davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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dehused montal condition. cold.
hlaudeineaa. and hanfllelAneaa To-
wards his Victims The story was
first relnted 10 Evelyn by White
himself. and n now part OF the
evidence a. part of a story she
told 1'haw Ia Paris.
"A aifl M the theater told me the
STORY. aud that night when White
came ia my breeding room. asked
him about A. He SEEMED exceed.
ibeiY proud. aud declared II tho
hest stunt which he ever did at n
eappcn You ne.' he aaid 20 me.
this girl was very young. Just 10.
| had y big pie made. aud got some
live birds 90 put In with tho Eiri.
At tho right moment the pic was
brought In. put ON the table. tho
cover BROKEN. the giri stood up. and
the birds flow out. Tapping their
wings.
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ssscsl OVERTIME CLAUSE.

~ Masters and Plisia' assocla-
"a hsa Informed the local @sam-
~ enHpanios that the clause con-
~. he overtime of the mates
- - eancsled.
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n oIIuht UNeFaiQht.
bought really handsome set Of
hooks today On the lnstRllmeut
plan All have 70 pay Is 81 a
month"
Mr shoply. Fur how many
monthsf"
Mrs. Shopiy Dear ne. | forgot
Is ask
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alUADRON is At
HONOLULU

80. rsleafAnh asFN'0eI
s,'t.ff zen 10. The JAP
NQNs....s'. ,, ~, which h Foins en q
- ,'. sss lsanelsee. San plexos
- y ath4f raritic coast
se''f . n. here toiay.
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Van Devanter- Davis Company

s-4-5 Starr Boyd Building.
Main 1907. Ind. 22ss.
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81 So. ass Stanley MitsF Box.
~ -. IT spinninxs ."
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THAW CASE


the efforts OF Thaw to get legal
action against White. Thaw was
told Il was impossible because
White was 20 influential that he
would be able 10 block proceedings.
and besides this nobody would he-
Ileve the story"
"Ple olri" story Related.
At this STAGE was brought IN the
story Of the pie girl by which the
defense expects to ahow Whites
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oxbow Spells Opportunity Today

Take to
block the
prc tnse tic.
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Only Nne Place Which Fills All the r equrements

IN tho
it all where TIE smaunv directly
the founda
ton Of success It u
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Mclaughlin Realty Company

2i2 American Bank Building.
Main 247s. Ind. 25ee.
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BIC CURFEW WHISTLE
JARS THE NEIGHBORS

E1ks M when the whistle blows
WHISTLE blgWa. whistle blows.
wa 40 when the whistle blows
Ass RIB your s1espY eyes.
= ~ e1ru-ouf story goes.
starv goes story goes.
= ~ uoru-out sfery Eces
Tke bees has got too Wisc,
sssssls stars Exclusive sersics.l
KANSAS CRY. No Frh. is.--The
nszisst terror 70 he south Of KAN
- CITY i ths big whistle on the
- q TIE psanf u the Armour
sskins Co zach nixhf At , O'Clock
: nakss = noise ike a cgrfew, and
tSshtsned Indeed Is the younga;ar
Fn fln9s himself ON the street
VIA the whistle blows.
ne whistle n said to be one of
= largest n fne country. I, Il
~ sven feet high and - made up
aihrse ssparats chimes. any one u
ssth would do services as a fog
I'm The sound can be heard -
sats away All the neighbour
AAnx within ~ o. IL miles OF the
Afaaszr paant put cotton IN their
@fa when the big whistle blows.
enan = had ita photograph taken a
naf1 vas piaced near the wire that
ssrsiss the noise. - a. % prevent
sung ne mau who stood beside u.
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a frs o Is
some 10
prices materials and
merchant marine There II only sue IN
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The Retail District is Developed. But How Abou
the Manufa curing District?

a
the Of
he
andc naaa- tho osiep IN Of
the
scatu must r They
affrd the exensv IRE rat
aEea You Mr. t in
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abe first came 10 New York tho
Girl was usually known as Florence.
"Thaw asked Mrs Nesbit.. con
tlnned Mrs. Game 10 assist him,
promising 20 settle enough on her
Va take care 81 herself aud Howard
tho rest Of their lives n be succeed
cd IN winning Evelyn
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.n.r March /. instead Of meet.
:. rkafpiays ana Fridays. as here
,he coansy commissioners
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The Heart of the Retail District

werec n
today Men who today numbered
Development and that development
made hem
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MINNIE TELLERS
CASE BEING TRIED

