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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
SMIERC SKUTKlEM IA

KAZENIA. 49, Jak ostr6znym bye
na!ezy prey opa>rYwaniu ran, do
wodzi straszny wypadek, kt6rego
o6ar9 padia Narya Za]aczkowska,
iona ,nspektora kolel W 6tanls}awo-
vie. Zmar}a wyc,ska|a ieduei re
znajomYch wrz6d p3lcami ole
nalezyc,e wymytemi, ~zata'}a sobie
brodawke ma twarz7. Nast2rlfo
sRutklem teg, zakazen;e krwi Lie
pomog&a operacya natychm'ast
przedsiewzieta, ; kobleta W sile
wleku. matkA 7 dzieci, zmsr}a po
k,Iku do;ach c'ezk,e] choroby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23

E-.rs-EE& G"EE 1tH lH@Eggs @@GFTEHs G-~ "SHrE &Ess-&
Kobiety natychm'as: poz,
wiane znstaja w1zelkich dolegliwo-
Sci icb p1ci w}ssc;~ ycb, uzywajac
severy Kob'eceqo Regulators
,Femsle Regulatory: wsmacnia on
organY, zwalc;a ~szelk,e n!epoo
rzadk; j powoduje zdrowe dziafa-
ME organ6w. Dzia|a dotroczynn'e
W kazdym waeku 2yc,a. Pisac pc
nasza ks1az,czKe 0 %chorob1ch Acbie-
cych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23

% NE dobrze m6wi wlasnsjj ro-1
d1,nie. o;cu, matc,e, siestrse czy
braoie ale ny ] n;egodzlwY jest
TAXI, co ]ete!i urodsif sie Psjakiem,
ma swycn rodAk6x nastsie ! cierni,
jest -oszczeirca wlasnej ojozYzoY.
20.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
iKTO Sic 3 ME 1ElI Ua
CYL, il EDRU
GIEGO NAUCZYC.

EFE4tEjG
Wlelka Y TEN przysfowlu ola
ksziego cz'oaleka przestroga. VIZ
dzicie saui jak to. pracow.G POI
trzeba, zebY sic nauczyc czytac.
p,sad !, rachowac, iaka potem 2 tego
korzy66 dls was samych ia
chwa1e Boska Ola was, Re pozna-
Gle wiele rzeczY koniecxnYch do
zycia i dc gospodarstwa, dow;ecle
si9 o .om co by Ra}o ma tel sgietej
ZEN, nas,ei l ma ca}ym swlecie,
iacY to ludzie z7li pr2ed laty .jacy
panowall kr6lowie, co sig dziaio z
ta Po]ska, co VASE jest ojczyzna,
a chws}a Boska zYsxs, gdy zaczn,e~
Gle modlic Sc z ks,azek, c2ytac
~sliczne modl1twy l 6piewac pobozne
p1esn,, przeznaczone przez kosc'of
ma dn,e uroczyste po"szednle.
Kto ME um,e .caytsG risaG, i
tego ME nauczy, bedzle 80
SERGE bolee, IL W m1odosc1 ucz,c
SIC n'echc,a} i ~p6z.lejs.e sobie
zycia osmucll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
PR0ZNOSC

IROL NOSC hODlECE1'
PAM Regina Btazowska, staruszka
zamieszka4a " Krakowle doznala
silnYch obraztn M gfowle wsxutek
padn,ec.a ma MA windy domowej.
Gdy zawezwane p%ogotowie c5cia}o
opatrzyG r1nY paul Btazo wskiej do
c:.ego jednak koalecznem by4o
wygolen,e.... k,lku w}oskow --/ta
wrecz odmowl4a opatruaku lekar.
skiego, wobec czego pogotowle z
niczem powr6ci3a do a~lsena1u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
!, GALIOY'|i.'.I

