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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-15
Power Of Habit.

Power OF Habit.
The power of habit was strikingly
illustrated not long, ago In q shirt
waist factory One, woman who had
done. nothing but sew up the seams Of
sleeves for four years was taken Oh
that particular job and was asked I'd
run up seams in the body. ofsrthe
waists. She complained that the
change made her SO nervous that she
could not work.
'But what is the, diference?' asked
the foreman. There is nothing but a
straight seam here. just the same as
you have been used to-
II know" replied the woman with
true feminine logic, "but it isn't
sleeves
And it did indeed prove to be asfact
that owing to her four years of steady
work on sleeves 1t took her fully that
many weeks to overcome her nervous.
ness sufficiently to run the machine al
her accustomed speed when sewing an.
other part of the waist. Exchange.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-15
CONGRESSIONAL AND STATE

l. 5VyyS
United States Senators II. c. Aansbrough.
kf .ssi ossss 4. MAJ
state
Governor-John Burke. "
ssssss fesys sssa;<i 5 B Essi:
Auditor-HrL. Ho1mess als
AfselSsy GsnessIL as'f T. Mscue.
ssp fsss It ss SssfRs
Commissioners of tAgfe uisure- Wa g GiltEeath.
Somrissioneys Of Railroads-G S. Deissm.
Ettk Stafne, Simon Wessby; secretary
Board M e Il Uniyersity and School Land.-sup.
General, Secretary Of State. State Auditor.
Is o. Hegge, Commissioners. ~
{ Public Examipef-Oliyer Knudson.
Judielai
FEDERAL
United States District Judge-Hon. charles
United United States ssss: s ks.t E'Fs sso
Assistant 4 Ulited States Attorney-eB! D..
5lsi afw9 g. an. sa'a Bi..riee A Mont.
su sos' Genessi-E. a. Williams, Bismarck.
u. s: land OficsTs- Bismarck, NJ H. Jewell.
res:s's5 5Ssn sasts9aaaa. Eefsizs5 Fargo
ceiver; Devils Lake--M. H Brennan, reg
lister: F; w. Cock6hrn. receiver; Mihot Il.
D: McGahan, register; Rqhts ;ormap, re.
w. A. Mcclure, receiver; Williston-Geo.
w. Wilson, register; H. H. Chaaee, re-
ceiver.
National Bank Examiner-E. S. Tyler, Fargo.
Collector, of Custons-Ju dson LaMouye, j.,
E Pembina. ~ ~ sFy'F - y.,s'sf &
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue-G. H,
Merrifeld,. Grand Forks; Geo. H. Percy,
Jamestown; James Elton, Grand Forks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-15
Terms o. District court-.-sth n,...,.

County Judge, 81. First National rat NJ,
S!ates attorney. First National Rank Rissi
rnst Subdivision--Ats Bismarck, third ~
gay IN May and fourth Tuesday Ii NO.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-04
The Empty House.

The lawn flows smooth and the hedge
 is trimmed The garden shines in a blush of
 bloom, The door swings wide on a hall un-
 dimmed
 And the glad sun halos the we'll
 kept room. Yet about the whole is a soulless air And the spirit within one bIights
 and wraps; Is it, perhaps, that the windows stare Like the open eyes of a friendless
 corpse? Or is it, perhaps, that the curtain stir, Touched by the ghost of her-of
 her. In every room is a subtle change. And every chair stands aloof, alone; The kettle signs on the kitchen range, And the children play in half
 hushed tone. The naperied table spreads it's wares Like the victualing place of a sordid
 inn; From the music room the piano glares. Showing its teeth in ghastly grin And from dawn to dusk and dusk till
 dawn
 The house cries out, She is gone
 is gone" Edmund Vance Cooke, in Appleton's for November.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-04
FINAL COUNTY MAN
 VISITING PHOENIX
Conditions In the Mining Industry In
 That Section Are improving Rapidly.

