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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

~trttn, runn ber Suno du7 0fFentitden
Bcgen muir bann porausii6tli6e Grz
fol9e BADEN, pfnn er gIci6 mad Ser
iibung Der 5bat auf bic 6dbrte geieBt
uiro, jcoe @er30gerung madt oteIen
frdGlt6.
Scoenfoq5 t0nnten Poli3ci6unbe Bel
Ra33ius groBe Oicnite leiIten uno cine
9un3C Wtcnge 8tumte eriparen- Sc
I%onoers BEL ben groBen Sennigiuden
in ben 2aubenloIonien bdtten 0unoe,
nod oa5u, no man linen 10 quite Dttz
terung geben tonnte, getpib Der BE-
b0tbc manhe 2trbeit unb 3eit 9eipart.
BON alien Sunoeraiicn i9einen pobl
Die oeutiden S9dferbunbe od3u bcrus
fen 81 iein, ouciu ben 0%ienitbuno gu
TtcGcn. Wton bat 8eriu6c nit alien
m09Ii6cn Rdfgn gema6t, 5uerIt nit
benz Goqic, bem I6ottiI6en Sadferz
bunO. 0ieIcr lit aber infpl9e iciner
oiden 8cbdarung ntdt 10 gang gceigz
net. W}an berlan9t bon Dem Sunoe,
OaB er in ieber Ditterung, BEL S6nee
unO He9cn, in 5roit unb SonnetbiBe
obne bcIpnosre S1uBoedsn urbeitCn
IOQ, fernct ion er ale 9inbernifc ncGi
men unb ourh tleinc Ocffnun9cn
T4liipfen t0nnrn. 8eionoers beim
S6tiipfen lit Dem Collie bic Ian9c Be
baarun9 binpcrIi6, Die 0orncn Der
6cdcn icbcn ibm gu TART gu. 9obet
miB bos Sbier cine gelpiiIe 8rDBc unp
Strait baben, I'm n0tbigenfalls audi
nit cingreifcn gu t0nnen. 6erner bat
icBt Der beutIhc S6dferbuno bereits
ben @ortbctl, oaB er I6on ourh per
I6icoenc 9cncrationcn binour6 ais
Yoli3eibuno ge3ii6tct lit, 10 Dab mar
einc gerpiiie 8%eranlagung poraus'cBen
lam. 0o6 ioa mar nit Der Nustpohl
Der Sunberaiien ni6t gar gu Gngitlih
Icin; bic 8eb0rDen ipQen iih ni6t an
cine beItimmte ROHc binOcn, ionoern
bas Cute nebmen, no lie es finosn, bis
mir in ipGteren 3eitcn einen tppii6en
qoli3cibunO ge3pgen BADEN. 0eutides
Sur36aar, 4ircbalezS crtiers iino aud
mituntcr aan3 paIIenoc poIi5cibuno',
boG1, ME geidgt Ideint Der beutlt DE
G6dfcr6unO iiber ale 8onturrcnten
ben SieQ oapon3utragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Der 0unb I'M 9ieuite bes Menid)eu.
BON s. b. 9ippeI. Berlin.

Infer eetreuer 8ierfiibIer, Der
Sunb, Dem eisentlih ourh Die fprt9,
febten Grb0bunseu Der S~uneefteptr ron
ben Stobtaemeinben bic Griiten3 10
eri6tpert pirb. ssist, bub er aud in
unierem mobernen 3eitolter nod od5
,3eus in iid bat, Der Iuecmeinbett gu
niiben. Dor alien 1T es istns SbGtis'
teit cls poliSeibuno, pelhe in nsuer
.3eit, aasrbings nidt obne grobe 8e,
miibungen BON ieiten oes 0ersins 3ur
3ii6tuns bsutider SdGferbunbe, BIZ
BebOrben auf ibn.rpieoer aufmertiume,
mddte.
SIM publitum maht mar iif i'm
9rob.n unb @anaen poltommsn faII6'
8orIteHunosn iibsr bic Sbdtist.it bes
8ierIiibIers i'm OienNe Der poIi3ei
0ieIfaf it0bt man auf bic Qniduuuus
bah es unIerem bumansn 3eitaItel
nift ansepabt T.i, tp.nn WsnI4en,
unb ieien es aud 8erbre6er, mi Suns
ben ,gehebt" perben. Gs tommen BEN
uneinaepeibien uppintiirli4 jsne
bIutriinitissu @eidi9ien ins geoac:t-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

