davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
Indigestion

stnrnach trcahis i bgyi . SYMPTOM OF. and nct
n ltscat s. sEEe assAse We think of Dyspepsia.
HrAsio4srs. arr Indigestion as rsAl diseases get
thsy arr sTmfsouss oaay Of . certain specific
serwo s.ckfsess~0oshlnE s4s~-
Il wAs thgs Eacs 1913 arss correctly Led Dr shop
h. f2zs rsasto<3 81 that ruw vegy poggAr stomach
EeEaa~fY-~Nr Sleeps Restorative. Going direct
10 the stomach urFFes &}uDe brusFss that sacrrsA
All "a Far "a ur Satag and his Restorative. - sih
ous tsat original and htEhly vital principle. no
sueh la sting Acoogatttsh meuts weTe % L. rad
Pr stomach distress b5u@tsng ta4trsssGess tad
h-nakh AEsd sai}oss Complexion. TT pr ShncE'a
Restorative II as.tt 8T Li4gid-aEd 49, fer yo1r-
sill . Sal ) fsn ard sal CO. We sG.l all cheer
t1sss Exca42Eaes4s4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-08

reformiert uno mor bereit I'M @pril
sic fonititlltio1elelt gerbaltniiie mic
Der in &roft treten SIT lolIen. 9os
NOR leine tpronniide &eeiertng. 9of
er gegen sic Nepublifo1er l6orl
Forging, mar nrlr f%onieq1eltt ge-
bolloelt, benn lie idufelt llnrltbe oltrd,
oaerlei &eri6morungen n1o In5ef-
tell1neelt. 0ooltrd g%efobroeten ie
aber 1eil1 @erf ltno oos fon1te lt1r
ourfte er ltid)t bllloen.
&ir glollben beltte nod odB es
oos 9eite fir 9ortlleal eepeien mare,
melrt 6roneo ieilten 9lon bate oprd)=
fiibren fon1len. 9ob bas lit iesi
porbei, Mon miro ieet gum often
porlomentoriid)en &eaime 5ltriidfeb-
rell. Sb moll oie bon Srancp ein=
eefiibrte1 Meformeu belteben lallen
miro? @pffentlidl 5offentltd bal
mon menigltens etmas gelernt ons
oieler @piiobe Sronco, Die in ID
grollenbofter @eiie 5nm NbiflllB &C.
fon1lnen lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-08

Ser Meni66eit Dor Augen fiibren
mliB. ltno sic 9eiabung Der groBe1
Slotte ielblt! @el6e @eoatfe1 loQte
Die 9urd)fobrt oltr6 sic oufeinoiloer<
folgenoen Weerengen ongeregt Dabe1ll
95od nid)t pierbunoert Sabre lino per
f%loiien, ieit ser fiibne Seefabrer Mtd=
eolboens iene aiilte erforidte, an Der
%nnlere 6lotte eben oabinfubr, 1elt er
jene StroBe entoedte, Die ieine1 Sea
men fiibrt. limo melrlt unIeren 0fo-
FROZEN in Y11nta Irenos ODER leiner
ltnlgebung Snoioner begegnen loll-
ten, 10 oiirfte Tie mobl bieier poer ie=
ner oorouf ouflnerfiom MADDEN, ouB
Dies bie Nodfommen jener llrberpob-
ner oes 2onoes leien1 Die BON tribe
rem Heiienoen ols mobre Hielen ge=
ihilbert lporoen iinb. nltmfangli6er
u1lb langer ols Ser groBte Wann &oz
ltiliens" lei ser @ingebprene gemeien,
Der an Sen Strono foml I'M Wagal=
baens 1no feline @efd6rten 5u begrii=
BerL beiBt es IN Ser Sbiloerlitg zines
oerjenigen Mfonner, Die bon Der Ear=
tie naren. Spdter fomen o6t5ebn
Gingebprene, in Wfdntel Don Selelt
limo Sdlbe bon @ltonocobollt geflei=
set, Die gene4tie groBe 5uBtapfell
mod)ten; lie murben besbolb bon ben
Sponiern 8otoeones ooer o@roB=
fife" genannt, mo 10 lit aus einem
l1ebernomen Ser Home bes 2onbes,
Eotogpnielt, entltonoen. Die 5rpei
iungen Snoianer, Die Die Spanier
forti6lepptei, riefen IN ibrer Scot III
rel1 @ott Setebos on; Sbofeipeare
ober legt ieinem .Golibon" I'M
,Stllrtn" sic @prte in Sen M1tno;
Seine Modt be5poltee lpobl meilter
0eutter Soft, Sen Setebos." = Die
Shiloeruua Die Ser @efabrte oes
Mfoaolboens pom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oes fiibnen Seefobrers nm Die Spite
Siib-@merifos peroffentliht, NOR
fiherlid oud ms gneliide iiberiebt
moroen. Inter ltanoigem Sober nit
meuternoen llnterfiibrern Our6fubr
iener sic rleltentoedte StrnBe, morouf
er meiter unb meiter f%ortiegelte, bis
er am t6. Mdr5 1921 oie 8bilippinen
entoedte - no er Ieinen 500 fanb
I'M Sample nit ben gingeborenen.
lleber Den SnielrL Die er fano> mebt
beute bos Banner Ser greBen STE
p,blit; our6 oie StroBe, Die ibm Dem
3ugong eroffnete IN ben Stillen
S5eon, 5ieben beren itablgepan5erte
Shiffe noh @eiten = in Dos @elt=
meer Ser 3ufunft, on oeiien llferr
neue &eide erlteben uno nelle
@ufgoben fin oie Wenidbeit.
4merifa".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-08
@o6cr itammt ser Nane Menbels
Inhn= SartholOn?

