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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03

New Orleans, La, Aug. 2.-Today's
reports of the fever situation showed
an increase in the number of deaths
but the health authorities confessed
to no alarm over the situation. and
said that more fatalities were to be
looked for from the fact that in the
past three Or four days there has been
sufficient increase in the number Of
cases TO warrant the expectation of
heavier mortality.
The high temperatures succeeded by
the heavy precipitation and cooler
weather produced climatic conditions
also favorable to the fatalities.
Practically all the deaths were
among the Italians.
There was no dissent among the au.
thorities from the view expressed by
Health Officers Kohnke. that condi
tions were hopeful
The question of whether or not the
fdiefal control of the situation ought
To be invited IL stilI discussed but I'M
less graver conditions arise IL ID not
regarded as likely there will be any
movement in that direction.
No apprehension exists of any ser.
ious results from trouble that has
arisen on the Mississippi-Louisian
border over the enforcement of the
Mississippi quarantine. and 1t Is
thought that the Mississippi soldiers
who have been freely coming across
the Louisiana line will hereafter be re-
qulred TO keep on their side of the
border and thus all further possible
tiles of clashes will be removed
Postmaster Woodward today receiy
ed a letter from the railway mail ser
vice at Atlanta saying that GreenviIle
Miss, had notified that office that
hereafter it will receive no letters
mailed from New Orleans that has not
been disinfeeted and that under n,
circumstances will it receive news
papers whether disinfected or not.
Postmaster Woodward talked ovel
with Marine hospital surgeons The
questions Of fumigation of mails. am
was told that having accepted the mos
quito theory the surgeons considered
the disinfection of the mail utterly un
necessary.
The question of whether or not III,
federal control OF the situation ough
to be invited is still discussed bu
unless graver conditions arise 1t /,
not regarded as likely there will b,
any movement in that direction.
The Case at Shreveport.
Shreveport, La, Aug. 2.--An officia
report issued by the board of healtl
tonight on the case of yellow feve
at Detention camp, states that he il
considered convalescent. There ar,
no new cases Of fever and no suspic
ious cases.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03
W|TTE CHEERED
BY NEW WORKERS
Distinguished Russian Landed in
America Yesterday
PLEASED AT OVATION
DELEGATION FROM sLAvoNlc So
ciETY STOPS ROYAL PARTY ON
PIER AND PRESENTED WlTTE
WITH ADDRESS.

New York. Aug. 9 - Clothed with
plenary powers, and personally pre-
pared and signed by his sovereign,
Serg.us Write, the Russias ranking
penipotentiary to the Washington
conference, landed here today on the
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse as quiet
ly and demccratically as the most
humble Of his fellow passengers.
Mr., Lodygensky, the Russian consul
general, and the members of his staff
went down to the narbor In revenue
cutter this morning to officially greet
the distinguished envoy and was re-
ceived BY Mr.. Witte on deck while the
Kaiser Wilhelm was AT quarantine.
Witte was handed an important d isl
patch from ST. Petersburg which he
opened, read and quietly put in mis-
pocket.
Awaiting Witte at the dock was
Baron Rosen, the Russian ambassador
at Washington with his first secre-
tary Rosen came on board as soon
as the ship reached the dock and cor
daily greeted his confrere and this
members Of his suite After the ma
jority OF the passengers had landed
i Wftte came down fire EsfffE plank ul
1.-THE arm of Baron Rosen. followed u,
| the suite, but soon found his passagt
| impeded by tremendous crowd wh'
cheered him and whose greeting
Witte smilingly acknowledged by re
peatedly lifting his hat.
Policemen cleared the passage II
| the automobile which was awaiting
the party outside the dock Midwa
| down the pier the procession wa
again stopped This me, however
by delegation from Slavonic Societ
New York, who presented Witte wit
an address. The Russian envoy mad
brief but cordial response.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03
TRAINS TIED Up
BY BIC STRIKE
OF TELEGRAP HERS
UNION EFFECTS A TIE UP ON THE
GREAT NORTHERN AND
NORTHERN PACIFIC ROADS
FIGHT TO FINISH is ON.

