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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04

time and not a small amount OF
money, Mr.. Washington says he built
it partly because the fancy struck
him, partly because he needed 1t in
his business. He was living In his
own house eight years ago when he
first conceived the idea OF the auto
home. He began building 1t before
he had ever seen an automobile. He
worked on his idea at odd hours dur
ing the entire period Of eight years,
at the same time attending to his
regular trade, which Is that Of a ma
chinist and contractor. He has pat
ented cover for belt pulley, the
sale Of which brings him a good in
come.
Il have built this auto house." says
Mr.. Washington, "and we are living
in it because it suits us" We have
taken a fancy to it, and would rather
live here than anywhere else. You
couldn't get more comfortable quar-
tiers or more conyeniences in the best
hotel, with the single exception OF
the water connection. And the water
question does not bother US at all.
On the road we can get a pail of it
anywhere, can buy provisions when
ever we need them, and for the rest
we have 1t all right here"
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington intend to
start on 1,OO0-mile trip to their old
home in Maine. They expect to pass
through New York and take in other
prominent cities Wherever they stor
they will feel perfectly at home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04

and Hugh Jennings, now manager of
the Detroit club, were secured for the
Baltimore team by Ned Hanlon. Tay-
lor finished hisostudies at Cornell that
year and announced to Hanlon that he
was through with baseball as a player.
Hanlon tried his best to get Taylor to
change his mind, but he stuck to his
decision, and the following year be-
gan the practice Of law in Buffalo.
No man stands higher than Judge
Taylor at Cornell university Four
years ago he was elected trustee OF
''ahe university, an honor he justly
prizes very highly.
Taylor is a tall man, and in appear
ance and build bears a striking re-
semblanee 10 Abraham Lincoln.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04
psad Engineer Runa Train.

Toronto, Can,-With the engineer
dead at his post and his hand on the
throttle the Canadian Pacific railway
Hamilton express, tore through Park.
dale station the other afternoon. The
fireman. alarmed at the increased
speed, went to the engineers box and
found the man dead. He applied the
emergency brakes and the train came
to stSndstill The engineer was
John Paul. It is supposed be was
struck by a semaphore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04

sit about an imprisoned one until It
died. The owl had been caught in a
mink trap, and from the number OF
bones lying about am sure that its
comrades brought It food until death
came from exposure. How long It
was a prisoner don't know. but
am sure 1t was more than two weeks,
as / passed near the spot now and
then. and remember seeing the owls
circling about 1t was a month later
that | stumbled over the trap which
had been set BY another hunter who
forgot it."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04
PIGS ARE GUESTS
AT NOVEL BANQUET.

Angora elevated her tail to $50 de-
grees above did some finger nail
etchings on Mr.. B. B. Terriers face
and spat right before all the guests.
A little bit Of furniture juggling fol-
lowed that provided parlor exercise
and amusement for all assembled.
When quiet was restored Mr.. Pork
er was grunting his disapproval. while
Miss Pigeon went of into a corner
and began to pout. The things Poll
Parrot said about the affair would
raise a blister on an icicle.
Following the reception each hui
man guest chose a partner for the
grand march into the dining hail
Here are the Individual menu cards
for the honored guests.
Mr. Porker-Asparagus tips. Brus-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04
TWO live I'M AUTO HOUSE.

ior the system ol pipes running the
entire length Of the house. thus guar.
Anteeing uniform heat. Pipes and fur
mace we're constructed by MT Wash
ington's own hands. Practically ali
available space along the walls is
lined With cupboards containing a
complete equipment Of household ln-
plements and tools.
In the front Of the house are the
levers for setting the home IN motion.
These are three in number. Their
mechanism was worked out by the
proprietor. One is for starting, an,
other for steering and third for reg.
ulating the speed, all being manipu-
lated from a comfortable easy chair.
A three-cylinder gasoline engine.
weighing ton, furnishes the motive
power
1t viii be seen that the construc-
ton Of this novelty in the shape Of a
self-moving home must have required
Infinite pains, an immense amount Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04
LYNX GNAWS OFF
LEG OF HER CUB.

