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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
uni alle.

Der 8rsmier s. 8. gurgeB,
30. 80 Ri6lano Strabe uO6nbaft.
6sfadfiiai bel Der Sig Sour giien.
babn.S .Seislidaft, brad isinen arm
beim 3uiammsniOppeln bon 5ra4t-
tDngsn in gincsnnss on 3rsi Stelen.
@r uuroe hierber aebra9t unb Die
fdOtiite ambulnn3 i6affts i6n In bas
ct. 8inesnt-0oTpital.
SO m. . ham BON Sos 9lnse=
les, @al., nnf4einenb Elm Sauiirer,
9ing Jreitag abeno i'm princstOr
Sotel 3u gett unb bliss ba:
Gas aus, anftatt bafsloe ab3uba9en.
samFag gs9sn Wittag truroe Der
Snsseru9 auf bem Corridor bemsrtt
unb mad oem Iufbre8en Der 3immers
t6iir 6aibam betpuBtIos i'm 8ett lie'
geno nufgsfunoen. Or tpurbs mittelf
Der Nmbulans na9 Dem ffdotii9sn
SOIpitaI asbra&t; iein 3uitano lit BE-
oenflih.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
Sale4te Wila tn bret &efam=
ratt0nen Der StaSt ent6e ft.

Ser 8eiunbbeitsbeamte Sr. BtihIer
legt fd nit aQsr 8smaIt in's 3sug,
um ben gertauf sefdli@ter Ooer mtt-
beruertbiger 2ebensmittsl ;u bsieitieen.
@sffern muBten ft9 msbrere Mil9-
bdnblsr unb &efaurateure I'm polisei-
serihte wesen 8ertaufes minosrwertbis
ger Wiln beranttporten.
untsr ben Tefaurateuren befanben
f4 sranf @OB. go. 926 OR Waibina-
ton.Strabe; Grant S'grien, Nr. SOB
Of Waibineton-@traBe, unh Sonp
2arenee. go. 430 Of @ai6ingtons
Strabe.
&obert Nlsranber. Elm Snipettor Der
@eiunbbeitsbeb6roe bate fit prObsn
BON Wil1, oie In bieien &sfauratios
men an @diis ierpirt tuurbsn, berItafft.
Sieis Wil9 wurbs bon benz fdbtii9en
@bemiter Serrn @lart unteriu3t. Die
untsriudung ergab. bob bic Mil9
anifatt 3.6 pro3ent Nabrungsfoff nur
IA pro3ent erbielt. Die 8efaurateure
sabsn an. bab Fs bic Wil9 fur refine
CUTE Mil9 setauft bdtten uno bab fe
Is Gents ote @allone beaabIten. Or.
guebler ertldrte ibnen, bab er mo.
msntan Nn9ebote fur Mil9, wel1e In
osm 6Oipital aebrau4t msrben fuilts,
erbislt.
Sisie Mild tpurbe ibm au % @snts
BEL Nbnabme bon $4,000 @alonen an-
seboten, 1no als refine Mild garantirt
nit einem Nahrungsgebalt bon
4 proaent. Sdmmtlibe 8orgelaoene
bebaupteten iebod oaB 15c Der ginbeits.
prsis fur refine Wil9. Ri9ter WbalIon
Ia9te ben &efauratsuren bab fie bas
Redt bdtten, irgeno eine Sorte bon
Utilb su nerfaufen, mhbten ieooa Die
Mbnebmer nit Der Nualitdt Waare. Bee
tannt MAIDEN. ct berurtbeilte oieielben
nit $40 unb Soften. @efern tpurbsn
tueitere gerbaftunsen borgenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
9enti9er sSraaen Silfs=Sersia.

