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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-13
A WAY OPEN.

Many a Salem Reader Knows II We'll.
There is way open 10 convince the
greatest skeptie. Scores Of Salem pso-
pie have made 10 possible. The public
statement Of their experience is proof,
the liko Of which has never been pro.
dueod In Salem before. Read this case
Of II given by a citizens
Geo. T. Hall, carpenter, living a, a5
State Street. Salem, Oregon, @ysi
"oh and on for more than ave years
I suffered from my back and kldneya
There was duh, heavy aehihg through
the ioins which was always annoying
and became very severe II bent over
or tried 20 lift anything. There was
also an irreEulaTity Of the passages Of
the kidney seorstions which caused
much distress At night Upon the rec
ommendation Of a friend went 10 y
drug more and gOt Deans Kidney
Pills. used them according 10 dirss.
tions and 20 my surprise was much 70
iisvsd on the second dAy,and in . short
time was completely cured Since
then have always Recommended
Doan's kidney Pills, and win continue
TO do % at every opportunity"
For sale BY all dsaleFa Price 90
cents. Foster hilburh Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
RsmembsF the hams-D Doan 's-And
tAka no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-13
take the nv step 3

health. There is lack
of confidence, and perhaps a crushing
experience OF n former failure which
depresses and discourages the sufferer.
IN spite Of doubts and fears you Will
take the first step 10 health when you
take the first dose OF DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. It never falls TO
help. In ninety-eight cases out Of one
hundred II never falls 10 cure, Never
mind about the symptoms. Obstinate
cough, bleeding Of the lungs, splitting Of
blood, emaciation, nlghteweats, condl-
tions which IN neglected or unsklllfully
treated terminate I'm consumption, have
all been perfectly and permanently cured
By "Golden Medical Discovery
~ am thankful 70 say that DIT. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery cured ne of con-
sumption writes MIs. Matte T. Denton, oi
hoiFant9I, N. ~ heaisa ~ 49,, oes ~ ~
use Of your medicine had symptoms OF con-
sumption. Had night-aweata. n bad cough.
loss of appetite aud a great loss OF hesh.
There were other sympt2ms oi disease mat "a,
the time I used one bottle of Golden Med
ical Discovery I began 10 regain mr appo-
lite and after using two and = half bottles
my. cough was cured, ! could Get heartily
appeared Took seven bottles Qf Golden
Medical Discovery and one Of the favor
lie Prescription Am very thankful I rc-
have bos1 dead IN lad waited and nos taken
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Sick persons arc invited " consult DR..
r. V. Pierce. by letter, absolutely without
fec or charge. Every letter Il regarded
a. aaercdly confidential. Each answer Ia
mailed IN n plain envelope. Address DIR.
4. v. Pierce. Invallds' Hotel aud Burgi-
cal Institute, Buffalo, n. Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-13
Elected Prenidont.

Burgess =. Ford, a student Of viii
lamette University, was elected 10 the
presidency Of the City Union Of Ep
worth Leagues az tho organization's =
meeting AZ tho Taylor street Methodist
church In Portland, Monday evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-13
ETHIOPIA
AS A MARKET

At present there is virtually no de-
mAnd whatever in Ethiopia for maehin.
cry and other heavy Manufactured ar
fisles. Sooner or later there will be
required not only material for the rail.
road, but for mining and other enter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-13
you SAVE soMErH1nn

Before sending away money a..
and buy a bank draft. Yon ,,-
something by 50 doing. Our dr,t.
are good throughout the Unit
States and Canada. And our Cha.
es are as follows:
On Portland and other ors...
points:
On each item not exceeding 400
zee. .... .........,. Os
On each item over 500 and not or
ceeding $100... ... ... n
On each additional or fractions,
$780,. .... zee. ...... M
On San Francisco, New York ana
other POINTS,
On each item not exceeding IS .os
On each item over IS and not OF.
eoedihg $780,. .... ... N
Salem State Bank
L. X. PAGE, President
E. w. HAZARD, CashIe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-13