l$8%. @fNtA aR&5 %S&H3 B8#& &4s#4 %RHG AVa{4&E$&5&%H #
Il KRAKOW. --I Rekt rem 90.
Jesuit6w na Wesoiejj v Krakowie,
v miejsce mianowanego pr,owiroY7as,'
lem @. Leddchowsklego, o. Anton,
Boo, bYtY rektor v Nowym. saczu,
GALICYJSKIE wicskl DIE
szYce, Altulesyce i Wolasleszyka
zostaiy IL Maj. zn,szczone przes
pozar. Piomienie r~ozszerzy3y sig
TAX predko. ze W ~oreeciagu godz,ny
trey wloski lezalY " grpzach 2
1850 dom6w tylko try pozostaty:
Szesc tYeiesy osob jest bez dschu.
KRAKOW. Zjazd chirurg6w
polsklch odhzdzie sie W Krakow,e
z pocza:klem drugiej po}owY~ lipca
b. r., W kl'n,ce ch,rurgicznej. Prof.
Rydyger ogtasza " sprsw,e tel q
"Przegladzie lekafshim":.
Me o~znac4aiqc dz:slai j~eszcze
sclslego terminu otwarc,a zia,du.
zapraszam nlulejszem do licznego
uczestnictwa i do llczn7cb zglos1en
odczyt6w, kt6rs pr1y1mule przewc~
d~niczacy lnb tel .ekretarz zjszdu
chirurg6w polsk'ch. Chorzy zamlej~
scowi, przeznaczeni do demunstrao
cyl. jakotez przY:zady i prepara;y,
=na]da przez Gas y)azdu pom:esz-
genie W kiinjce tlilurgicznej.
Rownoczes. lie 20 z;azdem Cd
bedzle SIC wystawa narzedzl l
p~rzYrzad6w chirurgicznYch, k:6re
nadsYfa6 MONA do klin,k,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23

~ -" d D
pu:a"e opow:adanie o dusw;adczeniach
matki zony jest tylko Dowt6rzeniem
doswiadczenia tysjecy ION i matek W
szczssllwych pod innym wzgledem do"
mach ~ naszym hraju. Troski i stara~
MIA mad utrzynanicm domu j rodzinY So
pc dluzszym czasie h~azardowne ola
NJ jsilniejszego nave. nrgaDlzmu i wkl6:-
ce po~<ostawiaja Shady podniszczonyn.
systemic. Pan; Barbara BandowaJ 1881
Geyer st St. Louis, No. pisze 0 SVEN
doc wisdczeniu co nas'epuje: ,.Jest juz
przeszlo rok TEN kiedy zaczelam podu"
padaG m zarowiu. Slablam T. kazlym
| dniem prawie, tax, lie wreszc.e ME bye
lam prawie " stanie cnodz:c. Coy
wiecz6r nadszed4 byl4m prawie zupelnie
zmeczoua Prace. k,6:ej trocte mial~m.
musla}am ]wykonywat W rozycyi sie-
dzacej. M'alam bolesc, W piecacb, W
nogacbz W ram;onach, tax, 2e oby0cit
SIC " }6zku ME moglAm. W'e:zcle sta
lam sig talk o:} .b,ona i wynedzuisla, re
ME mogl IN karmi6 meg, dzieciecia. z
tlulncsca moglam movie i czulam
jakby ciezki kam:en spoczyws4 IA mych
piersiach. Obawialam sig &c to poczat-
KEN suchot. Taxi byl moi stan, gdYm
zacze}a zazJwa6 Gomozo. Zaraz z po~
czatku cuban sig slabsza 20 uzyciu
l.karstwa, sle nova s!}a wrc:il'. Boz
les.i. W moich plecach zn'kne}y 20
=ha}am zem stAla sc znowu zdrowa
kobieta. Ceuj2 sic teraz lepiej nj czu~
lam sic przez wle!e, wiele lat.
DR.. ri ira Gomozo p1zez sw6j spe-
cyalny salad Jest zast6sowane zN{Aszcza
ola de|ikatnyca orgauizm6w kobiecych.
Pfzynosi do dom6w sw,a,l3sc klvfca
przez polepszenic W cle,pienisch i przez
wyredzan,e cnol6b. Me jest to iaptecz-
ne leka~stwo. Sprzedswsne ludowi
wprost pfzez mieJscowych agent6w
w~1ss~ic:els ORA Peter Fahrney, 112 -
ia ST. Hoyne ave., Chicago Ill.
GruntN ma sprzedaz
Nssz Kodak Wojciech Ptterek
W Duluth, ma ma sprzedaz 240
ARROW dobrej zie1ni z budynkami; .
Gn.eza,e pod Dnluth, " M'nneso-
c,e. Is ARROW ]uz wyklsrowanych,
bez kam,enla bez LIis, a reszta
T. drzewem f3kami.
P6ft6rsj mill Cd tel fanny Jest
polskl kcs lot " Gnlezule, do kto-
rrgo doiezdza ks Sroka z Dnlutb.
Do szko}y tvlko cw,erc mlh. Ma
farmach " Gnitzaie jest juz SO
polskieh f.milii i chca NJ &C ~las-
pego sta}ego proboszcza.
Pan Poterek zada ID ak,er,
gdv kto ~s:zystko kup', s dolarow
gdyby k,a>. .cbolaf 40 hub so :kr6w
kup,d, 20 : budYnkami zauasby
"a akler l2 dolardx-
fisao do Meg, pod adresem:
Woio'eoh Peeterek, $40 ) ave.
E.. Daluth. Minn.
zAPIsYWAc. wIARUsA.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
TO TRY TO gEsMIRcH SAMPSON.

