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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-30
"REMINISCENCES OF JOHN g. CALHOUN.
By Rev. Sam Walker.
Gotham, Ga, Jan. 10, 100


Dear Tom: AS the weather is so fine to-
day and my old wounds have moderated a
little in their grumbling, I have concluded
to give you some recollections Of John C.. Cal
houn, as I saw and heard him in my boyhood
days. If my memory serves me correctly, the
first time I heard him in public was at Will
ington, S. c., upon the occasion of burying
soldier who was killed at the taking Of the
City of Mexico. He paid fine tribute to the
soldiery of the South especially the Palmetto
Regiment of South Carolina. He then spoke
some words Of the deceased and then Of COM
fort to the relatives.
One short sentence [ remember as follows:
SHE who dies for the right never dies, there
fore Lieutenant J. B. Moragne lives for
ever
He then proceeded to justify the annexation
of Texas. He said that Texas was largely
settled by Americans, and declared that Mex
leans did not understand our citizenship nor
would they ever appreciate the blessings Of
government Of the people.
AS an example Of their ignorance Of condi-
tons in Texas, he said that when the Mexicans
became jealous Of the wealth the Texans were
accommodating by tobacco culture, they had
passed law that no Texas farmer should
plant more than two bushels of tobacco seed
Then pausing and turning to an old man in
the audience, he said: "That would plant
half Of the whole state, would it not, Peterq"
The old man replied eyes, and all Of Mexico
besides.'
Calhoun was master of logic but he inn
pressed me as entirely lacking in magnetism.
All men venerated Calhoun, but they loved
McDufie.
Mr. Calhoun was happy in his domestic re-
lation. His wife was warm-hearted little
woman. She made cloth old fashioned
loom for the whole family, black and white;
even the great man himself, when at home,
wore a whole suit of weaving, cutting and
making.
He often said she was a little Roman ma
iron. One of his maxims was that emo man
was tit to govern until he had perfect con-
troll of his own temper His wife said she
had never seen him lose his temper but once
and that was when she had captured him when
he was preparing a speech upon free trade,
and compelled him to hand the threads for
web Of cloth. They had to be handed to her
one at time, and it required constant atten-
ton to hand the right thread. He became
careless and handed the wrong thread several
times She warned him that she would crack
his head if it occurred again. He transgressed
once too often, and she cracked his head with
the shuttle She hurt worse than she intend
ed He sprang up and left He said it made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27
a.. Billek Passes Away,
Following a Fatal
Collapse.

mrvrl.ANn. Ohio, Nov H
va arhara Rillek, mother 81
w '1s...n nillck. who Il condemned
hs, asss In Chlcago December II.
= 81 = = broken heart this morn
asa The aged woman broke down
.1,slly when her sen was con.
800 Il poisoniug the NFEal tam'
49, "a ,hrouxh the long, uaaueoesa.
s.ragxle for his life she tallcd
es.sn the final ruling Of The su
- eaurt removed the last pos
' IN II hope In the courts. aud
ss,nnr rAanecn expressed HIS
~ sessrmlnAtion not 60 Interfere
s ~ ~ decision. Mrs nlllek hegan
IN ssve severe pains ia her heart
=, nlmlnation came "Wednesday.
.. she recelvd a pathetic fare
n. II alter from hcr sou. protesting
Y. w .ssocsnce and AZ the same time
= .s'.sssng his loss % hope
wssn she read the words, written
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27
Veterans Hold Smoker.

An enjoyable smoker was held
last evening By the George n. Fort.
eon Camp Of tho spanlsh.Aacrican
ear Veterans Among tho uum.
ber present we're men from many
disfcrcng states. including a mum
her Of enlisted men from Fort
i.awton. The program wRn made
ap OF speeches by p W Batoman.
Allan nrant and Charles wlndsn.
a recitation By IL Peterson. music
from trio from Company O..
Port LaWton. and the camps mar.
dolin quartet The following OF.
fleers acre nominated cor the cn.
suing rear Commanders. Allan
bFant and Harvey Mons senior
vfca commander. Sherwood "
Gorhhm, junior vice cqmmAndns.
J Hawkins. officer o. the sAy. n
Ross. officer % the guard. George
hundy. camp musician. J lAns.
wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27
HANSON is ASSURED OF
SUPPORT In his FIGHT

