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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26

@ir pOuen nuieren 9eleru e,n
oridtiH uerFhern BOB BoI9ee'S
8erman Gprup hsut3utnee poiitiu
cas- einsiae Grdpnrnt TN Marite III
pelde8 g6mtnblutt linbert unb
BELT. Gs entbatt bic gieenmtttel,
afs reiueii Cheer, GusSue uDn &Hau.
jeubnr5 uIp., pethe nls Seilmittel
ihr Suiten unb Shpinbiuht BON ben
mebe3iniihen @ongreHen 10 bod ee.
IG6tt fno. Der Shwinbfhtiee,
sinerlei Oh bic Grnntbeit i'm 6nlie
uoer annae, mus 6e8 @af1ts &ube
babe uub beB WDr9ens frei lein bon
InfdGe ppn trDfenen uno fDlternben
0uaen. Die ertrnntten 9beile Der.
innaen mad Rube, beilenoer unb
linoenber Bebanbluue, un6 Der 9as
tieut bebnri Der friifen 2uft, outer
0ahrune freien Gusnnrfs Oes Mor.
aens, nit i4neEer unb Oauernber
2inberure. Eteine Gldihhen 81
IS Gents eepDhniihe @rbBe nabe5u
Ral 70 piel eptbaltenO rs Gents.
Sn ogen Gpptbeten su baben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26
Gin @afttutrttaas Der altea e6Hre.

Ser beutf6e aonIuI b. 3. In psterss
burg er3GbIte aus Ieiner Susen6Seit.
ala Ct in ben @isr5tgeriubrsn Mittels
unb SiibbsutIdIonb als @sIddItsreis
fenOer beiuats, serns fols.nbe @sl9ids
tt. SD modte 10 uneefGbr "a Sabre
olt fein. Mleins @eife fiibrte mid aud
nod Robiire, tpD i'm SpteI Sum griis
men Baum, 6sfIen BeIiBer elm alter
6err RamenS Yrebieer mar, abItieg.
Sd mar lebtnsIuFis, unb ba meme
&eiieerfolSe 5iemIid eiiuitis tpdrsu, 10
fab i'd burdaus teinen 9erItob bartn.
mir sesen Sebn llbr Morosns cine ball
be Glof9e Dein gum Sribftiid su be-
itelltn. Sd GuBerte bieIen @unid
germ prebiser I:IbIt, fam aber f9Du
bomtt an. Mit Isbr srnItem ge!i1tI
foste Der ebrenperthe Mann j. Suneer
Ssrr, es lit bel teIfer, sic geben erII
unb perbtenen SIR @slb. @enn StI
Sbr @ei96ft eemadt bdben, bin i'd
gerne bereit, Sbnen Mein gu geben.
SD mar ni6t tpsuis psrbliTt. nubr
fdleunigf meiuen Sut unb gtn9 ar
msin @sfGGft. grft pOllts i9 ben
Munne aiirnen. Rad rsiflidsr llsber'
leguns dter fonS ih, baB Ssrr prebi'
ger uidt gang urre1t bate, unc nj
babe i'd es mir pieber sinFdlltn ldfisn
ROrsens idon gum GribItiid msiI
su perIansen.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26
SnSeaheri&einMmseM tn bs1en