QThe tme-worn Injunction, "Never put
off til tomorrow what you can do to-
day, is now generally presented In this
form "Do Il to-day P That Is the terse
advice we want TO give you about that
hacking cough or denoralizing cold with
which you have been struggling for sew
eral days, perhaps weeks. qTake some
reliable remedy for II To-DAv-and LEI
that remedy be DR.. Boschee's German
Syrup, which has been in Use for oye
thirty-6ve years. A few doses Of h f7if
undoubtedly relieve your cough OF .'d
and its continued use for a few days ,il
cure you completely. Ono matter how
deep-scated your cough, even II dread
consumption has attacked your lungs
German Syrup will surely effect a cure
as u has done before in thousands Of ap
parently hopeless cases Of lung trouble
qNew trial bottles, sSe; regular size,
7se. At all druggists.
Sold in Salem by g. c. Stone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-13
Poultry shows

Holland Mich, December l3.-The
annual exhibition Of the Holland Poul.
try aud Pet Stock Association opened
here today. In connection with the
poultry show a corn exhibit has been
arranged, which is attracting consider
able interest, Professor JefiFeys OF
the Michigan Agricultural College will
act as Judge at tho Corn Exhibition.
Valuable prizes win be awarded.
Bristol, Dec. l3.-The Tennessee
and Virginia Poultry Association
opened here today, 1t is unusually in
teresting and contains larger mum,
ber OF hne exhibits than ever before.
A large list Of prizes viii bo awarded.
The attendance on the opening day
was highly satisfactory.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-06
Die wnllOerUOaeH Gigcnidaiten uOrl
SOrcbOlntO mO Sar ulO Wie
cS am beitcn gcbraudJt
UirO.
@idltiac S6atiudsn fir 9tl(c, in ge.
5ug auf cine GntOefnns.

Sie Gicr0libiClts 1a6sIcn olcfes aanScs Act.
geu baB bt 98eitcm Die erBBte sln3abI bon 70.
oestdIleH burdb e6pInOfuGt ooer JtranI6eteu
dbnllber 9tdtur entte6en Sod, abgefrben bon
Dem t0Otlidten GrioIae, m,Iben fie oft In flo
traGen, MAIDEN bic 0udIereien uno 2eoeu. ftIbft
in ben eriien glniduGen. eS uotbpenbig. pronpie
WtttteI sur gIbbhIte 8u gebrau6en. ltnsiueifcI.
bait 1T bas arbbte 9eiImiiteI Der Reu5eit flr
2unaeu' uuo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6aleis ounen
of po,eBunnb arb Gar, ipc6es 70 iuunoerbole
8euliaie er5let uuo 70 alIgemetne 9luInlerfIam,
felt aui itd lent
Sieie5 arobe SetImitieI beIttt auBfr Seu ST.
gen0niten. luclbe ieiu giame an5eigt, tlnf an,
oere GnGrcoieii3eu, dlIe ipe5lea fir Ssrnnfbeiteu
Der 2unge uuo heS S6nuoes beIitmmt. 9lele
3nianmeniieauHg 1T ons 8eiluat bon Ianeen
nlIo iorgldltigeH Seriudcn, uHo es fam fibn
bebauptct peroGn, bab. bel 3eiteu aebrautbt, In
allen 6dacn SeiIunB ilter 1T. Dlan foate Die
eriten 9ebeu Der GbluiHhIutbt n6t Ieidt neb,
meu Gle Ino ole gluuutgaroe ener 9erIi5,
rnna8s9Irniee, mo miliien NIT encm Gd)laee
beruIdDlei lpcr6en iueuH ons eeben eerettet tper,
ben ioH IS niibt burdans 3idjts, Su laoeu,
es III nur eine fIeine @rtdItuna, peIde baio
oorilber9ebeu iuiro. Gle miro nidt itbHtu bor,
iiberoeben luenn ie nicbt total nno prompt III.
ierhrildt miro. Bon ben 2aufen6en, Die ourh
pale's ouneD Of 0oreBouu6 auo Ear bolItdnbip
gebetIt uorbeu iino. fbunen nuf gerIaueen bieIe
oor3ilgIi6e 8eugniIe Gege6eu ipetoen lebotb IN
ole gSaDr6et, nuB es aue 9uneensarantbeiten
fnrrt 70 genii9eno ieiieeeat, bais feiue iueiiere
Sr6rterlng onriiber nobpenoig TT. @s miro in
3luei GrBbett beriauit, at 30 Gents unb 81 bic
5taidle, unb M 5u baben Del
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-06
,Srnn Stanioro's Sub.
SIMMER nod feline @elpibbeit. r Ser
lhieOene @erilcbtc ocmentirt.