.....a ,ell~fs are busy this at
n 3aare 0or.iona court
- al Mrs. r Emmett Ar.
~ - sr.efal Zines Cor telling for
49, .sslnss N eitS laws Is on
vi On the decision depends
- 4 twelve others,
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= 81 came near getting into
tfouble about a. | pat gold pieces
Into the girls shoes aud dress, sud
u lot OF people heard about Il. The
newspapers learned Of II. but
stopped Il Ia all but one. | couldn't
stop IL there. but got friend TO soc
them aud finally stopped u there
also II was . close shave"
Evelyn whispered the names OF
several girls 10 Jerome. but they
were unadmitied 10 the court
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Deimas then read 70 the Jury a
paper prepared By Thaw and shown
20 Evelyn In March. isos. when he
said he intended TO send - 20 the
Anthany coinstock society The
paper set forth that Illicit and 90.
neenu articles could be found Ia
Whites socailed studiu Ho aaid
Il woaEd probably be lfnpossaihie 10
raid the lower studio at Madison
Square. though much could be
found In a. A second place. named
as No - West Twenif-foarEh 81.
ass kept for the purpose 81 orgies
and the dsbauching of Young Amer
lean girin BY rich crtsniasia The
paper gave a careful description.
With a drawing Of the plan ~ a
forest rooni. furnished like a for
est. uhich wsn Described
~Wofkmen have heard screams
~ Youug girls coming from tho
toam.- saih the paper They Arv
usually American" the paper COO.
iinuea. -nboui 70 years of Rich
criminals drawwod them. Aboyw IN
4 rousn iineA with mirrors and on
The top floor IA a biE room With q
swing. siE or pcxcu rich criminals
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Q X b Q w

profit and returns IN
IN
70 " property
idea the present values OBJ
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nnIIER skATEs

ROLLER SKATES
ror everyone. Men. women ana
children. Also extra wheels OF all
kinds. 40.
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Evelyn told ~ a discussion again
OF the pie girl" Incident AZ a din.
ner al the 81 HeEia. where ThAw.
herself aud third persen. \ man,
were present The conversation
only related 10 the unnamed mans
telling Of White and a companion
going down on their knees TO some
New York editor. begging him 20
suppress the story Of the dinneri
Another time Thaw told Evelyn
that he had found cat whHt became
Of the Eifl who figured In the pie
dinner.
lie told me. said Evelyn, that
this woman died Ia poverty. That
her husband rast her aside after
learning Of the pie dinner. and that
she MA buried 10 thu pottef'a field
Dared Not Tell story.
ibid you have many eoByeraa-
tionn Nith your husband On the sub
Ieetf" asked nelmak.
Yes. many times. Harry revert
cd to tho subject Frequently. and
said the only place fof White was
the penitentiarY, lie said be know
Of girls % good family ho bad sui
fefwd AZ Whites hands wors, Of
all. be sRid. when tired % them.
White cart them oft. aud ths3 sank
luwer aud iowur. aud In some eases
hssz1as women of the town Ne
said some one should tell 90 White
weaid say. What can | dof I
eannos tell ON myself. "a cannot
make a scandal Ike that When
he talked about Il. ! usually criod.
so tried 10 keep his mind of thu
aabiecs
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-17
INSTALACION
De LA RESP, LOG.. SINE.
0h@I0y del AIS|9|I0. >

