davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-26

-9pil @ro'Nli bon Sclicrion 6ltp
lam dnifSnmiing hleroutd ont bcm
Sr;mwt9e ppn Ruelbiopn no er bel
Auluabme Der gpanren ieincs DerN.
Sdmaars StntD Abrens btbnllIId
aenelsu mar.
--Sdibtr 3ubrebttr, irlbtr g'a.
rer non Ct. Clement. no. patOrlrt
leBt Dit 6tmcinot bon SInn al SteIle
oss hotm. 7. Wiaisr Der nah cinsm
nsum vi tImastrelie in Suo st.
SOai2 yerleBt muroe.
-psrr 9ouis SsImids fam am
Ireitag Qb,no bon ben ,Sroianer Ser-
rltorium. NO tr isit elni9en 3alreu
ieintr BroisNiOn ais Ntanrsr Oblicgt,
bier an. Gr ssoentt lid cine 3titIars
bier bci isnsn Gluoern auISubalteu.
-aub aui ben 8dnistnpbsn
C"GooSebore y III ieir perlnhen m'br
CtIhpn cr bislss Sab, tIlr uno ialt
obns 6ltdtn maj. iusIhss sinen miloen
Nlnttr 5eoeuttn ioa, lit uber Der heu
rllt 99int,r QnnS bag 8t9sntb,ll zines
mlloen. 6islism Worasr linno oas
3bsrnpmsisr wtoer 7 9rao unttr
Null.
-g1ic mlr aus Mserl0kias GutQe
ctldbr,n. bertltt elttrniIcHoc BET Der
Famillt Wm iutE in WdihInltou.
Oic., uuo IL Ancr &ctItr Wtpra tcr
6reutt ipttbsrum 0r @rp6pairr elner
icntu hnielu Ntpolocn su lclu I'M
cinrRr 3pU Qtpadlcn. g0s VoIIS
blatt pralulri ofm Strru N0ter Wo
brt Stan NMirr 0ul haS BET lbncu
ciuecl,btc Wid0Dt!ftn dut's bcrptlitl
?lm ltBin Greitaa NbtnO wurte
bel NCrhOns bon bep nd. VolI,0 uuo
1layp Wtrhoil Anb 6uHlt Shraocr tn
- Vie Suppet" 9tStben. NnBtr utltn
poa BEN %Onot, petlebiep Iolltnoc nrs
1e 0urm uno 5amcn dus Der Sld0t
tlutu 4puBrtlbtn Astno: Nnton
St,attaus, NroL, S9allP. @srhlro
o,.ttmcncr. etcrac gNtncr, g4m.
Nl'trpv. Wtn Stuttu'tHtlotr. eicc.
6cu uuo Die HrI. Gstu Strntbuus,
&,lial SIiepltptr, Saultatia 99crnr,
Gbrlima NoorI nno GjerirHo guebberi.
-frto @1u, Gin i'm Snuit 1885,
GuQcnja Sirlrt IN 81, YpUis igOhu-
ba''Cr Fparmlm, ruroe en- Wcnt0l
Narm,t00 tuu nor ll9t in cen Si1l-
lunGn Or AubtuiCr Nult NIoucIcI
III Q. auo (cha'oW Sirlrc. pou e..
Htm &11oC. oGU c, lm Wcttty 0nlc.
ven WpQ'r. Qclcu olc lint, Sclit ota
5iuttu9 adtIl9'n. q. Num,rlh
wtltr aua ltntt Cnlsc Qcrl'tn ipUr.
et, t,mliitlit pab %Itty itmuc iurrrr
>ulCgunGtl crlliitn bate mo lies Ibu
udA oCm NlCrjdutr NcevudIt bt'or'
ptrn. %rtt, oty - Nabrc all Uuo lt.
OH ~, tyll0 NltTiilaA ben &uIcg
nnaM. Iu Ntun0Iutic IL EN- Tti.
iry pon Nrrn 2btpoor Greer, be-
@tWIArl'Qbnts bts Nuru AUIur
lltWu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-26
GiHstiaHot.

