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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-06
MIGk's Good TuTn.
By EvALINA RAsBURY.
Author The House on the Military
Road etc

Author The House on the Military
Road. etc
Copyright. 1901. BY Daily Story Pub. Coz
You CANT mean Il fer allus. Susie.
said stalwart Frank Swain, as his
troubled gaze shifted from the gun
in his hands 70 the angrily flushed
face Of the girl standing before him.
You oaint mean ter throw me over
Ter er little thing like that when you
well know you're the only gal iiyin
ia give the snap uv my finger fer
Why darlln', I'D die fer youl"
The girls pulse Quickened. and her
heart relented a trine at the mans
words and manner. but no trace Of
the softening Of her anger was In her
voice as she replied. Deeds count Ter
morn words with me. Frank Swain;
'twus only las Friday thet cousin Ed
saw you talkln' 10 thet Amos gal ag' In,
when yon well knowed ] was plum set
agin your speakin' to her"
So Ed toll you did he?" he asked
With rising wrath and a queer little
hitch Ia bis voice.
Yes he has hearn me say many
a time ] allus calculated 70 be hust
with the man marry. an ! s'pose he
didn't want ter see me fooled"
Mighty kind Nv Ed considerln'-
well. ain't er goin' 10 say nothin'
more about the matter but this. that
pore unforiuait gal was in deep
trouble an her father beln one nv my
mill hans an laid up with the rheu-
matls'. an her q stranger here, she
IFS nachcriy come 10 me. ! couldn't
refuse 10 listen 20 er persons state
ment as their mlsfortunes. could II
! couldn't turn my back on a defense
less GREATER could Ian a woman At
that"
But you've turned your back on
me. Prank
Per Gods sake don't say that my
dear eal. why chill"
Wen end IL: you 90 an listen "a
the Amos gal. I'm done with you. See
here. when this chip comes noatin' M
old Tyronge yOu may know I've Ter
gst an fergive-not till then"
She threw the large cypress chip hel
nervous fingers had been clutching fai
out into the current Of the river, whers
becoming entangled In some drlftwood
30 gany noated down stream and out Of
sight behind the bend at Jacks land
ing
Tor some seconds they both stood
looking al the spot where amid q
whirl 81 white foam. the chip had dis
appeared. when the man. without 9
word of farewell. turned and made fol
the Bride path leading toward Glib
son Bayou. and was soon lost 70 sight
( in the uudergrowth.
Now that she was al0ne-that Frank
had taken her az her word. Susie fell
that she must give vent to her pent-uI
feelings IN tears or her heart would
break. Undoubtedly this chance inter
view had proven Improbable; she had
lost her lover and he had shown nc
sign Of conscious guilt
The report Of a gun-shot close al
hand reverberated along the swoileI
river and died away In a hundre,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-06
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senator Vest is older than his years
lin fact as well as In appearance.
He is N and respondent and refuses
to take a cheerful view Of life. New
ertheless. his mind is one Of the
brightest ID the senate. One day he
sank into his chair saying to his
neighbor: Il am an old man. and I'll
never get over this" Come. come.
Vest. brace up" replied his neighbor;
brace up and you'll be all right. Look
at Morrill, over there; he's nearly 90
and IS as spry as a man Of 40" Nor
rill! Morrill," said Vest Hes set
for eternity They'll have to shoot
him on the day Of judgment"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-06

Rotation In the garden is perhaps
not so important as on the rest Of the
farm. for the reason that the constant
application OF manure Is likely to keep
supplied the various plant elements re-
quired In the soil Nevertheless a Ju-
dieious rotation helps to keep up the
balance Of the food elements in the
soil, and should therefore be taken
advantage OF. The faults OF one years
handling may be thus partly corrected
BY the next years operations. No one
element OF plant food is exhausted
more than the other. and each crop
leaves the land in good cons',ion for
the next Rotation tends to shcorpo-
rate humus and destroys pests and
weeds. BY rotation we are enabled
TO incorporate into the soil aerial nj
trogen gathered BY the legumin0us
plants
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-06