Every since it became known that Rear Admiral Samp
would be witness in the Of inquiry, and that
he had probably engaged attorney to represent him
the Schey partisans laid great upon the latter
fact as indicative of weak case or something worse One
Of the Schley newspapers speaking Of the Of
the inquiry remarked that at may go TO the
length of permitting persons in secondardy interest the
privilege Of employing counsel before the court This
plainly alludes Sampson But the phrase ego to the
length finds warrant the traditions Of courts Of in
curry Unlike the practice Of court-martia the judge
advocate the forthcoming trial will not be prosecuting
attorney but merely aid to the bringing out the
legal bearings of the case supposedly quite much
side the other For the accused to be represented
by counsel is rather and is every whit sign
fcant the witnesses whose relation to the
case is as close as Admiral SIMPSONS to the
thing The only has full power to admit to
clude any attorneys that themselves but the
precept itself explicitly suggested considerable latitude
when said: The may any time to others
interested and entitled thereto like privileges These
privileges refer to the right be present either in person
by counsel to crossexaine Witnesses and to have
access to the departmental files.
While it is somewhat delicate subject to speak Of, the
disguised in naval circles that Admiral Samp
for many months the he be"
mentally physically His friends feel that is but just
to let known his health been such some
months make it cruel fasten the responsibility
upon him watching the long trial unaided Everybody
now assumes that the trial will last till congress meets
with foryx witnesses already announced by the judge adj
vocate and Schleys list containing thiry-seyen
seems purpose the Schey attorneys if their
studies the department records furnish any light
the exoneon of their client the extent that it
and wherever possible into an asperson Of SIMPSONS
ord ITO clear one win be to convict the other" is cur
phrase which doubtless summarizes the purposes of
the exceedingly sifu attorneys who have Schleys case
hand In these circumstances it is especially necessary
that Sampson should be represented by counsel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
ouTIiNEs OF OKLAHOMA.