Der Seuti6e Jrausn Silfss8erein
belt 9efsrn i'm Geutiten Saus feline
reeelmdbi9e 8eriammlung ab.
giele unierittbungsbsoarftig Gas
milien puroen our9 bas SOmite Der
bhlfrei6en Sanb bss gsreins anem.
pfOblen. @iner Jamilie weroen our8
ben 8erein 5abrtarten mad @ulifor'
nien bsiorgt tusroe,i, no fi6 bas 6aupt
Der Gamilte Seiunobsits balber auf=
baltsn muB. Sa bem 5amilienpater
iebo9 sis Wittsl febltsn, ben Srnns.
port Der eanaen 5amilie gu bsffreitsn,
10 mubte sr bisislbe In SnbianupOlis
suriidlaRen.
Der 0ereiit bat nun ben gei1luB ae.
fabt, bic Sransporttoiten Der Iamilis
su bstuilliesn. bnmit lie tpieber nit ben
8ater bereint tpiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
8remfer 9apis tpbt.

SpringfieIb. O6iO, 8. Wdr3.
gremier Nar. R. 8apis. Der Isbtsn
RiitwOd OOn sinem He9er geidOflen
uuroe. ifarb 5sute WOr9en $50 u6r.
Die 8sruunbun9 Snbis' mar bic urs
ia&s oss Rafisntrieses, uel9es Die
Staot msbrere Rd8te lang in Iuf'
rssunG uerisbts. gomarb Dean unb
prsffon 2abb murban betanntIi9 aIs
bic an9reifer Sapis' berbaftet uao Bee
finben F8 i'm SefdnsniB in Sapton.
.. Sauis tam iurs bor isinsm Soos
nod sipmal gum Bstuubtisin. tonnts
isoO9 fsine ausiagsn ssgsn bic beioen
Neger mebr MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
9as @ttter ass tsstsm Womats.

Der lests WOnat braats na9 ben
geObadtunssn bes Wetter.Sureaus nit
nur spei ausnabmen tpenissr 6suatis-
felt. oenn irgeno elm anosrer Gebruar
in ben lebten fiinfunbbrsibis Sabren;
Der Nieoerf4la9 betrug nur 0.86 Boil,
wdbrenb oerSur6ihnitt nod ben lebten
35 Sabrsn bsrsdnst 8 AZ 3ol betrdst
am 26. uno 27. erfolste Der er6bte
Nisoeri6lag innerbaIb "a stunoen nit
0.27 3oq.
Die Sur4i6nitts Semperatur be.
trus 90 8rab. am ndrmiten mar es
ON %. nit 63 @rab unb am tGlteffen
am 6. nit 9 9rab unter 3ero. Der
Wino fam sumeilf aug stbohen uno
betrug Die Sur6iHnitts. .@eiaminbiq-
felt 10.4 Weilsn per stunbe; bic ar6bte
8si1winoistsit betrug 80 Meilen per
Stunbe. M6. Sage wdbrenb bes Mo.
mats waren flar, 6 tbsilwetie unb Ia
gan3 bem6lft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
@ernasladt.

pbilipp aumann, SOhn bon Senrp
Numann, 1928 Noro Senate Nbenue,
fiel In ben @assni4uppen Der 5. & 6.
2in:s In &uibbile bon elmer 20 SUB
bohen Better in 6olee zines electriiden
S6la9es in Der Sidrfe bon $50 Bolts
uno erlitt einen S6doelbru9. Sein
Bob trnt nod tur;er 3eit Elm Obne bab
Der 0erlebte cas 8spuBifein tuieoer ers
lanQt bdtte. Mumann mar erf bor
uneefdbr einem Wonat BON Snoiana=
polis na) 8uibbile ber3ogen; er mar
35 Sabre alt uno binterldbt eine 2Bitts
me unb swsi fleine ainoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
Yolt3eiliGes.

