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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-07
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Die ausuanberung aus ben eroBen
suruptii9sn 2dnbern III uugsmein bsr-
f9iebsn. am penieffsn ausrpanbsrer
3dblt Jrantrei4, mas ni4t meter bers
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3una6nts Der gsbblterung bieies Can.
bss nubssu slst& Hua III, 10 III Is be.
ersiHi8. baB au9 Der abffuB sIsi9
Nul if. Die auspanbsruns aus
9euti6Ianb bat In ben srffsn Nonatsn
oiefss Sabres elm wsnig %susenOmmen,
aber ss III ms6r nls pabrideinli9, baB
fs fur bas @siammtiabr Die 3ifer BON
40, 600 md ni9t srrei9sn tpirb. NIT.
Bin NOD ni8t 5 prOssnt Der idbrlitsn
Beb6lferungs3unatme, bic unesfdbr
300, coo Ssslsn bstrdet, ausma9sn
piro. Snmit III Die oeutf4e Nusuan=
bsrung UNI etua bic tdIfte gsrinssr,
nls bic ipaniiGs, obup6l Spanisn nod
ni9t ] Der geb6lterunss3iHsr Ssutf4s
lambs ~aufpsiien tann. unpsrelsiHli9
hS6sr HELEN I'D bic ausmanoerungs.
siffsrn aus ben orei 9roBen Staten
Osferrsi9 . ungarn. @roBbritannien
Unit Srlanb) uno RuBIanb; aus bisisn
2dnbsrn tranoern id6rli9 is sttua +
Winiousn Wsnf4sn aug; nsrbdltniB.
mdBig esrins if babel bic ruifite
Musranosrunes3ifsr, neil in bisiem
2anbs bic MISUNDERSTANDING
bel arbBsr if, als In SruBbritannisn
unb Osferrei9.
Weitaus am fdrtHen, iouobl reIatib
ME nbiolut, III bic itnlisnii9s Aus.
tranberung. No9 Dor z Satren Be.
trug Die 3abl Der Nuspanberer nur
stpa 800, 600, in ben Sabrsn bon
19O1-19O3 uarsr ss i9on r1e9r als
! MiliOn unb i'm borissn Sabre if
beinnbs bic 3iHer bon 4 MiIion er.
rsi9t norosn. Die au~spanberuna
aus Stalisn mar mitbin i'm Isbtsn
Sabre 10 eroB pie oie britif9e, 6fsr.
rei&ii&sungarii4s unb ruiii9s saiam.
ulenaenommen. NIeroinqs III in
Stalisn au4 bic Radts6r bon 9us.
tuanbsrern mad Der altsn 5eimaib fidr-
Ter als in anbersn 9dnbern, aber trob.
benz blsibt bod INNER Elm farter
usberi4uB Der Auswanbsruns Hber bis
Ridnanbsrung beffsbsn. Sonf uiiros
rii9i bic italienii9e Rolonie BraFliens
iGon n1sbr als cine Wilion, ble Ar'
gsntinisns ungsfdbr 4 Wiqionsn Gee.
len sdblsn. 8sfonbsrs tn araentinier
nimmt Die 3abl Der StaIiener Hart 3u,
70 baB ss ni9t ausseiGloHsn iH. bab ir
einsm obsr In 3tuei Wsni9enaItsrn ba:
ttnIienif9sH Clement In biefem 2ano,
bas ipanii9. 3urfidgsbrdngt baber
tpirb. Sinh bod i'm lebtsn Sabre mad
BraFlisn unb argsntinisn sttpa 100,'
900 Staliener au~sgetpanbert, uouor
{ auf arssntinisn tommen.
au9 BITE fpanif9e auswanbsruns
ri9ist H9 bsareiHi9srusiis bauptid&
LID nod Wittel. unb Stbamerita
Die ibriss suropdii9e Musuanberuns
absr 6at boruisgeno Noro > Amsritl
gum 3isi. go fino I'm Sabre 100!
bon ben 262, 900 Nusmanberern Grcb
britnnnisns unb Srlanbs 122, 600 mad
ben Der. Siaatsrt unb 81, 500 mad
Britif9.R orbamsrita assansen, 10 bal
auf ale Hbrisen AusuanberungsIdn
Der muir ungefdbr Elm Gtnftel Der bri
tif9sn Auswanoerung entiel. Not
ssrineer iR ber prO3entfab Der mid
mad Rorbamerifa F& ri9tsnben beui
f9sn ausuanosruns. Bon ben tings
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-07

