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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28

i9ldgel Siib!" = unb rift bappn.
9ambi badte: nWds bat muir Der
Narr ba fir llRiinn sef9pabt9 Dte
foI i9 ertenRen, aus pel9em Eager
Elm @eib itamme2 Mm beiten, t9
Iuufe linn nod unb frase i'm nod einsj
mall"
.Se! Rudbar! Warte elm tpenid!1
Der Srembe belt tpie porber.
Sage mir bod, fpie i9 ertennsn
fol. aus peldem Eager Elm Weib,
FANNIE"
nOas lit gana tinfu9. Die Weiber
aus benz eriteR Eager : bic e~rgebenenf
: bag iinb bic MGb9en. Menn einl
MGb4en sefreit ipirb unb friiber nod
UNI teinen Mann sepuBt bat. 10 bGnst
ie iid an ben grften. Die Weiber aus
benz s~tpeiten Eager = bic feinblifen
= bas finb bic @itttpen, bic ainber
baben. 9eiratbef Du fpl9' cine, 10
Oarfit Su ME auf 5risben rednsn.
SIMMER pirb lie Dir ibre 3inber Dor,
sisben. 9lns benz britten Eager
ftammt bic tinberloIe @ittne. 9Gltit
0u ie better, ala ibr erffsr Mdnn re
belt, 10 pirb fe Did liebsH. Menrr
nidt. 10 benit iie INNER nur an ibn
unb feline Site aIitb ssnkt Did. Siits
Did, baB Did msin pferb nidt
idlase! = Siib!" =
limb pieber rift er fpeitsr.
9ambi i'm Naim CAB ss teine
Rube: mar bas nun elm Rarr pber Elm
@siisr, Der ibm 10 gerdtben2
rSe! Radbarl Salt gum 9rittens
mall"
Der Reitsr bislt unb frasts na9
Sambi's 8esebr.
Sag mir, tpsr biit On eisentlid?
Ou rebeft 10 psrniinftis unb benimmit
Did 70 nGrriff babel. Wenn Ou
aber niht bsrriidt biit, mas bift Du
fOnit2"
SD bin BON Stdmme Bent @mir
unb bate sipei 5rausn, bic mir beibe
Farben. Nun brGnst mid bic @ere
fpanbtf6aft. id foIe nod einmal beis
ratben. Sd psiB mid Dor meinen
Ratbgebern nidt anbsrs gu fhiiBen,
als baburd, bab i'd mid pabnIinnig
fene. Siite Did, bab Did mein pferb
ni6t f6tase! Siib!" unb rift auf
ieinem Steden auf unb bobon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28

fder 9erpsnbuns felbfitdnbis bltss
ben. SieIe ssbn Resimenter entfprds
den ben sebn bamals porhanoensn
4rmeeeorps; dls man 3ur Shdffnng
bon apei neuen Corps f9ritt, erhOhte
man (1884) audi bic 3abl Der Bers
fasliere : Resimenter auf 5pOlf, aber
man CAB ibnen iebt brei 8ataiapue. 10
bab tbatfdhli9 bier 8atailone our
NuflOiuns selungten. 4nfGngli6 lieb
man bic Bataiapnsnummer nit ber
Resimentsnummer fortf9reiten; bann
aber befann man fi4 auf ben Wertb
Der TRADITION in allen militdril4en
0insen unb CAB ben 8ataiaonen Die
alien gei9idtlihen Nummern tpieber.
9aber Iinb fe iebt bunt in ben Regis
mentern gruppirt. 3um eriten Resis
ment se66ren beute 3. 3. bic 9ataiaone
Ro. l. 7 unb 8; gum britten bic 8as
tailOne go. 10, 20 unb 25 uIip. 9an3
bdben Ii6 bic 9atailone in neusrer
3sit bic alte SelbftitGnbiefsit ni9t gss
pabrt, benn Der Regimentss gommaHs
beur min aud etpas gu fdsen baben ;
immerbin 1T ie dber nod ettpds gros
Der als Bel Der Snfanterie. 2eBsrer
sleiden bic 9erIdslisri in 8eSus auf
@lieberung, StGrte unb 8enuffnung
sdn5 genau, muir bab lie feline Wulits
tapellen beTiben. Safiir baben lie a5:r
pro @ompasnie einen SorniIten mebr,
unb Oas 10 Sc Mdnn Itarte SorniItsn>
corps zines Regiments perftebt in Dirs
tuoier WeiIe belebenbe 5anfaren Ji
f9mettern. bic gu benz sanSen. eiseaz
artig fdneibissn Weien Der Sruppc
por3iisli9 pafen.
Iu9 gu benz f9on e~rndbnten @e'
I4pinbidritt GAO x in Der Minute),
Der aepohnten 9dnaart. pdfen lie gut.
7 Bis 8 &ilometer in Der Stunee
ober elm Sagesmari9 bon 40 ailomes
ter in a9t Stunben sinIdlieBli4 Der
Hubebalte selten uls feinespegs aus
BerseDDbnlide 2eiitungsn. Rutiirli4
seb0rt 5tpsierlet ba5u, um iolde 9es
I9pinbi9feiten = als Regel = burdz
.3uhalten: itdnbise usbuns unb cine sus
te 2unge. IS perosn nur gebrungsne
uno itGmmtse 2eute bon 1,62-1,72
Meter @rObe gu ben 9eriaslieri auSs
gehpben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28
auraeR a #.