ticularly tender-hearted. but Tate
never raised his rife when the old
lynx slowly moved of with her limp
ing cub. He let them go and then ap-
preached the trap. Here it was eyi-
dent that the old lynx had exhausted
every means known to her before she
decided to cut OF the foot Of her on
spring. She had torn at the chain.
bitten the tree to which it was at
tached and lacerated her own Jaws
gnawing the sharp teeth Of the t ~,
Il never knew lynx to rescue NJ.
young in that way" said Tate. after
telling Of the incident; but once
knew a whole family Of barn owls to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04

Dr. George f. Kunz, statiaticlan ON
precious stones fov the United stateg
Geological society. has retired Orig
inally an annual review Of the precious
stone industry in the United States
was published. but DR.. Kunz has *.
tended this Of late years to cover dis
coYeries and developments n precious
stones and ornamental stones ID an
parts Of the world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04

Why are you laughing, father?"
q am laughing" ehuokled the cid
man. because your photograph is go-
ing again"
But you generally rave when you
hear it going.
Yes but this time It is going down
the air shaft I just tossed It out Of
tho window. ~ Chicago Daily News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04

He is about six feet tan. vigorous,
covered With long hair, and has. blue
eyes and ruddy complexion. He
eats raw meat and uncooked veget-
ables. but will not touch cooked food.
He has no apparent language. but
seems to possess intelligence above
chat Of dumb brutNs
Travellers IN the, remote mountains
Of Fl Apio a month ago saw the wild
man and gave chase on horseback
The creature was run to earth IN a
natural cave IN hillside. There ne
was overpnwered only after a fierce
Tight
There was no furniture in the cave,
not arx appearance Of there ever hay
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04
CACTUS As BIC As 4 HOUSE

This Is a picture Of the wonderful
barrel cactus that rises IN Death Val.
ley and other deserts fully 30 and 40
feet high and forms regular forest.
When IN blossom it has a small, bright
flower, much smaller than Of more
modest cacti. Its chief attraction, and
one that is far better than any num-
Der Of flowers. lies in the fact that it
contains a Juice which will quench
thirst. Many prospector who has
feared to lose his life has crept on
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04

sells sprouts with lyonnaise dressing.
Miss Guinea Pig--Green radishes
hashed with celery tips
Master Game Cock-Corn nubbins
garnished with whole wheat heads,
crushed sea shells.
Br'er Rabbit-Apples sliced with
pears on lettuce leaves.
Mr.. B. B. Terrier-Pork chops
Dreaded, strips Of roast turkey.
Miss Angora- English pudding,
whipped cream.
Miss Pigeon-H -Hulled oat fakes.
wheat crackers crumbled.
Mr.. Squirrel English walnuts, pc
cans, roasted chestnuts.
Poll Parrot-Wa crackers and
cheese waters.
Miss Chameleon-Bottled flies from
Florida.
Conversation did not flag, and
pleasant time was had by all. includ-
ing the humans who were among
those present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04

when he was a baseball player and
student at Cornell university Is years
ago that at the age Of 40 years he
would be dispensing law and justice
from the bench. A year ago Taylor
held the office Of president of the East.
ern Baseball League, but was defeated
for reelection last fall soon after.
ward Gov Higgins appointed him to
the position he now holds.
Judge Taylor is one Of the few play
ers who dropped professional baseball
at the height Of his fame and with a
brilliant future tetore him. He was
born at Halsey rslley, Tioga county.
n. Y. His boyhood was passed at
Ithaca and as boy he was the star
player Of the corner lots. It was al
ways his ambition to become a lawyer,
and he became a professional player
to earn the money to pursue his
studies.
While at Cornell he played on the
college team and his ability secured
him place on the Elmira team Of the
New York State League, where he
played in 1888. In the winter he
taught school. In the following year
he Joined the Louisville team 81 the
old American Association. In 1890 the
team, under the management Of Jack
Chapman, won the championship.
Judge Taylor played there in 1891 and
1892, and IN the winter studied at the
Cornell Law School.
During the season OF 1898 Taylor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04
HAIRY WILD MAN is
CAPTURED IN MEXICO
Eats Only Raw Meat and Vegetables
and Possesses Low Order
Of intelligence.