En- Gel Guarda del Bra
yo," peri6dico que Sc publ
ca en- Laredo, Texas, apare-
CO un artlculo bajo el rubro
installation de una Log. !"
cuyo artlnulo carece de ver-
dad. Paso a demostrarlo.
Bajo ell nombre de "Obre-
ros del Misterioa' NJ 16, ha
ce algdn tempo Sc levant6
en- esta Iocalidad un Altar
Slmb6lico, siendo sus funda-
dores los Sres. Pauline G..
Garza, Francisco A. Perez,
francisco r. Gallegos, Juan
N Garcia, Albino G. Coma
lez' Anselmo Sanchez y Lam
bertO Batrara, y habiendo
oOtenido de nuestro muy
Resp. Gr.,'. Maest. :. Carta
fatente para trabajar en- am
plla y debida forma, Sc dis
puso que la comisi6n nombra
aa al efecto pasara a N. La
redo a recibir la Comisi6n
lnstaladora, que de Monte
rrey venia con tai fin, inte-
CANDIDA los CO.. hh... Lie.
Eafael Davila, hijo polftico
del Sr. Gral. Dn. Bernardo
Rsyes, el Sr. Ing. Ignacio
M0relos y zaragoza y Ell Sr.
Antonio Magn6n.
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En- la estaci6n de N. Lare
Sc presentaron a recibir q tan
digna comisi6n los 3D.. hh.'.
Pauline G. Cara, Amanda
Vazquez y Iamberto Barre
ra, representatives de la
Log. Momentos antes de
partir, previa invitaei6n es-
pecial, incerpor6seles ell a..
h.. Amador Sanchez, diri-
giendose en- seguida rumbo a
Colombia, a donde llegaron
como a la una de la tarde,
siendo recibidos respetuosa
mente por ell cuadro que diri
je ell a.. h.. Pauline G. Gar
"a, y en- su propia casa, ARE
glada conveniente,nente. Los
hh.'. formaron valla, dejah-
dose DIR, en- medic del entu-
siasmo. los acordes de la Or
questa que bajo la direction
del o.. h.. Jose Velarde Sc
habia preprarado expresa
mente.
En- seguida tuvo lugar uh
suntuoso banquete, en- ell que
reinaron ell mayor 6rden,
contento Y algeria, retirando
Sc los concurrentes a los tres
de la tarde. A las 6 Sc reu-
nieron nuevamente los hh. :.
en- el salon va referido, y des
pueS de la cena, Sc dlrl]lefon
al Tall. Abriendose los ira
bajos, Sc procedi6, previa so
licitud, q Ia afiliaci6n de los
o.. hh.'. Julio Cant1 y An
dres Ortegon. .Reconoclda
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ASI|lOg- Nile|0y

Chihuahua, s de Agosto
de 1907. -Sr. Lie. Justo Car
denas.. = Laredo, Texas. =
Muy Sc. mic y amigo:
A mi llegada a Mapimi, a
donde lie die en- mi anterior
correspondence, que me di-
rigia, me acometio una bron
quits que cen otros acha-
ques, me postro en- CANA.
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Perdiendo la Espalda.

Multitud de Laredenses tienen
esta experiencia.
Ellos no pueden funcionar con
energfa.
La espalda Sc pierde cen snfer-
medades y dolores.
Desordsnes urinarios sparscen.
No espere mucho-tame las pil-
doras de Doan para los rifionss.
Los Laredenses le dir6n como
obran esas pildoras.
Narciso Martinez, que vive en-
la calle ..de Victoria, N. Laredo,
Mexico, dice:
mi espalda Y costados me do
Ian tanto algunas veces, que mi
vida era miserable; me sacudfan
tanto, que parecfa me habian gol-
peado 8 magullado. Agudos dolo
res como disparos hechos sobre
mis- rifones impedfan que las Sc
cresiones fuesen regulares. Guam
do vi anunciadas las Pildoras do
Doan para los rihones, cempre
una GAIA en- Ia Botica dc Theriot,
que esta frente q Ia plaza princi-.
pal, y probaron ser un buen ami.
90 para mi, J pusdo honradamsn.
to recomendarIas & otros. SECURE
de que haran 10 que ofrecen.
De veIsa en- todas parties.
Precio, so cts. Foster Milburn.,
Buffalo, N. Y. dnicos agentos pa
ra los Estados Unidos.
Recuerde Ell nombre ''Doan" v
no tome otro. M
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Tenemos va un nueyo ca

