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The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
Makes Cation Rate.

A petition from the Louisiana and Northwest Railroad was granted by the Arkansas Railroad Commission to make the flat rate on cotton on that line one and one-thfrd the rate made in order No 349 of the commission. All other rates on this road. which is short and unimportant line, are on the same basis
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
Wounded in Head.

The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Nabors of Nashville received a severe scalp wound while gathering persimmons in company with her brother. The boy was clubbing the fruit from a tree when the stick he was using struck his sister in the head.
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
Readiustinq Assessment.

The Crawford County Equalization Board is readjusting nearly all the assessments in that county. The board is going over the entire list, both real and personal and many changes are being made.
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
Enoine.r Atkinson Killed.

Engineer James c. Atkinson of Pine Bluff, and two mail clerks were badly injured in a freight wreck on the Cot ton Belt near Stephens in Ouachita county. A defective track caused the turning over of the engine and three cars
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
Alfalfa Crops At Fayetteville.

F. NJ. Grover, a farmer living near Fayetteville has cut his alfalfa four times this year, and will get another cutting if early frost does not inter fere. He has cut six crops from the same ground every season since it was sown six years ago.
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
Will Investjoate Diamond Field

Prof. Philip F. Schneider, the we'll known geologist of New York, has been appointed by Commissioner Guy B. Tucker to make a thorough investiga- tion of the diamond field in Pike county. Commissioner Fuckers in- struetions to him are to ascertain everything possible concerning the de posits.
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
Thrown from Movino Train,

Guy E. Leary, prominent business man of Marianna, while stepping from a moving passenger train, made a mis- step, and got off the wrong way, and was thrown against some ties and sustained several injuries.
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
Wheels to Catch Fish.

A curious plan for catching fsh is used on the river Columbia. Wheels are set up in midstream, which as they turn cast the fish into troughs on the river banks. Five tons day are often taken by this process.
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
Committed Suicide.

Rosa Devine of Lockport, Mo, com mitted suicide at Fort Smith by talk ing carbolc acid. The girl was re- gently arrested at Tulsa, I. T., it is said on a charge of grand larceny and released under bail of s5.000.
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
To Advertise Resources.

The Immigration Association of Baxter and Marion counties will print 500,006 copies of booklet describing the resources of those counties and distribute them where they will do good
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
Murdered and Rob bed.

J. w Cromwell of Painter was robbed and murdered near Hoxie re- gently. and his dead body, with the head almost crushed into a pulp, was found lying near the railroad track. His murderers are still at large.
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
Aaed Women Cutting Teeth.

Mrs. Lowe Sevedge of Belton, aged @ years, is cutting her second teeth one being through and Mrs. Bob Jones of Unity, about the same age. is also teething. having cu' several.
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
Senate Journal Nearly Completed.


 The proceedings of the Senate of the recent General Assembly is in type and all the proof of the copy has been read by the Senate Journal Commit tee except a portion of the last days proceedings. The committee, which is composed of Senators Carloek, Hami- ter and Harrison, has been engaged in the preparation of the Senate Jour. nal about four months. Much of the work of copying the journal for the printer was done by George H. Ire vathan, secretary of the Senate, at his home in Batesville. The journal when printed will make volume of from 300 to 600 pages. It was expected that the report of the joint committee appointed to investigate matters relat- ing to the construction of the new state capitol would be made a part of the Senate journal, but this was found to be unnecessary, as the report is contained in the proceedings of the house, in which the resolution author izing the appointment of the commit tee originated. This report is in itself a bulky volume and has already been printed. The bound volumes of the proceedings of both Senate and house will probably be delivered to the sec retary of state within the next 60 days.
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
State Capital Notes
Roanh Rice Rates

The Arkansas Railroad Commission has put into effect a fiat mileage rate on rough rice within the state. the first which has been made in Arkan- sas. to meet The demands of this new and rapidly growing industry. The rate was put in as a result of a peti- ton from the rice interests of the state. A mill has been established at Stuttgart and will be put into opera ton this fall. Heretofore since rice raising has been an Arkansas indus try, the rough product has been taken b New Orleans mills. The rate put in by the commission is lower than that in force in Louisiana and also it is said, than the Texas rate, and the commission believes it will do much toward developing the rice in- dustry. The crop last year was esti- mated at 105 000 bushels. while this year crop of 100000 bushels is the estimate The commissioners also in an informal way discussed the injunc- tion recently granted against them by a federal court to restrain them from putting into effect the flat mileage rate on cotton. No statement was giv- en out as to this matter. and it was stated that as yet no special counsel has been retained. nor any definite steps taken to protect the rate. The bills of complaint upon which the in- junction was granted lave been re- eeived at the commissioners office.
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
New Plant at Eudora.