San Antonio. Tex. "A wild man,
such as has not been seen before, has
recently been captured in Mexico. A
miner who recently arrived from XII
htla, q small village in the southern
part Of the state Of San Luis Po,os,',
tells Of the capture alive OF most re-
markable creature.
The wild man is now detained in
Husteca, and will be transferred to
some museum II his life Is preserved.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04

hands and knees toward THIS plant
and eagerly sucked the syrup that has
trickled down after the insertion Of
his knife The Indians can live many
days on these plants, which some
times grow In patches and at other
times are scattered. AT Easter time
when these and the other varieties Of
cacti are IN bloom, the Moiave Desert
fairly glows with resurrection glory
one splendid blaze Of yellow, white
and red. The stoutness Of this barfel
cactus makes it withstand the severe
saRdstorms that break down the more
slender varieties.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04

with a shotgun. When this eagle
was shot it was devouring a pig
which it had killed. Since the child
was attacked BY the eagle another
one has been killed. and 1t is believed
that these two are the only ones
on the river that are large and fierce
enough to cause trouble. Each OF the
two killed measured over seven feet
from tip to tip OF wings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04
YOUNG BOY ATTACKED
BY BIG GRAY EAGLE
Monster Bird swoops Down on Child,
Carries Him so Yards, Then
Releases Him.

Coweta. I. T.--The five-year-oId son
OF Nero Charles a farmer living near
Coweta. was attacked by large gray
eagle few days ago and narrowly
escaped with his life after being car
ried so yards BY the fierce bird. So
far as known. this is the frst time
In the history Of Indian Territory that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-04
Ex.BALLPLAYER NOW A JUDGE.
Harry Taylor Earned Money at Nation
al Game to Pursue Studies.

New York.--It is doubtful whether
Judge Harry L. Taylor, OF the Erie
county court at Buffalo, ever dreamed
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-24

vWos INNER fomn,en tpirb, Ea7en
Sic MIDI Sbnen Elm Bruber 5ein,
ipiirgte San Grit 1eraus.
Dd tnaroe iie faltpeib unb gina,
CHE eeIenisen Gormen peraei1enb, init
lansIamer, fbtperen Sdritten aus
Sem @srioh.
Wenige Wainllten ipdter befanben
iid bic beiben Mdnner ipieher auf Ser
Strabe. Oas Wetter bate 1ib ininz
fern mod perihledtert, bab iebt ber
Winb sum Stllrme getpprbsn mar.
Die 5rei naren ulIo reht frpb, als
iie bel papa 9riac einen tparmen,
trpdenen Wintel fanben.
SEPT erit fpnnten tie iiber oie Gin=
bride Get lebten an6ertbalb 5tun6en
reben, unb aDnies erite 5rage mar:
rSIt bic iunse Dame seiitig bDllie
nprmul?"
Srit ldaute i'm iiberra1dt an.
nSbne ieben 3tpeifel. sic lit pplI=
tpmmen 9errin ibres Oenfens," mar
feline in febr 5efttmmtem Some gese=
bene Mntipprt.
Isle haben bel nit ibr perfebrt91
.Sdglih, meiit itunbenlang unb
lie 1T 1eit Npbember bier"
limb haben ME cine StOrung be-
merft9" iagte a0nig sebanfenpoG.
uGus 1T ionbcrbar."
San syrit la6te .laut auf. SD ftn6e
nid1ts 5pnberbares oarin, tpenn Elm
Ntenid normal it,"
&Dnig CAB barauf feline Mntuort,
aher er ftellte eine anbere Srage, sine
6ro9e, Die er beute f1on e:nmal gez
felt bate, pbne eine Nnt1pprt barauf
gu er6altsn. .Mas lit benn NIT benz
arpBen 8ilbe eeihe6en, oaran Malaz
9otp nod i'm Nooen,ber etr1alt bet9"
Gin srobss 8ilo9 DaprR peib i'd
nihts."
Sin 6iitoriiGes 8ilo."
i'm. n.'1S: er bat ia iiSer5aupt a1e t nismals
piel gemalt. Mar pobl INNER au
frdnfIi9 baau. Giniee fleine 8ilher,
bas lit aues. Wir baben es ntemals
besriffen, iposu er 10 fleibig itta5irte,
rnb parin pirtli9 Elm einfa4 9robs
drtises aDnnen beipies, penn er bod
ME etipas 8ebeutenbes ausfiibren
fpnnte pber tppnte."
9oftpr &0nie bate bic SpeHetarte
CUR 6uab senommen. Oas Sbema tr1z
tereiiirte ibn ppbl ni9t msbr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-24
r@cbDne, iueihe, marine Sanb"
'ns Bate er niht 6enfen folIen!

