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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
&om pplitiidlen Teloc.

Gr=8pllperneur 0rolpn madt Der
SorihIog, Oie MitgIieOer Der $50.
li~3eibeboroe oireft hllrh Die Segla'
Iatllr 5t erluG6lcn. Ser Wt
9ebmopcr tritt ais Senots-GanOt
Dot sltriid.
Gr.0ollpernellr 1Sranf 9roipll
muhte geItcrn ocn IoridIug DAB oit
MitgIieoer Der YpIi3eibcboroe BEN
@orperncur cnt5oqen lno III ol(
0anoe ser 2~egisIotur gclegt nerOeTl
ioQtcn, oonlit oieic 8eb6rbe nod ibrer
G%rncnnultq bon allen Ginfliillen frci
iein miirbc, lpos ser icBigen Mctbooe
p%or5u8ieben lei. Gicier Sorldlo1
oes gr.@ouperueur3 lit nidt nett,
bod ioHtc oerieIbe allh altf bic @obl'
oufiibts. uno Spirituien- 2icen5.ge'
h6roe Inipenouna finoen INN mtrf'
lid bos geluiinfhtc GeIultat 5t errci'
den.
Sr. Wortin 9ebmuper bat feline
Ganoibotur ols Stoot8ienotor pom
britten Giitrift 5uriidaejogcu uno
ooiiir cine Stcnuna ollf benz Icgislo.
tipcll Sidet bon ser Ia. @oro all9e'
nonlnlen. "a Der biSberigc 9anOibat
Der IA. Worb, Sr. SomeS WtcG
Grippe wegen Sormonie in Der Bar.
tel 5llriitgetreten lit, 70 lit boS 6elr
fir 6rn. S. Charles 2intbicllm ols
StuotSfenotS .Goltoont mo fir Srn
9ebmaper %nunnlchr ohl1c icoe Sppolt'
ton frei.
Sr. George 81. @oitber, ser repilbli'
foniide 8ouocrllclrs .Gonbioat, III
gcitern aus Canada bier ci%ngetroffen,
I'M bellte NIT Dem Goriiber oca
Stauts. Central , Gomite's SbomoS
Turran cine Gonfcren5 ilbcr Gam
poane.Nrrongementa uno Die Hotiii.
fution ser StootS. Gonoiooten ab5ll,
bolten.
SIN crIten lcgiSIotiuen Giitrift itebt
elm bitterer aontpf 5'uiIhen ben bet
oen benofrotii6en Senats-Ganoloo
ten Charles g. Goa0p uno Somes
Oollng bepor. Sr. golung iogte &C.
Itcrn, bob CT oui fcincn 6oa 5uriid'
treten miiroe.
Sreunbc ocs Srn. Sobn Sannibol
crfl1ren, BOB Sr. Tronf u. Shirt II.
feline 6reunbc bic @uupt'S riebieoern
fiir Ole Sppoiition gcgcn Die Grnen'
nilng oes Srn. Sonnibol ols Stelter-
cinnebmcr iiuo. Tbotiudc lit, Dab
Sr. Shirt cinen onocrcn Gonoiootcll
fir oieieS Nmt inboiiirt hot.
Gs iheint ouBcr 3ipeiiel 5n lci1,
OnB GouDerueur 8oriielO Gin Gonoi'
oot fir oen lanGal .5gmin. obcr
aud, nidt ebne @caen.6anepoten leill
miro, mGbreno Yunoeaienotor &r1.
Finfncp @bptc iiir Den tllr5cn Ger
min feinen @cgcn,@onOiO0telt Dabell
miro. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
Hcin, nabrbaft mno acInno,

it Serbinoung nit Der Strait bes
alters ulo Dem boben Heiftbum Der
llnueriGlidtbeit miro bns BON 6reD.
Sauernldlmiot's ,Imericon @renerp"
bergeltelte nSolace"-9ier Sic 5i ie-
Der Belt beirieoigen. Scrlnngt eS.
ailtc 500. 9raucrei 1t0i-ii2S
Siaen. StrnBc. Gel. &. & y. 364,
Wo. 149t. (2IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04

