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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-01-16

she 1* MOI xtnve> - some suppose,
Nut thc Autocrat and Idol
Of fihe Home.

mo race can rise higher than ~
mothers" japanese women are es-
sentially race of mothers, ana tne
care and rearing Of their children oc-
cupies SO much Of their time and
thought that they are unable 20 nave
that extensive social life their west-
ern sisters enjoy, even We're y nov
Tor the etiquette which makes y ac,
tually fashionable for them 20 nnu
their pleasures in their homes, writes
Onoto Watanna, in Home and FLOW
era.
Many have imputed TO Japanese
women in consequence iack u
knowledge and undue meekness' III
garding them as little more snan sess 4,
ants Of their families ana nuspanus, |,
Such criticism is purely superaciai
and far from being accurate; 'noeeu'
il II very inaccurate !,
The position OF Japanese Wona :
is high one. she ~ auoresssu -
"0kusama' ne nonoiaDl 49, ,;t,,
the house, and she Is treaceu VIZ
the greatest consldera1lon ana sxn;,s
spect by her husband anu 80 nc. ~ aras
Far from being . meeA' $40 s'en - - -
tune of the househoid' sne = nol =
the mentor, the autocrat anu luoi - -
the home. A oomes'1c aa.s ~ ~,
he's fuii controi' nel uuu - ber
erous, but never repueuanS = o,sss
They consist q inanasins ~ s,;n 80
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-01-16
THERE is NO SPORT IN IT.
Northern Indians DO Not Take fieas
ure In securing venison foF
Their L1arders.

New Yorker who lives small frac-
lion Of the time in the city, being usu-
ally long distances away in pursuit OF
game, tells Of the method pursued by
the Indians of British Columbia in tax
ing deer, says the New York Tribune.
they have evolved system, this hunts
man says, that shows practical skill
ana sympathy and knowledge OF nat
ural conditions. He says:
.sThe Indians, to begin with, DC. not
hunt deer for the pleasure of hunting
They go for deer as a housekeeper goes
to market for beef. And what's more,
in British Columbia, at any rate, they
don't 90 often. Salmon are plentiful
in the waters and are easily caught.
So. why chase animals when they can
secure fish? 1t is something as it is
in Newfoundland, where l went cou-
pie of seasons ago. There the pre-
yailing fish, as you might say, is cod;
and though there is no end to the vari-
ety of edible fish that can be taken,
the natives never think of eating any
thing else. Cod is plentiful, and they
form the habit, l suppose. This is so
ingrained that they call Goldfish fish
simply. The genus is divided into cod
and the rest Of fish.
well, when the British Columbia
Indian makes up his mind for venison.
he goes at it systematically and with
out sentiment A group of half doz-
en- or ten men split and take either end
of valley. Then theyyproceed along
the mountain slope from the two ends
t. the renter. They choose the shell
tered side of the valley on which the
deer seek to escape the wind. Each
party covers the mountain side, some
near the foot and some at the top, and
Others between the lines, keeping
abreast by an initiated owl hoot. The
deer, on winding pursuit, have the
trick of leaping away down the slope,
unlike the goats, which go up, and thus,
between the two approaching parties
they are swept together at the middle
Of the valley. A good sized herd will
thus be killed off and the Indians sup
piled for many weeks by two or three
days exertion."
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-01-16

In his capacity as high priest the
Chinese emperor has to offer at least
46 sacrifices to different gods in the
course of year. As to each sacri-
fee is dedicated one or more holi-
days, which must be passed by him
in complete solitude. his time is pref
fy well taken up.-London Mail.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-01-16

A rattlesnake that is FIVE or six
feet in length will yield tablespoon
fu, of venom two or three times a
month. It takes its poison sacs at
least a week TO flll again after they
have been emptied.-Nsture-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
Serbf=6ebanfen.