F. M. Pool of Mammoth. Pinal coun- ty was a Phoenix visitor yesterday In the afternoon he called on J. J. Riggs citizen member of the board of con- trol. and renewed an acquaintance formed way back in 1890 when both of them were school ma'ms." MT Riggs laid down the ferule after the first term but Mir. Pool kept up his good work with the switch for several years.
 Mir. Pool is now engaged cutie eX- tensively fin mining and says there Is very noticeable increased activity in that business in Pinal county He is informed the London Arizona com pany expects to resume operations soon and the Christmas property as well. That will start things at other camps in that section. At Kelvin and Ray 200 men are now employed
 The new C. & A. camp a few miles east of Mammoth is lively place The company bought the Clark & Scanlon property for $75,O00 and has probably spent as much as that ad- ditional since acquiring it. There are numerous other properties under de- velorment threabout and lots of others that are rot under development but ought to be. MT. Pool has great faith in his own section and says he be- lieves it will some day become the copper mining center of Arizona A lot of people think the same thing about other sections and the truth is that about all of Arizona is ledge mat ter and carries good values The whole territory is the greatest mining field in the country with a lot of good ground extending up into Colorado, Utah and Nevada on the north and down into Mexico on the south
Arizona republican., 1908-12-04
A Man May
 Eat Any Meal
And Digest It Easily If He Will But
 Try.
FREE DIGESTIVE TABLETS.

FREE DIGESTIVE TABLETS.
 Don't be afraid of your meals. The reason you have dyspepsia is that something is lacking in your digestive apparatus necessary to the stomach's work.
 A perfect stomach loves to work. Perfect digestion is not afraid of any meal and benefits by it's consump- tion of food the whole machine of man.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets make easy the work of digestion, because they combine active fruit and vege- table essences which are needed by the stomach.
 These essences are so powerful they digest food without aid from the stomach. They have done this with meal encased in a glass tube.
 We will send a trial package to any one free for his name and address
 Eat what you will or when you will, then take Stuart Dyspepsia Tablet and see how you will digest that meal In a short time your stomach will have natural supply of gastric juices and your whole system will be able to take care of digestion easily.
 Ask any druggist about Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. His answer will tell more than we can say. Ask him how they sell. If you want to buy them give him soc. But if you want to test them write us and you will receive trial package by mail with out cost. Address F. A. Stuart Co, l5O Stuart Marshall Bldg. Marshall, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-04
FISHING FLEET WRECKED

fishing boats in the typhoon yesterday off Hat Su Island, Kawatsu Bay were wrecked. It is reported that $50 fish er1nan lost their lives.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
FRSTdASS CITY

tWHH Hlss6H ssui 5 rae-
nat Ny declaring Nus
~ t ha Ufy 6itH Ms.-c.a,s
Isl sat t eHhm held
Ht ai'g l 1IY elected
,y Officers tools tHe ih 81 dce
Monday aghf. Just Iitle helav
ide lateNs U che hour
Il WhIeh i'H naN administration
tnk chag Noa'i SD Itself aroas
suspicion RcW Il uoi ior the fact
ut Bud lelhelter was Inthc bunch
Bud sa sgsafg dealer, and, while
he IS % the lookout faf crooks and
thug end robtss and mufdefefs IN
The quiet, peaceful, orderly. clean
respectable and well-bchaved city Of
Muskoeee," be- will also, as marshal
of The aforesaid city, keep one eye
glued on that new bunea gt the city
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
rs NOT KNOWN THERE

The New York Methods, confer.
ence has adopted resolutions pro.
testing against the elimination % the
name Jesus Christ from the exef-
clses u the public schools q New
York City 81 course, this acton
on the part o; the church IS al
right. e at right % protest and 20
on record. huttheY hardly can hope
% change conditions By the passing
u resolutions. Nea York IS not
Chflst's town Ne lost out there
Il gpod many years acc and be
couldn't carry single rfccnct n
that city today without the ais Is
machine politicians Nho Nauid
temand pay 81 a3sanc9 lH38 s.ena s
statement 40, 90 interfere 0tH tHf
business e. cas- 81 nas teie
There afe Chath hoases n New
1mk tres aui ihe eHanse
thatih memttf, % th 8oI 4
she t5ged Ct>t's nme .fsm the
raeI school taaE
EtS naat m B0oE.yn
aas tEnf g STA u p tv
y hat nrtIe ~ s pass M
eHd song fHt aeta eat
apth assi3a fh r
committee Az w8 .aHas
that tlEIIHNHI lH tH. #He Is
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

