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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11

o''iSSS @eSN W
down to our own day. When and how
they obtained the famous glass cup is
not known. While history has observed
complete silence on the subject. legend
has been correspondingly eloquent
about II. Everyone has heard the
couplet:
Should the cup Ger break of fall.
Farewell the luck of Edenhall;
and Of the origin Of the cup more than
one version has been given.
The one which is most generally &C.
cepted, and which has been handed
down from one generation TO another.
time out of mind is to the effect that
once, long ago. in the dim past, a serv'
ing-man of the Musgraves-a butler
some say-went one night, as usual, 10
draw water from ST. Cuthbert's well.
which is close TO the house. When
near the well he suddenly came upon
a very merry company of fairies. who
were holding high ~revelry, and who
were SO engrossed in their frOlic that
they did not become aware of his ap'
proach until he was almost upon them
IN thSy uiopVi oSu ia a puiiN' u
ming helter-skelter in great confusion
and leaving behind them N their haste
a goblet, which the serving-man
caught up and made off with. He was
pursued by the whole company. who
soon discovered their loss, and who
were almost beside themselves with
rage. He sped along in headlong flight
and they tore after him, but were IN.
able to catch him, for, breathless and
painting, he reached the precincts
Of the hall just as the foremost
among them came up with him. The
little people were furious, and the
Elfin queen, in the frenzy of her pas
sion, pronounced the famous curse. II
reached the ears of the serving.man,
who, carrying his treasure in triumph
to his master, told him his tale. The
cup was Immediately delivered into
very safekeeping and has been guard
ed with almost religious zeal by the
family cyer since. Thus runs the
legend.
The cup is of the highest antiquarian
lntereo. and is considered to be one
of the finest examples of ancient glass
in existence, while the case in which
it Is always kept is an exceedingly
beautiful specimen of medieval art.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11

| help her hy 80 the arms of her lover
Well. | guess yes, | felt like a man
who lived when knighthood was in
flower and two minutes after | had
read the note | had called softly
through the window:
on be on hand. Re Of good cheer,
for | will not fail you"
| thought | heard her give a sob of
gratitude as she closed her own win.
dow n then | began TO make my
preparations. No one in the house
should witness this knightly deed.
My strong arm and mine alone should
rescue this fair damsel from her un.
happy plight. If | had been the one
who was to elope with her, | could not
have taken a l~ivelier interest in the
proceedings. That made me feel oll
the more heroic. What an unselhHh
chap | was, anyway, to help another
fellow get such a charming bride!
At the appointed hour | was on the
ground with a ladder that reached to
her window. A stout file and some
vinegar, together with a short crow.
bar, were the implements with which,
after half an hours hard work | re.
moved the prison bars and then Ara.
minta slid gracefully down the ladder
She carried a rather bulky bundle in
her hands, which she said contained
her clothes. Not a sound had been
heard in the house and the escape
was so prosaic that it was robbed Of
half its a
But she was safe out of the clutches
of the ogre, at any rate, and at the
rne of the street which led to the
station she pressed my hand in graf
itude and left me as the train footed
in the distance.
| went back to my room thrilling
with the delicious excitement of the
occurrence. The next morning | was
aroused by a terrible hullabaloo next
door and ! chuckled to myself.
The old ogre has found that his
prisoner is missing" I grinned to my
self. Then ! heard the sound Of the
old mans voice in a violent alterca-
ton with my landlord.
II tell you he shouted, somebody
from this house has assisted in this
daring robbery. All my silverware
stolen by this thieving maid of mine
and her pal! | watched her pretty
closely. for she was a new girl. but
somebody from your house has helped
her get away with the plumber. III
have the law or him. If | find out
who he is. that's what III do"
The old man stormed around like
a wild man. but for reasons of my
own | said nothing of my part in the
transaction. | o o convinced myself
that the old fellow spoke the truth
was Mulligan, instead of Montmoren.
cy, had merely played upon my cred
Utility. | suppose Susan, who had over
heard my story of my dream had re.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11

a beautiful book all about the ancient
knights, who rescued damsels In dis
tress and all that sort Of thing, you
know.
In the train that morning going to
the office my thoughts ran on that
languishing name. The rumble of the
cars seemed to be saying: "Aramin'
IA. Araminta!" You know how car
wheels seem to tal,t sometimes; or
at seast how cars. oxm 10 talk when
they have Wh.Ci,.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11
Merry Thieves in Connecticut.