len sic n1r EN- pentg bon iprenl Ss'
ben. SD bin Elm alter &ndbs uno babe
mande Grfdbrung binter mir; fir
ssreuo' uno 2sib babe i'd Elm pUlles
9%eritGnoniB."
pa er5Gblte lie:
Gie hattie einen Better ibrsr Mut'
ter a~ebeiratbet, einsn Osit.rrsidsr,
Sofrotb in Mien. Gr mar febr psrs
m0aeno unb matte Elm groBss 9aiis.
Nuf Wuni6 Der Mutter iei oieie Bsrs
binbun9 eigentlid gu Stunbe 9e'oms
men. uber tie bate es ME gu bsrsurls'
eebabt.
rMan BARI nift psrIungen," fiists
Ie na6oentlid bin3u. vbab uns oas
2eben ollie Winfhe e%rfiIIt. Sd bin
Elm biSden 81 IDEAL peranlagt uno
iebnte midi nab einem Slid, in oeffsn
Sriebsn man ausruben lam. 0as
fdno i6 ni6t i'm lauten 3reiben Der
@eIt. Qber id bate ia bic 9inber!
llno mad meines Mannes Sobe babe
i1 mid BON allen auriidge3ogen unb
bin mad 9eutf9Ganb beimgetebrt."
Damn reidte lie Dem 9eridtsratb
-ibre 6anb unb fagte her8lih: r2afs
fen sic uns III Srieosn i6lieBen."
gr fonnte ni6t an6ers, er mubts
bieIe T6male Sano einen Iu9enblid
in Der Ieinen bebaltsn unb obne Elm
Wort Der @rpioerung Die 2ippen oas
rauf p~re'ien.
DIS er fpieoer aufblidte, leufteten
feline 2(ugsn. bieie itablerauen, lebbaf'
ten 4ugen, bic ietn @eiiAt nm Sabre
psrjiihgten, unb er frugte: .Werben
sic mir geitatten. gndotse 5rauj Sic
gu beIu6en? Sd m0dte nit mein.n
pla9egeiitern mol perf0nIid Elm Sii9n'
den rupfen,"
80. bic 8ubsn perben 4usen ma,
den, CAB iie Iadenb auriid, unb teids
te ibm nod einmal ibre Sano, UNI
Qbidieb 81 nebmen.
Ser 8eriftsratb I9itteIts Tie trdfs
tig uno iaete NIT FARMER 8stonung:
.4uf quite Gumerabfdaft alfo,"
sic ni.oerbplte es eb'nio innig, uno
lire 4ugsn, BON ~tiefften 8lau, Die Ell
nen 70 i%eeIenpplIsn Musbrud batten,
fentten Ii9 in bic IeEasn, bab ibm bas
8Iut Iiepenobeib in bic SaIdfen
fdoB.
gu Neuiabr erbielt Srau M0lIsr els
men eingei4riebsnen Brief pom 9ss
ri6t8ratb 0Dree. SO mar cine &uns
biaung nod Dor Gblauf bss 8ontratt'
jobrss.
sic aerietb auBer iid Dor Wutb. -
0dron mar natiirlid nur bic 60rIe
nit ibren peraogenen 8dlssn fdulo.
@m nd9ften Sage ~riiifets fi6 Srau
M0lGsr our abfabrt. Inn Der Wittfpt
ben Stanbpuntt geb6ris tlar5umaden,
aIs Elm 5peiter 8rieF BON 9sridtsrutb
cintraf - biesmal cine 0rudfade, els
ne einfa9e. goIbgeranbsrte 8arts:
Srqu Sofratb 6orle
9eridtsratb 00rse lfsg
8erlpbte. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Snns ge6fie6et.
Bib aus benz Soloatcnlcben bon s
9 d III ar3ungen.