/
has bdtte er nidt oenfen 5ollen!
Denn es bradlte ibm Den @egen9ub
faDon In Grinnerung: iene 0unb, bie
er ppr furaem gefeten bate, biele ba=
9ere. falttge, bDn rauber 9anb befor=
| nrirte alte Mdnnerbanb, bic por1in
nit getriimmten sinsern nah Gem
Sad gegriffen bate.
llnb oteIe gefriimmten Singer erin=
nerten i'm 1ptener an anbere, oie Elm
unbetannter erober aiinitler in leih=
ten @triben auf elm Blatt papier ee=
funnt bate, Elm Riinitler - Gottor
RDntsDs @ebdnfen iranberten ungliids
li1ertpetfe INNER tpeiter - ein&iinit=
Ter, Der eine 10 gana eisentbiimlih
9arfteriifif9e pin1elfiibrung, ser etne
10 gang teionoers bur9iihtige Mrt gu
untermalen battle.
Dottor Sans RDnig erbebt iih gang
plDBlih unb 1haut nit rem ansez
ftreneten 8lid, nit oem man in tpeits
Ternen GIT fhauen pflegt, auf ben iei=
men Nugen ia febr na6en rotben
Sanmtiib bes goupes, in ip.ldem er
feline Neife boIenbet.
gtber 80nis iisbt~ben Sib gar nidt,
er iiebt por isinen geiitissf Mugen
ettpas sans anberes, unb babel be=
nia,mt er ii9 Elm ipentg ieltIam.
@s sibt ettpas, bas man Neflerbe=
ipegung nennt. SolA etne Reflerbez
tpegung finbet iebt in Den Musteln
BON Doftcr &Dnigs rehter 6anb itatt.
Sbr 8eitber peib permutblid gar
nthts oeppn. OeHen @ebanfen iinb
ipabri9einlih gan5 anoerstpo, als bei
ieiner redten 6anb, oeren tpoblaez
pflegte Ndsel iib in bic feline, tpei9e
9aut Der irneren 6anOfldGe bobren.
Oabei itDbt er einen leiien piff
aus, ipie ienunb, Dem ettpas INN borz
Fer ltnbesreifli9es plObli6 tlar se=
tporben lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-24

ct ibm, 5a Ser Spftor ii9 Inn 2enas
9sr5 un5 0anb gu beiperben begann,
niGt 5u mtbtrauen unb braudte Der
irahienben 2iebe istnes Rinbes fein
0inoern;B in ben Mes gu legen, ia
fornte init 8sfrieOigung bes Dottors
Musiprdds entaegenieben. Diefe iDar
fnapp bor R0niss Neile erfolgt, unb
bcute Mber0 Iollte bie 0erlobung i'm
&reiie Der Sntimen oes 9auies ge<
feiert peroen. =
Nls Der Waaen R0nigs por benz
prd9ttsen @ittertbor ber Willa belt.
taudten an cinem 5eniter berIelten,
Elm paar BLONDE aSpfe arf.
: rOa 1T ct ia, ber 9etberfebnte!"
rief Der Snbaber bes einen, Elm ettno
ie9aebnidbriser 8urfde, Dem oer
llehermutb aus Sen bltbenben blauen
@usen i6aute.
9as biibfde Md0den an feiner
Seite mar rotb getporben.
nGentre bth nur ni9t. gile linn
oc4 entsesen," meinte Der Sunge. Die
G9lpeiter adrtlid anitobenb.
r2aB Gag fem, gri9," unterbrab
i'm in rubiger, aber bod beitimmter
Weile lein 6oflnei1ter, Der au9 ans
Teniter setreten mar, um oen iunsen
9srrn obne biefe umi aus Dem
Salon gu fiibren.
Grid MIblbeim lieb es iih obnt
insiteres gefallen, i6on oesbulb, neil
cr, ipie cr gu bebuupten pflegte, fir
Riihriaenen feire S6ipdche beiab -
rann absr tpobl AUDI, neil .cisIer
9err Braun" nun einmal be3iiglih
feiner ia 0o9 ber 6err riiber 2eben
urh Soc" mar. uebrtsens perging
Grid nibt gerabe in 5ur6t bor ieiz
mem prdaeptor, benn i'm 6inausseben
16rie er nod elm paarmdl, tpieiDobl
Braun ihm laGenb Den Munb subislt:
rQuf ben Sliiaeln Ger 2tebe! Muf ben
Tliieeln ser 2tehe!"
2ena aber elite nt9t binunter, lie
idaute leu6tenben Quges Dem geliebs
ten Manne entgessn uno nidte ihm,
Der beruufsriiBte, gu.
Oa leste itb elm Mrm I'm ihre
G4ultern. Gbipiue, 2en1s dltere
S9tpeiter, tpar es, bic i6r jeBt liebez
rou in Sic Muaen iab. rgiit ou febr
siiidlide" fraste lie lddelnh.
2ena nidte nur, oann fhlob 5ie
plOblih lire Mrme um @bmine unb
prebte lie leibsnfdoftli9 an Iid. !pG1=
reno fie ibr sufiiiferte: $50 sliidli9,
bab ta mfrs - neten bir- gar ntht
Deraeiben tann.
Gbtpine maGte iih ianft fret. Nu<
big f6aute Tie in ber59peiter Qluaen,
urh lanft ld4elno entsegnete tie: n2aB
bids niht frdnfen, 6ub ih fir meine
per1on nit bieIer Seite bes 2ebens
fertta bin."
"Du ipirit pirflid ME ei9en anoez
rem lieben9" -
rNie!" mar bic ftite Mnttport.
Damn sins gStrine aus oem 3immer.
(Sort1eBung folgt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-24