(, osrr eoltor.
! 81 il aitt DisI me-. ltra1i tonmt,
st1H.l Cir mir tin. ;5siiIiltsit CT.
pTltn r:Ha SR 5ds Folam9, i'm
9atsbllit aainslm:n. {3sleu si.
H.s r.aea ;u mltsno.a 8.les Dom
Rrrota aus IL osr neusU S.aet 6c0d
oosr Der Rit6. Die Hiaa bent bllst. BE-,
lislt t'l mluts1 Hl.iu,t Tteaaos uns
estanutr1 .il 9vrt5um mil re Die
hlsills Sll. nlht tru1s.. : khdlb
Il n6s I'D bier srrls iIeias ertliraua
VI 5s5sn. III blb, mlh vsu .anfass
'av blt Hsus etr, ast aus a.4 .tRii-
alto esJi,lbn tr,lstt uu,tt oar 81.
'mlanl has Ell @el etas .. rlta.
oe;lH ruaiot arr 3ut III aIa'tn,iHsa
otiatlilTi al ano IN n,t..lt,sl' n arc
alsaaIb ecy lesiar elaE sIm eit sc
z bt atulsIi rste,a. 4 aslat
.crpaIIttn atiiH a'.1lt. haS aaa
HiI uon Mtdratu Nua.uottu ostipro.
tx raTSs atHtlN xtba'tn ,a astrs
ltAntn. U.sipraa 10 bt, atiistg GIN.
Itisusta ,as CttirIana riE-s H,gsu
l&tlts u tGsrtn. His ID nit agtm
rslIs Wlv. ano 1,naacsA O,aaA1
5aM 8olIjsu au''tlaata. psililsg btr.
Ia uittt II. !. II. Il 3al,port,it
man my MT Dtrlt!sosasR t;iaTtn.
ouDStu, GaC sIat ialtt nan uale
1rli ot RIrts taa:u olgs n!a SS,a
mlt'a. Git't csgysR II n:a lsotliaas
nIai rls lllat tE RlnGl. IND laa
I tt n2B oufa laass,s= &ast:g q
nUr btitrtIltsT Tire tIntn asu,n
Neg IL mlt,R. zaotts ias,l MN
toua.t .Bliti ml-sp- 3g:e= -lree
k;iauoers j.gt MT. uIi:r!, Siot!l2-
II Grli, psRilts7s itt=, 3l1 1aal
s pstr 10 Safe: Rlt;a ar sIa,l }
lgtusu Ius:l 3olo. oisE'u, alaI;
.ta. gajsotr aaotIs slk;l ~ ss5g
gsyt: g9R. &a.2 ~ o8 &-l2 g;,'3l
.Ut bab.a ugY MAJ II eisi:.2s iglbf
mlata. Il oltif= <tF;s:t a3a nit
ne,utm 0'itta III 2toll sty39,5,5ta
,sy Io.o b, .laIasgVas y - lgyI-
lty 4urnEl 'ay,tK .527t,. Il tiT
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al,. n 81. ~ @a.at iaA..a 1m
1agsytu Saot - 1ts3aa:sa >.Hsss.
goa DO, III s,e ~; lsafa S.;.3: zee.
ut Uaa e,lItts l. s.@ 81 j.mi..sE
D t'ta ls;s u N<s q : -.'. s@as =.
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81 ue,t !gtlg Q1gHla s.gl: uaS
ns.8t. eI'.9Igss -;t .c.!E get:
S,gta l,uulaata a!cl 81 =, .ta,g
pjtmUuat staaug. 10 'g.rs: % BIZ
,.;t w.4ta az $sl2 tg,tla, a.a uc'
,sgIa b!1aHt "t3 K. - E.a.,Ii
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uls ..;si.'a2;si e;aFt = 80 Sg1't
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4 pQi,. 4i,at ;c:a.sga a1.a 81 Is'
stae.a AJAX aaai III. g,t. IL !tota'
,cs. Ias s.ty eoas.' I'LL 1cty i4t
'ay m.iM G3a,..t. - X 9.t. p&a
HtHast, am,y;,. elg 80 ,eat l4sg
Rl;.tGsau olt't 3taagat, NJ , ven
aa.tMuutc HaE,a ltta g4ysl. Ns'
r,nt >tUit .euati eesy Irc-ta sl@
me-. aa'tatg. - aexdlnt eit'ts
lsts ,lat1 ltem eey4gt2t,.s'S;ltt
9plua oty alt e%stao :.aa. ,atJ a!s
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-26
{ arm u usrkaufsn:

4imcU 'ao0n,Np OaN GItpaa!ll 9c.t.
ItA aus -9J A>rts btntatUo; HlyM
!Juu oa Der elauiblm,y s.GNitstHo,
slaJ 9t!lUll Wuoun SbMlo l4e ols
r1ul bylaoubta Saus. uHo &t;Jat'
lata'aa'itl. ~ VI 23elWl mo ca
taJf 3tg7lUi. >2cn HdQtum wIu>t
maa lln I'll oit elWo,upH ol;'ts &.a;.
Na a;tr al NsD elaNI9amty, germ
yb.atp Sutit.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-26
sSic gSanbcrlllIa.

Qd alna oao CSlad N iiueen,
~ Bobl IN Die iOelie s9tli,
SO 500 ndb allen gBrnSen,
Sur9Iudie Berg unO 6eIo.
Sm @oIee II perbOra'n
TaS Glut, iprad Id BET mir;
Sd iano oas 0Olo, mo Soraen
GrtaRit' it mir oaiilr.
S6 ipdbte nad Der 6reuoe,
SD iuhte nets uno lann.
Sd trdi lie nit bem yeioe,
Ter 31iuin0sidwe'ter, an.
Sd pflldis maute 4iOleu
llno iIo6i mir manaen >traub.
Sod.rad ben GOnsnIoien
e'ina i'd per9ebIib aus.
Sd iutt' in Snrteerbainen
Sir agarss fir meln 0cupt,
9as GlGd poIt nidt eritheinen
Der arau5 mar balo eutldubt.
SD rama NIT gIub 'uuN 1or0en,
3b 'utte NIT ecoltt,
Tae Clud blirb mlt uctboyQcn
euai' ,h aut laa urp Rabi
36 bliiic m ben Nobeh
3ur T,c'r bid, td bin,
ge,bo,0enro ~ 'cbcm
etftcb,c nuy mtIn Smn,
gu tonn,e Hi,ll cniatbcu,
gp.t blob blt Auatu ine,
30 mubie MIA atn,bm
Shwdt tlil IT, W,nibu.iuo,
In blumenrctht Ss,uc
glaubI' ,d b5m ciIut ml,b nat.
@tll ih eori t,ne Cueut
Gem Nruno ruipyUocn fab.
Sd naale mId NIT StneAe
.: M WunoegIIebeu Ni,
Sd itoyite auo Der latae,
Y'id curtei mmeriari.
9or Seio rollt III peracbsn,
Sd fan. am Aadeo %dro
Ta wOJo aus Ilmme.ehoblu
Gin Gasc mir 8t'aart:
9ereebut puo 2tn Spahtn
Mad auicn mmty itlu,
9a lit .sin tS,ud " itbsn
Gtbr' III Scin lnn'reo ein:
Die Welt bat Ulbi2, lI2 Sd'mcg'cg,
2nm ht1m ecn HtIae;Iau'
tlne iut Nls @,ut I'M Ney'eu
Sm rclucus ttuu1 au'.
Ttru ton btm sHti6eiamwtI
II la; 60 lcN @'gl.
Co iucu.c, TT gew rjmmd
coon bicg ede &c!of'uai.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-26
,tlrm ;u.psriluier.

i5l MIR, b Atty$ &yi,n.2lls, ,
Sth lg.,$ 0etj Slac. :. ReI!su
igSl.s poa >9sf2sl.ll. 9ltju'ylI:H
x. q. S,yatalgs, mo SSm. Sale
S3ta.bagll. We.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-26

2't eorbsT.H. oIs p5a mtinsa "a.
mf'iosu tDabr'ns mstntr A5usi,nbsit
Z gdatl bin 10 mithtu as,'Uunlea
lsHi ur0 ar ben .4,to lst;lon; Of 10.
- ID no.. 9Hi. Neat. pca sol. st,n-
icniR Z. G:aa u tain.bnsu.
iSoEiissuus iaIatD
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
sMALL chlLp.s LEooINos.
Fall pifsekiena Given car fhs Manms
fAcsrrs u Thsss comssrtabis Aa-
isnss ts Baby's wardsobs