Wun bat in lebterer Belt IN poli-
tiihen &reiien pieI bon Dem @ebeimen
&omnler5ienrot grnIt bon Menoels-
ipbn-9art6olop gelproden, ga i'm
Der 9ntrag gemadt morDen lein loa,
Elm bobes Staatsomt 81 iibernebmen,
Dit @iidiidt arf iein nidt mebr iu.
eenoli6es Ilter uno anb aus onoe-
rem @riinben mar 9err BON Wfenoels-
iobn-gartbolop fpenig .geneigt, Dem
an iid iebr ebrenpoGen Suite Jolge
at leiiten. Sci bieIer @elegen6eii
mag Die Sraee anfgelporfen meroen
mie berNome Observation-Disclosures
eigentlid entltanoen iit2
9er geeriiuoer Ser Samilie Men-
oelsiobn mor, mie man neiB, Moies
Menoelsiobn, Ser sroBe Bbiloiopb,
ser Sobn bes ormen iiioiiden Can
tors in 9eiiou. @oies WenoeIsiobu
fam ooourd) 5u @ermogeL BOB i'm
Der reife 8erliner 5eioenfabrifani
BERNHARD gum Graie6er ieiner &noer
tpabIte, i'm ipater 81 ieinem Bud.
batter madte uno i'm teltomentorilf
ols ieinen @eiddftsteilbaber einiebte,
mas er bis 5u ieinem CODE blieb.
Bon oen Sobnen bon Moies Men-
oelsjobn, BON Soiepb nno Mbrobaul
Menoelsiobn, lprroe oas iest nod
~bliibel1oe @antbars yWenbelSiobn &
So" begriinoet. 4brobam NOR Der
9ater BON Selir Menoelsiobn-gart=
bolop. gr faufte bon einem Serrn
9art6olop belien an Der Sreptomer
2anbltroBe bel Berlin eelegenes Sous
uno lebte oen Nomen 9artbolop Dem
ieinigen bin5u. @s ideint, ooB Ser
Nome 8artbolop ibm iogar better ge-
fiel oils iein eigener, oenn cine 3elt-
lang rlonnte Ell iid oabrabam &c.
8art6olop". Namabli6 mare mobl
oud) oas 90. fortgefaderL penn lid
oie 8erpanoten abrobam Wenocls=
n-gartbolops nidt ms Wittel ge-
leat batten. Sic ibamten lid ibrer
iiioii6en Serfunft nidt mo morel
itol3 ouf ibren 3amen.
limo Ga mir ebeu bon Den Mfenoels=
iobn-9ortbolop lproden, 10 lei cine
| feline Inefoote %eripabnt, Die Die To-
lioe mo pornebme gei6aftli6e Mnf-
f~oiiung fenn5eid)net, mel6e oicIenl
Sauie eigen lit. IS fano einnal cine
9eipre6ung 5miiden Den erlter
Sonfmaguaten 9erlins itott. @rnlt
b. Wenoelsiobn=9 artbolop mar on-
peierb unb uuh Moolf b. SanleHlann,
Der flrge uno md6tige Setter Der
Gisfontp : @eielli6oft. Wean fonitte
iid) iiber cine Wnbnobnle, Die getrof-
fen meroen lollte, nidt eilligen. 90
ipro6 @aniemonn Die @orte: o@enn
mir elmer fir etmas, oas mir gebort,
me6r bietet, ais id oofiir ge5ablt ba-
| be, 10 perfoufe id) es ibnt. 8iebt min
| ienlonO fir meme @eite mebr, els
| Tie g~cfoitet bot, 10 5iehe idl Die @e't(
eben aus uno 9ebe obne Meite nod
| &miie." - @rnit b. WenoelSiobn
9ortbolop borte SIT uno io9te oonl'
nrr gon5 fiibl: sd perfante meme
| @eIte nidlt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-08
vsrmebrte ZoIlIinisn
5aeiIititen.