SIMMER nod feline WepiBbeit. r Ser.
lhieoene @erilcbtc ocmentirt
Nonolulu, 3, @i0r3. = Sd)criff
5enrp, meIhcr 0c llntcriudlna ocS
npltcrioicn lo6cS Der Irmt etunioro
leitet crtldrt Jest. 0ab cr nneb nid,t
iaGcn fome, ob 6rou Staniorb Der.
giitet woroCl ooer zines natilrlicben
Io0cS 9eitorbcn lit. Sic G6cnifer.
meI6en Die llnteriubun1 oe9 Moqen
inbalt0 Der 10 ploBlicb 1obingeroiitcn
anpertrmlt uor0eu it, bobcn i6rc
2nululc nod uicht beenoet un0 bis
}llr 6crtigltelllng oerctben tann in
Der gerl6tlicben SerioI9lrng oeS ,Sol.
les folul etiuo9 9cihebcn ltad) Der
GrtldrlmG oe9 SberiiiS iino aae 0c-
rlId)tc, ole d)cmildlc llnteriuculna oeS
Ufogeninbolt9 bubc oua 8orhonoel-
lein pon 0ift nidt conltotiren fGnncn.
nod pcrfriIbt, ou iidl iiberhollpt nod
fclne 9tclultute ergcben boben. Shcz
rlit Nenrp bot Ole 9lllSiogcn oeS SSrl.
Hcrner uno 6rl. Slult, Der Scfreti-
rlr imO &uumerjoic Der tSrull Ston.
loro, lucl6e oieielben 9etrefis oeS
SooeS ibrer @errin abgegeben ba6en,
Itenogrupbilt ouine6men Ioiien, miro
jcood Oieir 9Iu5io0cn bis 3nr Ser
oifcntlidlrna bcS 9eridteS ser Gbcmi-
fer nidt bcfonnt geben. 0cnerolot.
polt 2lnOrclua bot oie Rudricbt, onB
cr pcrionlih Die llnterilldjlng 0eS
ieniationclIen Safes ii6crne6men
iueroc cnticbieocn oenentirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-06
6. u. Grittenton,
Gigcntbiimcr, Yer. 1l5, GsultOnsStr.
Neip.0prf,
lit iraeno ciner glpotbcfc.

gtHe Ratenten, ipete es uoeb Mot berfudbt
babeH, Foaten es iofort tbun; bic es betets per.
tutt babsn beoiirfen feiuer 8ure6e. es pieoer
81 tbun.
site's 8abuihmtr5'SrOpfsH betTea In eines
Wiiunte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-06
Golliiion anf Der Baltimore EbiO-
Balm"

(oGeOo, o, >. Mdrj 3mei
Gro6t5ige Der o@oltintorc Ohio.
9o6n" collioirten bcute irii6 pier
Wieilen oitlih bon 9eiinnce. o, nit
ioher @u6t, ooB BON Oen rs @og-
qong beioer ,3iige foltm ein cin3iger
aonj blic6. $oci3er Snmuel 9eaolc
ans @orrctt, Sno., wuroc algcnblid
lid gctootet uno Sei5er 5, VI. Gog'
len, ipmie grenier IboS. Carr, 9eioe
cbcnioll3 ous@arrett, crlitten idlpere
@erlebulgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-06

