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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
GrOffnung beS Gongreb.
SeiOe Sdnier treten beute tit eibnmg.
6rde Sabn fr Semeuwap. @etrdbeipeiher absebramnt. - SbeoOor e.
SpblaB geaorben. 9ri guioneu ber6rannt.

Srretter 1Dllen ntDfs m II
ben SdieBereien 3u
tbun baben.
3eigIer, A. Deg. Wm. Wannes,
Der bOdffe geamte Der Il. Or. %. in
Sio Slinois, Der in 3eigler bic
llnionfa1e fibrt, madt folsenbe Be-
tanntma9ung:
sd fele sntIdieben in Mbrebe,
baB elm unionsmitelieb nit Der S1ies
Berei in 3eisler iraeno gtwas gu tbun
sebabt bat. Sd CLAUDE, bab es snt=
tpsbsr auf Germ 2sitsr's gsranlafuna
poer bic ieiner 8eamten eeida6, ooer
aber, baB es BON einselnsn ieiner Was
den ausgebt, Die er in Der lebten 3eit
entlahen bat"
Neue2 ncala.
@bicago, 4. Sea. Went am
Wontag bic @erfffdttsn Der Slinois
Steel 60. pieber in 8strieb eeisbt
tueroen, miro cine neue 2obnicala in
Strait tretsn. Die 26bne Der beffbe=
3ablten Nrheiter fino s%erinser, als bis-
Der. bic Der gep6bnli9en arbeiter
b66er. 2eBtere merben bon $1.85 big
$500 per Sag erbaltsn.
Die erfte Sibunsb es
Senats.
Wafbin9ton, 4. Ses. Die erfte
Mmtsbanbluns bes Senates, Der mor-
gen 3uiammentritt, miro in Der feiers
li6en @bruns oes anoentens o~erjeni=
gen Genatsmitelieber beffshen, bic lett
Der 8ertasuns oesielben aus benz See
ben eei9ieben fino. Sofort nod Der
@r6fnung wiro Senator penrOie off.
eieG bas Siniaeioen Ses Senators
Quap unb Senator 2Ogan bas Deg
Senators Soar berttinoen. Sarauf=
BIN tpirb fid Der Senat bertaaen.
Sreiperon Derbrannt.
Senifpn, Seras., 4. Sea. Sn
einem bieRaen Wietbsbauie brad heute
Elm Jeuer aus, bel benz 3 PeriOnen
ibren Sob In ben Glammen fanben.
35 9eute rettetep ibr 2eben bur9 Ger.
a%bfpringen bon i'm 2. StOdperfe be-
legenen Gsnftern.
9heobore@. RDblab B. I
Hew 0ort, 4. Deg. 9beOoore
6. 9Oblab. Der @ertreter atueier 0ouis-
DiQer 3eitungsn, 1T bier geitorben.
Die oirette 8eranlaHuns gu ieinem
Sob. mar bic Sbatia9e. baB ct Dor
einigen 3agen fab, ME Elm Nann bon
einem f%a1enben 8alfen erf1la9en
truroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

Neaen - go. Q rofber $1.13 aui Seles
fen. SLID BON RibIen; 80. 8 rofber SLOT
December 81. 10; Basenpetem $1.13.
Eorn (neaes) 9ao. 1 weib 46is ; 80. 2
weib 45c; go. 8 wetb 45c; SO. 4 peS,
44e; 10. 2 weib semriiai Acc ; $40. 9
meis seatiiGt Acc : 80. 4 mets eemti&'
44e; $40. 2 selb 454c; 30. 9 seIb a. /;
glu. 4 seIb 4lc: To. 2 esnii&t 4t}e;
go. 8 aemif9t 46c; SO. 4 semsf@t 44&s /;
QoIben 45e.
Safer- Ts. 2 weiber 31}e; 30. 8 wetser
S13e; go. 2 @euaii4ter 3l};; go. 8 aeuti4tss
Bic.
Qeu - 30. 1 aiaotbS $40. q 70.
2, 500
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