9o ste &ontpagnie cine erobe an-
sabl oirefter Circuits sipiiden Den
mihtieiten Staoten in Seras uno IN
Mrfanlas IN getrieb eeiebt bat, 10
lit lie in Ser Gage, ibren aunoen Ell
1e1 p%rompteren nno tpirflamereft
8ienit oltf meite Gntfer1l1ngell 5u
bieten, mie bisber. Seine 3pilden=
ltationen allf oielen Circuits, oesbalb
feline ltnterbredrng.
Cine ne1te 2inie lit ioebet atpilben
gopie uno GingoIo etabliert moroen,
oie MnidluB bot on bic 8ionier Sele-
pbon aompaenie, moourd eritflalii=
ger 9ienit nod Sflaboma Gitp,
Guthrie lnb meItlid)en 8unften in
Gfloboma bereeite1t miro.
THE SOUTHWESTERN TEL. und TEL. co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-08

Seine Warter fam NIT Der bon
Mbeumotismus bergliden tperocll.
&esept 90. 1851 (Gimer e. Mmcno)
linoert ihnel olIes. S1 oG(en gpotbe'
ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-08
Gur Elm ,srontp Gnimime".

9as lit aagatipe grpmp Gutntme. Sebt
bie llnter1drift 6. %. @rppe. SIM @elt~
aebrmld. grfdltuag in eiuem Sag gu
heileu. &reis % Gents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
Will ERECT TWO MORE
MODERN BUILDINGS
On Third Street---Model Laundry Changes
Hands and VIII be Equipped With
New Machinery

Contracts were closed today for the
erection of two more two-story build
ings on Third street, across from the
postoffice.
w. Fl Pritchett, the new laundry
man, will build one next to the alley
and Webb Hendricks will join him
on the north.
o. Coffman secured the contracts
for both buildings and expects to have
them under way in the near FUTURE
Mr. Pritehett bought the Model launf
dry and will install il in his building
with new and up-to-date equipment.
The building viii be 24x7S feet, with
a twelve foot engine room in the
rear The laundry Will occupy both
floors
The Hendricks building will be "a
x9O and both structures will have
pressed brick and plate glasss fronts
and will be modern in every respect,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
PROPOSE TO LAUNCH A
Y. M. C. A. ASSOCIATION
Secretary in the City Conferring with Citi-
zens-Building wal Be Required
Prospects Good