A large heading and stave mill is being constructed at Eudora.
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
And Empty Heads.

Danish proverb; Epmty wagons make most noise.
The Monticellonian., 1907-09-26
Another Mystery,

What becomes of all the poetry that Is written and never published?
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

Eleise and Laura Al al once she leap
ca "a her fest. cheeks glowing and
eyes sparkling
That's exactly what III do" she
exclaimed. excire5ly. II Eloise comes
first. III 50 10 Marysviile. and II Isau-
ia is nrss, E2iotford vii be my choice
Meanwhile Eloise and Laura were
having little troubles Of their own
Both lines Of trolleys which they used
had stopped running for some cause
OF other
After waiting for some time. Eloise
determined 10 walk. Laura stood in
front ut her hcuse for 3 long time IN
til Al automobile belonging to one Of
her friends came by. The friend o.
tsred II take Laura On her way and
she vas soon comfortably seated Il
ths auto.
Eloise and Laura ascsnded the troz1
steps u JuAet's house at the TsTy
same tine
Just then. as fortune would have Il.
Julisfs brother came out Of the side
Eatsw2y-
Eeliog shouted DICK. what soout
thar entertainment. Laura
Laura stopped 10 chat with DICK Tor
a noZeaf about the entertainment
thsir society was to glTs On TIE m0F-
row. In the meantime Elolss was Aa-
ritted hy NorR
MHrysTzIe had wo1l lulist never
told how she had come to select this
seminary. nor did DacE ever imagine
that he Ind unEiI15nEly besn he
cxEss q EZiottor5s defeat
But c1s cAl't hsln wondering What
would hare happened hRd born K4oss
and Lzura entered TIE room Together
-Fhll26elrAiz No71h American
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

Towels may show initials OF al
most any size. from one and one-hzlf
70 four inches. and on bedspreads and
On fancy tablecioths they may even
reach seven inches
on napkins the monograms should
be placed facing the corner. ar such
8 distance that when the napkin is
folded the monogram viii appear ex-
actIy in the center OF the square thus
formed
Sheets should be marked directly
In the center. about two inches below
the hemsutehing. placing the mono
gram OF initial so that when the
sheet is folded over the initial VIII BE-
right side up 70 any one standing at
tire foot Of the bed.
Pillow cases show initials one inch
above the hemstitching and towels
from one and half 70 three inches
above.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

them to distribute AL his gold to the
poor. But the officers we're miserly.
and. fearing that they would come out
short IN the end, tried 10 urge the king
to change his mind. pointing out his
folly 10 him by saying the kingdom
would be involved ia difficulties Find
ing the king stin remained firm, they
argued thus: Are we. thy servants.
not in need Of aid as well as the pOorF
Why not give US thy gold and thus
fulfill thy Tows"
Bewildered 81 their false logic and
desirous OF doing right. he sent for
the wise man Of his kingdom and de-
termine6 10 abide by his decision
The sage asked the king. ~Of whom
were you thinking when you made ths
VOW The poor or the public serv-
antsg"
Instantly the monarch replied. ~of
the poor"
Then" answered the wise man, 'it
Is to the poor you are bound TO dis
tribute these funds, for you are really
not fulfilling your VOW unless you do
that which you intended to do when
il was MADE"
Tie king Gid as the sage advised
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