Tamworth swine Record Association.
E. n. Ball. secretary OF the above
association. writes us as follows The
annual meeting Of the American Tam
worth Swine Record Association was
held in the City OF Flint Michigan
February 19, 1901. The report OF the
Secretary showed the affairs Of the or
ganization to be IN a prosperous con-
dition. To date $50 animals are ac-
cepted for record, and the membership
is increasing We are now represent
ed in eleven states and three provinces.
President, James Torrey. Flint Mich
igan; secretary and treasurer, f n.
Ball. Hamburg Mich; directors, T. L.
Endsley. Charleston. H., + n Ball
Hamburg. Mich, John Fulton Jr.
Brownsville Ont, K. o. Wood. Flint.
Mich. F. H. Rankin Flint Mich.
II Is interesting to note that. though
California is only very rarely much
OF a state for grasshoppers. It prom
ises to be best fortified against them.
Alexander Craw. quarantine officer OF
the State Board Of Horticulture. has
received from Australia a consign-
ment Of tachina flies. which have a
special appetite for grasshoppers. The
flies win be kept In cold storage at a
temperature Of about 35 degrees until
May. when they viii be liberated sim
ultaneously with the annual appear
ance Of the grasshoppers.
A curious and sad case Of anthrax
poisoning is chronicled by the Aus
tralasian. On January ] Mrs. White
wife Of an old resident Of Burramine
near Tungamah, succumbed 20 an
thrax poisoning. She was bitten BY
a iy, which probably contracted the
poison from the carcass Of a horse.
Miles City. Montana. is up in arm.
agslnst a local butcher who purchase,
forty head Of lumpy Jaw and crippled
I beef. rejected from an Indian contract
and commenced retailing the neat
7 Complaint was made to the secretary
of the Montana Stock Association and
10 the State Veterinarian. The latter
SAYS that lumpy Jaw IS not a con
: tarious disease, and says there Is nC
law n Montana 20 deal with the case
in point He advises getting such q
law on the statute book
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-06

One Of the great needs Of the Gay ls
the formation III every county Of a
farmers institute Or club. IN wnicn
may be discussed the best methods OF
agriculture. the latest and best ma
chinery for labor saving. and ether
things Of interest and profit e the
farmers. Industrial education Is IS
necessary 70 the farmer as 70 The me-
chanic
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-06

There IS no reason fer American
pouItrymen sustaining losses on ac-
count OF overcrowding, even when Il
applies to chicks In brooders. A poul-
try Investigator says that many deaths
are caused by overcrowding in the
bro0ders, by suiOcation. trampling
and the like. One thing that proves
this Is the death OF the smaller and
weaker birds. Another evidence Is
the congested condition Of the lungs,
shown by post-mortem investigation.
The novice in poultry raising should
see to It that he does not keep too
many chicks in one brooder.
It is interesting to note the results
OF the attempts to feed flavor into
eggs. At the North Carolina Expert
ment Station the question has been
considerably discussed. and some ex-
periments have been made. In one
OF the tests, chopped onions were fed
with the object OF learning three
things. first, whether food could ha-
vor eggs; second, how long a time az
ter feeding the flavor would be no
tlceable; third, how long a time after
eeasing to feed a certain feed the ia
vor would cease to appear in the eggs.
The number OF hens experimental on
was twelve. The feeding Of the onions
began March l6 and continued till the
5th Of April, after which no more
onions were fed. Not till the 3lsl
Of March was an onion flavor detected
On April 5 the flavor became so strong
that the eggs could not be used II
Is a little remarkable that IL took two
weeks for the flavor to make itself
manifest. The experimenters arrived
at the following conclusions; First
II IS probable that no eggs after q
weeks abstinence are ill-havored with
onions. Second. II seems pTobabl,
that hens. Brown Leghorn and Blacl
Minorca, which laid the white eggs
refused to eat the onion. Third. Fla
vors uau ue led into eggs Fourth
Therefore It appears that TO insure
fine-fiavored eggs Il is necessary TO re
strict runs enough SO no considerable
amount OF the food can be Of such I
character as to yield ill-havored eggs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-06