Mdn brt pftmaI3 bebnuptet, bns III
ter pdre cine spsite 2tnbbeit, uub bas
1T aud tpnbr, ,niGt nur bonn morale
f9sn, IonbsrH audi bonn pbDIioIogiihen
StanbpuHfte aus. GsltIdms giaens
Naturalization fiub tbotIG9li9 bGufig
6si alien 2suten bspbdGtet tporbtn. bic
Ioauldgen elm 5tpeites 2eben beganner.
or erFfduuIih bic FoIaenbsn 8eifpieIs
oii4 fem mSgsR, 70 beruben lie bod
auf Wabrbeit unO finb bon beribm.
ten 4er5ten aufe5eimnst pDrben.
go berihtet 9ufeldnb, baB bic @us
gen fi@ oft ME in Der Sugeub suriids
sntipideln gs 1T bstannt, bab Elm gus
tes ause hersits I'M mittIersn Utter
tpsitiidtig ipirb, man Sum2sIsn bos
Bud ober bic 3eitung INNER riebr bon
ben auseu entfernsn mub, bis Der MOs
rntnt sintritt, mo man Hur nod nit
tonbsren @lGIsrB lefen fam. 9ds TT
cine 9auptddratteriitit bes alttrs,
Do9 bic GGlIs fino sismIi9 sabIrsi6.
mo mon bic Riidttbr Der normdlen
Gsbtrdft fefttelIsn tonnts. Gin alter
9srr aus Der Camille 6ss beriibmten
frun5UItideu arS.es Or. Soiilae Bee
mertte I'm Utter BON 81 Sabren, bob
e. it ietner tOnperen BriIle ni9i mebr
Ieisu tonnte. Or Derfu4te nun obne
Brittle gu lsien, mas tim dusgsa.i9net
gelans, unb er bate ssnau ipie6er bies
felbs Ssbtruft pts in Ieiner Susenb.
SasfeIbs paiiirte elmer alien Dame
aus Qspn, bic i'm 4lter bon 80 Sdbren,
nadbem fie 40 Sabre foIt tnum mebr
battle ieben tOnn.n, pl6BIt9 obne Brill
le bic tleinften gadftuben gu ltlsn pers
mo6te.
Mas bic @eriingung bes Saores
unb Der 3Gbnt betrifft, 70 erSGblt bers
fsIbs Qrat bon elmer ruifif9sn 9Gus
rim Ramens Maria WiIlGnoff, bab Tie
ala SunbertiGbriss atpsi 36bns DsrIor.
bic iofOrt nadpu9fen. 5erner iernts
er et1ert alien Wtdnn ttniten, Der i'm
Utter bon 116 Sahren, na9bem e. Dor
lanserer 3sit ale feline 3Gbne berloren,
in sdnS tllrser 3eit o9t ners beiam.
gbriittun Msnbelius, Der 9lrSt bss
Rurfiirften bon 9rdnbeRburG, Iernte in
gieDe einen @rsis bon 100 SSdhren
tsnntn, Der fi9 fir @elb iebsn lieB unb
ben 3uf4auern stpei RstbeR peiBer
3dbns 5eigte. Dieter @rsis er3Gblts, er
mare Dor atpei Subren in Saas genes
fen unb bate bort erfobren, bab in
bieier Std6t Elm Mann BON bamaIs
122 Subren lebte, Der alIp nod Glter
NOR. ols Ct ieIbIt. @r iu9te i'm dnf
unb tlusts ibm, ey babe i'm Risfer befs
tise SdmerSsn. Sein aIterstOllege
berubtete Jpn ur6 .rtl6rte, CT tDilrbe Ii1
.Ueriinsen", benn bic S@merSen, an
benen CT little, bsuteten nur auf reie
SABINE. Ct ielbIt tpGre bufiir etn l.bsns
Der Bepeis, benn er bate basfelbt Qeis
ben bur9gemu9t, unb ale feline 8Gbs
ne tpdrsn nod uub mad ipiebsr ges
pddien,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26
9us s~FreunbfdoFt.

Der 9uber bat ben @altsT tDtssn
elmer Obrfsise Dtrtlcet ssbubt. uno Der
DuFsl lit al StponSig Mari Strufe
perbonnsrt tporben. Rad Der Nerbdnbs
lung treffsn iis fi9 I'M @dT6aufs, unt
mas thlt Der Wein niht allies
plOBli9 paren lie piener perfGbnt unb
bic beten Greunbe. rWsibt", fIei Der
Suter beim apfbru9, ,0u nirIt mirs
INNER nddtros'n, baB . meinetipeeen
biit s'ftrait pOrben. i'd piIl Dir Sc
nuetbuung eeb'n: bo bait urb
bout benz Mdit,l cine I1dIIsnSe DIR
fsise beruuter. ~DsiBt". meint It treu.
berSig. sbamit Du mid aud Hagen
turrh IL mill Dor NET T-enpb ntS
nOraus bdt'ai-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26

