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whole. according 10 logic. Is equal to the
sum Of It's parts; but. says Prof. Hib-
ben. edissect the animal, and then es-
say summation of the parts" a living
whole is never discovered by a mere put
ting together Of It's parts. And 50, with
a group Of men. it is the esprit de corps
which unites them that counts Tor much.
Prof. Hibben goes on;
1T has often been said that the great
man. the genius. or the hero, lifts himself
above the ordinary level of mankind and
that ne in no sense belongs 10 the mass.
but is as one dwelling apart. self-sufti-
cient fulfilling the law of his own be-
ing. But the great man. If truly great.
belongs in a peculiar manner 10 his day
and generation; il not. there is no arena
wherein his powers may ind natural
manifestation. No man attains place in
the worlds history. save through the part
which he plays among his contemporaries
and In his own setting. He must have
the great heart and the great mind him
self and yet his following must, in some
measure at least, possess the elements Of
greatness No general could ever prove
his greatness with q battalion Of towards
The great prophet must gather about him
those who have not bowed the knee to
Baal, or who would hear his message
Luther had the Protestants, Cromwell the
Puritans. Napoleon his imperial guard
Washington the American patriots. The
scholar writes for scholars the man %
| letters for those who possess the respon-
sive mind and taste. Behind the great
masters Of English there has ever beer
+ that great body of their fellows who
Speak the tongue
That Shakespeare spake; the faith ane
morals hold
/ Which Milton held
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28

Two members Of the Princeton facul-
ty, according to Harper's Weekly. during
"a recent hurried trip to New York. We're
on "A Broadway car WIN il was stopped
by a blockade AS they were near their
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28

John Grier Hibben. professor of logic
at Princeton. contributes to the April
70 number of the North American Review
a fascinating paper on Popular Falla-
eies." Logic, we ind, is, after all. not
the inexorable science we commonly
think it. but a human product. The
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28

My reputation as author is at the mercy Of
the reader who lies under no other obligations 70
do me justice than those % religion and morality.
Il q man calls IDIOT or a plaglary, have
no remedy. since by selling him the book I admit
bis privilege Of judging and declaring his judgment
ana can appeaI only to other readers if think my
self injured.
johnson
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28


The German language is highly regard
ed in Japan. and no one who does not
know German is regarded as q scholar.
The "Shigarami Band has made trans
lations of Goethe's "Werther's Leiden.
Lesslng's Nathan der Weise." and a
part OF Faust" In certain literary cir
eles the philosophy Of Neitzsche has been
taken up. and Ibsen, Bjornson, Jokai. and
SienkiWicZ have been subjects Of study
by japanese literary students A Dante
society in Tokyo lasted month or two,
and at various times incense has been
burned at the shrines of Daudet Ros-
setti, Swjnburne. Aaeterlinck, and others.
The Japanese know a good deal about the
literature Of their recent foe, the Rus
SLAMS. Tolstoi has many worshipers, and
Turgenieff IS also admired DostOyev-
sky's Crime and Punishment is a pop
ular book in Japan, ard some Of Gorky
and TChecOff have been translated. IN
French literature it was Rousseau's
works which first gave the japanese
their idea of civil rights and liberty.
His "COntrat Social is IN the home OF
every educated japanese. Victor Hugo
is also known through his Les Miser-
ables" and lie NOtre Dame de Paris"
Alaupassant's short stories appeal to the
Japanese mind and Zola's Fruit and
Frutfulness" has a wide circulation
there. Thus it VIII be seen that the
japanese are pretty wei Informed on
the states of mind of the nations from
whom they have absorbed the ideas which
have made them great within some forty
years They viii, without doubt continue
TO adopt foreign ideas. and it is the be-
lief Of those who know that Japan has
wisdom enough to reject the bad and
accept the best.
The record Of book popularity at the
Public Library during the week past
shows that in nonfction the most pop
ular works have been odd Virginia and
Her NeighbOrs" and Benson's From a
College Window In fiction the call has
been for Locke's Beloved Vagabond
and Mrs Pastures Lonely Lady Of
Grosvenor Square" The popular iuve-
niles have been Grimm's Household
Tales" and Mark Twaln's TON Saw.
yer"
Ian AIaclaren has been writing sympa.
theucaHy OF Sir Walter Scott. his faI
IoW-c0untFyman. and one Of the auec
dotes he relates throws SO kindly a light
on the author of ''Waverley'' that It Il
well worth repeating. Sir Walter Scot
took a fancy TO poacher that was
brought before him for justice and passed
him into his own service and Purdl,
was his loyal henchman henceforward
When evil days befen Scott. and he haC
10 reduce his establishment Pope Math
ieson, who used 10 be the coachman
was willing to be the plowman. an'
Scott was most grateful for this fealty
The Washington herald., 1907-04-28
BY HECTOR FULLER.