f A. Garrison, secretary Of the Y
NJ. C. A. for the states Of Oklahoma
and Arkansas is in the city investi-
eating the prospects FOR launching an
association here and erecting a home
for IL He was induced to come here
through the EFFORT Of ex-Mayor yena-
BILE, who has taken much interest in
the matter and has had considerable
correspondence with reference to it,
MY visit at this time is for the
purpose OF meeting the people and
doing some educational work as to
the association
If it is desired, / shall return to
terested to subscribe funds for the
erection of a building. We can begin
operations at once, but our plan is to
work slowly, going no further than
public interest iustifes. A suitable
building could be put up for from
$4,000 to $4,000, containing gymna-
stun, bowling alley, reading rooms,
dormitories and all other necessary
arrangements
we have found It bad policy to
start in rented quarters as It always
results in the association soon being
burdened with debt There are twenty
cities in the new state in which we
expect buildings within the next few
years At the present time we have
no associations except among the
railroad men and in the colleges
IF the people are sufficiently in
Chickasha if few weeks and hold I
meeting Of those interested, explain
ing the entire proposition
Mr.. Garrison met with much encou
ragement from citizens 10 whom h,
talked
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
CONVENTION
EXPENSIVE
COSTLY HEADQUARTERS ARE
MAINTAINED AT THE HOTELS
-oKLAHoMANs AT BROWN.

Denver, Colo, July S.-Headquarters
for a state delegation in Denver is
rather an expensive luxury Oklahoma
pays $3.50 a day for two rooms for its
headquarters at the Brown sRalace.
The money comes from the members
of the delegation and the outsiders
who wish to contribute. Governor
Haskell has guaranteed the bill.
Missouri pays 5000 day for one big
room in the Savoy. This will be paid
by the Big Four and Nose Wetmore
The manager Of the Savoy wanted tC
cover all the plush furniture and tn,
carpet with canvas. but the Missouri
ans wouldn't stand for it. They saiC
they were entitled to the best ther,
was for the money they were pay
ing and beside Governor David B
Francis wouldn't stop in a room wher'
the furniture and carpets were hid
den by cheap canvas.
Kansas pays $3.50 a day for its head
quarters in the Albany. The Kansas
bunch has shown more enterprise thai
any other state in fitting up headeuar
ters. The hotel is decorated on thl
outside with Kansas banners and tn,
headquarters rooms are fitted up witt
banners and sunfowers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
ARCHITECT
EMPLOYED

At an adjourned meeting of the
school board yesterday afternoon, ].
F. Felt Of Kansas City was engaged
as the architect for the new high
school building
Mr. Felt will at once begin the pre-
paration Of plans and specifications
for handsome structure. The board
will have over 100000 to spend on
new building. equipment and repairs
on the old buildings.
The architect comes with the best
recommendations
When the new buildings are com
pleted no city in Oklahoma win be
better pdoyided with school facilities
than Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
A warm FIGHT
Over Credentials oklahoma
Gets Four More Delegates
---COre Speaks

DENVER, JULY s.-THE SECOND
SESSION OF THE CONVENTION
OPENED AT 1t:25 O'CLOCK, DEN
YER TIME, WITH PRAYER BY THE
REV. DR.. c. RI BEIsNER OF THE
METHODIST CHURCH, FOLLOWED
BY THE REPoar OF THE RULES
AND ORDER COMMITTEE, PRE-
sENTED BY GRANDY OF NEW
YORK AND ADOPTED AT 12:4s.
MARCHING CLUBS PARADED
THROUGH THE HALL AMID GREAT
ENTHUSIASM.
GUFFEY SAYS HE WILL WIN IN
PENNSYLVANIA IN ONE VOTE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
Special to the Express.

Special to the Express.
Denver, July 8.-The credentials
committee was engaged in an all night
session which was marked with such
bitterness that its like was never wit
messed before in any democratic ma
tionai convention.
Thi fight still wages between the
6ryanites and the euffey men in Penn
sylvnaia, and if euffey loses, he may
be ousted as national committeeman.
The outlook Is that the committee
will report split vote as it has div.
ded Idaho between Bryan and Dubois
men,.
/ Interest in the presidency laes on
account of the fight developing be-
tween the Bryan men and anti-Bryan
men led by Guffey.
The committee was in continuous
session since five o'clock yesterday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08

