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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-27
ATE BAD CANNED MEAT.
use Of Fatal Ptoma:1~ Poisoning
Narrowly Avertsd.

a. use "t ptomaine poisoning. result
-.m eating stale canned meat.
,- ".ar resulting in the death yes
-lt co.. Nj. Anderson. living in
s---- .'rt NJ 53S East Seventh South
,--.-. Anderson dined heartily on
r,..-.' .orned beef and shortly after
$50. Tie meat he was seized with
r,--,- PAINS md suspected chat- he had
CAM some kind OF poison. Or. ". T.
rs-ss.-- was called in. and after the
-s-s5 sly remedies had been admins
F-zL the patient was declara5 ONT NJ
rt.'- though he is still very i'll.
n. - physicians state that a number
oa7-.' =. el this kind of poisoning have
t1f-, W lAeir attention lately and they
br ~ e.eal care should be exercised
is f-.g, .lo.ic in seeing that their meat
ana untainted. before eating il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-27

stops at once and forever the craving for
the weed and makes it impossible for
any man to chew or smoke. The mar
velOus part of the remedy is that it is
odOrless and tasteless. II is taken in
milk, water. tea, coffee or food without
any bad effects and many women have
already cured their husbands and sons
of the tobacco habit without the slightest
DANCED Of detection Ii is easy to duIt
tobacco and if you will write Rogers
Drug & Chemical Co. 3031 Fifth and
Race SITS. Cincinnati Ohio. they Will
send large trial package free. in a plain
sealed wrapper. and it viii prove how
easy it is to cure yourself OF anyone else
of using tobacco in any form.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27
He Was Busy.

L Is scarcely credible that 50 faith
fu- { servant and 80 good & courier a.
John Brown q Balmo-aL could eve-
deliberately have keyr MS sovereign
waiting. bU- -be London Ta-le- relates
al anec1oIe which shows thar be had {
very human side
Brown was ve-y fond Of fishing. and
one day. when he had E fine salmon OF
his hook there came s message from
the castle Oh De=side. desiring MS pres
ence q once. Queen Victoria was 70
ing for her afternoon drive, and i was
Browns duty 10 attend her. as he 81.
WAYS did. string IL The rumble q -he
carriage.
Tel her majesty that III be quick
i" ne said
But The salmon was strong and could
noI b. landed 81 once. Another and
more urgent message reached him.
Tel her majesty that have E sal
mon Oh bur II 5e there il & few min
u-es
s-ln The salmon held out and E third
and imperative command arrived.
Tel her majesty. shouted Brown
that ir's n1- possible for me 10 leave
without the salmon
Nor did he But whether The ouAar
knew enough ot fishing and fishermen
70 appreciate the circumstances i na-
tod
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

-jooe1 them through the medium Of
IL CHEF Eide-de-camp. His questions
were q Tie paternal kind. such as the
following.
ROW did they 20; on with the hard
ships q barrack life: Did they long
70 70 home whenever they thought Of
lhel- Dearest relatives: Did they not
RINK their lot hard one each time
their thoughts wandered back to the
eas- and joys Of their homes: Were
they not feeling the effects of their
daily exercise and maneuvers: Did
not the eXactions of the military sery.
ice sometimes make them cry in Sc
cret?
The soldiers answered that they were
quite happy in the army and that their
oilE desire was TO do their duty TO-
ward their beloved sovereign.
i few days before the Mlkado. " lille
travelling by rail, was cheered by q
number of very old people at Shirai.
sll station. He sent them all presents
through the local Governor. an ac, Of
A-Alhess which moved the old people
20 Tears of gratitude,
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