Wilbelm Sam mer, 152
Spencer 9oe., ma9te Der Boliaei bie
Miitbsilune. bab Elm Sieb Dub.
nsr, 3usi plpmoutb. unb eine
gantam.6enne. aus ieinsm Shbnerifan
9eifoblen babe. Bon Dem @eHhaels
2isbbabsr III mod fsins Spur entoedt
poroen.
Der 80 = sidbrige SEQ. Subn.
fon. i'm nSlltnois SOufs" tpObnbaft,
muroe asfern bon ben @ebsimpoli3iTen
Woraan unb 2innsp eingsiperrt, neil
er R9 ,iellos auf Der StraBe berum.
trieb. Ser Bummlsr tuuroe unter
$500 gargibaft seitelIt. ba er Der 30
li3si bsrodatis III. einen ginbrud be.
spnsen 3u baben.
Der 13 idbrigl Wiliam
Eaueb bon go. 356 SouslaB. .Gtrabe,
rel9sr am Wittmo9 s. %. plam bon
No. 511 2emde. @ebdube NIT einem
Dollar bur9brannte, tpuros geRern bon
ben @sbeimpOIi3iften Worsan uub
2innsp bingfeif sema&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
&spm6litaniias County,
9oabentiea.

8OrfBsnoer So5n s. &udelsaaus
bat bic republitanii9e @ountp.@ous
bsntiou auT ben 81. Wdrs in SOmlins
ion SaGe fsifseisst. Die Da6leu CUR
@rudbluns bon Ssle9aten finoen am
5reitaa. ben 80. Mdrs, Na6mittass
bon 4 Biz s 1br fatt. Hd9ifs W,9e
tperoen Die Namen Der Witglieoer oes
gratutib. @omites betannt gema3t tpers
ben.
Die Contention CUR domination
zines @onareb Nbgeorbnsten piro
pnbri5siali9 am "a. Mdrs itatt=
finoeH.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
Serbauoluas gegen Soaatg=
gommiFare fsfssiett.

@i&ter Garter bonn Obsrgsri9t mics
bic bon ben @ountp-@ommihd hdren bon
Warion @ountD erbobenen @intuen-
bungen gegen oie nsu geltsno gsmaa'
ten puntte tn Der 9lase bon g8. B.
Spencer 3urhf. Spsncsr bsbnuptet
nuume6r, oaB BEL ben bon ben Ser'
flagten getauftsn Stimm Wai6inen
Elm g8a6Ibetrus febr 1ei3t m6gIi4 TT
unS bsrlnnot, bab aus oieism @runbe
Der ab9eI9lOhsne Contract radsdngi9
eema6t ueroen Iol.
Die gsrbanoluns oes Procehes 1T
auf 9Onnsrfag, ben 8. .Mdrs feitgeiest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
&lnss ,pssen Ginietmns etnes
Serpalters.

gugene @unpan bsrila9te Die Sunter
60. auf ginisbung zines Mahenber'
matters. Die 5unter @eielli4aft ifi
cine attisnseisai&aft, in pel6er Ran'
gan 2 attien bat, cine bon $4,000 uno
cine bon $4,000. Die Girma lei in
@&ulOen i'm Wers6e BON $15,0 900 9e.
rathsn, bon wel9en $4,000 am 6. Mdra
1906 fdnig meroen. lin oiefe nnorb-
nunssn 3u bsieitigen uno I'm istns
actien au f9ern, mtni4t er bic GIN
isBung zines 0srralters.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03


Die @ebeimpoIiaiffen 2an-
CATER unb Splan bra&ten geHsrn Wil.
belm Wit&eu unb Soiepb GcOtt wegen
ginbru&oiebfabls 3ur poli3eiRatiOn.
Gieielben battett am 10. 6ebruar Gin
Bride in bie Wirtbi&aft bes eam
@rssnwaIo, AL RcRa6uistts Ioenue
unb In ben 2aoen bes Soc @olf. 1912
Noro Senate Mbenue berhbt unb pa'
rem entfpmmen.
@efern nun fielen He In bic 6dnbe
Der poliaei unb mubtsn aur poIi3eifa,
tion wanoern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

Der 17id6riss &aIpb 0ap,
815 Bird Ape.. bate seftern eiue
prhselei; bic %abler Sul unb Shine
ffellien bic Rube wieoer Der unb bra9-
ten ben Whtberi9 aur Mbthbluns BIN.
ter S4lOb uno &isgsI.
Der poli3tf @or uerbaftets
eefern ben 64idbrisen Wirtb Gbas.
q. Riles, 2l3 Of DaibingtOn etr.,
tueiI er minOerwertbise Nil9 Der.
faufte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

Der Birib Jobn g. Rpter, 26
Sabre aft, 237 Ofi @aihinston Str.
wuroe ssRern bon BEN geamtsn SLATE
In 6aft aenOmm.n, neil er seudRsrts
NiI3 bertaufts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

@eo. u. &emmttter. 224 Norb
pine Str.-Dunfles unb bellies gapi.
tal @itp Bier itets BET mir ju babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
Nus ben @eri6teu.
Grtminalgeriht.

