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다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

THE Elrods were a happy family gathered for supper. The Cherokee Strip had opened that day; the land race was over, and they had a farm. The farmer and his oldest son came from watering the horses; his wife, a comfortably stout, smiling woman, had fried two prairie chickens, and spread them upon the tailboard of the wagon; the children were playing happily outside the tent; and all were delighted with the site of their future home.