ne-5e1 s usU EfuuT- - Z EHS o-5s-N5
and ~ 2 1,Icr-E So 7u17. Good
less E->h EE5 rlz- IS hack
Z=l
-Fc- s fHE GAYS -hs u1-a- Saazez
% cuDe a. --h-- and -hz1 -Ae ve-
-Es-e5 ~ Ecz1- r-E-ss- E-1r1Iz-r GONE
- al - ta- -a,e g,E-1 IA z-z---
and -1-l An Is cls y,u1-9 WASN'T E-y
s--c-------I sc-c ~ 81y Ez-e--
zs --v--S- -L-ez - ult--z- z-5 -e----.-
-- -1s z>-.Clz-1c ve-Eie- -tz- -.a-e
E-Is-c E-y E1-s- u ne wei -u- z
lcs7- We -azl5 hardy t.e-svs T. tc-
had 20 zrcssc : Ws-=SS aa5 mouths
-s-- r tu- re r4.- -svs- came l.scE
- tslS-oaSS s. ia c15 S-zoE- Tie wnde
-a---g r-l@ve5 over T. and -ae u= 81
h1'-s- -a.l ia. ol5 wei hs5 hee- {
--.-,z- -iz---.-cA. - . sg,esk- on Z --z--
1-s lsy- Was -e--.uE z1u-he- uA1
E1-'-- ne 1Ercuu--zt t,l.- izSzr r-..z rance
u l-- -la5 5l5 FANNY vel and IL
lsE+-- ne 2 Any new ics factories hs5
s-E--e- - -- -b= us -ts.l-1cl5 ! Tod
---- ----- t'-- --1- - II u fr-E--.-- 2
.-1-E away from Is .us- zho-, -1e
me We l--S- on vel
-1s-s z De sud --s factories
E-rE-S s--E Vs-y deep Ee--s. and -hz-
E-s -le---E A1> drawn # vuu- Wen
---l- 1a-T,a1-5 -- on town a1r= su5
17s a-ne- va-S p -1= Ssme lefEln1--
-l-'-'- Ta-- 700 II Jimmy w-a-
We uf-=z % rs rolu--y = s ssele-y -
-ls protection % wells
-1-s = 2 -~u= story r-1-u5e5 -1-
speaker. and y-- S-5-a- wei has never
come tslcE- Detroit free Press
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

Al Interesting S--t- = @ IL S@eL IL 8
London zrl, where -E-e- lion cubs.
about E moth old s-e ba.uC suckle1
and h-cugu- W ~ al I-ish terrier. who
= e. gl-1u1 % Be- foster children e. 2
they were ha- owu puppies. Al four
occupy & nearly square box. Eo@5 70
Keep he cubs warn. N0-hi-E- i j said
CAD exceed The affection @. ne DOG tu-
lie cubs. and he pride she shows when
-hey are admired = quite touching
The -wo NoDesses act Ike kiuens and
are ss harmless
4 French reolc-is-. N Tou-nune-
has reported The existence ot 6 strange
animal, new 70 science. il Patagonia
The 'hynctE.~ g. -he natives cal i
Il fear and awe ot is wonde-tu, pow
as : as rig ss E puma. with tu- O. s
deep brown colp-. and = seems 70 hauu.
ne rivers " ToE-noue- fred g. one
q i swan, bu- i sunk and did n0- rise
again Hs Is disposed 70 regard il g.
E living Representative q -h= '-n-ouy-
LOGON" whose remains. found recently
Il cEves u Patagonia have excited
much Interest IL sciaI-fc circles.
There = some lElk y E project for
Organizing hunt tUc Specimen ot
e D- Australian hUuyiT. FL animal -ha;
many believe . eZls- only II lie -mar-
lLa-l1- ~ ue-vUus natives and q those
y15-4 residents wIo a. Il -1e habit o1
cs IRVING colonial -uu home with -le--
There are many. beweva-. who know
ING IL Australian bust vel believe
-1Z- inns curious creature may ye- ~
found. and u0- 50 far away II -ae IL
-e-lo- either. Lake George II tie
coast d-s--c- u New South Wales. :
szld by some 20 he & home oc -he hun
y-u- and z s=a--t Il that quarter usy
l.= undertaken
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