riFcGsa dita. .nRb Ga pdrFgus Hidi
I6ItE9"
,lGana i'm @eaeHtbtil, Sinh. 9il
Ibuttshtn 9erHdltnilfen sntfpre6fub fe9E
ilaasgsbanrelt. lle6rieeHs, uEr er gri
gpluHEf fort, Define - nbtnt! GCn'
lie GuiTo lat muir eine Bebingur9 oe.
madf- n6mIi9, bab i'd biz 3utnnFI
Cures tIsinsn prin5sn li9sr iitl!s. ct.
lpas. mas i'd nsbenbei gtiagt, pbuebin
borbuttt. 90, bos mare abgemaft.
limb nun. ainber, ME fisbt e. init benz
Mittngsffen uusg1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26
Gebte hoffnuue perIdwunSen.

Etbte hoffnuuo perihwunben.
als berpOrraaenbe GerSte Iaater
onB @. w. G%mitbhnrt, bon getin,
ST., uuheilbnre Shwinbiuht bobe,
nor bsfIen lsbte Soffnnua bahin.
aber Or. Rings Rem 0iecOusrb far
EhpinoinHt, Sufen nnb Grtdltun.
aen retteten ibm pom @rabe. gr
laat: .9ieie NRebi3in bot mid arlnb.
i'd tnrirt unb meiu 9eben eerettet
SeitOem babe i'd fe 10 Snbre lang
asbrnuht, unb ernhte bieieIbe nta
cine mnnOerbnres Snls' unO 9uneen,
peilmittel.S Strena ruiEenIHaft.
lides Seilmittel fur Sulten, tpebeu
oals Dber @rtdltunper, unb Iherea
gUrbeuauuasmittel seeenIueumonin
VSarnntirte Glnihsn Su 80 Cents unb
500 IN @ntter 8rUB. NpOthete.
BrObe Gfnihe frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26
Has Ger aTtsn EsTmaO.
srAhOsnbura.
Mr. IN cririnAl FsSkcisn.
pfvf.. az,

