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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03

Der GroB-S troBen.M arftbole" inter
ocn }ntipi5ien oes ,0euti6.Nmcrifo-
uiihcn &incoln.Glubs :" IN Ntr. 1893,
Ncit-@ollimore-S troBe; in Der o9ob-
mcns6uae" um 8roQopup ul0 9or-
uco. StroBc, OIL Der Gfc BON NaID-
tnHton- unO Sciferion.S troBc; an Der
Gdc Don 6renlont- II. Ycnniplponto.
9lpenltc unO OH bartholomew anoerelt
El0Bcn. @obl Die beitbeiudtcitc Ser
jonmlung mar Ole Oc5 o0cutid.
2(mcritonilden &incoln.Ghub9."
0ente 2(beno finoct in Der o2pric-
&oQe" cine groBc republlfoniIhc
MISUNDERSTANDING itott, IN Der @e,
ncroIanUolt @6orles 5, @onoparte
Ocn &oriib fiibren miro. 0tebrerc
Clubs meroen mori6iren luo Gle.
pbontcn nit iid fii6rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03

Die bclttc cri1ciucu0c @ohrtoua-
9obc Oca DGeutiHcn Gorrcipon0cn,
ten" lit reidboltiG an Su- lmo 9(la,
lonO. Gepcid)en, Die in oen pcrfloiic-
men iicbcu oui ocml aoll5cn Gr0cn.
rumO iid 5%uactroacncu mi6tiacn Or
cigniiie bcdenO. Go}u cntbGIt as
@odcnbIott cine dltBcrit i%eiicInO &c,
Id)rie6enc Modlcnrlmoid)oL Sotolbe-
rit,te aus Baltimore un0 ocn al.
-9ren5enoCn 0iitrittcL Gr3Ghlngcu,
EoItnodri6ten ans 9cuti6lono II.
/. u. Gua g8o6cublott oc9 oGeut.
id,c1 Gorrciponocutcn" cianct iit Dor
3iigli6 iiir Den &crinnOt an IrcuurOc
uno 8crpunote in ser ultcn @cinntb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03
@rleidtcrnna iiir NNspcptifer.

Gin Weoi5iner Don olSgeoehntcr Or
iabrung biiart oniiir, OnB piele 2elltc,
mel6e nld)t aan5 gelun0 lin0, melhe
inoeiien nidt miiieL mas ibnen ieblt,
on llnperoaulihteit Ieioen. nno buB
in alien ioId)en GGllcu Ourd) iolgen'
bes 9e5ept am brlten Grleidterun8
aeihaiien miro:
/ Gram 1SInio Grtroct @uhu
" lln5e 9ulio Wtirtltr,
/ Gram Stub Grtratt 8entiau
COMPOUND,
~ lln5en 8oiier.
Gieics miro Orei Mnl tdglidI in
7oien bon einem gBloiiel poa Dor
Dem Giicn eingenommen NM lit oas
ralli beredpnet. nid)t MIR llnperoat.
lidfcit ielbit III Oelt iort9eid)rittenltell
Sormen SIT pcrtrci6en, lonoern oa9
ollgencine 9eiihOeu Oes WaoenS all.
genblidlih 81 Derbeiiern. @crm Nm
5eiden bon einem lauren Mogcn Dor.
bnnoen iiho, ioafe oen obigen Suare.
bientien Elm 5iihloiiel Dor 9ofiooo
tin5ugeiiigt mer0en, meldes iu irgeto
ciner 9lpoibere, in meld)er oaS Jic5ept
eiisgeiiiat Miro, 81 erlmigen lit ulo
i'm @an5en nid)t niebr ais 40 Gents
fpIten iollte. Q23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03
Gum ut er@eim b.
Wtit Dem 9ur00eutiden Slop00ompIer