Fof : child tuo o. lhKss ysaFa cle
isAfinEs are very Narm and eomlpN.
abs ~hsn ridine af A. plAg Eae a
aips quality IL 9eFnnntawp. ehleh n
strunEeF than single uool and apsa not
shfink e. mneh when washed Use
btee needlss - msdlUm Gae
c@si on - stitches ana kuit around
twice piain.
1blFa Faw Thread forward Knis
tpu s0NeihFr and frpeal
FoufA row Knli plain This faFma
hples thfouEh vh.eh an elastic cord
eAn bs run % fAsish af ne waisg
fIfth WN KAT ). parl 3. aad rs.
peat e form a fihhlhe
cunilaHs AAe nftb faw ungii the
fibhing u "a iash aesl. saen khlf plain
antli tie piece is nine inches desp
neAsuFiuf ffom ihs top
Take % the suithea eiih 5 aesdis
onio = tafssa Ana iAatsn. Thls forms
sAe boslf aart Il ihe ffuHt Ma~ knit
E0fe live II g0g the hack AID new
them flEefher ag esth asas TIE body
mighi Be knii eBfirs ooald needles BE-
iaHnd lahs enoaeh 70 huia 81 The
stitches
After sswink The sidea. e0mmenus At
the enntag of either ihe front 81 baek
fs*ee ana take pp - mMke the Tex
ha'f tae stitches "a ths hAtk snd halt
$50 TIE ffUnt knit affoss q times
plain. aaFpwing TIE second stitch a.
lhs brgIuH.ns u zach nscdls Nos
knii i6 times across. knitting tao and
Dafliug swo and narrowing ths second
sNu a. bsfure Then knii plain until
~ naFwgiur there are "a stitches
knit % STITCHES and take them OF
aiih needle and thread. ~ on smother
nsedie knl, tas neat ie haek and
Forth lnf the ins'er * fhe fooe leay
inN lt stitches en zach side Knlt down
the lnsisp % timer thea leave &c and
ara iha other aee1ie .ake up The nrsi
fs stitches and saii all arauud ,ho in-
st@p BY fakiuE a. me Otter edge q he
4 already faH Knit atrusr 30
flaew pardn9 at eleventh tme
EMHlffh tna knat together fhN frat
fNo and iast teo niltches oi fhs mid
dif ncedie
f0ui'nue thus kuiifiar arross and
ssamins bark and nhrraeinE uafil Al
Csc stitches - the Middle Heeale are
nArruwed 0r ttsn sip hnd bind ne
STITCHES on the tHo remalnlnE aeediss
aa 500 epuid iaf hea 8 a sfaeting
NeHf see go ths tF tnf Unit the other
les io match Fuf a hah5 east en- stuat
fe stitches and make fae ieE shorter
Ttes see'ngs ear easlly De- Gifted ~
mraaaflne A. y0u kpit American Ag.
fsfItuflst
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

HHH pat aft uet IarJ alariY
Fsiaableasa t1a hWfuraIst aeIeams
a5aIi.oH iu ffesk aItfsf ttFeIatist.
eaakca eilt chaiHau tasf ate teu
Ea natl thc sprouts ia tht usfal was
taat IS "a hoHf a wAH he
tav iae aft gutls oua aln sf ol4
esftf from ths fauef Hos oeef BEN
e. hardfu and afain once while
tsef afa iiHE pe1 ana eok iAret
aaafteu thf qaaaily ai spanish ~ any
lafte ehesnnta When thef afe almost
dafs pa tts eN eEe3ahlcn together
IS sma quantity & tes mHh season
siih at Nh.te Fsrper anl aliifle uui-
mHe ald dUot adaIi tfnleF ~ poft
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
flT or SIX pErTlcoAT.
Tbs Greatest Care shaald Re Taken
That ThA Garment Be smooth
Aheus the Hlpa