A daring robbery is reported at Tor.
riDston, Conn, where thieves entered
tho premises of Clark Weed during
tho absence of the family and killed
an OK. The animal was %butchered at
the farm and the beef and hide car,
rIoI away by the marauders.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11

peated it to the Mulligan girl during
a servants gossip.
Somehow "Araminta" didn't sound
nearly SO sweet after that and the
chug-chug of the car wheels seemed
TO say, on the way to the Office:
She fooled you! She fooled you!
She fooled you!"
But say, "Araminta" sounded awful.
ly sNeet the way the girl In the dream
said it.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11
T.UcE" OF sDeNHALL
Elfin Goblet Carefully Preserved By
EnqIish Family.

The b~est-knowu of all the "Lucks
of English families, the famous Luck
of Edenhall, a beautiful cup Of clea.
glass with the slightest tinge of amber
in 1t, with IN exquisite ornamentation
In an arabesque pattern worked H.
gold and in red, blue and green enamel.
It is an heirloom in the family of the
Musgraves of Edenhall. Cumberland, a
very ancient family, whose ancestors
came over from Normandy with the
Conqueror, and whose long line has
never been wanting in heirs male, but
has continued unbroken from that time
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11
Made Meal for Washerwoman.

"A Springfield, Mass, woman, while
washing found a live eel in the tub,
Soon two more came through the
water pipe. She fried the cells and
Rts them.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11
"Wben You Go 10 Sleep ar NiSbf"

When YOU go TO sleep at night
In the dim and silent room
Where the lllacs' faint perfume
steals upon the air as light
AS the star-dust through the gloom
BE your dreams as soft and bright
when YOU go TO sleep at night.
I'm the tired wonder-cyes
sleep has crcpt and kissed them down.
Far beyond the sleeping town
In the clouds the white moon dics
Fading through the starry crown.
Silently when quict lies
on the tired wonJcr-cycs.
When YOU go To sleep at night
Though the world be wholly gray j.
May your journeys ever stray
II the shores of dream-dclight,
World and WEAKNESS away.
Sin and sorrow shut from sight
When YOU go 10 sleep at night.
Sydney Kennedy In BROOKLYN Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-24
Fur-lined coats.

New arrivals in Broadcloth
Goats, lined with fur and finished with
fur collars.
The coats marked $2s.5o. $3.50 and
$4s.50 are great values.
The most wanted coat nowadays is the
fur-lined coat. ON FUR DEPT)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-24

Women's Union
Suits, broken lots Of
2.76 kind. All-wool
or merino, In black.
natural and white.
g .i h 0 &c $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-24
buying swing your selections

Candy specials.
Such low prices call for big re-
Spouse Saturday.
Popcorn Molasses Cocoanut
Crisp. sc. OF.
Buster Brown Peanut Taffy and
Candy. 1pc. 10.
Chocolate Honey Molasses Chips
at 2Sc. ID.
Chocolate Whipped Creams. zoe.
Id.
First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-24

Children's Ready to-
wear Hats in Marquis. cock
ade and rolling sailor sty es:
ribbon and silk cord trimm q.
All colors. Worth $1.50 and
$l.09, Tor ........-........s-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-24

Women's Jersey
fitting Fleeeed Vests,
high neck and long
sleeves. drawers with
y r e n C h
S e q n q d. $ CSC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-01
Boiler obne Gemer.