II E. Mcbride has turned the Edmond
! Sun over TO AIR. Z. H Jayne.
] Some OF the negroes at Stroud escaped
with only their shirts on
Owners OF gins in Oklahoma are de-
nying the report that they viii sin Tor
the seed
BY this time next year some town in
the Wichita mountains viii D. bucking
AIanitou.
town of Eddy last week getting TO a
handful OF nickels.
Miss Jessie johnson. OF Okarche. died
last week from oyer-werk during a
teachers institute.
Fred Knapp and Reed Crawford. OF
Chandler. have bought the Stallard dis
tinery at Saltwater.
The killing Of the cotton crop in Texas
has lee 10 a crisis in the agricultural
portions of the state.
The statutes OF oklahoma provide for
the removal OF any officer who IS proved
10 be a habitual drunkard.
Last week. after the riat at Stroud
sign was painted and stuck up on one
Of the prominent corners which read,
Niger. don't let the sun go down on
Some OF the farmers in Oklahoma. the
southern part OF IL, VIII put in a crop OF
potatoes and see If they can't get some
before frost.
Warning in the Pond Creek videtre
Young men. especially those possessing
good looks, should be careful where they
lose their keys.
twins, four months Old, died within two
days Of each other at their home in
Okarche, last week.
The Stroud Messenger says the loaf
ers, not the laboring men or the business
men, made up the mob which drove the
negroes from that town.
Several of the towns in Oklahoma are
INDUCING in Fete champetres. Until
Leslie Niblack learns whether the stuff
is green. red or amber, he isn't going 10
touch It.
The Stroud Messenger. speaking Of the
riot against negroes there, SAYS: "One
officer with 45 Colts revolver could
have stopped the mob. Has any attempt
been made whatever"
Harry Gilstrap of Chandler. IS not in
favor of selling the school lands when
Oklahoma becomes a state. He recOg-
nizes that all the lessees VIII make a
big fight for their sale
In Lincoln county a man ATTEMPTED 10
commit suicide. His neighbOrs rushed in
and prevented the deed. This so pleased
llc man mat saturday ne gave SumpI-
uous banquet 10 the neighbors.
A colored woman in Chandler named
Aggie, refused 10 leave town. She was
requested to do so several times. but
didn't seem 10 hear A stick of dynamite
was placed under her shanty and she
heard and left.
The name OF Gotebo, the town between
Mountain View and Hobart, on the Rock
Island. has been changed TO Harrison.
G. H. Paul, of Arapahoe. formerly an
nounces that he IS a candidate for city
attorney OF Hobart.
Cordell Herald: A party of our Chris
tian Indians accepted an invitation from
their Kiowa brothers TO attend camp
meeting held at Rainy Mountain school
last week. Among them were Rev D
P. Oakerhater and family. Of Bridgeport:
Old Crow and family, OF Whlrlwind IN
dian School; VIM. Little Chief and fam
lily, of Colony; Black Wolf and family.
Of Harmon; Little Hawk and family,
of Cantonment; Left Hand and family
of Shelly; Iron Jacket and VIM. Little
Elk, Of Watonga: Little Wolf and fam
lily; Standing Bird and family. Of
AraDahOe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
THE WORLDS METROPOLIS.

Other things being equal the greatness of nation
least point of population expresses itself in the size of
its metropolis.
For this reason it is quite certain that New York
destined be the metropolis of the world within a
years IN the last years greater London has increased
about II per cent At the time New York has in
creased 81 per cent
AS things are tending New York viii be the
worlds metropolis in about twenty-five years. London
contains about oneh the Population of England while
New York contains less than onesevneenth of the popu
lation of the United States and has vast immigration
draw from
TO be the metropolis of the world means to be the
fountain head of the worlds banking and commerce and
the of finance. Whether all this is worth the
moraizaton that such vast aggregation of people viii
tail is something of question
republican form of government is already admitted
failure New York AS the city its high
the possibility Of its being able keep life property
safe win be watched with increasing interest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

bet the records other years faith in the
prowess of their fellow countrymen
very intelligent laying of wagers. but it will
probably win and very American its seconfdence
its eager belief in the nvncbilty Of American champions
and its impotence of delays Bets might be made with
more accurate knowledge of the chances Of success
they put of until week before the international
races But doubt many Americans will risk large
gladly at the earliest possible date.
contest for the Americas cup brings out the great
gaming and sporting the American character
bold relief a national trait which be
ignored by those who wish to understand American
methods and American civilization
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
UNCLE SANS SPORTING BLOOD.

II great wagers, al heavy odds our cup defender.
whether Columbia Constitution. have been made by
Americans with British admirers of Shamrock H. such
betting simply proves enthusiastic and thoTouehgong ma
tiona pride and general confidence in American ability
to win any contest with our consns in the British Isles
There nothing in the public performances of our two
fastest yachs which justaes giving odds that either Of
them can beat boat whose owner ana designer asserts
has been proved from eight minutes faster than
the first Shamrock course Of thirty miles on
thai showing the coming race ought be extremely close
with TIE chances little in favor British Yacht
But it doubtless true that many Americans DO NOT
know or care anything about close figuring on the relative
speed Of yachts when International contest is at hand
They only remember that many British yachts have come
over the ocean for the Americas cup ana have all been
beaten They believe that what has been done Yankee
sailors. designers and builders be done again They
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
AUSTRALIAN RACE QUESTION.