A. ths skirts Increase su uidth ana
azrc b aec1mes e1at.l nereasafy taaf
tas saaef peiuaasi BE- decidedly mn
+ NIth 3 e.afa " Se.fet aHlH particularly
S q imp ftAht 1a hayt d ter3 WIse uaod
ik pstileaat fas hgtiaE gea thaH
g. see laia tstrt fiaslas in aesHi ne
ferf Al saIfis ere ~ sasrss. msdc uF
etth aHseaEff auatfet S ttat tte
majesty wemaa ara 80 o. Elae lte
Sc thought t fH pelg0a
Hu W faaeM Is aaW pNeG so
ast &c Il Is mas lbaa eF usmaari
trp lhe dasHf uI4fa aloa the
Hu ar5 tl4 ssH aa.g = aatt bf taft
sa sta uatsr pefH atffass etII
a6 lte tI.f Ht aside sagate
ath aHmhstls# aaaaees much
aaatfra 81 necessary iH aII ths rfsseut
sHi.t ustt t IS OBLIGATORY HH tfe
Fstf6ai q mst sFia Site
80 r ire aaHI g. - te
arH ifaa s absolutely dtasaeel lr
Hfmr Fasfiaa
Ha N at ase tHtte aaaHE alwdls
HH aaH stiHeEe tte tEjtt
ssH t.sss ,aesfeut paHto .af Hearst.
40 lauHat sH Hasr raHe .I f8Ea df
afcl.tt at4 etsr .nsI#fE al.
: F- fas stat5e tsTra
fafffs H.d.H tHe tsst
tts lks shHa
m4s Hu aeE tHt He
sUsHfs Haf treet neaF lnf.
5ars ar# HH.f HfH Hs..... EH=sf .-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
nnsf 80 b -.

fortunate nrfhane. thar ihe
aane eahnn, realize hos hriet 4 the
gauum e home Tbe knoAledfe uouid
aeuhlies cast 8 shsfoa un many
mQucnt 81 funsHin nat % would
close TIE ilps - many s harsh and
aasiy aafa aud ths heart 20 many an
sfl thought The Home Finder
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
MOVEMENT
FOR SIDEWALKS
7 e. Enulehart and Others
Getting Agreements Signed
BY Residents.

Tfsfs IS = ysFy decided movement
on foot Tor Ye-y Substantial improve.
meuls on Canadian avenue.
Contracts Tor good brick sidewAiks
ars bnin0 lei And al uBbuken llne 81
sidewalk from tlls c0Url houAe wess
for bleeks Is uos soon q te q realty.
r p Kuglehafi and 0tlies have taken
ap tie maitsr aud are pasiling i a.
rapidly ~ possible and are wonder
lully encouraged At the prospect
Every one. except one 0r two. aho
owns feAlesiats on slgisef side q Can.
adian avenue seems eager 70 put Ia
this waik. provided the rest will
Nc Engiehart has procured prop
0assl0n from home man who i
good sidewalk builder and the enigs
ioh has been agured on and TIE cost
10 each individual who puts IL The
walk Is consequently very moeh ~.
duccd
fhe MAJOR ard ote u two q eunn.
cllmun have tassn iieftlswed a. Il pu,
ting Ia TIE II The crossings Ia the
streets and alleys and promised % use
their lnaasnco toward getting Diem
built 10 tie pruperty osnefs vii unlg
pat IA tlse aAlks
II u hoped tbaf tte proposed walk
ali IL run a. "a aest as Davis Hiil's
tesidenos GA Adair street before Juig
ieoa.
Tie move Is the kind that viii starr
the Improvement Tad % 0n ths
fright fnag ie' there te our uubfnkrn
linz of Sidewalk pat through 10 Y.I
nlfa. and the convrnieBce aud 90.
tancsnenl in value ~ fsaicstaic along
that street will be ~ certainly real.
lfed thai the fhst of the people III
toen wlil - more Apt % order their
Telephones taken cot ~ thrif houses
AID places u business than thrf will
to refuse 30 30 bulid guod sidewalk
ia front - thelf home 81 vacant iot
speak a aori 10 iavor q tals move
lneip q along fef the oass Interested
in this ku0s that sou afs Just waiting
and watching q see the result d thsir
initial move
puDlle sentiment positively 81.
PRESSED just nos Is viai tile ptn.
motsm Il this little move are vefl
d ueed q
lhs ones Who have already PIT lu
their walks aieng tia street au
llsnfy Nluer. y q Nr0eorse pf
Iinquard 4 T. Churchill lohn Ham
llton And ~ II rauuaEh Thov
afo have 20 bat Nho are expected ,o
iet contract son % h1Hd s uics
1fek % csnicuf palk 20 complete tlr
as ap Sc Raymond pr uaeus
It Chapman he Cluafsau etate
john aat = + haWslmllef aHd
w 8 HsIeU
Slsr eaon nKssnNs wn1 uu
WtlA MT uE Hlfur
neaass iJ eiH be 81 anbrosen
.ae
ReH help tle beer
1ani te ~ sets ahen ffe streets
tfs mudi4
nseaaae b aia - 5 fsa eA
mpt il5t a s1fs % b initiated
llclaass 81. o. something t
n p ye in seekers sp
He states
isfaa,a if sll msst i0lf frar
rs uoe desirable ss sell As mlo,
taluahte
McaH ID aal W} fef Haf stt
oeffpH H tlt at.ng q siae sAtl
Hd tlir telfNe aaiu uuf ttH
- sbea as mu5df
Aeau,e H 500 6au halsr
aH3 This street. lHeg sen can uHt BE-
taHktr al m H4aa maae
Because aH h# thIHk ~
peasaae. 8 l0l t. fourseIl ana gan +
eHlrnct forever
Because fguu aofs f0uf gaf
matter ossf Time, SOFA emt r6War (
Hn i single reason 81 objection tauHs
pfageitimf n ets have the waIk
~ s.aut snd Harmless
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
% ..sni .na iiarmls..