Denver, July s,-The committee on
resolutions Of the democratic national
convention will not report to the CON
vention until Thursday. At 1 o'clock
this morning the subcommittee which
was drafting the platform, adjourned
until 9 a. m. today at the suggestion of
Senator Stone OF Missouri. The full
committee was instructed to assemble
at p. m. today. at which time the
subcommittee expects to be able to re-
port
The convention will be asked to
meet at 10 o'clock on Thursday and it
is the plan to have the report ready
for presentation at that time with the
idea Of having it disposed Of by
noon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
STILL GROW

The receipts OF the local post Office
for the fiscal year ending June 80, last
show an increase of S1,399S9 over
last year.
While this increase is not large.
considered in connection with the
panic which seriously affected bust.
ness conditions for several months, It
is a gratifying showing and indicates
gradual growth of the city.
A comparison of the last quarter of
the fiscal year with the same period
of the preceding year shows a gain
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
CAST SWINE
BEFORE BILL
GROOM OF THIS EVENING RE-
cEivEs A FINE PoRKER FROM
FARMER FRIENDS

Standing in front OF owsley's jew
elry store today was box containing
one of the prettiest pigs that ever
gazed on Oklahoma. The following
inscription on the box tells the whole
story.
Sweet six-Carrle Nation-6
weeks old today.
"Wlll Smith to VIII Owsley.
Now VIII you be good?
In this gift | reverse the old saw
And cast the swine before pearls.
Chickasha, Okla, July 5, 1908
Love kindles in the bosom Of a
man with one foot in the grave. Love
kindles in the bosom of the boy
while he stil wears knee pants. Love
is a conaagration which burns its way
from the nursing bottle 70 the under
takers shop
I'm going to help Bill hog Il
through life.
I'm a thoroughbred; SOS Bill.
Fair fat and forty-pounds.
I'm an arithmetic hog-a multi
plier
Worth my weight in gold
Compliments Of w. E. Smith, Ora
dy County Jack Farm"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
BRYAN OVATION

A BIG BRYN OVATION START
ING AT 1:19 O'CLOCK AND CON.
TlNUlNG FOR AN HOUR WAS A
MARKED FEATURE OF THE CON
VENTloN AND EXCEEDED IN
POINT OF MINUTES THE RoosE.
WELT OVATION AT CHICAGO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
FRUIT MAN REPORTS
EARLY VARIETIES BEST

j. c. Perry. 926 South Shepherd
street. has just returned from a toru
of inspection through Oklahoma and
Arkansas, and gives a more nattering
report Of the early fruit than of the
later ones. "To anyone wishing to
put up fruit" says he, 7 would adj
wise them to take advantage Of the
early yield. for we have had so much
wet weather, the sun win dry up all
the later fruit"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
PIONEER or cHlckAsHA
DIES AT TUscoLA

The remains of J. S. McGaughey one
Of Chickasha's earliest settlers, pass.
ed through the city last night and
we're taken to Marlow for burial The
deceased was one Of the pioneers Of
the territory as well as one Of the
first residents of Chickasha. He lived
here several years, and his sons were
also in business here. From here he
moved to Tuscola a couple Of years
ago, where he lived until his death.
He had been i'll for several months
and died July Srd.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
RIVER AGAIN
OvERFLOWS

fThe Washita agains Oyerflowed yes
terday passing beyond its banks and
spreading over large area OF the
bottoms.
The water came entirely from the
heavy rains in the upper course Of the
streamg
It is not anticipated that the high
water will cause any serious trouble
or that the former high stage Of this
season will be reached
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08

and may be able to report this after
noon.
OKLAHOMA GETS EIGHTEEN
Special TO the Express.
Denver, Colo, July 8.-The creden
tials committee has voted to increase
the Oklahoma delegates from fourteen
to eighteen delegates. oklaho.
ma sent eight delegates at large in
stead Of four, to which she was orig
inally entitled, and this will seat all
of them,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
ARRESTED ON OLD CHARGE

Chas. Lassiter wes arrested yester-
day at Purcell on an old indictment
for selling liquor, returned by the
federal grand jury His bond here
was lorleited at the 4e- term of
court. Deputy Doss went after him
today and he viii be lodged in jail
here
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
BAPTIST AID SOCIETY