Poached eggs in Puff Paste.-Poach
four to six eggs; trim, and let them
get quite cold. Prepare the following
MIXTURE: A teaspoonful each chopped
capers. gherkins, olives and parsley,
q teaspoonful anchovy paste, worked
smoothly into some thick double
cream, as much cajenne as will lie
On the top OF a dime and squeeze OF
lemon Juice. added slowly not to curdle
the cream. Work the ingredients
into the cream mixture, inclose each
egg. with some Of the cream mixture,
IN a small cover Of pun paste. Bake
in a quick oven. Serve hot
Sponge custards.-Cut some sponge
cake in dice, and half fill custard
cups with it; melt a little raspberry
or strawberry jam, apd pour about
tablespoonful on each. so that 1t runs
in between the pieces of sponge cake.
Make a custard with three eggs, a pint
of railk. eight Jumps Of sugar and
few drops Of essence Of almonds;
nearly MI the cups with It whilst II IS
warm, then whip some cream and put
a dessertspoonful on each when quite
cold.
BRAZILIAN stew.-Cut up two
pound shin Of beef into pieces two
and one-half inches square, let them
lie in vinegar for ten minutes. then
drain and put item in brown earth
enware jar with two Spanish onions
cut in slices, two small carrots sliced.
three tomatoes in quarters. one ounce.
Of butter. two tablespoonfuls Of water
season rather highly with pepper and
salt: cover closely, and stew in the
oven for three hours. Ten minutes
before serving mix . tablespoonful OF
-four with a little cold water TO
paste. pour into the jar. stir round and
replace in the oven
Mutton Chsrlotte.-Line piedish
with slices OF bread and butter rather
less than half an inch thick Finely
mince some cold roast mutton with a
little onion. season with pepper. salt
and chopped parsley. Fill the dish
with this mixture. pour in little well
seasoned stock. cover with thick
layer OF mashed potatoes and bake for
from one 10 one and one-haf hours
curried Mutton.-Fry two large
onions in one ounce OF butter with two
small OF one large sour apple cut in
slices. When quite brown and tender
put into a saucepan with slices Of cold
cooked meat. either beef or mutton. a
little chopped carrot, one large table
spoonful Of curry powder. one-haf tea
spoonful Of salt, teaspoonful Of
grated cOcOanut and Une-hah pint q
stock Stew very gently for two hours.
then serve surrounded by q border Of
boiled rice.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

came Thea she tslt her had set
Esddy and wRs failing into the water
when shs hezra a shout and saw
something splash rhrouEh the water
toward her she tainted bat her
friend. 1hs 5oE lad found her. and.
dragging hsr by the zrr01- be landed
tsr cu 3 safe pl1re
D1 course. Aas1s- was dravTirE vet.
t.ut otherwise she WIS u1huTa- hanks
10 E1o5 8aEEie. Who never left her
5s uurl shs was ready to Join her
nt-1s rlzv1nzras u1 re hs8eh some
-srrs Hf.sr Es9e1s Eathsr grew ii and
med and 1ha NawfoIn zl4zd Was in-
suusolsf7a. Ee t-luwaa 1he mourn
s-s 10 me r.hurctEsrd. Ard once
-hs-s he Stretched his big hoty over
ts masters ErErs and ksrl guard,
ma members rf ne family tr3ad ~
srerr trick 10 ertcs hin bone. bat
me fzsfnful f1sHna woula zat SO They
s-ourt1 nm food TINS. too. he re-
rnsas. ana 3 few DAYS iEts- Helen
found hin lg1ng dsld over hsr tAiAers
last resting r1acs-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14
JULlET's CHOICE.
Why She Decided She Would Go 70
MarysVille Seminary.

There wasn't a great deal to choose
between them. Marysyille Seminary
Was located near the mountains; Eli
otford Seminary was surrounded by
beautiful lakes. Eloise James was go
ing 10 enter Marysville. while LauTs
Ford was about to become a student
at Eliottori Seminary. Eloise and
Laura we're Iuliets particular chums
Now, which school should she at
tendg
Juliet had by no means arrived at a
solution Of this important problem up
TO this afternoon, when. with heels
impatisnly drumming a tattoo. she
awaited the coming OF Eloise and
Laura The three were going TO take
one OF their customary trips together
The last before school terms would
begin.
Moment after moment few; still
there was no sign Of either Of her two
friends. To pass away the time Juliet
began to think again Of the ~semin-
airy riddle" as she called 1t. But even
that she gave Up in despair. giancing
anxiously at the clock. as she said
TO herself. II suppose III have TO at
tend MaTysville half the time and Eli
otford the other half
julie was now beginning to feel =
little annoyed al the non-arriyal Of
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

Brown half Of q small. minced onion
in one tablespoonful Of butter. and
blend with It one heapins tablespoon
ful Of -four, Add one eapful Of con-
somme one eURful q cold meat.
chopped fine. two hara.hoilea errs.
also chopped, salt, papriks. bits of
parsley Snd simmer for moment
Have ready rich biscuit donSh. from
which break oH pieces the size CT an
esg and roll ont as for damp'i-zS
Place a spoonful ot the above rli1t1re
On each, adding a plumH olive ana
seeded raisin, roll into oAlens shape
qinchins securely together. place IN 3
bstserSd baking dish. pour over them
s .ArGc cupial ol consomme. and bake
II = rather quick own.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14
2a.k u,a~ an