o. Hanson Is already beginning
\ 81 results n his fight against
n nzs track gamblers Today be
nczlsed 4 letter from tbs editor
X ths Spokesman Review u Spo.
azs assuring him that bis paper
s'sl4 ar9s upon the Spokane dele
psaa he need OF passing an anti.
nss uzek gambling Law Gambling
8 - races a. the spokane county
H. tss hesn stopped
b t4lItson 70 this letter. Mr. Pan-
- b getting many letters from
't'nrs q weekls rapers through.
- - sale assuring him n msfp-
Nft hrtnS fhe last week Re has
Nc CT oTes s.ee0 pieces Of mall
nas'sf g ~ press and people OF
a. ezss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27
WOULD END
CORY RULE
Appeal Is Made to Down
Butcher Cabrera, of
Guatemala.


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2T-An
appeal to civilization for the CUP
precision of atrocities charged
against Manuel Cabrera. the Guate'
malan president made by Or For
nos DlaE. former Honduran sosre.
tary OF state. n made public today
by a friend OF nlax Tho tranala.
ton OF the appeal. which was first
issued IN the La Hepubllca Of san
jose, Costa hlca. begins
Il make general appeal 10 oil
honest men In the world, 20 those
Who love Justice, hate crime and
feel In their hearts eommlaHeratiOn
for our Guatomalan brethren. TO all
these appeal today In order that
the tyranny which nov prevails on
Guatamalan aoil In the name OF
humanity and civilization may end "
After rcforing TO tho Wholesale
alleged 20 have been
ordered by Cabrera, Dr. DiaE fe
cites the case IT John Binelli. an
Italian subject, who was poisoned
by the Jealous Cabrera. according
"a Diax
Dian charges that Cabrera be
came Jealous of nineln because Of
q woman's love for the Italian. He
nlnelli confined In a Gaato
malan dungeon on "A spurious
charge and thcn slowly poisoned
him 10 death.
Or. Diax declares that his
charges are tho outgruwth OF per.
sonal noeiedge % the facts IN the
peculiar case. he was confined for
several months a. a political pris
onsr IN n ceol neat to that Ia which
hlnclli was AZ fret placed There
~ came "a know and admire the
Italian and learned the latior's
story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27
is APPOINTED
TO ANNAPOLIS

Congressman Humphries has Rp.
pointed Richard Hafwood knight.
son % Capt Austin a. knight, 81
the United states cruiser washing
ton, a cadet AZ Annapolis Knight
began his studies az the Annapolis
preparatory school this fali On
uncle % the boy, Prof Henry
tAnden, II now one % tho faculty
nk tho state university Captain
knight, tho father. was here With
The cruiser Washington during tho
vialt OF the war vezaaia iAst Aprlf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27

Lieut. sherburns Whippse. Of
the Third Infantry IT Fort LAwton.
Yesterday was granted an e1ten.
son Of hls leave q absence on &C.
count Of The eoutlnned aariqein III.
ness of hts bride in Spokane Lieut.
and Mre. whipple have he~n mar.
Fied lees tnan thrse months. and
when Mr.. whispie cane here from
Fort George II Wright e short
time aEo. his wtfs. Who was thea
~. rssnsined In Spokane with her
parenta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27
GOLD MEDALS FOR
WRIGHT BROTHERS

NEW YORK. Nov. 11-~At q
banquet 10 be held In this city
under the auaplcaa- ~ the AERO
Club OF America carly uext year.
sold mssdala viii be presented 10
the Wright Brothers. Orviils and
Wilbur. In recognition Of their
achievements a. aviatoTp. Designs
tor tho two medals aro now under
way and a committee haB heou ap.
pointed 10 collect subscriptions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27

SPOKANE. Nov. af--rlght mil.
Hon apples win be exhibited et the
national apple show. which opens
hero December Z This Nv the az,
auranoo given Manager n. J. Nicely
from all parts OF the country. The
apples viii represent most OF the
apple producing states Ia this coun.
Try and Canada Three acres OF
land VIII be necessary 20 house
thcm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27