her habythst IS. She GETS him i
Baby hasn't sucked ali ile figures
al his tag. 10 case h# has. sle
waits unfa all the olieg ladies' hold
inR hnks have heeu served efh
battles and ihen size takes what's
lit Usually, hoNcYeg. she eeis
hef 0wn hatg ard tear dse of
paFeNfic and a Hs4ss=-fds PLASTER put
hiw ln aWms. condition sEa.as OF
g0lf. ihe ha@i room may some
times d lard oa tie baby, bar the
sysitm has ts compnsaii8ns. ihe
baby IS nos hofca ry duli efmpHs.
Il iearns 10 love the church and
looks forward eagrrly to the coming
q the Sabbath morn when i can
g 10 divine worship ana wear o
,ag lile 4 spccklcd pap ard fight L
1ul with the either kids and a
strange. awkward nurse and
sQuAll tWo hours Ia the basement.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
oRRY SM4LL RHLS

naH PISS
toai
50 h a.f1 ~
sasea M 81 uthfa so tH
aaj l,9e ta hMt
sgniI cene G aagrrf 81
luR TAIN Ih tIa1 stopni s. tns
Ih M haali r Is a
warn 81 tt ChB4n oaaets
IL 800 must ay AROUND 81 81
iaH ts B. sufetiai y0u haW
a ttN small ones also Tie IN3
man Be could hm been sawed
lust IS 8i with 4 one dollar biz
and mneieen dollars would thus
have been savedio be used Ia bring
ing suit against the railroad com
pauy for letting rs track stay out
over night
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

the Cheftaln folks. During the
lie of tbs daily many pho we're On
is llss forgot almost entirely that
thelg family sianl-ty. ile Weetay
1hhftaia. stat existed. tai n0n
that the 1lnlky da.ly h lt q the
way. they nme n1ft nlege .nta
ilae.f homes Their al1 iamflY friend
aei b.j s ee.eeme. Im al3-tae
news VI 6aN hen netme has
revived MANY pleasant memories .n
minds q TIE l8ef citizens. many 81
whom haYe expressed Their appfe.
CATION in th most adal manner.
The quotations. from TIE olJ tiles
VIII continue q Be i regular ieaiufe
II The Chletialn. During TIE last
three weeks many nw names
have been added t0 our weekly Hss
and We hapt the friends who afe
assisting ~ kindly viii continue
their good work in the interest q
the Chlettala gntil oar hsi reaches
The three thousand mark. We afe
now printing Two thousand. one
hundred and seveniy-iiNe papers
each week, and. within TIE NeN
week o. two / w.ll be necessary ior
Qs q increase tins number. Our
Farm Journal offer IS winning many
new friends and many ola ones are
renewing IN iaes, the Chef,aip
as a weekly IS now growing Just as
apldly rs we could ask o. expect
and We are indeed grateful 60 every
friend Dollars count, a course,
but money IS no; the only thing Ia
the newspaper business. An en-
o0ufagIng word n0w and then helps
q whole l0l. Friends 10 the coun-
iiy and Il IS you % whom We are
writing when you cume % town
dfop IL and sec the Chief1ain folks
Let's set acquainted. Our latch.
string h9Ags On the outside and
well 30 oar best 70 make you
uflrnn1f
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
TALKON IRELAND

) Joseph Snail who h4 hn hee
several dlFs visiting hIs brother,
Evangelist Small, made al.ie al in.
tenest8ng tals Iag saturday night on
Ireland ct she Christian church.
where the Rev Smail Is holding re-
vital services. NJ Small IS not a
preacher. but BE- IS well informed on
Ireland and the large audience
listened very atteutively 70 bis se-
marks. He has been IL this country
only q short time and will return 70
his native land soon.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
WISHES AND DOLLARS

l1Hc fhHH er'd tHe e. tflI, l.aat
this week tM Weekly CHI Nn.
Other folks have n iue an.
sdfltk taIkIuE abat & ana nw
we'd tsf 81 take aW mm We'd
Else 60 thank thc many friends who
hate gwen us theu kind wishes
and their dollars since the Death 0f
the I-tsied daily We would hke
70 meet them 10 person, d this were
possible. We would hke e. spend
= week o. ten days driving over
the country getting acquainted with
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
WHERE HOBBY STANDS.