Durh einen tollen Snno
gebiiien. - ". 8. Murpbp, 81
Sabre alf, unb ). q. Tippin, 80
Sabre oft, ans Vittco. Norb1GoroIiir1.
fanocn gcitern lit Yoiteurs Srititlit
beS Staet,9oipitnis siiiirnbnle, Mnr.
PIN lpuroe ain 81. Auguit nnb Yippin
an %. Alisuit bon beinieI6en Sunoc
sebiIien. ga Der 9nnb offenbnr toll
NOR, puroe bericlbe eridoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04

Tns reuc Yoli5ei'I nto.
M o iii - Gic Yoli5cibeboroe ilber'
nahm aeitern oos neiie Vntrol'Nllic'
mobil 0eo mittleren Diltrifts bon
@rn. 5rahf Gies, Nr. 300, 9fortll'
Sfrabe lueld)er oaiielbe crbaut bat.
Ea'ielbe iultroc Inn 2 llbr III 0ie,it
gefielt ulio nlad)te feline critic 6obrt
nod goppieip, III, eiren @eiangencl
bes iiibneitliden 9iitrifis tod benz
Aruenbdiis 5u bringen. I'm 620
abenos l~ieierte cs cen eritcn i'm mitt-
leren Tiitrift Ycrbaiteten IN Der Fo'
li5eiitation ein. is lpar Der fpegen
angeblid)er getrunfenbeit bonn Noli'
5iiten Goiiiop perGaftcte Mtd)aro &.
glonoea bon Nr. 1914. Gallon aDe.
Ea3 auicnlobil foitet $2500, nito dc
bisberigen autiderr oes pdtrolipa'
gems oes mittlercn Iiitrifts 8eorgc
&c Bruno unS Sobn SPARE iin0 oit
Gbauiieure.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
Sebbers etn,taes Ytclter.

QtUUtI . ttH3tUte UtCIIVr.
@ir Iabcn nnr elm Mtclicr in Nalti.
more, nnS oas bcfinoet fid in Der
Gtage 81 cbene7 Grbc in @r. 321,
WurS-8 StraRc, maize Sigb.S trafe.
ainoer . photographer cine sptsia.
litat. - Seine Msenten nnb ieine
Srcppen 81 iteiscn. s.. &eb6el. 6.
Grmi, Geidaftsfibrer. Rr. 321, 8oro.
8ap'S trukc, uabe Sisb.S trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
Spnucnanf. nmo llntergaug.

Sonncnouignng ....5 llbr 80 Win,
Sontenultcrgor9. -. 6 llbr 81 Win.
Wonboui9ang. 4 llbr 80 0fin. Wor0.
Slutb .....4 llbr 13 Min. WorgenS
Slutb ...... "A llbr % Wtn. Nutm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
,Sarmunic : Gafc,"

Wr. Ala, @eit-Jabettc.S trafe, aarl
Sdmiot, SnBabcr. @iir5bnracr 6of.
brGn iriidJ am 3api. 9incrs, sOnpers
Il Ia carte. Der Sommcrgartcn lest
fir oas Ynblifnm often. (apriI1.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
6cincr GanoD nmiunit.
TnS III Spld,eiter.W eiie

Bonn 3. September all nno fir bei;
TeIt Der Saiion miro Seoem emo
Sd)adtel bon Seaolep's ieinem ganoD
geidenft. Man oenfe-ein 5old)eiier
9iaet iano cine feline ShadJtel Ganop
iiir % Gents. (244-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
Tnf smei Sabre ucrminoert.