Berlin. HaG benz 9eri@ts Der
fGbtifhen Spartdiie purben i'm Sab'
rem 1905 ni6t tpeni9er dls 63,419,011
Mart in bic Gpurtaife einss;dhlt.
Mie bas @slb %roIIirt, Seisen bic Miid,
sablunsen, bic ii9 auf SO. Millionen
beIaufen, 70 boB bic ginsablunsen bic
@iidSdbLuHgen um 3.6 MtlItcnen iibers
fieaen.
Mesen Observation-Disclosures i'm
@rDBen 1T Der 20 Sabr. n~lteRauFmonn
RObert aus gburlOttenburs ber6dttst
tporben.
9rdunborf. Die 18idbrigs
Softer bes @9iirers Sille6e aus
Sf96pelR ging an elmer Der fiir bic
elettrii9e 2eituns b%sItimmten Stans
gen poriiber, fdBte i'm Boribersehsn
ZEN in bic grbe fiibrenben Draft an
uno itiirste i'm 4ugenblid, bonn slsftrt'
fden Strum setrOffen, tobt gu 1oben.
proptns 6annoper.
Ser farb na6 4Siabrigsr 0ienas
sett Der Observation-Disclosures Cubs
mig Sbiele I'm Utter bon rs Sabren.
Sferobe. 9ie Wittpe Rsins
barb unb lire Ht6te @unbla9 Iinb
nut tbrem 8illenerun6fid ermorbet
uufsefunben pcrSen.
peine. Der @tredenpGrtsr @res
mes tpurbe Stptf8en SGmelerpulS unS
@Sbrun bon einem S4nellauge iibsr'
fa6ren.
GtpIsendu. SIN bend&bdrten
OibinsbouIsn III Der aItsntb.iIer
tbeiIer Ssinri9 b. 8ebrens aus Der
8DbenIute aefalIsn unS an ben erIittt'
nen @srIsbunsen s%sftOrben,
propius ReGeu.11aHau.
&affeI. Sn gorbd9 sridlus bel
2onbpirtb 2imper aus Dillineer
abeRbs eel Der Ridtebr bon einent
RrieeerFefe ben 8immermeiIter Miltt
neil @itts inn borseporfen Bate, BAT
.r pOrbeFrdft isi. Der ShGtsr 1T Der
hoftet.
8itbentopf. @ie aus Jrsubsn'
bero i'm Gieeerlunbe eemelbet lDiro
eerietb btr Gabritdnt 8. M@Ia9enlad
IN ben Sreibrismsn Ietner 0umpfmdi
fdine. Gr tpurhe- 10 f9tDer perltbt
bdB er dlsbnlb Itarb.
gIben. Die @beIeuts 2an6ntrtI
M. @daefsr f~eierten bos ieltsne Sci
j Der solbensn SOdaeit in boiler RiItis
lett unb Stride.
propins pcien.
gubspib. Don einem SOh3eits
paoeri iibstFabren unb auf Der Stelt
. oetSbtet porbeR iftbos 1, Sabre alt
! S0bnGen bss 2an6pirtbes Ristptl
/ hierieIbit.
Sremsffen. Der 2aubpirt
! Gbpma8 SbbaIn aus Siridfelbe b
J fam Bel Der 8ebtenuns Der Sddfelno
{ I6ine fold farte S9I6es nit b
!, GmaufeI as0en ben 2eib, baB e. IL
/ fdpere tnnsre 9erlebunsen 3u;ps, b,
men sr naG @srIduf einiser Stuncs
erIdg.
proptus pcmmsrn.
] SFernotbaftn. .Ster begin
. bds aiettr'ims Ghepaur bic gOlbtr
: Sp6Seit unb erbielt Elm tuilerlidt
@nobengsfdsnt.
QpriB. sc psritarb i'm utter be
( 81 Sabrsn SrGulein GmiIie Gfis
! fpeIft ala GariftFeIlerin iiber tbi
I Ss%imotbitabt binuis bstdnni mar.
II arcpins 0Ayreuasn.
I @ebIdu. Dos 1900 mOrssn az
? Sc Riieraul GruTDoIoe. bos Ii@ iii
Reibe BON sSobrcn ii ben 5Gnnsn d
. Semitic JrisOsrite befdnb. 1T isI
i bura 2ouf fir ben preis pDu 300.ef
I wlart IN pen 9etib bss Oberinipeitoi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26

Sdredlide Sdmsr;cu eelinoert.
Gura it,rtdlite shmerssn oe.
peiutai HiOlas her s. ite npperbau,
zen Spslien, rubm G. y. @tapion,
uon auin. NRiH Or. qiua's gsem
2tfe Gius, INT bem Rstultnte,S pie
e. idreibt. bob i'd iarirt murbe. =
Nae Wnoen unb @ebarmeuuOronun
een Wsroen eeboben Ourcb ibrem lin
osrnoen Siuhtaona bsIonbere Ginen.
inoitsu, % Gents in @nlier SrDs.
afuthete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26
& bamberlain's Rufen lrteoisir
hilft Die IIatur.

Rebiainen, bic bic alatur beIfen,
limb INNER am ruirtiamnen. Cham.
b~erluin's Sufen.M tbtStn hanbett
noh ottiem Blame. sic hdlt ben
ouIten 5nrad, ibn beu Guspmi uuo
hilft bic Nntur, baS Spiem In einen
aeiunber 8uhnnb MISREPRESENTATION.
Sic 1T hbsr eineu srUBen 7heil Der
ctpiliirten @elt ibrsr unIhdBbareu
@lesnihniten weeen berabmt. 9ou-
ienbe huben ibren hOheu Wsrt be.
,euet. Sic mirtt peesn iebs Nnlni
lf, bah clue Grtdltura in cine Gun,
lenentsInOuue lberpeht. 8um Der
tnuf bel Baiipr 8rDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26