Rergesenatsa a0hAy 81 CNg
eanty. according ia gpofis, s tlc
Iene man s. the majority aha vent
al record n tim legislature IS te.ng
epp8sed Fl the state aspensary
measure Tie writer never had
the peasae f meeting Af Hobby
ezoeni un 1n eec8san ii hue-
Jacket IL the iaIl 8 iNahu at
remember dsaMtl1 tfat W thi
tIme W gsed hm 81 Is lkan-eut
young fei.8N 8ba had TIE 8Ifare
II ~ eoneNt0as. W af pretty
sure he tall rs ilmt he ame o.
Oklahoma ifom kenlaskg Cen
eafnne his g8feef Ne kao0 only
This. Th good r0pIt q Blue
Jacket told us that as j taeh@ he
vas ek.ua thaf taNn one 9 tfe
best sehoals C eeef had The
patrens "a lhe district respected him
ard the children loet hm And
that's enaaeh b ha sad atoa' any
school teashcF. H0bdy ias ~ Qlt
fashioned notion t.tai wren tire
People q Oklahoma voted iuf pfD-
hIhition they wanted prohibition.
He als0 has 4 notion that when hc
went ~ the legSlalap he went 90
assist IL carrying OFT Tie wishes q
tie pcople. Hobby dld not g toI
Guthrie u vote tof 4 state saloon
lsu, and Hobdy says rs prohibition
q nothing. Hobby IS tight. Tic
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
A Few Things Which
Might Be Mentioned =

dlsrensAfg law may re q gos1 nnss
bat saue people dughi 4 j may
laa a1o4 to fhe pfohIhltoa people
t aes lock Rld sp fle haaof
dealers. h tins instance. hooaF
has losf 80 friends bY standing an
ana voting faf what he hs.lavei @
x f'glil-~0f. rather, ln StanainE w
and voting against that which hs
believed to he efong ant which lie
also believed q be against me
Mlalle. M sMa neanlA N ila state
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
CLIPPED FROM THE FLIES.

NHHs AsttA tsAIIt 4
pa6lslRt oaob &, ls IS repro.
3aee1 peeh delivered - sneCAs
ied saske. j Cherokee lhs she
lived more tllan s century ago We
give { again. iH faH, as & appeared
a that iInie. Is follows
Brothers We have heard the
speech 81 our great fsther Il IS very
kna. BE says he loves is. hs red
children Brothers, when the white
man FIRST came % these shores the
Muskoges gave him land and kins
died him 4 fire 10 make hm comfort.
able, and when The pale-iaocs Of
the south lthe Spantafds) made var
upon him tleif young men drew
the tomahaWk ard protected his
head from the slalplngkaile But
when The White man had warmed
himself before the Indian fire. and
nad filled himself with Indian
homIny, he became very large. Ne
stopped not iof the mountain tops
and his feet covered the plains and
- ssl!eys. his hands graspei The
eastern and The western seas, and
he became eur grcat fafhef. he
iove3 his red children. a. sad, hut
he said also You mast move
little farther. lest ! should by aeci-
dent tread upon you And with
one foot De- pushed The red man
over the Okonee and With the
other he trampled down tire graves
o ouf fathers. But our great father
stili loved bis red chldfen. and he
soon made another talk. Ne said
much, bur 4 al meant nothing hgt
Move q little farther yoa are zoo
near me have heard 4 great
many talks from or great father
and they al began ard ended thr
same. And n0a h. again says,
The land you hive on Is n0t yours
g q little farther Go beyond the
Okonee and the Okmulgee There
Is a pleasant country. L shall -
yours forever And noa b. says
The land you i've 90 not yours.
Go beyond the Mississippi; there IS
eame there y0u may frman Rhdsf
the efass grows a the atef uns
Brothers. 90 ngi oar erri faih
come here a'sa He loses hs W5
eA.tleu. ln1 h> tongue et tah-
ca tH Io r u t am
.ssle 8 the ChafaH pointed
9siae 6 l0s Re fa m
.4Na Ma'enr m getting
,ssr-e ffs pH M
' ans aa Hs Ha
0eait t lN
s flH N
ls Ha Cu
promises
ta
O @ sg
NaE Hg @ eas M g.
.a HH
Y naH et M
e Property
M
H1eEU r @
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
HAVING FUN WITH n.