Hostile Boxers are said 10 be return
Ing 70 Pekin 10 large numbers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-06

When there is room IN ne heart
there is room IN the house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

who had brought victory to them. but also
because In their election he had brought
to himself a greater triumph h a q
come to any Of them. He had beaten John
d. Rockefeller. .
To the prejudioed minds Of many OF
these ~partisans. Melin's victory took on a
gigantic significance, and they talked In
large phrases OF the humble citizen who had
defeated the aims Of the most powerful
Standard Oil Company. Melin, TO them.
wa the modern st. George, who, single
handed and alone. had chopped of the
grasping tentacles of the Pocantico Hills
dragon and had forced II to fee from the
limits OF the Mount Pleasant corporation,
But Melin himself has no such notions.
He understands how much the Rookie
fellers have done for the community. Now
that he has won his fight he is thinking
of giving up the place. He talks OF this
entirely without rancor.
His view is that II has been a give-and-
take, fair fight bet ween himself and MIR
Rockefeller. and he harbors no resentment
at the thought that In the end his millionaire
~neighbor will get his place.
Il work here for seventeen years in
side, he says. and ] get very tired. Maybe
! sell out after while, and then Rockefeller
get my place. Maybe | go back to Sweden
then for a visit. | don't know. Anyhow,
I win this time. Oh. ! work hard for Hutton,
and ! got sick, too. but ] win the fight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01
FRrIT GROWING Under SNOW
Heaps OF Luscious t~ranberrics M Can.
ada's frozen Barrens.

Hull. n Nov g.-lt ~ a curious
fact IN nature that many 81 her products
arrive al prominence where they hRy.
their severcst struggle for ei~istenoe just
where the SEASON is barely long enough
to np.n wheat IN where the hard grain
which produces tie finest hour IL grown.
for instance A. one crosses the Rockics
aud des1.nds from their frosty attitudes
toward he ~rmi-troplcal delights II modern
california IA Colorado, II y the fruit which
grows nearest 90 the snow line that ploasss
mu-t by its navor and s,ge
And % j. where the summs uut1uried
~ fru-t. 10 never more than tNo munthz
long ~ northeastern canada. ihar the
low .uush ,Iauisuy tho -
the Thanksgiving tunsrv j. 81 Us v'iS
tsst ~" sr"si sNanI@ nsaf toe Le,sht
~ Aud, Ntrtr tloufaHds 81 husi,sis -
tins- AID isffss uI-rn every yea are oil
uukuuvH o. u,tumrfrr guIts ns.lut~t.
faf away fnum TuAds nourshins uu fsuna
- o., kiId 81, On uniy tu a f.s hunter
atl sIpluf'fs tho -. sail-i enlnuuN ~
uaf4tt iHstHurs a. suilHk dream iu tus
fass II tts num,snrs saris - arurs ~ s-ut
fulit often doe 90 isuf inotHs dssp vh.ot
Iar issN SllhE un g. urntuuss
tts vHr las plai.Hi a~ay us snos
b. uiIv lutsf Hi fhai d. uiEi thfusi ils
laDls lusH tu tls taai utas sod hftlf
tl.ru 49, ado stui fuui stri tr.uEI
fuaH sac sul sry a'tsIaatai iu ,a,s
tfatiHms uEhi sHh 90 isft sHi itani
tast ltrIlu w. 90 ussstuHs de uss
lI AAgaaI . aart 90 hNfsi 500 tUf lsf
ftss M ssnfb ulHutfs sNu ffHfH sN ~
lsaI artfs ulfIsaHlf u.ar ufiH lstf
lssn flAsi snirlai a.it"ins . fHlIil
,1s ,I- -. ,s.d its 81 t3 a.
.I.uIs Ia.H n ls..I faladau
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