ter, 0ic ciu3cin un0 in ent}ijdcnOcn
Nirlppcu AcorOnct in tcuicbcm @ciB
lm0 in ocn pr0btiNitcn Nurbcu cr-
iuobItcu.
0o9 Srcbeiter rN0 ser 800 Stius
men 5dbIcn0c Gbor cwongcu rcir6cl
&ciiul fiir ibrc &cilhnQcu sic
Olrh cine iiberroideno cute 9lfuitif
lntcritiIBt uurOcp, &utt W}itter.
noht ion0 0uS oiii5icuc @roNromm
icul GnOc, Orun man 'Ouritc ooh oic
NrNm0c Scr plritoniihen Subbotb9s
hclllQunA ni6t ucrlcBcn obcr Wnoifis
5icll mm0c flott lucitcr Acfcicrt lm0
Q}ittcrno6t mar I0ugit poriiber oI3
noh oichtc Al}cuihcnmoNcu Die Ecnns
Olunuiu 2IpcmIc hcroli mo Der
lmtr3oacn lm0 iicb Oo3 Ql0n5cuoc
Sihtncer Der %luuunotion bciholt-
ten.
Gribciucu 0c1 ErGiiDru.
ten ltn0 iciucr @rmoh.
tim.
Ter @u0 luur0c oii5icU cr0iinct
ais ErGiiOcnt 9looicucIt nit icmcr
@cmohliu mo &icc @rGlOcut Ioir.
bouf9 nit iciucr @cnluhlin Den @ou
iooI bcrotcn. IS pur Oicica chuu
nm l2i0 llbr uno ais sic ScrriC6of.
ten OCn @oaiaal bctrntclL bcNum Oic
,WuriuCtupcIlc, pclhc IN Der 0it(ihrn
@unO 0ca Soulc3 plocirt NOR ou2
oStor Sponqlch @unncr." Nod) ci,
ncnl fcicrIihcn 9lmoNouH ourcb ocn
tnnncnIcn Sool be8ab iih ErGii0cut
9ooIcuct nit icincr @Cuobliu noth
Der iiir i'm inn crltcn Stod rcicroir.
ten 2oQc, poielbit ser ErGiiocut Ocn
en0liihcn @otidoftCr Cir W}ortincr
0uronO umo Den irun50iiidcn @ot.
id)oftcr ,$uiicrnn0 cnlpfing. glI9 ser
Er0liOcnt iicb in Der 2oQen6rilihmQ
jci0tc, lpltr0c er bon 0cm Eublitlm
untcn int SnnI nit brollicnOcul @ci
tolI90ctolc cntpion0cL pcIhc9 noG
6urcb 0ic ciniollcnoc NPuiif uCritGrft
luuroc YrGii0cnt Hooiebclt bc0onfte
lid iiir 0ieic &u0acbungcn oca Gn.
tbiiioanuS orrh 6ftcreS @crueigcu.
&lluminotton uno 6Cucr.
mert
Noa tSclcrlucrf nclde9 om Nbcu0
ob0cbronnt mlu0c, iibcrtruf ollc bis
6cr Ncicbcncu &ciItlnlQcn olli ppro
tcCbnii6eil @c6ict Cine Struoc lana
nor Die Suit nit Scucrforpern &C.
iiillt, lucldc Ole blcrOcnOitcn Snr6en
Gficftc cnhuidelte1l 0n3 Woi6inatol-
Scntmol eri6icn untcr 0CnI Giniln6
BON S6cimpcriern in lngeSbcnc,
uud Oo3 @eiBc Nnu9 eridicn IN
itrn6lcnOer illumination mo ocr
GrGl0cntcniullt dob 0o9 Signol 5u
ser purotcdniid)cu ShollitcQlmg
0llrd) ole &0iluta BON u OonncrltOcn
Shiiien Cine bcionocrc gtlfntcrf.
ion1feit Acgcn ben ErGiiOentcn biIOcte
ooS Gri6cinen icinc0 &oloiiul Yor
troit9, IN 6lommcn ml9gcfilbrt nit !
Ger llntcrihriit yllnicr Frdliocnt" |
mo ollf 6ciocn Scitcn ilonfirt bon |
Gm6lcmen un0 0cn No |
men unicrcr perid)cOcncl iiberier
lid)cn @ciiblnqcn. Cine 9icubcit |
2euhtfllgclr, peldc 5ll elmer |
00be bon 1000 TllB olfgci6lcll0crt |
9tndJ cinon0cr itlc1cn SIT |
Oicier lmGebelren &obC 2robc Nonlf |
ben olIi, pclhc Stcrnc iiir ole &cr
Stooten IN ben 9otionoIior6cn, fir |
Sllbo in @olo, in Silber iiir Eorto
]fico lmo cine 9ln3nbl fIcincre iilr Die
nllSiuoricll Cine onlc=
purntednidlc TlogNc uot !
300 SUB S0ngc lrno $50 5uB 9reite
purOe in NroBcrer S106c cntioltct 81
uclcbcr lie @ouon3 in prd6ti9cr |
;Wo0nciium 9elcudhmg binoliGc
trogen bnttcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-06
@nbnfataitrupbc.