Gum . c Ii 6 0er@ 0tb.-
Mlit benz Nor0oeutiden SlopOOoTpIer
.Wiaebo0" iubr Mittmo6 Irolt
9lnno Sdrumnnn bon Pr. 13, Sol
int6. StroBe, nod IelttiGlono ob,
Sic bcilld)t 3rm06it ibre &otcritonot
H%orobauien nn Sor5, no lie lid lGn'
qere Belt bel &crmonOtcn nuibulten
miro, mo ipGtcr i1brt lie Damn jt
ibrer Sdmcitcr mad Mto9ocburg.
lin ser NbreiiCn0cn 2ebcluobI SIT ia
gen, botte Iid nubcr ibrcr SNmcltcr,
SSrou Warie Braun bon 9tr. 3, &ni'
iutb.S trobe, Carroll, cine Itottlidc
8eieQid)nit olli ocnl Compiler cingc'
funbcnL oic Die Sabine 6rau Sdyu.
monn'S munocridon nit Nlumcn
idgniidte mo ibr @riiBc iiir Die icrnc
&eimotb olitrug &err 6rc0. Mongrr
nnb Srall, SEER Srmin Wnnger,
Srnn Nu9uIt E0ae. SEER 'pcrmom
5ollc. Srau Nnno I0ac, Srol NINA
Nolte, 6rou 8. &cri unO God)tcr,
Srnu Sdcrber, 6rnu &ori mo piclc
Mnoere mcbr Geinnocn iid] inter Gem
IbihieOsacleite,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03

Gem 8crt6 tSDcrfobre
ii 6ermiecn. - Charles 5. Seo'
man, lucldcr, luie beridtct, ON Otitt.
nod Nbeno luegel1 ollgebltdleI
Sdnin0clcicn perhnitet lpltr0c, 1T
geitcrn Nod)nlittGg bon Nid)tcr Sooen
in ser mcitlid)cn Yoli5eiitotion Dem
@eridtaperio6rcn ii6errpicien morOen.
Scomon bate ongeblid fiir Elm &C.
nlolteS 6cniter, 0nS I'M ct. Ginccnt-
Woiienbou8 eingciett mcrOen lolltc,
Q~eiuInnlelt uno bottc io9or Gin 9iIo
bel ii6, nod Dem bo3 ongc6Iidc SEN
tier acmolt mcr0cn iolltC. Inter DC
ncu, bel mclden Scomnn C%rfol0rcid)
mar, bcionocn iid) bic &&. GupiO $.
Gnrrol, ErGiioent ocS y&crcinS Ser
&nufleute uno 6obrifnntcL" Nerbcrt
u. Eieiier uon Nr. 1919, @cit-Grntt-
Strobc. NIt0ult @olter Don 9tr. 400,
@eit-Erott. StroBe, mo Solomon
Hoicntbol BON 9tr. Alb, Erotts
StraBe.
Sphn ais q d) ioIgcr 0cS
GoterS. - @otpcrllcur WnrfiCl0
crnunntc Gcltern @crrn ). Charles
Wocgill bon Goton3pile 5llnl Mits
glico Scr Gireftorenbc60roc Oe3 yNfo'
rplot0 SoipitolS fir 8eiitcsfroufc"
an Stcae ieincS fiir6lid) pcrItorbenell
&otcrS q, ". Moc1iQ.
Ger nSeiien 9orm il i D.
ter Serein" bGIt am 0ieuitnQ
AbenO, Sen I. Moi ieiue 8iertel'
iobrS : Serianmlung in ieinem Ser
citslofol, Or. 1922, SIt.&rattitrabe.
ur Id q. - lie Eoli'
5~eibe6oroc 5cigt all ouberer STEELE oes
.0eutiben Gorreiponoenteu" az, onl
an @nbltagc bel bober Straic oit
@oitmirtbid)aiten geIdlolien leir
miiiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03
Sine cSamilieu.S rng0Otc.

