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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

Gr. 81
Ginc @erprbnung tSnit @ibcrtuf oes Nbid,uitts
1919 bcs Nrtitcis ~ hes Baltimore Staot,-
Guocr uuu 1898, 5itcl ,StraBcn. nnn
stabt.GummiiGrc," llrtertitel ~ traRen.
reini9ungs-S untmiiiGr," uno 5ur Nenai-
nabnIe nit Nmenoementcu. ~ leG.T.
gbinnitt 1. - Is iei bonn WlaDur unb Sidot.
rntb bon Baltimore Oerorbnet. hab Der sbitnitt
1893 ocs girtilelS As ocS Baltimore Stnot.9oSer
bon 1893, litel 1Strubets mo Stnnts9 o%ttrtiis
fire" l~lrieriiicl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ilr," biermit miocrrlfel iino init Itnenoenters
ten lleu n%ngelommelI ofetn iou urto lit. 10 eub
CT mie folat laItet:
9bihuitt 100. - Sreeno cine Yeripn. ipeIbe
cine 9%eitimming Der Ibihniitc 105 bis los
periebt. ulber Mht ldbt, perno6Idfiiet, iib peis
8ert, oiefelben gu beohatteIt, ODER iib benfelbtn
iuioeriett, ioa fir ieoe llebertretuns einer Strufe
bon ni6t ncbr. ais 5iual6ig Dollars $50 .00)
%luterporien iein: beiuate Straie fol- ~coueftirt
iperoen, pie unoere Gtraieil iiir SerlebIula
itdotii1cr Neroromnacn %coleftirt %perben.. Dor
niSgeiebt, Dab belaaie Mbi1nitte lib auf ben
Srnneport bon St1Ioiln1er, uur ioipeit oic
lleberlaoun9 unb ods Mbf1aen anf bie Straben
in Netrabt Iurnmi, ~beitebei.
Neitdii9t, 10. Widr5 1906.
6. GlaA SimannS, tVt
Wiabor.
Sir bic aetreue abi6r rift J a~- tff.;
SarrD 3. Cooper,
Staots Tegiitrator.
(lpirl2Bg lnriIo Q1G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
Gplulnnb'S tiirfiidle gaber.
Ganitable.g ebanbc, Euitamt eegen. etets ofieH.
Igluguit22-)
Tralt &afe WruE.

IS itorb nm ~. Uidr5, ytodlmittaas. in Der 9Snb'
nmna three Sd)pieSeriobneo, Srh. sSm.H laoneto'
Yresbirts StraSe iucitlidl BON Der 10. SiroBe,
91oIbroof, Erau aate 8ros i'm 4Iter BON %
Sabren, acltebte Sottin oeo ueritorbenen ,lacob
c5roB. Weripauotc uuo Sreuuoe itno bofiio)it e'ts
qelooen, Der Yeerot9uup Ticnitag, Uloraeno 10
nbr, pom 1rouerbouie bct5rnpoDuen. Neerotaul9
i'm ,,So~uoons4jorf' Srieoboic.' @ttte, fetne Slu'
men, (Si-b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
Ser brobenSe &oblensrGbcr.S trifc.