nont dHe fhe stomach Oh enu q
cough 0at Minute Cough Cure cute
DE mueue dnas flle Inflammation
laf 81 the ttmAt lungs snt bfonehla0
iales heals. s0tbe, aad cures a
quick Guns f0r Group aad whour.uf
cough Sold b Peoples ifag siofa dv
0psntuE 5. sesera natsi 81 Eeseks
Springs
W. haHe pleasure 0ii announcing o.
TIE puhie iint 60 March lpaa flt
great health resort EaHka springs
sin opou for ne sssaH THIS leaui
lful WeaH can - roaehed bg the
Frisco Sfstem aHlg te1ured rates
aHl tlt scar iWAia1
4 y. pnWH
Division Passenger Agent
loUiIn. Mo
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-29
CALIFORNIA HAY
FOR LOU DILLON

Looking at Lou Dillon, a Chenille
track visitor noticed her caretaker,
Ed Malloy. feeding her California
hay. On being questioned. Malloy
said Lou Dillon, in common with
many other horses bred or wintered
in the Golden State" refused to eat
timothy hay after coming across the
big divide
In LOUIS car, when she came from
California, were six tons of California
hay. 1t Is the best quality that can
be produced, being red oats cut when
the grain is in the milk, 1t is grown
on the foothills, as that grown in
the valleys is woody at the bottom
of the straw.
a large circus wintered in San Jose
near where Lou Dillon was kept.
Seventy large draft horses. rs per-
forming ponies. and several ele-
plants, camcls, deer and other herb
iyorous animals were kept on hay,
getting no grain, and all came out in
fine condition.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-29
AMERICAN YACHTS
AT KEEL

KEEL, June 29.-Never before has
there been gathered so many Ameri-
can yachts in German waters as are
assembled here for the annual re-
gatta which began today. Nearly all
of the American yachts that took
part in the recent race across the
Atlantic for the emperor's cup are
here and in addition there are the
North Star, belonging to Cornelius
Vanderbilt, and a number of others.
Mrs. Robert Goelet's yacht Nahma
is here with Charlemagne Tower,
the American ambassador, and Mrs.
Tower as guests.
Emperor William since his arrival
here has paid marked attention to
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
and also to other notable Americans.
At the close of the regatta the en-
peror is to give a banquet aboard
the imperial yacht to which number
of Americans have been invited.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-29
THE EMPRESS
AND IDUNA.

