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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
BECOME AN UNDESIRABLE.

Even the younger member, WHO lao
formerly hailed him as tho most delsH'-
.ul and prosrc 5sive of native princes hc'o
aloor from him. while when he went 10
Luai,nd London society shut its doors
against him. and he was given 20 under
stand that his presence vas 10 longer
desired at the English court. TINS "a'
the seycrcst blow OF all. For untI III"
time OF his addition OF Anita DclSado' o.
Madrid TO the number OF his wives, lie
had stood particularly hish In the favor
OF the late Queen Victoria. and, after her
death. I'm that OF Edward VII OF queen
Alexandra, Kins George and queen Mary
There are three ether of these Indian
,.astal rulers who have followed tho cX-
annie OF the Afahorajal OF kaplrthala.
one of them marrying Cahlorhiah sri.
another an English woman and the third
IAN Irish woman OF the name or t!tzSer-
aid In al least two OF these cases the
women were OF altogether blame'css an
tecedcnts and OF rreproachabie character
But in each instance their fate mas pcen
the same as that OF the SpaniSh-born
NIaharanee Of kapurthala, that IS 10
CAV they have been subjected 10 the most
cruel form OF boycott BY all the Nmtc
V omen OF India. from inc wiie or the
Nioeroy downward; while Their native nus
bands have been made TO feel by their
former English friends that they had
given so great an offence by rendering
themselves guilty or misccsenation with
white women that any continuance or
PREVIOUS relations Of intimate friendship
would be impossible. Moreover. any
favor which they had formerly EMO. ed
ON the part OF the English reiSnins house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
LOGICAL MATRIMONY.

When TIE Drcttiest OF them. Heal
Isnen. presented him with = child. a
nave mentioned above. he Was 80 de-
lighted that Ne married tie 81. and iu-
vested her with tire rank and al tile
prerosatiyes o. khtdiy.an. 10 the ~
disnaton OF his mother and or as fcrl-
nine relatives. She obtained 5000 doa
OF influence oye. he husband. that OF
his mother waning IN proportion thereto.
and the result was That considers bic en-
nifty ensued between the Two women.
which ultimately found Is expression IN
the DoNasor Kheolysh promoting her
soa's infatLaiiol for Countess Marianne
.rorob. Unfortunately for tie latter. she
Gid not know how 10 preserve the friend
Ship OK her husband mother. Her head
was turned by her iuvestitu.e with SOW
croisn honors. ard shc appears 10 have
believed that size could afford TO dispense
! with old Princes Animals assistance.
ano in due course the extremely stout
DoUsser kheGiviah joined her enemies.
, These have been very numerous. For
when the khcdlyc married Countess
Marianne tie ladies OF tho diplomatic
CORDS and the wives OF the fore IN and
native disrIiarios in the service or the
Egyptian government were Obliged to
ray homase and court 10 the woman
whom hey hau formerly avoided and
openly desp.sed-much TO their disgust
For the wives OF the rulers or Egypt
hold courts very mach like those Of "
European queen. with this dnercnce'
that men are excluded therefIom, ana
., /. -. i'm. J.
pretented TO tho wives and 20 the mother
OF the Khedivo al orc OF these receptions
bv tie wife OF thc envoy " her country
or by the doyennc or the diplomats
corns. she is barred from the iNhedlVai
court and excluded from AL state enter
tsirnents ard functions. Nstulaly. me
| countess a Khedlylsh. did not forget 20
pay of. IN all kinds OF pointed feminine
was the sights which she had received
while still Countess Torok.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

Who have made the uip 10 Egypt since
the opening Of the Sucz canal NOT quit"
half century ago, and none of them
ever displayed any hesitation about eX-
changing calls while al Cairo "'ih the
four wives of khedive ismod one OF
whom. the mother Of his eldest son and
successor, was of Egyptian peasant orr
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
AN UNHAPPY LOT.