remedies.
Ger brObcnbe &OblengrGbcrsS trifc.
Scit lebtem Gicnitog conferirCn
@eiibcr bon aoblenbcrgrperfen unb
@crglcute in Indianapolis iiber
2obncrb0bungen Der 9crgleutc unb
limo nidt lpeitcr gcfommen, olS lie
am =. WtGr5 ipnrcn. Die gegcnpGrti.
&C 2Obnlfolo lGllit nGdlten SomItog
ob, uno I'M Sollc bis Onbin feine&cr-
itGn0igun0 cr5iclt miro, iperbcn 225,-
600 @erglelttc 0crg8cihfoblengrilbcn
IN SlinoiS, Snoiuno, Ohio, Wfiiiorri
&nnioS, ScroS mo MrfonioS ourd)
Die llnionSfiibrcr nlfgeioroert mer,
6cn, ole Nrbcit IN bcll @ruben cin5u-
itelcn. Sic 8crbonollrgen 5niiderl
ben Nerglcutcu un0 ocn 0elibern ser
Sartfoblengruben limo Iolpcit chen.
ioQS relultotloS %perlouicn. FrGiis
Dent 9acr bat ollerbin9S elmer Iuf-
f%or0erung Witdelfs 81 meitercnSers
bonolungen 5ilgcItimmt, lpriAt obcr
bon born bcrein leine Irllid)f bobin
ans, Dab 5rlr Belt Nid)tS Oeid]cben
Tonne, Die b~citcbcnoc Gage 81 belicrn.
IS ltc6t olio lcbr inn 3ipeiiel, Oh ole
nellcr &erbon0lltngcn 5l cincm glits-
gleih fiibren meroer. &omnlt fcine
&critGthigung 5lt @egc, Damn bobcn
mir olld) IN ben Sartfoblcll= @ebietcll
FcnniplOonicn'S ocn Nuaiton0. ErG.
lioent Mitd)ell erflGrt, 0oB obne cine
2obnolfbellcrua0 an fcincnNllSgleid)
Scr Tiiiercn3en 81 oenfen lei. Nun
0choren bon Den rlrn0 6C0,0O0 @cr9r
lellten, Die IN oen &oblenbergipcrfen
orbeiten, ctlpa $4,000 81 Sen ,llni.
tco Wtine @orfers;" cs blcibcn int.
mcr nod iibcr 100000 9crglcutc fir
Die Notwithstanding, iucnn ibnen
ooS Nlrbcitcn bon Ocn IuSltGnoigcn
nid)t cridnucrt obcr gar nunro9lif
genlodt miro.
Gie @clibcr scr a~oblcn5ed)cn erflG.
rcll, bob Die Sorberungen Der gerg-
leilte iIbertrieben ieien; tie bebcllte-
ten cine breiiod)e 2pbnerbDbung,
nomlid cine 3llloge bon 5ebr Eroj.
an 2obnen, oie Seltiebung BON Wi.
ninlol SoQclobnen fir ole &lolien
Der 9eraorbeitcr, bic IN monden
61llcn blnocrt Ero5ent bobcr ieien,
ols Die Jest beItebenocn, mo ltott bcS
observation-disclosures ohiitiinoigc Pr.
beitse5eit, obnc Hebilftipn ocS Gage
lobncS. Io0urh milr0Cn obcr ole
Soften pro Come &oblcn i'm 9urd)=
ld)niit nm 2l,6i Ero5cnt crbo6t per-
Den. Sb bieic Hednlul0 itimmt, lit
ldlpcr 5l iogen; mcnigcr ifhpcr iii
porollS5lliogen. 0oB I'M Sale zines
oil9cmeinen &oblcngrGbcr StrifeS
ooS Fllblntrm bcocutcno b0bere
Ereilc fir leinc &oblcn SIT bc5oblcr
boben miro. Gle WinenbcliBcr iprc.
dcn bon $3.50 pro Spnre. Sic iooen
o~QcroingS olldl oaB I'M Sale cincS
ansltonoeS feline iolhe &oblcnnotf
cintreten wtrbe, mie Dor orci Sobren
0a beoenten0e &pblcnporrGibe Dor,
banGcn icien. gber olld) Damn mir.
De oas Ellblifum bluten miiiicn. 90.
luobl ole sSiibrer ser @ergleutesllnio
llcll, mie Ole Better scr &~ohlenfeI,
Der mo9cn lid Die Sodc crit nod
grilnolid) iibcrle9en, che lie arieg CT.
floren. Gin allgcmcinCr gliaitonf
Der @ergarbeiter miiroe nidt blot
ole &oblenpreiic erbobcn ionoerr
ollf 5oblreidf inouItricle 9ctricbt
idnper in Witleibenidoit 5icben lrllf
Ole Irbeitsgelcgcilbcit bon &uncert
touicrocn in Sro9c %itcllen. ne ST.
authorizing oatur milroe mon bel
Den Fortcien, Sen @er9luutcn, nit
Den 8rubenbelibern, 5llr Gait leacll.
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Tar9amm,lt..
Sunse 9amcn! Nadjt Gnd bieIe
Oiierte IN Nuhe.,

Bir biTben ieei einee aIaie fur. iunae .Da.
men In unierer Eclectic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y.
edale. elmer Der Yortbeile an Der Yetbeilt'
guila biefer alafe 1T bet. bab Shilerinnen e'
laiibt III, a., loren eigencn &leibert 5n .dr'
beiten. @iefe alaiie tpirh int Sannar 1905 5n'
fanmen treten. Gpeste1e gurlefuneen siuei u.
brei WsaI bic @ode. Sr9enn cine inuae Dame.
BITE etne fafbipunble SnHetbertu 81 iperoen
den.
SIR t~peitere stnsfnnft f4rettes obss tus;Se
Inau ftA an 9ran ". @sDere n w, Net
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Scnnic IS. Genbcrfina.