&C. .a
HI.H
Ntfif Il H.HH .H ..
Fl HaHfH H |fF~
FL lHaaf iHirHH .NH IH
NH as 800 HHHH II 49, H..
Fl 90 HIfaff . 600
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80 wrHtfnasH sHald - fH
n Nafns ms asaHHH aHH + srH
~ Nas IHs - a. aflnaHf 20 -
" GO de- 80 tl-d so 80 ID .. -
go IA Ne as Nst 90 tbsg aN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01
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. sHuatF go Jesse go a. ! .
80 t~n.ssass a sa@f ssa.a
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-09-12

procedure invoked, namely, govern
mens by injunction. IL there were
no monopolistic combinations there
would Be no labor organizations.
because there would be no occasion
for their existence, and there would
be no conflict between capital and
labor. The cause of that conflict
is to be found in unlawful combi-
nations of capital. Remove the
cause and an end will be put to the
conflict. Ii will take the strong
hand of the Democratic party to
remove the cause. 1t 10 unreason-
BILE to expect the Republican party
to extirpate an evil which that par
ty itself created and encouraged
Citizen, Freedrick, august 80, 1901.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-09-12

e8- Have you a sense Of fullness in
the region of the stomach after eating
IL so you will be benefited by using
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They also cure belching and sour
stomach. They regulate the bowels too.
Price, % cents. Sold by GreenwelI g.
Drury, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-09-12
Trains from Washington & Balti-
more.

Time Table:
ID Effect Monday, June Z. 1901. G. - a. IN.
SrAlIONS-SouTH.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-09-12

sg First Doctor-Did you give
Tugge the treatment we decided
upon ?
Second Doctor-Yes; and it near
ly killed him
what narrow escape -
'It was, indeed 1t has taught
me always to collect in advance aft
er this San Francisco Chroni-
Gle.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-09-12
GreenWell'S Mill.

FLOUR, MEAL and FEED on hand
or sale all the time cheap for CASH.
Hereafter, in order to avoid having to
keep mill books, all orders must be ac-
companied by the cash.
Jan 12-tf F.F. GREENWELL
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-09-12
Cured Of chronic Diarrhosa After Thir-
~ Years Of Suffering.

Il suffered for thirty years with diar-
rhoea and thought l was past being
cured, says Jno. s. Holloway, of French
Camp. Miss. II had spent so much time
and money aud suffered so much that
had given up all hopes of recovery. ]
was so feeble from the effects ofthe di-
arrhOea that could do no kind of labor,
could not even travel, but by accident
was permitted TO find bottle OF Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, and after taking several bottles
am entirely cured of that trouble. l
am so pleased with the result that am
anxious that il be in reach OF all who
suffer as ! have" For sale by Green
well 4 Drury, LeonardtowR.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-09-12

GEORGE BLACKSTONE,
Attorney-at-Law
Farmers & Merchants Bank Buildine
Corner South and Lombard Stsg,
Baltimore Nd
Sept 26-tfI
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-09-12

eB- Enjoy your party, Bobby
Yes, ma
well, what girls did you dance
with p
'Oh, | didn't dance. | had three
fights down stairs with Willie Rich
ardson and licked him every time.
Current Literature.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-09-12
Trains to Washington and Baltimore.

Time Table:
In Effect AondaY June ,. 1901. 6.45 y. m.
STATIONS-NoRrH.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-09-12
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

Messrs. Editors-You will please an
nounce KEMPER A. VIETT as . can
didate for County Treasurer, and say he
VIII De warmly supported by the Demo
crsts OF
Auges LEoSARDT0wx DISTRICT.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-09-12

Deacon think it would be we'll
to adopt the five-minute rule at our
experience meetings.
Elder-S0 do /. Some of our
congregation think they are in the
u. s. Senate.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-18
G;raaS / gGai5ingtOu.
E, Scn hOIte gGrc" uiics Mtainlcu
SOucofa0cn.