@enn i'd I'M Spdtlommsr bic erite
@arbe auf Dem Selbe iebe, 10 bei6lei@i
mid tmmer cine webmitbise Stim
muns unb i'd Senfe: uSiebe, Der erits
S@nitter ba mdbt nit ieiner Seaie
BEN Sriblins unb ben CONNER nie=
ber, unb bamit iinft aud mteSer Elm
Sabr betnes 9sbens nit al ieinen
Yldnsn un6 6offnunser gu goben. +"
l1nb menn i6 BEN eriten ginbrud aud
perminbe unb mid bss rei6lt9en Sez
gems bes 6erbtes freue: cine semiiie
m~ebmitbise Stimmuns lasert bod Ben
sanSeu Se,bt biaburG auf meinem
@emitbe, unb i'd CLAUDE, mie mir err
9ebt es allen Meni9en. Ser 9erbit
tit bic s3eit Der @ebmutb, bes @elz
TENS, 6tnfterbens unb 8erfaaens
bic gauge meite grbe lit int 9erbite
muir Elm sroBes 8la@felo uoa sefaqe=
ner uno sefaater Pflansen. uno gluz
menlet@en; nit iebem fablen 8latte
~rteielt Elm fr6bli9es &tnb bes Stiibs
linss als blei@e unb blaile 2ei9e CUR
Gles peri9ltnsenben Mutter grbe
nie6er ; uub iberau In Slur unb Telb,
in 8al6 unb 9atn mebt es uns an
wie @~rabesluft unb Woberbuft. Tritt
basu nod ai@srauer, trotloler Ste.
Senbimmel unb i9eint es taselans,
ais babe bic Come it@ In sraues
Sadleinen sebiQt unb fir9te. beim
9erporwasen In iol9es trauriSe &e=
senmetter it@ iofort ben S9nupfen
ober gar bic bOie 9unSen= ober Sfip
penfea=@ ntsinbunS gu bolen, 10 ftet.
CERT it6 bte webmatbtSe 6erbttim=
muns fait gum tieflten @riessram.
gu feiner Sabresseit ruirb 10 uiel &c.
murrt, 9ebrumut unb sel6impft, uie
tn einem resuerii@en 9erbit, ni9t nur
BON ben eanbleuten, benen bic Scar.
toffeln In ber grbe p~erfaulen unb bas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
Sine Neibe bptenlpier 2I9en

Nbideuli6e Serleumbunsen itnb In
iiusiter 3eit sesen BEN au9 unter
Oeutlden tn Sen Ser. Staaten wobl,
%befannten giidof Ginger tn China ba
unb bort perbrettet motben: er babe
bur@ @emaltthdtisfeit, @erlosenbeit,
Sruntiudt unb gbrseis meleutli@ gu
benz Nus5ru@ bes 9inelti9en 8orer=
frteses b%eisetrasen. 8el@ etne &etbe
bobenloler 2isenl Ser bo9w'ite 8t:
i@of Ginger bat ii9 betanntlt9 ber=
maBen ms g%bineientbum einsearbeie
tet, baB Ct pollfommert gbineiti9
lpri9t unb idreibt un6 ais Oberleiter
Ser Milionen In Sib Sbantuns
Stang unb @i,be zines Manbarineu
erbielt, Seinen sroBen ginfluB auf
bic gbinelen benubte er itets gu Suten
unb friebli9en 3meden. Oarum prr=
be er pom beutl9en &atler, Der i'm
lebr bod i9dst, wieberbolt BET gr=
ri9tuns Der beutlden &olonie In
Sdantuns gu &atbe sesosen. Ils
nod t,in Mnaei9en auf BEN 8orerauf.
ltanb binmtes, bate ii@ 8ii@of Ginger
auf ldnseren llrlaub nod Oeutidlanb
beseben. Sort iberraidte i'm Ste
&unbe uon benz Mufitanb; nod ebe
bieier erloi9en mar, beSab er ii@ mu=
tbis auf ieinen Soften surhd unb bau=
te feline s~erit6rten Miiiionen uieber
auf. gbe er bteie @idreile antrat,
rpurbe er BON Der beuti9en &esteruns
pieberum utelfa@ gu Static se3oseu.
t1nb ct iolI bur@ @ewalttbdttsteit,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29