= v-year-old member of a Harlem
-Am-l! Of i've girls has been the luno-
ct.-' cause Of much surprise and amuse-
De1i 70 her elders lately by reason Of
many dron remarks.
= Jew days ago relative. on a visit
10 Tie family, told of the progress bis
SOL was making in his first wear at
pupAe school. The little girl had seem
.hs-Y been interested in doll on the
LOOT near her fathers knee, but no
sooner had the talk ceased than she
'OoLea " al the visitor. and said.
have yd little boy, Uncle winw
e, E's And why do yc,l ask"
4 LOOK Of happiness spread ovC e.
SIC lace and brushing back a golden
cur with her hand, she said very de-
Aberately:
Wei, indeed, you're a lucky man.
lncie Will for there's a calamity CT
glr.s IN our house New York Times.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

Il addressing -l4 students Of me
University q Chicago 4 {. Ba-ie--
SAID recently -lz1 { young us1 who
wishes u succeed Il business ought 70
- E secondary s-hpu. training that
wuull make u possible tu- hin uo-
only -u eu-=- college wi-lou- conditions
bu- actually 70 sI,=l. correctly. NJ
Ba--ler-s opinion il This ua--er car
RES some LEuL Ee Is thoroughly ts-
uL.z- with liz business world and
ought 70 know me laws that govern l.
/, i --Le that MS opinion conflicts
wi-1 -La- @. certain U-le- people. L
Las u==- said IL excuse @. alleged lax
TT II teaching spelling thai -1e a. u
spelling j. merely Al crouy.Is1uleu--
-lE- II : IL Indication either u
Strength u- q. weakness O mind. thar
i = t----e- Il - able u -lIlE -uzL
70 D4 aide u sg,e--. -l2- al extremely
foolish MAI nay Bs Eble so sy-ll every
wu-L Il --e language while sgl4e *
--=L=.y wise man may Du- L. zule 10
sI,e- s. El- suL -lGI Il view q these
tac-s spelling uust be regarded g. uue
q -1e minor E-ar=s Uf Al education
harmless perhaps evel desl-E he. b1-
~ 1t means essential WIKI TINS view
q -1e question NJ Bartlett Is evldeu,-
x e. variance He Is Convinced -hs-
& boy should be taught spelling ever
z rou- other things hive 30 L. ueE-
lee-e- a-s reason Is simple one. tn,
thoroughly convincing. IL ) TINS. En-
plgys-s want their Young mel u t.e
Eule ID write business letters -hs- VIII
Dor s-ul-ify The tru IL The eyes q g-s
correspondents i may t.e rhst -be
esie=n Il which good spelling Is now
nelt is nothing but blind pre5udjcs
Ent -aEt E MAJ oughI uo- 10 csre
whe-ne- MS letters sre vel spelled o-
not This may De. But -1e acrusl er,,-
dI1lUn ngw and here is thai men Do
esteem good spelling and rhat -ber do
want their letters spelled II conform
iyy With established custom 4 wise
young mED who is entering business
life VIII bear this IN mind and viii ar
coumOdats himself 10 circumstances
Whatever be may think Of their phu-
osUphicsl Justification
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27
I NILE IN CITY AND coUN-pv
Ne" orleans Nan Thinks Fo-ns-
More Quickly Walked