0aT6in9tOn, Sept. L. - Qlorig
bar bet bOibe 9us" li99et iaa blegt
og title Ten, Iom IioIte 9ot.
Pr9Ibent Wcainlens Gig laa Der
inbe: gitpGreIfet; Den tattefte forte
5arbe iaa graotung ooeraIt, men
igennem Sergeforet lbite be guile 2Ds
ION Stjerner paa en- natountel Simz
mel. Stilbagterne Itob Iom Ststter.
Ulrs. Ulc&inleb bar gadet til gto.
s Worges tioIig lso 3rapperne of
mango 3rin; bet bar De milit9re og cis
pile neutrality-suspicious., fom tom for
al biIe ben IioIte 2Gre til ben osoe 8e=
oerings6eI. - Saa tom bans &ds
binet og ST. $50 bans GfterFslger,
Yr9foent Hoosebelt.
Oct bufteOe tungt, ri9tig beOrsbeIz
Iestungt berinbe af bet umaabelige
8lomiterOGIb; napnlig lDite be 3uiins
Der al 2tmerican 9eautD" Roier gem
nem bet forte o9 grsnne.
2lae baboe M famlet fla. Gnten
bar til Stebe, ble9 men roli9.
Saa ST. 9 gabes Der en- Iagte 8efuz
ling - og aiiten lpftebes op og bdres
ub.
9eo SooeObsren itob Marinetorpz
tets OrteIter; oNearer mn Sob TO
3bee". tlang tpItnet.
llnoer ben ldngIomme 8dnbring neb
mob aapitoliet falot en- tat, fin Regn
- og U}enneiter gr9o.
,.0sbemdrIAen" af Saul" tlung
pluofelig fra 2trtilIerieorteItrets Sns
itrumenter, m99tigt og Idn9eligt leO
bet.
aigbognen blep truften af 6 Iorts
brogne Seite.
5ulgt af 3uIinber SolOater. bsie
os loOe, of enbosr 8aabenart. til
9anos og til 8an6s brog 3oget iaalez
bes til &apitpliet, boor bet ameriz
tanite 5OIt fulOe tage 2tffeo meo i'm
prGlioent.
9erom n9ite Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-18
81 uprlcOcs Scgrnpclicn oil
turcgan.
9erom n9Ite Sang.

Canton. O., Sept. II. - aomites
en- for afosOe praIibent U}cainleps
gegraoelIe 6OIot Uleoe 2tftes og be-
Itemte, at 3iben for gegrapeliss6ejz
tibeligbeocn ltuloe bol0es ,,5erite
UletbooiIt airte" paa 1orsOag ST.
1.30.
3 Morgen, Snsoag tommer ben
fsrIts Geiligbeo for gpen til at Oiie
fin 9eltugelIe.
0a antommer YraiiOentens Sig
nsmlig.
Oct Fal mobtages af GlepelanO
3roppeufoeling ", iom efter at buOe
leoIaget Gi9Oognen til Raaobulet, Oil
afgibs 9Grespugt for Mrs. Mc9inlep
og lebiage benbe til BET gamle Siem,
Iamt gore Yugttieneite for PrGiioent
Roosepelt, Sabinettets Wleolemmer,
General Wliles og 2lomiral 0eneB.
Sra ST. IL Wliooag til 8 2lften bill
9ieei liggs paa lit DC parabe" Rddos
buIets auppeliol. og Der bil pa en-
Itooi9 Strsm at ben afoeoe5 g1sz
bsrn beOess Jig table forbi oeres be-
remtsIte Webborgers jorbiite GeOnins
ger.
WilitGret ital boloe Orben, ligeiom
Der bliDer 2 Ulotroier % 2 Snfante=
ritter poIterebe iom 0pospagter Oeo
bpert al Stiitens 0isrner.
pau Sld9st 9 tr9ber Wsblemmerne
af q. u. R., Der bobebiogelig beItddr
af ben afoBhs prGiioents gamle Regi=
mentstammerater, inb Salen, % &i=
fen feres oa unoer oeres 2ebIdgelie
til gntens Sjem.
Stirtetjeneiten ON 3orsoagen bill -
Il Oberensi itemmelie meb ben afoeoes
i9pne Dniter - blipe meoet entel.
puitor 6. &. Wonheiter bill bolbe
en- tort Gale, og Yditor Is. .. Willi'
gon OIL 8sn; Der bill blibe oplGit nogle
Striftitptter, bporefter en- blanoet
sbartet bill ipnee Wlcainlebs Ynos
lingsiamle: ,,2eub, ainblD 2igbt".
Senere pil en- Damefportet Ibnge, og
berefter b9res Siiten up, Stript for
Striot, uo til bans iibite SpileiteO
paa ben title airtegaarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-18
Stemnlcn brait.