benn gorsei6ea unb Mabnunsen se.
mug seben linn poraus. @er flus 1T,
peritebt unb nust tie; Der Sbor tlast
9ebanfenlos. @obl benz, Ser ni9t
pl6blt6 In ber Waienblitbe ieinss
nebermutbss unb ieiner Sebler babinz
seraft mirb, Dem Elm sitises @eldid
i'm allmdbli@en @erfaIe Der &rdfte
Sriit unb Qnlab st6t bas feblerbafte
2eben gu uerlernen uro etn sutes Sters
ben gu erlernen. Sn Ser S9ule tes
Sebens sebt e5 ME In ieber anberen !:
man lernt erit re6t unter benz Druid
bes gramens. Sc lieber uns bic @elt
%seporoen, befto better lit es, ,pern
bic not5wenoise eOiuns lansiam unb
mhbiam erfolst.
@enn 9Ies eben fame,
gSie Oh 9ewolt es bait,
@enn @Ott Dir gar ni6ts ndbme
limb gGb' Dir feline 0ait,-
gSie mars barn I'm Sein Sterben,
On Weni6enfinb, beiteut2
On miiBteit ia perberben,
90 lieb mar Dir bic gSelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
&onnte Elm Bud barber iareiben,


Serr Sreb. geilbars in Gabuiue,
8is.. siebt feline grfabrunsen nit
Sorni's alpenfrduter glutbeleber lit
einem Srief on Or. geter Sabrnep
in @bicaso, Su. Ser 8rief murbe
uns CUR gerOfeutliduns iberseben.
sd wtu au9 einmal idreiben,
mas i'd ponSbrem Qlpentrduter glut.
bsleber bente. Sd babe 25 Sabre
on Seberfranfbeit selitten unb babe
Doftor unb 9otent=M ebi;iu sebraudt,
aber ni6ts bat mild furtrt, bis i'd ben
Alpentrduterg lutbeleber einsenommen~
babe. Steies bat meme Sober rpieber
in cen normalen .3uitanb ueriest.
Sd babe ibon 10 utele &uren nit
Sbrer lpertben WebiSiu semadt, es
phrSe etn gauges BUD MAIDEN, mem,
t9 lte aae bei9reiben po0te. Obne
Sbr Seilol fann i'd gar nidt ulebr
fertis werben, bas sebrau@e i'd Bel
aue,lsi 8eb Sd. bin Sbneu iebr
bantbar fur iol6e suten Webisinen."
Srast nidt in Ipotbsfen nod benz
glutbeleber. gr lit feline Orusitores
mebiStn, ionbe,n miro nlr DON lpeciel=
len eofalasenten p%ettauft. SIT feiue
asentur In Der @esenb, 10 menbe man
ii6 bireft on Or. Yeter Sabrnep,
112-114 50. Sopne aue., Chicago,
Su.
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3mttt 9(aerieelenta9c!