Oie montenesrinii4 E
Regierung bat beidloher. mo1z
tenegrinif1e SaeiOemiinaen IN atidel
unb 8ronae prdsen gu lahen. OteielS
BEN tperben an Stelle Der iebt In Wfons
tenearp cirtulirenben Diterret4ii4suns
earifaen S9eibeminsen treten.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-31


alonu fie edge of 4 precipIce. d pro.
cee1ing 90 hazardous that Beverly
shuddeyed as If IN a chill. Aunt Fanny
sianf serenelv most az the time and
Raidos too,y f. dreaming with his eyes
vida onen Contrary to her expecta-
tions. The Axphainians did not appear,
and If there were robbers IN the hills
thev thought better than to attack the
yalorous looking party. It dawned
mon her finally that the Alpha inians
were guarding the upper route and not
the one over which she was travelling
Yetive doubtless was approaching Gam
look over the northern pass. provided
the enemy had not been encountered
before Labbot was reached. Beverly
soon found herself fearing for the
safety of tile princess, a fear which at
last became almost uncomfortable
Near nightfall they came upon three
Graustark shepherds and learned that
Ganlook could not be reached before
the next afternoon. The tired, hungry
travellers spent the night in snug
little valley through which riyulet
bounded onward to the river below.
The supper was a seant one, the fora
gers having poor luck in the hunt for
food Daybreak saw them on their
way once more. Hunger and dread
had worn down Beverly's supply OF
good spirits; she was having difficulty
in keeping the haggard, distressed look
from her face. Her tender, nopeIul
eyes We're not 50 bold or SO merry as
on the day before cheerfuiness cost
her an effort, but she managed 20 keep
it fairly alive Her escort Wretened
and half starved, never forgot tne get
erence due to their charge put slfoue
steadily on with the aosgecasss Q
martyrs At times she was lmpeliea 70
disclose her true identity, Dut a1sere-
ton told her that deception was her
best safeguard.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-31

You aUtJl pardon me for not rising"
zled driver grinned and shook his head
despairingly. eOh, pshawl You don't
understand, do you7 Hospital-h-o-s-
p-i-t-a-l," she spelt 1t out for him, and
still he shook his head. Others In the
motley retinue were smiling broadly.
speak to him in your own language,
your highness, and he will be sure to
understand, ventured the patient
81 am speaking in my-I mean, pre-
fer to speak in English. Please tell
him to go to a hospital" she said con-
fusedly. Baldos gave few jovial in
structions, and then the raggedest
courtier Of them all handed Beverly
into the carriage with a grace that
amazed her.
you are the most remarkable goat
hunters have ever seem, she remark
ed In sincere wonder
And you speak the most perfect
English I've ever heard" be replied.
"oh, do you really think sol Miss
Grimes used to say was hopeless.
You know / had ga tutor" she has
tily explained. Don't you think II
strange we've met no Axphain sol
diersY she went on, changing the sub
ject abruptly.
eve are not yet out Of the woods
he said.
sThat was purely American aphor-
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-31

her highness retreated to the farthest
corner of the cavern. There she sat
and trembled while the wounds were
being dressed Aunt Fanny hustled
back and forth, first unceremoniously
pushing her way through the circle Of
men to take observations and then re-
porting to the impatient girl. The
storm had passed, and the night was
still except for the rush Of the river.
Raindrops fell now and then from the
trees, glfstening like diamonds as they
touched the light from the cavern's
mouth 1t was all very dreary, uncan-
ny and oppressive to poor Beverly. Now
and then she caught herself sobbing,
more out Of shame and humiliation
than in sadness, for had she not shot
the man who stepped between her and
death? What must he think of her?
HE says yo' all d bettah go to bald,
Miss Bev-yo' highness," said Aunt
Fanny after one of her trips
ooh, he does, does hep shifted Bev-
erly. .I'll go to bed when I please.
Tell him so. No, no-don't do it, Aunt
Fanny Tell him I'll go to bed when
I'm sure he is quite comfortable, not
before"
"But he's jes' a goat puncheh er a.
s'He's a man. if there ever was one.
Don't let me hear you call him a goat
puncher again. How are his legs r.
Aunt Fanny was almost stunned by
this amazing question from her ever
decorous mistress ''Why don't you
answer? Will they have to be cut off
Didn't you see them?"
"Fo' de Lawd's sake, missy, co'se
All did, but yo' all kindeh susprise me.
Dey's petty bad skun up, missy; de
hides peeled up consid'bl But hit
ain dang'ous. no. ma'am-jes' skun;
ats all
1And his arm-where shot him?'
..Puffec'ly trifin', ma'am-yo' high
ness. Cobwebs d stop de bleedin'. an
All toie 'em so, but at feIleh couldn'
un'stan' me. Misteh What's-his-name,
he says somethin' to de docteh, an den
dey goes afteh de cobwebs, suah
'nough Tain bleedin' no mo-, missy.
He's mostes neah dom ve'y fine. Co'se
he cain walk fo' sev'l days Wiv dem
laigs o. his'n, butt
"Then, in heavens name, how are
we to get to Edelweiss?"
HE en- ride, CAN'T he7 Wha's to
hindeh himT
Quite right. He shall ride inside the
coach. Go and see If I can do any
thing for him"
Aunt Fanny returned in few min
utes.
"He says yo'H do him a great fayoh
If yo' jes' go to bald. He sends bis
spects an hopes yo' sIumbeh won be
disturbed ag'in."
Hes a perfect bruteY exclaimed
Beverly, but she went over and crawl
ed under the blankets and among the
cushions the wounded man had scorn-
ed.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-31
CHAPTER VII.