Bridgeport, Conn, 16be Sepi. -
0lrs. gt qpforb, Soprnn Soloiiten ueo
g8alb n9ton Bart Weibooilttlrfe, be:
9pnote ueo @uostjeneteu i9nar al ipu9e
y Nearer, MP Sob, TO 3bee"; men bun
baobe neppe iunset 9labninqsoroeue.
ler Stemmen lui9teoe benoe. 9un o9f'
foe glniigfet meo fine SPuoer o9 grab
beit. 8e nnore Meolemmer oi aoret
9lorfe Iniet 5Orisg pao al iorti9tte
Snn9en, men fsrte Wrs. 9pioro ben til
en- Siol og lesie ior9Gue8 at trslte
benoe. Selleritie Br9lten. iom tonI
ino. iormnaeoe al pbe benoe nO9en
9relt. Sun bleo omlioer isrt no til Ell
8o9n o9 Tort hjem.
9ele 5oriumlinsen 6leu srebet Of ben
irilte Siemnin9, % noseu 9io par
DER life ct tsrt Die 8irfen. Serere
paa 8o9en maoite Der bentes 29se til
Mrs. 2Diorb. Sun sreo neiien uni
brubt Ilere Elmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-18
WcGiulcDe aa6inct iOrtiGttcS
nnorr HpDicpelt.
ll6curiGsminiiier bar cnOuu life
giDct SDar.

@aIbington, Sept. Is. - praiiz
bent Roosepelt bar anmobet ale aa=
5inetsmsOlsmmerne ON at fortI9tie
oere5 9(rbeioe meo BAN life for en-
3ip," iagOe ban, ,men iom bet 9obi=
net, ieg IelO piloe oalgs. Seq sniter
5agen betragtet iaalebes. Der er le=
oige POlter Sabinettet, O9 jeg Oalz
GER Dem, mine 9errer, til at oberta9e
tem."
Der meloes, at Isfs mobtOg @ulget.
70 bar lite til Stebe, nemlig Get
retarerne Sage oa 9ob. 2lf bisIe TO
bar Wr, Sage ienere mobtaget BAL
oct, bOorimoo SetretGr Sab enOnu IN
tet SOar bar 9ioet. s SilfGlbe az
at ban faitboIoer fin ReIignation bill
Srigsminiitsr 8oot ta9e bans Pla6s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-18
9GacrncS Difiri~Hc Grflnring
ansaaenOe 9pOsaariascn.