Ths making of the velvet medallion
is a thi1E Ehieh q uauzn should M
dsrs11d if she is roirE 50 do her svn
lrassm8klng- TIE ueaaIhun Is shaped
IKE Hn ovsi or q circle, and is worked
la cclared siIks. and IS used as q SKIRT
trimming HaI 8 doz0n are placed
around the skirt at regular Intervals
and connected Win bands of relTs1
No 5reszier trimming car be found
Cor the SUIT 6f hroadcleth.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

one cup milk. enc cup brown suSar.
enc tablespoon c0rnslafch. tNo esrS.
heat The milk IN a double boiler, whsn
bot add the brown sugar. stirring well
anti Dissolved Then add the corn
s'srvh mixed with little milk and
tAe seles ot twe esasl stif Nata thick.
eeA'lns an the time TO prevent Il set
sas lNnApy fake m an Nndercfuss.
when baked make a merlnaee with
The whites W swe esss ana two table
seoens ~ White susarl arread over
TIE SOP aHd pat % the Owes IS brown
sNkAtN. Hoed het bul better coid
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

1t is gald thHt Fr1as AruI The llrlis
son cs 1ns crown prince Ct Denmark
uDrz -1rEx sponge II -As lI-st -l As
nurse & he end CT warn clspU1e.
T'bs r17fl msthsr WIS ss1t for She
decided 1AHt her son was 11 lhs wrong
and told fi1n 10 fetch 3 cane ia ordar
thH1 be might bs punished
a ut1ls lztHr The prime returned Eu5
politely handed TWO pebbles 10 lis
mother. WIN the -emE-k-
Il rAn4 fnd The Erck. out here are
Two stones for Ydu 1c rhraW a. Ua
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

cUin skirt which have aroused s storm
of comment. curiosity and questions.
II is a beautiful skirt. ] think,
though for q time I stood quite alone
N that belief. A skirt that clings
SO closely 10 the figure that s strained
dragged effect Is only prevented by
the soft folds over front and back
introduced by the master hand q
Pacuin. Ii Is these folds, suggestive
a. the lines of q habit skirt, that dif-
ferenuAte the PsQuin model from the
familiar sheath skirt of several years
Sgo.
have been Sc AesieEed with cues
tsons regarding it that AZ occurred TO
me thar this letter gave me an excel
lent opportunity to gather my
thoughts coherentiy together, and 10
give a formulated expression of tlsm
t. az who are interested.
And that Is 5 large number For
when a change az this kind comes 70
us--a change SO startling, 50 radical
SO tiametrscaily opposed to every
thing that has gone before Il. the
natural psychological process Is a
ersassson frars amused interest.
thnoneN reluctant admiration "a nnAl
enthusiastic adoption
usii ten vcn little incident that
occurred al the time of its debut in
PARIS X was one nsrht az Darand's
nss tAe Enrissh.sreakinr world ot
parss roes t,a psrsn8-s. ana ] was cf
ihst hs,f fhss night A woman SWEPT
strass the floor "a 3 table near the
Ear ans az ire ss5ap There vas no
need IL ask Who she was z-a only
sha Inmate roos breeding cf t1a wc-a-
en aase-ire over tNesr snnners 6ert
. score al 3orcnastes from being raised
ir As~ ssraetscn. Madame paoa5n 81
snr 5srse witA her grace and ha2uty
ss a. ahss,et az interest 10 Pa-ss5snnas.
Arf Madam Paauln ar new Raouin
eras4stn holds 81 a1sassahls Interest
f.r -se world 81 Farrs There was No
roaSsen fNat ~saNs nor ths nsx1 sAv
-uhsr AZ Paris vas tzlkiru IL the
new pseu- slr-e-.rf its vc.rns ct its
Aasnfr Tss rrsv enastsna srsrr
r,-s-fN. woman vas asking herself
VAS ssrs- uas- ste-wsv n So nos
sess =, rss-- = +s -arr
V~es- + -z-----s f~,- nt-s ssm az
s-ssrssrs-, f,- Ire new ses-.-6- en-
,,,saes-- s-.s-s-,s ! f-r-e7r confess
~ =, --..s. - 4as,~s-,s n,.-ssF 81 ~
- ,--.-s-~ ~ - ~. ,,s-,--ess ~.
r~-s. - - s~s.-.srs-..ss ~ 49, Nss..
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14
A TRUE FRIEND.
story Of Rig NsNfoundland Dog and
His Little Mistress.

Helen's father owned 3 beautiful
Newfoundland dog. and Helen and the
large. shaggy animal were fast friends
One day while the child was down ct
the shore playing with her little
friends and hunting for shells she
wandered farther than she had in
tended. and before she was aware OF It
she Was standing on : clin, alone.
with the water surging all about her.
Oh, it was so still. and Helen wSs
50 alone that she tried to scream, but
her throat vas dry. and no sound
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14
rnE kINe LIE LIE RoRBERs.
story Of a Persian Ruler and His
Advisers.