-l's S-'s=-Te3 cu-ious rb5ug
A-'1-- --s-Elres- said & rbourt-s-,7 =
Ie-- E1c ! have heard many persons
-'-'-- -1--. u lie same thing: bD- I
x - 1@'e' s==- any SATISFACTORY er.
s'-|-lE--- . = II fact sum-
-i'7e! every person who mas had an
---l.y = contrast conditions ..
IL! FI-s. 4 c--l=s With tbe u,-s 80
I-'l- ---la-S Il -U-zl sections hiss -
- = IL sane -L--E AZ any 49,
: - --=- Lrs Inclined tc rerar5 ,ba
Il! ---'+ ts s.-lsW nat snq--4- --s,, -,
r'---fT --l= II course -ra-.
l-A-! -l--Es vtle1 NJ. suare-s. -.
s. - IL tEg-E1E-lu- o. rbis -rs-..- =
Ts -1--t lpgu- L se-guslr or5 -. :.
NJ ~ LIZ a. a. satisfactory wbsn
W N=Ei Ia problem gne,r-;,s-,-
>-l1''s+ W. vE-E -1e cis-e-r,s -
II In . --iE l,--y llle vs. fD5 80
Hangs v1,lt WI .agEa Mo - -; -;
l'l.1 -'@s t-.'-zs - wty. ura--r -
llsI-t!t Il slgv HzpcoEs +...,-
ou1--Es usr All wg--.- ,---.-.-
l--1t' al, -il--1ss, Iut -t,,useT5 -
pos [E1sr -t-1Et H1lee r-e,srr. '--,o
nes q psTet,.llgs11 e--r-s -
aoe=l- . st,I1s sE-er-- .1s re- -. :,
-anee- E1t ls.esssgpe1--y tte et,r ms -,s-
: s---1l-1E-y t1tr-s5sd On -ht -
hsno- L. tuur-ry uLs. 70 -hs .-r.-i s--1'=f
pe=rS'a NiD EsE had % ,as-e o., -eee .s
= e d tz- sse 10 bezutr IN ~
rnegso1sss = teDce ey-na~ O.
'%7=1'---s q tbs hedEes ia v,-,,
.h1g al .a-su stretch. BDr ~ -. q
l a a. 1h'1s-a1g oFer Cd straw
s II tte COMMON view .. -.
mtt;er. and u dputt ,hese r,sroh,,I u. tne
.TE- l'fs'I'esses play al inDort:n. noe.
= INNING TIE Impressions =
--F@a Win reference to dis,anoo, -. re
- los cl1srent conditions sssnn-, ~
bui hs'e e The particular thine 'ra', ualea
re % cal attention 10. The c;,r Uuiu U',,
80 . maze IN much less tlme thne
Il s'o'1-irT -uDe AS rule q mo- "am -',,,
FAX q I-le In the city in two-th'rs ~
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27
First Caller

In Scotland there is a curious super.
Su'uuon to the effect that good or bad
fortune is brought to the house by
tne character cf the first caller on New
ear day In the eighteenth century
ms was supposed to take effect after
y o'clock. and so devoted lovers would
station themselves outside of the doors
OF the houses where their sweetbearts
d"eit so that they could enter at once
upon the Striking of the hour. From
mlunlght till morning the streets Of
huinhurgh were crowded with young
men, all making merry in one way or
another. Indeed. it is the most i'm
poFtant celebration of the year to the
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

-1= WORDS --zs lu--u.5uced E nh II
C'11--Ass Eifsl-ie5 Il : S=rz-o- o. Eer-
res=1-l--T=. usually sound uuet larger
L-E- -ae-- ordinary meaning v1--au-s
II u-os- properly -c =s-11E-e -1e -alue
q -nz Introduction Il E III uns --us-
Remember La q -welTs % fs--4-
thousand Measures Introduced { s.w
hundred u1-y E-e passed. - .g- r-r.-
lsosec su=DLuar-s Il lie Cuus-5-u-jrl-.
liz iu1a1- morality E1J1g -1eu II ar.-
I1EluE Esc1 lev Congress sees :
scor+ - uu-s O proposals tU- Z sly
-ss1-t S1ue1Cu=u- 70 he Cuug,-5-r;.
131" We shEL 5Uut-less s1De -ir1s
have sDc1 Z hing ys1 -h.se amend
DeUtE, Ii u wtlrn ware e-Upseuueurqas
q E-=E- Civil Wa. Represent ne
Only CHANGES made IL -bs Constitution
E-ocs -os Presidency u Thomas Jere--
Sol
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27
UNDERGROUND ROBBERlEs.
Urgent Need of Society for the Pre-.
lection Of Wells