Il cannot forget" says Loekhart, "how
his eyes snarkled when he first pointed
out 10 me Peter Mathieson guiding the
pillow on the Hough. Egad. he said. old
Pope and old Pepe's Whistling at his
darg. The honest fellow said a yoking
in deep field would do bath him and
the Blackies geed II things get round
with me, easy shall be Pepe's cushion.
One of the trials of SCOTS life was the
death of Thomas Purdie, the ex-poaeher
and trusty servitor u have lost, Scott
writes. my old and faithful servant, and
am so much shocked that / really wish
to be quit of the country and safe IN
town. I have this day laid him in the
grave" This was the inscription on Pur-
dies tomb.
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eullDlNo o. \ wlTlclan.
pelns u seks ths a3ms Though
unesr chsassd csnslsloas.


The noheminn had az article eufi
lied iieS Iaka Il Nsae II u
Maffhau 3 WGdaf. the Well hnoNn
hameflst cisea ftls slnFy Is An lllas
iHatiea - aae mr.Aoe Here is q
story STA SoSs ih it atnai fAina
etsre. the ahiai edli8f q London
Tfath Nhsn - Nas sts1--4.g fnr
ms hafbaei - Northampton fof the
Eagilah lafHameas little aigl caHe
up ie her Father ara SAID PAPA he
maee ~ iaipaeherer WHY Frptl
tence. mY desr nneNerea fne SOME
whai asseaBsaed parent Ana what
for rapaf inquiries the chlid NaN
that ispf > lad ipka L Nas haiurai.
anyway Hut listen % one q nliae
ahiCh really has ne same fgiut
gtoaEh u = brought auf IN & dineraai
wsy A child aad her mother arc on
the ears Opposite thefn Nfn 4 YuuuE
man dressed ~ the hsFht u fashion
says the child NAmmm. what II
ieAtT and. Sc she Asks Tia question.
she polnis 10 she yoanE mar oppoeite
ilnfh. ny dear. ANSWERS the mother
Bot mother Nant q knoN 10
qalot thc ch,.9 ths moihes whispers 10
hef ear lie ls ehat we cail dude
dear Tho child persists aa usual IA
rsining seme more Information And
who ai4ie him. mamma Why
rfoviaenre. dear. ~ coarse replies
the mother aoua yoice. Nhcfekt The
chliA erelaims 'oh. mefher. doesn't
Providence uke 81 have ran seiae.
tlmee You aee the stories ars real
y alike AZ an cfenia. me peini ls
she same
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SNAKE INDIANS ARE
SAID TO Be ARNING

Are ihe sUaka indians adsf TIE
taies9p o 0an nar ray
snake puparE make sme sort
q aeae fsta slea TIE PRESIDENT
sRts ue staieae1a pree amaaoug
Reports hage been coulue into tie
rtJ fuf seteu aeess THAT ne snakes
afe Kafheuas 81 large numbers at Old
HIckorf GROUND and fhat tbey are
SCI aru a negro living near this
etF wease rpsagion good. SAYS
tie feeaicIfraats are gathering IL
great banehes and that he recently yis.
ted ln tsc vicinity ~ Hickory Ground
aud that hecgming alarmed a the
sarIkc attlfBie of tie Indians. many
O whom were uegf0es be hastily re-
t4rued e Muskegee
Inquiry sas male a. the uniou
agency yesterday aud lt was discover
ed that there haFe been several lafge
pos soss lately Al Hickory Ground.
Tie main participants belng Greek me-
gfoss
O. BOT think there is auY more
activity among tie Snakes than usu.
Al said a hlgh ilcial = the Indian
agency q a Times Democrat reporter
yesterday I'VE have heard many
stories concerning Pow sows on Ilek.
oy Ground. hut 30 not think We
Al. al he "massacfeed u is more
Than likely that Crazy snake. sho
likes The glamof aud glitter Of Wash
lngton Is making a last stand Tor
fauds 30 again send him 10 see the
Great White Father
White settlers li tie nelghborhood
uf Hickory Ground are sal 70 b. con
sIieAb.y worked up ever the pow.
sess Nat have been golng on and
fear that an uprising may he attempt
ed stth TIE advent of statehood Nue.
kogce Tiues Democrat
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Aarlsr sor seslsass nAn.