DAB es emit @Olfsr eseebsn bat, be-
men Der 9e6rau9 oes 6euers, bieier
mG9tigen uno erbabenen Naturfrdft,
lange 3eit unbefannt sepeien lit, er'
i4eint uns fat unslaubliG. l1nh
benno9 beridten uns ueberIieferuns
gen aus ben friibsren Sa6rbunberten
oieie Sbatiu9e. SD 3. 9. er5dbli
plinius, DAB bic alien Negppter, iensa
na9mals pegen feiner 8ilbung unb
@eiittung bo6beriibmte @olt, BAG
Geuer ni9t tannten unb bD6it erftauni
tpdren, als Der beriibmte 4itronom
@ureour es ibnen seigte. Die Perier.
pbOniaier, 9rie9en unb gbineisn ses
ftsben ebenfals bic sdnali9e ltntpiFens
beit ibrer 9orfabrsn iiber biefsu
Punft elm, unb pomponius Mela.
plutar9 unb me6rere dnbere altt
SdriftiteIer beri9ten bon @Olfers
i9aften, Die felbit in Der 3eit, mo- fie
i6risben, ben 9ebruu9 bes Seuers
gar ni9t fanrt-n ooer bod fpeben erfi
tenllen gelernt 1dtten!
Mu9 bic @ei9idte fpGtsrer Sabrs
1unberte bat dbnli4e 8siIpiele aufSus
peiien, benin bic 8epobner Der 1851
entoedten Snielsruppe Der Marianen
batten ME cine Sbee BON benz Oaiein
biefes Glementes sebabt, unb als Mds
gelbdens an elmer Der sSnieln lanbete
unb bus S9iffspolt Elm Seuer an5iins
bette, fannie Die Remembering Der
8etpobner feline @rsn5sn: lie bielten ea
fir Elm ii9 bon 9Ol3 ndbrenbes Shier.
Die 8etpobner Der pbilippinen uno
Der canaoii4en Snieln befanoen fid
in sinsm slei6en Stanb Der l1nnihens
beit, unb in Ifrita leben nod Bis auf
ben beufisen Sag @Olferf9aften, bic
feline Mbnuns bon Dem Oaiein bieier
ySimmelsfraft". auf bic &c bod els
sentli9 bic iie umsebenoe Natur bins
peiien iolte, baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-01
- Gtne arobe O fts

Cine srobe q a t.
t irtbsgemerbe< unb &o4s
flnitausteauns pirb bonn 20. Mai
Bis 4. Stunt in 0anais ftattfinben.
Ha9bem Sberbirsermeiiter Oilers
bas PrGfibium, Der COMMANDMENTS
General bon 8rauni 9peig, Der Ober,
prdfibent, Der HesierunssprGiibent
unb @eneraleutnant bon Mddenien
ben Sib i'm @brencomite angenpmmen
baben, tpirb nunmebr Prin5 Sriebri9
2eopolb um llebernabme bes @bren<
prGiibiums aebeten tperben.
= Der SoGbat Charles
Sranco bat bas Slid, franaOiider
unb beuti6er untertban gu fein. Die
Ter l1mftanb bat benz junsen Manne
bersits piels l1nannebmli9teiten berei<
tet. &iirali9 bate fi9 Sranco bor
benz &rieesseri9t bes 6. franaOfi4en
Mrmeeforps in Gbalons : iur : Marne
tpesen @ntoiebuns bon Der Militdrs
pfli9t gu perantporten. Sranco biente
auerit Eel ben Iplonialtruppen uno
perfGumte es. ii6 am %. Sttober 1899
au elmer breiSebntdgisen Waffenbienits
iibung mad Soul gu beeeben. Seitber
tpurbe er ais Oefsrteur betra9tet unb
bon ben frars0fii9en MilitdreeriAten
aeIu6t. SIN Sabre 1901 reiite CHARLES
Srancp na6 GlfaB : 2otbringen. um
feline franfe Mutter gu heiudeE. BORT
mad.en bic beutiden 8ebDrben @n=
ipru9 auf feine Militdrpfli9t, unb
Sranco purbe bem5ufolse in bas 55.
prsubii9e Snfantsrie : Hesiment in
Goaresmiinb einsereibt. Dim %. Be-
aemher 1904 purbe er bon bort CUR
@eferbs cntlahen anb febrte nod
| 5ranfrsi6 aurid. 8aum bate er
fransDEIfen 8oben betrsten als CT
BON Der @enbarmerie in 8atinp perz
baftet purbe. Granco bat nun bas
0ersniigen, pisber einige Wo4en i'm
LOG. Snfanterie : 3egiment bon Gbaz
Inns : fur : Marne nadaubienen. @ie
| Iraae feiner NationalitGtsausebOrig<
felt 1T 1ber nod INNER ni6t selDft.
= @41edtes MitteI. Maz
ma: rSAon tpieber raufen. Wiai9
5abe i6 Dir niht sefaet. bu folft i'm,
mer auf hunbert aGblen. ipenrl bu dr'
aerli6 pirft2~ = Winie: wSdnobl!
Oa gud fer, mag ct mir tbdn bat, nil
| ih aGibIt hab'!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-01
@ebpren am 8. Tebrun