ST. Paul, Aug. with the tele.
graphers almost to man remaining
loyal to their union chiefs, and the
railway officials making every effort
to maintain traffic, the telegraphers'
strike on the Great Northern and the
Northern Pacific railroads has taken
ON the aspect of a war to the finish.
Hundreds of men have gone out on
both lines. necessitating the closing Of
scores of stations, and immense him
drance mas been caused in the NOV
ing of trains.
Through limited trains and time
freights, by great effort. have been
kept almost on schedule time, but at
tepmts have principally been aban-
doned to maintain the local freight
and passenger service.
The railway officials say tonight
they are well satisfied with the sit
uation and that inside Of ten days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03
MANY WE'RE RESCUED
FROM BURNING BOAT

Toronto, Aug. 2.-The gasoline
launch I'll See with 25 women and
children abroad, had gone only 800
yards on its journey to Kingston when
flames broke out, followed by terrific
explosion
Woman tainted and several threw
themselves over the SHE and hung on,
waiting for help. Island launches and
skiffs were loaded and one almost
sank, but the occupants we're taken
out before II went down xx
Some Of the women would not leave
the boat but clung 10 the side while n
launch towed the burning boat to the
railway wharf. The "l'll See" Is Of
United States registration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03

New York, Aug O.. .Sergius Witte.
The Russian peace plenipotentiary on
his arrival here this afternoon, om-
denied having said that Jap
ans peace terms were intolerable.
He also denied positively that he had
predicted that the conference would
break up in week.
Witte in an interview said 1T Ii In
compliance with the american peo
ple's desire for peace, of which Presi-
lent Roosevelt was the authorized ex4
ponent, that his majesty, the Gar. has
empowered me to come hither and
ascertain the conditions which onr gal
liant adversary deems necessary and
adequate as basis for pence negotia-
tions.
"A need hardly point INIT that n ls
| ny ardent desire that the two chival-
4 rous foes, who first became acqnaint-
ed on the field Of battle, may have
'ound in each others sterling qualities
motives powerful enough to cultivate
hat acauaintanceship until 1t rlpens
INTO lasting friendship.
Meanwhile, however, terms Offer
ed must first be ascertained, weighed
and judged admissible by Russia bc
fore she can proceed to formal nego.
tiations. Hither % as yon are aware.
u was customary In cases like this
~ settle an such preliminaFies bes
fore the meeting Of the pIenipotentiar.
les, whose task 1t was TO come to the
final agreement on the matters under
discussion
Now the very fact that his ma
iesty, the Car, consented to take n
curse involving departure from this
ancient diplomatic usage and 10 aps
point a mission 10 learn the nature of
our brave enemy's terms. Ii an elo.
auent token OF friendly feeling which
le and his subjects continued to cher
sh towards the people Of the United
States | say continue TO cherish, be.
/ cause at no epoch In our history have
, our traditional relations with this
\ great republic been other than cor
, dial.
s., AMI now ! should like to say, aye.
, md to prove to your people who live
4 ess in the past than In the present
+ md future, that IL is the feryent wish
!, Of the emperor and the people Of Rus
@ sia further to strengthen lies Of friend.
ship which have hitherto suhsisted bc-
!, tween the -wO nations.
J. 1T IS In virtue Of that the sincere
Il desire that his majesty the Car,
t waving all other consideration and
e has unhesitatingly accepted the cor
y dali invitation of your first citizen
and genial leader. And II my mission
/ should prove In all other respects
i barren and the emleayor to find com
h mon basis for peace negotiations
e should fail for the time being the
n signal proof of friendship given BY
r his majesty, The Car. and Russian
,r nation would still stand out as mem
h orabe event, fradght. trust With fal
reaching beneficent results to the twt
4. great peoples Of the vest and tht
J, east
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03

funds.
AS result of this invest cation
there will be general shakeup in the
office, in which it has been found there
are many irregularities which should
be corrected,
The commission held It's final meet
ing today and made its report and to
morrow the report viii be forwarded
to the president at Oyster Bay. II
is not doubted that he VIII indorst
the findings.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03
VICE PRESIDENT WAS
TAKEN SUDDENLY Ill