-Tenemos va un nuevo ca
sus belh a la vista; un gran
conficto international anne
naza a las Rep1blicas de Nc
xico y Ell Salvador, y la pa
tri6tica, honrada y digna
prensa mexicana de linterna
pide va con encomiable ener-
gia que ell ejercito mexicano
marche sobre ell Salvador Y
borre esa nacion del mapa a.
mericano.
Y a fe que la prensa amis-
tosa de Mexico tiene raz6n
de sobra. 81 ell motive de la
gran carnicerfa humana eje-
cutada por Nicaragua y Hon
duras en- la Ultima guerra in
ternacional, fue una mula,
ell confiicto guerreroque anne
naza a Mexico Y el Salvador,
no reconoce un motive me-
nos noble: una pelicula de
Cinemat6grafo.
81, senores. Ell Gobierno
del Salvador tuvo la avilan-
tez. de prohibir por razones
de polftica local, que una EN-
presa de Cinemat6grafo ex-
hibiera una peiicula que re-
|presenta al Gral. Dfaz con
sus arreos miTitares y sus
Glen condecoraciones que ha-
cen de su pecho un Calvario.
| Profanaci6n! Rayos y true
nosl ESQ merece sangre, mu
cha sangre. Y la hahra, 81 los
|periodicos amistosos de Ia
amistosidad Sc proponen que
ell sainete Sc transforme en-
drama.
! iQue haremos cor estos po
liticos y patriotas chapados
a la Gran Duquesa de- Gerols
tein?
-Felicitamos q nuestro 6
lega ell Sr. Justo Penn, edi-
tor del 'Times," " do esta ciu.
dad, porque ha visto enrique
cido su hogar con nm nuevo
'heredero.
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la Comisi6n Instaladora, sc
procedio a la consagracion
respectiva, recibiendo ell
MALL. ell a.. h.. Lie. Ra-
fael Davila, Ven.' Maest. :.
Inst. :, como Ter Vig.'. ell
a.. h.. Ignacio Morelos Ia
ragoza y como % Vig.'. ell
o.. h.. Antonio Magn6n.
Acto continue, fu9 declarada
legalmente instalada la
Resp. Log. "Obreros del
Misterio" Ne 16, en- el Or.
de Colombia, quedando en-
poder de la misma la Carta
Patente que Sc le expidi6 al
efecto. Asistieron como vi
sitantes los qq.'. hh.'. ANA
dor Sanchez, Simon Suarez,
Rafael E. Guevara y Geroni-
mo Ochoa. Terminado tan
solemne acto, Sc dirijieron
los hh.'. al referido local, don
de Sc efeetuo un elegante
bale que result6 animadisi-
mo, toda vez que Sc orga-
niz6 para felicitar a la hon..
Comision Instaladora, y al
que asistio 10 mas selecto de
la sociedad Colombiana, dis
tinguiendose por sus elegan-
tes vestidos' las Sritas. Ton
che Ortiz, Eloisa Rodriguez,
Ana Sanchez, Lola Perez,
Celia Rodriguez, Delfina Flo
res, Maria Villa, Ines Gale
gos, Anastasia Carrisales,
Blasa Salinas, Leocadia San
chez y otras, cuyos nombres
no recuerdo: Sres. los hh.'
del cuadro y Sr. Antonio Pc
ma (Jr.y E. Polltico; Francis
co Sanchez, Juez Local Supte
Amado Peha, Emilio Reyes,
Emilio Hernandez, Mauro {
Isidro Cipriano. Ell bale tel
min9 a las 8 de la manana.
Fue, comisionado para des-
pedir a la Comision Inst. er
N. Laredo ell o.. h.. julio
Cant1,- dejando tan grats
: reunion imperecederos re
cuerdos en- todos los concu
rrentes.
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Restablecido completamen