Sier, mo Der Sreunbi6aft Stolen bllb'n
Gin Siiseln, NO geliebte l9ieoen,
Sm Garten @ottes till unb grim,
gSebt &iblun9 fir bic Sebensmiloen.
Soier leste Der Filser ieinen Stab,
Ser Serrl6aft Srom' unb Scepter ab.
a(uf bteie bebre @rdberlur
Sqlt rnler's 9ebens gliltbe nieber;
Sier iammelt miitterli6 9tatlr
eSm tbren S6ooB uns ollie wieoer,
llnb manbelt let lie ~unleren Staub
sSn Slumen lnb in Sriiblin9slaub!
God bier, mo- bic Gppreiien iteb'n,
@riil1t emit Der Quferitebun9 Saline,
Sin froberpiinl6tes gSiebereb'n
Gntfnoipet aus 6es Grades Saline,
llnb ew'9e Slumen reid an Quit
@ntIprieBen Der Serlpel lung @ruft
BUR Saat bes @ottesaders muB
iebes Saus ietn &orn beiiteuern.
Wan9e Samtlte bat 6ort ibr 8eites
%besraben. Ser uns,bitilide Sob bolt
gtnen nod benz Nnbern pon Ben lte=
ben QnsebOrtsen unb Sreunben, bic
unier 9ebsn erfreuen. No6 bsuor er
Ben @unben Ser Srenn1us s3ett &c:
laiien, gu uerrarben, eri6eint er mte=
ber, UNI neue, i9merslide Wunben gu
i9lasen. Sarum tbut es notb, bic
entipre@enten Setlmittel berett 81. bal
ten. Ser nd9ite unb mddttsite Sroit
fir bas pom Srennunssl6merSe err
s~riffene 9ers lit bic 9offauns anf cine
@ieherueretntsuns in Der anberen
@elt. Otelen Ballam besebrt bic
Gsutur, unb Ser @laube sspd9rt i'm.
l~lniere lieben Sobten bleiben infer,
iie leben unb iouen emis leben, ba ite
forifabren, uns gu lteben. sic itnb
ni6t fort, ionbern nur uoraussesan=
gen ; betm gintritte tn bic gmtsfett
iollen mir ite mieberieben, nm ME msbr
BON tbnen Setrennt gu werben. Oarum:
,Wtag bes Sobes a(rm urs trennen,
gSir rperben emit uns mieoerleben,
Sor @ottes Sbron bic llnleren fennen
Otit ibnen banfenb por Tim iteb'n,
Oa, mo ni9t S%rennung, no ni6t Sob
Den Neupereirten mie6er brobt."
9test ba brauben auf benz Sriebbo:
fe Elm seltebter Eobte BON bir, Elm
Sreunb, 10 nimm nod einmal, ebe bic
grbe nit S@nee bebedt iein mitb,
ben Wes gu i9m. Ober aber menn
bic suten gltern, @ei6mliter, @atte,
@atttn, &inber ODER @obltbdter uns
ter Dem fiblen Staten Sebettet iinb -
bann rufe nod einmal bic grtnneruns
on iie mad; waue gu ibren @rdbern
unb serbrade etne Tbrdne gu gbren
ibres tbeuren Mnbenfens. Nimm bic
lesteu @lumen, bie Der falte Sau@
bes Serbites nod ni@t serit6rte, winz
be etnen &ranS unb leSe i'm nieber
auf ben @rabbisel betner 0teben.
@eriese bid nod einmal in bic &tn=
beriobre, i@mtnse bid nod einmal
auf, I'M eine ber5li@e, unsebeu@elte
&inberliebe ma@surufeu. l1nb rpenn
bu nun fteslIe re@t, re@t lteb sebabt,
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&orn auf benz Saline unb in ben Gar:
ben uerresnet, %ionbern uielei6t nod
msbr Don ben iauertopfiSen Stuben:
bodern in Ben Stdoten. nnb bas
porseitise Seuer i'm Ofen, Sic fallen
Neseni9auer, idneibIsen Winbe, bic
mie6er gu Gbreu setommsnen l1eber=
sieber unb perl6nupften Woien lebren
ung, baB es pirflid gu gabe 1T nit
Ser iommerli@en Serrlidfeit. Das
Sabr tritt in bas lebte giertei, in
letn @~reilenalter.
&unltueritdnbise NuSen ribmsn ben
@erbit, neil bic Sarben ber gersang=
lt9feit, NIT pel6en er 8alb unb
Sur bemalt, 10 biblte mannisfaltise
Naancen aufueiien. Oie Treunoe ie
mes eb[en SafteS, Ser laut benz Nus
iprude Der bl. S9rift bes WenI9en
9e,s e,freut, ,ibmen i'm au6, neil
ct 9eIe un6 &elteruns briu3t. Nber
mas bilft bas Naes seseniber ber
Bebmutb, bic uns nit ber nabtalten
0uft in bic Seele atebt unb bic lelblt
Der Inbltd bes frii9 sepusten Ofens
nt6t gu bannen uermus! Wan qud(t
bie muntere Susenb 10 pisl NIT Se=
tra@tuusen aber Bite Sabresseiten;
aber tie ma6t lt9 berSlt6 penis aus
benz 8e6lel, Senn iie ttd9t ben Slh9
ling i'm 5erSen, mel6en Sturm uno
S6nee unb Sis ntdt anSutaiten per-
m0sen. Grit uenn Der Wenl6 an
fdnst, sraue 6aare BEL iid gu eutbez
den, ,uirb er fetufiblts fir Die Set
@enipra6e Ser Natur, bic ibm bic
@ersansli9teit ouss Sroii6en, has
Memento mori", auf S9ritt unb
Sritt Dor bic Seele fibrt. uNlt wer=
ben min Sober, alt lein Niemanb",
lautet Elm trefli6er Sprud Sacob
@rimm's. @ir m09ten ale bes emit
gen Oaietns iiBe @emobnbett mOss
lt@it lanse ausbebnen, aber mir i6eu
e., uns, ben 2ebenstalenber rt@tts gu
i~tellen, unb es uns redtSeittS einsuse=
iteben, ruenu Sribltns unb CONNER
uorbei finb uno 9erbit unb 8tnter
%berannaben. Cine S@riftiteuerin
meint, man ioute iebes Mdo9eu bar.
auf binmeilen, baB es nt6t ldnser alt
ais jung iein mtrb. Oem Smuggling
fam bieie 2ebre aud ni9t l9aben.
Wer uerninftis unb gut leben min,
muB In Der Susenb baran bentsn, baB
CT oft mtrb, unb i'm Mlter ni9t per=
seliin, baB er einit jung mar, @er
bic 8lItben brt6t unb %serit0rt, mttb
tint !6erbite BET leeren S6eunen lisen /;
per bas Seine pflest, wirb aua TN
ldnsiten @inter NIT @ottes 9ilfe
ni@t barben. S6oppsnbauer last:
@as elmer on it& ielbit bat, fommt
nte ibm mebr gu Suite, als I'M Mlter.
Ser arme Seufel, Der pl0slt9 reid
wirb, mtrft bas @elb NIT pollen 9dn=
ben fort, aIs Of es uenis uorbielte;
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Sin perbrountes !&tnb 1heu