Oie e ii # S rantrei4 8
ptrb u~nausgeiest bonn Meere abgenagt.
0tefes bat bappn In ben lebten fiinf
Sabren nidt pemiser ols 115O Older
perfdlunsen.
Grit 8ismard bat i'm Sabre
1862 bas Oeutf1e als Mmtsiprahe IN
ben 8ertebr Der preubif4en Diploma
ten mi. ibrem &0nis unb ibrem Minis
fer eingefu9rt.
s g panien 1T Elm @eieb erz
lafen porben, na9 tuel9em on Sonnz
taeen bon II ubr 0ormittogs Biz IL
llbr Na9ts fdmmtlide @ei4dfte uno
2dbem eef8loHen fem miihen.
On 4u Il ern fperben In 2onbon
uutpD9entli6 etpa 100000 Stid
beripiit. Oie 9dlfte Der Muifernf4as
len pirb 5ertlefnert unb Bel Der Ms>
pbaltiruns Der Straben berpenbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
ShiHSnabrihten.
u bdefa

3ew gOrt: Y5urnefia" nod @lassOm;
y@raf Waloeriee" nod 6amburg;
y@ampania" nod 2iberpool.
Soutbampton: Stem Oort" na9 SEEM
Oorf.
Rem 0orf : y36nisin Suite" bon
@enua.
Nep Dort rGtruria" bon 2ioerpooI.
2~iperpool. yl1mbria" bon Stem Sort.
MrQefommen:
plymouth ySt. Paul" bon Nem
Sort.
Heu 9ort: go Souraine" BON Sapre.
2iperpool: y8ictorian" BON SEEM BORT.
Queenstown: v9utania" nod Sem
0orf.
Dober: vMoltfe" nod Stem Sort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

Indianapolis Detail gertaufspretie:
Rar.matb RIee So. 5O-$7. 90.
giptber $6.00-S6. 75.
Nlitfe 81. 25-$8.00.
NIfaIfa $8.50-S9.O0.
8eiber So. 50-$10.25.
6ancp Itmotbp $1.85-$l.90.
@erpdbIter 81 60-$1. s5.
8rirna 81. 75-$1. go.
6ancp RentuGp 1Iausrab $1.40-$1.60
@gtra retnes in @baf 5Oc-6Oc.
Dr9arb @rab $1.45-$1.60.
&eo Top IN @baf 85c-$1. %.
Deiber Soma Sameri 9afer $685..
8eiber Sninois s5c-55c.
Samen @orn weib unb seIb S1.10@s1.86.
gmber 9m6errobr Sannen $1-1.25.
@nfiIa9e Gorn 9Oc-S1.10.
6rIbiabr @erfte SOc-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
0ef@Ia@teteS Vteb.

Trti@eS Rinhfsti@-DefIi@e Stiere -52
&C.; beige Stiere $3.50; bieiise Tiabes
$40 bis FOO Bfunb 7e; bieftee &A5e 400
bis $50 4furb SIC 2hbe $50 bts $50 9ttnh
&c; etier goroerpierteI 6}e. Stier Stater'
pierteI 11}e Ttnb StrterpierteI Sc, Rinb
g~orbsrpterteI &c, Rub Bort erpierteI 43s, Rub
Nuterpiertel 7c.
Srt6es 4aIbfeii9-2dIber 10He, Ssnters
pierteI 13c, BorberpisrteI 81.
6riides S@affeii9 - 2dmmer per Pfsmb
&c ; 6&afe 73e; S&esieI 13c; &a6s fur.
lse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