@eifern purben bic L8erbre9er &os
bert @bsnalt, Sunirr Sadion, 6arrp
Sidforo. @brift. Sbosmater, welde
fid msssn sittli9tsitsbsrbreden i'm
2riminalgeridt 3u percntwOrten bats
ten. nit 81 unb Rofsn unb nit feds
Wonaten i'm Mrbeitsbaus bsfraft.
Gbei&eionnssflasen.
slmos .. apers itrensts sesen Soa
Slipe Nbres cine gbei9eibunsstIase
on. Die gbs tpurbe am 90. Sttober
1904 sei6loKen unb bie gbeleute lsbs
ten Biz gum IL. Ropember 1905 3u-
iammen. gr besriinbste feline 2laae
auf bic unmenidlids 8sbanbIuns unb
9isblOfisteit bon eeiten ieiuer Jrau.
Mm 81. Sftober 1905 babe He ibn io-
gar gef4la9en unb nit einem 3lopfer
bertuunoet. Der 2ldser babe sinen
10-idbrigen Sobn aus srfsr gbs, mel.
den fie alsidfalls In jsber Weiie nib.
banbelts. gr forbsrt boafdnbise S9ei=
oung.
SdGbeaeriaBflagen.
Samss Denton frengie 9egen bic
SnbianapOlis 8ractirn q Serminal
Company eine S&abenerfabtIaSe bon
$4,000 an. Gn einem gemiRen Sa9e
borisen Sabres batte Der 2ldger eine
Shb Meribian StraBentar benubt.
8ei Der l1eberfabrt Der gifenbabnge=
leiie, msl&e In elmer @si9ninbigfeit
bon Is WfeiIen bic Stunbe paffirt NUT
ben, mdre er 3u Soben gemorfen NOR.
ben unb bdtte fi4 f@were gsrlssunsen
am Obert0rper 3use3Ogen. Mn Oisisn
gerlebungen mdbte CT nod immer lei.
ben unb beruriudten seitusiie bsftise
S4mer3en. ST foroert $4,000 S4as
beneriab unb bic 8e3dhlung Der Qofen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09

One OF Plttsburg's bank presidents
is friend and mott unEssuming Deae-
factor OF ambitious younS men. He Il
sympathetic when listening 10 cases
which merit encouragement. but can
also dismiss an interviewer With aG-
miyable abrupiEess.
A youth one on ocsasion entered The
bankers office and iovialIy announced
chat he intended gDing 10 cole se. lie
intimated that little assistance IN
the matter OF obtaining scholarship
would be most convenient asset with
which to starr On his career.
and to wat profession do you as
pire:v questioned the president, grac-
iously
= wont give up" asserted tie
young man. boldly. until | am p.iv.-
legged to place after my name tie c.-
ters d. d., LID"
The banker turned In bis chair and
intimated that the interview was at an
end by saying. tersely:
"a capital idea, sir. bns oae entirely
beyond the resources OF this bank
Harper's Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09
A Royal "Li,tle Mother"

Princess Mary, the only daughter Of
the Princess Of Wales. is charming
and competent little person. With hel
two eldest brothers, she has been her
mothers constant companion for the
past two years,
When the Princess Of Wales was pre-
pairing for the present tour Of India. st.
James Budget reports, she made no
secret Of her distress at leaving her
little children.
When the actual parting came be-
tween the mother and her little ones,
Princess Mary did her best to comfort
her.
"Don't cry. mother" she said. over
and over again. Don't cry; l will take
care Of us.
"Oh, dear, nov' she replied. but we
are afraid mother has something conta.
gious. and we don't Ike to let dear Mr.
Hopkins run any risks
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09