Gin %uerbranntes &inb l9eut
bas Teuer", aber beiien unsea@tet 1T
es uesbraunt, uno S6r MOTT etwas,
I'm, bic S6mer8sn raid gu itilIsn.
@ebrau6t Coles garboliial6e. Ga
ranttrt, bab tie bic i9limm ten 8ranb=
uunben unb &opfrino beilt, obne eine
0arbe gu binterlahen. 9altet etne
S9a@tel our 9anb. 25 un6 so 6.
8erfauft pon Warttn Wolttor.
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Sali6beit unb gbrseis, Giseni6aften,
bic er, Der milbe, mabre unb beldeiz
oene, gar nt5t fennt, BEN 9inelil6en
gorstfries NIT peri9ulbet baben
Sas fann nur Der @abniinn bebaup.s
ten. gbenlo wabniiunis lit bic 8e=
l4ulbtsuns Ser Sruntiudt sesen einen,
Utann, Der ii3 in China auer seiiti=
gen @etrdnte eutbdlt unb, obslei6 Elm
Saper, nt9t einmal 8ter t,tnft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29

Sic melan@olil9en Sage iinb
sefommen unb NIT ibnen rbeumatil9e
SdmetSen. 8er iebo6 iofort ct.
Safobs Del antpenbet nirb ftnben,
bab er sebeilt mirb, unb feline Srur
ni1b hinte, blteben 1etn
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- Sur aauerldiitSe unb prompte
Inferttsuns BON Pldnen fur &eHben=
gen. S9ulen, &tr@en unb 1onittge
Weubauten penbe man it9 al, ben Mr=
4ttetten 9. $. 9aas, ct. gIout,
wftrtt. 12=ba
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@ebe benz, Der SIT iterben sebt,
nnb feinem 2iebe 9ei6enft bat
Gem Se6er, Der 81 S9erben 9e6t
limb feinen Ourltigen getrdnft bat.