CHICAGO. Nov. "a, Hermann
nillck almost collapsed Ia his cell
today when told 81 the death OF
his mother IN Cleveland. lie cried
like a child for some time. When
he was able To control himself lo
said.
Il know mother could not stand
the shock | have feared such
news since received letters from
her telling mo 81 her peat sorrow.
Her heart was broken"
lie then sohhed and turned away
seeking dark corner Of his cell.
whore he sank down and covered
his face with his hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27
NIIRDERER'S MOTHER dies
FROM A BROKEN HEART

"a HIS last message to her before
dying on the scattold. the frail old
woman collapsed Her feeble heart
gave way Physicians we're sum.
moned harriedly. and succeeded In
keeping her alive until today. but
she had given up the fight mental.
W, and apparently had no deaire
10 recover
The friends az tho woman. who
have seen her fade away and die
under the burden OF grief. almost
rejoice that she did not live to see
tho day Of her sons execution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27

CHICAGO. Nov. aT--overaeer
4oliva, the successor % Elijah
powie, announced today that he
would offer the federal receiver
te,aoo,00o Tor tho Zion city prop.
ef,y TO keep Il out OF worldly
hands. Posters are conspicuously
placed In all parta OF Zion asking
contributions 60 the fund,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27
ADJUSTMENTS

heore--'-fhs Lion and the Mouse 1"
Monday night Lillian Nordioa. Ia
COMFORT.
GRAND Little johnny Jonest
Seattle innco In ArlapnA."
Lois No Mans Laid
Third AVes1ue In tho shadow 81
tho uaiiowM"
Orpheuu- Vaudeville.
Stay oidovilie
Pantages Vaudeville
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27
NAY SEND TROOPS.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov a.
A Tipinnvilte. Tenn. dispatch aayn
The rumor that Gov Patterson ia
tended TO send $50 troops 10 take
charge OF the situation and arrest
sgeposed participants In the Wed
uesday night lyuchisg has caused
great excitement there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27
FUND FoR WIDOWS.

RED LOD0E. Mont. Nov. III
In order 20 provide for the widows
and orphans Of the victims Of the
recent mine disaster In which nine
men lost their llvea. each miner hA.
been assessed o. There ana over
300 miners here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27

DIS A0nsEs. Ia Nov. e Dean
Ha~zze < - musical college Of
nzzze zalssszssS died early today
~ - 81 1s6vn IN western mas-
irzl s<rx@s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27

40 81 Marks church this eyrnius
a : O'Clock. the Rev DIT iewyd VII
Deliver smother lecture - his course
pertaining 90 the Emmanuel move.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27
=a-aas1
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
DAILY APPEARS

BOSTON. Mass. Nov 2T.-The
Christlaa Science MonitoY. the
fourth OF the journals 10 Be pub.
iished ~ Mrs Mar Baker @. Eddy
appeared on the streets Of this city
To-Day. sold a. a tvocent daily "a,
per According 10 Mrs. Eddya
promise. the twelve pages Of the
new daily contained nothing that
would be diapleasing 90 the most
fastidiopa tastes nothing morbid
gTewHome or VIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27

fusnt. the subject being. The Best
Method u DEALING with the Fears
and Worries 81 the Mental st4ifc
All persons Interested are invited TO
attend these lectures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27

A. ". Dirkey. oph n
= &C.: !: $, is ]: ! !:
diseases - fh@ sYa
- fentarNeN alaEfreaa
ranati pafinn. nafV1as-
ness muscular tfea hisa
caused tg affective ere
~ ffetFtfsa rnliirsna cross - -
<t't1ttk AZ ny work glasses fift~d
@ea1tIs prizes concentrations frss of
- ,ff8 Peoples Rack nIar second
e. F&s Fhene Main ff4s
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-24