Infer. Ru@butiH luat mn. ais Cha
fbr Fbiidfcrn bic Sats purirtg. 81
tam as nod enbegr afpei 9ngr 10 apei'
tsr finn ingif IL, ses mnd1t mir orr
beniGh Gpab 90 tpsrbe ga 6eqnefn
70 enn3 dllsiR In msinsm @ausdsn.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26
WALL,
COAX WOOD SALOONS
s~esenabsr Der MHbIe,
hermaun \: no.

m L'tI ITIUIVTN ~IIV'
0ieS II Der elegonieIte eaIoor in Ger.
mann unb Iiupet man bort aut bic beIten
6etrGnte unb Gi9arren.
9eicnberS quite WbiStpS, aaeiniaer
99ent In Sermaun iir ben beriibmteR uno
ed,ieu Bourbon unb Rpe gDhiStp ben Ser,
manu- Diiiuine So. preiS berielbe tuie IN
Der Dtiilerp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26

RittBbare. Rams, ben Is Upars, 1904.
Sd brauMe lett siniesr Belt Sbre
Black. prauEht 9teb.unb GeflesbWeb
ain bel neinem Biebtnnb. sd babe ole
Soften @isbfuttsr aebrau6nf. lnb aefuns
ben. bnb baB Sbriaf baS Befe tht msis
men 8rs6 ~. 3. .. 6aifon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-26
ROBERT WALKER.
RsAbaaualt q. ift'vtIihtr llOtar,
V.taann p..
pttmnHl.

bsepsl esASitU, uSaralis. osruititIi IN.
lnAtH uHA DsriAnlt xnh isrttst 66r,nFAd' ~
iplSs Rsb,ri Esi,tr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-20

the others to pass under. They are
not formed till the leader gives the
signal.
Some one will kindly play at the pi-
ano-any lively march or dance, to
which the children can keep merry
step, singing as they 60. They pass
once, twice or oftener around the cir
Gle; then the leader, who stands In
the center, must give signal where
the bridges are to be made.
Immediately the eight children who
receive the signal raise their Joined
hands-two for each bridge. four
bridges altogether; and all the other
children pass under the bridges, dane
ing or marching to the music.
Then the leader gives the signal for
the bridges to be demolished. The
circle forms again as at first. Then
new bridges are signaled for, to be
formed by different sets of children;
the rest pass under these new bridges.
And so it goes as long as the chill
dren enjoy it. Very pretty game.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-20

taking six pieces, each FIVE inches in
length, of ordinary skirt-braid, three
pieces of light color, and three Of
a darker, harmonizing shade. Over
seam them together with neat small
stitches along the selvidge, and then
fringe an inch at each end
Now. overseam the dark edge to the
light, Of the side pieces, feather-stitch
each seam with bright colored silk,
on the right side. and you will have
a little round case open at each end.
Stuff this with bits Of yarn, or flannel,
or Of any kind of small wooden pieces;
never use cotton or cotton goods for
this purpose, as needles and pins will
not go through it,
Run drawing-string around just
inside each fringe, draw the strings
up and fasten them, and the pieces of
very narrow ribbon in little bows on
each end.
Pink and white, blue and white, vio-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-20

The following anecdote Of tame
monkey. to which was given . corked
bottle with a lump Of sugar inside, In
dicates that the animal, though un-
able to invent. could initiate. A
phrsnologist would say that the
monkey had perception" but not
"causality." Hew to get ut the sugar
was a problem that bade fair to drive
him crazy.
Sometimes. In an impulse Of dis
gust, he would throw the bottle cut of
his reach. and then be distracted un-
til it was given back to him. At eth
sr times he would sit with coun-
tenance Of intenGe detection. contem-
plating the bottled sugar, and then
as II pulling himself together for an
other effort at solution. would sternly
take up the problem afresh and gaze
at the bottle.
He would tilt it one way and try to
drink the sugar out Of the neck, and
then suddenly reversing it, try to
catch 1t as 1t fell out at the bottom.
Under the impression that he could
capture the sugar by surprise, he kept
rasping his teeth against the glass in
futile bites. and warming to the pur-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-20
craftsman Did Not Work.