Sine Samilicn.S rngDOic,
s. Senrp Mi6olefomp bon i~eiaetl
Sobne eridoiien. - 2eeterer Re.
idiibte YPlitter uno 8rltOer Dor
ben 2tngrifien ocs @otcrs. - Ger
Gri6oiiene NOR Na6tpG6ter i'm
3~oQgebouoe.
s. Scnrp Mfioolefomp, len, SO
Sabre alt, nltroe geitern Wtorgen &c
gen 6 ll6r in ieincr 8obnltng ot
NoOc. Npcuuc bon ieinem II Sabre
oItcn Sobnc s. Scnrp NtioOIefdmp,
JIM, eridoIien. @8te bon Den Bethel
ligten ongegeben miro, i%elterte Der
jlnge Wtioolefomp Den to0tliden
SduB, INN ictne Wtlttter un6 ieinen
9rlt0er Dor Den Nngriffen ieinca 30
tiers 81 beId)iiben.
Mfio0lcfump, len, Der ais Na0ts
lpGdter i'm Inter 8unoeSihoBanlt
inn 3ollgeb0uoC bci6Gftigt NOR,
tcbrte AeItern Worgen nit Dem %critei
acknowledgements Ser Goton5piQe
Clinic nod Sollie 3uriid. Gr fotb
iciHe tSrau i'm uuteren Stodluert Dor
mo ioL 0teieI6c, nub ibrer glnga6p,
iofort bei'm 0etreten Der Mobntnd
9cidlogen baben. Ger Gltcite So9ft
oes G6cpaareS, 6ronf Wioolefnmn,
Der Die Mlttter rltfen b0rte, fam bic
Greppc bcrob geeilt unO pcrilt6te, iei-
men Safer bon Der Willtter meg5urei-
BEN, mas ibm ober nid)t gelung. Gos
ge9en ernii6tc Der altc Wtio0lefornp
lcine 6rolt un0 ieinen Sobn bel Der
&c6le. Gr oriidte @eioe in cine Gfc
mo bcgonn oieielben 3ll miirgcrL OILS
Ser jiingere So1n nit cillcm Heools
Der IN Der Sono berbeieiIte. gI5 Der
icl6c Die Situotion un0 Ole pcr5errten
0eiidtcr BON Wtlttter uno 9rlt0er Iab,
crJo6 er Ben Hepolper ut0 CAB ulli
icinen Safer, Der ibm 6et Hiidcn SUI
febrte, 6citer. Der olte Wti0olefun1p
i6lltg sic S6n0c in Die 0o6e mo IieB
BON icincn Spfcrn al. 9uS Cr lid
um0rebtc, blidtc er in 0oS @eli6t Icis
mes SoDneS, Ser nit Dem nod ralt.
denoen Hcoolper Dor ibm Iton6. Gr
crbob lid ltn0 manOtc iif gegen bic
len ser erl6rcdt aus Dem Sonie flo6.
Ntioolefon1p fonnte ieood) MIR nod
mcnige Shrittc MADDEN, obs i'm icinc
&rGitc pcrIicBcn; or ~itiir5tc 81 9ohcn
mo Itor6 nod menigen Scfitnbcn.
Nl3 fur5 nod Ser S6icBerci Gin
Eo(i5iit cri6icn, NOR 6rou WiObIe-
tomp an 3uiommcnbrc6cn. Der
|oli5iIt Qclcitcte iic nod ibrcm 3int-
mer rm0 pcrboftctc Damn ocn ill1aen
:. Scurp Wfiholcfomp, Ben cr III Der
GutonSpiQe Yoli5Ciitotipn cinliefertc.
Coroner @bitclp bon GotonSbille lei.
tete iofort llnteriudrugcn ii6cr Den
troltrigcn Sail elm.
Der GriAoIicne mar III G%otonSoiac
uno llmgcbrmg iebr gut bcronnt. Gr
mor frii6cr &utifer zines GrprcB-
lpoqcnS 5lpiiden GotonSOiQe mo
Baltimore, ipGtcr Motormom zines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno icit ctiua
cinem Sabr NohtmG6tcr I'M 3ou9c.
bG1l0e.
Coroner @bitelp biclt geitern
9(6cnO nod einen Snqucit ab, BET
Dem sic @ei6luorcnen ein GerOift
obgo6cn, oltf @rlno Oeiicn Der JIM
&C ). @eurp MioOlefnmp ir~cigeluiicn
mllr6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03
Sunncnnnts nn0 ltntcr0ano.
TnS gSCttCr.