0amit aber aud bic SGserfurbe midi
feble = bic 8esei9nung p8erIaglieri"
leitet ii9 ab bon v8eriaslio", 3iel obsr
Sfeibe, unb bic 8~eria9lieri polen
alfo S9arfI9iben, Sdssr iein : iinb
bic S9niire unb SGbelquuften Der
2eute grim.
Qud i'm bequemen anSus haben bic
@srIaglieri Dor ben anoeren Waffsn
etfpds poraus: iie tra9en als &opfbss
beduns einen rOtben5ea nit Auaite IN
LANCER Sdnur.
GntIprefsnb Der 3a6l Der @rmees
corps siebt es anDlf 8srfaglieri=R egi<
menter au ie brei 8ataiaonen (au ie
bier Gompa9nien), unb iebem armees
eorps lit = Gbnlid tpie BEL uns nit
ben Sdeer : 8atailonen : Elm ioldss
&egimsnt aueetbeilt. Hur zines (bas
I'D bilbst cine Qusnabme, unb bafiir
itsben bann i'm 9e3irt zines anbsren
Corps atpei 9erfaslieris Resimenier.
NatiirliG baben bic 8erIaslieri ibre
BeIdi6te. qls ibr 9eburtstug mfrs
Der 18. Stunt 1886 anseieben unb aus
iGbrlib gefeiert; benin an bisiem Sage
purbe Der plan oes Generals GIeFans
bro Ga Mdrmord 5ur @rri6tung eines
fOl6en Sruppe BON SDnis senebmist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28
Sn Der 9 E.