Urgent Need Of Society for the Pre-
lection Of Wells.
Z Underground robbery Is { new "a
rle-y, q course; buI i II always -ne IL
cred ule thar happens remarked he
-Esi usu who had found Z chz-ce 20
-2lE We've mad good many things
stllsD OH q pur BACKYARD since ws
began 20 I've Oh Ibe Old plare where
~ G-e nOw-uE fathers OH place bu-
-bs -1ee- which E-ieved n uos- wss
thai q ON Tel-uu- or vel -hs- WIS
ouE abort forty years sEo Tuu can
replace sbUTels axes nEtehs-s. casl
wool o kiDdlng which is stolen from
you- premises, but Fou GAIT replace
S1 pl6 vel
The u-bs- Ds1 tll s-s-s5- and OLE 0.
then sEic rhs1 be 6ldu-1 Sc 5gE any
booy coDld steal Z vel
That's true. tvo.~ said tbe c-hs-
rEn: II is Astonishing and We rguJ5--
bellsTs il for long tine Cu- do wel
suddenly began 'be1oE Up and We
Sent for the puupnR1- thinking tbe
pump was ont % Orde-. He said we
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27
Where EngIand Buys and sells wbes,

Ine 81 mErks-s a. which most Enc-
lish wheat Il sold arg Norwich. Mara
Lane. Peterborough Lincoln Hull and
Ipswich in the order named Peter
borough has taken the place once oceU-
plsd p! Lynn The markets for for-
eign wbsst which occupy the f-s- s.x
places are Liverpool Marx Lane. Bris-
tOl- Manchester. Hull. and Birmipr-
haIn The London market remains he
mDst important of English corn ex-
changes for il Is gUDd second fo-
both sor-s Of wheat. whereas No-wjrh
which slightly surpssses il for Eng
hsh- sells very little foreign. and L.5r-
e-PD9l which is the preniem Inarke,
for foreign regards an English sample
as quite Z cur50s5ty--Lond9n Graphic
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27


A--=- g. - u-g -=1 O: Auz-lcs
L-e ou- -l- --4lu-E--es- The fellows
WHO G-e -ElsLE hogs ElC cG--le. ne
farmers and lie s-ycEue- show II IL
lie aggregate Il Z way -1E- makes he
combined fortunes q dozen coEuciEl
E-ogs 1903 Lac p-sy-L.uEs- Tax soUE.
expanding Industries =: yuC VII uu-
1Ol'- : tU-ge- LlEt primarily his l. :
-OOd-p-clu--lE lElol. I grows things
. sE- = markets. Tie substances Thai
humanity must have, De the times good
o. bad The market tO- pianos and
god watches hay become depressed.
Hose who LELu-EcTu-e .LLu-les may
-. -le pinch o. poverty g. times BIZ
Is long t. Humanity eats millions Up
uL millions u money LIs- TOW 70 lie
Lu'-e1 >-G-es The C11--6 States has
completed G census q -1e domestic Ell
-ul-s Of -he cUuu--y. L includes horses.
mules. cattle sheep. hogs and g1s-s.
The tU-E. Is -. - 81. and he aE--a
gaze value : Szs=.E t5s-- ~ T1e value
u cz--lE alone Is s. - :. /. a.. and q
hogs So - p'l The u-u-et ere s.
Tas- inst her meaning = sluos- Iosl-
= billion doesn't convey much lL:g-1a-
-llL u ne average l1E Le.s ~ =
z-g--a- wE!- Tie aggregate -l-u= O.
I've s--cE exceeds lie lg-ll cuLlll+-5
-Z-= u -l@ PRODUCES @: LIZ feds cl--
=s-s E-- I1es u lie lElu- 1u- ne
pas TzZ- Prices have advanced s-ucs
-l= -=1sus VS. -EEeL Hi l. : cs--z--
IA -1@ present 7E-ue O. q m -Te
s-1-E Il -Ie tinted States eLce-5s t1u-
million dollars The y=a-
- Wa -1= greatest IL -1e history 0t
-1= luslu=ss STOCK rlls@-s. SHIPPERS
E1E packers a. made money Al along
-1+ line -1E-eases were shown. Cll-
rLEo received uve- 5..p-.1'Ba ca--le. =
90 %. s1=er and COCOON hogs. Nan
sEs Cl-y was { close second. and Dma-
Ia Cincinnati and { dozen more cities
made me records.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