Sir OtorplonO mo ben Iiitrlit
Columbia bellte bcm0l:t uuo m6gii-
der @ciic NeQcu; morQen mic0cr be-
moltt; lcidtc oitlihc Ninoe.
@eitern nor Die b0hite Ecmpcro.
tur 60 @ro0 Inn Up ltbr Nnhmit.
tags mo Die nicOrigitc II @roo I'M
6 llbr WorAcn3.
Sn Den unOcrcu Nun0co p @cttcr.
Observation-Disclosures mllr0cn &c.
Itern Die iolgcnocn nieOrigIten Iem.
pcroturen uer5ci6nct:
Goilport 81, %ortlono IS, 9oiton
40, Ilbonp 36, Ncu Norf rs, Rbilns
belpbio IS, Ntlontic.Gitu Is. @uib-
ington Is, 9ioriolf 80, Charlotte 56,
Sottcru2 81 NSiIminaton 60, Charlie
Iton GS, Sununob GS. %udionpillc
20, Supitcr n, &cu- g9cit y, Ntlnntu
5S, Wontgomeru 81, Ncm.S Orleans 66,
YoIcitinc 5G. @oIpciton 81, Corpus
Gbriiti 81, WcnlpbiS Is. Cincinnati
40, &ittSburg IL, Galucqo 81, 9uiin,
10 81, GlcuclonO So, Detroit 36, III.
peno 81, WorQuette 80, 8rcen Bon
3S, Chicago 10, Gulutb 30, ct. Saul
'36, ct. 2ouis II, aonio$.Gitu 40.
Smobo II, @ltron u, @iSmord tG,
@iaiiton Is. Sabre -, Sclcun 2G.
Salt 2ofc 81, Ncnper 81, Nortb
Glottc 81. 9ob9c II, Nmorilo 3S,
Cos Nngcle9 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03

Sin idJ6nes nnS niitlideS 0cidenf
fir Nngcb0rigc lit INNER cine lebcns'
srufc photographic pSer cine fiiuit.
lcriid u%ollcnbctc Gopie cincs alien
SilScs in Grapun, @aKerfarbe, Del
ooer Eaitcll. Die id)jniten Cabinet
bilocr nnr 81 pro Ontcno.
Snlins Stbtrf, oeuiiber G~botoerapb
(90--) 321 Noro-0 ap.S trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03
Sr0blidJc8 g8icOcricbcu,