Courtshlp is dead. Young men no
longer make passionate ayowals. they
never start when she approaches. they
do moi grow pallld with jealousy if
another seems to be IN favor. they GER
tainly do not write sonnets to gheir
mistress cyebrow-in facs. they scarce
" even 80 so FAR rs to write her let
ter. and II they do 80 to this length
the result Is never worth repub.ishing
IN book form. Lovers do not talk about
their hearts, and so on, and il engage
monts are terminated the severed
twain have no scruples about subse-
quently meeting each other. In novels
something must be done to make up
for the unromantic spirit Of the age.
SO awfrl slluaslons have to be invent
I'd for hapiass herolres, who either
have to kin themselves or be killed or
lie In ianatIc asylunis or cpntenks.-
LoDdcn World.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09

".The effect Of opening the Suez Can
all writes William Z. Stewart in the
March Technical World Magazine.
was so marked in the lrst confusion
which it introduced into the business
world that it constituted one OF the
prime csuses of the universal com
mercial and industrial pcnic OF 1873.
BY transferring the distributing
points for trade from England to the
Mediterranean ports (f Southern Eu-
rope it terminated the vast warehouse
distribution system Of the former coun-
try and led to the disappearance Of the
class Of merchant princes who had
hitherto monopolizcd the English traf-
fic. As 1t was with the owners OF Eng
lish warehouses. SO 1t was with the
owners Of hundreds of sailing vesge.s
and the dealers in six months bills.
For the Suez Canal, by bringing
steamers into use in plac- OF the sail
ing vessels which had been making the
5000-mile longer voyage around the
Cape, enabled cargo to be sold and
delivered within a month after the or
der had been sent, and business men
without capital were able to borrow
money at a low rate and supplant the
old established house IN the Eastern
trade"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09

It has been said In cold print that
men are growing more handsome and
women more beautiful and that the
progress Of civilization. the better un-
derstanding OF the laws Of health. is to
bring a tine when ali OF Us VIII be OF
absolute perfect beaufy-or. rather. not
Us but our ultimate remote descend
ants. II IS a little difficult to feel
envy. hatred and malice Tor ones de-
scprdants. but this news is enough
TO induce that evil state Of mind.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09

Among the apparently useless evils
Of the world, the white man has al
ways reckoned the white ant, the
greedy devourer Of everything vegeta-
Bile and animal that comes in its way,
making many region unfit for human
habitation, but row Or. Arthur J.
Hayes, who has recently visited Abys-
slnia with the surveying party sent out
to set up the marks for gaging the
annual rise Of the Blue Nile. breaches
another theory. He went through the
Soudan to Lake Tsana, Western Abys-
sinia, and returned to Egypt by the
valley OF the Athbara, and in his book
"The Source Of the Blue Nile" he
records his opinion that 1t is to the
white ants that the mud spread over
the Nile delta in the annual floods
owes its wonderful fertility. He does
not say that the ants supply I'll the
mud that is deposited In the delta, but
that its productive property is due to
their work In the western borderIand
Of Abyssinia. The discovery, IL dis
covery 1t be. is VS. interesting as those
Of the value of the earthworm, and
tho possibility Of inoculating land for
the increase Of desired harvest.
Perhaps the humble brown ant. and
even the little black ant, are benefac-
tors Of the human race, and the mason
wasps and ground spider have other
uses than to cause naturalists to write
delightful books.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09
WE'RE AL OPPRESSED.