Detroit. Aug "a Tribune special
from Sault Size Marie. Mich, says
Vice President Fairbanks was seized
with an acute attack Of indigestion a.
the reception tonight and had V W.
assisted from the stand In the park.
He walked to the Iroquois hotel and
repaired 10 his room Immediately. TO
all callers he sent word he would
be unable to see any one until morn
ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03
MOB HURLED BAD
EGGS AT HUSBAND
WHO INDIGNANT CITIZENS CLAIM.
ed ABUSED HIS WIFE AND
HAD SENT TO THE INSANE
ASYLUM TO GET PROPERTY

New London, Iowa. Aug.--A mob Of
citizens believing that Victor Lee had
mistreated his wife and had ner sent
to an insane asylum in ouier TO secure
her property, attacked him today in
the street.
Lee was rescued by policeman.
Mrs. Lee was taken to the asylum
today, accompanied by Lees parents.
On the return Of the parents tonight.
four hundred citizens met them and
showered them With decayed eggs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03
STATE DECLARES
A QUARANTINE
Health Certificates Will Not be
Accepted by Authorities
INSPECTION TO START
HERE AT ONCE - SECRETARY
EGAN TO ENFORCE STRICT
QUARANTINE IN SOUTH
ERN ILLINOIS.

j. A, Egan, of the state board of
health arrived In Cairo yesterday from
Memphis where he has been investi-
eating the yellow fever conditions, and
after a lengthy conference with Act
ng Mayor Walter Wood, Alderman
Thomas A. Fuller, chairman of the
local board of health and DIR. ]. c.
Sullivan, member of the state board of
health, decided that a strict quaran-
tine was necessary, and accordingly
he issued the following notice which
will become effective at once
Cairo. Illinois, August 2, 1905.
To the General Managers of Railways
Entering the State of Illinois
The Illinois State Board of Health
hereby orders that, until further no
tice, no passengers from New Orleans
or other points In which yellow fever
has appeared or may appear in the
future shall be permitted to leave
iraihs at any point in the State of
Illiiiois south Of the line of. The. BalL;
more & Ohio southwestern II \.
running from East St. Louis on the
west to Vincennes, Indiana. on the
east.
Certificates Of health from officials
in the infected districts in the south
will not be accepted for the transpor-
taton of passengers into that section
Of the State Of Illinois lying south OF
the line above described until ten days
after such passengers thaye left the
infected districts.
No passengers from Louisiana, Flor
ida, Alabama or any other states in
which yellow fever has occurred or
may occur in the future shall be car
ried to any point in Illinois south of
| the line of the Baltimore a. Ohio
Southwestern Railway unless provided
with certificates of health signed by
national, state or municipal health
officers.
Inspectors OF the Illinois State Board
Of Health will board all trains passing
through the district of the State south
Of the line OF the Baltimore & Ohio
| Southwestern Railway. Passengers
coming from points north of the above
described line will be required to show
that they have not been in infected
municipalities for ten days prior.
| JAMES A. EGAN, M. d.
Secretary and Executive Officer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03
Secretary and Executive Officer.

1t will be seen from the above that
the state has not declared quarantine
ed against the entire south but only
against the infected municipalities.
However. no passengers from Louis
ana, Florida or Alabama or any other
southern states in which the yellow
fever has or may occur, will not be
allowed to enter the state unless pro
vided with health certificate.
Secretary Egan says that he has
wired for inspectors who will be here
Immediately and that the inspection of
all trains from the south will be in
full operation at the end of the week.
The quarantine started by the Mo
bile e. Ohio Tuesday night Is being
rigidly enforced. No tickets are sold
out of here either to the north or south
unless the purchaser possesses a GER
tificate from Health Officer Orr show.
ing that he has not been in the in
fected district within the past fifteen
days. The railroad officials state that
this action as precaution to insure
ptiNt} w NhpiA PrCSNhrNhSt Who pNiiN'
wise would be subject to quarantine
inspection and regulations at different
points along their line, especially In
the southern part OF Illinois.
Each train from the south with n
the past few days has brought in large
number of refugees and II Is said tina,
last night the Cotton Belt had eight
extra coaches.
A report was spread broadcast ovel
the city yesterday by some careless
person that there was case of vel
low fever at the Marine hospital ant
many people were badly frightened
by t. TIE report grew from the sigh
Of tent pitched on the hospita
grounds and several nurses going bacl
and forth between II to the matt
building. The surgeon In charge o
the hospital reported to The Bulletil
last night that the tent was occupied
by consumptive patient who woul
be sent 10 Fort Stanton, N. M, thi
morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03
TO PRESS PROSECUTION
OF MEAT PACKERS.