f~1HERE was a soft, warm, yell
low glow to the world when
Beverly Calhoun next looked
upon it. The sun from his
throne in the mountain tops was smil-
ing down upon the valley the night
had ravaged while he was on the other
side of the earth. The leaves Of the
trees were softer green, the white of
the rocks and the yellow of the road
were of gentler tint. The brown
and green reeds were proudly erect
once more.
The stirring Of the mountain men
had awakened Aunt Fanny, and she In
turn called her mistress from the sur
prisingly peaceful slumber into which
perfect health had sent her not SO
many hours before. At the entrance
to the improvised bedchamber stood
buckets of water from the spring.
sWe have very thoughtful chamber
maids" remarked Beverly while Aunt
Fanny was putting her hair into pre-
sentabIe shape. tAnd an energetic
cook she added as the odor Of broil-
ed meat came to her nostrils.
s.Ah cain see nothin' o. dat beastes,
Miss Beverly, an Ah-Ah got nah sus-
picions,D said Aunt Fanny, with sepui-
chral despair in her voice.
ssThey've thrown the awful thing
into the river" concluded Beverly.
aDey's cookin' hitP' said Aunt Fanny
solemnly.
"Good heaven, noi's cried Beverly.
eGo and see, this minute. ] wouldn't
eat that catlike thing for the whole
world.n Aunt Fanny came back few
minutes later with the assurance that
they were roasting goat meat The
skin of the midnight visitor was
stretched upon the ground not far
away.
.sAnd how is hep asked Beverly,
tanning a hatpin through helpless
bunch Of violets.
aHes ve'y specially skun, 70 high
ness
II don't mean the animal. stupid"
ssYo' mean 'at Misteh Goat Mani
He's settin' up an chattin' as If nothin'
happened. He says to me at we staht
On ouah way jes' as soon as 70 all eats
70, b'eakfus De bosses is hitched
up an
HAS everybody else eaten5 Am !
the only one that hasn't7" cried Beyer'
".
'Ceptin' me, 20 highness. Ah'm as
hungry as poah mans dawg, an -
ssAnd he is being kept from the hos
pifal because am lazy, good FOL
nothing little Come on, Aunt Fanny
we haven't minute to spare. + ne
looks very III, we do without break
fast
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-31

Evidently his friends were Of the
same opinion, for after long harangue
in which he was obdurate to the last
they left the carriage and he sank
back with d groan OF detection.
What Is ita' she anxiously demand
ed.
'sThey also insist that | shall go to a
surgeon. he said hopelessly His eyes
were moist, and be could not meet her
gaze. she was full Of exultation.
ssThey have advised me to put myself
under your protection. shameless as
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-31