The Dundee Advertiser telis 4 hsoFy
illuslratlhE Whlsslefa foagelgulaeas
and uftff lack q business las,isri -
lnK hard pFeased for 4 debt aad hAvinK
nnaslY been Informed he weuid BE-
sued uaiess chetk foY tie Afnoupt
waa seai by FeiArH 0f post the artist
mentioned ihe msslef 10 ore - bls
fnsnds sto ufed neaf hlm Espisin
lnk that he had a iaw p0aads Ia ihe
banA the exaet Ham unknown h0 Fe
QaesIed BE FREUD e stop s. the baat
"a tbs way ~ baslness 81 aaeerialu
what wRa rea4fed "a mats hib Ac
count EooA i8f q cherk II ailshEiy over
90. and 10 depaslt that amount for
htAl a. a loan Tbs friend vas gaitn
pilllng. and IA dae time stoot az the
cashiers aeak ol Wh;stlefs bank ask
ing Tor tbs amnunt q that Eenlle
mans balance explaining his eFrand
ne cashier eas Interested sect "a
the BIG book u haianees. turned ever
. fee pages. wrote down some n9uFes
Ahd IA 4 momeut placed them befure
the astoalshe3 friend Nhlaileru bal.
ance waA more than t2o008 Tho ar.
iist was delighted. bui foand il dira
cali % fegnsmtsg uheu be- had dcpos
tied 90 mach mnheY ~ whsrc ho bad
got it
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NAY LOCATE BOOTY
OF JAMES GANG

shaNuee. Ok Nov "a Nich.
5.s ~hasnes man believes be can
feeafer 80 90 shteh aSs secfeied lu
the AthackIe Mountains by pae q
tie Jesse james gang 10 TIE early 5oss
after oae q their northern raids
Frank James s credited vith stat
lug to a speech delivered - tie Dallas
fair two years 40 That be soald give
a reNara af 80 go & anyone eho
souid laeAts certain marx on fuck
ia the Ar0uckle mountains lu Tie
Ch0ciAu nation of Indian TefriforH
and that he wou.d d1 tie rest TIE
amount hidden bf tie gang is given
a. So oa0 And tie outlaws wsfe soon
arrested or allied after uae amount
was seofetsd viii tne result that &c
las become lost save faf the directions
passsssed By Frank James after the
mart Is once located
Nichols uks Informed of tie state
ment b. tee reputable citizens she
heard it and TIE description answers
exactly tie marx uhich be can locate
lie las spent most u hls time since IN
0ld As1ie0 and has not had time %
look up The wbefeaboats Of Frank
James vho Is supposed 70 be- resi-
dent 81 the big pasture ia Western
Oklahoma at TIE present time. where
he has . farm NiciloIs also states
uAt there Is marx Of TIE sams des
euptlon 10 the mountains where he
is mining Ia old Mexico aud il is pus
sia'e that part of the gang lad got.
zen that faf. a. tie marx Is q pecul
iar ans and the sufk ~ au artist
Tie tesse jaaes gaag d outlaws
made frequent visits 30 Indian Terri
tory and occasionally entered 0klahO.
na, shich Nas vast prairie a. that
time, slth 90 inhabitants save buna
lo aud The Indian ard fes COW
p1nchefs Ia the Semlucle nation on
tas b0audafg e the ChlckasaN ia
ton. which Is not f4r from here.
thore a IS fuek WhicH has tie name Of
Cole N0uug one % the gang eugfav
II on a. aith q sixshcalef engraved
ae5ee De- aua ne date beiue Short
atereanis ile gang ass captured
Nlehois s confident lhat The marx
which he can locate a TIE one. As it
s. impressed hlm thai he remembered
lE several gssrs The unknown mys-
tefy of The marx promises soon 20 be
solved
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l2 YEAR OLO SlPULPA GIRL
VICTIM OR BRUTAL ASSAULT