= @ebrau@t Coles garboltleife,
unb Cure 9aut wirb aart un6 mei@
mte bic eines fleinen &inbes. sic
bat teinen i@meren, ieifenartisen Par.
fun, ionbern binterldbt etnen i9wa=
den @eru9 slet9 benz Der fril@en
2anbluft, bic auserleien 1T. Ser.
iu@t Coles. @erfauft pom Martin
Molttor.
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Der w%oblbabenbe Wann, Der ben
@ertb bes @elbes erfannt bat, bdlt
poriidtis 6aus, bamit es fiber aus
rei9e Bis CUR grfaQuns ietnes 0ebens=
s'eles. Was ma@t it6 bic lebens=
frobe Susenb aus einsm Sdbrdsn?
IS lieSen ia nod etne anl9etnenb ur:
ermeBli6e Reibe uon Sabren Dor ibr.
N6er mte balb fommt bte Yeit, NO
Der Meni6 it@ iasen mub, bab bic
3abl Der fommenben Sabre fleiner
lein ptrb, als bic ber persansenen,
baB iebes Sabr uunmebr einen gang
erbeblt@en 8ru9tbet( ietner 2sbens=
unb S@afenstraft r%eprdientitt. Oas
&inb iptelt ie~elenfrob nit benz srausn
8arte bes @aters, obne an Sic gu
funft gu b~enfen. wdbren6 Ser @ater
ior9enuoa bere9net, Oh feline &rait
mobl ausbauern rperbe, Bis rpenislteus
bic grsiebuns bes &leinen polenbet
lit. Gin eripartes Susenbiabr trdst
8u6ersinien; I'M utter bat es Ben.
Wertb BON einem SabrSebnt. @enn
mir nod 8erlduserung unleres trbt:
i6en oebens uns iebnen, 10 leitet uns
neben Sem Naturtriebe, Ser sesen BEN
SOB iid itrdubt, bic grfenntnib, hab
infer grbenlauf nod rtht uersi!nt,
abseI6lohen su perOen, bab es nod
10 uiel, 10 viel gu bsiern, gu biBen,
gu ersdnSen gilt Sc wentser bas &C..
ben sstaust bat, beito srOBeren Bsrtb
lest man auf bic Tortbauer beslsl6en.
IS min Nbenb-8tnter merben! Die
glumen in @alb unb Selb itnb per
welft, aber briunen in, marn,ert 3im-
mer laiien it9 nod prddtise glitben
steben. Oas Erstbbaus bes @reilen=
alters lit bic @rinneruns on quite S6a
ten.
@ebe benz, ber at iterben aebt,
llnb feinem 2iebe gei6enft bat;
Gem Se9er, ber gu S6erben 9ebt
llnb feinen Suritisen setrdnft bat.
(9tiidert.)
Die &adertnneruns an eiue quite
eble Tbat i6meist ME; fie fiitert am
lautei item In Der ittaen Eobesfunbe.
SIM 6erbfte itreut Der Sdemann bic
&0rner in ben 8oben, trob beS beranz
nabenben Winters; er wetb, baB Der
Sdnee Sic Seine i9isen, Elm neuer
Sriblins fte aufiprieben laiien wlrb.
Wohlan, ruenn au9 uni'r asbens:
berbit ba lit, pflisen unb iden mir
frii9 unb boffaunssuou. Nidt auf
etnmal bri6t Der Winter NIT ieiner
eiligen So6es6ede iber uns beretn
= @ebrau@t Coles garboliletfe,
-
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unb penn bu empfinbet, ais Oh bu
@inem ODER benz Mnbern fir ausetba=
nes 9.ib etwa3 a~bslbitten bate It.

v0ann fnielt bu nieber on bet @ruft
limb birsit bic @usen triib nnb NAB,
= Sie ieb'm BEN @nberen ntmmermebr-
Sn's Ianse feu6te &ir6bof9ras."
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Scfober; tn Albanp am 2. Jtopem=
Der; In ct. Warttn am 8. Norem=
Der In Cob Sprins am 4. Mopem=
Der; in &idmonb am 5. Nopember;
IN 8rooten am 6. Nousmber In 8el=
grade am Z. unb 8. Nopember; in
YapnespiIe am 9. unb 10. Nouember.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-30
A COMMON SENSE SOCIAL.