SnotanapeIB 2afeesgreNe:
GepobnI. bts gutter 10-I2e; prts.a bts as
udbltsr A-l6c ; Sanep 82&-83e. goIAss
Deaow 10 bis 22e, Sapa 2s-s2e.
SIN padetsn:
Artoia $l3.26. 2ton $l3.26, Series sl8.25;
Caracas $12. 10. Diamortbis S12. 2S, Dus6
Sasa 8Iens Sig. 00,R aiIBou& Sl2. 25, eatsI
Slenbeo Sapa $12.25
SuGer-Domtnoes 8.06c; Shifsuder 6.45
puIuerifrter 5.40e; 33f3 puIuertRrter 6 eOe.
feiner sramaIirter 6.40c; Cubes 6.lOe; Con.
feetioners' 8 Doc; Hibsepoob q 6.4be: Eb5.
mtg u 6.4Oe; G'HYtre 4 g. 55e; SoeaI artra
SoIoen 6 5.3Oc; @tnbIor ertra q Base
&ibsepoob 6 6.2Oc; seIber 6 8. IOt; Is Gel.
Der 4. 80.
@etrofnete Srii9te--AspfeI, on Der come
setro6net, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e BIS 7ke;
@itron 15e bis lac; aoRnen, 2 @rorun, per
Yfunb, T, 8 @rown 7ie, 4 Gropn TIC ioas
menfsese &c bis &c, California Ruscatel TIC;
Sultar,a 7Ac, tuaportirte Guiana lie bts l4c
california apriiofen Sc bis 12c.
gidIes-24OO i'm Sat $40; I2OC TIM Sas
50; 1900 TN SaIbfas $500; 900 TN 5as
81. 30.
eprup-etanbarb gcrn 23e biz 25e; ss
wdbIter &c bts 32e; eorsbum 2Se bs 8Se;
Stem Orleans MoIaHes lse bis 26e; seudbI.
ter 80c Bis 38c.
&tnsenpaGte Observation-Disclosures 8 3D.,
Slice pea9es S~tonbarb, 8 3d., "a
2.2b; combs 8 Bfunb 81. 50NS1 So; Bic
pea9es, 81. 40-S1.6O; Nnanas, etanbGrb.
Z Rfo.. s1.66-S1.sO; eeeonbs, g 4tunS,
81. N.45; Crime SObnen, 8 SfunS aans
men. 8abama Ananas 81. S0@sa. Csc.
@efiebte erbien, Sl.20-sl.7 10, fra5s SSuai s6
@ents. Rarrow S0e. esnsepeiGte 66e-sOe
tomatoes. 8 Eunb, 81. 10-sl.15, Su6er,
Born sOc-s1.25. apfe.5uttsr. per Guscah.
8 Bf1tb. $1.
MHe-8rastI neu Sc Bis 1Oc; SiIbsrts 10,
NanbeIn IA; peiSi9aIiss NanbeIn lss;
Serbian RanbeIn 15e; 4eanats &c bis SIC,
ssrsftete &c Bis &c; gnsIi9e @uInitHe
eiRs-RaIs 40 Or. Tea). Sab. s-1le y.
Gauone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

Timotbp-Serfaufsprefe: 80. 0O--l0.00.
Rice Serfaufspreiie: $l0. O0-S11.O0.
&eIiGtorn - 8erfauf8pretis: ie mao Der
nuaIttdt. 65-70e; neues 45 Bic 50c.
~SGfer-8e9dIt 44-46c; tn ben xearen
S8.00N$9.50 per Tenne. Reuer 32-36e.
Carbohydrate. ie mad benz CRIB. tn Eak
len. So. 6O@$6.5O e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

&arfie eerdu9erte eratpurf &c,
Urantfurter TIC; Bologna tn Ddrmen &c. in
9u& 61fc.
S1mab- tn Iierces i. DIAL. 92e: q.
naaIitdt 9ic; 8. OuaIttdt 8ac
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
tommenbs @ongreb 5,