Irci 9ultimorer je6cn Icit &dbrcrI
gum critcn Mole ibrcH 8otcr
&orItcn Midaels wieOcr. - Ger
icl0r i'll @aIt BON @rn. NuAuIt
6eufcr. - Mar id)on pier Nal III
Nmcrifa.
Cas- irG6li6e Wie0erie6en 3nii6en
&uter mo 0rci ainOern nnd langet
&ubreu Ser lrrnmung mur0c in Der
@obmmg bon Srr. Nugllit 6cnfer,
Oe3 Qlgemciu befonmtcu WeiBbier.
brulterS, )}r. 1904, 9}orO-Gorolme-
StroBc, ollf miiroigc @eiic geicicrt.
@r. 2lritcn WihaeliS, Der Shruicgcr-
uoter 0c3 6rn. 1cnfer, mcIder 5lts
glcld Der &utcr BON Srr. 6ric0ridl
Wid)aclio uno Srolt MogAic W{cndc
it, lungte am V(ittpO6 bier oltl Dem
Camper ,aoln" an mo nur0c jt
Occult Foint bon icincn bieIiacn PIN
%gebori9cn ubgc6oIt mo nu6 Nrn.
6cnfer's ySobmtng AeIcitct, luoiclbIt
5lm iro1cn @icoericben Oie Gbums
pogncrpiropfcn luitig ftolltcn ntO
manhe9 Nlo9 oltf 0o3 @obl 0e5 lpill-
tommpucn @aitcS, Der bis Nlittc Slnli
bicr 81 DcrluciIcn gcOcntt, gclccrt
Wur0e. Sr. Wiihaeli9, mcldcr Dor
10 Sabren 5l SiiitcOt, areia Soper,
bel YrcmclL 0oa 2id)t Der @elt cr.
bIidtc, lit Elm intereiInntCr 0crr mo
iiir ieill Glter nod iebr rillti1. &u,
cr uimmt 10 IcbbdftcS S1tcrciic an
lrincn @cldjdit oaB CT bercit5 gcltcrn
nlt5rednctc. mann er abiubrcn miiIle,
nm redt5eitig 5ur Seucrnte ein5utrci.
fen. llcbriAen9 lit Oieics nid)t Oo9
critic Dial, 0aB Nr. Wft6aeliS in 2lnle=
rita mar, benn oils Singing BAT cr
bereita bier Dial Die 8eIta0e Der
utlantii6cn &iiite Der Ser. Stnnten
Geriibrt ut0 BEL lrinem gllteu 0e-
G0dtniB bnt er iid nod eincn reihcn
&Sortifub Der CngIiihcn Sprod)c olli.
bcmnbrt. &r. WtihaeliS mar non lei
ncm @otcr sum S6nciOer bcitimmt,
oacin cr iebntc iid) onrlod), Die groBc
mcitc @clt uno ibrc Weerc 81 ieheu
mo 10 illbr cr ledlS Sabre lang nli
Cincm gSoliii6idnGcr, mobci cr aller.
oingS mundJnlol geniinld)t bubel
mag, OaB er oobeim bel Wflttcrn
mare; oem cinmoI mar icin Sd)ifi in
ser N16e pom @r0nlono lieben Wo-
den lang I'M Sis cingciroren, nab.
reno Elm onocrcS Nal Die Wunnld)nft
pier Modcn i'm Sic ieItioB. 3luci
Mol illbr Sr. Mlid)oelia ulf Scgcl.
i6iiien bon Nrenlen na6 Hem.Oorf,
uno cr mar elmer Der Grlten, bic olli
ocutiden Onmpiidiiien cine Nmerifa-
rciie mudten. Canals ootcrte cine
Hciic nuf ben 9ompicrn nod beinobe
orei @ohen iulO bel ben Segelidiiicn
mar ia nod feline onlGbcrno iclte 3cit
ollS5llrcdncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03
Gon5il ii oiidcr 6rouer

Gon5il iit0t der 6rouen.
- Sn Der Sabrcsuerlommllln9 oe$
Gon5ilS iiioiibcr Sralten I'M Glltom
EIoce-S empel iuuroen iolgenOe BE.
ante crpGblt: Yr0liOcntin, 6rm Wtos
les @ol0enbcrN; critic Sicc Yr0li0cn'
tim 6rou Wf. i. @rouer; 5ueite 8iccs
E%rGii0entiu, 6rou .. 5. &ormnu;
correiponoircnOe SefrctGriL 6roll
Gli Strorie; protofollirenoe SctrctG.
rim, Sri. 9lintcc Stein; Sdosmciitc'
rin, Sri. Gmilie Sd)iii. Sn ibrcm
SobrcSbcridte cmpfobl bic ErGliOcn-
tin 1Srou Moic0 @oloenbcrg, ooB Sic
Mitglieocr oea Gon5ilS 10 picl pic
mOglid) 5ilr Nll3ituttrulg oeS ncllcn
&oipitolS iiir jilOiid)e S6lpinoliId)'
ti1c, Oeiicn @ol olird Oic gencrGie
@obc BON Scrrn ,Socob Gpltcin unb
onoeren Ebilontropcn moglih gcipor.
Ben lit bci5lttroGcn; ierner, oaB lid,
oic Ianlcn iid Der Sumilien, bercn
GrnGbrer lih in Dem &oipitol beIin.
Den ioQtcn, bcionoers n%nnebmen. Gir
Scfretdrin 6rolt Gli Strouic modltt
sic NnrcgunG cin GetentionSbou&
iiir Die iiipiid)c1 G%migroutcn cinSll.
riften. INN tic bon Den llnbeQellmlid
fcitcn mo Inncbmlidfciten. Oencll
oicie oft o~tSgcicBt iinb, 5l idilbcn.
NuBcrocm purbcl nod mcbrerc &C.
mcinniibige Mobrrgeln bcidlplien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03
Hcloienonnge

nad 9eutidlano "a Gents pro Narf,
nad Oeltreid 201a Gents pro arone.
Yorto EXTRA. Sdiffsfarten bon uno
nad Geutidlano. T~eiiepdIie, @etp-
iel, Grebitbrieie uno ausIGnbiites
@elo. Sbeo. s. 9icner G g., 217
Sit-gaItimore.S traBe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03