@es babsn peridisbsne bsutIaeS Stable
beidritten, felt Sturgeon aud Berlin
unb GbarlOttenburg. Srob bieler RE-
formen bleibsn iebo9 bic &oTttinber,
riamentli9 in ben erften 2ebensmonaz
ten, elmer bpben Grtrantungsz unb
Sterbli9teitssefabr ~ausseiebt, ba tie
bielfd4 bon i9pd9lider Contribution
unb Idon in ben eriten 2ebenstagen
Der miitterli6en Ra6rung unb Dars
tung beraubt, elmer 5iirlOrss bebiirfen,
bic ibnen bel ben in drmli1en DerbGlts
nihen lebenoen Sttefmiittern taum lie
geboten perben fdnn. Oas &inoers
Qfbl purbe baber porpiegenb baau
beitimmt. als INSTRUMENTATION 3u
bienen, in Der bic benz Mutterarm ent>
rihenen Sduglinse sepfIest unb se=
trGftigt perben, bis Tie obne au3u
srobe 9efabr 3iebeltern iiberantporz
tet perben tDnnen. Die Dduer bes
&ufentbaltes ri6tet ii9 nd6 benz 9ez
i%unbbsitss unb ardfteauItanb bes &inz
bes. Die Mebr5abI selanst ettpa i'm
4lter bon elm biz brei Woden 3ur
Qufnabme unb bertpsilt einige Monate
lang i'm 4fbl. S9pG9liGe unb 2ei=
benbe perben 10 lange ais erforberli9
bebalten.
Sebe &inberftdtipn bat cine borsiigs
li9e 8ubeeinridtune. itets nit mars
mem unb faltem WaHer berIeben, fir
iebes &inb4en bas eisene Waf9Seug,
baneben 8GuI9hen, bic nab iebesmaz
li9em @ebrau9 pernidtet tperben. @n
elmer eigenen 8arade iinb bic nit Grs
fGltunsen, nit S6nupfsn unb SuIten
bebafteten Sduslinse untersebradt.
Ser @rndbrung pirb als pi9tisiten
9eitanbtbsil Der pflsse bsIonbere
Sor9falt 5usetpenbet. Sieben 4m=
men, bic AUDI ibre eisenen 9inbsr Bel
iia bebalten biirfen, nGbren bic alIer>
fdpddliditsn, fir bic natiirli6e
Rabruns unerldblih lit; bic anberen
perben nit iteriliiirter Milh aufge3os
gen. bic in elmer eisenen MildtiiGe
unter Nntpenbune aller mobernen Dips
parats srseugt tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28

Weiterbin lesen lie. ibrsm Namen
entfpre6enbs auf bas SdieBen boben
Wertb. Wenn man in Stalien cine
ausbilbung MISREPRESENTATION aud
niht fennl = Der Solbat bat feline
r9sOinsunsen" gu erfiinen-fo er5isI:n
bic 8~erIuslieri bod bant benz Gifsr,
nit benz lie basSdieBen betreiben, unb
Ount ibrsm ausseiu9ten griabe cine
CUTE S9ieBfertisteit.
Die sanSe 4usbiloung sielt bardrf
bin, ben Mann tiibn unb %pasemut6iJ
au MAIDEN. go aud bur9 bas Surz
men. Damn iinb bic 8erIaelieri bic
Rdbler bes italieniiden Sesres. Bel
elmer 4nsahl bon Hesimentern iinS
Rdbfabrercompasnien sebilbst, bic Ii9
pieberbolt bur9 sritaunlide 9eitun>
gen uusseSsidnet buben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28
Bier 0ranse.

afs es BEN ~berii6mten enslifden
pbilofopben Sapi6 Sume selungeit
mar. fi9 bon feinem @srIeser cine
tleins Rente gu fi9ern, bltsb sr nit
neuer 4rbtiten aus, unb Der 8lts
rambler brduste i'm, bod ipieber etipas
au f6reiben. @ber alles DrGnaen
nubte niGts msbr unb enblid anttpors
tete Sume: r2aHen Sic mid nit
benz publifum in Rube! Sriiber poll=
te es nihts bon mir niHsn unb iebt
mag id nidts BON ibm pifen. Ods
1T fdon Elm Grunb fir mid. nidts
mebr gu f9reiben. Der stpsite 1T:
SD bin aft. llnb Der brittle III: Sd
bin gu bid s%efporben. Den 2tusfdlas
aber stebt Der bierte 9runb: Sd bin
iebt reid. limb baran tragen bod
MUIR sic fslbit f9uIb. 2aFen sic
mid alfo in SriebeniA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28

nern fpielt. NIT fif. @bsnfo intsrnas
tional lit GarouRelfabren. Ob es in
boriaontaler ober bertitalsr Ridtung
Dor fi9 sebt. lit ben 2iebhabern, bic
ii9 sesen tiinitlide Sestrantbeit ses
felt ipifen, i~ibrisens gang slei4sils
tig; iie ieben ii4 ebenIo germ aif bas
bDlserne pferb. bas iibrisens Sroia
ni6t erobert bat. ipie iie iid einsr@On>
bel bes sroBen f4pinsenben ooer
rotirenben Hdbss dnpertrauen. 60
iinb bic @oltsbsluitisunsen perI9ies
BEN. fpie rbte @eihmdder". unb iiber
bieIe Ioa man niemals ftreiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28
9 telsenGdu r.