- X this time they We're passing
LIZ the queer little huts that mark
EHhH ed the outskirts of habitable
community. These were the
homes of shepherds. hunters and 9TH
ers whose vocations related especial
" to the mountains. Farther on there
were signs of farming interests; the
homes became more numerous and
more pretentious in appearance. The
rock lined gorge broadened into fer
tile valley; the road was smooth and
level, condition which afforded relief
to the travellers. Ravone had once
more dressed the wounds inflicted by
the lion. but he was unable to provide
anything to subdue the fever. Baldos
was undeniably ILL., Beverly, between
her EXPLANATIONS of JOY and relief at
being in sight of Ganlook, was profuse
in her expressions of concern for the
hero of the Hawk and Raven. The
feverish CLEAN in his dark eyes and
the pain that marked his face touched
her deeply. Suffering softened his lean,
sun Drowned features, obliterating the
mocking lines that had Impressed her
SO unfavorably at the outset She was
saying to herself that he was hand
some after most unusual cast: It was
an unforgettable face.
ssYour highness,n he said earnestly,
after she had looked long and anxious
ly at bis half closed eyes, I'VE are with
in an hour Of Ganlook. 1t will be dark
before we reach the gates, know,
but you have nothing to fear during
the rest Of the trip. Franz shall drive
you to the sentry post and turn over
the horses to your own men. MY
friends and / must leave you at the
end OF the mountain road. We are
.Ridiculous!" she cried. IN not
permit it! You must go to hospital"
IF enter the Ganlook gates It viii
be the same as entering the gates Of
DEATH" he protested.
Nonsense! Yon have fever or you
wouldn't talk like that. can promise
you absolute security"
sYou do not understand, your high
ness
Nevertheless, you are going to q
hospital" she firmly said. lou WoHiu
die out here In the wilds, SO what are
the odds either way? Aunt Fanny, will
you be careful? Don't you know that
the least movement Of those bags hurts
him 2"
.PIease do not mind me, your high
ness. I am doing very WELL he said,
smiling.
The coach brought up in front OF
roadside inn. While some of the men
were watering the horses others gath
cred about its open window. A con
versation in tongue utterly incompre-
hensible to Beverly took place between
Baldos and his followers. The latter
seemed to be disturbed about some
thing. and there was no installing the
soIicitous air with which they regard
ed their leader. The pseudo princess
was patient as long as possible and
then broke into the discussion.
what do they wantY she demand
ed In English.
sThey are asking for instructions"
he answered.
sTnstruct them to do as bid she
said. Tell them to hurry along and
get you doctor; that's all.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-31

that may seem to man. You ana you
alone have the power to protect me II
] pass beyond the walls OF GanlooK.
z she cried, all a-nulter.
= could not thrust my head INTO the
Jaws of death unless the princess Of
Graustark were there 10 stay theif
fury. Your royal hand aioae can turn
inside the inevitable. Alas, l am heip-
less and know not what to dor
Beverly Calhoun sat very stralgnt anu
silent beside the misguided Baiaos.
After all, it was not within her power
to protect him. She was not the prln-
cess, and she had absolutely no innu-
ence in Ganlook, The authorities there
could not be deceived as had been these
ignorant men OF the hills. Il she lea
him into the city it was decidedly PROD
able that she might be taking him to
his death. She could only petition, not
command. Once at Yetive's side she
was confident she could save the man
who had done SO much Tor her, DuI
Ganlook was many miles from Edel-
weiss, and there was no assurance tnar
intervention could be obtained in time.
On the other hand, il he went back to the
hills he was likely to die Of the poison
Gus fever Beverly was in most I'M
happy state of mind. II she confessed
to him that she was not the princess
he would refuse to enter the gates Of
Ganlook, and be perfectly justified IN
doing So
"But if / should fail?v she asked at
last, shiver rushing over her and
leaving her cold with dread.
.sYou are the only hope, your high
ness. You had better say farewell to
Baldos and let him again seek the
friendly valley" said he YEARLY we
can go no farther. The soldiers must
be near, your highness. 1t means cap
ture if we go on. cannot expose my
friends to the dangers. Let me be put
down here and do you drive on to
safety. | shall fare much better than
you think, for am young and strong
and''-
NO! I'll risk it!'' she cried. You
must go into the city. Tell them So,
and say that will protect you with my
own life and honor"
Fever made him submissive Her
eyes gave him confidence. Her voice
soothed his fears, If he possessed them.
Leaning from the window he called
his men together. Beverly looked on
in wonder as these strange men babe
farewell to their leader Many Of them
were weeping, and most of them kissed
his hand. There were broken sen
fences, tear choked promises, anxious
inquiries, and the parting was over.
Where are they going?' Beverly
whispered as they moved away in the
dusk.
Back into the mountains to starve,
poor fellows. God be kind to them,
God be good to them," he half sobbed,
his chin dropping to his breast. He
was trembling like a leaf.
"Starve?' she whispered. "Have they
no money!"
1--WE are penniIess," came In mufaed
tones from the stricken leader.
Beverly leaned from the window and
called to the departing ones. Ravone
and one other reluctantly approached.
Without a word she opened small
travelling bag and drew forth heavy
purse. This she pressed into the hand
Of the student. It was filed with
Graustark gavvos, for which she had
exchanged American gold In Russia.
-
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-31

GlHERE was soft, warm, yell
EH low glow to the world when
III Beverly Calhoun next looked
upon it. The sun from his
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-31

loonsinued next wssk,l
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-31
CHAPTER VIII.

80 this time they were passing
liz the queer little huts that mark
EHha ed the outskirts of habitable
| - cnlnn1lnifv. These were the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-13
WOLVES LIKE THE SHEEP.
Kansas Providers Are Fond Of Mut-
ton and Show Skill In Get
ting II.