Cine 8liite Der @srteibiserrbetorif
fam iiingit. tpie bic @oi1i1he 3ettung
mitteilt, in elmer groben fiibbeut1men
Stabt an ben Sag. Gin Me9tsantpalt
fhloB fetn plaibober nit folgenben
Morten an bic @ei9porenen: ,llnb
barum bite t9 Sic, meme Gerr.n:
9dngen Sic ben Mnsetlagten feinem
ar,nen alien 8ater an ben Meib=
na9tsbaum!"
$50 bart man fGmpft INN bas tGqlihe
8rot,
Da bats nit Der Gbe seringe Not;
Do9 mo man fdipelgt in lIeppigfeit:
Da liesen i'm 5interbalt Gb'bru9 unb
@treit!
Die Rlngbeit unb bic Dummbeit.
Die finben ii9 auredt;
Da3pifhen nur Der 9nlbbeit
erss1t's TAFT + INNER f4A9t.
Die ruffiihen Grobfirften follen
fi4 piel nit Mabrfasern abgeben.
Dies 1T bas einaige Wsittel, tpoburd
fie pie .3ufunft in einem roiiSen 2i9i
feben f0nnen.
Sobn .. NodefelIer mabnt CUR Spar,
lamfeit. @ut, seben mir pon iebt an
friiber gu 8ett, bann brau1en tpir feiu
petrpleun tn Der 2dmpe au perbrens
nen.
Sch, bic Gimme beiner sSrau III
iDein ipie Gammet. " so, aber til,
G'ottes Millen, fage es ibr nibt.
Sonft bsrlanst iie einen Mraus, ber
Dasu p16t."
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sGm Mbeno oeFelben Sases besleiz
tets Sar Srit ben Ooftor gum 8ahnz
bpf. &0nig bonfte ibnt beralidh fir
Sic 9iebenspiirbigteit, NIT tpel4er ct
i'm Gicerpnebienit tie in Goncarneal'
esleiitet hatte, bann fubr Der 3ug aus
Ser iebr beI6eibenen Salle, unb bas
itimlnltnssboGe &iiitenitdothen per=
f9ipanb in Naht uno Nebel.
&Dnig, ser Elm Coupe fir iih batte,
trnnte uneeft0rt bic gtnoriide Der
lsbten Gage an ii9 ooriiberaieben laiz
len. Die man6erlei 8ilber, bic er
sriinbli6 seieben, Die manGerlet
Menfden, sic er oberflG9lid fennen
eelernt bate - iie fellten fi9, balo
bieie, balo iene, iei11em Gebdh.nib
hpr. MalaGops 9raut iab er tpie
leib6aftig bor ii9. Wie leioenl4aft(t9
lie iiberbaupt mar! Nber ionit norz
mal9 - a0nig glaubte ni6t re9t ba'
raT.
l1nb 9pttor 9ans&0nie idlief Elm,
eripadte tpiebsr, iab 5rantreids Ssluz
rem tpie i'm Sluge poriiber5tehen, 1peas
ielte ba unb bort ben Masen unb fam
an 2. MGrs Bel anbre6e1oer Ounfelz
heit in her nieber0iterrei9tfden Staz
tion Mmi!etten an, tpofelbit Der
S6neGaus, in tpel9em er it4 befano,
idon bon ben pai1asieren eines aug
benz gnnstbal eirsetroffenen 3uges
ertpartet tpurbe. Wdbren6 bas niht
uDermdBis intereKante @dauipiel bes
Mas= unb Gin fteigers bor iid cling.
tpanberten oes i9on elm tpenis fabrt=
miioea Srftprs Mugen iiber bas tpe=
nige, bas in Mmitetten iiber6aupt gu
feben 1T, unb bas iebt nod bur9 bic
Ddmmerung perI9leiert tpurbe.
&Dnis iab temnu9 pirtli9 nidt
piel unb barunter ni9ts 8emertens=
pertbes.
Gben aIs oer 3us iisb tpie5er in 8e>
tpesung febte, langte Elm Bauer nod
feinem Sad, ben er auf Die @rbe ge>
iteat bate. untpiutiirlih folgten
aDniss slusen Der etipas fhperfdMz
gen 8epegung bes alien Mannes, Der
ii6risens iofort feinen Mueen ents
i9ipan6, 6enn fbon batte Der 3ug
feline rprmate Sahrsef6pinbigteit
stnonnen.
6Gtte Der arme Ooftor abnen f6nz
men, tpelm furmtbare sSplgen bte1es ia
in Wabrbett 10 barmloie 5uleBt Sc
f6aute fir i'm baben tpiirbe, ct tdtte
getpib fein ganaes 2eben nte mebr alte
9auern, Die bagere Singer triimmen,
ansel6aut.
Mber es fann ia feiner in bic GU
funft feben, unb bag 1T gut = bus
1T meiit iogar febr gut. Oieies Mal
cher = nun, bieneidt mar es aud
tiefes Seal gut.
Geelenrubig 5iin6ete itcb Or. R0nie
ioeben eine 3isorre an, es mar iosu1
e;ne se19muggelte, unb begann iiber
bas fir i'm b0hf oneenebme Greig>
nib feiner moreen beDorfkhenben Wers
lobung nadaubenten. gr bate ia al
o;eie Sage ber bon Snhigteit an feins
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-08-08
in OSKALOOSA IN 'OS
Iowa Tea and Coffee Dealers Asso,
citation Meet Here.