l2N making Is segl0gs business.
Il p4ulics fhfee Square wsals z
day. oily gonran.cnsli'p. and some
hfalas. lel K seems that certain
newspapers ai the stats u Okla.
homa wll nesef realize tbs tact,
They have an idea that the making
"a laws II rastlinn fof urn wh9
enjoy ilttle tfip away from home
ard > rest from TIE details e iheif
0Nn personal afiaifs. They seem
to think that the Oklahoma state
legislature IS "A joke, and inst nuas
they are having tun with tlse dis-
pcnsafy measure whlgh was passed
the other day. They say that i -
nos known yet whether nexei Plate
mirrors aill b put behind The state
bars. and ore paper urges that the
customary brass raj b placed u
the bottom IN front 50 that the GUS
TONER may have something "a rtsi .
ioot Upon whlle making o1t oiiicial
documents nraessAfy to draw his
mediciuc. An0thef paper says
there Is Liable 70 b 4 row among
tlr state baftcndefs As 20 tle fuic
fexaFdlng mixcd drinks and that al
tlle details q the neW system vii
n0s q worked out until tie statr
saloon keepers hold their first ar
nual convention. Ihesc papers
regret exceedingly that tic state
saloons aiil 90, 0pen 10 N time -
take advantage oi the Book beer
season. and they Urge That an
amendment be MADE Immediately
f0 the effect that mint iulip may ne
served three months Ia the year. 4
moVemcn, has hcen started Il
Oklahoma CITY Is send 4 speCial
message to thc legislaiufe asking
that body e provide iog state
poker game With ; plan = take a
hue chip from esefy iaek-poi for
thc state kitty NoN, this
making fun q ; aW Nnich IS on
Our s.=iute hoosssa law whith
was msde after die celebration ~
sefous-mlnkj men s eailfeiy oat
n order. Tie laW must ~ god
one, eise ghy 81 COED men make
~ L IS befief than tbe Kansas
law, iof i've masou that n Kansas
there Is - hms q the amount q
liquor 4 man may buy BE- one Aif
i hc - slgk enough and hAs the
pfoe. 81 Oklahoma he san bup
only thfra gallons Tie Nnief saN
gfcas fo4siatoul eags 4 afaF "
Ia ifoai q kansas drug Store
then b. aaW him Na b and sgn un
ana then ~ saN hm tflVe Jn g.
f1e cfcus s'uaa1s Nah g wagon
load m halEh ipsaIe atefaI
hnaip1 aftas nerp.c. a. q whom
evidently srfe atea..g aI kaHs1s
y PROHIBITION. hai saeh thing
could a8g have hsGpema b ts-
peaMfF Oklahoma 81 Usa.
homa Alh oa a9 trsn,afy '1e
/ would ha b8n necessary ie
al Those 2a ~ pe IS walk Op
Hrsa, snd march Sd ID aae he
aHd 3lNn hnr ur btote ~ iis
pensafy agent aat en Ha lp
50 iie slah tlee wanted Aat a
aone tbs. thc lnas s lenn
8nee aaa1d have gained vl'ay
Ihs iHe s. Customers aaaa f8tF
eeen 10 l8ag itat a.i H8 0l have
seen served before closing tne,
ana tie taI.eaiefs aa Mte
gone bsss q g circus grounds
without aaY l
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
Tales That We're Told
Back In the Early Days


ton Bill HTosa srat oai pafe
chicken hunting last Tuesday
and VAS lass aui $3.50 hours when
D. returned agh tWeaty.ssVen
chickens, having killed them ail
@ thai time Verify. chickens are
Plentiful in t8s section. Ne ias,
made little 0ef S. an hour. that's
aH TIE following are among
those eho have gone 10 s.. Louis
q take 10 the hig tslf Nat SklnItef
and wife. Ms. HalseH, w. {.
Paiton and wife, j. 4 McSpadden
ard Wiie, A. &. Raymond and wife,
W G. Chamberlain, Arthur Cham.
berlin, William Badqei, Charley
Pool, Joe landium, Mrs Brown
lng, ana Henry Armstrong Il
pleased lbe Nlnta hand boys 10 the
top uotch when the ladies' depart
meut a the Muskogee fair presented
them with the premium cake. The
Presentation was made IS Col
John Foreman and responded 60 by
VII s. Clark for The band. The
boys brought the cake home and
ate { wth best wishes for the
ladies' The Nnta cofnet band IS
ga'ag % euad 40 opera house. TIE
building IS % he '0N70 feet, with
dressing rooms attached. Il viii
consist g tNo stories, one floor 20
he used as tho theater and the
other iof other purposes. The
management Is n the hands u men
who know boss and vii push i
ahead as soon as the fair IS over.
During tho iaF thc band viii give
then entertainments ~ the neR
acatemy, consisting q singing.
dandag and funny farces well
worthy t0 see All arrangements
are about completed ~ the fair.
The humber IS on the ground to
hnlsh Whst IS nm yet completed.
Ihe amphifeatef forty by
seventy feet. and the band and
Judges stand are about completed
Nothing IS hrug kft andone to
make the Whole thing a grand sue-
cess The reporters gallery IS
fixed 80 81 noi shape also, ant we
expect q se goay alHbef 81
ncA snape uH m hand The
stalls sf fhf fr.aa ~ sta.E is
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