Gfter 99gernss enItemmige lib
Ingen bar Der fra gegpnOelIen lite
ben fierneite MuligbeO for pr9iis
osntens 2io. ibet qipstraften bar iaa
ringe, at Raturen life nbebe en-
SmuIe 9jalp Retning uf Sel6reb=
elie. Den ofIicieqe GrtIGring Ipoer
iaaleoes:
Buffalo, Sept. IA. - &uelen Der
ramte mob 9rDitbenet sennemtrGnete
life Stinbet o9 gjorbe bum ringe
Sfaoe.
Den dnben aug'e git gennem
RapeiGtten paa TO Steoer pdu bsns
nsberite 6albbel. 9egge 9ullerns bleb
ipeoe idmmen men Solobrdnb Iatte
ino omtring be fammenIpebe Steoer.
Gfter al Guglen bapoe 9ennem=
trrn9t WdbeI9ften, git ben inb be
bogerite Dele af llnoerliDst ramte
og oprep ben rberite Del of Nbren.
&olobraab fulgte ogIaa Suglens Del
og oagreb ligeleoes 8ugipbttirtelen
Or bar lite Spor af MuDsbinbes
betGnoelIe lqer Snnammation al an
brs Organsr. 5jerteoGggene bar for
tDnbe. Naturen bar belt ubirtiom /
at frsmbiGlps 9elbrebelie, oa Do
ben bar en- 5slge af aolobrano, Der
obsr alt fulgte auglens Spor.
Osoen bar uungaaslig til 3robs
for al G9gebehanbling og par ben RI
rite Sslge af Saaret.
HARVEY D. GAYLORD. NJ d.
HERMAN & MATZiNGER, NJ. ID.
L. NJ. RlXEY, NJ. d.
MATTHEW ID. MANN. NJ. ID.
HERMAN MYNTER, NJ ID.
CHARLES CARY. NJ. ID.
EDWARD l.. MUNSON, Assistant
Surgeon United states Army.
ROSWELL PARK, NJ. ID.
EUGENE WASDiN. NJ. n.
CHARLES g. STOCKTON, NJ. ID.
EDWARD G. JANEWAY, NJ. ID.
w. W. JOHNSTON, NJ. -.
w. T. KEN DALI. Surgeon nited
states Army.
HERM ANUS l.. BAER, NJ d.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-18
Mrs. WicSinlcDs SOrg.
Zen itaffelS 6nft filnIt nnOcr
mcriens tunge gDr0cr.

Buffalo. g. q. l6be Sepibr. -
George .. GOrtelDou, 4raioent Olc-
atnleps Setre 9r, bleu ipur9t, ON bet
par ianoi. at Wrs. Mcaiulep. iom en-
I tie aoiier bauOe iagt. life pibte ON
in 2g9ieiales nlUorlige Sp9oom iDr
Ire Da9e. eiter al ban par Ifnot. og di
Dlrs. Weainlep bar ialoen ioa Iulo.
itrnoig inmmen. al man maalte boloe
benbe nnoer SnbiIDoeGe Of beopueuoe
Ololer. Iaa bun M life oar li9 iuloi
beulolt, at beubes 9GJfpieae par bDo.
@ortelDou luarebe; vMr5. Mcain=
lep bleo uroerretlet on. al 8raiioens
ten par lfuot, ldmme Niien iom BET
f3ir. og bun bleu unoerrettet ON bans
8eo. fort eiler at ban oeoe.
6enoes SOrs er gribsnbe. 0n
4rpiioentens Sig iSrte8 no, ialot bun
alo.les ammen Gsnno. 5ioeu bar
6enoes Sorg uRret iori9rbeli9 og ben
potter. eiter iom Iioen n9rmer ia for
al isre 9rafoenieu8 sig til Canton,
oeres 6iem Os bans @rao 6un er
moOi9ere. eno Oi uqe bauoe peuiet; men
benoes Sorg er iuu9 nt le
5sr Bebrnoelis8. @nbstieneiieu be.
9pnbte. iprie 9lbner Meainlen o9 Mrs.
9pbart. @nten eitsr Ycepraiioent so
bart. benoe til Br9iioenien8 ailte oa
foo benoe uare ulene nj D i'm 2Ggtei9l.
les Gig. Da be eiier Ell bnlp 3ime8
5orlpb benteoe benoe, par BUN aloeles
tnuft.
Nirs. 6obnrts 8eiss er en- flor 3roIl
for benoe, oa be 10 er iortrolige 9em
inber.