Even fbe Hlehest Of fhs hfuifi- mlIlion
aisrs Has Hls Enlet.
TIE other day seat In the New
York Stock Exchange soId for s05. 900.
Persons able 70 pay this price for the
privilege Of belonlng to any organIza-
ton wonid probably be confidered
lucky by rbe rank and 1ie Of mankind.
In all large cities the stock brokers
seem to bask IA Fortunes sunnlest
smiles. They have handsome Offices.
live in nne houses and ride IN auto
mobiles. though they neither toll ex-
cessively nor spin overtime.
Yet the iron heel OF the opDressor IS
on their necks, grinding them into dust
The day the seat sold for $4,000 call
loans 10 brokers advanced TO fifty per
cent, soon after to one hundred per
cent. and the Street was filed with
great wall that soullezs combination
Of banks was robbing everybody blind.
Once when Colonel Gates and bis COM
b-natioa OF millionaire spectators en-
countered adverse conditions and
more powerful combination. one OF the
losers explained, in voice trembling
with emotion. that concentration of
wealth In the hands OF a few rapacious
individuals had been carried to such
length that man worth les than half
a billion scarce dare buy more than Il
thousand shares OF stock at time on
margin, and the Constitution Of the
United States was mere waste paper.
Mr. Lawson. of Boston. first perceived
that liberty was perishing when his
own overhowing applicant IAN into
Mr.. Rogers two-horge dray. Mr.. Hiil
engaged in a tuS OF war with Mr. Har-
riman. plainly sees public menace In
he power Of the Standard Oil crowd.
which Is backing his rival. and Mr.
Hartman has grave doubts. OF 2 ~ trii-
otic character, concerning the mighty
Morgan, who Is furnishing ammuni-
tion to the other side. AS for Mr..
Rockefeller himself. we xnow from
bis friends that a ruthless press.
abetted by lot Of investigating COM
mittees. has erected a tyranny more
odious than eros.
From booiblack to raiI1csd president
we are all oppressed. and viii be. not
only until the race is not 70 the swift
and the battle to the strong. but lntil
time and chance no longer happeneth |
to all. Obviously, it is good philosophy |
to accept it as cheerfuIly as possible
Saturday Evening Post.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09
4 Old TIE FAy0NfES 4
- 4@szR3A ~ q


One dsv rithi- garden fs:r
Lore found maiden s,fepine.
June sunbezms fanxled in her hair
The stn.Fy hiiss keeping
VITA rival party and grape
Lh<ir -DFfnz watch 41OTe her,
Wh1le o'er the happy dream - face
Tie whispering zeph5 horer-
Lore n "a "a arryw n.th kin
Ard sent IL paAsi0n~iz sn
I With cunning handB III c3nid not naiss,
To wake the aleepinx maiden.
u liereed her heart. ~ woke and smiled
/. With g.zncex sweet and tender,
II rn+de . woman nf -e child.
Lore morning dawned r splendor.
She felk the arToe IN her breast,
She . loye's empty gufve~
The slender shaft sne deeper pressed
And smiled upon the giyer,
Lore beckoned her. she rose --i.h pride,
To ~ NTH her bod wooer,
He D,edsed her she Nhou d Be bis tfide,
No lover would Be truer.
A yo,ee IKE the dreamy an,
A fe@sNe father sought her.
She tnrEed from lore IN deep despair,
Io pfoFe a faithful daughter
~ come ~ love. thy life shall he
FsncfOWnf0 Min Joy and D%1uky,
Iaks 10 thy cross and follow me
Commanded Etern-eyed dnty.
sae wrenched tne arrow IRON her breast,
Her heart ciBng 10 II broken.
Sh~ aid fhem At his feet and blensed
Her iIrst and last love token.
= xiory shone within hfr eyes.
She ezspcd the hand Of dufy;
Heaven eag the noble sacrifice
Aud filed her fo1l with beatty.
LIRE took bis silver nov a.. ! mads
4 grave. then. softsy weeping,
II i her heart and arrow laid
And ie- them N times keeDin~.
The A,iee. bendiEx oer the mound
Mourned for tne heart tLey cherished.
Ind when the br0~ icav; strswed the
n md.
Upon ita aye They pcriSsssd.
1ne wInd rev hoarse and ceased to 4hriek
aifong the barren bOwers:
The sunbeans kissed dame nature cheek,
der bar q bioomed Ia flowers.
One LDon the mo5Egrown mound,
The garden air perfnming,
With tiny arrOwheads set round
They .0u1d ,ors's red -ose booming.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09