OeDDreH q 5. SeDrud I
1900, eeftorben am IA. Sebruar 1904,
10 pirb es cuff Dem @rdb itein bon
Srdulein &dbel Martenie beiben, bic
biefer Sage in Slatbufb Bel 8rooflbn
geitorben.ift. Die alte Dame, iiber
beren Geburtstas anjdbrlid f9on
lange bic 3eituneen beridtetsn, 1T nur.
bod benz N~qbeapinser erlegen. Seit
mebreren Wp9en tpar fie f9per franf,
a6er ibre SGbe Ratur fdien ben Sieg
bebalten gu polen, unb bic Na6barn
gaben ii6 f9on Der 9Offnung bin, bab
iie am 3. Sebruar nG4ften Sabres ben
los. @e6urtstug Der Dame feiern
piirben, Biz plnblid cine Wenbung
gum S9limmeren e%intrat, ben Sob
berbeifiibrte. SRI. Martenfe mar bic
Sp9ter bon Nbrian Martenie, einem
Der erften Mniiebkr auf Gong Sslanb.
gr itarb bereits in ben eriten Sabren
bes porisen Sabrbunberts. SRI Mdr<
tenfe's @%eburtsbaus mar Ca, mo ieBt
Gbur9 unb @opanus Game finb.
1868 Der5os tie nu9 Slutbufb. .Seit
Sabren tppbnte fe nit einem unberz
6eiratbet gebliebenen Neffen guiana
men. SIM glitter BON 80 Sabren erlitt
lie Bel einem Stur5e i9pere @erlebunz
gen, fobab fe ieitber elmer Honftubl
benuben mubte: ibre Stnae blieber
aber fat Bis 5uleBt f9arf.
&ei9 a n b m q n II
Der Wpbnung elmer alien, franten
Srau, Maria Sun nit Namen, bic
fiir5li6, an 9rpnif9er 9aitritis let=
benb, na9 einem Nen Oorfer Sofpital
gebra9t purbe. Wdbrenb bic Yolisei
in Der Wobnung Der Srar cine Inter
fu9une pornabm, nurben unter benz
Seppi9 @elOpadets, bic $4,000 entbielz
ten, sefunben, tpie audi perf9iebsne
@ertbpapiere. Sn Der WObnung be-
fanben fi9 elf &asen, bic 5rau Sun
als hire 3ieblinge erfldrte. Srau Sun
seb0rt bas fiinftOdise Senementbaus,
in benz Tie tpobnt, unb Elm anberes
Saus an Der pberen 5. 4pe. sic fpu
elm @ermDgen bon 100000 beiiBen.
9as Wpbiliar Der Wobnung mar nit
bidem Staub bebedt. Die MObel
fdienen uralt gu fein unb bielten faum
mod auiammen. Sie Srau NOR felt
einiser .3sit trant sepeien, unb als
ibre Ni9te lie befu9te, lieb lie bic alte
Srau mad benz 9ofpital brinsen.
Sprt ansefommen, tbeilte biefe ibrer
Hi6te nit, bab lie @elber unb Wertb=
papiere in ibrer Wubnuns, tbeiIs in
benz Sopba, auf benz ie selegen bate,
tbeils an dnberen Stenen, perborger
babe. Die porgefunbenen 8aareelber,
bic in fleinen padeten in 9elbf9einen
bon 81, So, S. unb $40 sufammense>
t1an tparsr, beliefen fi9 auf ettpa
$4,000, unb auBerbem purben 8anf=
bidder nit einem 9efammtgutbaben
bon etpa $4,000 unb 9runbeigens
tbumsurfunben gum Wertb bon $780,
900 eefunben. SGmmtli6e 9elber
unb Wertbpapiere purben BON Der
poliaei in Sbbut senommer.
SoI5arbeiter, bic ausben
WGlbern bes nDrbli9enWisconfin nod
Marinette suriidfehrten, beribten, baB
infolse Der srimmisen &dlte unb bes
hoben S9nees biele 9trf9e unb anbez
res Walb tpsssr Mangel an Habrurg
gu 9runbe sehen. Die WDlfe iinb 10
fred sepurben, bab fie iOsar Meni6en
dnsreifen. Die GARNER in ienen Sc
senben iasen, bab Wilbtasen unb
WDlfe fi6 in Die NGbe Der 9ebGube
tpasen unb Sapeine, 9ibner unb
felbf @inbbieb rauben. Oas @aubs
aeug 1T balb Derbungert, unb bic W0lfe
eri6einen in ganasn Hubeln, mas iels
ten aupor beoba9tet purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-01