sF AaF kate ktae.
m asru eh0a Elr yIos
aQt two and laH ma fmH sa
p4pa aas eauuAIf assaulted afe
llst u.sit ana ths authorities hessafe
searching fu tht aena a8s mtitei
Tie criue The gf siil ale
Size wssals,eSefed gagged ard bound
Aod alone % tie hagse aisoai midnight
ani vas ina dflnR condition ~ one
sas araabd a. fhe time tie deed Wa
committed Thefe IS Absolutely o.
eias o. TIE assallaut
lariy tbs morning ate.epbaue mes
spFe was sent q tie Nuskoeee police
asking thar tbs b.eodaounds De- sent
q sapulpa at once
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nskIna uss q rasad

A iaaem - ~ resident after =
busy 1ay sas seated fesifaiig 8 home
WAsn fhe telephone btu fans SAWS a
Ns~ Yotk letter Meet m 81 the
waidoff enhla an heaf called 81
intimate ffieaa af tbe alhef end %
the wifc masi aee goa Dari Asl
Wuhla a. hoar la.gftant Good
b. The Hsriealie rFamhied voa.
isfsd ~hs business should follow a
Tired man into hls hame gul lnsa he
hosts alased his pife and hasilsa for
ths hotel It's friend vaa sutias f8f
hlu Is me waldorf cafe Well Hm
he saia shsi is itf What's ugf
WHAT'S up echoed 1tm WY
ru a. lunsy 81 oasiANay tonight
Want company some eae 81 tax
eth what Nll Yoa dnal Jsm s
bsrhFier
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Two People Injursd tn . Runaway
At the Carnival Last Night,

FridAs, Npe s.
What came sefs neAf belnx a fatal
runaway occurred last night 5bont
-saoeloek willie the earnlyal grounds
eefs pacssd plth men. women and
children Teo yeuug men. named
issrion and Williams. from near
whlte Oak ei,a Nnfs under the In.
Haebre u liauof started from tlle
eAsi slas ia teo i.ope lmgef aud
acre applying TIE ship Ia a liylsh
manner 81 the time fhe team reach.
"a the shos grounds fhsy we're going
81 . faflous fass aBa striking oaa of
lie gus fopes u tie steam swing tie
team landed against the side ef the
swing hreaklng the center pole and
smashing two q Tie wooden horses
The team then started eesg ca Illinois
avenue and ran lnio s buggy contain
iug Ms y Weaver ana young sea
iisI were fhfoNu out and tie child
sas pasufaliy bat not dangerously
injured Mrs Beeson d Faifland vas
alse =ssHckbg tie tsam and painfully
inbred her sounds being dressed b. Dr
laals bagbY Tleeecupanfs of TIE run.
aNay hagEg sere ulrosn from tte te.
hicle bat neither wefs hurt
The accident oecpfred at q time
when the streets were throused eith
people and u Is "a miracle that 3 scafe
of persons Nefe not injured oas 81
The horses ieEs esfe bfakea and il
haa % D. sbQt 81 Chief q p0lica
Webh uls moruiuE
The f0uuF men aefe arrested aY
MARSHAL Payne and they Nla have a
heatlns before ths mayor fha after.
noon oa charge q reckless driving
+ @ b safe ta mg fhat Ns aaof Wi
slFe t..sm ahe tfag a pa staf
SOFA pfa iee lat nfanfs e it
aId anbat te paN.le
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.FRANTz SLATE WINS
District Jndgcs and MarahaIs Ars
Named All Bear the Ffantz.
Hunter Combination Brand.