IS ftarb am "a. WIdr5 1906 5ennie 9. een'
ocrting, geIiebte Satin bon Charles Z. HeTioefs
Yerparbie uno Sreunoe Der Samilie ittTo ADJ
tungsoolit ein9eIdoelt, Der Seerot9url9 G!il
Ticuitaa, 9iafmiitdgS ~ ubr, bon 'iDret LETT
ten gSobnure, gr. 1869, Need)s9toenue. Snups
ben, beiNUppbuen. (S5-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
unentiAe eparbant prr etapt Naltimpre.'
Yefanntmadungcn.
sareau Ser etratsnSurdbruds.eommi re.

8aItimore, 10. Widr5 1906.
Sepnrate liuo beriiegelte Ni9ebete, an oef
ngo1ro OF IuaroS," Care Of tbe 9iib Hegifier, /"
%abreiiirt, perben bonn StdotsHfe9iitrutor in iei.
mem Siireau i'm 5atbbulrs bis Wittpudl. bert 4.
Nprtl 1906, eiliaeaer geionirleit fir Die gitoellt'
rllng. ben @offenbnu uno Die Yflafierullg mil
Diacaoam Der @rbmallsIoenle, BON Der 3at.
torosJtuao bis 5u einem etiua fiinf3ebrburioert
(1500) Sub 6itli6 g~eleaencn 9Slunfte.
Spe5iiifaiionen llno Inaebots. 6orniulare iuer.
ben aut glpplifation in oieiem &iiteuii g%eliefert,
no Fldlie mo ErofiIc cingeieber loerben ftis
men.
Die Gontrnits 9 ergebunGSs9eb6roe bcbiIt lid
has Nedt n0r, irgcrlo luelde uno alle gtngebote
81 permerien. Gin beQluubiGter Gbcf IN Der
S0be oeS In ben Spe5iiitutionen uiaegebeneii
Vetr1geS, iablbar an oel WiaDor mo Staot'
rntb bon baltimore, lnub ieoein sllIgebot bets
aeliGt fein.
SIN stuflrnpe Der Ncb6roe ~
eugene 8. Noogers,
-GIerf.
9citdtiGi: ,-.'
e. GluD Stmanus,
lSr1itoent Der Gufltruiis SeraebnngszV ebDroe,
(9iur523, "a, %. 81 %. 30, 30,3t glprii2,3)
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Subouuu N. Vnrte(s.

IS ltarb am "a. Mdr5 1906, 3 llbr WiorGens,
Sobnuna q. Sartels, 9Sittlue oes neriterbenelI
6enrb IS. Barrels, in tbrem 10. 9ebensiabre.
sic Qeeroiau1g iinoet Sienitaa, beIl 81. Wdr5,
WoreenS 20 llbr, bon ibrer lebtelI gSobrllg,
VT. 124. 6nlenoer.S trnbe, ans nab Der St,
EetcrssNirde. pofeIbit Gin REQUIEM. ooddiii
fir ibre Seelcnriibe ~ceIebrirt iucroen lptro, uno
tunn uuf Der ygouoon 8arf Genlelerp" itatt.
lSh 81
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Torpt6ca Sar.

8obnling, M. 1912, 9toros9oen= Strabe, Ioro.
tbea oar, 10 Snbre ait g%eliebte Saitiil lees
neritorbencn :. y. Sur. Die @eerotgnng iinoet
ten lSobnunq aus ftatt, ,pp5u &erlunnbts NIB
5reunoe ahtlinqshouit eingedloen iinh,
(Fiitsbnrs, Ea, 3eitursen iTtbgeII %ggsladislt
copiren.) (S4L6)
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Tuuliuc NlinncI.