I attended n gay little affair which
our hostess called "a common sense
social" The punning name was given
10 it because all Of the games-and "A
bright series they made-were founded
on the common senses" such as hear
ing. feeling, etc. For example. in the
feeling contest the player is blind
folded and required TO feel a dozen
objects on table. When the bandage
down the names Of all the objects. as
he suppOses them 10 be. For hearing.
he listens 10 something. we will say
a song or story, and is afterward called
upon 10 reproduce the words upon
paper as closely as possible For
smells, a number of small boxes filed
with various household materials, such
as bread. starch, Indian meal. borax.
celery, salt and the like, are passed
from hand TO hand. The player smells
them with bandage over his eyes and
afterwards guesses their contents.
Points are given for the best work in
each competition. The player who
holds the most points at the end of the
series wins n prize. The prizes We're
all desirable gifts in touch with the
games of the evening. For example
4 pair Of opera glasses vision, a phon-
ograph (hearing), silver spoon (tastc)
The boobies can be made very anus
ing. Players winning low scores
should have One.-Mary Dawson, in
Good Housekeeping.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-30
~Dreity-
8sYz..ae~W wear

Fringe is extensively used for trim
ming evening dresses.
steel and silver trimmings are more
in evidence this year than gold.
Veil pins Of carved gold. inset with
pearls and oval in form. are the latest.
In evening coats of Partisan design
ing, the champagne shade is the favor
ite.
Many of the new lace skirts are or
namented with ovals in ivory painted
velvet.
Unique and beautiful is an orchid
pendant Of rose gold. with setting Of
baroque pearl.
Square cut emeralds. surmounted by
small brilliants. are among the novel;
ties in ear rings.
White, pale blue and old pink are
the most fashionable colors this season
for evening wear
Slender platinum neck chains, set
with quantity shaped jewels, represent
new feature in gem work.
Dressy waists are fashioned from
white mohair and trimmed with mar
row white satin ribbon or gold braid.
Three baroque pearls in white lend
an extra touch of establishment TO a
lovely stock of soft silk in pale pink.
The newest and prettiest glove hand
kerchiefs are of plain colored lawn,
with a narrow hemstitched border.
Black aigrettes for the hair are tipped
with diamonds. and exceedingly beau
tiful are these scintilating ornaments.
\ wing shaped belt buckle of blue
enamel with grecniSh cast is decor
ated with the head and tail feathers
of Il peacock.
one of the extreme novelties in even
ing shoes is slipper OF green satin.
with side insertion OF patent leather.
and green satin heels.
The coral rose has been revived and
in its delicate pink prettincSs it Is now
found adorning some long brooches
and topping stickpins.
or the many chains that have made
their appearance this season one
formed OF twisted gold Wire beads set
with pearls is noticeable.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-30
Tho Oldest AmerIean Tribe.

Are the Mayas. a tribe in Southern
Mexico. about which little has ever
been known. Asiatic in origin. and was
there a tribe OF civilized people in that
country earlier aud moro obscure than
jnc Aztccs?
Professor Frederick Starr OF the Uni.
NcrSity OF Chicago has just returned
r:om N investigation into these prob
lcmS. and IL may be that his research
work OF the last four months in Mex.
leo will result in an affirmative answer
10 these important questions. =
\ purple spot on the back OF each
baby born into the Maya tribe, Profes.
soy Starr declares. Is the connecting
link between the Mayas and the Mon.
goliau families. He has discovered
that the Mayas are the only tribe
among which new horn infants bear 4
purple spot in the middle OF the back.
The spot disappears about four
months after birth. The same phe.
nomcnon appears among Mougolian
families and this similarity may prove
that the Mayas are in origin Asiatic.-
New York Times
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-30
HOW TO MAKE A VOLCANO.

If one could only stand off and ad-
mire the grand spectacle made by a
volcano in eruption without being in
danger from it and without anybody
rlsc's being in danger, there isn't one
Of ms who would not look on the
privilege as rare treat. But as real
volcanoes have a way Of making them
selves terrible TO the spectators, and
Of killing people ana laying the country
waste, Il miniature one, one that will
make a pretty little spectacle, and not
do any harm AT all, is greatly TO be
preferred.
Here Is the way TO prepare il: Get
n large flat glass dish, and in the
middle Of II stand small vial filed
with claret wine ana stOppcred with
n cork through which n small hole has
been bored with a red hot wire.
Now, get some clay or common earth