The Ladies Aid society Of the Bap-
tist church win meet Thursday after
noon at the tabernacle to hold spec
ial services a cordial invitation Is
eA'lced TO al ihe la'lies Of all de.
nnmh eiions ia be present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
GORE SPEAKS

At 1905 o'clock Senator Gore Of Ok.
lahoma who is blind, began an ad-
dress before the convention. He
gave an euloey of Bryan and deolar-
ed him the greatest living apostle Of
human liberty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08
FRED SMITH a.,
AN0TIEp ocpAp

Fred Smith, the negro shine parlor
magnate mixed with another negro
and knife this afternoon and as a
result has about six wounds on his
body His injuries are not thought
to be serious. The affair occurred in
the negro section
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08

of S5O421, while a comparison Of the
third quarters of the two years re-
veals a difference of S111O.95 in favor
Of 1908.
Following are the total receipts OF
the Office fer the past SIX years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08

By Of its large Capital and Surplus and s careful Management
affords the best possible Security to DspOstOrs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-08

W. H. Giikey. Pres H. l. Jarboe Jr. Cash.
G. w Barefoot Vice Pres. N, C Cannon, Asst Cash.
R. K. Wootten Vice Pres. Geo S. Mead. Asst Cash.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
THE MEMORY OF MIGRATORY BIRDS

this aln't the place Well, II they didn't
say that they acted like H. anyway.
Then he chirps up. Now. II this IS
our old tree, there be crumbs on the
window sill across there With that
they both few over 70 where the old
window had been and flew into the blank
wall That gave him an awful Jar, and
she said, i told you so from the begin
ming. This isn't the same house az all
But he was a thorough h-minded chap, and
wouldn't give up so soon. He began 10
fy around the house. she hopping in the
grass after him and telling him how many
kinds Of a fool he was
When he hit that south wall with the
three plate glass windows he sort Of
blinked a while and then after his eyes
got used 10 The glare he say the crumbs
and began 10 make a great fuss. Finally
he persuaded her 10 come and see for
herself and she hoped up on the new sill
and began 70 eat. After that they flew
back 70 the tree and started ripping IN
the old nest to make another up in the
branches where Il belonged.
Anyway" concluded the oldest inhabi-
tant, you can see from this that people
ought TO be mighty careful about chang
Ing their houses without telling the birds
about it first North Hackensack came
mighty near losing those orioles after
seventeen years for that kind OF foolish
ness. II that Mr.. Oriole hadn't been sort
Of an obstinate chap they wouldn't be
back IN the tree to-day"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
AMERICAN LEAF FAILS.
Norweginns Turn from Our Tobacco
that SpoiIs I'm Transit.

One Of the largest importers in Norway
OF American leaf tobacco las brought TO
the notice Of Consul Felix S. S. Johnson,
bacco manufacturers prefer 10 purchase
their tobacco from Germany rather than
from the United States, concerning which
the consul writes.
The importer said that during the past
few years the American leaf tobacco was
dried by means Of steam instead Of being
hung up and allowed TO be dried by air.
that many cases had been packed while
wet. causing fermentation, and shipped
TO Europe; the rejected cases were then
shipped 20 other European ports 70 be
sold for what price the goods would bring
Most Of the Norwegian manufacturers pur-
chased the American leaf tobacco through
Bremen commission houses, whose sales
men visit these parts once or twice a
year. they nave with them samples and
allow credit OF some months II the
goods arrive in a damaged condition. or
not as ordered. they are refused and
shipped back 10 Germany
As large quantities Of American to-
baccO are used in the Norwegian fac-
tories, II would be worth the while Of
American producers or exporters TO make
direct sales TO the factories here. Instead
Of having II 10 90 through rae cOmmis-
sion houses in a third country. The sys-
TEN OF requiring cash payment before
shipment is made should be changed. for
II goods arrive In a damaged condition
he importer has no other recourse but 10
accept them, very seldom receiving an
allowance from the American exporters
for his loss"