&nbere 2Gnbsr. anbere Sitten!
Hebsn Der arsmferpartie aebt benz
paife6ten 8erliner niats iiber cine
Oampferpartie. On Der Sannptpibs
Bride beiteist er nit Srau unb ainz
bern ben 0ampfer, ipGblt ii9 iider
ben beiten plab aus unb beipeat Ii6
nur in ben 4usbriiden, bic er BON eli
mem entfernten @eripdnbten ii6ernom=
men bat. Der in Der Marine biente.
@r t%ritiiirt ben Mdf9iniitsn unb ben
Steuermann, ia iein nrtbeil tpast ii9
Iosar on ben @dpitdn = naber ales
in @emiitblidteit".
Der 8erliner lit in Ieinen 8plfs<
beluitisunsen alebem abbolb, mas sr
Ielbit in ieiner braiif9sn unb bilbers
reiden Sprade nMumpiB" rennt. @r
piirbe adielsudenb iiber ben Stsl5sn<
ldufer aur Saaesorbnung iibereeben,
in paris buseaen nimmt elm folder
2iinitler bic geipanntefte 4ufmerts
iamfeit bon Sung unb @lt in 4ns
fpru6. Oas Stelaenlaufen 1T aIers
binss in man4en @esenben 5rdntz
rei6s nod beute cine @rt BON 8erz
tsbrss unb ELECTROMAGNETIC, unb
bestpesen bat Der Srun5oie fir bieIe
ltebuna. bic mir muir nod ala Spiele=
rel betradtsn. elm seipiFes SntereFe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28

@m /. Suli 1886 mar bic srits goms
pasnis ssbilbet, unO 5unddit gait bic
Gompagnie als Ginbeit. 4ls bdnn
1848 Die pierte gompasnie srrihtsl
tpurbs. f6ritt man CUR 9iIouns zines
Yataiaons. Damn mebrten iid bisIe
= IelbfIidnbisen 8atailOne nit Se!n
3uTammsnIdpsiBen bes iunssn 86'
nisreihsa raid, 70 bag 1859 I'M Guns
sen 16. 1862 aber idon 40 seSdbIt
ipur6en. WGbrenb bes Rrieges 1866
famen nod peitere 10 binSu, Die a5sr
mad Dem &riese pisber aufgelOit lpur>
ben. Die berbleibenbsn 40 fubte man
in 10 Resimenter Sulammen, pob:i
has treatment aber nur cine Dernaltens
be 9eb0ros mar unb i'm llsbrigen Die
8ataiaone in 4usbilouna unb tdtt!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28
d p t.

Miliondr (su einem mittleren Bee
amten. Der UNI bic Sanb Isiner So9ter
anbdlt): sd bate an unb fir ii9 ses
gen SIRE 8etperbuns nidts einaupens
ben, inoeb 1T Sbre Stsllung nidt bers
art. -"
9efperber: 3D., bic sebs i9 nutiirIi4
iofprt auf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28
@fefpettfabr n.

iportlide @erdnitaltuneen. sic nit
dbnli9em Gntbufiasmus in Ctene aes
iebt iinb. pie in England. Ips3iea in
aOnoOn. Wo burdseidlsuf iperben
muB, idmmeln fi9 n~atursemdB FORMS
Idle &aralpunen bon DoFerfa6rasus
gen, bic bon einsm ia6tunbigsn pus
blitum nit tritif6sm Bid semuIfert
iperoen.
Die fabrsnben aiinitlsr nit i6ren
8agen, tie BON miben ateppsrn ges
suaen tperhen unb bic adnae &iinitlerz
truppt b~sberberssn, finb ipieber inters
national. Wan finfet fie in Der sans
gen Wslt. mo Sablenbe Msniden pobs
men. fs fiibren ben brsiiirten PuOel.
berSurteniunititiide MAIDEN tdnn. ben
Ponp. Der oas qltsr elmer iungen ober
Glteren DAME burG 9opfniden n
5eiet, unb ben Mtbletsn. Der gum
Sdreden Der 0orfhertulsiie mitgents
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28
S"0 ~
b~er9eirathet