Iic Nptenf0liderin Sri. ScIlie &.
Bono mus 5rpci Sabre I'M @ciGng.
nib bleibcn. - Hlir 0rei Sabre
ihenftc YrGiibert Gooiepelt ibr.-
Gr bciolgtc Ben Hntb bcS 8cne'
rulnnpolto 9onopartc.
Er1liocrt Hpoiepelt bot gcltern
ons aiif iiinf SATIRE @eidlgniB lau-
tenbe llrtbeil 0egen SRI. 9eiiic Z.
Bono olli Siuci Sabre reou5irt. Vic
Die 2eier lid erirtnern lperoen bette
Srl. Bono IN lbrer Stellung ais
SbobmeiItcrin ser MiiiionS.@eieQ'
ihoit an Ger biihoilidtm ldelt
STRIDE aus elmer $10Note cine 500.
9tote 81 MAIDEN perilid)t, mas ihr Die
obcn ermdbntc 9~eltrafung eintrli9,
Is woren ieincr 3eit bon @onnern
Der STRIDE ulb pcrlonli6en Srelrnoell
ser aus better Somilie ltummenoell
Came cine groBe an5abl Eetitionen
oil oen Yr1iiocntcn geridtet, welde
groBtentbeils balm 9ingen, Der illrs
gen Came sic Straie gol,5 6lt erloi-
ien, oocr oof gol,5 pcicntlid) i'll pcr-
rirlgern. s(lld) bonn 2iItriftss ampalt
Sobn &. Hoic ultp bon Dem Die Ser
bonblurg lcitcnoen 9unoesrifter
muroe cine oerortige MoBnobn1e be-
i%iiruortct. @ic ocrlnutet, Id)eint Der
ErGiiOent ober mebr oen Inatiibrum'
oen bes @cncralamunltS @onaportt
geiolgt 5u iein. ser bie lleberlegtbeit,
nit Der Die Ibat ousgefiibrt plroe,
bel Der Scrobminoerung oeS Straf'
mabes nitt 81 iiberieben permodte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
Wag @eiHert,
bentidjer Ybotosrapb,
4O9-411 Wurb.W Strabc.

aeAeniibef benz e~prtteRhamS ri. g.
@otIbefannt fir teine Encouragement 2ei'
ftufgel aut BEN 0ebiete Der Nbotp9rdpbie.
efabtp critr 0taee. 0eine MAentet.
3etn yef6dftefnnrey.
unter neither perfonfihen 0elhifa.
Refine @er6inourg nit irgerb einern anheren
Stubio. (De511.1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
In idjlimmcr Gage.

Sronf Sermom belinnngslos I'M
nStoot.Soipitol." Sic Neger
George Spler uno MiorriS 9erum
I'M @eiGngniB obnc 9iir9ihait.-
9orum mari oen anoben bon ei.
1enl Sdiff auf Elm anoeres.
Morris 9orlm lnb George Splcr.
5iuei Neger, melde oils Wotroien nilf
Dem Sdooner oGliiuhetb @eSlep" be-
id)Gitigt limo, mlrOen gcitern bonn
Hif)tcr Grammar i1 Der n1ittleren 80.
li5eiitution obne 9iirgibait bis 81
einem &crbor am II. September Dem
@eiGnaniB iiberruieien. 6ronf ser.
mann BON Nr. rs. GpielonoItrobe,
ein Observation-Disclosures &nube, ipielte
nit gleiholtcrigcn 8omeraben ollf
bcll nit @ulicrlnclonen belaoenen
Shiffen al ben @eriten. Spler lab,
mie Sermum cine @aliermelonc aui.
nabm, uno Elm Sell ergreifenb, girg
CT uuf ben &nubcn SiL Inn i'm fort 5l
jo9en. Sermonn CAB Seriengelb;
lief ober in Ole Irme bon gorum,
ser ben ano6en ergrifi lnb i'm ulli
ein etuo 5ebn bis 5moli Sub cntiern-
tes Boot mari. Ser &tube ihlllg
nit fiirdterIid)cr 8erpolt nit benl
Hiiden ouf ooS Icd oes Sdiffes uilo
oann nit Dem aopfe al,f mn blieb
beiinnungslos liegen. Ser anobe
iuurbe 10 idnell, dis m0glid, nud)
Dem nStaot.Soipital" oeionbt, no sic
Mcr5te cine @ebirnerid)iitterung con-
itatirtell, nnb iino oie Solaen bieier
8erlesung nod nidpt a65ifeben, on
moglider @eiic ser 1ob eintrete,l
fam. Die 6ciben Neger mllroel1 bonn
Sergeanten 2aitner perbaftet, uno
belt es Hitter Grammar inter oeii
l1mitGnben fir bos Bette, oieielben
obne 9iirgidoit fir cin peitcrcs Ser
Dor feIt5nbaltcn.
Cine ugel fan gcflogcn.
= Srou Marp McG nilm, 9tr. 1t07,
@arclapltroBe, meloete g~eItern Der
Yoli5ei, Dob cine augcl oiird) ein
Seniter bes britten Stodiperfes &c.
fGogen fam, ols iih lire Tofter unl
Z llbr Morgens in oent 3inlnler an.
300. YoIiaiit Ionfs nom mittleren
Goli5ei . 9iitrift, pefder cine Inter
iud)un9 oornobm. fano cine % Sea-
fiber . HenolperfugcI u,b muB Der
Sdub entipebcr bon Den I1fern &c.
gcniiber benz WcG uilm'id)cn !Satic
obgcieitcrt iporoen ieiii, ooer abcr Die
ausel iiber bieie Gdder gefIogcil
iein. Graii WcGmilm iagte, baB iie
8mei Shiiiie borte. EoIisiit Monfs
fonntc aber meitcr nidJts n~isfinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04