baby boy. about twenty months old
in my arms VT were thrown into
the air and all was darkness. felt
as il | was being crushed and then
lost consciousness. When | found
myself again the first sound | heard
was the crying OF the baby: | was
lying on him with his head under
nv arm. We had been carried over
two barbed wire fences and north OF
the house about tour hundred feet.
| later discovered the rest OF the
family with six feet OF where | had
fallen, and that none OF them had
been seriously injured. Only a few
splinters OF lumber could be found
OF what had been a short time be.
tore a seven room house. Nick
Hines, Miss Cora Huckleberrv, my
wife, baby and myself were in the
house when the storm came. Mr..
Hines was not injured at all, and
hurried away to Hudson Tor help,
while | tried 20 take care OF the
women and the baby. We Law on
the prairie in the rain and cold un.
al three o clock in the morning
before help came, but with the eN.
ception OF a bad cut on my thigh |
am alright, and will I've able to re-.
turn 10 work IN a few DAYS.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-24
To the Voters Of Quay County,

We, the undersigned, respective.
ly candidates on the republican
ticket for the offices OF members
OF the house OF representatives
and council OF next territorial leg
islature, regret our inability TO
meet the people OF this county and
discuss with them the issues Of
the campaign.
We desire to take this oppor.
tunity OF announcing that we will,
il elected to the offices for which
we are candidates, attempt to the
best OF our abilities to secure the
passage OF the following measures
tst. A local option herd law,
whereby the inhabitants OF each
precinct OF a county may decide
whether or not stock shall be per.
mitted to roam at large in their
respective precincts.
and. A law fixing three cents
per mile as the maximum rate TO
be charged tor railway passenger
fares.
3rd. The creation OF a railway
commission empowered TO adjust
and regulate railway freight and
express rates, as well as to provide
rules and regulations tor the oper-
alton OF railroads in the Territory
OF New Mexico.
4th. A revision OF the present
revenue laws, with the end especi.
ally % secure a more agreeable
assessment OF property, both real
estate and personal, throughout
the territory.
5th. An appropriation TO secure
experiments in dry farming.
9th. A district irrigation law.
eth. The enactment OF a more
liberal personal in Jury law.
Upon these questions, or any
others in which the people are in.
terested, we will, ii elected, be
glad TO hear from our constituents
as it will be our desire 10 do every.
thing looking toward the upbuild
ing OF our districts and the better.
ment OF the conditions OF all the
people, irrespective OF party.
ions G.. CLANCy,
Candidate tor Representative
NJ. c. MECHEM,
Candidate Tor Council
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-24
MUSIC and

Ia connection with the teaching Of
Music. Mrs. l.. NJ. Kossiter has decided
through the suggestion OF the leading res
idents of Tucumcari TO take kindergarten
work. The Rudimen,s OF Music and
Drawing a specially.
Terms. $500 per month. For pariieu-
lars call at her residence. Gao Third 81
Telephone No, ios.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-24

LOST one half red Jersey, no
brand. Return to DR.. II u,
Nichols and receive liberal reward.
2.tt
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-24

| have a lew big bargains in
residence property IT sold soon.
&. II. deYANPARr,
Real Estate Agent.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-24

FOR SALE: Two mares, one
horse, and one mich COW, See +.
l.. Robertson, postofice, Tucum.
carl, y. NJ.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-09

"r,,r, town has is p,i p,e.oNor "
Ncu kuoV whore o Uud hOo," s,iJ a
d,urvist lbcsy wco kyrp WN ~u,,k
VI alkaotj- ou tho Wo,c Thew is "a
dcWsud u, lnc ,'ct po,sntJ SrWe'sr
,ou, N,otltc doE NNNNs bs ht,A
what q N'Uyf thyu. tN summon the Ie't
v,ls'ne, Nnl nave thc puuubl >h,c
without p8W cats pnd hints dNSs
sNd even Ush ,,,uc WtthW tbc pN',.
mvr W thv rct uolsoucv Uc ,N3tN,s
usuNll, a jollRu n caSG but lt N,D sIV
,,yh he wort oN'vyt N chsvg'ry N'u -
~ SlN ScWe tNlAs W ther Wills tNtNe
drNytb'oS that thclr Ivt dogS ~ vtJ> l'e
r,'isouyA UcBruS that the sN.ut's
w,,uid Nud nee O'N harsh Spd SAT- sftrr
tNcir N,us oNrrv- iS'ct~S S,'Ve
o''ks to, it the, ar g,'INS AVA, t'r
hug tIwv woklug a toug ct ttc ~. Il
saN have thcu rct~ Je'Jsoo,Nt us.Ncy
than tust tbcW u' syI,snIS Ie,>>.t'v
v,O''css Mistaken kuJuc>, ,t. >tyt
JolnyS nud that Nyf b, .vhtt tbt ,,cts
csU U Us," ,iu,IuntN lNouuyT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-09
fccOMpllSHrD THIEVES.
fhs nhsii.ss Aim ~ Ausin r.dss,ien
IN ups 49, ~ atssiiuu