Washington. y. G.. New s psess.
dent Roosevelt yesterday announced
the following appointments Tor the
mss state u oklahoma
John a. CottefAl Judge nf tha
Western district
John Embfy. uulte4 states att0r.
ney % tho Western district.
John Abernathy, United states
marshal for the Western district
Ralph y Campbell, of McAlealer.
United States iadga for the Easteru
district.
Mwsiiiam Gregg Of Tulsa, United
States attorney fOf the Eastern dls
trict.
Grove A Porter, 0f Ardmore, Unit
81 States marshal Tor The Eastern DIS.
trct
TIE announcement of the
above appointments show TIE
Franil Hunter wing of the party
Is IA absolute eontfol Of the federal
patronage tbs has eliminated Ma.
tionai Committeeman sopef, Con.
sfessman Mc}aire and a feu others
sho have Joined 10 tie ant Frantz
movement The nee clerk has net
set beea named Tais Is san after
consideration. and ia theory At least.
rests with the Judges Cotferall is 4
Guthrie politician who has been
known more "a politics and la Masonic
circles than he has a. 5 lawyer nalph
Campbell Is regarded as one Of Tire
ablesf lawyers saa men 6i aTaifs ia
the neW state lu lhe Chocfaw Na
tioa au8 iu South NoAlestsF ehefe he
( 1fea hs . regarded as g splendid tfpa
81 a haHa14i3 progressive eitigan.
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elsl KlllIo A ,sAwN


s iarr ben haas. weirhinr neariy
faafi nean8f atiaetcd Mlss k'aiae
~ % is q Mifaa Wass vhile
tho young wuaa eeemHaaled ~
aaoe fd aF h afier
he rao HHa ua,iaa
rh tA6 Wi tt aaeh
as aus pigeons
he lek eEW dawB ani
afY - oHs al ihe reeohs
~ " qHaeatY
efere Hi fhrue.Hr O 81
ihe d a8e ~ Tha
haw th attacked fhn ns
naE ESQ g af slaa d
ta te h 81 ar After
kne eT An ora ih hef Bands
MsF Mela netef n aHe ~ faa
f8ae btfe eMeh h gary ha4
beer pNns $40 bHtaE he haes 9
hatl ataw oa 4 head kHci lf Ekespi
f8r fes scratches ghe fn4ns woman
aas nat ialufea
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BOTH BITTEN; BOTH LOST.

Oklahoma. CitY. o. Sov "a man
ard his f0utteen- year.old sou, bon
bitten bY a mad dog aud Threatened
with bydfophobla, are lest IN OklafD-
ma CITY They we're placed on ,
West Main street car and started tcr
the pssteur Institute. AZ 2.90 o'clock
yesterday afternoon They have not
arrived there.
Df J f Kuhn, whom Trey called
upon after thslf arrival IA Oklahoma
CITY does not kn0N where they are.
Dt S NJ Morgan. Of the instituts,
has not seen them 4 brother al Ard
more has become greatly alarmed be.
cause 40 message has been forwarded
concerning them
Tie man, Henry pfuett. a tarMer
52 rean Old, residing 10 Jhe rural dis.
tucts s miles from Ardmore. left tie
citg with his son yesterday morning
iof Oklahoma Clty TheYlwert COM
ing here 20 eseiye treatment as q
precautionary measure against mad.
mess because of au attack of vicious
dae
Tie sou vas bitten 0n tie hand bY
a d0g Tuesday evening Two days
later he father vas attacked by tie
animal Then Il vas discovered that
the deg Vas mad Tho fathers hand
began tDssell andibecame lu0amed a
short time afterNard, aud ou the I'D.
vice Of phYsielaus. he came 70 Oslaho-
ma CITY,
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81 oHf nsu aEs arlaag ths credit =
having raised huff9 ffum fhe degraded
position u disease q thar 81 = cons
mex a process Formerly harrf sim
ply bfaught people lo az eafIy sravs
with uaihlng e. thuN t1f BE- ehercas
nos it ls bscoms the means q iFans
iufmlas ueacs % mind which 81 q
sol.cisiu 10 say the beet u BE- ini8
ready mohsf Hurry has grosn % BE-
a great faei 10 llfs Even fhs fashions
taks aeroHai q e. untu someH Are
found aoiaa 40 their hair la sueh 3
va lha' they may ~ lhe speed limit
witbout fear q its eomins dozen And
he bssi u hurry i that i ls be oun
sun eat Justification Nobody ~
peets hurt1 10 have huv particular
reason behind Il any more Life
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Yu ~