HeiIe Bureau nno @edielltube
Shiiisfortsn bon uno nod SeutId)'
lnno nit Dem Norooeutihen 2lopf
unb m1beren 2inien. EeiiepGiie
@ediel, G~rcoitbrieIe uno 9eloienoun
gen.
217, Cit-%aItimure-S trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03
,Sarmpnic : Safc,H

Rr. 414, @cIt.S apette. Strafer &arl
SdmiSt, Snbabcr. @iirsbarser !Sof-
brdn iriid) am 3apf. Diners, Suapcrs
a Ia carte. Sn Snr5rm Gr6ffnnng
Scs Sommersartens. (april t,1S.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03
Nar 6eiHcrt,
Tcutider Ebutugrapb,
4O9-411 NprS-0 Strait,

fUJ"fII
Mar NeiNert, 409-i11, 1prosg ah. straRe.
(2e511,1O
epcsiat.E fferte!
Tur fir cine fur5e 9etf.
8 feinfte gahiuets8ortraitS uno / Iebeftsgrobea
4orirait NIT fetnem Ha6men fir $3.50.
Bite, atten Gle auf meiue Aorefte:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-03

Seine Guniirmations-I n5iige
madJt q. Snicrim, 8unoeni6ueiSer.
Hr. ~, Noro.Gutam. StraBe.
(9tpriI17-tTtIr)
The Washington times., 1907-08-11

The ball struck the trunk Of gancins
ing and dreaming OF whole
the
and down the thought
the ball they could grabbed
before il rcla
The Washington times., 1907-08-11


thn Big
o behind the Big Rock Aundk
ms paws and Chewing looked
nom e grSoe taken from the Nahuay
BIRD had wrapped al around
The Washington times., 1907-08-11


in
he without
made because didn't
whing through the the direction the Big Rock behind which the Cub
dhs
striving Bearsgo
The Washington times., 1907-08-11

d found yhueawh eOnaHuh
end
int
the h angwhh
B6o But naeB Cbsadhe
The Washington times., 1907-08-11

gpg loose but ame oLdunwndh Ad
k be e1
nwn penedb
y BGa saaashsd ddaKNoVVm
ehgh h LGH uwIdhu NOuNDEED
&QuehIy daWMddh- h-G tdE YuxHGxI
The Washington times., 1907-08-11

Cpby andwatbak oAs
hB gBrrrr e4asyw
when returned
Big gBarwG
dkP ib
db soon wdceo
A a E su u I aa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-08

p tourists, visiting the Pacific Coast
IN victims to the attractions of the odd
horned toads.
Orned toad hates moisture in all forms
ever under any circumstances drinks !;
live he must eat, and this he will not
len observed-he will die first.
writer got together variety OF insects
orned toads eat, put them in a dish in
there was enough syrup to prevent their
and placing it near Arizona, her bright,
|ndent minded pet, left the room.
|gh crevice she observed results. The
|g flies and bees soon attracted Arizona.
after looking about, finding himself
he quickly devoured all that had been
ed for him.
b day for many weeks his rations were
in this way. After a time Arizona be-
30 far domesticated that he would fur
take fly or bee from his dish when his
IS was in the room. As he grew accus-
to human surroundings, he became
CONSCIOUS, would eat when his mistress
ar him, and finally took food from her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-08
Arizona's Habits