Oyster Bay, Aug, Among mat
ters which the president and Attorney
Moody considered nthelr conference
was the prosecution Of the meat pack
ers under Indictment IN Chicago.
Prosecution will be pressed vigorous
ly by the government.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03
CAIRO EAGLES GO TO
PADucAH TO START AERIE

The following members of the Cairo
Eagles went to Paaucah last night on
the Illinois Central to institute an
aerie there: Henry Levy, william
Williams, Ike Carson, Fred Arey, Dick
Powers, John Kaufman, Fred Steer,
Ed. Koehler.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03
Expresses Friendship for The
United States in a Long and
Eloquent Interview
DENIES TWO REPORTS
IN WHICH HE WAS QUOTED AS
SAYING THAT JAP TERMS
tNTolERABLE - HOPES
FOR PEACE AND
FRIENDSHIP.
EMPEROR WANTS PEACE

Turin, Italy, Aug. Count
Lama Di Busca, Italian am
ba' sador 70 Gerany. just ar
riyql here from Berlin. says
the emperor is anxious for
peace.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03
GERMAN SQUADRON SIGHTED.

Stockholm, Aug. 2.-~1'he German
squadron OF seven battieships, eight
cruisers and eleven torpedo boats, or
rived here tonight \
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03

For the latest news of the day
you will ond Il In the Bullsun-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
~ hIl sentence

shs lall sentsncs
cobb uas arrested ior giving whAAy to shs Indians
whle making land dsa Ne confessed hia Eulit y
vas jus, such crimes that prompted shs Federal sassEn
men, to enact TIE pgoibtion lava Tor indian TsrFitou
Il waa 10 guard ,ns Indian from whisky sl'aa p rapon
sibs ior .hs iala helug fal q whiss and semen
uho have iutrcauced liquor for their cwn usa In the
light of thes truths it sssmp though ths arm Of ia~
tlcs i uo~ being stretched out in sympathy 70 save the
sely isllowa from A ta. weu u the mind os csngre@
slen i wisely took IT, pfohlbsory courus
Ths wails d thousands q women and children who
have ssen their h..sans and fAths taken % os mdsf
onsnea wl lsy reach ths ears II TIRE court which waa
50 disposed 10 show mercy te ouy p Cobb soulh No
Ale.,sr Capital
Tbs Miami Republican announced lasif - against
ont statehood and he advocates q that sort q state
hood are beArg their hesn disappointment with AduiF.
able resignation.
since sle oOuven,on adaurnsd the union labor sie-
men, Ia. kicked W tsrbls ta~ over certain sction
and threaten % vote asaIns, the adoptlan othsr se
msn,s oi ueaknss have ao been discovered Ard noted
Tos Objectionable sections arr al 70 bs eliminated At
the South McAissisr meeting, ard perhAgu isW naw
ones adsa il u = as clear that thsy wlii aiifaci votes
what tne trainers ars after i votes They care not .
tluasrs dam which Is not = swear wofd-what heeon
Of tho constitution ons Il yields votes fof ts'f
cause Anyfhns o. everything y g = addsa Nhaeh
opsntes 70 produce strength eliminated whch tends
to arouse hostility And document - feAfiely ana
~oasrfoiy eonsirucsed ts psops asked e vote i
Is good deal lIks arng 70 then II cqaadsntia Wills
per that Ties As sspsg,sd q -, % is esls q
tho propo.ltion. bat msrsy FOR sns parpo 81 uaAng
showing on twostals ana nessAls strength
Ars The iascal features Of u.s movement % nsssf
eaad r. a0k lAhouan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
FLOWERS IN THE sciLLlIs.
An Industry That Supports Nearly
All the Inhablihnta of
tbs IsiAads.