menig 9eieb9ebenoe $bdti9feit piro IN
Der srften @O9s oes @ongrshes ent-
faltet tperbsn. Nm erften Sage tper-
ben rrur Die Namen bsrlefsn uno reue
Witslieoer einsei9wOren weroen, Die
bic lser getporbenen pldBe einnebmen
iolen. Die gebrdu9li4en @omites
peroen ernannt Deroen, um ben Prds
Tbentsn bon Der Sasuns beg @onarei.
ies 3u bena4riatigen. Ser Senat.
miro aud. ME iibli9, bapon berfdn=
bist tperbsn, baB cine binreidenoe Ma.
ioritdt befelbsn periammelt TT, nm su
ben Sasesseiddften tibersuseben.
Nm Sisnftag miro Die biesidhriss
gOti9nft bes prdfioenten bsrlsisn tuer-
ben.
Nm Mittwo9 uno SonnerIfas uer-
ben bielei4t tleinere geiebseberiI9e
anaelesenbeiten er6rtert usroen.
Nm Sreites 1T penfiOns-8 Bag, on
benz mebr als 1000 pribate penions-
S%oroerunsen beridfdti9t peroen.
Wdbreno Der sriten Wo9e pirb Der
@OnsreB fid tdelia friib b~ertusen.
$ M b ais Senats=@ NJ
n n
Waf6ington, a.. Deg. Der Re=
prdientant Sementpap bon Snbiana,
8orfbenoer oes Saus=Nusi9uB fur
8epilieungsn, telegrapbirte beute benz
Spreder Cannon, ale feline Witbeper%
Der um ben Senats=S SIP, Der bur9
6errn 6airbants g%rDdblung gum
@ice= prdioenten frei miro, tpdren SUI
riidgetretsn, 10 bob er freies 6elo babe.
Die Heuwabl DirospOn Der Se9islatur
i'm Sanuar bOrgenommen tueroen. SIN
6eloe uarert bic Teprdientanten 2an=
bis, Nep uno @rumpader. Serr
g~rumpader srtldrte iibrigens, bab er
feline @anoioatur ni4t 5uriidsesOsen
babe.
prdiibent &ooepelt B e.
ftdtigt 3rie9seertdr
Saft I.
Wahtngton, 4. Deg. Ser Be-
ri9t bes 2riessiscretdrs Saft iibsr feline
0erbanolungsu nit osr,.TssisrunS Pa-
nama's it Ieinsetrofen. prdfiosnt
2ooiebelt batIbenielbsn gsrau tuoirt,
in allen g%inselbeiten s~utsebeiBen mnb
6errn Saft per 9absl oabOn In 2ennt=
nib seieBt.
@r tpuroe auBeroem autorifrt, bas
abtcmmsn gum abidlub gu bringen,
oas er nit oerl&esieruns bon Banana
bs3isli9 Der 8~ertaltuns Der 2anal-
gone s%etrofenIbat.
Mm Wittwo9 miro Serr Taft nod
ben 8ereinistenlS taaten fabren, fi9
aber ~tiiraere 3sit in:9insftSn, Samai.
ca, aufbaltsn, um f~sf3ufeaen, Oh bort
Nrbsiter fir benl3analbau su baben
inb.
@roBer + eli bepeider
6ur9 5 e ne r T 6rt.
Sou + n, Seras, 4. Deg. Sin
GROCER @etreibefpsider Der South
Seras @rain Company" tpuroe beuts
9dn3li9 bur9isGeuer serfi6rt. Sas
6eusr purbe Dour9 anssfislte elmer
neutrality-suspicious. entosdt, nod be-
rem ausiagen ansebli9 granbfiftung
porliegt.
Der @eiammtperluf betrdet 100, 900
Dollars, Der tbeilpeiie bur9 0srihe-
run9 geoedt III.
9 e9nao | 9 ung q beeIebnt +.
@oIumbus 8, O., 4. Se3. Die
Stats Experimentation Bat oas
@eiu9 Der MDroer Wm. Niaols unb
pbil. 9agle um umwanoluns Der fir
fe befimmten Sooesfrafs in eine3u9t-
bausbausfrafe abidldgig beidieoen.
Nidols miro am 9. uno Nasle am %.
DECEMBER biaseri9tet ueroen.
Ni9Ols bat Samfta9 benz u9tbaus.
DIRECTOR einsetanoen. i'm Suit 1903
ben 2riesspetsranen Ilfreo Winaro In
3enton. o., eridOhen gu BADEN, er
iagt aber, er babe in NOthmsbr geban=
belt. Bisber bate er aeleusnet unb
Der Staatsantpalt bate &aub als Wo=
tip Der Sbat gelteno geua9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
0attsr, 9ter umo 0eaaaeI

SdnbIer besabIen foIgenbe preiie:
Butter Country. 12e, Greomers a7t,
Gl9ix 28c.
eir-24c per Dutenb.
Siibner S4c. Sabine 8. TurfebsHI4-16s,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
GrA@te ssstb @ttmhge.
q e.


