The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-20

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q -1e a1gsen They took c1E1gE tsr
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changes zlaE a,s classified E-s@r sAr@,4
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u xz1 z 1aa esrra az ErlL S6a-
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lts interior. Il Il cn1F azEr 10 zzz---z
tha1 TIE 1leon nay E,e doing TIA same
True r1s EcnM Is smaller than aae
aarrA a III "a a1ao yorHrer. Tne
saraM re1sl14 t-a Wzssr h,sra-8z of I-4
aares TIE EepE ia too an.z1l. and Eis
Nzaer Il therefore widely sezatsrad ID
the sorz 16 koar a-oE- ssssgrs 1ERaaavssE-
11g INTO o1sss ESare- EsCa5oz- III the
sorrz q try river beds On the ua1s-,
rrUTez presence az tie raa. cf large
Quantities O water Capillary z1Erze-
tEaE Ezg kse1s s1r1s tres water hz-aasa
the surface. szS tEAs would sustain
ranr gste
Bes5as the light aarsaEs. rhere
are also eazalE Oh tae E1cm. s7a1 a.
saer@ are "a Mara They are n1G lsEs
EARTHLY ez1zaE. h-t great Black
E1rzatz. w15cz zEow Ii the rhoeo-
gzE Aose 10 learn so-a1saas-g
z5vst r2eses TOO. frUz ras Old world
a0zs Ese.Ozerz thzt nay
sxrziz so@s q TIE t1azgs we to MI
now know r it e br-t Little ghl-g
on estzer d s1ese TWO points the Trip
VIII hare been vel Norrk tie wEzle.
st Eofhtzg E1clI1 BE- learned, aOze
things may be ell|izztss-
Certainly. the Ola world Lard cs
perpetual ro1azrs3ss should ten Es
ncz1ethGng q the ehzzgsa In tie
mooz
Place q Perpetual YsirsroeG
Prof Plekesi1gs 1ezcrfDsloz Of the
district wkiEhe7 he
goes al q student. fits &; very neatly.
the gr0zD he ElI study e9zsistizg q
vazuFirz. Aetnz. SsrOzhoB and v1I-
ezno. the latter giving lis 1zu1e to al
the fire mountains u the szrth. o.
The gFozp. VeszFiuE "a the Eczr fir I
Dorrsnt ard rsoat easy cf access from {
Naples. where he Will Land. and. nat
1rzlly. 1t vii be the arst visited.
I'd 10 the tfme Of ne C.rfz-lz1 era 4
this volcano "a EOt kroEn 10 have 4
sesn active. though trsdi.io- says i i
zzve forth IRE prior 70 that tius. and I
szrly writers tell Of eTi6srces q
sruysiolG TIE first recorded disturb
sncs vas r. A D. -. when severe
ln0cks were felt These cortlnues six
zen gezFs. and On A1guEt. a. Ts, 8.
broke f0Tth in eruption The Eext
tag PonDesi, HerculzneuE and sta
ys2e were Orerwhslned, THOUSANDS
5erish4ng. ATter this there was 10
great eruption vntil zoe. IN 1881 an
eruption and great tidal wave killed
hundreds. Fifty-fo1r years later az
yher great eruption gsys 4 "a pres
1t shape Since then. though eTer
ictive. and At times very threatening
here hare been 10 Tery serious dis
uroznces.
Aetna. ever q burning no1atzEr.
ru rext be visited. and from there
'rof. Pickering viii sail to the LDsri