T I've nhsiisss Aim ~ hNsin PsTsa,isn
IN ,rs ~ ~ s,ssuou
1hn nhtIi.nH ~, nu iuNIin tfihs
btt drIur Ihut v huir attention 80
sllninlne perfection lu the nii ~ steal
youth aiu ifniupd ~ oulluip the Ht.s,
.st fatigue viih ,rrpnintl,o opas
Among uilnl accomplishments witch
tho YOUNG ilhntiup must acquire 10y
constant ptaptlrp. tho following nin ~
dlapsnHahe
Iis mnsi lsnrn ~ hlont iiko ~ ahrup
beih lite - hur ,ruv llkr - cook h,n,
] ilhe en asa aud imllato tho movements
~ all hlnda ~ nnlmnla iir muat hr
el,lo ~ rtnvl niuuR tho ground rtn
ilbo y uuni ~ dog 80 stand uu his
head with hla hiud lrui extended Wide
49, 80 tr nrrpet Ia the duah Hike the
siuWp ~ - irro
In connection with ,hls lnst mcn
tlnuni requirement - Htui, " tuld ~ y
rn,alrt aontlud Who white spu1nt
uu dnit uu nur ur,nairn hrnrl suuio
thlnn move ohrui the hond rrpca nr his
horse uu hubln ruuui ho snW what
he supposed ~ be- large dog Whl,h
rau hrtNrvu hls lrrf aud nearly upset
hlm no uuaprytrd. however that
eotue tnNurr, Vp- uu foot pui the
tcttcr to d,trrt it hc placed hiwlrlt
hrhWi what appeared tu no the stump
~ y ner ~ No rurbt distance nnm
che spot ou vhlrh hp hni hrru prr
,iouslt snudinu
iic thcu hung hts hctwct ou the sup
rosrd stump aud hent ou thc must ~
tcntl,o s,rwlu,, Ne pln,rd his head
ts,wvcu thr two llwh. ot the trcc. So
~ uuprt,vi,vd. W command u dhryt
'l,W " tho luetlrr u0m whl,h the
Uolsv hni pt trat ptNvvriyd
mt. however Whs too muyh tor the
thirt Uo, su,h m uvoliN was thts
would hr tive stumM. Who uuhhla
eu, tusrr w tvstbm hs hunhtcr
unj Uudnr his situation somewhat
,,lu,Nl su't,nl, rs,toumcj sonrr
spult upset tho sstouishtl soldJcc
Whdy vu With hts hyumyt sud VA.
s,,u uo wNu, lopdoN ivIsr,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-09
A FRANK CRITIC.