SO ltarb am "a. Mtdr5 1906 in Der .@q9e.
alinael I'M 81. 9ebensiabre. Die Beerpieun9
finoet Dsnutaa, ben 26. Dtdr3, ytadnlitta9s nm
3 llbr, Guf Der ogSeitern Gemeterp" iinit.
(Sj-b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
Sobn ". Senfcl,
Wr. GOA, eiio.e6arp.e traRe.
lit Der ScidleubeItuttcr,

peIder aue s~Iuitrdae fteis CUR 8uirieoenbeit
o~uSilbrt. Die bon ibm bebanoeIien 9eiben f1ns
men g8pben lana iieger, obne bic 9ertn9ltei
Seriueiiin9sipiirell AT 5ciger. Sraii 1elilei III
9rabnirie @inbaliamirerin. uno lit Die gebanos
lung bon grandchildren beren Spedialitat.
CSan10,tS)
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QpuOpn 9 Tarf. !

Ter baaptiddiihde Sriebhuf IN Baltimore.
hrcal: $50 96er., - Smmenuibrenoe Charter.
8u ieoer Seit erreidbar. Stint Gents Subj
geld bon allen Gtnoitbeilen. Girabenbabns
gSageons pafiiren ben Shupteineatg Gle bref
Mirluieil. gSarmes gSarie6immer fiir SoIbe,
bic ben Srieobot bel raubemt 9Seiter beil6en.
8eDribniBpI6be 6i febr mdbi8eIt Breifen,
fdminiIidt inter foritpd6renoer YiIeee.
gtreau: Wr. 81, @eh'Sa ratpua' etraRe.
Cant .
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Gas WGr5beft Ser BON
SnlillS Hobenberg berolSneeebencn
nGeutl6en Hunoibau" brin9t cine
&eibe gutgcidriebener nro aliprcz
dJcnoer Irbeiten. Otto Srommu
id)reibt iiber Die Eoeiie bes Gpange-
lirnts ifon lno einfad iinnig. @rai
San BON Sopo nno 81 2usfoo bictet
interellonte 9lGttcr aus ieinem amc.
rifaniihen So9eblld), Sorrp Mopnc
%liciert cine Stubie iiber SIMMER.
nlonn'S rWiindbouien," noen beoeu.
tenolten oeutiben Homon nod Soc.
tbe". lleber rSnternotionoleS Eris
patredt" perbreitet iid Eroi. Gugcr
Gbrlit. Sibnep @bitmon brinet
Ginbriide u1O Grlebniiie aus @or.
ihou uno Wosfou. Ger 9%rieftped)ieI
aonie Sriebrid, @ilbelm's oes &ier-
ten nit 2llooli Gnmpbouien lit ipci-
tergefiibrt. Cine politiidc &unb.
idouL 2iterariides ntlo HopeliitiihcS
pcrpoIIitGnoigen ben reid)en Snbolt
oes Seitcs. Die .Selltide &ilnoidoll"
fam olrd pic @udbanoliin9 bon q.
6. Stedcrt Nr. t29Nf333, @eit-2o.
strabecs o'ccp gOrt. b'e5Oqen perOcn.
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Sn cinem Nbtbeil bes
9on5iger Sbneq5ugcS iuuroc Der GS-
jGbrige Gommerberr bon 3i5cmibs
3e5enolp, Elm Witglieo beS prcuBil6en
Serrenbouies, BON einem iungen Wit.
reiienocn ourd flint Hepolperidiillc
i6mer perlett. Gic beabiibti9te @e'
%ronbl,ng miBlang. gu5 bon 3i5etpib
ole Notblcine 500 uuo Der 3ug lolg-
ianler illbr, iprang Der Gerbrehcr
pom 3u9e unb peridmanO I'M naben
Wnl0e. MI t4 ..y.I.
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Son ooem fIeinen 9rof.
bnls'i6enl CONGREGATIONS 2Prifom,
oos in Ser fiinitent p%ouit0noig nell'
bcorbeitcten glliloge erldcint, llnp
Die Seite II, Is mo 10 crlhiencn, oic
bon Dem @orte Gngel9burg bis
6ronfreid fiibrcn. 9ei Der Turd)=
ii6t bieier Scite piinoert man iid)
iiber Die Acknowledged beS @crfeS,
oos, fur5 mnO tnopp, babel nber flor
mo ~perltGnblid ghlfidluB iibcr olleS
@iinkbcnsmertbe gibt. 3dblrcidc
slbbiloungcn peronidallli1cn ocn
Cert, oo5ll lit Der feline @rodbaus
olld nit id6hen iiberiidtliben &or.
TEN mo elmer Nn5obl giloertofeln
ollsgeItottet, in Den Orei lebten Sci.
ten ). .. Wooerne Seilucriabren, 81
i%enbobnmeien @otbit. Gin Wulter-
mcrf I'M &leinen bon bobem @c-
brnld)Smertb, Dos ba5lt ben Gortbcil
bot, iebr biaig 81 iein. Gas olli 5wci
@Gnoc berednete @erf eridcint IN 6G
Setter 81 ie 30 Giennig.
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Sin Sdritt in Der red)ten Gidtuns.
Spart % grpScnt au alien erftflai1gen
ysorahoItieu 'I "