NepfeI-$1.5 0-$2. 10 per Sab.
Sananen-@epdb!te S1.26 bis $1.D pc,
gun9, ypeite AuoIttdt 76c bis $1.o0.
RoiusnhHe-$3.25 pee Suneert.
ettronen-Neifnas. So. 10.
Orangen-Sanep California gdIeneia $500
Sloriba $500 Biz $3.50.
8irnen 5cc-Sl 90 per 8aibeI.
Sancp Birnen-$1.b0 per Crate.
Seigen : Srnprna l1-l6c bas SfunS.
Do.ieIn &c per 9fmnb. 80 gfb. 8tfe,t.
Heuer Sonig-l6c. y
Truuben l5c bis 16c per 6orb.
Uemaf.
8otbe 8iben-$1.60 per Tab.
xrout-S0c Bis 75c per SaB.
BIumentobI 1915 per SAP.
@urfen Acc per 3orb.
@eIerp-per Bnn4 lbe.
griine 8obnen 76e per 8ufbel.
griines Corn, l0c per Dusenb.
3artoHeIn 81. 00-1.26 per Cad.
SlbfartoTeIn 81. 25-3.a6 per 5ab.
MaSieie sc-1Sc per 0usenb 8itn9es.
Nbubarb lOc per Dusenb.
ealat 81. 90 per 5ab.
3utebeIn - 9Gc per 8uibel.
Spanii&e 8rpieheIn 81. " per Grate.
Naup Spbnen $2.10 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

8abia q, 8railien. Sas fiioatlnn-
tii4e @eiamaoer Der @ereinigten Staa.
ten fubr beute nod 3riuioao ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
3dte.

ensros $ geriaufspreifs Smportsrter
e@uesertdfe Doc per pfunb esn5etnaj@..
e@weperfdfe TIC, Biseonfn Greanu /, aais
12A. Rew gori Gbeboarsi l2}e, esnRetmh
iGder Siu't ursa 12-14e, grid I3-14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

indianapolis 3afse,4reFe:
GersobnI. bts gutter l0-12e; prts,a BIB as
H-l6c {; Sanep 82&-8se. golh<s
Deaow 10 bis 22e, Sapa asa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-09

the left nor right, pausing neither to
see if his rival was senseless or in full
pursuit, sped fast-and ever faster
to the dormitory. Locking the door
and lighting his candle, he wrote mad
ly, as one driven by hunger to reach
a goal ere Failure and Time, conspir-
ing, forever count him down and outi
Far into the night, past the mid
night hour he wrote, and at the first
glimpse Of dawn, in the fastness Of a
sylvan forest Of naples beside a rip
pling lake of sheening waters, he met
the lady of his dreamsl
Doffing his helmet and kneeling be-
fore her on the silvery sands. he
poured forth his alteration and his
Lowell
Arise she lisped in accents sweet
as whispering winds. "Arise, for thou
hast won mel"
With great Joy In his heart,
Thomas left his room, avoided Fred
erick. and slipped slyly away toward
the brick house on the hill Long he
watched and waited At last, she
came, more beautiful. more fairy-like
than everl Calling boldly, Thomas
rudely thrust the book into her hands
and scampered away into the bushes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-09

But through it all there pulsed the
breath of contrition and regret.
He was finishing the manuscript
when the writer entered. within his
yearning eyes a hating look Of fear
and doubt. a glance of mingled hope
and anticipated defeat wrestling for
mastery.
To win meant food and chance: to
fail, perhaps starvation and the bitter
end,
Frederick Schaub arose tremblingly.
intense in his gaze. Before him stood
the boy who had been his best friend,
the collaboration of his first literary
effort, the rival who had taken from
him his first boyish love; his master
then. now a cringing, pleading. half
starved hack" crying to hear his CALI
But, God, that was long agol Had
they not been near and dear to each
other! Comrades in charity Eel
lows in Joy and in sorrow-all save
this oncel With a cry of joy, he
sprang forward:
tom. don't you know me? I'm
Fred-Fred Schaub of the Orphans
Home! Why"
The other, calm, possessed, cast
down his eyes. and choking, said:
Il know you, Fred. knew you last
night, but I was afraid, afraid you
would remember what a cruel cur l
was, away back there among the hills
and. Fred. we're-we're hungry up
at our housei Can you use the story?
Can"
But the conclusion was drowned in
the rough embrace that fell upon and
about him.
Use your story? Use your story?
Yes, a thousand times, yes, old mani
| can use your storyi l can use you!
can-We will collaborate together
again. Here, take this Come back
tomorrow! Come esrly, come to
work, There, never mind. Go Low!
It's all right"
He wiped away a tear himself at
the sight Of the strong man sobbing
before him.
Go to the wife. Tom, and tell her.
Get her braced up and bring her down
to dinner tomorrow night. It's Christ
mas Eve. You hadn't forgotten? Wen
go to Shrader's. Have a regular old
time-and tell her about that first
novel Of oursl" laughing like a boy
again, back in the Ingraham Valley.
What's that7 She knows? she fsg
The little girl with the golden curls?"
and Frederick schaub held out his
hand again.
We'll, | forgive you even that.
Thomas-besides there1l be four IN
the party tomorrow. Yes, we're go
ing to be married in June. Say, but
won't we have high old timei"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-09
Newest Ideas In Yokes.