FHOUGH arizona became a great pet,
it'll unlimited confidence in his mistress,
er changed his methodical habits, but
is life in his own way to the end. His bed
little box of desert sand, and to it he
his way at two-forty-fve O. clock each day.
bid he do this with the regularity with
a clock strikes the hour? How do birds
/ their way to the southland? Who shall
But know he did, and to bed he went
|ay at quarter before three o'clock in the
bon, for nine months out of each year,
pre- than four years. The other three
he remained in unbroken retirement
ona's way of taking to his bed was as
pr as the regular time of his going
ing into his sand box, he plunged in head
bst, and with flip of his tail threw the
10 he was completely covered. When
ling to dive into his sand bed he closed
|se by means of circular valves, with
the nostrils of horned toads are pro-
These valves completely shut out the
fand also for the most part the air.
hour of Arizona's rising was movable,
fpended wholly on the weather. If the
hg was fine, he came forth joyfully to
! he sun; if there was fog, or it was
and threatening, he remained motion
his sand until it cleared. As he did
much as peep forth. how he knew the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-08
A Pc G. II Ii A r p E T
By Antoinette Van Hoesen

state OF the weather is one OF the mysteries.
The fashion of independent waistcoat
was perpetual with Arizona, although the color
varied with his temperature. His coat was
brown and black, with cream markings, and
when he was cool and self contained his waist
coat was bright yellow; when he was I'M
usually warm or excited his yellow waistcoat
became first buff and then lavender.
As he knew the time of day, Arizona also
knew when the rainy season was about to set
in, and with no more preparation than if he
was retiring for the night he crawled into his
sand bed to remain for three months or more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-08

see the gentle Par-lor Lion!
serve his taw-ny name!
bur delight he opes his mouth
d roars and roars again.
people standing close to him
We travelled many miles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-08

To feed him taf-fy, which he likes
Observe his hungry smiles!
What has he done to earn the sweets:
| do not know nor care.
Great deeds don't make a Par-lor Lion
tbs long and shaggy hair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-08
The Pet Had Reason

T ONG before the close of his career Arizona
II had demonstrated that he understood and
reasoned; also that he was capable of warm
attachment-and of jealousy. On one occasion
a person who had captured a horned toad,
finding that it was starving many of them
do, brought it to be fed with Arizona. No
sooner did he see his mistress caring for it than
to eat, and became SO i'll that all attempt to
succor his rival was abandoned. AS soon as
the other toad taken away, Arizona was
himself again. This state did not endure as
later he developed jealousy of persons to whom
his mistress was specially attentive.
When he had been less than year in cap,
tivity, Arizona knew his name, and would
come when called; providing he was not eating
doing some other thing specially interesting
to himself. When he was thus engaged he
merely turned his horn crowned head, noted
that he was wanted, and gave the matter
further heed. When in addition to being
called by name, mention was made of some
edible of which he was fond, especially if it had
not been given him in sometime, as a cater
pillar or bee he would make all haste to re-
spond. When thing more commonplace was
mentioned, fly, he proceeded slowly, and
if he had recently eaten and was sufficed, he
would not bulge, though he would turn his
head to show that he knew he was being called
This recognition he bestowed only on his mis-
tress, and while she could take almost any
liberty with him, he showed intense resentment
if handled by others.
Being transplanted to New York, Arizona
with his box of desert sand and his mistress to
serve him. led happy life until the heat in the
apartment house where they were located
failed. The most delicate tropical flower is not
more susceptible to frost or cold than horned
toad, and that frlgid week was Arizona's last.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-16
DEMOCRATS. DO YOUR DUTY

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FOUR HOURS IN WHICH TO VOTE
All LabOring MEN must have -Four
Hours off on Election Day

Under the Oklahoma Election law
an men employed as wage earnera
must be given four hours during the
day whte the election IS in progress
Ia which % vote and any corpora.
ton, superintendent or foreman who
does not release hh men for such a
period Of time subject themselves to
la fine Of not less than Fifty and not
more than Five Hundred Dollars.
Here ia The section Of the iaw waich
applies 90 Che election next Tues
dayi
"No poraan entitled 20 vote at any
general, national. territorial on eoen.
" election shall be employed upon
the day on which such election shall
be held In any manufacturing min.
Ing mechanical or mercantile eslab.
lishmenl; or any railroad or cor
poration In lhis Territory during
the period Of four hours after open
ing and closing Of polls on said day;
and any district court may enforce