The wolves now found in Jackson
county, Kansas. are In siro bstweeD the
coyote OF the western plains and the big
wolves found in the Ozark region. In
general appearance they bear resem-
blance to the Scotch collie dog. They
live in untrequented places. generally
In the timber OF along the streams. and
a tavorite abode Is In caves or under
overhanging ledges Of stone
II is said that the wolf has a great
liking for mutton, especially young
lambs. which fall an easy prey to him.
and that he is most frequently found
where sheep are numerous. But he will
not turn his nose up at tender little pigs,
and when he cannot find other things
more to his liking he will not scruple to
become common chicken thief. But
his skill In eluding his enemies. espe-
cially human. is remarkable. and this Is
one OF the most aggravating things
| about him. II a hunter succeeds In get
/ ting within gunshot of him the chances
are ten to one that no damage will be in
flicted. His hide is so thick and tough
! and Is covered with such heavy coat OF
fur that an ordinary discharge from a
shotgun has little or no effect with an
ease that is eXasperating he simply
lopes out Of danger and is soon lost In
the brush.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-13
PERSUADING ARIZONA,

The close Of the first session of the Ftthrmth COM
gres. did not leave the advocates of joint statehood for
Arizona and New MMexco in a very hopeful frame OF
mind, says the Kansas City Journal There nothing to
be depored in this however inasmueh Of most Of these
advocates are politicians who do not live IN either
of the two territories and whose only Interests are selfish
and unpopular Indeed is matter Of true eongratula
ton TO the true friends of Arizona and New Mexico
that the general territorial bill passed in the form did
for it permits Oklahoma and Indian Territory 10 come
into the Union and leaves the two western terri
tories to their own choice
The Eastern press generally Is urging Arizona and
New Mexico to unite as one state Caoery and hattey
are being freely resorted to in this cause The New York
Tribune, naturally a warm administration paper, has
taken up the cry and in peldaing editorial asks Arizona
to put sentimental considerations and futile claims
aside and merge with New Mexico in one grand state"
Anyone unfamiliar with the politics of the situation
might wonder why all this solcitude being shown
the two Western territories this time when the state
hood question was thought have been settled The
answer is simply this: Arizona and New Mexico merged
a, one state would only two United States
senators from the West As two states. there would be
Increase OF -four United States senators from the west
The East has always been jealous of the expanding niu-
ence of the South and West in shaping legislation, and
as representation in the electoral college is based upon
the number Of and representatives, two new
Western states would give the West additional influence
in that direction.
The Tribune argues that the small states have
dsproporionae power in the and in the electoral
COLLEGE" and it is "wisely held that exaeting
standard should be observed in creating associates in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-13
REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE.
Skiatook Endorsed Districting Com
mittee Appointed by Roosevelt

Special to the World.
Skiatook Okla. July 12-The much
inery Of the new Midland Mil & Ele-
yator company arrived here Tuesday.
The foundation work on this elevator
Is nearly completed, and carpenter
work will begin at once aud pushed
by a large force so that it will be
ale 10 care for the new corn crop,
which crop is looking more bountiful
every day. owing TO timely rain.
Ernest Gran, president Of our
sc5ool board, has purchased fine
farm near Fl Reno, Okla.
G. NJ. Jancway. assistant cashier
Of the Skiatook bank, assisted by his
most e,,imabIe vife, gave lawn
party on Tuesday evening to some
thirty invited guests. The party was
IN honor 4 Ms. Lucille Janoway,
who iS visiting her brother at present,
"A fine time" was the unanimous
verdict Of all present.
David Acklin. one of the Oldest and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-13

fayorably known settlers in the Ska
took territory, has purchased the Ski
atook bakery. and purposes to i'm
prove the same and run a really up
to-date bakery.
Fred Lynch, Of Lynde & Tyler, has
gone to Kansas City 10 purchase pipe
and fixtures TO as to be ready to pipe
gas from the mains, which latter are
already ordered and will be laid
promptly on arrival,
The Jovine building, on North
Broadway, has been rented 10 J. f..
Douglas. who will do a general plumb
ing business.
! Republican Club was organized
last Saturday evening, with Frank
Mcclure, president, Clay Cron, vice
president; Sam Griffith, second vice
president; II. c, Sullivan. secretary,
and c. II. Cleveland, treasurer
The following resolution was unan-
imously adopted at a mass meeting
held in Skiatook; Resolved, in mass
meeting assembled, that the citizens
of Skiatook. Okla, have the utmost
confidence in the delegate division
Judges appointed by President Roose-