rSm ScnfeltOpidcn,"
Wr. 511, @eit 2crinstou Strake,
Impurities 8irsbmrscr SOfbrdn
iriid ant Sapf.
Qlpril17S oMo So,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
Staot Baltimore.
tlntcrbaltHnas = @cgmeiicr.

,Sprs's" - ,lbe 9obs OF Gompunn p.
,Vuuinan" - ,@roaoluap after S1rf".
,,Sianrp's" 49, ~ gbilo Of the 8eaiment".
,,Wahetn" - Abe 2SprIo 9eaiers".
,,Nuoitprium" - pJbe Strcet SitQer".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ogn Sidr" Sauoeotlc.
,9,eu Munurehtal" - "9rennIlnno SirleS'
anbin's, Gr. 40i-406, ntt.saltimpre. Ctr. -
Sbsater uuo bclpegIide 9iIner.
Saittmure,S puntn' uuo MarN'ano : Sfnnts'
Sutr.- 9teniidg. Witttlpc1. 9onneritnga 6rets
iag tno Sanlitag, ben g., T., o., u. lHo Z. Sep'
feirber, 5u GiT1oniuT1.
fIua nab nPcniert's Barr.
nEeutihr 5as'Scier." - SonnCrftag, ben -.
September, i'm Mipers9iefusQarf."
Tie NattsgpuSertt:
SpHnlae .'''.'''''.'.''' sStntp'g2 .Su.t.
W'oIfag ......:.....-.. "SepetulaHlih3su ti
ablpetfelno init .........."N toeritoe'Edri..
GleHltug ..,..,.'........ geuiieIl9n'But.
WdftIppn ......''''...'. pStulo1pla' Butt.
SpHHetluB ...'.'.''.-...'' HVuhtuu'SuI.
Sreltag GuIiontSuIt
S'"'' pgon US bis 10 nhr abenSs.J
&ruaramm ihr heutr:
abe Imericun @irl". ............ ,9erbert
Snternessu 81 Sresco". ......... .Serberl
GelcItipr AT SnppenCo in 9ioroIuuO". .Serbecl
9Rnlier ,Soup Dollars" ........ .Serbert
Gorrets Suctt Selecieo
(Sr. Snnici 6el6maur unb SoGnl
CcIeItion .Wac. WIootite", .Serberi
gefieribouabis" Scrbert
.3unhincno" 49,. 0erbert
NgSieioSie'n ans .,aeo Niili" ..,,.. ,Ser6ert
S~eIeitipn Babes IN 1obIuuh". ....... Serncrt
QtebesIieh aus p5oriinc 1eIer" ...... Serhert
.Hnnsglmericana" 6erberi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
Marpcano=Naa