The seilly islands. as moss pe3pls
kaow. supply an immense aaAAuty oi
tbs aewers vhish Az tetailel ia Lon.
ioa and other ellisa tarins ths spring
and summer
The flower industry aald 3 rstfnt
yiziief. supports aesrly 81 the Ia.
hahltHnfs of its lsiAaas The aoNsfe
IL what are called ihe rrtseo Eafasns
are magnificent siaht Nowhere
else Is EnFiaa8 ar q 81 IonaH saeA
trees shfabs and nleera
There are ulanls ana shfaHs FROM
Australia Neu xssIsnd the Cape
China taraa. and ~ West ih6lts
They laelnae HInss sioss Fum FFses
giant esmiiilas araltsa Ha.ms aAa
tropical fesas - every variety The
ahols make aa sttne of fairy HE
spIenaof ! donhi whether there f
anything i.ke Il tIsevhese 81 ne
uorld Amid this stealth q hiaom aaa
leafhEs ls a fnlnea aAbeY. and 20 taie.
could stand 10 q mere btAAtlfal and
romaatie place
aFgem the efst = February unili ths
last day q aas from @ 10 100 tons q
nowsra arc shipped fa rsnzanes ssers
week from the noNcF iarms even ~.
: hamhleai nf which a 3 sight uurti
travelling miles te see"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
JOKE ON CROWN PRINCE.
xhs kaissf Net ths YeunE HAAS u.
tnpdsd Bride an1 Acted
a. Eae8FL

A. emasias stnfT g related e nsr-
IN aheai 81 sYeai Shlet HaaDeasd %
tae sgsuins 6as sfuAA princess NaH
Conducted inl1 Tbs AefAl ssAlass.
When iht gaiA carriage. oantaIniHe -
einrfess and hsf fatafs daughter %.
az. catered he osartgkfa q the pai-
ace The efuaa prince eaa ii olmmAnd
q tie gaafd q hanor 70 fsteIes thea.
AecnFilHg a. = pteAFangra pro-
Efamms, says . special q tie Naah-
Ingl9n Star. The crawa pflEse NaA -
parade BE company before he pFIa-
cess. bal an unforeseen thlns hAppeasa.
The kaiser. vho uzs pailing. lsfse'.
tor the nfst time Ia Ais llis. aeuaiiex.
; military foFmaillT. ID Biz Joyous sx.
e1enent Be s1tanas1 his Arm g. ne
princess aaa diaappsAfpd ulgh naF IN
the interior af lhe schioaa before he
eEown rfince hsa tlme 70 81 ais guard
10 motlOn.
a nloe state u anAlrz." called on
the eropn prince e the oEaesrs IN hia
ficlnity. -5ls majesty hAa marched
on eith ~ e.ddsi Where % I cama
lar Several minutes elapsed. and ~
neither The kaiser nor The pflnceas -.
turned the eFoNn prince ssa advised
lanshinElg. . foliov hia father and
bride laio the sehiesa. a. he aoald X
missed
aupagAifnf Not IT. answered ID
prince. They cant 90 mneA without
me. Il ia ! uho an golng 70 Be- mar
fied Besides. "a order Il an order
Naa ordered % parade Tie oompsny
and here / remain nnlli The pfinoesa
lsta herself b seem
lie STUCK 70 hls post IA the meas
glme the kaisaf waa Informed II ~
state 81 affairs Hs wAs greasll
amused. and appeared. With the en-
press and princess. on > haleunY over
looking he courtyard. aud from thl
lofty height wltaosssd The paradl
march u the company
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
CHINESE SAVE SEA TURTLE
Nambsg Rescue ESQ posad spsssmsn
srom uawnlian asg.vs Cap
ter a. Honolnlu.