= Tataf. 6rember: .Wie biel
gtnpobner bat benn Sbre Stabtg" =
Oroi1fenfutI@er: % mel, urs feblen
f4on lang nur mebr elm paar DuBenb
aur bolben Minion = aber allemal
fahrt r uns rbie Gleftrif4e" pieber
iibsr'n 6aufen!!"
= 3erftreut. rGram prpfeHor
baben aHo auf Sbre 4nnpnce. t,esen
zines Rinbsmdb6ens, feline ein5iee
Mnfrage erbalteng" Rein. Oenten
sic. mein Mann bat bic MnSeise in
feiner 3trftreutbeit in = fbriidsata,
mGif4er Sprahe abgefabt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-01
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

....6abrseit Der 8hge...
abfabrt aniuni
Lssess. gbirsse nne Sei9igan erpres.-t 7.1b tlo.ss
Esleas, Barrett nus gbkaso Elm ......'la,so SIS
Hs4isan SIN, gtnnes n. eafapettee pG.t tao t1o.a5
tssfiA I ansssHommsn Sonntass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-01

2affeI. Sein ~5Oidbrises Oienft-
iubildum fonnte Der @eneraleutnant
3. o. sberemin bierielbit besehen.
8ornbeim. Die Bel ibren 81
tern fpohnenbe 10 Sabre alte NGherin
Nugufte Sdiebener ftiir5te bonn aipei>
ten Stod bur9 bds Gtiegenbdus in
ben erften Stod unb blieb auf Der
Gtele tobt. Ser l1nfaI ereisnete fi9
oobur9, baB bas MdbAen benin Mb=
I9isbnsbmsn feinsm 8rautisam bic
9ano reiGte unb bas gu f4pa4e
SreppsnselGnber infolse bes Mnleb>
mems Brad.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-29