Spe5iele p~iertagige Touren bon
Baltimore oln 10. nno II. September.
$3.50, ale aiisgaben einseidlol{en.
Mli3uirasea Bel Ibos. S. 0iener &
&c., Ger. 2t7, SIt.gaItimoreitrnbe.
gn Samestomu.
(236-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-04
9rei NaI bic @odle

Trei WaI bic @odje - 1G,nme.
riirg., Monoihein. u. Sdeinrperfer.
2idt grfurftonen Eampfer
n2ouile" ie6en 9ieuitas, 0onnerIiag
uab Greitas uln 6.20 Mbos. Niir 25c.
Ctu,i 49,
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-29

A preacher whom we know tells
the following story: He said he
was in Missouri town, not long
since, and stopped at farm house
for dinner. While eating, the lady
inquired his business. aud he re-
piled that he was hunting the lost
sheep of Israel. She left the room
and returned in few moments
with her husband and said: This
man is hunting lost sheep and I'll
bet that old long wool lamb that is
here, belongs to him. No. no.
sister, you mistake me, I'm hunt
ing sinners. those for whom Christ
died" And is He dead?" "Oh.
yes. a long time ago Buried.
too, | reckon?' Yes There.
now. old man, | told you we would
die in ignorance for not taking
newspaper
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-29

The two sudden deaths which
occurred in La Jara and Manassa.
this week, but 90 to show the un-
certainty of life. In the full bloom
of youth and strength. as well as
in the sunset of life, the call comes
and whether or not we are pre-
pared to answer. we must Join that
'innumerable caravan which moves
to that mysterious realm above"
1t would behoove us all. therefore,
to give some thought of other
things beside those of a worldly
nature, and to gel thine house in
order, for thou knowest not the
hour nor the day when the Son of
Man cometh." ="
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-29
If man has a $40 pup he will

If man has $40 pup he will
look after it carefully and not let
it run all over town, bat if he had
a boy it would be different. He is
turned loose at a certain age and
let 90 to the devil. Then people
wonder where the great army of
tramps, loafers, dead beats and sots
come from in each decade. They
are terminated from the pure
seed gathered from our homes and
sown broadcast upon our streets
and alleys. 1t may be that your
boy is starting in that direction.
At all events, the boy had ought to
be given the same chance with the
pups.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-29
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Displa advertisements will be changed every
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Changes for display advertis isements must be
In this office before Wednesday noon to insure
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rates. Cards Of thanks, 20 cents. Resolutions
No deviation from these rates will be made.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-29

In "A small town like this the
vice of rash Judgment is altogether
too common Where people know
nearly all their fellow-citizens
there are some who are so ungra-
cious and so un-Christian as to at
tribute an evil motive when the
actions are prompted by the best of
motives, and they are rather dis
posed to relish a rumor that re-
fleets against neighbor Every
body commits indiscretions. either
wilfully or through weakness.
Harsh criticisms and rash judg-
ments do not help the offender,
but shove him down. The golden
rule should be applied in such
cases.
Beware of fire during these
spring winds. Protect your prop
erty against loss by fire. See Ka-
valec.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-29

If you have ever observed close
ly. you can generally discover a
good many traits in ii persons
character by the hand grasp. The
simple touch of the fingers in
greeting signifies nature cold and
selfish, the owner caring much for
society customs. The hand loose
ly given isn't much better When
the mere tips of the fingers are
given. you can bank on it that
that person cares more for the
world and himself than for any
thing else, and often, too, haughti-
ness OF spirit can be found here.
But we are safe to wager our best
hat that the person, who, in greet
ing, gives your hand IA firm, warm
clasp, has soul bigger than a
peanut and "A heart that gives a few
beats for struggling humanity.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-29