IleSIdUleCluO COIilpleIdlllell
te, sail para Durango. Infor
mes de hombres de negocios
de Mapimi, me pusieron al
tanto de la negotiation qua
yulera. Esta tiene SUI centro
en- Ia Companfa EXploradora
Coahuilense, de la que es
Presidente ell Sr. Salvador
Madero. Esta Companfa de-
sarrolla ell negocio en- muy al
ia escala; es una de las en-
presas mas serias y formales
de Mexico, pues actualmen-
te tiene empleados en- la com
pra de guayule y de grandes
propiedades guayuleras vein
te millones de pesos. Nego-
ciaciones como esta honran
al pals en- que Sc establecen.
En- ell camino tuve OCCASION
de hablar con un caballero
eXtrangero, muy enterado
en- los asuntos de minas. Me
hablo del establecimieuto de
una fundici6n en- Monclova,.
con capital ingles, y opin6
que en- no lejano tempo ell
capital ingles hara sentir SUI
valiosa accion, pues que va
varias empresas londinenses
Sc han establecido aqui. Agre
GO, ,ademas, que este vendra
a ser muy favorable para los
asuntos mineros, que hoy es-
tan en- manos del elemento
americana, principalmente
acaparados por ell gran trust
de las fundiciones, que CO.
mienza en- la N Q g. de Mon
terrey y Sc extiende por A.
guascalientes, Mexico, Jalis-
co, Sta. Eulalia y otros pun
tos.
En- Durango NADIA de nota
ble encontr6 cue poder comu
nicarle, sino que, como en- to
das parties, las exploraciones
mineras no dejan de hacer
buenos descubrimientos, 10
nfismo cue la exploitation de
las antiguas minas, como Sc
We pQr. Ia prensa, deja diaria-
mente grandes utilidades.
En- este Estado, [Chihua-
hua, minero por excelencia,
y del que seria trabajo ar
dup enumerar sus ricas mi
mas y'empresas mineras, Sc
comienza a poner en- practica
en- la Velardeha una planta
de concentration para mine
rales de muy baja ley, en- la
que, en- fugar de aqua para
los lavados, Sc emplean ven-
tiladsres. Esto es va una
gran novedad, por la que es-
tan de placemes todoS los mi
neros del pals, principalmen
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DEuCADEZA DEL JAP0N.

Recordaran nuestros lecto-
res que desde que. Sc inici6,
por motives escolares, en- Ca
lifornia, E. U. A., la cam
pana anti-japonesa, que gra
cias a las energias desple
gadas por el nervioso Presi-
dente de aquella gran repd-
blics, no lego a perturbar
la buena ammonia de las dos
naciones,. Sc dijo con frecuen
cia, que. habfan sido descu-
biertos varios japoneses que,
pasando por inocentes traba
jadores, ejercian ell impor-
tante papel de espias del Mi
kado. Hasta en- algun Esta-
do de la Union Americana
-dijo la prensa- Sc procesa
ron a varios japoneses que
fueron encontrados levantan
do pianos.
Sc ha dicho tambien, Y con
no lejana raz6n, que muchos
esplas japoneses han entra-
do por Mexico, 6 residiendo
aquf, observan y escudrinan
10 que Green indispensable y
de utilidad del Gobierno de
los Estados Unidos. Por con
ducto Official, ofendido casi
ell Gobierno Japones, Sc des-
minti6 con energia tai proce.
der, protestando este Gobiel
no contra hechos tan calum-
niosos; mas como no han ST.
do suficientes esas protestas
para desviar la opinion de
que muchos japonesesr que
entran en- esta repdblica, sor
espias, ha prohibido ell Japon,
la immigration de sus s1bdi.
tos a las Repdblicas de los
Estados Unidos y Mexico.
Las grandes companies colo
nizadoras que esperaban al
canzar enormes ganancias,
han reeibido un soberbio go
pc, del que les sera muy diff
Gil reponerse.
Pero ila resolution del ia
pom no sera un acto lie gran
polftica? Dadas las circuns-
tancias del actual momento
y las tirantes relaciones de
este pals con los Estados
Unidos, no puede sospeehar-
s. otra cosa. FL tempo Sc en-
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te los que tienen sus minas
y terreros en- donde no hay
aguas permanentes.
Sc despide de Ud., hasta
la proxima correspondence,
su amigo
M0NICo..
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CONDICIONES.

ri p.n6cr.ta Frontsrizo"ss Publiea
los .ibados so
s".orIpoiOa pOr 3 me'0s oV
.~-rolo page SO hara en- moneda del
presIsaments adslantsdo
P,%, ..s !, y remitidos, segun convene
=. oorrs.poaaoacia debe diriJ'rss
JUSTO CARDENAS.
Laredo, Texas
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cargara de demostrar la sin
ceridad de las palabras del
gobierno japones.
"RENACIMIENPo. u
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-05
Department Of the Interior, Commissioner
the Five Civilized Tribes.