Dor tpcnigen 5a9en erit - man
Tdricb baS Sabr 1900 iparen mir in
Der GanoesbauptItaot, Der nclen Gar
niIon eingeriidt, SAT- fiinf3ebn Sabre
bate cas- Rcgiment bprber in Dem
lpcItcntferntcn, patrtardulii6en pro
btn5ItGot6en R. gcIcgen, lDel9es nit
Red)t ais bas Grtl bcS &ronlanoea
gait unO auber elmer prdfti9Cn Sagos
gelegenbcit 10 gut lpic ni6ts in auBers
oicnitlther 8c5icbung bot.
llmIo mebr un0 p~crldngenoer tpurs
ben in oieien er1ten 3ageIl, als gelte cs,
lid fir Gangentbcbrtcs gu rnti6Gois
gen, BON Sung uno pit Die Semitic Der
groBitdOtiI6en 9arbietungcH in Iid
oufgQnommen. -r".n m,o
Qu6 i9 Iieb inner6alb Der cinem
Strobpittper natiirli6 geieBten 8rens
sen Der bi8nun ais latenten Strait ges
Idlummertcn 8ergniiguHgsiu6t Die
3iigel I6teBen, nobel i6 mid 3umeiIt
an Sberitleutnant 5rcibcrru BON
SennItsin ani6loB. Gr mar lebig,
mpbIbabenO uno mir INNER mebr
5reuuo ais 9prgcIebter gelpeIen. Suns
nerte CEMENT 6aftli9 unternommener
Sa9buusfliige. Die gemeiniamc 2iebe gu
jegli6cm Sport paren e5, Die uns ma
Der gereiidt unb jenes pertruuIide
8ano UNI uns i6ldne. peldrs ipnIt
ppbl f~eltencr Widnner perbinoct. bic
juIt i'm 2ebcnsulter UNI fat Elm 8iers
teliabrbunoert 9ctrcnnt Iinb.
Wir bdttcn eben i'm Sentimental"
unicren S6luBtapu3inpr 9eI6lllrft.
Mitterna6t mar lGn9it porbct.
Im 9simgange bel icincr Wpbnung
%ongeldngt, luo er mid Gin, nod einen
S6laftrunt 81 ne9men.
Sm bclerleuhtetcn Seine mid ums
iebeno, fano i'd, Dab ods mir poblbes
tannte, %pprnebme WteubIemcnt in Der
nellen u%mrabmun9 nur nod geipdnn,
uno bab ii1 9ennitein gang in Ieincr
Dirt reGt pobnz uno beba9lth, TAFT
lururi0s cingcri9tet bate.
Nur Gttpa8 fanb ih neu bin5ugcs
fpmmen: lleber benz Sdrcibtii6e, Der
nit toItbdren antiten Siguren uno al
lcrbono BON icinen pciten Rciicn nit
oebra6tcs Nippe8 gcSiert mar, bling Elm
perIdlcicrtrs Bib. Der breitc, unit
pous 9drpds 9~olbrabmen, Der iiber ben
buntlen 8orban9 lugte, oeltete auf Elm
~ipItbare8 Selpprtrait.
Ncugicrig mar id felt Sinoerbcinen.
yNuf cine frobe 3utunft bier in Der
neuen 9drniIon", ItieB 9cnnitein lctn
@las nit Dem meinioen al. Wftr woute
es I6einen, ais Oh CT mir Die auf ben
2ippen itcberoe 5roae beaii9lih bes
Bibles db'hnciben noate.
s8erratbe mir 9ein @cbcimmittels
den: jung 81 bIeiben!" Ipru6 i'd, elmer
mpmentanen Gingebung fol9eno. uns
permittclt.
Sine Weuc Der Sreuoe elitt iber
feline martanten 8ciiGtsSi9c. Damn
lcertc or, nidt obne einen inntgen
8lid no9 Dem 8ilpnlb get9an gu bas
ben, oos Speite 9las nit einem 3u9c.
r0as 1T bod 10 cinfa6, Defenders
fir uns SplDaten! Der aIte Spruf.
ZEN bic Wsiiten gepuntenlcs berunters
leiern, obne i'm iebp6 gu beter5l9en,
sntbGlt gang often jenes Irtonum:
9us Slid bieIer Grbe
Sieat ouf Dem 8iidsn Der Yferoe,
Sn Der GeIunobeit oes 2eibes
- Oh" brad er plOblid ab. nf6on Der
erIte Sbsil oes Gpi9ramms fiibrt gum
3iele; Der Speite, nift Sebsm erretfs
bare, ubsr gum p~araoieie. ods gu
iibrigens ia in 0einer rihti9en Wobl
e%efunben!
.Ylide Suriid. unb 0u pirit Ter
ouSfinoen, ooB ih meine 9feroe io9'
! -. bel isper S:ahrsSseit unb vi ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Sn 9ebanten:

SrofeFor (Su cinem patienten, Der
operirt piro) /: 9itte. ncbmen Sic 9es
FGligIt SIR GcbiB beraus. uno
i:bt bsiben Sic feit bic 3dhne sulam@
rlen. api-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
nGIfd.e drsunbe.

Mants, bic Dir Ing Mntlib i.btu
Inter liebenspiiroisen SherSen,
Sretsn Dir beimlid auf Die 3.ben,
9ort. no iie an meiiten idmer5en!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
@rtIG a.

IS bab' neuli6 q gauge Stunb
Sran30Iid e'iproden."
Sch, no bait benin BOG g'l.rnt?1
~@ar nit, / bin bait i'm G.orans um.
,ananb gansa. bob oena 2eut auf b
6IR s'treten uno bab aaepeil ~!ears
bon" a'idat !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Inter @tubtnten.

Sieb nur, bort sebt Der Dump mid
ieinem Sdneioer Ipa5ieren!"
Der Hsnommit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

ardmiscn Sunssciellen Iuitis gemudt
Daben." e
80, i6 lam Sic tpDbl perfeben,"
antipprtete iie unb lebnte iih in benz
Se7el 3uriid, in benz fte fab, rabsr sic
lperosn nidt besreifen, pie idper es
fir cine syrau 1T, 3pei 10 tsmperas
mentpplle 8inber gu eraieben, 60
Ianee msin Mann lsbte, mar mir
bieie i6ipi.rise @ufsabe eripart. Tun
bleibt lie mir gang ALIEN iiberlaiien."
gs bate fir Den @erihtsratb einen
eiaenartieen Rei5, nit bieier fapnen,
blonoen ssrau bier in feinsr SdusIihs
felt 10 intim gu plaubern, uno be
trauli9e DGmmeritunoe erbD6te bieien
2eis. @r smpfins niemals Oamen=
beiuhe, iiber bic leihtIinnigen Sabre
mar er binaus, aber isBt be9riff er.
boB es bon ibm Elm unper5ei1li4er
5sbter eepeien, iein eemiitblides
Seim 10 Gnsitlih 81 ifoliren, pdbrenb
bod bus Sarte Grim bes mooernen
gmpireIalons sinen snt5iidenben Rabs
men abgab fir ben blonben Eopf otes
Ter teraen5hlanten Jrau.
gr pollts ieinen Jebler tpenigitens
heute gutmaden. @r nehielte alfo
feinen plab. Die fteife, eemefiene
Gntfernune pabte ni6t su bisfem inn
propiIirten plalioerItiinbfen.
limb bann Bat sr in einem Zone. Der
inn felber aan3 fremp tlana: ngrsGb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Oer8eroItth Of.

Gin 9liidlid padenber 8erelei6 ~
ST ipie Elm redtsr Suiarenftreid:
Wenn er aud nift ben Sies errinst -
Den sseiub er in @erpirruns brntst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Sonberbare 2paif.