A curious tragedy. arising out of
q grim superstition, occurred a few
days ago in Faubourg du Temple,
Paris, where a police-sergeant dis
covered that clerk named Durenne
had hanged himself in his room. The
news spread from the house, and the
neighbors hurried in to cut on pieces
from the fatal rope. These pieces
are considered to ensure good luck
to their owners. A vagabond named
Guisset, hearing Of the suicide, and
wishing to obtain a talisman, stole
into the house, ran upstairs to the
dead mans room. and cut or piece
OF rope. Hearing noise in the next
room, he fed down stairs in such
haste that he fell and fractured his
skull He was picked up dying, with
the "talisman" still cIutched in his
hand.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-20

suit Of the revolving stump, used to
tie himself into regular knots round
the bottle.
Fits of the most ludicrous melan-
choly would alternate with spasms Of
delight as a new idea seemed to sug-
gest itself, followed by fresh series
of experiments.
Nothing availed, however, until one
day light was shed upon the prob
lem by jar containing bananas fall
ing from the table with crash and
the fruit rolling about in all directions.
His monkeyship contemplated the
catastrophe. and reasoned upon it.
Lifting the bottle high in his paws.
he brought it down upon the floor with
tremendous noise smashing the
glass to fragments, after which he
calmly transferred the sugar to his
mouth. and munched it with much sat
isfaction.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-20

In acting little plays, the drudgery
OF old lessons is heard Of no more.
The French people have been the first
to teach the little French children
their history by dolls, certainly a
much more interesting way than by
dusty books or lectures. These dolls
or puppets represent the different peri
ods. They are dressed in the exact
costume Of the period they represent
and are made to move through the
great diplomatic and parliamentary
moments Of the country's history. This
Is accomplished by means Of silken
cords handled above on miniature
stage. A man named Leo Clarette,
who invented the method with the
consent OF the French educators, de-
clares that history taught in this man
ner. by means OF pictures, is i'm
pressed indelibly upon the minds OF
the children The method is to be
given widespread trial in the schools
Of France next fall 1t is to be hoped
that the method will succeed, and that
it will make its way over to America.
History lessons will then be con-
tinuous performance of going to the
pantomime, a pastime dear to the
hearts Of the children all over the
world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-20

For cats as well as dogs, the neatest
sleeping place is strong, closely
woven wicker basket. Favorite pets
have basket with curving canopy
top. decked out with big satin bow
and carpeted with rug Of white
goats hair. Simpler baskets are
rotnd and fiat and show a deep open
ing at the side. A soft blanket should
always be laid in the bottom Of these
and made fresh and clean at least
once a week. says the Philadelphia
Record. A pet cat is so very tidy
about her own appearance that she re-
quires less attention than canary or
9 dog. AS kitten, dish OF milk
should be placed wherG she can al
ways take drink. An older cat al
ways likes a bowl OF milk kept filed
for her in the kitchen, while the
scraps from the table comprise tho
remainder of her nnurishment.
Scarcely any meat should be given IN
cats diet during winter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-20

me that-incensed him. He wanted
to marry me. you know. but-oh,
couldn't He needed the rest, so he's
taking it-huating you. He says--but
It doesn't matter"
The man bowed his head. Neither
heard a step beside them. In the
shelter Of the darkness another stood,
quiet. erect.
"Addy," Howard said at length,
very slowly. 1T was all for-you
God. how foolish I was! But-but /
was SO poor, you had so much-and
you'd always been used to everything
that was fine. Then the chance came
and--and you know the rest. It's too
awful. I'd havs stayed but there was
you. didn't think 1t would be dis
covered and meant to put 1t back,
every cent OF II. When discovery
came couldn't give myself up-with
you to love. Addy, SOL left"
He paused and looked out over the
bay. The moon had arisen. throwing
pale glow over the waters. The
Rover lay like huge black bug,
wInking blood-shot eyes in the night.
Lord, how love you'll" he cried,
suddenly. passionately.
He held the woman close to him.
Come with me-" ne urged in his
madness.
IF could" she whispered. But
you must go, Henry. In year--o,
two-when you can replace the
money. shall be waiting
The woman sobbed Historically. At
last she begged him to go. and How
ard walked from her. The man in
the shadows started as II to follow,
then retired farther into the dark
ness. Howard hurried on and passed
into the night. The man stole inside
the hotel.
In the corridor AdelIne stopped
short.
"Why-Mr.- Boyntoni" she gasped.
staring at the man before her. What
has brought you here" she asked.
chilIs playing along her back as she
looked guiltily behind her.
Game game" he answered. "But
it's no 60. I'm returning on the next
steamer Not coming back for year
--or two"
The woman did not understand
the time as she stood in the door.
watching the black hulk OF a tramp"
slip silently out to the open sea.
long stream OF smoke trailing low
over the waters In Its wake.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-20
THE DAYS or GRAVE ROBBERY.
sooundreIIy Sexton Nearly Victim Of
lndinnant Citizens.