The signs are multiplying that the question of alien
labor VIII constitute Of the difficult problems to
be settled the early days the new Australian common
wealth has been brought to the fore somewhat unex
pectedy by the refusal of the royal assent TO an act of the
queensland legislature authorizing the expenditure Of
$4,000 on the erection of sugar mills owing to q
clause against alien labor the instance of one
Of the labor members The large number aliens in
Queensland is attributed to the action of Sir Samuel Walker
Griffith in 1883 when he with the aid the Liberal party
legsated against the further introduction Of South Sea
islanders into Queensland and the return OF all alleged
Illegally recruited boys to their islands Sir SamueIs
action compelled the sugar planters in sefproecon to
look further adeld fer good labor large numbers Of
Indians. Japanese. Naays Manila men, and others were
introduced into Northern Queesand. When Sir Samuel
Griffith allied himself with Sir Thomas Ncllwrah in 1890
and acknowledged that the continuance the supply Of
kanakas was necessary Tor the protection OF the sugar
industry, and army of aliens had been imported AS the
Liberal party weakened the Radical and Labor parties
became predominant ana the cry CT Australia for the
white man prevailed everywhere 1t was adopted both
br Nr Barton the present premier and by Nj Reid the
opposition leader Labor members hold the balance Of
power in both houses and the plank of their pst
form is the exclusion of ali coloed races from Australia
The question is What viii be imperial parliament say
TO this There is in Queesland an almost unlimited supply
Of agricultural labor Tor which the Manifestation East
Indian is particularly wen suited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
INVITING YOUNG MEN TO GO EAST.

Go to the Philippines young mani" says Congressman
Hull Of Iowa.
Congressman Hull generously excuses himself from
going because he is not a young
country that is only good for young bears evil
dence OF being country full Of hardships Besides
what evidence have that Congressman Hull would go
if he were young? Politics much better than roughng
it in country full of brigands, where Congressman Hull
thinks that 10000 soldiers required for some years
to come.
The right fellow to advise people to 90 to the Philip
pines is somebody who is ready to 90 with them.
This is saying that there great prospects for
capable young in the Philippines But it would be
better believed from somebody who has fortune
there and got back with it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

Lena Head beautiful rich blonde of New York has
married her guardians landscape gardener despite pro
tests In nearly all races with love the pocketbook has
the nag dropped it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

Lawton the Boston man. VIII make kindling wood OF
his yacht the Independence But If she is as contrary
as she has been in the past she won't burn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

Professor Petrie Of London that it is positive
that has been earth 5000 years. genera
ton isn't much more than he snap Of a spark.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

This is the way Roosevelt dsposes of Trggs who saws
that Lonsefow wrote nonsense Who's Triggs? He does
net like Longfeow. / do"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

Mr. Shaw Of Iowa he isn't going to drop business
for the presidency Occasionally you viii find man
who is too busy TO be great
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

Secretary Root viii recommend cutting down the army
in the Philippines The large standing army alarmists
VIII be torn away from another argument
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

The latest photograph Of King Ed. shows him with all
his robes but without his crown. He isn't going to
sora-ol bis head lor any lho.ogranher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

That ColombanVenezuela trouble is like Pigs in the
Glover. As soon you set one army disposed Of the
other begins dancing around promiscuousiy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

Eugene OF Leuchtenberg died at St Petersburg Saur
day He the direct descendent of Eugene Beauharn
the OF Josep hine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

Nr. Baldwin the Kansas man. is now near the North
Pole and VIII soon have to be rescued
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

= running rare may excite New York It is so English
you know But the horse in the harness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

Is there something the matter with SIMPSONS mind
There is mystery ahou1 his serious illness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