MiiiouGn Mont., >. NlGr5. -
Ter lueItIid 9cbehoe olpin Cities.
GrpreB5ug coaioirte belltc gtobnit'
tag 81 Bear Wiolltb nit cinem 6roht-
5uge. Wlcbrere Eerioncn murocn ge.
tootet lno uiele perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-06
2 ccltcll ant z ont ltog
u bCu0.

Ger aroBe @oluboQ i'm Ecniion2s
gebGuOe, luelher Die geitriAe ,Snul.
grrotionsieicr 5lm glbihluB brodte,
miro ocn lbeilnehmern longe I'M
@eoG6tniB blciben. 0os Spful mar
IN einen mobrcn 6ernpuloit rno 9Ill-
nlenbnin lmlgcluanhclt. Iic Ietora'
tioncn bca @olliooIca iuorcn einio6
groBortig mo mcnn je pic 9ebonp-
tung mnBr gerueicn iit 0fe man olf
icoen Snougurotionaboll 5ll borell
bcfommt: Sic Oicamolige Icforn.
ton ii6erbietct olea bi5bcr Io9clue.
ienc," oiesmal lit lie goll5 iider luobr
gelueien. @uS Dem Saale, einen
Weer bon Iloggcn, @inpcltL 9lu.
men me @uirlanoCn, cincn 9erooc3n
genboitcn s(nblid uerlieh ooS moren
bic ichstalticn0 clcftriihcn 6liiblih-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-06
@nltimOrc Sransfrr So.

iett an OCT
sRbuit.gde non 2inbt' uno 2ombaro. StrnRt,
BAT ibre glusiinttng un0 mebr.re 5ubrluerfe
(Sans) oererjbert mo III iebt i'm etanoe,
mlGbeI bon 9aus ~ Sults 5u bcf6roern uno
fir Die gtufbepabrlng ober gerienhuna 6n par'
pndeH Grompte unO 6uoerIdIise geSiennng
miro 1uqcIihert tb2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-06

fam 9iieman0 perlucbren uno ein 8erinCb Der
St Sernaro'e ardaterpilleu miro SeoelI oer
AT SeriiopfiiHg, Suspcpe dopfibmer5. glatiia-
felt Sbiuilloe llebeifeit SoobreHnen, C5clbs
lncht@ s1merI IN Der Seite. beleeter 3nilae
ibledicni Geibnldd i'm .9itnoe II. I 10. Icihei
oaooli iibCr5eugeit. bab oieies Dditel oeiiell
3uinmrirllicbnin uor SnbrGnnoerlen bon ocu
deIcbrttt 8ernbaroiner Ni9ntben erinnocn mltr'
DC. nllcb Ucutc npeb na5 bclie Uiticl segc!i ale
icne EDHplOGie linh 0erelt Girlnpleioer Gebcra
irnHtDcii IT. tMgoDii 81. .1AAj)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-06