Department Of the Interior, Commissioner to
the Five Civilized Tribes.
CHEROKEE ALLOTMENT CONTEST, NO. 1851.
Frank Sarahas, by Polly A. Sarahas,
his attorney in fact Contestant
VS.
Rufus w. Witt, minor Contested.
70 Rufus W Witt, the above named minor con.
teatee, or to John w. Witt his father ana
natural guardian.
You ARE HEREBY COMMANDED AND SUMMONED
to appear before the Commissioner to the Five
Civilized Tribes the 10Th day Of August ,l9UI
at 8 o'clock a. M, at his Office IN the town
of Muskogee, Indian Territory, 20 answer TO the
complaint filed against you by Polly A. Sarahas
for and on behalf of her minor son, Frank safa.
has, wherein the said Polly A. Sarahas, for and
on behalf of her minor son, Frank Sarahas con
tests your right to select in allotment the north
half Of the northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter; the southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of Section III
and the south half Of the southeast quarter OF
tn southeast quarter of Section z Township ~
North range % East Of the Indian Meridian,
Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory,
You ARE WARNED that upon your failure 70
answer you will be adjudged 20 have confessed
the allegations to be true set forth in the COM
plant ,
Issued BY the Commissioner to the Five CIVIL
lied Tribes at Mnskogee Indian Territory, this
TAMs BIxBY,
Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-05
First Published July 10, 1907.
WARNING ORDER.

Department Of the Interior, Commissioner to
The Five Civilized Tribes.
oHERoKEE ALLOTMENT CONTEST NO. 1888.
William Lueien Long. by Alberta Long,
his riothfa. and natural guardian, Con-
sestant
Hte,;s w 1T minor, Contestee.
TO RG,aS 4 TT, the above rmed minor contes
tee, or to John W. Witt his father and ma.
tural guardian,
You ARE HEREBY COMMANDED AND SUMMONED
to appear before the Commissioner to The Five
CIVILIZED Tribes on the 18th day of August
1907 at o'clock a. m. at his office in the town OF
Muskogee Indian Territory, to answer to the
complaint filed against you by Alberta Long for
and on behalf Of her minor son, William Lucien
Long wherein the said Alberta Long on behalf OF
her said minor son, William Lucien Long, con
tests your right to select in allotment the north
half Of the northwest quarter of the southwest
guar ter Of Section 8, Township 26 North, Range
80 Eas OF the Indian Meridian, Cherokee Ma
ton Indian Territory.
You ARE WARNED that upon your failure to
answer you will be adiudged to have confessed
the allegations to be true as set forth in the com
plant. - 49,,
Issued by the Commissioner to the Five Civil.
nlzed Tribes this 2Sth say Of June, A. D., 1907,
At Muskoges, Indian Territory.
TAMs BIxBY,
Commis sioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-05
First Published July 10, 1907
WARNING ORDER,

Department Of the Interior, Commissioner to
The Five Civilized Tribes.
CHEROKEE ALLOTMENT CONTEST NO. 1884.
Elmer IT, Long, by Alberta Long, his moth
er and Natnral Guardian, Contestant,
Chester Hair, minor Contestee.
ETo Chester Hair, the above minor contestee, or
to John Hair his father and natural guardian.
You ARE HEREBY COMMANDED AND SUMMONED
TO APPEAR before the Commissioner to sthe Five
Civilized Tribes on the 18th day Of August, 1907.
at o'clock m, at the office in the town OF
Muskogee, Indian Territory, to answer to the
complaint filed against you by Alberta Long, for
ana on behalf Of her minor son Elmer l.. Long,
wherein the said Alberta Long, for and on behalf
of her minor son, Elmer Il. Long, contests your
right 70 select in allotment the northeast quar-
ter OF the southwest quarter and the north bali
OF the southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of Section u Township 26 North, Range 23 East
of the Indian Meridian, Cherokee Nation, Indian
Territory.
You ARE WARNED that upon your failure to
answer ytu will be adiudged to have confessed
the allegations to be true set forth in the
complaint. !,
Issued By the Commissioner to the Five Civil
lied Tribes at Mnskogee, Indian Territory, this
28th day of June, A. D, 1907.
Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.