One more event IS been added to
the calendar for Oskaloosa in the
coming year as on the second Tuesday
in August in 1908, there will be held
in this city The annual convention OF
the Iowa Tea ald Coffee Dealers AS
ISOLATION o. E. Dickson, of the d.
e w. Tea Co., Of this city, returned
yesterday from the convention at
Cedar Rapids and -eports good time
and an interesting convention. AT
the business meeting held in me
Montrose Hotel Friday afterloca his
invitation to bring the next meeting to
this city was accepted, and in the
election of officers he was also re-
elected as secretary of the association.
On Thurrday evening t>a delegates
wer. entertained at the Almo with
"a fine program and informal am,rse-
meats which were thoroughly enjoyed
and every member of the organiza-
tion claim to have had a fine time. but
with favorable conditions oskaloosa
win keep UP her record as the most
nospitable city in the state when given
her opportunity to entertain the con
vention one year from now.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-08-08
WHITES AND BLACKS in BATTLE.
Thousands Fight In New York Streets
Two Fatally Hurt.

New York, Aug. 5.-The fighting
element among the whites and blacks
In the vicinity of One Hundred and
Thirty-sixth street and Fifth avenue,
lined up according to their racial
prejudices again Sunday to settle a
baseball dispute. and when the argu-
ment was ended 80 persons required
medical treatment and Of that num-
Der two will die. Probably 5000 per-
300 policemen who dispersed the mob
300 policement who dispersed the mob
after every one was fought out got
only nine prisoners, and of these two
were women.
John McCue, truck driver 80 years
old, and Matthew Murtha, aged 35
years. an ice peddler, received frac-
tured skulls and were removed to a
hospital in dying condition. The in
juries of others ranged from broken
noses to serious razor cuts.