Indignant Citizens.
In my boyhood an aged doctor told
me many grewsome stories OF the
days when as much as EGO was some
times given by lecturers on anatomy
for a single stolen corpse. In his life
of the great surgeon, Sir Ashley
Cooper, Mr.. Bransby Cooper says that
two resurrectionists, by bribing the
grave digger Of private burial
ground near Holywell Mount. secured
six bodies a night until two rival
body snatchers threatened to expose
this sexton unless he admitted them
also to share in the spoils.
The sexton denounced them as body
snatchers to some laborers In a
neighboring public house. who rushed
after the resurrectionists to tear them
In pieces They, however, gained the
refuge OF the police ONCE, and there
in turn denounced the SEXTON as hav-
ing sold every body which had re-
Gently been inferred In Holywell
Mount graveyard.
The laborers, thus diverted. rushed
to the burial ground, broke open the
gates. dug up the recent graves, and.
finding all the cofins empty. they
seized the sexton and proceeded to
bury him alive. He was rescuSd with
dificulty by the police. but his house
was wrecked and his wife and chill,
dren were dragged through the streets
and soused and nearly drown in =
cesspool.--T. P. O'Connor in N. A. p.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-20
School Hous. Built Of petrlfled Loas

New England. N. D., possesses what
is probably the most remarkable
school house In the country. The
structure is twenty-four feet square,
one story in height and built entire
ly Of petrified wood except the roof,
which is shingled.
The wood Of the ancient forests
which covered the prairies of Het-
finger county has become agatized
and in the absence of other building
material the people of this place de-
termined to erect their primitive edu-
cational institution Of this beautiful
petrification.
Great care has been exercised In
the construction OF the school house,
So that the material shows on to the
best advantage. and when the sun
shines the building glistens like crys-
tal--St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-20

Most everyone is familiar with the
sagacity, the quickness Of scent OF the
st. Bernard dog of the Alps. Now
there is a college in Rome where dogs
are trained 10 be Red Cross nurses
and Ave hundred collies, 1t Is said
have been sent out from there to the
Russo-Japanese war.
They are first taught to hunt III
wounded soldiers and then to bark Al
the man until he has been aroused
and can make uge Of the aid the collie
rnrfine With him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-20
cheated.

CUGdttQs
Never seen such luck at all,
Never did / say.
Mamma teached me when l wanted
Anything to pray,
] longed for q sister girl
That could play with me,
# I'd got one I'd a been
Happy as could be.
SO I prayed an prayed an prayed
Every night, and /
Had notion ! would get
Me one by an by.
just last week we moved away
From where we had been
And another family
Moved their nxin's In.
An last night the stork brought them
Such sister weei
1t was me at prayed for II.
1t was meant for me.
But they're keeping 1t themselves
Won't give 1t to us.
Though l went right over there
An kicked up fuss.
Houston Post.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-20

A small boy about IL years old was
caught stealing bottle Of piano var
nish in the music department OF a
department store one afternoon last
week. The boy was taken into the SUI
perintendent's Office and questioned.
well. you see, 1t was this way"
said he. y saw sign on the table
where lot Of these bottles Of varnish
were. saying. Take this home and
try 1t on your piano So took one
and this big fatty came along and