The lot OF these misguided white Ma
haranees ~ one or great misery. for not
only axe they despised by the women or
their own race, bur also by the natives.
Marriage with a Maharajah and con
version 10 tho religion or their dusty
husbands have not endowed them Win
that caste which. derived IRON birth
alone. is nowhere more highly priced
than in Hindustan. In the eyes OF the
native women OF lniia they VIII always
be regarded as OF worse than plebeian
or,-in. whose marriage with the Malta
raiah constitutes d sacrilese. and whose
toucn. nay. whose very SHADOW, is moth
inS short OF contamination and dehic-
nient
There mas oeen but one marriage In this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
A CAUTION.

DYE WHO walt COR dead men ; shoes,
Read here truth sublime
The likes OF you 10 footprints leave
upcn the SANDS Of time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

80 Ct. All Yooi DiagOnals So
~ ,nch--uargoN- o. wide wale-on. O. TIE
mos desirable fabrics TO- suits and dfcsse--
GRAY Castor Go'nt.'
radrc. Leather i,.1-n
Tan cadet Carmel,
Nv Copcnhasen seal Brown
Limit, IL ards
si.39 Black prunellas-sG In. 80
Al uoo,-hi-h lus,re-ict black-fs, ored
rabric FOR dresses suits ard coats. Limit
- Yards.
4q ct. Dress ScrgeS-36 incn IS
cream. brown light and dark nav and
b!sck-,inc vor.tcL finish. Limit 20 Yards.
50 CT. Satin MeSsalin:S .+S
=, and 20 .nci-pl4.n o. chang eablc-lSht.
medium AMI dark. Limit 10 .ard9.
80 CT. Black McSSallncS q
80 inch-chinon hnslI-hrm we4'c-hlsh
lusire Limit. - YARDS
IS CT. Ramie Linens ...... 81
4, and 4. inch-e,cr7 thread linen.
Hello. o!d Rose. BacA
cadet, Nay l.ostna'
O.
Limit 10 yard.
ze Ct. Silk NiXcd Novelties IL
Merce..aed nnsh-lus,rouS satin stripes
white tan. blue laN Cnder srounds--nhe 10Y
meas ncS.isce shirts as well - women
Wear.
st,2S Satin Double Oamasks II
~ inch-Irisl nlan1facturc-!a-so range OF
patterns. Limit, 10 ,ds.
S2.lo Linen NapkinS-d0z. IS
~ incn-pYre linen--full blcsch-hcayy
quality-sood assortment. Limit doz.
Is ct. Huck Towels 20
isxs5-pinc union linen-damasS figured
centres or borders with wreath Tor im;'als
-Jcalioc,d ends. Limit doz
90 ct. Waite Linens, 80 incE "a
Pure nnen-splondid quality for dresses.
waists, suits. &c; also sheets and pillow
cases
l2l% ki5ct. LOnsoale Camurics..li
ac-inch-Cembrlc or nainsooll finish Limit.
TO buy a, this prlc, il, like getting gold
below par.
a. Ct. Bleachel. X. S. Sheets SO
slxoO before hemriins durable quality
Think o. buying Hem5titchcd Sheets al the
price OF PLAIN. Limit, Gozcn.
$2.79 SilKoline CDmf0rtaDlcs 2.is
Full slae-dalnty light Moral patterns
o inch satccn borders. Limit,
$500 Mems Soft Shirts 90
Woven Madras also fancy cFepes with
stripes Of blue. hello. black and white
Goa. MODES. Limit, .
Sz.4s Mems DreSsy Vests $50
silk mixtures and white co-ds-lSht. me
dunn and dsrK-a.i si=cs. Limit two.
% ct. Boys Baioriggan Shirts ~
Eiobed-aisn neck-slort seeyes-knee
length draw ers--. Uniformed seats. Limit ),
si.CG ner's Spring Underwear ~
Shirts ard drawers-nalf. three-quarter or
al wool med. weight-srsy only. Limit, ).
~ CT. Wom:ns' Black hose .i3
SILK lisle-mcdium weisht-siX thread heel
and toe. Limit, prs.
~ 4 So ct. Emb'y ei0uncingS 80
Il to rs ineh--iine Swiss-dsinty patterns
--.hemstitehed or lace inserts and cmoy
rutfles Limit, 10 yards.
~ Ct. Lace EigingS 10
10 4 iacll->ei.. Point &c Paris and
shadow laces-for lingerie orossea. muslin
underwear. pleat'ags, Se' Limit 10 yards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
,9S CT. Chiffon Clo!hS
West OF fiftA Avenue