Quite the newest thing in yoke is
the square outline, although many pre-
fer to cling to the pointed yoke, find
ing it more becoming The yokes are
made Of lace or eyelet embroidery
with stock attached. The square yoke
has also made its appearance on the
strictly tailor-made suits. Here, how
ever. it is made up of starched chemi-
sette order, with upright collar, such
as used to be worn exclusively with
severe shirtwaists half dozen years
ago.
At the front of the collar on each
corner are embroidered beautiful mo-
tivos, such as flowers, butterflies or
design in eyelet embroidery. This
gives a truly feminine touch on so
uncompromisingly stiff an affair.
To state what colors are to be worn
is impossible. There is a perfect
craze for vivid shades Of yellow and
orange, which comes under the name
of coque-de-roche. A touch Of 1t is
generally f1attering to the face, its
brilliant coloring often bringing out
hidden charms of color in complexion,
hair and eyes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-09

now. have an engagement and am
already late!"
The visitor started, as If prompted
by some sudden impulse, restrained
himself, uttered a quiet THANK you.
sir!" and withdrew
= >
The hands Of the clock lacked but
ten minutes to the appointed hour
next day, when Frederick Schaub be-
thought himself of the unperused man
uscript With small good nature, he
opened the envelope and casting a
critical eye upon the title page, read:
"The Tragedy Of Banockbrook."
The Tragedy of Banockbrook, I"
he unused. cropping for the thread in
his memory. 1.-The Tragedy of Ban
ockbrook' and then with a sweep
that startled him, the scenes of in.
tervening years we're set aside, and
back, back along the beaten path, sped
his thoughts to the Mississippi Val
ley and the Hildreth Home for Orphan
Boysl
With flushed haste, he ran through
the manuscript like one seeking an
open sesame to joy. It was-indeed.
it was-the story of himself and
Thomas Fitzmack!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-09