Jrau (su ibrem Mann.): .Osr Mis
~ieffor bat nibt semertt, .oob Die Sort.
alt mar; pail auf. Der nimmt iOsar
.unIere @elteIte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

3pei Sage burauf lit WanOper.
Sennitein tommanbirt oas Re9iment
ouf 4pdncement. Gben fiibrt er Die
llmfuHungSgruppe burd einen brciten
WalopurGI6lag. Sine garriers Der
Iperrt oaS 0otpdrtstpmen. 3um
lln9liid mub ouA i'd gera6e an Der
9ete eineetbeilt iein. Wiu Sennitein
ieinen pon mir 10 oft seriibmtsn Rui
ais Reiter rehtfertigen? Der Wabns
Iinnige iibt ni6t ab! = asatbOn, iein
1ober Braun, bdumt ii6 Dor Dem Sim
berniB.
Grnsuert reitet Sennitein riidIidtss
log an.
Mgutbon nimmt nerpDs Die 8drriers,
bleibt oorue bGngen uno roulirt pie
Elm in ben &ppf gefdoIIener 9d'e.
Sin Iusenblid nur Sennitein
Tibt pie unsegoFsn i'm Sottel. nit ben
Sort nab unten - odnn tpirb er mt
9ebro6enem Ridsrat lulter Iedtbon
DerroreeSoeen.
DIN eleiden Nuhmittdg lanste Elm
bon 6rauenbuno seidriebener 8rief an
feline IoreNe Elm. Mit Stpei dnoersn
!Sameraben CUR Mufnabme Ieinsr Sab
ielieteiten beItimmt. brGngte ih odrouf,
bas S4reiben gu eroffnen. Sd
piinidte 10 iebr. baB eS Dor
onsr Dslt bic GrflGruns Der fir I'M
/eingetpeibts rdtbferbaften 8eSiebune;n
oes 5eeten 3u benz fonit tompromittis
renpen na4eelaTenen Stlportrdt brG6s
te. Sene 9offnans tpuroe CANA err
flint. en- tnappen, aber bpflihsn
3cilen entbieIt Der Brief Die Mbiuee
Der 3peiino3pdnSigiGbrieen unter
9inipsis ouf ben ieoenfaIs beitsbenben
eroben 4ltersunterIdieo.
Sennitein ma jung 9%eitprben; aud,
Die erIte berbe Mabnung an fein that
fd6lid beoinnenDes Ilter mar ibm err
iport geblieben!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
6 6DnsS den.

Oort reitet mein5ans bi. Gafie 6:rab;
Die 5reube ourhSittert mid gang ;
Gr reitet 10 ftols in eemG6lihemS rab!
g lit teiner 70 fdlant fpie m.in Sans.
Gr bat mid seieben !! SEPT mint er
mir gu
@.in Muge fpriibt freubis.n 9laus ;
On liebsr, berSiser 8uride 9u
g lit teiner 70 biibid ipie mein 6ans.
llnb morsen iiPs Sonntus, pie pirb
er mid orebn
SIN Reiaen BEL frDbIibem San5 ;
Gr fdipingt MIDI bab mir bic SHINE
pereebn,
9 lit feiner 10 flint tpie mein 6ans.
8alo MAIDEN mir Sodseit! - Sa,
fddut mid MIR on!-
Damn trag' ih ben brdutlihen 3rdn,,
limb er ipirb mein braper, mein itdtts
liher Rann,
g III teiner 10 treu mi. mein 9anS.
49, \
3inbermunb.
nDas 1T benn in beinsr puppe innsn
brin, gIs6en?"
M SdseIpdbne. benf' id."
nSdsslpGbne? Self. bi. bat Wurf
aus Gbicaso s.s.Fen!!"
ainbermunb.
4utomobilit: nDeibt Ou, tper i'd
bin, mein tleiner Sreunb?"
Sobn feints gbouffeurs: rGemib.
Sic limb, Der aerr. Der INNER in papa's
@utr mpbif fdBrt!!1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-09

The smartest lunatic who ever es-
caped from an English asylum seems
to be a well-known Hadley man.
Wearing a silk hat and . frock coat,
he walked into newspaper office In
Hadley and, after writing a thrilling
story Of how to elude the yigilant at
tendants at the staffordshire county
asylum. asked the editor to publish
1t. According to his story he waited
for a foggy night and then, after
loosening the screws in his cell win
dow. descended TO the ground by a
rope ladder. He then visited Stock
port and the poor law officers to look
over the lunacy law After learning
that lunatic could not be apprehended
after IA days Of liberation unless
fresh order should be made out
against him, he gave himself up to un
restrained celebration Of the new year
He complained In his story that the
asylum system was too prisonlike an(
that 1t discouraged and depressed him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-09

Most stains will yield to simple
treatments. If they do not. soak them
In javelle water, then rinse. Javelle
water is the most effective Of all
cleaning fluids, and is cheap-a gallon
costs only a few cents. Dissolve one
pound Of salsoda In quart of hot
water. and add il to the clear liquid
left after diss0lving half pound Of
chloride Of lime in two quarts Of
water This must be tightly corked
and kept in a dark place. Never use
it on anything but white clothes, for
it will take out color from Q fabric.
To whiten clothing, put two or three
tablespoonfuls Of the liquid into the
water in which the garments are to be
boiled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-09

sibility Of extending II at the back
without interfering with the original
plan. Some houses may be enlarged
when the family increases, while 9TH
er plans cannot be altered without
tearing the whole house to pieces.
There are only six rooms In the plan
az designed, but the rooms are al
large. If an elght-room house is want
ed in the years 10 come the only thing
necessary is to add a wing at the back
similar to the one In front and make
two rooms that can be reached with
out any Objectionable features and
with no alteration In the original plan
except the cutting Of two doors.
Il Is not desirable as general
thing to build house smaller than
you really want with the expectation
OF making 1t larger afterward, but
there are a great many different exist
ing circumstances, and changes y
families are continually taking place
It Is customary under certain condi
tions TO build a house larger thar
necessary and to leave some rooms
unfinished to save expense at the timl
OF building, but It is quite unusual t
select plan with the expectation o
making alterations. IN fact, It usual
" ls very undesirable to do SO.
One feature about this plan tha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-09

Mr. william a. Radford win answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on ali subjects pertaining 20 the
subject OF building for the readers Of this
paper. On account Of his wide eXpe-
rience as Editor, Author and Manvfac-
turer, he is. without doubt. the highest
authority on all these subjects Address
an inquiries TO William "A. Radford, No.
ls4 Fifth Ave, Chicago, Ill, and only
enclose two-cent stamp for reply.
This is an old style house plan, but
It has good deal to recommend it.
Those who appreciate plenty Of light
and air like to have rooms built on
this plan because they can have all
the windows they want and have them
SO placed that sunlight can penetrate
into every room.
The first houses, built when the
country was new to white folks, were
square or nearly SO. Then. as more
room was needed. they we're extended
10 one direction keeping generally to
one room in width. When the limit
in this form was reached some bright
AAANttiENAb ASAiOW DNduNlA14 VA At AASAa
angles and built a room on the side Of
his house This must have been con
sidered great invention, and SO II
was, for it has been handed down
from one generation to the next and
we still find the idea worth adopting
There Is no record Of the original
house built on this plan, SO we don't
know whether It had an upstairs OF
not, but there is good cellar, another
feature that the original architect
didn't understand It is necessary tC
hike back to those good old times
when luxurles approached closely tC
what we call prlyations In order to ap
preciate what we now have.
We would live as the early pioneers
did, In one room houses built with al
ak, but we would rather not do It II
the winter time. There are. however
a few principles that we're worked init
those early habitations that we can
not get away from and we do not wan
to. One Is the open air freedom, tn
light and cheerful setting of trees AMI
clearing, and the open fireplace. th
cheerful warmth OF which still linger
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-09

We are all OF us willing enough to
accept dead truths or blunt ones,
which can be fitted harmlessly into
spare inches. or shrouded and eoflned
at once out Of the way But sapling
truth with earth at It's root and bios
som on It's branches; or trenchant
truth. that can cut Its way through
bars and sods, most men dislike the
sight OF entertainment Of, II by any
means, such guest or vision may be
avoided John Ruskin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-09
Great Chilean salt nenonltn.