.Sdau' nur "mal ben 9Grentpirt6
an! 90 elm &oloB BON einem aDrpsr
= unb Oben iibt Der fleine, runoe
3opf. :. gu brOnis!"
.@as braudt Der men groBen
Sppf9 Dem Iein aOpf 1T ia bod Bios
Stuffuse fir bic @ursel!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28

Daspdr'sgerdb Doc.
tor: -Sbr @dtte brau9t por aasm
Rube, Rube unb ipieber Rube.~ =
Gruu: n9tbsr er mill bod uidt auf mid
hOren." - Doctor: -Sd bat ct rs6t."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28
Iolfsbslutiaansem.

Die @oltsbsluftisunssn iinb pon'
eindnber berIhieben, fpie bic Bolts
fpra6en unb bic @oltsbialette. Wons
te man einem fhli9ten Medlenburs
ger ober Bommern aumutbsn. einem
'9abnentampf beiautpobnen unb bic
phaien zines foldeR Stfe9ts init
aufmerHamfeit ober 2eibenI9dft au
~rerfolgen, tpie es in Siibfranfreih,
Spanien pber Merito Mpbe 1T, 70
piirbe man apabrfdeinli9 auf einen
fehr energii6en unb unberbliimten
Wiberftanb ftoBen. Sn feiner Inter
baltung unb in feline 8ersniisen muB
~Seter na9 feiner Sacon felis tpsr>
BEN. unb Der aroBe 9umorift unb
Oi4ter SriB Reuter briidte bas nod
braitifder aus, inbem sr iasts: vWat
BEN eenen fin nbl is, ia BEN annern
i'm Na9tigul."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28
Mthtstsn.

4noere 2dnbsr. anbere Sitten! Sn
ensliIden Seebdbeorten finben Ii9
bGufig Resertrupps Elm, bic i6reSanas
tunItltiids pr~pbusiren. SIN England
liebt man bic 8ertretsr erotiI9er Nas
tionen msbr als anberspo, bic piel.
Ieitisen Sanbelsbeaiebunssn besSuiels
reihs bdben bas 8%eritGnbnib fir bic
Sittsn anberer. namentli9 .pilber"
8Dlferfdaften reae sebalten. unb man
persibt BEL ben buntlen Serrf@aIten
germ. baB man es bier gar ni9t nit
@annibalen 5u thun bat, fonbern nit
2euten. beren @orfabren felt LANCER
3ett nit moberner &ultur pertrdut
finb. unb man erfreut fi9 barmlos
an ben srotesten Spriinssn amsrita=
nif6er Reser. bic 4frita niemals ses
Ieben baben.
'8pptfabren unb DaFsripOrt f0ns
men pielIeidt nirssnbs einsn foIden
3uIprud finben, tpie in 2onbon. Der
2onboner. fpie ber@nsGdnbsr lift Wais
ferfpprtsmdn par excellence uno nirz
genbs finbet man benn au9 tpaHsrs
The oasis., 1902-12-13

THE appointment is announced of Hon. Ben Heney, of Cochise county, to succeed Hon. c. F. Schumacher, of Pima county, as chairman of the board of trustees of the reform schoolat Benson. Mir. Heney is very efficient and cap able business man, and his experi- ence and business ability will be of great value to the territory in the important work of the board. MT. Schumacher has successfully car ried out the work of construction, and presents in the building now completed creditable monument to the labors of himself and asso- ciates, retiring now of his own voli- ton from a position he has credit ably filled.
The oasis., 1902-12-13

In the Tucson municipal election Monday the republicans elected the mayor { Hon. c. F. Schumacher, re- elected the marshal (J.S. Hopley) and four councilmen. The demo- crats elected the clerk, treasurer and one councilman.
The oasis., 1902-12-13
The Pride of Heroes.