"A certain Persian king. while trav-
cling IN disguise with but few attend
ants. was wsylaid by robbers, who
threatened TO take not only his goods
but his life. Feeling powerless, he in
wardly made a vow that If God would
soften the hearts OF these rufians and
restore him to safety. he would dis
tribute al the money in his treasury
TO the needy OF his realm.
The robbers were frightened on, and
the king reached his palace unharm-
ed. except fer the loss Of his purse
that he carried in his giEdle.
DESTROYS Of keeping his vow, he
summoned his officers and commanded
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

1rrE Brgw1 looEe1 2rcua2 her ue,
esssr. ID Fou uCW. sas sait ia
M R-ow1- zn expecting every MIA,
u-s 10 hs1- ths 5a1rosl rlag ana IL na
t-85 anzt ClAra1cs Is il tane 1readfll
zschlEf
-WhEt makes Eo1 t1iak IAait' asles
Nr Brcv1-
-oh- hes s.esn 90 goe1 e. tay. ana
ttss morning As took doea o1s g his
lesson hooks AID siu1iel to7 aaafr
two holrA
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

Nsw Ncrk uElrdrstT las opened s.
zeat colaSs wh5ca oilers regular
academic comsss ana IS empowered to
oeassr ordinary deUegs At first
sight this seems to belong w1h The
esEA1 court. 4he day-an5aisAsr aank
ena 5ther enterprises wl1ch keep Nsu
YAK awake e hours d day. Nat 10
Is not a stElalins innovBuon. after an
sar nieht schools have long been es-
rahIshed 1n American cdes there
sre Institutions giving evening 5n-
srucaan in aaw, medicine and anEi-
aeaann. and muah s1u8Tsnr has
alzags been aane ty The lieat of ui5-
nzcft oil
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

A Eir 81 aor4fan. D g., has fount D
diamond On ans 81 tire seed ce1s ST 81
aHgse The theTg suggested Is fhat
some one Climbed into 1he tree winch
hars the apple ghlls t was 81 bloom
za1idsntAlT dropping the setting 10
1ha ring which ia9 into the heart oi
she alassans there to remain untn the
arais m1ture8 and was gathered.
sKhan ID CONES % explaining unn1turzl
phenomena t must be admitted the
peoale 0f Virginia are Ingenious. Rren
VlrEl hatou musi regard chem with
respect lt Is aasier 10 believe the
explanation than the phsnoman01-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

ii revoluiiunize
the world OF
dresse Does il
really possess pos
sihiliuese Il IS
like a game Of
Twenty cues
tsons" Is il nots
And it Is a game !
have been playing
ever since / re-
turned from the
other side bring
ING with me q
number Of mod
els ~ the new Pa
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

The Aurora iiI9 man who Is tryins
an exclusive aiet Of peanuts Tor 80
DAYS has two rivals a. thst place. One
Is eating nothins bur sauer kraut. and
she other nOihing hut beans Aneth-
er man who started on greeA onions
has given ar the s0A his breath sot
Sc strOng that DE cop2a not control ~
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

Two mon and woman have been
arrested by The New YORK police Tor
carrying on a same of swindiing in
Wall street They certainly can plead
some extenuAtioa of their oEense in
the influence of environment
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

Gladys Nanae4hilt's share q her IA.
Tiers estate has grown from s5o0.oo0
70 sia.000.O .Ooa Perhaps her husband
to.be win sec u il thar nothing oi the
sort happens again
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

The New YORK sD5Se who reanked a
complainlne wife and told her that
when her husband save hey. as Ne ala,
each week. sSt oui a. MS SIS salary.
she had no g1sht 20 suspect him 81
leading a aoAhle afa that the man
e,oasa not do st was emalnentsy right
Thai husband could obviously lead no
more than the thisiy1nh p4r of s
tsfe
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

Church circles IN Washington. y. C.
are prof0onaly stirred ever the case
az Stde who had the wedding ring
riacea on her fourth anger because ID
was toe small 10 So on The third
Owing "a an oversight On tho part of
the early fathers the church row pro
xlaes n0 adequate penalty Tor an or
f.nsA az this klnA
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-14

The trouble in Persia has got 20
such an etxeat that they are organia-
ing womcn's committees. The east
viii find pubic matters very differ
ens affair when the feminine nnger
cnoo gets ID the political pie