VtBtnUHTNtW. TT"
Gin f65ner Gar9, entiueoer NIT
f6,uar8em 2ub ober ipeibem ooer 80
graliem YIiildslleber5ng, HaeS fhr
Sar9s@infab, Observation-Disclosures,
@inbGlfamiriilg Der 2eide, C7E,:
1ruuerIIor, @ Iddr Sanofbnbe, Nv
Seiinung beS Sru6eS, 10 o.!
Qei6enipdgen uno 8 feline 8utfhen.
Winiam Guuf, 2fide nbeitatter, .
Noribs uno @reenmouItsgl oe. geioe 2elepboue
CSani1 ,G9lte) ''
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Snrrdine.

Waieriif - Warfartig - Brtebttdl.
Tefiiib bon 9SalDropf eii uio eiue babe
Weilc. Btlliet Die init 1uiubdiiun ba5eifilete
gioribsslpenuesGn Sreie Nuifdsl Igbmittags
am 3ermimis. Yreiie bon Deari6niBpIdbeu ieYt
tpe8iel. 9eitte g~eoiipin9ei. 9eiepbon
Cation 223. Siireau: Srcntlin. ano @inbfor.
siuabs. gerfangt gruifire. (Wiai4. tS.9&S)
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Sn elmer @eiell haf t
mllrocn fiir5lid 5mei WGnner cinon-
Der porgeitellt; Tie bottcn lid) ober
nidt red)t perltonoen, unO Der Cine
irogtc oen gnoeren noi) einmol. nSu
nlein Nome lit redyt bart" meinte
bieicr. nSn, id iuette $40, meiner
lit nod Barter" ermiocrte Der NnOc.
re, o@eQ, idJ beige Stein, 3. @,
SteinL" loutetc Die 9(ntlport. Ger
Inoerc bieb ober Z. 9. @orter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

Ger EDilontrppA VI. 9 h)etn
pernlod)te Der Staot 9illieloorf cine
Wilion Worf fir peri6dmte Irme.
Mi letien Soblcn nber
Nodt
&ommt bod Der Sens GeBongen,"
lingt @eibel. Ser 6eurigc fommt aber
in i6pcrcn @ummiltieleIn,
Ger mem eAGtat Ser Staot
9erliniiir t906-'07 idlieBt in Gin.
nobmen llttb Gusgobcn NIT 1885,
GAG Worf aegen 135,20,5St Marf
inn loufenoen Sabre. 9iuf bic Steu.
ert cntfolen bon ben G%rnnabmetl
72,69S,00O Mmf. 'I.N'
Gle Mitglicber bcS eng
liihen llnterbouies boben Iid, pie
oos &abel bereits genleloet, i1brli6
800 Giuno Sterling GiGten berpil-
ltgt. Wttntlter-Fralt0ent edlllppeu'
@onnerman nobm Ben antrag alld)
i'm Erin5ip an, erflGrtc ieood oa5u,
Die Heoierllng babe meoer Belt, nod
@elo, Sen 9ei6lllb burdBufiibrcn,
Cine 20 il n0cn5 eye c"
nennt oie ISL. Sts5tg." Die Satin
oeS gemeienen 9otidoiters Storer IN
@ien. Won iprede gclp0bnli6 bon
einem .Siinocnbod." Ga ober Der
.Siinocnbod" I'M 5olc Storer cine
niie" gewcicn, 10 iei Ser @usorild
ni6t am Ylobe, oorum olio Slim.
oen5icge".
Sn elmer @eiellhat
milrocn filr5lih 5mei MGnner cinon'
Der porgeitellt; lie bottcn lid ober
-. L. Ill L-.EI- -S Sas lS,,,n
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08