@crlin. >. Wi6r5. - Toa 0So9e.
6latt" criGbrt Don cincr Eerion, Oie
in cngitcr 6ilblrng nit Der biciigcn
rlliiid)cn 9otihoft Itcbt, bic rililii6cn
9c60r0cn luGrcn iibcrjcu1t OoB @es
neral auropotfin lid bolo III Ser
3mongSloac ieben wiiroc, Winfocn
rollnlen uuo lid nod Dem Sie-Eoiic
3llriid5n}icbcn 5lI miiiien. Gort uiiroc
er Die GptideionngSidlo6t licfern.
3ies mar, lpic Der 0cpGbrsmonn beS
,,5aoeblutt" pciicr iogt, auropntz
fins glon Don gInion0 IN unO fir
oos Gintrciien Der rlliii6cn Irilppcn
on 5ie.Eoiic iiro bcreitS Blame cnt-
luorien porocn
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21

It s. ccrtf in.y discreditable thr enc
OF the three Americans who would by
popular acclaim be pronounced 10 be
the greatest The country has produced
should have So little formal recOgni-
ton. says the Philadelphia Record. The
birthday Of Washington IS practically
a national holiday, L!rcoln's birthday
IS red letter day in many states, but
FRANKLIN. the third In this triumvirate
OF Americas greatest. Is denied the
honor Of a public testimonial % his su-
periatve merits. An opportunity 81 at
hand 10 make good this neglect. on
Jan. II next win be the blcenteunial OF
Franklin's birth The day ought TO be
celebrated IN am appropriate manner to
the furthest ends OF the country II
would be becoming for Philadelphia 70
take the lead In doing honor to her
adopted son.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21

color OF The next horse 90 round ne
corner or the name of the conductor
that viii bring in the next Saratoga
special
And every bet is q big one.
b2ratoga is not The home OF the plkcr.
although That variety OF gambler 81
plentiful about her streets.
Since the death of William O.. Whit.
ney, Gates is the most Important per-
sonacc in the village. ranking even
higher than Garfield. George WheeIocz
and other prominent citizens In the
summer colony
When De makes bets. the crowd
watch him ado-mglv as De sits on the
rail- OF the clubhouse and looks over
their heads as they gather on The
lawn NJ De races down to the lake ln
an automobile before dinner. the crowd
that can support automobiles follow
after. Ana even when in pursuit OF
health and recreation. as well ga tho
ever ncelful exhilaration of q utle
stake. hc and Drake beat little rubber
balls over bunkers ou the golf course.
there is a big gallery TO see and ap.
ploud, for the Saratoga crowd knows
that Gates IS playing for big stakes,
and they Ike to see any kind Of gam.
bling where real money Is at issue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21

and hen there Is . great noise IN the
air.
"Thc waves wrinkle. toss and roll.
and che clouds scurry across the sky.
zone day Glooskap went out 60 fish.
But great wind arose. and the canoe
rocked and rolled. The waves rolled
up against the sky, and the ash hur-
ried down into the deep waters.
It is the wind Bird that IS dolnr
this" Glo0skop cried.
Then 20 The Wind Bird he called.
Drop your wings. o wind Bird
You are tearing up the trees and rocks
You are laying low the corndelds.
You arc frightening even the Gsh OF the
sea,
"But the Wind Bird answered: Il was
here even before Glooskap was Great
ed. Here from this white rock I rule
the winds and tho seas. My wings
made the first sound that ever was.
Ny voice was the FIRST that ever spoke
20 the earth. Therefore I shall do as I
VIII 10 DO. Neither the children OF the
earth nor ClooskGp shall hinder me-
Then GloOskap rose In a fury and
stood high IN hls canoe. his head
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
/dmOSef'S
Wind Story