ing in the glowing groves and the
grass was rustling on the wooing
breeze. they wrote the virgin page to-
gether, Tommie welding the graphite
laboriously as became so momentous
an undertaking.
Then it was decided that each, in
turn, should write a chapter until all
was finished.
When the end was reached and the
book bound in a cloth cover torn from
the pillow-tick in their dormitory, to-
gether they would take it to the gar
den fence, where, with her frisking
playmates, chartered the fairy en-
chantress of their boyhood dreams,
the queen with the hair Of sunset and
the eyes Of cerulean blue.
Daily they wrought, resigning pull
away and football with the other
boys. feverishly to hurry toward com
pletion The Tragedy Of Banock-
brook" AS one wrote, the other plot
ted and itched for his turn upon the
ground above the precious manuscript.
The interest, accentuated as the time
sped, became almost vital as each
tried to excel the other in the eyes Of
the future critic in the big brick house
upon the hill
Then-somehow, neither seemed to
know how, or why, or when-there
crept into their rendezvous that hide
GUS. insatiate monster, Jealousy; a
suspicion that each was making Of
himself the hero, each seeking in turn
to lead nearer to a great. grim wall Of
towering stone behind which in a
castle Of igneous boulders dwelt a
woman who, to call her queenly fair.
would be TO flatter queensl
Her eyes were blue as the Ingraham
skies, her hair was as golden hued as
the naples in Autumn when the sun
was setting on them, and her voice rip
pied and fell In a cadence Of rhythmic
melody enhancing 10 list.
And yet--suddenly the realization
came like a call to arms-there was
but one heroine!
There could be but one heroi
All. the tragedy Of boy life, the in
tensity Of boy love, innocent, pure,
undehled. the noblest love that sex
e'er gave to sex. the sweetest and the
blessedsSt That God e'er vouchsafed to
beautiful womanhoodl
The rivalry of love and despair,
wrestling like demons with the stall
warts Of affection and comradeship
writhed and twisted in close EN-
bracel Complainlngly. each sought at
first to defeat the purpose Of the other.
but as the story grew toward its nat
ural inis, they quarreled openly.
One evening, just as the birds were
peeping their last good-nights before
tucking their tiny heads beneath their
fuffy wings. and the noisy bull-frogs
In the bayou we're harshly calling the
spotted legions TO partake Of a "jug-o-
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Away to the west 10 the Valley OF
Ingraham, where the amethystine sky
droops in a sapphire protectorate
over the undulating sub-valleys and
the sloping hillsides; away to the
west, where the winter, yielding to
spring, bursts like an emerald lily un-
folding its petals, where the summer
IS dreamy as hashish, and where the
glorious golden Autumn Is a panorama
OF prism-kissed grandeur, there stands
amid luxuriant elms on a southern
slope, a Hildreth Home for Orphan
Boys. Maintained In limited degree
Of security and comfort by the fitful
appropriations Of state, and the Dhilan-
thropic donations Of the charitably
rich, 1t drones along through chang
ing years, peaceful haven for the in
fant outcasts on stormy sea.
Here among the zephyr-lulled sur
roundings, with the fitting birds that
pipe their songs Of gladness and their
twitterings of grief. dwelt Thomas
Fitzmack aud Frederick Schaub, two
adolescent particles of human debris
gathered from the wreck-strewn wa
ters OF Fate. OF their parents they
knew nothing except fragmentary
recital by kindly and imaginative
preceptress Injured to satisfying blood
longing by building upon the merest
fragments OF known knowledge.
snatches Of strange. almost inconceiy-
able family history. This. instead Of
satisfying the childish yearning for a
mother or a father, but fed the FIRE OF
longing. inspiring the two boyish
hearts TO reach out their tendrils Of
affection for tangible support And
each, finding nothing on which 10
fasten. turned from pure sympathy to
the other, twining and INTERVENING
his love about common comradeship
Then into the Valley OF Ingraham.
under the amethystine sky. there came
a story b0ok--and a little girl with
curls like the goid-bronzed leaves on
the slde-hills IN October, with eyes
like the azure skies in Indian Summer.
with a laugh like the ripple upon the
rosy pebbles at the ford-and she
gave them the book from beyond the
garden wall OF the Home. where she
dwelt In a great, brick house that
stood like a castle within the naples
upon the hill
She proifered It as they stood open.
mouthed, awe-stricken. gazing across
the ledge. AS the boys fingered. spell.
bound. she fed her squirrels and chat
tered with the chipmunks in chorus,
Thomas and Frederick accepted the
book with that strange reticence that
sexes awaken In each other even al
so tender an age as ten. and ran away
into the woods to peruse It.
And the story. What a wonderful.
wonderful world ii was into which the
readers wandered in their enchant-
ment. Together they admired with
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-09
Ma "a VaIn7


In one of the big stores the other
day a woman stood in a little booth
demonstrating the value Of somebody's
complexion lotion and face powder
A long line of women, with complex
ions of every degree of beauty, were
waiting in line to get try" at it.
After thirty or forty women had been
sbeautiied" a fat little bald-headed
man stepped up to the demonstrators.
DO you mind fixin' me up, too?" he
asked.
Certainly not. said the demon
strator.
well. shaved myself this morn
ing and did bad job of it. wish
you'd paint me"
The demonstrator grabbed up a cloth
dipped it in carmine. and smeared it
over the little mans fat face. Then
she smeared on the white lotion.
When she was through with him he
looked like a beauty mask.
He looks real purity, don't he?"
said the woman just behind him.
"Oh. what a luhy compilations. Z"
said the little German woman who
came next.
Say. are you kiddin' pe?" asked The
little fat man as he turned to walk
away.
"Who says men aren't vain?" asked
the demonstrator as she made a quick
swipe at a woman's face who was
waiting to be made lovely In appear.
ance.-Chicago Inter Ocean.