arrives. The figures of the deficit
fluctuate. One month they swell
alarmingly, and the next they
dwindle. No one can tell with any
certainty what they will show six
months hence.
If the deficit grows the internal
revenue will have to be increased to
meet current expenses. Tariff revis-
ion, reciprocity. or a maximum and
minimum tariff plan, are all favored.
| but > they now stand third on the
schedule, coming after railroad and
insurance regulation.
Regulation of railroad rates is still
the thing uppermost in the mind of
the chief executive. Any and all re-
ports to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, the president intends to do all
that is proper and right in his posi-
ton to push forward the work of
passing bill for rate revision.
The campaign OF propaganda which
is being waged by the railroads has
had no effect on the White House,
Resolutions, kilograms, protests, let
ters, etc, are pouring in every day.
But to the presidents mind they
testify only to the diligence of the
railway lobby, and the freedom with
which it is spending money.
The president is planning to make
some speeches in the near future. In
these he proposes to say few things
to counterfeit what he regards as the
Misrepresentation of the railroad
propaganda as to rate-making func-
lions.
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fore, will be discussed in the next
message quite fully, and congress
will be urged to pass some sort of
a bill. Just what kind of a bill,
remains to be worked out, but its
main feature, it is likely, will be a
section extending the authority of
the department of commerce and la
Dor to supervise and regulate inter-
state transactions in insurance
The president proposes to proceed
with moderation, avoiding any dras-
tic measures, or any action which
might do serious injury to business,
or disturb public confidence.
The president believes that pub
LEFTY would do much to prevent such
conditions as the Equitable scandals
have revealed. While he is not yet
prepared to discuss remedies except
in rather general terms, II is his
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-29
PRINCE HENRY
AND ORION.

German royalty has the yachting
bug strong. Headed by the impetu-
Gus Wilhelm, who has fostered yacht
ing in German waters, promoted the
recent ocean race and is now alta Kiel
with an immense fleet of war vessels
to give color to the regatta, the
members of his immediate family
and his brother, Prince Henry, of
Prussia, have taken the lead in the
royal sport. Wilhelm sails Meteor
III, his American built yacht, In
many of the races, and has won
some notable victories with her; the
empress sails on the Iduna, often
taking the wheel under the eye of
her sailing master: Prince Henry
sails his Orion. and is n thorough
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-29
$4,000 BOND ISSUE

CHICAGO, June 29.-The directors
proposition to make a new issue of
bonds amounting to s55,0o0,o00 was
submitted to the stockholders of the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois railroad at
a special meeting today and 1t is ex-
OF the proposed bonds s34,620.000
will be used to retire the existing in
debtedness in bonds by mortgages to
run so years at per cent. The re-
mainder of the funds will be used for
improvements, including new dou-
BILE tracked line between Chicago and
st. Louis.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-29
TO INVESTIGATE
COTTON LEAK

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 29.-In re-
Spouse to the call of President Har-
vie Jordan the members of the South
sembled in special meeting here to-
day to take up the subject of the
alleged leak in the census department
at Washington. The association aims
to ascertain how certain New York
spectators have secured advance in
formation of the cotton estimates.
An attempt will be made to fix the
responsibility for the leak and the
question of having exchanges accept
the associations estimate will also
be acted on.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-29
WARSHIP MANEUVERS

NEW YORK, June 29.-The battle
ships Kentucky and Kearsarge, the
cruiser Minneapolis and other war
ships that have been undergoing a
general overhauling at the New York
navy yard sailed today for the drill
ing grounds off Provincetown, Mass,
where there will be four days of
maneuvers. The battleships Alabama,
Illinois, Iowa and Massachusetts,,
constituting the Second division of
battleships Of the North Atlantic
fleet, will also take part.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-29
YACHTS IN RACE
DOWN THE COAST

NEW YORK, June 2S.-With n
view to developing type of yacht
fitted for fast deep-sea cruising a
fleet of crack yachts belonging to
the Brooklyn Yacht club started to-
day on a race down the coast to
Hampton Roads. Arriving at the
Roads the yachts will take part in an
aquatic carnival in which the WASH
ington, Chesapeake Bay. Baltimore
and Philadelphia Yacht clubs will
also participate.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-29
BY Gibson Gardner.

STAFF Correspondence to The Press.
WASHINGTON. June 29.-On the
highest and best authority it may
be announced that another number
has been added to what might be
called the administrations program
of immediate activities, namely. fed
eral regulation of insurance.
1t is unnecessary to say that the
Equitable Life Is largely responsible.
But that is the accentuating, rather
than the first cause.
Life, and other insurance, there
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-29
WAS WASTING AWAY.

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| lost flesh and never felt well and
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