Just as Skal-lal-a-toots finished his
story there came a fash OF lightning.
Then the thunder rolled. and the people
hurried 10 their homes. Skal-lal-a-toots
and Samoset hurried with the old chief
TO his round topped house TO fasten the
bearslSins across the door so that the
rain should not come In. The lightning
flashed brighter and brighter. and the
thunder rolled heavier and heavier.
Then the wind came up Ike a hurri-
cane and swept across the plain. Trees
Were blown down, and the old chiefs
corn lay fat upon the ground.
The wind never blows Ike that IN
my land" said Samoset.
''Why nOtr asked the old chief.
There was a time, long, long ago.
when the wind blew so fiercely in my
land that It destroyed our corndelds, ii
rocked the hills. and Il laid the forests
low. But the good Glooskap would not
permit 1t TO harm his people, so he pun
ished the Wind Bird, and this IS the
story as my grandfather used 20 tell II
90 me:
Away up In the north, IN the region
OF snow and ice, the Wind Bird lives.
His wigwam is at the end OF the sky.
and he sits upon great white rock
watching the moons go by.
Sometimes he sits quietly and sleeps;
then there is peace upon the waters.
Sometimes he raises his wings, rustles
his feathers. moves from place to place.
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reached 70 the clouds and his arms
reached from shore to shore.
He seized upon the Wind Bird, tied
bis wings with a strong withe and
threw him into deep chasm.
For days and days he lay IN the
chasm, and there was calm upon the
sea and land.
Then, because the waters were grow
Ing stagnant and because there was
need In the land for rain. Glooskap
lifted the Wind Bird and placed him
again on his white rock at the end OF
the sky.
But be inbound only one Of the Wind
Birds wings, and since that day the
storms have never been so terrible and
the waves have never lifted themselves
70 high. New York Commercial Al
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Wall Street Man Idol OF the Crowds,
hut Drake H. the Better pInyer.
when Tired or Golf 1hey play leu
nis &c 500 a Toint-VvhimS OF
Rich visitors nt Summer Resort.
COLI az thousand dollars hole.
tennis az hundred dollars q point.
poker with no limit and side bets on
every street as 90 the number OF the
next trolley car that comes along OF
tomorrow's weathcr-that IS the kind
OF money madness that has got death
grip on Saratoga. says q special dis
patch 20 the New York Journal.
PlunGcrs Ike John W. Gates and
John A. Drake. not content with 81
gantc stakes on the races and poker
games. made their mornings interest
ing by playing golf for a thousand dol
lars hole Row and then they switch
10 tennis at a hundred dollars a point.
which runs up into the thousands Tor a
set And the rest OF the crowd follows
according 90 their means.
The flush times in California when
men played poker for gold mines, the
feverish nights ot Monte Carlo. where
erlstOcrats gamble away princely birth
rights, are both ecipsed 10y the money
mania Lhat has broken out at Sara
tosa this season. The craze follows
the clock all the way around.
Get UP "a the morning and go down
10 the springs. and you viii find a
couple OF milNonaircs betting each
other that the first car TO come along
Will have an ode or even number.
Walk out 10 the golf links. and you
VIII see John W. Gates and John A.
Drake, his substantial shadow. max
Ing tracks on the devy grass and cut
TING divots out OF the fair green with
prodg,ous strokes Of brassies and
irons.
And every one OF those strokes
means about a hundred dollars. for
when Drake and Gates play they lay
thousand dollars a hole.
II either should get eighteen straight
holes the sum OF $4,000 would change
hands, but as they are tolerabIy
matched IL is rare that more than three
or four thousand dollars Is won or lost.
or the two, Drake plays the better
game. but Gates gets handicap which
squares things up.
The caddles on the course are grow
Ing prosperous, and as soon as the golf
craze spreads to the b0okmakers, gam.
biers and the other elite Of the place
Job IS caddy viii be worth pur.
CHASING
On fhc tennis courts, which are nu-
merous in the handsome gardens OF re
tired plungers along the elm shaded
avenues. tennis Is INDUCED IN every
morning before begins the respleGdent
parade TO the race track.
Here money changes owners almost
as fast as il does at the track. while
spectators on the streets pause to make
side bets as TO the outcome Of the
particular game they happen to be
watching
If you walk from the United States
or the Grand Union hotel down the
main street after dinner you will sec
knots OF men grouped around pairs OF
plungers who are betting on the popu.
latfon of the town. the age OF the near
est elm tree. the hour the sun sets, the
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Man,s Weak roint.

Mrs Newed-Are you sure you Low,
me as much a. ever?
Mir. Newed--Perfectly
And you VIII never. never love any
one else?"
Never"
"And there isn't anything you wouls
not do for my happiness?"
Nothing. That is, Of course, nothing
within the bounds OF reason"
Hum! thought so. You are Jus
like all the rest You've begun to rea
son."-N- Y. Weekly.
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