In Scotland It is said that o. rock q
empty cradle will insure the coming
other occupants for H.
The London mother places q b.
under che head oi che neu born nia