O. TIE tine Il viii take him to wslk
nile n the country. ordinarly !,
would seen that the shoe would be an
TIE o-he- foot. There is so much mora
- arrest his attention. 10 stop him
s1E Consume his tine. In the ccuns-r
TIE way : clear. and there Is nothln.
fo- 1an 10 do but hustle for his desd.
nation
OF course. the walking is better Va
re c.ty because OF good sidewalks
and Tie lift Of the feet Is not so Aeavy
Ru- the main reason for the Shorter
-ue required. IN my opinion, Is found
n Tie s-,mulus Ehich the city pedes-
--zsn receiY .rom the excitement
around hin. Everybody is going at
a-ezkDeck speed Everybody Is bus.
r-luc. There is noise and hustle. and
il spite Of the fact that his attention
: arrested. and in spite Of being bump
el and joStled about by men and wor-
en going IN opposite directions, in spite
q delays 81 crossings caused by pass.
5uc cars and vehicles OF every kind. the
pedestrian : worked up 10 a quicker
movement Excitement Is the thing
that deadenS the idea Of distance. and
makes L seem - much shorter IN the
CITY ths- l1 The country. and excite
ue-- : The thing which causes E man
70 walk s nile in the city in just two
Thirds @: the tine required 10 walk the
same distance in TIE country. and the
difference between q dirt road and
paved street for walking purposes has
hu- ---,e 20 DO with New Orleans
T--1 - democrat
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

The-e Is magazine sro-y o. nE1
years ago, 1D- VINO : now lie szecu-
I've head OF E S5.rr1.l'JJ oi. company.
POo- newspaper u=- are usually driven
out OF TIE business .lEO soue-h-o. @:
this SOL
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

P-u-p-1sss. gDod sense Ttysjczl
s--s1--t E1c D0d=E-y seem 70 be hgE,-
-! united Il -hs ps-suI u E fUu--esu-
yea--.'lc Illinois schoolgirl She wGs OIL
her VIZ 70 Ee1DO. D1E morning rzeeur-
II. when sbE heard cries 20. h-lp. and
discovered -1z- uan was struggling
II -be water q { nearby pond she
promptly wrzDchso z raj from q lence.
dragged il a--Vss 6eld. pushed il out
over The See GD6 drew -bs man II 70
safety Then. being afraid she was
late, she rEn 10 school. When the man
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

E-5 - trends -L-=5 lt-e- q - dIF
GO -1E-E - - Sound as- S-2s II
--- -----T = rH- -s---Ls-E e-ass
80 -a- --- uH--1a-a- -1s -sI--a- o.
--r --a Wl=- ID -=z-rr- e-----
-a---- -=- before ne s-l-,-- s-s ---,t-
-- ana SD WY. v1l- sl~s e--l-
- -- ra> uH-1-- nae Any .-s
--- -LT- -1-= = l--v ne "a VS.
------ --z--
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

Ever since ne Gsy Il wrote What's
TIE Ae--e- WIKI Kansas William A.
lei White mas Desr telling ne people
whs- = ne matter wiki me c0u1--ys
greatest men
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27
DEMOCRACY OF THE MIKADo.
The First japanese Sovereign TO Min.
Gle with His People.

The First japanese Sovereign TO Min
gle with His People.
The Nikado Is the first japanese sOv.
- - % emerge from the diCni6ed ne
-i-eue-- y which his predecessors
lived This step has only increased the
Tsssiouzte loyalty Of his subjects 10
ward him. and people are already com
pairing him with the Kaiser as regards
he prominent public role he seems dis
posed 70 play.
During the army maneuvers, says a
Yokohama correspondent Of the Lon
don Daily Mail. his majesty. who fol-
lowed events with the greatest interes,
and enthusiasm, ordered two priyates
70 be brought before him and ques.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

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T'21les command higher p--ss -1gr
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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

\ little British sclpo. boy made
rather natural mistake when he said
that he man who looked OIL -ne 1--E1-
side q things was called al op-.u.s--
but tle mai VIM looked U1 -1e da-E
side was called p-an-s- = l--l= 81.
not s. "a away sid -1s- E insurer was
E ma1 VINO could 1uE use for u-1=-
peoples money.
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