The salt deposits Of Chile are the
greatest In the world. The Salar
Grande mine in the province of Tara
paca, about 60 miles south and east
Of Iuuiuue, covers an area of 10000
acres to the depth of 25 feet. This
body Of salt is nearly pure and con
tains more than l4,0O0,00O, 600 tons
or enough to supply the worlds de
mands for many decades. There art
several other deposits IN the interior
that cover two or three times the arei
Of the above.
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STRENGTH or OUR NAVY.
interesting Comparison Of American
and Japanese Fleets.

A comparison Of the naval strength
Of Japan and the United States is
doubiy interesting in view Of the re-
cent departure Of the American feet
Of battleships for the Pacific, and the
significance which has been attached
to this event. writes Newton Forest In
Harper's Weekly The American navy
has on Its list 20 battle ships OF 10000
tons and over. while Japan has 10; our
navy has ii coast-defense vessels
Japan three; we have Is armored
cruisers. Japan 13. But in the number
OF torpedo boats and torpedo-boat de
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stroyers Japan is far ahead. She has
70 torpedo boats and 81 torpedo-boat
destroyers. while the United States
has only 80 torpedo boats and 21 tor
pedo-boat destroyers. On the other
hand, Japan has only nine subma
rines. while we have 19.
In the cost Of battle ships Of our
navy the Connecticut and Kansas lead
the others, the former costing $7.6e7.
sos. and the latter s7.70l.143. The
cost Of maintenance Of each type Of
warship il as follows Battle ship,
ss3s. .5s7i2; arn,ored cruiser. $685..
15l,47; protected cruiser. $685. .002.26;
gunboat. sll5.5s5.12; torpedo-boat de.
stroyer, s77 7,S5422: torpedo boat. s5i,
65OsS; submarine. s26,45410.
The total number OF ships in the
American navy is 1868; In the navy o.
Great Britain, 545; IN the French navy
sos: in the navy Of Germany, 210, and
Japan has 1884. It VIII thus be seen
that. while the United States has the
least number Of ships Of these fvt
powers, she Is stlIl second in rank BY
her comparative strength In battle
ship tonnage. Great Britains ton
mage is s21, 800: United States, 406
i46; France, S6e.461; Germany, 35s,
461 japan. 1911, 49S.
The reason Of the excess Of ships II
the French navy is found in the fac
that she has 271 torpedo boats and 81
submarines, while England has onl!
RI torpedo boats and 4S submarines
and the United States only 80 torpedo
boats and 19 submarines.
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lnennenaluo Puddlnn.

One-haif cup shortening, one cup
molasses, one cup cold water, two and
one-half cups -four, one level teaspoon
soda, one-half level teaspoon each OF
cinnamon and cloves. one-fourth level
teaspoon mace, one cup ralsins, seed
ed, and cut In two.
Melt the shortening. but do not
heat 1t: ada the molasseg and the wa.
tssr then the -four sifted with the soda
and spices. Add the raisins. beat we'll,
and turn into a mold or one pound
baking powder cans. and steam for
three hours. Serve with hot sauce OF
hard sauce
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u. fnr Laurel and sunfIower

People who live in damp localities,
particularly near undrained land, in
France have discovered a simple rem
edy for damp situations. Successful
experiments have shown that 1t is
possible materially to improve the at
mosphere ii such nelghborhoods BY
the planting OF the laurel and the sun
flower. The laurel gives OF an abund-
ance OF ozene, while the suniioWer Is
potent in destroying malarial condi-
lions. These two, II planted on the
most restricted scale in garden OF
any ground close to the house, will be
found speedily to Increase the dry
ness and saiubrity Of the atmosphere
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In our hearts az heritage from pFi.
mevai days
AS this house is 80 feet wide and
the projections at the roof gables are
extra it needs considerable room. The
law has decided that you must not
hang your roof over your neighbor's
ground, so It would be impossible TO
put this house on a narrow-minded
city lot Ii you want TO build on this
plan you must have room enough to
look out in every direction.
There IS another advantage In d
plan Of this kind. and that is the pos