Many soldiers in the last war wrote to say that for scratches, bruises, cuts, wounds, corns, sore feet and stiff joints, Bucklen's Ar nica Salve is the best in the world. Same for burns, scalds, boils, ulcers skin eruptions and piles.
The oasis., 1902-12-13
DON'T WANT IT.


 customs had been cold in death hardly an hour before there com menced a scramble to succeed him. and ere twenty-four hours had passed there were in the field a half dozen aspirants and snumbers of citizens had endorsed one or an- other. Toward evening of the day following the demise of Mir. Doan it was stated that THE OASIS editor aspired to the office, and many in- quiries were addressed him with reference thereto. To all such the reply was that in no sense is the editor a candidate.
 At one time he was an aspirant for the place, and it would have been great help to him in estab- fishing republican newspaper to have had the emoluments of the position for term. Through long and effective party service he had earned and was entitled to the place. And to have had it in those years would have given some little prestige that would have aided-as hereinbefore stated-in building up a strong and effective journalistic exponent of the splendid principles of the great party THE OASIS has been always glad to serve. But those controlling the patronage did not see fit to give the recognition and assistance the paper had earned. They even went farther than that. They refused it the local patronage right here in Santa Cruz "a county that would not have existed had THE OASIS editor op- posed its creation. The first ad- ministration of the county-repub- lican at that-refused to give it's party organ the miserable, niggard | little pittance of the county print ing and gave it all to the demo- cratic newspapers sheet utterly without standing and influence, which had not been one bit of help in getting the new county.
 Through all that period of injus- tice and wrong THE OASIS nor its editor never faltered one instant in | their adhesion to and support of republican principles.
 Today THE OASIS is firmly estab- lished, and it is under no obliga- tions to the republican party. It has reached a proud position and has done so without office and without patronage. It is in circum- stances of constantly increasing prosperity. Its holdings will make it within two years the wealthiest in Arizona. It has got along without office and without patronage. And to use the expres- sive and gorgeous imagery of the Oriental poet and philosopher they "can take both and go to hell with them"
 But THE OASIS is and will always be straight republican news-
The oasis., 1902-12-13

prepared to erect and equip Stamp Mills Cyanide Plants Hoist Works. etc. etc. Manufacture and stock Hono Engines Horse Whms Ore Cars Ore Buckets Rock Crushers etc Carry in stock full line of Boilers Engines Pipe Min Mill and Shelter Supplies.
 rumishe coresponoenca Solicited
The oasis., 1902-12-13
ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON
 HOistin8
 Machinery, Stamp Mills, Cyanide Plants, Pipe Lines, Etc.

Garry in Stock Full Line Cameron Pumps, Nagle Engines,
 Mine, Mill and
 Smelter Supplies.
 NO8aIes, Ariz., He
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23
Uncle Sam Conveys Regiment of
Colombian Government Troops
ACROSS THE IsHMUs OF PANAMA
Under Guard-They Are Disarmed
Before They Are Permitted to
Board the Train, Their Guns and
Ammunition Being Guarded by U.
S. Marines in Another Train.

Washington, Sept. 22.-The navy
department is in receipt of the fol-
lowing cablegram from Commander
Mclean Of the cruiser Cincinnati,
dated at Colon; "The United States
guards guaranteed traffic over the
line of transfer today and permitted
the exchange of Colombian troops
from Panama to Colon. Over 1000
each way The troops were without
arms in a train guarded by American
navy force, in the same manner as
other passengers. The arms and am
munition were in a separate train,
guarded by the United States naval
force in the same manner as other
freight.
Officials of the Colombian legation
here predict that a storm of disap-
proval will arise in Colombia as re-
suit of Commander McLean's action
in disarming the Colombian troops
before their passage across the 18TH
mus
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23
TRIED 1T ON THE HORSE.
Trotting Star Placed in the Hands
of Christian Scientists.