Orders for following
I9S CT. Chiffon C!o!hS 5!
Die. widih-fuli lire OF colo-s--sCitab.e To-
waists. gowns O, cu,iiesges. Limit 10 ID.
sz2.9S Womel'S Enc Suits. 1870
NJ wool epongcs and mems wear scrscs-
black navy. Copenhagen and ian-euta"e' t
:-ont--Tuxcdo collar-revcrs and cults .. D.
satin or faille six finished with ornament
braid and button trim-sNirta straight o.
tGnic cffcct-al sizes
$3.50 WOmeI'S Dresses. SIS
Elac. navy and ten scrscs-.-a,in coier--
lace woke o. contrast and button trim
panel bach-dli sizes.
sl.29 WOmen's Combinations. ~
Fine rainsook-dccp yohos ~ cmby. Nal
OF to.chon lacc-ribbon finish. Liinit. o.
Ss CT. WOmen's Nigh Dresses. 50
ru, silky Nalosook-yokos % onh me-
dalions ana lacc-rbbor run. Limit 3
- c.. Extra Size Drawers. -. 81
Cambria O. nus,in-uchcd OF emo = rut..e
Limit. three.
= Ct. CllIdrcG's Night Dresses. ~
soft nrisa riLslin-ziin-over slyic--cmo"
and 40 uim'G-ribhon uni r1 = 70
Limit, three
si.14 hcaiDerblcom Pei.!coats. ~
bsch-pleated or shrred hounc,f.
s2.49 EInb'd y0;le Robes. :. TBS
Three beautiful pattcrns-Daisy Eo,e and
combination OF lots and squarcs-amplo ma
far.af fguncing and banding LlElif. ore
$500 v7omen'S CorsciS. i.H
r1tr7 fine white coutil--irccunl blst-long
over abdomen-.l TO 20. Limit. one.
SO Ct. Wonen'S long gimonos. 80
Powered ,anr--Empire or bcltcd models
Persian bordc. trm-all sizes Limit ).
ss.9e Chiffon Waists. -. All
glac; navy. Copenhagen and brown high
or low rccl.-pleateI or tucked chiffon Over
net or trimmed silk lining. Limit 7.
si.62 Wcmen'S Tailored Waists, l.0S
Waite nnoh-ploatcd or shirt sty'-sou
collar and cuffs-a'l sizes. Limit =
s3.9e Misses Dress Skirts. Lac
All wool scrse-na,y aud hlaek-neN
modcls-ncauy tailored. Limit, :.
s2.qs Girls White Dresses. SO
Lawn arc bstis,e-prettily trim win
au,b'v and laces-some allo'cr omh SKIRTS
large assortmcnt-G TO IL ,ca's. Limit :.
1888 Babies Coats 800. G.fl
al wool Datislc--lon. or short--circulaf
collars trim'd with silk braid and mecs
lions-sizes 10 ; Years. Limit two
$40 Little Tots Hats. 81
ef.lS--iafufN
colors-rb5on trim: 10 ) cars. Limit ?.
So CT. ROmpcrs and Creepers. AZ
striped CrAl.le Cloth-also sAIrt rompei.-
sizes 10 . YEAR. Limit, s.
s1.S9 Piuue Carriage Robes. lie
Round OF square-emby ruffie ami inserts
Limit, two
S@.9s Girls Dress hatS. 3.Ss
Fanc, silk straws--fcsebuds 81 RIBBON lrm
chic models. Limit, one.
'Sl.ee WOmen'S Dress Eats. i.37
chip. hair and hemp-with OF without vel
vet binding. Limit. one.
S3.4e Ostrich FancieS. 2.79
Newest effects and shadings-styiisn tim
ming for dressy hats Limit. one.
80 CT. Boys BlOuses. rs
Percalos madras and chambrsys -ish,.
medium anf dark--altached collsrs---fu'l
cut and well made 10 IL yrs. Limit
49 G. Boys Spring. nats. 81
trasting bands-plain fcl, OF fsncy mkt
urcs IN gray, brown nav, and tar. Linlr. 2.
:. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
Easily Accessible

j.. The Bloomingdalc Store. All
Lexington Avenue and Third Ave
nue. cars pass Bloomingdalcs'. while
other great trunk lines IN the
vicinity and on the west side trans
Ter to the iifty-ninth Street lines,
which convey passengers 10 the
door. Queen sboro Bridge. u ter
minal Tor many Long Island troll
ley lines and thorough.are lor
marlborough routes. is IN the i'm
mediate vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
ze ct. Silk NiXcd Novelties ~

Norce..ed nni.h-lus,rou5 SATIN STRIPES
white, tan. blue, laN onder sTounds--Hhe 10Y
mons ncS!lsce shirts a. well - women
Nc3i.
Limit. - Yards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
49, Lisct. Lons0ale Camprics.. III

3c-inch-Ce mbvlc or nainsook finish. Limit.
- yds.
TO buy a, this price i, like getting gold
below par
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22

The one spot which more than any
other has controlled the history OF
Europe lies. strangely enough. not in
Europe ITSELF but in Asia. For the
possession of the site where Christ
suffered. was buried and rose again
more blood has been shed than for
any other. An. immense number Of
lives were laid down during the Cru
sades; and for 600 years before the
Crusades. and even to the present
time, a constant stream Of pilgrims
has poured into Jerusalem TO Worship
at the spot made sacred by the cruci-
fxion of Christ
From the fourth century after
Christ until fifty years ago this site
was generally conceded to be within
the Church Of the Holy Sepulchre-
Now two sites dispute the claim q
being the actual Golgotha. The latter
claimant is known as "Gordon's Cal
vary" though to an American, Dr.
Harlan P. Beach Of Yale university, is
due the actual discovery OF It. Gen
Gordon, the hero of Khartoum, having
first secured for it general recognt
tion.-Christian Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22

She nr aasa ak How g "a
Happy Though Married was written
some gaar ase divers and suHarg a1-
ihor.lits have come forward with pfa.
scrlptons guaranteed under ihe pnre
Iood law % furnish perfect mauimo-
Mai bliss We deat believe there Is
any royal read q his kind o. aappl-
mess as each case presents iis own
peculiar problems, but an Of t6e
recipes given are more or less inter.
eshng. Here is me latest list Of rules
put out by q Seattle man
Keep All promises. made before and
Ak the time of marriage
Divide The newspaper ana every
thing else.
Keep 3 JOINT bank account
90 to your club no oftener than one
Night week.
Rave no dogs or pets Of any kind.
Call her up 81 the telephone At least
three times a aay
When away from home write or tel
egraph every aay
Take her with you On business and
pleasure irirs BE more polite to her
than to any oineF woman you meet
Remember that she likes flowers
candy ana books
Make L a business to Be comfort
able whenever she is happy
Don't criticise her dress.
Be a gentleman 70 al women. but a
husband to only one.
Il you have only dollar you are
not wasting it By spending Il on her
Life Is too short to waste any 81
ID in trying to please an abnormal wo.
man. Mr Dillman adds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22
Jimmy on Guard.


The county farm in an Illinois town
has an old character named Jimmy
Somebody gave JimHy . policeman's
uniform some years ago. and ever
since he has deemed il his lifework to
guard things He goes around guard
ing motor cycles and baby carriages
and threshing engines when the own.
ers are shopping OF at luncheon.
One day when the Chautauqua was
in session Jimmy was discovered
guarding a hole in the fence Some
boys wanted to sneak through the
hole. but Jimmy stopped them and
said:
That's what I'm here for-to keep
people out"
Then he added, In low tone:
But If youTl go AROUND the corner
Of the fence there's another hole
where you can get through"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22
MAKE 4 russ roR PEACE.

ln dealing with Mexico two Courses
confront the United States. an offer
"a friendly mediation, ana military I'LL
tervention These issues are balanced
IKE q sensitive scale balance. There
might be ynly a shade Of difference
whether this nation selected one course
6r the other, says the Wichita Eagle.
Yet public sentiment which acts on
such an issue is not evenly balanced
in effective action even though the
sentiment itself might be evenly dis
iributed.
Professional adyenbrers. dirt throw
eys people VINO like action FOR actions
sake, and especially those sneculators
nho have invested ID Mexico and VINO
van: a strong. stable government to
safeguard their holdings. are all jig
sling the scale balance in favor Of
war They are fudging. They want
the scales to TIP towards sending
troops across the Rio Grande.
Now the trouble with this sort Of
weigAlng OF public sentiment is in the
tart that the fellow who is not hank
sring tor war makes no noise about
It He Is passive and is mind.ng his
own business. in the serene hope that
everybody else win do the same.
Yet there are lots OF schemers both
iH this country and in Mexico who are
5ankihs Oh the thought that sooner
or later the United States viii have
q mix in forcibiy Ia Mexican admins.
trafion Of a constitutional government
When q lot ol busy bodies are active
in shouting Fire II takes quick step
ping for somebody to say. sBe Calm
Take !, easy
It Is to this naeIfying propaganda
iaai we would add one tiny little IN
ilaence, one little drop IN the bucket
President Wilson has acted calmly
and deliberately and Ike a GOOD neigh
Dor who believes in the moral inflit
enee Of good example Why not let
i go at that Why not nationally
keep our shirts on?1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22

That many singing birds in eaptiv-
ity can be taught to pipe bars Of
popular songs is well known. But
Mr. Thomas J. Dawson OF Lower
Sloane street, London, states that
some of his bulIlinches have been so
trained that they caH sing with ao-
euTaey and uncommon sweetness the
Toreador song from Carmen" ''The
Soldiers Chorus" from Faust" and
the hymn, Now the Day Is OveT.g
Trained in Germany by cobblers who
pipe to them. the bullfnches begin
their singing lessons just after they
are born. and when brought to Eng
land are sometimes sold for as much
as e1o each.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22

prosperity that peace would bring "
China. for one thing, has been post
poned year by year. It must come.
OF course. and with il ali enormous in-
crease 10 the purchasing power Of is
millions Then the capacity Of the
cotton fields everywhere viii be put
iO their greatest test BIZ that time.
d Is but D reasonable expectation, cul-
iiFation will be 50 improved AZ ID
greatly increase the yield per acre,
thus maintainiqg that steadiness of
price which Is believed 10 be essential
% the prosperity Of all concerned r."
c s. Monitor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22
Suffered Eczema FIFTY Yssrs-Now
Well.

Seems a long time 10 endure the
awful burning. aching, smarting, skin
disease known as "Letter another
name for eczema, Seems too good to
realize. also, that DR., Hobson's Eczema
Ointment has proved perfect cure.
Mrs. D. L. Kennedy writes 4 can
not sufficiently express my thanks to
you for your Dr, Hobsons Eczema
Ointment. It has cured my letter.
which has troubled me for over fifty
years All druggists, or by mail, soc.
Pfeifier Chemical Co.. st. Louis. Mo.
Philadelphia. Pa.-AdE d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22

Hertz u hear you didn't speak 70
your wife for two weeks after YOU got
marriedg~
Levy That's right ] didn't want
to interrupt her
Willie-say, pa. what is a lawyer2T
Pa--Well. generally speaking, my
boy, a lawyer is 3 fellow who viii get
Two mon 10 strip for a fight and then
run off With their clothes"
What can we do to improve the
bresent method ot dancinggH thunder
m the Darson. Dancing is mere hug
ging set to music
we might cut out tho music" soft
ly suggested the bad young man in
the rear Of the hall
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22
Good Reason for iIa EnthusIasm.

When man has suffered sor sev-
teral days with collie, diarrhoea or other
form Of bowel complaint and is them
'ured sound and well by one Or two
doses Of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
ard Diarrhoea Remedy, as is often the
case, it is but natural that he should
be enthusiastic in his praise OF the
remedy, and especially is this the case
Of a severe attack when life is threat
ened Try It when in deed Of such a
remedy Il never fails. Sold by all
dealers-AdF. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22
DOUBLING THE cc"ssMpTioN or
COTTON

TO Illustrate he gronia in he use
q cotton during recent years two
facts only need Be presented The
first of these Is that since September
i last when the season began Hn to
ihe present iIma taF ug1H mills Of
the southern states hage consumed
more Of TIE staple shaa Re whole
country ia any a fs.. up yea prior
10 1890 The second S taat the north
ern mills In the same peflod have
taken more cotton than was consumed
b. an American mills So ang faH crop
year prior u 1887 Since the depress-
ed period Of iS9sas consumption "a
COTTON ID the United States has dou
bled.
Il was while cotton was lowering
around its lowest points 4 llttls less
man a score OF years ase iaaE Atlans
a. Ca, proposed and carried through
ne Cotton States Exposition 81 that
time the highest price ior The staple
ran from seven and fraction 70 nine
and a fraction While the lowest price
ran between tive and a fraction. and
seven and a fraction There were
thousands Of cotton pianiprs tt ths
sonth who received no mere than foue
cents 4 pound lor their cotton il the
period between 1893 and 1885 Since
3hen the price has Jun 70 i2e 10 sse.
g I6c and even 10 i9e on tie hlsh
scale and 10 &C. 70 ioe and even to &c
On the low.
n the middle SOS it vas ne hopA
of the cotton grower IN the south that.
something would be done 10 open Asia
e the trade The belief prevailed
widely that the resi- Of the world eonln
take no more cotton than Il was at
that time consuming, and that. III o..
der to obtain a fair price for the pro.
DUCT consumption oY cotton fabrics
must be greatly Increased in another
quarter The consumption began to
Increase with the beginning Of The last
decade. but it was traceahla alike 10
all quarters Of thA earth. III tie Init
e. States the aumber q cotton nils
Increased % per cent Something like
g comprehensive idea q 40 gottUa
industry Of to-day nag be c1Gaiued
from the announcement thar there are
now $4,000 COO spindies consuming
American cotton d large number 81
them ezelusigeiy-in al parts oi tie
globe
Just how far the Oriental demand
Tor cotton fabrics may be increased is
something yet 70 be determined. The
far east has not berH altogether IN Il
settled condition Tor several wears. the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22
EXPRESS pAckAaErrEs.
4444@444444444

Another Revision.
BE still, sad heart. and cease your
paining,
Just look outdoors and see it raining
For tho the sunshine makes you
weary,
Some happy day twill be dark and
dreary
Il did like it was never going 10
rain a-tall
No Marie. We can't tell you what
to do to keep your skirt from bagging
at the knees
81 simp SAYS he notices that It al
ways gets mighty dry when II doesn't
rain for long time
A certain chiekasha man tried to
milk kicking COW the other day We
failed to get the details Of the tragedy.
DR.. Sunshine says that a drouth is
a great soil fertilizer. and at the same
time educates the people along lines
OF economy
Also, some men wear white shoes
and black socks but it is because they
don't know any better rather than be-
cause it is stylish.
It takes less brains to talk about
persons than to talk about things.
That is why the Alltongues assault so
many absent people.
Uncle Hi says he doesn't believe in
invading woman's sphere and that's
why he doesn't hang around the house
when it is moving day
However, the act that the federal
building is not e be CON pleted till
March, 1915, viii give US girls plenty
OF time to get our clothes ready for
the dedieaiory occasion
Generally Of an impertutoable dis
position, tae Packagette m an admits
fhat he can't help being peered about
Oncn a dar II l. 49, -. aAu..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22
JUST THOUGHT
44*4444444444+4

Ers the Day Is Gone.

LINETET aNl otIT-NonWoI.
Liberty. for us. must begin with the
Individual Liberty, with US, is not a
blazing sunset in high heavens ~
some divine power to cheer our hearts
and bless our days. but it is a hun
dred million torches carried near the
r"rth in a hundred million hands. eacn
glaf7g constant attention and many
needing to be relighted at frequent
intervals. And the quality in the
torch or rather in the one who bears
It that makes the flames steady aid
bright is self-control-Sta OF Hope.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22

AN the standing
any person which may
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22

Generally Of an imperturoable dis
position, ne Paekagette man admits
mat ne can't help being peeved about
once day L is when the daily