You can make Il all right In ynita, ny friend Il you
ony strike the gait Things may little fast for
gou At anst TIE ariesan water cut tbs silver AL
nga II yoaf back teeth the spring melted your
paper collar aud tie mosquitoes punctured epdef
mh fall Of holes but you'll come out Of Il al right
Strike tie galtdont ~ back and crack lung yelling
down Ia 'front.' 81 that other fellow. Don't give up
If things are not going we'll the chances ms friend
that the trouble all with you II you not noticed
a. much as you think your presence deserves start
thing Join the commercial club join the chufch-lon
something Butt-ln, and keep buitin' whoop ef up
III along the lIuedont give up strike tho gait and
keep Il Up Youn get there. You smay nor have tho
sveest fe IN town mas not b able to write check IN
i've lguFes you mas not b. able 10 sport pair
of psgtops but that makes differences II you only
strike the gait There's man just going down the
atfeel wearing pair Of osealls and whaling 1lo came
here few yean ago without cent Today he i est
matsa - ts worth ssooo Right over yondsr another
fsos who came here thfss ysan agoWith monsy enough
e staFt bank aud osyy be hasn't the price oi shave
Tie dlasFsnee la tAs men one struck The gait and
lained tha crowd shlle TIE other islov = sorshead
ana kaesken snd Re lost out STRIFE the ealt This
i - taz1s oIlT"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-29

Aias aiae ana wei a.daY N Ninlga there tns aeucc
q pa the people are al stew sieir plans are All
dlsiraaght askew. TIE AresiAn well no longer aowA
but splits ana slalfss and puts and bows an awfal shame
since our baseball team lost q game There's sametEing
wrong, there's nothing right easy time 10 start
aght Alack wio woald have thought Ass month tie
fans would have turned against tic bunch bat this they
have II any rate nov SOME wlll have 70 cmente AND
he Themselves 60 east, Il matters not 10 a.
east provided tines shake oa the Of Nnita from
their moosehlas shoes There's Soand,so ot baseball
fame he also up and quits the game Nom more from tie
slaellues vii hear bs voice loud the 20 cheer
fof him ~ more the ambient af oi spousmans iark
proves tonic third. second arst place
shall tempt his footsteps 10 backward trace. And noe
aud aekeloth ave and shame, thers comes 10 smooct
tie teams fair name ike cyclone from clear cold
sky, like rssnbutlon sent from high bot than CO.
clone Of typhoon or total eclipse of tie moon q came
from reckless Wrathlcss shame, The umpire stole an
other game What can b writ, what be said shat
nk can now TOO quick TOO rcd what rhyme OF rsaso1
forth can 20 To stem the tide Of vintas woey What
cause furnish good for ali this sudden turnins
loozaf Though 10th b 70 fan the fame that threats
10 seorch the teams fair suppress deny yos
wn. ven wln 'ef yet-wefe winners still
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-29

Ia tie ness columns Of thls paper wil be found a
short account q railroad fireman giving hls life 70
that of little child tsf walking along lie rAfoad
track and shch thsr ais q stop tie train bat
rushing to tie ffoat snna q tie engine he thfev the
child from tie track auhar but IA doing slipped and
fell under tie vhess hs right sg 1slng torn OF and
the dispatch adds thst he w de. There are great
mSny people n this world slaa consider railroad msn
in general 50 rough hsaFtle ard unfeellng elias Of
men II sreek occurs and llses are lest tie train
crsv Is generally arrested fof criminal negligence Tie
TIE company sued fag aFss damages md It Is al tie
sord against tie rallrosd such things have occurred
% often that they have hseoas known soglle cor
poatlon md their employees enemies Of 81 mankind
But much Of ms IS eFong Thsrs IS Al army of men
who run on the foai eho VII fisk their own lives 70
ave tie fe Of innocent efd. entirely unknown 70
them. These men slia wofk nights and SUNDAYS many
Of thsm leading ureckess sort q lives mas not caffI
their hearts o. their sleeves but usn TIE test comes
thsY Do not hesitate thFos tlsl lives int tie
ssrg breach Of death as this fireman dd 70 some
mothers darling
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-29
nrslNNINa ~ LIpg

ffaul siscatinna lustita&aut sntef upen 9fe natla
a. hs seasn Of te fear t@o Fraaps or fpsng uep and
young womsn ons rompfisss tlaase aiH ss4u tfe fss
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