Only ii spray of sweet violets.
but they grew III the garden at
home. They budded and leaved
and blossomed in the valleys and
on the hillside where played "a
child in the days that have gone.
Not long ago, and, yet, it seems
SO long that | wonder if it could
have all happened in one Lifetime.
Other violets, as sweet as these.
bloomed there then. and other
birds sang in the same grand old
trees; the sunlight was as golden
and the rain drops as clear the
grass was then green and the sky
blue, but the great, shadowy years
lie between. Sweet, innocent
wood violets: the world has not
sullied you, its eager, lever-heated
breath has not scorched your pet
ais, nor taken away your spring
time perfume. And j long to be
back in your woodland home to-
day, where there is no confusion
of business cares and personal
strife, no jingling of dollars and
cents. Give me again the spring
time, the singing of the meadow
lark and the plaintiff whippoorwill,
Give me again the spring time,
when the wind sighs through the
new-budding trees and where the
clear waters of the streams ripple
on and on. and where the great
hallowed silence soothes the tired
spirit like prayer.
But | can't go bac';. The years
have gone and there is no time for
| turn to my desk
pushing on with thousands of
bread-winners to what?
Sweet home violets, will you
not, sometime, bloom for me on the
hills of paradise?
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-29

Next Sunday will usher in the
Easter tide. Over the entire world
Christian hearts will offer up their
voices in praise to the risen Lord,
and, with the thought of His res
surrection, is given to us the hope
of eternal life The whole spring
time breuthes Of fhis hope the
sweep of the newborn blossoms.
the chirp of the joyous birds, the
blue of the sky. the unfolding of
animal life all seem to break
forth in one grand, triumphant
song.
1t is at this time that the human
heart can catch another holdon life,
and start afresh In the tomb of
the past can our sins. our failures
and our disappointments be for
ever buried. A new era has dawned
and with it has been born a new
hope. Let us resolve to make the
most of itclean our hearts of
envy and malice and strife. and
turn our thoughts to the better.
higher things. Behold. He has
risenI' To man no greater promise
has been given.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-29

The disgraceful conduct of a
number of our young boys and
those from the vicinity of La .Jara.
last Sunday Palm Sunday is
but the result of evil companion
ship, and the tragic death which
was caused indirectly by drunk
eness on the part of one of
these youthful sports, should be
sounded far and near upon the
ears of careless parents and seered
as with a red-hot iron upon the
hearts of youth. The shame and
the awfulness of it! Young boys
who think it manly and smart"
to initiate the sot of the street. are
paving the way to the yawning
doors of the penitentiary or the
hangman's moose. and it is about
time that they realized this fact.
In some instances, the parents
are mostly to blame. Solomon
says: train up a child in the way
he should go, and when he is old
he will not depart from it. The
trouble with most parents is that
they have too much confidence
in their children's ability for tax
ing care of themselves. and allow
them to have, practically. full sway
over their actions. Naturally they
get thown into bad company, and
learn evil ways which. when once
inoculated into the system. is al
most impossible to eradicate. If
being strict with the boy whom
you know is inclined to be wild.
is your only salvation. then be
strict to the limit. Better to be
known as stern parent, with an
adament nature, than to have that
boy of yours follow in the foot
steps of the chief actors in Sun
! day nights drama.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-29

Does La Jara have town mar
shall? If so, why does he not keep
the young boys of town off the
street and out of the back alleys
at night? We wonder if that
officer of the law is paid for ser
vices which he does not render?
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-29

Mrs. Champa-Did the grocer's
clerk who stopped here this morn
ing have frogs legs?" Nora
Sure, mum, | dinnaw He wears
pants.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-29

With each 25c tooth brush sold
we will give you a 1Oc cake of Col
gates toilet soap at the La Jara
drug store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22
MADE A GOOD HAUL
Thief RObs an Ottawa, Kansas
Iewelry Store Last wednes-
day Night.