1t Is hard for those who knew and
loved Hay-and all who knew him did
love him-to reconcile themselves to
the thought that he can draw no more
pictures for US; that this admirable and
perfect and rarely matched artist in
words can delight us no more forever,
says the Century. AS he said OF the
voice Of his sen, his own Is still sound
ing in our ears. 1t was in every fiber
and tone the voice OF the intellectual
man, OF the scholar and the gentleman;
voice that itself was music and the
music Of pure and gentle and noble
soul. And the words to which the mu-
sic was set. Who that has had the ex-
quisite pleasure Of listening TO that In
comparable speech, with its unerrlng
and instructive use OF the only right
word in every case. Its cIear-cut and in
cisIve enunciation, the constant play OF
a humor that was next door neighbor
10 melancholy, and the finer becnusc
II that close association, eau erer for
get IT, or think Of Its loss without
'angs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09

We sid s-es,t;ssst tsys rere eril.
We felt thal fhfy might b. few,
I0f low ess orf iortrDes Iege.,
Ard hfagT fhe winters grew
Bgk one vino had 10 poasf1sion
Looked NJ 70 tfe azure dome,
Ard said, ~ his simple fxshi0n.
Dear frlfrda, Ne ere going bo-as,
This World II lbr assne dni marker
That we1ried ifs earliest eage;
The times 10 fte wise are dark vet,
But ~ hath been many AZ are.
And fieh erOw the tOiiinK nations
And sed Grgr tie balEe ep<ars,
Ard dresfy With deso.ations
kcH onwprd tte iade1 ears
What rerf VI ~ ehsurs.ess sforT
Which ftur bttb - of.kn fo,d.
The scecttf fhet ~ oFf Rs0ry,
The cfpkfr tas fosrfy With 70 B.
That wi.d1m ard stffDxl1. xud h11og
N9zt f1de Ire the fsf - foam.
AID <sath - fhe oo.y winner
Saf, friends, We are soinE home. =
The homes We hzd hoped IN resf IN
Were oDen 70 SIN aud strife.
THE dreams that our yoatb was b.esl IA
Were not for tbe wear 0f Iifes
1ior eaEe ean darken tlse eOttaze,
~ vel ~ the pzl4ce hgaF.a.
And blFtBrsGafs arr so.d for potfa~e-
kag nefef redeemed on czrth
Ihf Sprays h1re gone ty ~ sorrow,
The saumers wefe ersercd 2Ezy,
Ard eFe4 = fSsrcd to-nOrrow,
AID ever we b'aued to-tzg.
j. 1eptss which the <qarcher sonnde6.
On nfi< which the high heart e.ons3,
IisTe fsos5l = snd foii sbrHndet
Bat, friends, We are sciag home,
01r lsiih wa fse brevest bri.dr
krz found n5t = sfofle 81 frntt
Or i've VIA fhe feirsst CIDER.
Bat ,4fnksd its wealth On dust
Erd "A 3sat5 the fabric ~ ken
And sef uDe the ciay hath shown
For uueh they have changed and fa1en,
Bat nothing ~ was our cwE.
The s5Sak thas 10 ~ made haser
The ~ wbich 70 Nary choose.
The gsfls there was found no pace for,
I ~ fic1es we could rot NE;
TIE e-t tkzt when iIfe was Einfss
fon-d sur mef IN s. ain and tome.
WITT thcse 10 our kin ana CONT -
JsaF 4 ep1s, rye are going bone.
--<Faeces s,F0Tn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-09


Fred Schwartz, Of this city. manager
OF theatrical company now touring IN
Florida, occasionally tells OF some
queer experiences in his letters to
friends here. Last week in small
town he was met by q messenger boy
with two telegFams The lad yolun.
teered the information that tho show
would have big house that night.
why do you think so:v inquired Mr.
Schwartz. Because replied the boy.
everybody in town has been getting
shared to-day, and that's a sure sign,
That night, when n red headed boy
was about to leave the theatre between
the acts, Mr.. Schwartz offered him 4
return check. "Oh. don't need one OF
them" said the boy. "Youll be sure
to remember me. I'm the only red
headed boy in Philadelphia
Record.