strange. awkward nuFSs and
sQuall tWo hours ln the basement
BUGoO CANE FOR FARMERS.
TN farmer IS always handy
game tof the buneo man. Not
because he IS easy" but because
he has an abiding faith in mankind.
Being hoNesi himself. he DOES aot
dalta the apparently truthful fale
d the schemef. Il takes q rascal
sometimes 20 ezieh a rascal Ia his
tricks, and the farmer, not helng 90
ile lookout ioY iascals. IS sometimes
caught hy the rascal bsfofr he
realizes that he Is heihg yefimlzed.
Bot. when the farmer discovers
~ has been worked" as VIC
unto ihe banco man 4 the farmer
catches him. For instance Near
Tanpsc0. IN Old Mexico. govern.
ment tfoops are now stationed %
protect The lives of land agents.
Representatives Of these land deal
efs were sent into Oklahoma and
Kansas g. secure immigrants The
agents worked among farmers Of
The tao states. They sold town
lots and farming land on the install.
ment plan. explaining that the
farmers could easily make enough
out Of their investments % make all
the payments except the first one
Tbe first payment ~as made cash
toAu 70 the agent. N Kansas the
land agents secured more than q
hundred thousand dollars, and n
western Okiahuma the amount Is
said 10 have exceeded this sum.
So far as known. The asenis tid
n8 Visit Nini,a of Gag county II
ali Last week the victims II this
fraudulent land scheme vent on a
special excursion O. Old MeKco.
taking Their families Many &. tie
men Ncf poor ana bad stale5 fse.r
alI ga fhc pfamlses 81 the and
sharks Arriving at lHupea. ih
v.etms sent q theH Land 0niY q
lu3 thll they h8d ben grated % q
finish TIE aad aas nai s repre-
seaie1 FHu.a, Nas mposst
There Wa iuNn s les tents
iu.a tat stae story s. ~ IS talds
na np'e. emeats were eo0efaed
Na looJ auij te Hai 8n3 ibe ttue
pouY supply tfaaglt 1ang ty ile
immigrants N a exhaust s.
iHef WAS 89 mans hams a
elm dollar. nothing 9 pmitct tla
women and h.'aaen t8m fne
ne3ther nothing n a Bit taft.
fh meu hunted Do ta aDt agents
Vito tet 50 ih R'0aus ihey
dtmln3ea tHf m5ntv rs.k TIE
az nts tiae3 fnt laughed tthm
Thar Wae gH IW 1ms
8fsaf8 08 lne tfty COM.
mac e9kn ~ enough p g.
hI0 & ia01 af The sharks
fcia1iel 81 lamr snd I'll t-
fm n Kansas ln3 Oklahoma
followed lW A. uts AHt ief
81 M3 ~ Nta efns
Hat a.WaSe Wg tga W'a
around handy H eaH 10
quart the afr0 f soldiers
lanei tie nd sent th
lan3 srenis 0t fh country
And that's the Nap t ailcf
staai a. ih writing Homeless
lR a foreign aHt women and
ehIjten hungry a3 9aenR. nI
unable etufe employment aai
many tNm possessing H0t
eHag money enm Is am
81 hack % ttf a1ft 6 A
Mft p.e q lu #il
IhTe enh m fl i8 th
.am b i.1N iHlt Nimf aarH
srp u tH esH a0Hi
tnst nn maa M,i YEA Kna hm
sen INt ~ money la strangers
md l0p W pt s.. ll
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

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