Sqg laag sKo H
wright decided lhsi o. d b
hAra = thsatsg q hia esB in vhieh
% produce Ia Ger PLAYS lie didnt
have moHeY eanagh s. build 3 tlt be
had 4 wealth. .rsssa ia .sli sifeet
A sossn - ne i1oa sss la % him
The plaY srFhi visited VAL street and
iAla the scheme before hls friend The
Wail street maa pas his feet en hia
mAsaEanY assk abd listened attentive.
y lie admlfied that - had a fsw
haaafst thousand dollars lyiag around
ioass Fst sasat particularly snthuzi
uatlc % she lheateF project WY
wfite plaYs he demanded 81 last
Write ehsetH
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Fissitieus lmersaloa

i cannot help ihlukiug n toe pon
teffal thought displayed Go youf
daughters commencement essay lasi
June Yes answered Sir cumFox.
Judging from that ESSAY. yea eoua
thlak sho vas as much Interested ia
Iha sHhssfYieuca cf iadlylaael Ar
hilton b Etofahl Destiny e. shr Is
in Sc cream SODA 1901 ahe hnI
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katiys Chinese papers state that tie
Chinese press vii n future he con
trollea b. he mlnistl - posts and
ceumuniestions The follosink usw
lass are proposed The press shall
not be permitted % altHsk either the
1ossFnmsat ~ the administration
NothisE y ths Hatsre 81 : personal Eg.
taeh shall b published, nor stall sny
secret document u TIE government hs
inserted These laws vin bs put IN
opsratiua srsr The advice q the min.
listers hAs been secured
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Tn. Jewel st Fsrsiv.ns...

Nothing Il more moyiaG - man
shAn the spectacle 0f reconciliation
cur weaknesses are thus lndemninsd
and are ret 100 costly bslnI The
price - pa fer tie boar % forgive
nets and the archangel eho has
nsYsf felt angeg has reason a. euyY
the mas vho subdaes Ii Wien tAos
fofEteag. he man vho hsa pierced
ny heart stands % thes IN he reia
tiou % she sca worm that psFfofaiea
fhe shell q the muaas which
sttalgbtwaf closes the wound slih
peaf Hlchter
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A n.aa., Nsm.n,, rrlsL

a wsman 81 Beaver Falls. Pa Il
has jest been discovered. has besa
Golag sbosi regularly beGGinE loaves
Of bread fYum residents 90 ous aide of
= street.. pieadiuE that abe bad = siek
husband and ftarviag children 81
hone Thea she packed the leaves
uiesly ia basket and parsed slong
the ether side and cold them q, fancy
prices saying she vas Obliged o. bake
90 support 4 large family
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en.Iahese. Fssnsr...

The Trvsn folE seated on The wiee
veFan6s seFe haelnr discussion
cuacsfeire heaven kud = little aanEh
tss wsa sitiiuE hresHilf around ne
Efoup sAiiliks beW q Alles hlue
ulsou nettated above hsf eufis and
her shits ffaek stood sirilY against
the Nlad esms from hsaFeu tbs
announced iu the pause cf The eon
ysrsatlon fhsY pui viuFa % ne
ana sent ms doSu here and. shs
htasd rsninisesntly basent sesn
anyhody FROM there since
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The elid ~ ihe pHshaF mHiiou
sire efhei be hasius table a
fea $50 Hoe.datan fbe paIfiak
HaIa 0Herea hfT tae mnfHIue uaHefa
N N never Etr Ha tHae
ete SIS aai IS losh - 81 .ae
cs baf 90 ih'ns Fha Ihf3 ugM
Aht he Shipped A 500
~ Hatg m EaH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-14

Nsfuaa lee has tote samoNhefH the
s'ofy & the marvellous eaeclH % WAe
nsf IS 4 headache one does. after 5
time. saceamh 10 what e kind q
hyrnotlsm the soand seems almost e
clear the ar, 0f ai least 10 ION one
lnto . kind ~ dream IL Which oniy the
sense ef bearing exists
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-14

TIE HrtIsg uu ha1 afHa toe
t f care of the r#ei millionaire
rf fuu q maue me. saia he
simply Hhy Ar Glfieagc this Is
rather sudden Z knoa. child. 4
know nat yoall have plenty 60 time
to set used % the idea fn have =
neres Job 70 get ia II NJ xife -
Louisville CoarlerJoufnal.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-14

Water pipes al frozs up aud the
plumber is wearing 4 smile that won't
cons on.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-14

Turkeys are a. scarce a. the hall 90
a Mexican dogs back.