legions was not so proud. But there the
evil spirit swooped low upon him-the
spirit of destruction that always follows
pride. Jimmy tripped. and lunged for
ward; the chicken, the hat. the bow and
arrow, and the boy all parted company
Then Jimmy felt a pain-a sharp pain
that he recognized too well. He feared to
make sure of the extent of his injury In
stinctiye knowledge told him he had
'.stumped'' his toe.
The pain in his foot began to throb as
he gathered up his chicken and weapons.
He walked for a few moments without
looking at the wound He felt the oozing
blood, and he bent his body and went
along, grunting at every step. Finally,
coming into a flood of sunlight on the
path. he sat on a log and slowly lifted
up his foot, twisting his face into an
agonized knot. He peeked at his toe, at
first stealthily; then, little by little TAX
ing away his nursing hand, he gazed
fixedly at the wound.
In the meantime the chicken, which
had been lying behind him under the log.
had regained it's senses, squawked hoarse-
ly twice, and walked into the bushes.
When Jimmy's mind turned to his prize
the prize was gone. He had been in the
depths as he sat on the log. But the loss
of the pullet brought with it still fur
ther depression. and Jimmy forgot all
about MS 1mperSonatlon OF the Dald
Eagle" He lost his conceit in the red
ocher stripes on his face and the rides
cent feathers in his hat and the blue
black mud on his nimble feet For few
moments he was just a sad-eyed boy
who saw the hand of the whole world
raised against him. His stubbed toe was
hurting him. and the murmur of ripple
in the stream a few rods below the cattle
guard called to him enticingly.
AS soon as the boy deemed it safe to
venture out of the thicket. he hobbled
down to the waters edge and sat for a
long time in the shade. with the cooling
water LAYING his bruised feet He knew
that the other boys would miss him, but
he did not care. He was enjoying the
gloom that was settling down upon him
Slowly and by almost imperceptible de-
grees there rose in his conscience a sense
of guilt. For another hour he wrestled
with a persistent devil that was
tempting him to strangle his scruples; he
won. Jimmy Sears had seventeen cents
In his castiron bank at home-the result
of a years careful saving He crossed
the creek and trudged back to town. and
fancied that he was walking in sancti-
fled road; for he was full of the resolve
to- go straight to the store of the grocer
who owned the chicken and offer all his
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08

that the baby would take all the care
due to his toddling sister. He saw, from
the elevation of the haycock on which he
and the little one sat that her throat had
been cut in a cowardly manner while she
smiled. 1t seemed deliberately cruel.
A lump of pity filled his throat for the
child. Still, in his heart, he forgaye his
mother for her part in the duplicity.
These reflections kept Jimmy quiet for
ten minutes.
At the end thereof a calamitous fate
took him up and made him its toy. Trag
edy is the everlasting piling up of little
things. So Jimmy Sears could not know
that an evil destiny had come to guide his
steps when he started downward, for 1t
came so gently. To meet Piggy Pen
nington and Bud" Perkins and ABE"
Carpenter coming out of the Pennington
yard was not such dreadful thing. Jim
my had met them a score of times before
at that particular gate, with no serious
consequences. It was not in the least
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-ominous that the four boys started for
the Creek of the Willows, for Jimmy
had gone to the creek times without num-
Der in that very company. 1t did not
augur evil for Jimmy Sears that the lot
fell TO him to go forth and forage
chicken for the great corn feast of the
Black Feet-a savage tribe of four war
riors among whom Jimmy was known as
the Bald Eagle Perhaps there were
signs and warnings In all these things;
but it is only necessary to know that
when Jimmy Sears stopped to pick up his
nail-pointed arrow, lying beside stunned
puilei, he heard the sharp nasal "sping'
of a rock whirring near his head. Chick
en- and bow and arrow in hand, he began
to run, not looking back
Here. here, Jimmy Sears. hold on
there" cried a voice Jimmy knew the
voice 1t and the chicken belonged to
the same person. So Jimmy quickened
his speed. He heard the Gathering thunp
of pursuing feet It was 200 yards to the
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end of the cob-StYewn COW lot. Enc boy
fixed his course toward the lowest length
OF fence. Then he kept his eyes upon
the ground He clinched his teeth, and
skinned over the earth. The feathers In
his hat-stuck there to satisfy the veri-
tics or his assumed Indian character
caught the breeze; So rather than lose his
hat. he grabbed it in the hand that held
the chicken. He cleared the fence and
plunged into the timber. Looking over
his shoulder he saw mans form on the
-ence: the thud cf boots on the sod and
the crash of branches behind him sent
terror through the boys frame, and he
turned toward the creek that flowed slug
glshiy near by. He took great bounding
strides, throwing his head from side to
slde as ne ran. The boy knew the path.
II LED TO a rickety fence-a cattle-guard
that crossed the river.
Ihe boy was sure that no man would
dare to follow him, even if the fence
Wouia mold mans weight. He had sour
rled up the bank before his plirsuer had
reached the side Jimmy had leaped from
SO hghtiy. lie scooted through the un-
uerprush Again and again did the
champeen fence-walker'' smile to him
self as he slaczened his pace to dodge
volley OF rocks, and again and again did
James Sears-an exemplary youth for the
most part who knew his ten command
ments by heart-look exultingly at his
pullet He gloried in his iniquity. Len
tuius returning to Capua with victorious
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' ' V