The Sultan win pay those French claims all right bui
he doesn't proposed TO be bluhed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

Roosevelt is keeping his shead above tie vice presl
dency in excellent shape
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

Now what on earth did Deliver start the Shaw boom
f0re What's the scaeme2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03

IRE man hunt in Missouri has ended. Tie passion q
he mob has died away
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03


That Coombianv trouble is ike Pigs in tn,
clover As soon as you get one army disposed Of tn,
other begins dancing around promiseuousiy
Secretary Root viii recommend cutting down the army
in the Philippines The large standing army alarmists
VIII be torn away from another argument
The latest photograph Of King Ed. shows him with al
bis robes on but without his He isn't going t
scratch his head for any photographer.
This is the way Roosevelt dsposes OF Triggs who say.
that Lonsef0w wrote nonsense who's Triggs? He doe.
net like Longfellow. ] do"
Nr Shaw Of Iowa says he isn't going TO drop bushes:
10 for the presidency Occasionally you viii find man
who is too busy to be great
Eugene OF Leuchtenberg died at ST Petersburg satur
day He tue direct descendent of Eugene Beauharna
the son Of Josephine.
running rare may excite New YORK. It is English
you know But the vest wants the horse in the harness
is there something the matter with SIMPSONS mind
There is mystery about his serious illness
Mr.. Baldwin the Kansas man is now near the North
Pole and VIII soon have To be rescued
The Sultan win pay those French claims all right bui
ne doesn't proposed TO be biufed~
Roosevelt is keeping his shead above tie vice presl
dency in excellent shape
Vow what on earth did Dolyer start the Shaw boom
for What's the scaeme2
The man hunt in Missouri has ended. TIE passion q
the mob has died away
The times., 1901-04-07
AN OLD EQUINE FESTIVAL.
Special Honors i'm Hindoostan still
Given to Horses.
(From st. NichoIas.)


Do-se-ra, or the Feast of Horses is
very old festival in India. The HindoOs
say that on time long ago the god of
Rama went to war with the King of Gel
Ion and was victorious because his army
had better horses and builocks than the
King army. So yearly. at a time OF
new moop, the Hindoos worship the
horses and bulocks.
! had never heard of this festival and
on the morning of Dosera | was SuTpriS-
ed to find my Arab pony Raja, all trim
med with bright yellow flowers He had
a wreath around his neck; long pendants
of flowers hung about his ears, anklets of
the same bright flowers were tied around
his legs Just above the hoof and again
above the knees; and tiny bouquets were
tied to the harness in many places, and
on the reins, too.
1t was pretty and | am sure Raja felt
dressed up. for he was dignified and
quiet all that day, and carried his head
a little higher than usual. Sometimes he
does frisly things. but we are not at all
afraid of him, for he is intelligent, and if
we say, "Rajai Raj ia in a decided tone,
he seems to know that we wish him to
be digniffed. Rajah'' means king and
we gave him that name because we think
him the king of Arab ponies.
At Dosera the buliocks, which are as
much used here as horses, had their horns
stained with bright-colored paints, gen
orally different color for each horn;
and strings of little tassels OF many differ
ent colors were tied from the tip of one
horn to the tip of the other, or bright
pieces of ribbons would be used instead of
tassels.
The white horses, of which there are
very, very many here. and the white bull
locks, too, were painted, some in stars
or in round dots. Others had the rising
sun painted on both sides of their bodies,
in red and gold colors. Some horses had
only their tails and names colored, while
few drivers painted the sides of the
cart and the wheels also.
After all this decorating was finished
the people made pujah to the animals
which means that they worship the horses
aid the bullocks. 1 could not find any
one who would tell me if they worshiped
the carts, too. but l think they did. Aft
er this is done the people give each other
presents, which should be of gold. but
as the people are, most of them, too poor
to give gold. they give the leaf of the
gold" plant. and that answers very well.
When evening came. and the coachman
VINO had trimmed Raja with the fresh
flowers had not received ''bakshish," he
felt very much neglected, and sent word
to me that it was the custom of the Coun-
try to give the coachman a donation. l
sent him rupee and made him quite hap