A ssif.cunstlsnlea Society fof ~
ffaftaiien of cfasiiy q Ansmais
created temporary skelffmstt Is
shat oiheraiss ~nalt hsss Zen
aeiet mafulnE aiaHF he eatff front.
eaiN ths fiaaolala nNlletln A nktiva
fshffmas saasht s srieaaia snr6lusa
0f q - tsfiie s. peafl haFspf Aea
hfaashl il 81 te9a Il aaa gHe = iAa
tlsEsss IhiHKs q as kiaa essf sea -
ilana.aia Ihs llAwailAa NAa lmmeIl.
aisly sarfosndes - cr8ua e uAfsr-
fFarf hstlaaa. lre'ualaE chlness.
IaFaness ana HawaiiHa ssseeaetea
iesissfa ans eaAssIns sailors. s fssaa
$50 tsmraHYs Hrssltsut nemsruas
caslnm hpmae hfaArfH Mat shat sas
tesldss Nhe aasIss Wzatea 80 nats
his uay aish hh turtle 70 sams loesi
hotel haf ths ehiesas sntffef + stroas
etieessoa ia he proposed lFaasfefma
tlau u - eresiaasaH iafe steaks aaa
sssp Thex ihsn ans there farmst :
bat aad nass % fbs e. asmAa ssa -
ihe hshsgmAn fsF 80 turtle Ssanns
themselves aua soqasfea the anlmzi
Sea lawyers ffrels aaefea advice -
. ttss membeFs II lhe hni seftieg f0fth
he ptraniAfy beaeafs shtfh ulil -
theiFz - takink the turtle ia he
MANN sgesfiaw 81 ne Kaimukl soa.
Nst - eeie,a seaia have 1oas Il g
+ 1AsH sYmesfhssv fof = SUFFERING anl-
assi hsa lssA asvssst and ihsY sefs
tfr lz ts,lf laisaiion - sIviaE i its
liberty They carried Il 81 ths lrmkhrd
5 wharf ln TIE presence nf = izrss cTos1
aad hires Il In tie hAffog utsfs ts
i turtle tnaHe = galek dles faF ~ tus.
{ ton
!, as 3 ss1roent arimai aad caps
iArtsn - the sailors anion and
FRANK Harvey she'd seafs - fssfsf e
ths losa II anch a taofAeome mnrptI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
ANANIAs AWAY N The REAR
aKeks Araherated and Cams Back
uith one That Wss some
What Strong

frsaersch narton. Who baa won
reputation aa among The shlesi rural
character dslinsafsfk upends hia sum.
msrn il Gospoft nd. Burton saTa e
hfines aim Gloss q - soil heinx out
AMONG tie ovH and piss. and be has
Al amusing ntefy % tell q life down
on he farm. aayn ths Clnclnnatl Com.
msrclsi .Tgibane.
-Thsre IL = faiiow n uoapoFt.~ sAtd
NJ. Auffen. peeentlf. ~Nho = about
ihs mosl notorious nar ] ever sneonn'
tered. / deaf mean he is TIE Hofsl
llar. for really his feats partaks q u
exsslIant. and ] reckon AeH about n
bet Iiar / svur knae ixt anmmel
determined q see 4 ] eoaldnt 81
hlm : tale thai sould put the Hun
chnussn ard Ananlaz forces aNaT i
iha faAf. / sald 70 nm 9na day
Enk. haze yua ever noticed hos
much = man ean llfl wiih oas han.
4 Be sos e : ffadaail1f
Nops. nexef ald. - replied
laeonIe4Ily
He#olz. Hoo ~ tHas Aas laeEs &
- - alaxssa wHea Ne was : We
uzlls szzIIIn. ana llitsa hlm ere
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

cay by Ms ear mass cat ~ fne zen
and oncs bArk Aesia / hspi g % foi
tuo years and ai ihs cad = shas uns
81 wsixhea 80 puands ana / eoald llfi
hlm JUST lhs sans
"Esk aimtd = siresm u anbsr ~ a.
an0reudlnK - 4ad said
Wall 80 aas haa hos uunef that
used % WtFgle lhtoasA 5 litiie hole
ehat separated - - frpm me suiil
nen. TIE huia Aasn'f - hlssef fean
enough % 'los s. s. ess lhfeHsh when
& vas i.iiis - ans at he Esd 81
eHs year ttat sif hs ueis8es. -
Fenads aHa sgla kegl framaag hask
.ad loFtA hfalkt fAai one foss Aaie /.