shaled the other Sears children and
taken them into the bedroom TO see their
new sister. Jimmy was not to be found.
None of the older children had looked
At the baby. They had turned their
heads away deliberately, and had re-
sponded in cultural alternatives wnen
they were asked If il was not "a pretty
baby But Jimmy had escaped that hui
initiation, and since then he had avoided
all snares set 70 lure him into his moth
ers room. He sat. in the barn. funins
as he recalled what he had heard while
Annie was in his mothers room early
that morning. There he heard this mon
ologue in Mrs. Jones voice:
'See little sisters hands. Oh, what
pretty handsi"
Jimmy had reasoned and probably cor
rectly that the pause was filed by the
chiid's big-eyed astonishment. Mrs. Jones
continued:
''weenty. teenty little feets, See little
sisters toeses What little bitsey toeses.
Baby touch little sisters toeses."
Jimmy had chafed while he listened. but
now that the scene came TO him after re-
Election, he saw how inhuman thing It
was to dupe the child into an affection
for her inevitable enemy.
Does baby love little sister," continued
the voice. Love nice. pretty little sis
ter Sweet little sister. Zhere. Zhere!
that's right: love little sister,
As he toyed with a wisp OF hay, Jimmy
Sears blood froze in his veins at the
recollection that his own mother had lent
her countenance TO this baseness. He
knew. and he knew that his mother knew,
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a naughty person walketh WITH
frowa-d mouth -, ,.,
ne wfalleth with his eyes. he speaketn VIII
his feet he tescheth with his hngers
he deviseth mischief continually
..Therccorc shall his calamity come suooehiy'
suddenly shall he be broken without IellsoS-
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T was morning the
cool OF the morning.
The pigeons were
gossiping under the
barn caves. In the
apple tree a robins
song throbbed at in
tervals, and the jays
were chattering in
cessantly in the cher
y trees by the fence.
The dew was stin on
the grass that lay in
the paraHelogram Of
shade made by the
Sears dwelling, and
in the twilight Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-29
New Management.

Muskogee, May 2S.-The Shawnee
baseball team of the South Central
league refused to play the three games
transferred to this city because Man
ager Roe of the Shawnee team had
failed to pay salaries, The Shawnee
players have not received cent in
salaries, and instead of playing out
the series here, they decided to return
to Shawnee, demand their money, and,
if it was refused, they will disband
the team. j. b. McAlester, president
of the league, stated over the phone
this afternoon that he would probably
resign as president of the league and
90 to Shawnee and take charge of the
team himself.
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Yesterdays BASEBALL news
over THE UNITED STATES

Yesterday was redemption day for
the Offers. aud the Razorbacks were
taken into camp S to ,, 1t was Fort
Smith 5 day to 30 to pieces, and they
did it thoroughly and we'll The Oil
ers presented the old lineup, and, by
the way, ii is the onyl one; and
with Daye and Denny in the points,
ii was like falling down we'll The
visitors were beaten early, out-played,
out-hit, and showed up in several
ways, Wiser, Olson, MayeS, and Ly-
Ons 90 down in the glory dope for
contributing 10 the exhibition two fast
double plays, and French, who went
IN for Minor in the sixth is entitled
to his share for a long, quick, pat
throw from right field to the plate,
after he had retired Cummings
on hard hit fly, retiring Fetz at the
plate 1t was one of the neatest
things seen ON the home grounds this
season. Following is the score: