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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
8runoitiifS sllcbcrtrn9nngcn.

8rnnoitiifS .llcbcrtraonngcn.
Charles ". Nlrit al >5oicpb 8.
@cnnctt, 9Sciticit2 DER 2%Soibin0tout,
uoGr Gboic StynbC 1G bel IS, @rmo'
5iu3 $50, s..
GIi}nhCtb WicDcr3 II, u. an Gcnicl.
ben, &riticitc Der @oiDinNtons, nubc
Gboi, Strobc If bel Is, @rnnOjiu2
SD. So.
Moriou 81. Mop ri,D @nttc in ella
Collins, N~orooiticitr scr SortsNp},
nobc Nacn. StroBc, AS bel Is, $50.
lboulo8 ). @riiiin an MottbcD
Wic@uirc mo @ottim NHcitieitc Der
Bono, nobc @ioOIc StroBc, 81 lei
80, @ruuo5ina $50, $3.50.
6onnD Y. Stodbrio1c on Soon
YolrluS Ii. Satin Gillette Der Mon-
roc, ltobc Go1lcS trobc, 12.G bel
9t.SlL, $G25.
&oItcr z. McitpboI an Charles ".
9tlltbou nl0 Satin Citicitc Der Wiil-
ton }locnltc, nabc @oiinnn.S trobc,
1876 bel 60, @mm05iuv Sis, 50.
h &ictorin MODS an Caroline APijQcr
GScitlgitc Der g9lltcno Strobe, uo6c
6rcNegjd 9pcnue, 1873 6ci 120, @ro5.
$l5, ST. Nh. r...pI9l. ~.
&owep &ccltp an Qlu8uit 9illoom
mo @ottiM SiIoirjtc Der Baltimore,
ilobe 4anolappo0 StruBc, 1873 bel so,
0rhn09iu9 $Gt i$Jbn r.T
@eOrNreN, Sumter pn0 Vdttin an
&obn @GnnIcr, &citlcitp orr Snull
lDoONtanQbe Moruomnu Strobc, 1873
BET Ml@rtno}inS $40, s., -
6onnU &copolo an. Qorotbn @rns
b0nl H. IT,. Mriticitc Der .WicMcml,
nobc Nulbropf&IucuG, If bel SO,
@ume5ina $50, s.. " ..,
Nitgllit 9iuoom rt0 @uttilt an
NCuburn Nntcmnn NrooiGuu ltnO
Satin N~or0uciticitc Der Baltimore,
nobc Catherine. Strobc, If bel 50,
@rum0jinS $40, So.
&olcpb Sddmbcr4cr nuo @otti.l
an NIicc ". @oli Gillette Der Yotll.
rent nobc Erutt.S traBc. tf.G bel 10,
So.
6onnU 0rDam2fi II. Il. an SamcS
I. 9olauo, Gillette 2lmnitr., nnbe Der
GalIcrt ,9lucnle, 70 bel 76.1, Wrunp.
gins $3.50; $500. u..
Snuie e. Unrouer an &iQinn
Sonie III ~, &citicitc MarDlanO.
2Ioc., ndbe ~. Ctr, 10 bel 81,
NrmojIHa 500; So.
Saic Qcpoiit 1t. lrult So, Srlt
lIee, IN Gllgcne g. QiOicr mo Itull,
Cltlcllc Colbert, nobc Gounlcnoitr.,
is bel 100, $3.50.
3nlnC8 g.. ErDor ur0 6rnll nn 90
IcpD Is. &Olld ur0 6ralr, NorDoitieitc
Mooiionltr, nabe MOntcbcuo 4ur..
% bel %. @runO5ilq $50; So.
&olcpD %crrD unO 6roll an Nfi.
dele Yncicn5n, SiiOicite Goitcrn 2lpc.,
nobc allbcnrorIcitr. f. sci 90. s..
0(ldclc Eacic8o an 9foic Ecrrv,
SilOicitc GoItcrn 9IUc., nabc 3Ilb2.
morlcItr,, f. bel 90, So.
G~lijobctb Murrnp al Mobcrt u.
alcin nno 6raiL Noroieitc Srlcong-.
nobe @il5crncitr, Is bel 10, @run0-
sims $3.50; $G25. .
SoiDila =. 6ruutlilt an Mihoct
Mcle, @riticjtc Fapion., poDe Ironf.
l%iltItr., 1911 bel 70, Urlnojins $50;
So,
ocnrp 2t. ltlrid at Gbu5. S.Nurii,
. Cots, So.
2lu9iit &il6clm mn, 6ran IN So, ,
icpb s. pIatts, Citititc Iuican.Nl.
fen, nubc '2o~h,6orbitr., 'i3 bel &c.
Nrino5i1t $25; $500
Nnoitaiid Nolnno al 1So6n q.
S'6erruQ, Citieite Mount, nabc ser
McScnrpilry 1873 bel 50, @rlurOjinS
SIG; So.
0ottl0b 6ael nnb Sroli an Con-.
q. Mctter mo 6rau, = Bots, So.
2ieieIbcn an @nl. ). @ittcr, 3
Cots, So.
3obn 2. Mafe unb 1rou an @ott
lob 5oel uno 6rdit, SiiOieitc 9optb.
Cir, ndbe MEonroeitt., 80 Del 50.e
ST..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
$4,000. 3a n~erfnnicn: S950.00.

1ene 1terer. moncrrcu 3%iuclIiJGtnen 9dnTcr
al Der g}oros NarcsStrnGc, 5lpifbcn SniriiIultuts
1et StnridimlGtt; cemcuttrte Nclcr, 6nf mo
9%rOttOirS, Gnuiujr.e Ydoc,unnierl uftn ~SiiDcris
~slusNililc. Ninrmnrtrcppcu luts ~,GitiiHlie, iunis
tGtc StulnuNt. GtraGrt nit pitrttt4lrien 3Iegcls
tteitcn gCriiGficrt. cir nii1i0I GeieGen mcroer.
UNI lie lbdGcI 81 ijUHcu.
Wnu uChnte ,SdirhlDuUt NpcItue $ Rn0gorS.
lin ulIo Souittua3 often. N0ehtcu am Rlotc.
@rllEoniciIc $4,000 ie4suiobreibtg Collars
pro Subr.
gpnIier T.. gleifs dnf,
Gratis Wdlninternebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Ser ISaa Miliun.
fl6rcu Shritt nm Sdrttt
o0S icniotioncllc @cbcimniB Ser
- Gfnlorouu9 oui,

StlclftOS llufCN Su)tll HHl Su]llll
Dos ienIotioncllc @cbcimniB Scr
Gfmoroung oui.
Yliluoclpbin t., &uIi. -
9todocm Die Gctcttipa Die Grprcb
Gfiice ouieciulocnj bubclL III ncId)cr
Bic Sloid)e pcrsjitetgn Mes oligeBc-
ben mor0cn lit lunO aud uolt DEM NIB
lcn0cr cine quite Administrations
crhultCu bdbClt. lit ca ibnen oltd) nod)
0%cllulgc1, N~cltimutcrca iibcr 0clt
Nrici 5u %crfubrcrl, mcld)cn Or. Mil-
Jon Dor Scr gnflnit 0c@ Nlc3 crbnls
ten bottc. Go9 SGrCibcn mar 10 Der
9cridtet, oab cS all9lub, ala ob 6
non elmer lofalcn @raucrcl tonmc.
9luf Dem Hricilm1i6lng unO Dem
@ricibogcn mar Elm Ocutidc@ oS"
ouiQcorldt.
Iic NCtcftlpS lull0cn Den I0ltt-
ihulitcmpclnndcr, mcld)cr ciHen lnls
dcil Strnlpcl al cincn EOtann per
talit hattie, Nellcl @cidrciblunB nit
Der Oeo N%lbicn0erS 0Co Dcrgiltctct
Niles iibcreinItinmt.
Gle MISUNDERSTANDING bat Nrp'
6e Mebnlihfcit nit eilcm Maunc, Der
bcrcitS leit mcbrcrcn Sagen ltntcr
Gcr0ndt ltebt 9ieier 9tdun ipA elm
MiQion0r leill un0 pom Alet9runel
gcnaltc ScnntniB babcl. Nltd) Gin
Wotiu iiir Den @iltmor0 mill Die 80.
liiei gellit0en bnbCl. IS beiBt, 0aB
Der WnnL Der ein Otiilloll0r BON
oeutidEameritoniIdcr &crflutft iCtn
loll, Dor mebrcrcn &nbrrn icine ?tidr
'te ais 0elltihIon0 5ll Or. &ilion
brndte un0 an Dem illu9cn Wid0djcn
cine Spcrntion n%orncbntcn lieB.
Iaroui ioQ Der 3oftor Orn Ncrilld
gcnloht bubell, BON Dem rcidlCn Wian
he S6mcigcgel0cr 81 erprclien, ulo
Die 1olNe mar cine biticrr 5%cinOid)nit
5piid)cn Nciocn. lin Den 2lr5t, och
Mitmiiier oea 0cbcimuiiica, 81 bcici.
tigeu, ioa Ser @iiliouGr lhlicBlih
Den @iitmoro 9cpiunt bobcn. Ter
npitCrioic &croGdtl0c lit, nad Ans
Qobc Der Eoltjci, audi III Der Gage
Qemcicn, iid 9rieipapicr mo I'm.
ld)lng nit Dem @eidGiteitenpCl Der
ECter SfIcmm @reping Company,
ipie es iiir Die toobringen0c Sen0img
perlurl0ct murbe, ST pcrihniicn. Gem
&erlcbEtcn nud) 'oQ cine bal0igr Scr.
baItnng bepnriteber.
9ie Yoll5ei bat ans Nriltol, IA,
in0 Bottom, UidlI., Nrlcic crbaltcn.
III mcIdlcn Der 9lbicloer crflGrt, or
babc @ilion per9iitCt, neil ieinc
Srou uoll Dem 0pftor ourd) cine per
bred)eriide Operation gct0btct murOc.
9cioc 9ricic linO o%llcnbnr bon 0ericls
ben EcrIon obgcionot.
Sn eiltem aus Bolton Oatirtr1
Srleie tbcilt Der 9ricli1rciber nit,
cs mare inn %angcncbnt, ncnm iein
nus 9riitol odtirtcr Nrici pcr0iicnt
lid)t miir0e, ais Wnrnung fiir Die
Gngros.@ abp-Mor0cr Gr begebe
iid ieBt nab cinem nnoercn SbciIe
ser @elt un0 CLAUDE nidt, ooB Ole
Eolijei i'm linden milroe. er lei BE-
rcit, Die feline. SodJtcr Or. @ilion'&
5H unterliiiben, penn ibrc Wlittcr
lidt bas tuiiliiAe 6eid)dft ibres
Manncs iortiii1re. gr tbeilt IN Dem
9rieie nit. Gr. @iliou babe ieiner
5rau erflart, CT bate an leiner ei1c.
llen 6rau liebenmul Nbortionen Fer
beigeiiibrt. Ger Shreiber erndtet
icine Sbot ais eiucn Der Menihbcit |
ermicicnen IienIt. Gr er5Gblt icr.
ner. oaB CT iriiber i'm Trudcrei.N Sc.
id)Git IN cinem ganbitGotden tb1tig
Geipeien iei mo cine fleine Ginrid)-
bebalten babe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Scucrn GcnltU Company,
~, IL, MOrO. Charles. strahe.
Gallagher, Der @anmciItcr.
coo Wlod, WurO.qoicmOob .Nuenuc.

wv <TUHf HUEu'VWIVNUUU TUVNHt.
$1,000 tnuirn clues Der brften s'uritbdiatn
panicr in SitsNlltjmerc. ods man fir ous @clo
%erboltcn ionn. Tcrruicl 6rputcn. .ecncutirlc
SCilcmpcGc, 1jfe uuo Ncttcr mo cine 10 SuB
@raioliths9 licU i'm &intcrarulloc; uitbcruc 8u4
oe5imlHcr. Observation-Disclosures @rulb6irs
mr. $40 prJ Iu9g. SnrrGn Yir. 1887, Mpup-
nlent, StruGc. ,I't tllS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
1uu. crlitt in Ser GonucritlN l}odt

lit icjncr G&obmnA IN NaAcrHtomn,
2&ulbiuOtou Golultn, Cilcn Sdluar
ilrG uO iturb lmulittclbur 0ur0lli, Gr
ltono I'M 9lltcr pou 80 %obrcu mto
mar riu lpobIbcIoultcr CcuoIrut,
ats mcld)Cr cr mCbrElul3 pOlltlNG
Ncmltrr cinlubm.
Ter GiNcunthiilur 0G2 oNOtiOnol'
Notcl3" mo 0irettor mrbrcrer 3luci'
&c ser ,MGtcrn MuruIun0 Gilcuz
bobn," Nr. Snfob s. WiiIlCr, itOrb onJ
SrCitNN nod ldn2crcr &rn,tbcit i'm
@IItcr BON II &ohrcn IN iciilcr NoDs
ming SIT W%oOncNboro, nube NoNrr@
tolun. Miucr iunr icill Scbeu lang
HCmufrut mo llubnt nftipc3 SITE
relic an Scr NoIitif, Gr 9cb0rtc Scr
Sduulbcb0rDe ais Gireftor an; ol,d)
mar CT elmer Der ,Sucorporotorcl. Der
.Wrcrn Sill Gcnlctcru Gompu0uic."
Sim Mjn6cr iIbcrlcbcn i'm.
>Snl Hlltcr BON GG %ubrcn lit Nr.
George ". (rocp non Wti0olrtomu,
nohe Grc0Crif, an cincr WioNcntrunt
bcit ans Dem %cbcn Qid)icocn. Gr bin
trrl0Bt 0rci @rii0rr unO 5uci Sduuc
tern.
TeiCrt 81. 0rburtStuQ.
(<brcn ~. @Cburt3tog beginN oil
EonncrituG Nrou Gitbcr Norru BON
Gutnli!@bWl SrrOcrid GpmtD. Sic
SubiIoriu wiirOc on >. Suli 1871 I'M
GouniD &tIonre, >Srlouo, gcbortu nt0
fam ais Hil0 nod) Nmcrito. Sic mar
pcri0nli0 nit Wtuttcr SctolL Der
@riinocriu Der st Soicp6S @fN0c.
mic" btfnunt. 6rou Norrp crlrcut
Iid) rod ciltcr olIaAc}cid)nctcn Csc.
lu1rObcit mo @ciitc9friiGc,
Moiirriimp pei SorNcu.
Gic Trcocrid 5luiidcnItoOtlihc
@obn mo Die o@oacratolun 4 W}cu.
crauiDc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" itno
III cincnt BON Wlcbrcrcn &ulOcrt Gin
moblcrn bon NfcDcr@uinc unO llrndc
Qcn0 imtcr5cidnctCr @cirht uliiQcl
Ior0crt Dor0Cn Die &cricltoulQ DON
Nicr ui0 Sd)nnpp3 oui i6rcH Nobncrt
nab McDcr4piac cin5ulte0cn. WiCUs
cr@oillc, mcld)c3 inn &ndion Niltrifi
Iicgt, 0cG6rt 5Irm Nrobi6ition9 5crri-
forum. IS miro MN b%cbauptct, 0oB
'rlt GroIllllnA Der N0bn NcltcQln0el
BON Spirituolcll BON NUuobncrubi IN
Wicpcr9pillc III &ngcr2toWu mlo Irc
ocrltt gcnnodt lll0 non Der 9dbn aus
0clilbrt mur0cn lillO. ga lcit icncr
3ctt SrmtcnGcit9iGAc sur S~oAcaorO
nllllg 0cbGrclL bobcn lid bic Yrobibi
~tioniltcn pcronlnGt Acicbcn, ole Nabu
SIT crindcL lold)c Scnouu9cn irt1cr
llld)t mcbr all9jrfiibrrn.
@cic0lcr( butDrrun0lHd
Wct Dem Ncriltdl Ou9 &c6en cinc5
aln0ca 81 rc'tcn. broh ST.. [6oma$
VI. smith, elm pronincntcr GimpoG
llcr BON Homecoming noGc GllmGcr-
lono. Mo, icin Mcin. Goa aitO loI
az Dem @clCilc Der clcrtriidCn Wu6l
no0c WO9cOm!gijl5 Nl9 Der DO.
torlilbrcr cinC3 bcrnnnuben0cn @o0.
0on@ 0a3 &ill0 bcrlcrftc, pcriudltc err.
Den W0N0on sum- @oItcn }n brin0cr.
@r. Snlith, lUcltcr lid alti benz Mao
Gon bc'ono, lprQng o6, INN Oaa aiuo
bon ncH 56icncn 81 rcibcn "a cr be.
Illrd)tctc, oob scr Motoriiihrcr nid,t
hi SfonGe icin mcroe, Ocn &3oQ0ou
rcdltjeiti9 }ltm SoIter II, 6rinnen.
Vel ocm Sprm1Ae trot or oui cincn
SieIn mo bred oo5 9cin inn @clcnf.
Ger WnGGon iuuroe lucHidc Sdrittc
2or Dem &tnOc 5lmr Stcbcn Qc6rud)t.
@r. sntitb Unr0c rdd) iciler &}ob.
Illlilg iibergciiiBrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Fl0blihe u du0(uno.

Flobltde Nduo(unq. 49,
"5lt olF'ef Ncrg6eim niht Gin rcdlt
cl9entbllmIld)cr Ntcnih?" - 90incn.
.tDllnIli@? @rrriidt lit or, totol Der
rlldt." "g3iiicn Sic iibrigcna, oob
or cine riciiGeGr6ifoit 0cmoht bot"
"erb'hoIt? 9iid)t m0Gli6! g9oa
SIe 'odcn! @m idoOc, 0oB CT 10 cy.
cent'll@ III - oaS bciBt: cyccntriid,
Tam mon eiacltIid nidt gut io0cl.
MIR orl9inca; origiueQ, mic e6cn ate
0cniea limo"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
ISnrnlcu

In ieoer SrGte bon ! bis Ni 10000 Ndern, In
UiarhlGno mo 1nocrcn Cniinnten; fcrlicr DC.
ihditsbnnirr mno Nnbubdnicr III Naltimrre mo
Die 0clcrGls Hlgcntur ben 0crnluh Yaornhopp,
III. MISUNDERSTANDING, Baltimore. BIB.
tSCpti 12IEt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

Gin einer aerl. - Nus Dem
S2idtbalis entloiiener Str1fling:
na0ieu, Serr Tireftor; bite, empieb.
len Sic MIDI = menn aud, ull6e.
-- Sbrer bofperebrien
Srau @emublin.~ ~ Ift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

Wtntcriuiion. Grn, II;
olclen @intcr piel mitacntodt2
Hub Oh! Bale. Gon3crte, MoblthI
Observation-Disclosures, G6cotcr Sc,
icRidoitcrL Sni(uenju."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

$500 - Sir ciHcs iclcr pru d~thnllcu !SdIt-
fer, Guhc Fnttcrfou Fdri. Dir. 20. - % clc..
Htor6 -Nurc irulc. Gcrlcuiiria IrptiDirc, Gcls
Ter mo ori; tudiniytc Vhocphtnt mo Nll'
6cHalleplE etc. SO l'dGr mo $t.05 pro gSns
&c fulirll etHce icHcr mGocrIlefI Sutfer. j3Ps
iibiigt lc mo itbet}Clpt @tb. Gcbr lcidtc
NeotnRuIaclL 1olUnro :. Gtorf, an Srt NIB
Stclc. tTunit71SL&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
NLniac ,Inrmrn In MinrnLnnn.

%ihiac ,GarTrn In @iarrlano.
4 TdCr nit Vcbdnhen .......... $500
~ Ndct nit tdcdialocu n g.. .4.!...... $500
"a Mdcr nit CighTuDCI .,....,..... $75J
81 Hdcr nit CScuiuhcItt .!... ...-.. 81 100
tSi Tdcr nit. C5cbiubGt.. ..,..... 81 200
't5l Tdrr mi gcbdtnru ... ...". -. $1,000
NM iiuwniliobem SlbcHlGr, sSagct
Qup0n. pi,1nrrt II, J. ~. ,,..... =. 81 300
N'ndtlirGNcn Gci German %iaOriBoup, &r, III,
NurbsSbntlcs. Ghnhc. tSepi5.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Soalen Huo Sul5.
!sahien.
SSpble,s.

3nblen. Ipblew.
aleinc aoBlcu, fret Ouu SdladrH. $500.
Hr. I bartc .SG.I5 Nj. 3 SHubntn d. O.. .S1.0t
Hr. : tnric. $3.50 Er. . Snnburp. .S1O5
Nj. . bnrtc a.. .SG,Sn Or. . Ynirus' Raj. 500
AHii, .....,,. .St,S0 9r. . 2nfct9' Eat. $3.50
@einntre 6tdenhpii, X eoro' St.2l.
UeidnieS 1ttItcuBuli, ~ Gpre Si.25.
GpniS s. ySilingcr.
6Gupt Viircau uhb StoGlrrbpii Grcffur. nnS
WuD sStrabc. 3luciG- ghirrnn: .Sto SuWn Goal
80 f" Nirnnnrut,. uahc @aN,e trubc.
Tel e. " Y Wolfe 1t17,-Dto. 9Durtl. 2079.
Glpril20. GUitc)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-24
HINTS ON CLEANING IVORY.
Much Care Necessary to Prevent
Spelling Its Tone.

Ivory toilet articles are quite as
fashionable as silver ones now, and
the fact that they are more difficult
to clean in no way detracts from their
popularity. It is not easy to remove
stains from the mellow, creamy ma
terial without spelling its tone. Some
useful hints on cleaning ivory are
given herewith: When the stains are
very slight and do not seem to be
permanent, though they cannot be
rubbed off with dry cloth, wash the
ivory thoroughly in warm water and
soap suds and then, without drying
it on cloth, place it in the bright
sunlight for a few minutes. This ex-
posure will usually remove the stains.
After they have disappeared wash the
ivory again in soap and water. rinse it
thoroughly and dry carefully with a
soft cloth.
Where the stains do not disappear
entirely after contact with the suns
rays the ivory should be washed again
in soap and water then rinsed in clear
water to which a little, lemon juice
has been added Care must be taken
to have the temperature Of the water
right, as too great heat will injure the
ivory.
Very dark discolorations require the
services of an expert to remove
though one may be fairly successful
by rubbing oxalic acid solution, not
too strong, and applying this to the
dark spots or streaks with brush
Afterward wash the ivory well in cleaI
warm water and dry with absorbent
cotton or a soft cloth and then leave
in the sunshine or in warm place tt
bleach.
The acid of lemon is not harmfu
to the most delicate piece of ivory; il
fact the juice of a lemon can be ap
piled with mixture of cleansing pow
der or whiting directly to the ivor.
without running any risk of spoilini
it's tone or texture It should. how
ever, be removed quickly and tn
ivory thoroughly cleansed afterwarl
with plenty Of warm water. Cabine
pieces that become discolored can b
cleaned in this way and will be greal
ly improved in color and appearance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-24

cine more bravely than some better
men might have done.
An amazing story Of crime that re-
calls the daring escapades of Jesse
James and the coterie OF bandits who
terroSized the whole country a quar-
ter Of a century ago has Just been re-
vealed in Los Angeles, after the MUIR
der OF a brave police captain, In the
cold handwriting Of the murderer
himself who died a suicide rather
than be taken prisoner.
Stirred by Recital Of Crime.
Not since the old days. when there
we're no railroads and men seeking
their fortunes in the far west were
compelled to cross the plains in prai-
rie wagons and stage coaches, has
the entire stretch Of country west Of
the Mississippi been so stirred as by
this astounding recital of crime by
one who, In the closing chapter Of his
desperate career. penned his own epi-
NaDh in the following words;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-24
FOR CLEAR, vELvETy SKIN.
Plenty Of Fresh Air and Good Mas
sage Cream Are Essential.

Good teeth, sparkling eyes and beau
tiful hair are all essential TO personal
attractiveness, but probably the great
est charm of woman Is clear, fresh.
velvety skin Queens have paid for
tunes to attain this one charm alone.
But cosmetics and artificial beauti-
fiers won't accomplish what aiding ma
ture will A muddy or otherwise uD-
fortunate complexion Is best overcome
by the following plan. Give up greasy
foods and heavy pastries. Take daily
exercise out Of doors, or when driving
I'll the lungs with good blood-purifyIng
air Breathe deep. hold the breath
and then exhale forcibly. This expels
the stagnant air in recesses OF the
lungs. Il Is this stagnant air that lit
orally poisons the system. making bad
blood which in time shows on the face.
Also assist nature by external treat
ment of the face. Nearly every mod
ern woman uses some face OF cleans
ing cream. This is more true In the
cities than the country, but women In
1A1AuAACt CIV HC5hAAAAAE7 W
realize the necessity Of face cream.
House dust in the country is almost
as bad for the complexion as is the
dust OF big city Notice sunbeam
coming through the window into a
room You Will see thousands Of small
dust particles floating in the air.
These get into the pores and work
havoc unless ones eliminating system
Is unusual A cleansing or massage
cream works down into the pores and
brings out these dust PARTICLES which
soap and water cannot reach. More
over, the massaging Of the face is Ia
itself beneficial, as 1t starts the red
blood coursing to the cheeks. Care
must be used to select a reliable mas
sage cream. A good massage cream
plus plenty OF fresh air and proper
diet will work wonders in preserving
and beautifying ones complexion
womans dearest charm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-24
When collar Has Made : Line.

When the line Of the collar is seen
on the neck and will not come off, it
is time to do something definite to re-
move the discoloration of the skin.
1t is often effective to apply perox-
ide Of hydrogen with bit of absorb
ent cotton. Dab 1t ON at night after a
most thorough washing Of the neck in
hot soap suds Leave it on all night
and scrub again thoroughly with hot
soap suds in the morning, rinsing off
with cold water. Repeat this every
night till the stain or line disappears.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-24

Remember the truth Of the old say
ing, "A stitch in time saves nine" and
mend any worn places or torn parts
in all garments before sending them to
the laundry. and the time added to the
life of the garments win more than
repay you. What is only q small hole
in garment before it is sent to the
laundry oftentimes will be 8 fair-siEed
rent when it returns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-24

When buying the material for your
girls winter school dresses buy
enough material to make boomers to
match each dress. When made full
the bloomers will furnish enough body
so that petticoats will not have to be
worn This in itself is an economy. as
it will save the laundry and will save
the wear and tear on the underclothes.
The boomers also provide a great
deal of warmth and allow more free.
dom Of movement than do petticoats.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-24
Sensational Climax IN the
Career of ReckIeGS Carl
Sutherland. Who Failed at
WeSf Poinf, WHO
Robbed. Killed,
Married and Tried to
Re form. Failed Again. Wrote
a OnfeSSion and a Poem, and
Put a BuIlef Into His Brain.

The last fatal moment Is just ahead and
the bandit knows be will soon be
dead
How lonesome you must be, when your
finish you see. and you know YOU
must meet
A violent end. Your past life before you
flies. and voice within you cries.
"Oh, for another chance TO mend" But
you grit your teeth hard. and 10
some distant friend
Bid "Good-by. Pard." and your enemies
you try TO rend. while they are NIL
ing you with lead.
TOO LATE" by Carl.
How wise we are when IDS too late, and
a glance we backward cast;
We know just what We should have done,
when the time for doing is past.
While an entire city was mourning
e loss OF "one OF its brayest and
most devoted defenders Of clean citi-
zenship." a woman-the wife Of the
self-slain bandit-lRy III and helpless
on a cot in a rude cottage by the sea
shore extolling what appeared to her
TO be the virtues Of the man who by
his own admission was the perpetratoT
OF scores of the most daring train rob
berries and other wrong-doings that
have ever come to light In America.
On a recent Saturday afternoon
when the clock in the big tower OF the
Los Angeles county courthouse strOked
two, there was witnessed a scene the
like OF which has not been enacted
in this country since the death ol
President Mckinley. As the body oi
Walter Auble. Oldest member in poini
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-24

EToRE time put the winter coat the little girl win need
- oeree covert co are very practical to wear to school with the
combine spcy
trimmed
affair sable brown felt with band velvet around the
seated Egyptian The
same
S a
with black silk ball fringe
little Of the entire edge
with braid With this
a with trimmed with rosetes
Of and two irdescent curled quils
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-24

II the cap OF the shoe la too small or
stin. SO that the wearer suffers. put
water IN the shoe 80 that II win stay
In the heel Set IN dish over night.
and put On IN the morning, keep on
until dry, and It VIII shape to your
foot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-24

This illustration shows a chic neck
arrangement especially becoming to
young and pretty faces. The stock Is
extremely high and around II Il tied
band OF ribbon with bow and ends
on left side iust unasr tho ear. The
ribbon mnse be wide enough 10 cevev
stock and hold in place the frill ef
lace next the face
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-24

: !: !. ! !: :. !: !" !. !: :.
1MSM Os ANGELES. Dew
(A M IT. Sutherland, the late
~ outlaw, was one OF those
stranger-than.hction char
IN acters that Byron would
S21 have put into a Corsair
poem, and around whom
Robert Louis Stevenson would have
woven a thrilling romance The young
bandit himself made a dash al both
these literary bids for fame, but fate
was closing IN on him too fast A
man who really means business about
killing others and then shakes hands
with death Itself can better express
himself in deeds than IN poetic num-
bers.
The strange. inscrutable. baniing
truth remains that this same despera-
do was OF the stun that genuine he
roes are made of--that HIS very
crimes traced their inception to qua.
lities which. when developed instead
of perverted, cause other men to be
honored. knighted. sainted and sung
about. He had heart, courage. graft
tude. loyalty TO friends and chivalry
toward women. His debut as a bandit
was made out OF boyish admiration
for the train-robber who had taken his
part against a bully. His last thought
vas 10 provide for the wife whose
love and trust he had never for.
feited.
Yes, Carl was a bad man, and de
served to die. But he owned up to i
without sniyel. and took his medi