The sheriff Of Ottawa county. Kan
has notified the oflesN here to be on
the watch Tor man who robbed the
iewslry storeoi g VI Pillars al that
plAc last "Wednesday night The
follo9iug articles we're stolen
Watches Two IS jewel b. ". Ray
mond watches, with nlckle cases. n
si1e. Eight second hand open faced
niekle watches
Watch Casss One ~ size hunting
cAss. gold Crown braid one ID
size hunting case, gold, ''CroNn'
brand one sizs hunting case, gold.
Five or six Hlcale eases, almost new.
Watch Works One s.lawel Elgln
works, iG.size, fof open face. T~o
i7.lswel Hampden sorks. is-sl4e
slx ladies neck chains (. I'D. SIX gent 5
gold watch fobs -Four adles' brooeh.
e.
Tsentya ave dollars has hsen offered
for the arrest or apprehension of the
thief.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22
TAKELEUPPSADV|CE
rulibIoods Refuse to Give Census
Takers Their Names and 0ther
Desired Information.

Muskoges. 1. r.. Aug. il TIE fed
eral census enumefatoFs are expert.
enclng considerable diniealiy IL their
Efforts q take the csnaus "a ths full
hlood districts Ia Indian Territory.
Believing iiley aFs Land KFaftefx tlie
fuilhlooia decline 70 give tp ans snfOf-
nation. esan Withholding their f.zme.
several menths ago Francis 3 Issapp.
eammisslnrer of Indlan alfAlfs. wrote
s lettef = tho Indians. advising them
- bFwaFa of the people sh0 were ~.
lne % bal them oal Of sllelr lasais
Leupp cautioned them 70 give all
strangers 5 eide berth, and not under
aaY circumstances slRu tlselr name %
ang paper Tla Indians nov show
this letter 10 the census snnmeFaIofs
I'D allenGly shake Ehelr haad&
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22
Mayor Parks uaitss His FRS,
Couple In Holy Bonds Of
Mauimony.

Cool, calm and collected, sam parkS
our popular young mayor, advanced 20
the center Of his ofIice At 10 O'Clock
thia morning aud faced for the ArMt
time Ia hlsoiticial career, = happy and
youthful couple that had decided that
q lifa az double hlesaadness was hest
for them, and Tied tha knet that made
them one forever,
The mayor spoke with cool and
clear dellberation and the solemnlty
with whleh he pronounced the eere-
mony won tof him ths admiration OF
all present
After the ceremony was over the
mayor took his seat and the young
couple advanced and Inquired what
the fee would BE-, And you can imagine
their surprise when the mayor smil-
inglY 'ooked up into two faces beam
ing with happiness, and said There
will b. mo charge Tor this, my ast
ceremony
lt could hardly b. expected that
his honor would make charge for
marrying his arst couple, but n the
custom prevails here as Ia other states,
ha vas at least entitled 70 kiss the
bride.
The participants IN the wedding
were Nh. David A. Jackson. OF Porsla.
Mo- and Miss Pearl Eyerman, Of
Eldorado springs, No They will re.
main Ia Ninlta until tomorrow, when
they will depart fof their Missouri
home Tie Chieftain extends cen
gratulations.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-22
LEFT WIFE IN TEXAS
Marshal Webb on Lookout for Man
Who Deserted His Family and
Ran Away With a Girl.

Chief Of Police Webb THIS morning
resolved a postal card from Granite
which falls explains the Situation con.
cernlng . married man who elopet
with a i7.feAr.old girl from Blair last
Monday night The card reads
.recnlY aye dollark reward for the
arrest Of Nill Fletcher, eiso left Blair
last Monday night, August u, accom-.
panied ug Miss Holly Bellows, yoane
girl about II years old fietcltef vas
dressed in dark suit of clothes has
dark complexion, smooth shaved has
Wife and children living ln Teas.
The glrl IS slim and dark completed
Size left home IN stocking feet. seAF'
ing an everyday calico dre~S, and when
found viii be weArlng urw PAIR q
sll0eS slfe about 3 Flrtchef u about
s yeas old They are supposed "a
have boarded a train az nohaft, Tues.
day f0f New Mexico Wire particulars
10 boo Bellows. OF + J Burden. deputy
sheriff az Blair