tats ~ Rome.
~ was Rufus Cboatc. who was not
musical. vino once NJ the opera gnzcd
b.lplcssly ~ bis libretto and. turning
10 his daughter. who was musical. said:
Helen. cSpound to me this record.
lcst dinle with the wrong emotion"
Mrs. IIlnns Of Dul,erton. who II also
snmuElcnl recently attended the opera
with her daughter aud felt that her
emotions thor. were hardly sntlsfac
tory.
Yes" she told her friends on return
Ing a. IN. village. "Louisy took me 10
the opcry. aud II certainly wns n sight
II was real interesting looking round
before II begun. and enjoyed II some
afterwards. too, really did There
was so many folks In II aud such n lot
Of going nnd coming aud marching and
grouping II made quite picture
And the music. too some of n had
quite swing 10 II. most M good ss n
p'rndc Hut II went on aud on and on
aud begun To- gct pretty tired Of u,
aud II KEEP ON aud on. aud | got tlredcr
nnd trcdcr
You see. 'twn'n't like cnntatn nt
home. whore You know the folks
That" dincicut II dpu't matter then
how long the story strings out. aud
ninglug m, kind ~ story does string u
out ridiculous! hut. knowing the folks
there's always something interesting
you can turn your mind to and for
gct II
Now. when the choral club gave
kluE RnlnN's Daughter there was all
their clothes to look ~ first or. And.
my. there were some clever makcnvcrs
amongst 'cm too You remember Sc
llny Mcade's dress for the priuc, - she
rot ont o that old stained wedding
satlu ~ Great -grandmothcr BarclaylsH
" that want n Job 10 he proud OF
don't know what Is,
And Sam Giddiugs trousers well
they weren't trousers exactly. but
those things he wore on his logs sam
felt he oughtu't to hire. and Jane Gid.
dlugs made cm hcrsclt' How she ever
did &C. III os soon try cutting ont =
Chinv myself
"rhCu I alwavS dud 70 Kind a. cuter-
tanning tc watch out tor louuN Ra.
kCv'S go'd 'front.' tooth to taSh when he
crcuS Wide vu top note. aui oh
well you know how It's Thrrrs al.
waNs sowc hlug
"l'ut az thc opcrv there amt and
by the end W an hour W hang AMI too-
t'e and tuw.tc. tum aud trala.la III had
su I wSut",i, and hut for hurting Lou
i>N's tcc,uvS III ha' left She saws
twas grand sud dann say twas. hut
rive wc the town hall aud home ts'
cut every time Youths Companion
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-09

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lssa1rs 90 EEs --oa A--11-s g.
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as ur-. --csu->g -esiazzr a. z1.s
c-. v1zcs Re . se1s-l a.ra-lls.
@s s.--r.zS ugo-s - w. 1.r --
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4u- az sar glA-,sz ~ u-fss tx lzar
-le s,uc,-az-.-- ~@c1-z lfaur E,wus5
a'rs-tlz. e.ass 1a- -1-ps-zrr- ra.-.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-09
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| A coon seems ~ bu % composite ani
nal mnlc ~ ~ p1fts ~ bnnr. Gahri
I gnd muukrv. vil, considerable daril
/ thrown ln fpr lu,k unta y writer -
lrroat nnd Rlrrnm llc cnn uae b.
Tore paws nH hnudily ne u monkey Hod
| What he cannot undo with his hands
ho cnu aunw on With hls teeth AZ
MlaH Nurfrrc Charles l'rbrri Jfndiock
anya IN one ~ hor stories he has "a
great deaf of head stufing" Any one
who dlahcllcvcs IN orlRiuni sin had l",
ter t'"p u rnccuon fot - pet or try
trnrplnn uur
In captivity rn,Dnuua hrc very clean
~, often washing their hnudu nud NJ
WAYS vrshlug r,ort kind nf ruud ~
| crri ougs hrfurc rntiug The, know
ell about rrus without nnN irnch
iun Ouc viii take ~ hou'a egg mud
lling un hla m,k Vill tou II up aud
rnt,h II ul " " vcrr bnll until. l,r.
rrwlnu tlrri of this nuuHcmrut, he
VII hoId II IN the lrrt hand aud by
tnppluu " tightly with uur unil WI
dtill u aWrll hulr lu our cnd nud then
suck the ,nuWuta lu hpdug cn
pnyitv ia considerable. ng have known
tpuc ouc Whhh rnt loosr tn kill u
sitting hru tud su,t ihirrou cpps In
thla ruar thrtrru Wpa nn uulucky
nuWlrr or the vWuct or the hru
Rn,'ovus hove the ,i,ulb ot water.
whrr' the, ,1th trors uud pick ur
scmc dvbd Hsh IN thcr hthtS thcv
greatly rcscmhlc lvors. aud like hcnrs.
they eat au, klud or hcsh or Dish nod
most ~orts vt brui,. nuts Dnd grain
hut uu'ihv hcars. the, do uot rrmhln
stcNilN m their dcus tut otlrn NJ
any time m Wmvr Whcu thvr ls u
warm srcu or thlV tbyN V.il come
cut and trt,vt ty' wUy4. son,vt.ucs gn
ing tuto opcU Vbtct to dis Uu frogs
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