davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-24

A Georgia woman claims 10 be the
original merry widow. though "Ni.
dcncc Is lacking that she Is abon.
1900 years old.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-24

A Pittsburg girl offers $3.50 for a
husband. Too much to pay. o
can pick one up for 81 90 almost any
whore.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-24
Aunust lmmiaration 27.7s2.

Washington, - c-Thc total i'm.
migration duiinr August was 81,
Isa. ~hil" during August 1904, IA" IN
MIGRANTS uumb'I 3hh2J
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-24

Boston bank arms all employees and
insists on daily target practice. Yet
SOM" people think Boston Is slow.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-24

The smart set Is not likely 10 take
NJ smuggling as n fad in view Of re-.
cent developments.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-24

Holland may decide to use some "
Its wooden shoes when It gets ready
10 spank Castro.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-24

The woman mountain climber was
lost just long enough TO make a mag.
alin" article Salablo.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-24

Mr.. Rockefeller says he Us not near.
Iy 80 rich az h" rs popularity supposed
10 be. In other words, he does not
quite Own The earth.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-24

Preacher on vacation sends postal
card sermon to each pariShiOncr every
week. Here Omc the mail.ordcr
church.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-24

This certainly does not seem 10 be
much OF a year for sultans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

Gtmo5 cams Sriginellc5
miro ser Surupcrcin nYoripGrtS" &c.
lcgcntlid) icineS 1cmpcren sWPMnmS
an nGd)Itcn Sonnto0 borbictcn. Gas
Eroaromm bat MIR olli Die gcgcr.
r1rtig id)iucbenocn &ocal Option
unO Sentpcren5 . Srogen @c5ug ul0
Sr. Wtor SOnig miro eincn i%ntereis
lonten Sortrog, Der uor5iiglih in bic
Hobnlen 0cS @un5en poBt, bolten.
Ginen interciiunten 8ors
trng miro Commander Ycrrp. Ser
terilGnltc Norbpoliorider, SreituD
9ben0 IN Dem %eriommlungS.S oolc
ser nSreunoe," Ode bon Eorf 9lpc.
un0 8ilionitroBc, boltcn. Ger Bor'
trog bonoclt notiirlih bon ben Grleb'
riiien beS Sorid)crS IN Den orftilden
Hcgioncn un6 miro ourd) ,Surltru.
tioncn goll5 b%cionOerS intereiiont &c.
%Italtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Yrciawsrtbe Carmen in W'arblaub.


9iefe nnnoerboIlsn. neuen. Der Sebt5eit ent'
tpretenoen 2.itBdigeu Sduier angt. sWiiltcnssloe
Siuiiben Sofimans II. greitonitr.. bnrdipee biibid
u. fiiniilerifb oeiorirt, nit ieber oelfharen be
GAS uno GIefhiid.1id Nnlagen. gb5ugsfanul
Wcrhinounaeu, &aiiersGloiets, 9or5ellan Babe
gSurlieit, SlrnuceS, cementirte Seller, 1rottptre
MSerib man mir ~ermeiien lam. peIn man Die
feIbeii iiebt. Tieoriaer @runb5ins. Geitte Bah
lunosbeoireun9en. Often fir Sefihtisun9 tug
lib uuo Sonniaas.
Matter g. spehpbaf, gaumeifier.
0iireau an Srf ino SteIle.
Vreis Der 3iifcr 9rei3ebn Slrbert n1o Jfnt
ala Collars. $1350.00) Sdli24-IplD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
gu %Dcrfanfen:
$500 90

fin zines oiefer mooerHen 8tueiit6digen gSpbrs
Ddlier an Der Vuuloius Str., nu6e @ou9b Ctr,
@rogeihub. Sront aus ioIioeul Warmor mto ale
muoerien Ne0nemlibieiten, lpie oouIOmllellc
Nb5ugsiannl Drainage. ceinentirie aeler, Sei'
ten roiiuirs mo Sofe: 9orltiU- Steuert; me
origer @runSSins. Hcr.anft inter leidlteu Se'
biugnngru. Nad5nfraGet bel
Subu Z. Iunubue, 9aureiiter,
Yr. 269. S~hos6aft'aueHue, Siabianotuiuu.
lIlinrki 1Mitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Sicbcn Ecrioncn BON ci


mem NcNcr Dcrmunoct
Ger Ncger Nobcrt TouItncr lit III
Hid)monb, go, pcrboftct iuor0cn
nod,ocm CT iichen Ecrioncn oui ser
StroBc 6rrd) Shiiiic pcrIctt bottc.
glllbcr ~. 8. Gcrl6rcp, mcldJcr bon
Orci Sil0cln Gctroiicn mo Id)ucr Der
luun0ct nrrOc, lit tcIner crnItlid) Der.
lett moroCn, Ter Nte9cr bot oic EGot
onihCincn0 inter Dem Ginilub Don
Morpbiun obcr Gocoin b%cNunQcn.
Mile Truu lcbcnSmii0 sc.
Gincn Scl6Itnlorbocriud) bcGin0
Trou 2nuino Smith in TrcOcrid,
NO., in0cm lie cine 0rGBcrc Coils
Strphnin cinnnbm. Gin Nohbor
fono sic ~G0-iGbri0c Irou in bolb PC
iuubtIoirm 3uItonOc olli; burd) Nns
iucn0unN bon @cNcnGift luirr0c ibr
&cbcn gcrcttct. FetuniGrC &crIultc
Iollcn boS Wotip scr Ghot icil1.
NJ II B q II III cl II.
@nltpernCur Snnnion bon Tir0i.
nicn bat 0o& @eilld) INN Vcanooi9lnA
bcS 5ltm SoOc Ucrurtbcilten Wt0r0er9
bc& Mnltcr Y. Golicn, Geo =. Sbur-
man, obidlG0ig bcIdiC6Ct. Sbur-
man miro om IS. WtGr5 III Gid).
mono. So. 0urd) Sen StronQ bil0C.
rid)tct iucr0rn.
Mus &rrtbum &c 6rocr uuo
Glib It III or0er.
Snm Snnlpton, cin bciobrtCr Ne.
ger III @riltol, go, crihob irrtbiim-
lid Icincn Hoiicn0enoiIcn &enrp Nm
bcrion mo t0btctc iif oonl cbcn.
iol3. @onpton ~pcrIolgtc eincn 9te-
ger, Homcn9 gSiu Wrccnlcc, ser icinc
9iidtc gc0cn lcincn @iIlcn Gcbeiru
tibet bate. Nod)Ocm or icinen SIR
tDlml benlcrtt, ridtctc CT oic @oiic
oti lid IcIbit.
W U y uCN Nulti
@Gbrcno zines StrCitc9 5miidcn
&rn. un6 Grou &connr0 Combs, in
Hombcrt'9 Noint, nobc Noriolf. go,
@lClcrtc Der 17.iGbriQc Sticilobn Gil
ton SaluDer aiti Grltercn mo Der
muloctc i'm idNucr Ourd einen SduB
I'm 6ru S~hrridrpufr(
Gin eltcneS utter.
Sm bobcn gltcr bon 100 %obrcn lit
scr Glteitc Gimpobncr BON SogerS.
tomn uno llmGcgcnb, Sr. Samuel
Berger, III Wi0olcbrrg, No, geitcrn
ans Dem &cben geihicocn. Sod an
Gage Dor icincm Sooe bate er einen
Spo5icrgong wntcrnommcn. Gr mar
nicntols in icincm 2cben erritlid) cr-
franft 0clucicn. Sr. Berger mor 5luCi
Mul pcrhcirotbct ulb bintcrlGBt ieilrc
5lucitc @dttinL iopic elf &in0cr. W16s
reno leine3 lan0cl 2cberS bette cr
lopobl Snbof gcrnlld)t, olS olld) Spis
ritlloicn III mdbiGcn GuontitGten 81
lit) ocnommcn. Ger 0crltorbcnc luor
&iebbGnblcr mo SdlGd)tcr mo 70.
luobl III W%orulotO, ols olld in Fcnn.
%Iplpnnicn moblbcfonnt.
2onoprciic lteigcn.
SEER ". 3. Specrs bat oic 226
Nder groBe Iorm on Wogotbp Slniie
in 9lnnc Nrunocls County, mcld)e Srn.
Nlfrco N. Stirtd)comb geb0rtc, on0e.
fault. Ger ErriS bctrltg $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Gallagher, Der Sanmeiiter.
Salt! Scbcn Sic!
Qcicn Sic bieIc Ynnonce!
an p~eriamfen - Sanfer tint 600 glod Der
Ruro.qnScrnrs Straht.
Sbrn ferttaaeftclt.
Cine @cIcaenheIt i'm aansen 2eben.

TUTOrSu0CIUC StfUbt.
Gbcn ferttsgeitent.
Cine Bcicaenbctt i'm gunScn 2eben.
Sies iino Die ~nereiten mo muoernfien 5ipet'
ft1dieen Sduier in SitsSaltimore;. Saben Sart'
boI8: 5nbbboen in 4arlpr. Speife8tmmer nno
&prbale; id1ner aamineeiiins aus iueiben
GiatientWiarinor I'M IurIor; Eradbtpouer
Nii4eri6rani nit @eiims unS Spiegel IN
@orratbsfammcr eiipus Ieies; Sdiier babell
Gombinaiions'N nlageg fir eIetiriIhes aidt nnS
ftebeitb aus cmaiairter gdbepaine, emnilirtcr
gSalbtoiiette. elofet init nieoria.9an9enSsn
0rett: 5fpeitbeiIiaer 8af65uber i'm aeler. mil
ab6uasiana!. anitIub, aud aaes s8afier eoi,
benz gisgut dufuebmeno. Sruilo3tfs $42.0O
pro Sabr. Treis nur $3.50.
G6en feriisgeiteni. cine J'eibe bon rtooeTnc:'
s,ueiftodtaen Sduieri. feds Simmer NIB Vdo.
9as Saoc5imnier entbdIt cmaidirte 9aocipunne
S,n9h n1GSsrg mxs ,an ianG SlolSi; ,in ae $s9 gS nro
Sabr. Sie cage obioer Sdnfer III bod nno
gefuno.
Had,Sufraeen I'M garean, Or. 1857, Dit
Monnment. straRc. d4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

.ejrpbee @ut bon 600 ,stferil nabe Der Miill'
buua ocS 1~uillrent' Jluiies. Glegante gebdioe
nit dlleI moberncn Giuri6tingell, Dub Der
fault perocn mo lit, einfhIieBIib iimintlidDen
Snbentdrs. Eierncn, &ieb, Miaf6inen II. 10,
3u $lG,0OO 81 BADEN. Sei6te 3aDlull9ssSeotls
nuraen Serman Saoenbupp, Iii, Turo+Sbar'
lrSsStrulc, (Sept5,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

YGTc snr .&eiie in's NuslanS be-
iorgt 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Sit-%alti-
mureitrafc, nabe Chiffon Sumie Mpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

Nue, ucIde geib seDraudhtn, rredeM bier
ssx- stnIeiben amf GdIdre. Di3bel urb gr:no'
t.aenrbun. Sn Bertrdnen. Re,pe GoansOffice'
Wetbooen. vWalfimpre Snbekmext g." RI.
I'm Purb.Baca.Gfrube. t27S--p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Baltimore Warfibcridltc.

Baltimore, 3. NGr5 1908.
Mcbl.- 3uiubr Gl25 Safer, cin'
ifIicbIih 1867 GGiier 81 Occult
Foiut mo 1lit SGiier SIT Ganton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
1891. aenemes GtaDIiNtmsnt. 1881.
NarplanS Gbnttel 2oan AHoeiatiOr
Albert Htnnte, jum., @ef9dftSflbrer.
ofuerf<(Qed6uh

eeseuiLsr Dem 8eri6tseebdnoe:
Stmmsr 300, 23t uno 23l u. eto6Uerf).
ehbuh.Gde Tanette. unb Il. gaul.etF.
Tarleben bon $40 bis $500 aif Ws1beL Yta'
nos ETC., obne @nifermIng b~erfelbeh. 1efetli1t
Wib. Bbone Gourilano 735. e.. & Y. Bbons
ct. Raul 1853. tNob0 1S1&S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
0cIo sn nerlciGen.

Wefo anf Wt5befn ansaefteben.
Soften 25c. bis 50c. Die 9So6e. Geue 8efeus
fdait. @ine unterfbrift ,Eaea 2uan Co.,"
Hr. Is, Euro Yaea' etrakc. (Jebr25 ,1Wtp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

.-3uiubr 96,51i 9uifeI;
&crionot bon ocn glepatorcn 5000
9uidrl; Glcuutoren'8orrnt 2,51S,'
S37 8itldcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

8ei5cn.-3uiubr 5000 @uihcI;
&erinnot Don oen GIepntoreu 5000
9uitel; Glcpotorcn.Borrot 4i5,129
Vuidlcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Yerlangt I'M Masemeimen.
Sin tiid,tiaer qauo,pirtb,

Sin ~tid,tiscr 9anoipirtb,
tuCIber i'm Stunoc III, cine 600 NdersSurrn
fciblllianoia 5u leiten Ullo nit ilmmtliheIt Ielle=
Iteil Snrmmufhineu uollfummen uertrnut III,
lpiro iofort ober fir ipdter gciutt. 6ral mus
feline !lilt,piribibait iiherlebnrell. qSerncr
miro elm tilbtiGer Sarmarbeiicr. Der eimu9
bon Der @lrtrcrei %beritebt, 9eiutbt. gidbcrCs
bel u, y. Srnppe, Hr. 319, barlce' Str.
(D3 S&JS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

anIcibeu oaf MDbeI amb anbere
SiderBciten
tnr 8 gro3eni. eenau mao BEN neuen 0efet..
@ans pripatim. yitdter. Sr. 2t0. ph.2sxiMs.
tsm.etraBs. ..Naniant YL!totas".
IN bet Ctftts Wirs Testfd asfSfodes.
(Suni16-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
8erlangt WGnner uno Gnaben.

Nerlaugt:
Gin QuIhelmann eriier Slnlic; ftetiac Nrbeli.
9inh5ufraGen bel IS. VI, @obera, Hr. ., sScit'
syanrttt, Stru6e. ga 81
9erlangt:
Sin erldbrener S%fubma6cr fir Slid uno
reue @rbeit. giab5ufragen in Mr.. 2229,
Gcnn iplpnnia.guc (63-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
9eutidrs strbeits.Na hwsilumss .Shrsau.

EtNtInte WtUttIvsylu 9UtlIHHBss yHtfuu'
unter Der @ufit6t Der .Seutiden Seiellba't".
Sieienigen, Die ocliihe 8unoiufrfer, Irbeiter
uto 3ieuitboten, 8u beibditieen piintten, poI'
len lih peri1nIi6 eoer in Iranfirten Nriefel an
ben gseilten Der @efeui6aft, SoBaun =. Wiepcr,
binlmer IL, Wr. 215-217, Gpurtiano .Strabc,
penoeiL luet6cr uuenieeItIih g~lusiunft ert9eilen
uiro. Spre6ituuoen BON 1 bis D ubr.
(Snu27 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Stcncseiude:
sieaegeinh

Sine Srau in ben miitleren Sabrcu iubt
SteQe ais NUdin mo iiir NnlI9nrbeit. Jtab5lls
iru0en in Hr. 229, Glib strifsr. Strabe,
(G4-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Sn pcrmtctbeH

Su pcrmietbeu
Sine 9Iderci nit gaoeu. Ia65uiraact IN
Ir. 317, a,oro. 9oeu. etraRe. (6i-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

Sin oeutfber Suu1e luft Stelu19 nls brittle
bel Ncuicl aubcr. ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
at Tsrancn unb MGodJcu.

VerlnIgt:
Gin Sausmao0en. 9Iad3utrage1 III Hr. 1872,
Eutaiu. tlacc. tb4-o)
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
PERTINENT REDUEE

Oklahoma City, June Ia 40 open
letter Governor HASKELL aid tseiAy
Tines Journal, Oklahoma City Okls.
Dear Sir In fuus editorial eolam q
Feeent date You asked nhethot or not
the state + being charged With print
iag u Haskelis NesklFs speech Ia
The ame pzmphisf which con
tklns The banking hlli. and the legis.
latiFs resolutions conserving tie elect
lon q United States Senators b vote
q tie people
For your omn Information. / viii
tail Yon nu. he state IS rot paying foF
tie printing q this pAmphlet. uef any
part q n. nor The pssfage 20 mail IL
q fi,e people nsmebefiuk TIE
pfsesieos Of YoaF gang andet terrific.
rial government u h psffsetlY natural
foF sou e assume that tla public
treasury pas - u blils. Hut ws hee
to aasafo Yoa. that, tiAt practices Of
graft quit tlsa daY that territorial
government ended nespectfallg sour.
TIE Governor. signed g \ liaskell
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
MAY MEAN WAR
German Naval Experts Say II VIII
Deter Japan War In 90
Days Il at All.

Berlin, Jan 3rIhs next two ulonsla
are regarded ~ the German foreign
oe,ee and tbsadmirAllsy a. constituting
= critical period IN tie relations he-
tvsen the United States ana japan.
After that tlme ths feet uill Be IA the
Pacific, ltthey pass without stiffness
lng q break 10 tho FplaticnM high gov
efnment eflieizls Aw convinced that
TIE unitea states aud Japan viii then
sntsF upon an easter and safer basis
OF agreement
THE development Of the American.
japanese situation Is being studied
here day by day, because from it thefs
mas issue events which might change
the present international balance. and
deeply afect Europe a. sell a.
Amsrica. The Marine Rundachau,
the principle naval magazine Of
Germany. says IN is january number
II war does not come hetween Japan
and the United AtAlna. the Union may
thank the pruponderAnce of "a taat Tor
the maintenance OF peace This feet
already Is Sufficiently strong 70 restrain
Japan from the hazard OF var
In conclusion ehe magazine saYs the
conflict mAy nos be entirely
avoided a. result of the transfer of
the Heet "a, ard other defensive
measures n, tlie Pacific
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
saturday Jan 4

SATURDAY, Jan. :
sank Wade he's = EsfY slck child
Anay HAMPTON vent n Falrland %
daY.
TX. TaFior : reported no bstteF
Judge Wilson Smith is here from
Groxe.
Marian simsson Is here from BE
Cabin.
rvor F4FisI came Ia On the Katy
Flyer todAy
FL Orr Is here from Chelsea
visiting home folks
Fred Mcdaniel came n from Tart
lesvills on the katy FLYER
aiss Nina Eals goes 70 spaslnau
todaY 70 visit her father
NJ and Mra. CoK returned home 70
Chanate This morning
Hob nlakeney and John Haffett
came n from Claremofs THIS morning.
Il. y Williams l. hAek from sslsm,
Ne. uiiere he vent g. visit his fathsr
and mother
BIZ Fredflek came up tom Big 0ab-
Ia this morning. where hs has been
doing some carpenter vofk.
u. Collins. Of Eeedmoro brought
IN = patient yesterday. and placed him
n ths hospital here.
3. A. Mcfarland came N On ne
Flyer. from Kansas Ci1Y. Topoka aid
other points north,
Ffad Chafleawofth wili return Il
Kansas Clty tomofroe. e resume ii.
vofs Il the Medical selseol.
- f Bell. county secretary of n.
Farmers UnIan came ~ from Bl.
ta6ln today = attend ; county ueet
lnk
Df DAYtu d IslR Cabin uama ID ffon
cneIssa this morning whoro lsa IL.
hssa @ atlsad T. r Parks ebo /
quite ~.
George claEae. Ton nd EaFl UAk
~ Bob chaad|sr eeaz e Aftoa ~
n|zhI - nlGzSa . hsaa aooa naEiy
4Na1 report - aKesllsag time
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
DEATH BARELY AVtRTED

Joplin, Nc, Jan. J. Three minutes
after tho ST. Louis 4 san Franeisoo
fat mail train. uesthoand. and uis
- bound sletric car ffcm Joplin 70
Gsleaa had pzzssd over : stretch Of
trackA batwsen the Blg Tires and
Morning Hour mines tie ground eAve'i
IN. Twenty men wto woFksne ID the
miea had Iust cone cut fiad they
bssa fee minutes latsr thsy would
have hssn buried In the tons Of dirt
end Foct uhien felt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09
CHEROKEES MEET
Discussed -Four Million Dollar Fund
at Fort Gibson

An smp0ftant meeting ot Cherokee
citlEsns has been held ln Fort fitNsu
foF the pofpose Of taxing action fsla.
tive ta the Eastern Chcgokee fund,
amounting % more than tt,oep 900
TIE money nAS bren Appropriated
by congress but from present lndicA.
tiuns several ysars will slApse oefors
Il Is paid out 70 thoseIentitled, unles
something IS done 10 hasten tls max.
ing II the roll necessary before pAy.
ment can bc hagun For some time
various Unauthorized persons have
been attempting 60 secure sums
amounting 70 sssersl thouanis Of
dollars from the fund. claiming "a bs
safiofosgse Tor the Indians A SlTor
ous protest against such alleged attof.
neFs will he lodged with The prppsr
authorities at Washington md .
stfung effort made 20 insure the eArly
disbursement Of the money, whieh has
besn been due the eastern branch Of
tie Cberokesz Tor many Tsar.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09

Rsv q. n. snodgrasA went 70 Tulsa
today.
James West, "a LYncilsa psAlfla "a
shopping lsfe today
Sam Goats asoss up from Adaf last
evening
James Coyns. ~ cenlraia Is In
town today.
h. A. Mcfairlana, ashlsr slieeokes
Natlonal Hank il ~ hAssta N'ty to-
dA,
Charlie, Gltsoa left last uight tor
s. Louis ~hefv he ereects 70 get
WORK
ION Kelley, = pAinlsr sho IS con-
iined 10 the vlnta JAli Is said = bs
insane.
j. r. RAgan returned from buAi
ness tnp 20 osm,,omA Iity last
night.
New girls arrived lAst uight 81 ths
homes Of Bss Williams and g, n TIP
toia
Leo Spaiding went % Chelsea this
morning 10 visit hlA t~o uncies, Joe
and john
/. n. Bunch. The broom man from
Rluelackut 10 IN to~n to-day
RR siH and soa. GeeFse, Of
CentrallA are hers visiting Coanty
Clerk Nix
FB KimhAil, ~ho i here from
Big Cabin for medical treatment Ia
Improving siowl,.
We haven't seen ans Of The katY
officials down this var 70 ioos Al our
crib yet AdaiF Ledger
Mrs. L. n banin9ton and Miss Ma
mla Lynn ieft last night Tor ruriey 70
visit MIS- W. +, Phillips
I'M spaulding has sold Two bug.
gios and several plo~s this week Ia
the face Of hard times
Miss Lillian Bailey Who has been
visiting Mrs. ). saith, returned
last evening to kansas clty
Rev. John K. Taylor, sh0 IS seri.
ouslY 10. Is. we are sorry 70 state, not
showing any signss of Improvement.
Marriage license we're issued ,usfsr.
day to Clarence L. Barnes, oi Indiana
and Mss Florence May keeuef, q
Welcn
This orics has just com9l eted print
ing 5000 large circulars for sanders
Wright big sale which begins January
the eight
Miss Maud Yienceut and Mas Addle
Tinotson returned 70 Clafemore this
morning altar visit with Mn. T. D.
Thompson,
J E. Miller came up this morning
irem Tulsa 70 mat his stfe and enid
rsn On their return ron = visit at
Carthage, No.
The KATY people had three cars %
ths track Just below Tire depot, on
Canadian Ave Crossing, which block
the crossing for quite while.
Re- - l. odsll. slmp Minor and
W. Russell. from near csntralia are
here on business. with County School
Superintendent, shelton They are
Officers elect from the Nlx school,
Friday De-. 18th Tia people In
AdalT wsrs ID thslr shirt sleeves and
no Gre vas needed fof wafmth, It sAs |
an Ideal summer dAy --AdAlr Ledger
Il sss ths sane in vlnlta yssfeF.
day Dan. J
Ths City Hedics held . meeting |
laat nlght and discussed the rsgia1ra
tlon fee matter
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-09

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sAuaff 10 lfesm N thay iase Nurwx
II sure Fouf bar Is not fTuublrf
9Th them. sur aFfHptoms always
HUNGRY. rings uIifeT lhe efez. not
gaining Iu selahf and yelloa con
nIexion s faa desss OF Whife's =
Cream NefmlfuEt VII sxpfl ~ worms
+ IS q positive cufe and feliaila = ffice
s cents psf b,ftle. Fe0pl : Drug
hz0fe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-14
labor LEADERS
AGAINST WATSON
Will Speak at Big Terre Haute
Mass Meeting to Be Ar
ranged For.
CAUSES A STIR IN VIGO.

Terre Hattcs Ind. Jan. 1.-THE Indi-
ana Federation of Labor has decided to
make stand here against the candida
Cy of Congressman James E. Watson
for the republican nomination for gov
ernof-.-< There will be a conference
Thursday afternoon OF local labor lead
ers and Edgar Perkins, State president;
Thomas Perry OF indianapolis. chair
man of the Committee on politics; O.
z. Smith. of Logausport State Or
ganizer, and Fred Fetch, chairman Of
the Legislative committee of the Broth
erhood OF Railway Trainmen. This
conference will fix a date for a mass
meeting. Senator Hemenway had
planned with the republican leaders in
Terge Haute, who are IN control of the
organization, to deliver the vote Of
Vig0 county 10 Watson. Former At
torEey-eGenral Charles Miller had
spent some days in Terre Haute pre-
cediug the recent Indianapolis love
feast, and thought he had assurance
of votes. but the Judge iety faction
talked freely about handing over a SOL
id vote TO Watson. whereupon Miller
hurried back here 70 learn what the
true sentiment might BE-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-14
TEACHER SHOULD
GUARD PUPILS
This Is Belief of Secretary
Hurry.

In d current issue Of the Educator
journal, DR.. J. y. Hurry, secretary Of
the State Board Of Health, discusses
the health OF school children and pre-
sents an opinion in line with the rule
which have just been adopted by the
state board and which require that Il
child suffering from any infectious dis
ease shall leave school. Dr.. Hurry be
lieves that the teacher should look aft
er the physical as well as the mental
welfare of the pupil. Under the head
ing of General Illness" he says:
ITO discover and determine illness
is not difficult, for it is shown III the
countenance. in the attitude and man
ner. The sick child if it plays, does
it listlessly; it has flushed cheeks. or
heavy lidded eyes or contracted brows,
or distressed lines about the mouth
1t takes very slight perception TO dis,
cover these signs and the good teacher
who perceives the lines should not de
lay i'll sending the child home with a
pleasant and kind note to its mother.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-14
WISE, POUND
FOOLISH, POLICY
This, WinsloW Says, Is idea
Pursued by U. S. With
Representatives.
FORCED TO USE OWN PURSE

Washington, Jan. 1I.-FTOm all over
the globe complaints of shabby treat
ment of American diplomatic and CON
sular representatives. are coming TO
congress and the state department.
The "knockcrs" iii the foreign service
are very numerous and insiatent. Re
Gently Charles DENLY Numbered Il vol
ley of complaint across the Pacific
from Shanghai, and now Alfred A.
Winslow, American consul at Nalpa-
raise, Chilli, has sent letter to Con-
greSs that has elected the attention of
members of that body to some of the
troubles of a consul. Mr. Winslow Is
an Indiana man, hailing from HAM
mond and he has the Hoosier Charac-
teristic of being able to speak his
mind. His statement as TO how the
government fails to provide for its con-
suls is interesting.
One thing is certain" he writes,
and that is that the service must eth
er often suffer seriously or the consul
lar officer must draw heavily on his
private purse to pay government bills.
as l have done the past year. 1t seems
to me that it would be wise TO be at
least as liberal with consular officers
as business houses are with their for
eign representatives, and then hold
them to account in the same manner
None but honest and capable men
should be retained III the service. and
these should be given some liberties
as to what is necessary for the best i'll
terests of the service at their respect.
Ne posts. I believe the present is a
penny wise and pound foolish policy
that the United States can0ot afford Ia
/ follow"