Local Christian Scientists and 9TH
trine of that peculiar sect will find
food for thought, and, perhaps, fur
ther argument in support of the the
ory of the mind, which, is, over mat
ter, which is not, in the recent heal
ing of the famous trotting mare by
the methods of the scientists. Lord
Vincent is one of the best known
trotters of the grand circuit, and his
performances have been brilliant
He, however, went to pieces two
years ago, and in spite of all the eff
forts of the veterinarians to his old
time winning form, he remained in
the has been class, and all hope of
further racing on his part had been
abandoned when the Christian Sci
entists took up his case, and now
Lord Vincent is again giving 2:09
performances to the satisfaction of
his owner and to the complete mysti-
fication of those who do not under
stand the healing doctrine of those
who maintain that pain and disease
do not exist save in the imagination
of those who fancy themselves af-
f1icted. 1t is a case that is attracting
no little attention in the east, and the
story of the case is thus told in an
eastern paper, whose conservatism is
noted.
Local turfmen were astonished to-
day to learn that a promising trot-
ting horse owner had put an ailing
equine star in the hands of Chris
tian Science practitioner, and the
outcome of the treatment has aston
ished the horses owner who de
clares that the animal is once more
fit to race for any mans money. The
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Clark Delegates from Silver Bow and Granite
Counties are Seated.
SENATOR CLARK FOR CHAIRMAN
Henze Conestng Delegations Turned Down by the De-
csive Vote Of y to 4---Predicted that They VIII
Hold Rival Convention.

Bozeman, Sept. 23.-In the contest
between Senator w. A. Clark and f.
A. HeinZe for control of the demo-
cratic party in Montana, Senator
Clark today won signal victory, the
Heinze forces being completely rout-
ed. 1t was early apparent that Mr.
Heinzes cause was on the wane and
when the matter was brought to an
issue before the state central COM
mittee, the Clark delegates from Sill
yer Bow and Granite counties were
seated in the convention by the de-
cisive vote of 81 to 4.
Following the custom heretofore
observed the state democratic cen
lect the temporary officers for the
convention and to make up the role
of delegates who are entitled to par
ticipate in the temporary proceedings
of the convention. Contesting dele
cations were on hand from Silver
Bow and Granite counties, and after
some warm discussions in the COM
mittee, Senator Clark was chosen as
temporary chairman and Harvey
Bliss of Carbon county as temporary
secretary. This action was taken by
the same decisive vote which seated
the Clark delegaes, and insures the
control of the convention to the
Clark faction, as it gives them the
appointment of the committee on Gre
dentials to name the membership of
the permanent organization.
The convention is called to meet at
p. M, when the temporary organiza-
ton will no doubt be made perma-
nent.
The course that will be followed by
the Heinze faction has not yet been
divulged, but it is generally believed
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horse is Lord Vincent, winner of the
famous 10000 Pennsylvania stake
at Lexington, KY, and the owner is
William Todd.
After he had won the "ransylva-
MIA stakes two years ago Lord Vim
cent went all to pieces. Trainer John
Splan and various veterinarians could
not get the horse into form, and so he
was retired. Last spring a Christian
Science woman in Youngstown, Ohio,
horse, and Mr.. Todd was much
surprised to see Lord Vincent spruce
up, take his feed and begin to no
tice things. He is now going very
fast and is said to be a dangerous
competitor in the 2:09 class.
franklin Blake, Christian Scien-
ist, practitioner and reader at the
Second Church of Christ, said today
that he had not heard of the incident,
but he knew no reason to doubt the
Youngstown womans success. 1t was
common experience, he said. Mr.
Blake was asked if it was not harder
to treat horses than men.
"Oh, no. It's easier" he said
you've got to get man in the right
mental attitude and you must have
some regard for his individuality and
his rights, and so forth. All animals
are subject to the same influence OF
mans mind, just the same as man
feels man. You just throw the right
mental atmosphere over the horse
and it responds. It's all a menta
process, very simple and natural, and
you can find plenty of instances Of
the successful application of our prin
ciples to animals. l myself have
been been accustomed to relieving
suffering in poor dumb beasts, as wei
as in men and women, and l think il
is a worthy and pleasant service, as
all of our people do."