Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-12

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SeAgN111AeNh &oosyxm ke6houldess
onne fknenom4d ~ : cloak
.ns1ay SsyfhasE NJ wrapped him
~ two ehiIdr,a .
op6n ~ knees Ia Ihe
lf6oo EIen1 sntnt lEastin,s Who
e0e1yo4 ~ NcrmendE Vhere
4Jk4U5l1a 0e6COMdAnto az III family.
\ &11ne 4axt3n stretched his hand 70
NaN1DtkA6ksoam-tcWards .the hut: hin
1 ~ forward, and the viaion
xsgtaAed a Alnminons ray.
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NIT morning, when Clotilds and the
oAil6Iea awakened they could not b.
ltoSo tkejS eyea Ths lfttle rill had b.
ico1le brood creek and the ahed 4 great
81 - 49, Psatsup wasers drove
. enCo Nhosl thmt nlled Che AiF with it
haSnonious tte-tac and turned six beau
talnl eei10f Hill1tones-st0nes that rave
= 4QNf = 1ns and white that never had
t5se!e 6esn eeen m Akei In al Normandy.
11oedo1 thiAs the stream watered and
- - iand through which II dow
- 1elds Il watefed yielded triple
.eFey md the cattle that pastured there
th1oNoae nOno othen did.
H. nill ~ Etre1At bocane famous
110uH hOut tho country. There was no
t1elmefno fax o. but he sent his Rrist to
= Non Clot3lda's poverty gave place
to Se.isns Nd ne and her children died
49, MY an0 fult Of dayh After hav.
IA9 Qone oteae q0od upon the earth and
nssek HAVING ctcsed their doors to the
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LOng, l0ag Afterwards the possessor Of
16e61muuD M1ll, naturally descendant
icy ulosaloa Wa = William Coquin.
fMe.vas f5uha = none Of his forefathem
nesns al a had inherited nome Of
saRvani1 greedy Of gain, naughty to.
waFds his infsriors and Pitile. for the
- 2 nnaostnnate. "u they suffer-"
- Wua1d cxy, ut y because they de-
suRvo - eufer." Unhapplly, ali the
souAt1y-dde followed his ed and cruel
Example . prosperous and independent
had Etsetat become.
One evening William Coauin wss en-.
joyiug the cool Of the day in his arbor.
listening 70 the murmur Of the mill.
tNAoea tAAt neycr rested night nor day:
49, z nne mug Of cider, .
ifes3. -.ss~lxsAn ~ ~. : uoiicious
-;iis- ssS.iS .rn. UP, 2
sIs...os ns ~ .PPlCscns tImialy ~ OLD
sA.s =. ~ anu n uS1s-s9o s1o peg
emea snign oroken in
ssn.r...u1 - sAnled Drown ~
49, .I . $1,000 IisgHaent q 81
n se~.su siound me- snoulders.
I'D, s.eI, e saio, numbiy NOR
~ = I nssaI anu dseuent O cider!
- . 2 distance to-day and
$3.50 oas' ny - mas poem snip
49, 49, ! ! naves iost All y these
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49, - 49, ues oatI' screamed
s.IN $3.50, Isiling INTO afrigntfu!
- GvSys ~ dog;, now Jared
aaszSM. v.saDondl enter my
~ w.sIo1s PoImisslon dol had
~. ~ youls9A yon wouid not
~ - sR01&o ON others.
10 ~ devii with ycni" 81.
y tne ! nan etiii begged = bit
~ ~ tne miller called his men to
1tive "s@ Ous.
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but tney had not laid hands on him,
men . t~renfendo0s gust Of wind smote
the country and laid everything level
With the grouhd-mill, trees, dwellings,
barns The earth trembled, the akies
were black = Ink; the roaring waves
m up and swallowed the ruins.
Inc old alderman was none other than
The great Saint Martin. The white
hDEss On which be nov appeared cast !
like lightning in the pitchy darkness
49, 49, IOquin,- SAG inc saint,
~ yoa n.so proved ia!se 10 the
49, 49, p1on,s % your isthers. VI
- - aS.slae ~ Wealth. uod gSye you
sus ~. Is s:n.l Al ovM use; you =
-. 80 -~L.D-nI nV1 Juss s0wascs the
q ~ Th.Y ts, "no - Inc Irlends
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~.iicr rs ~ -. :!
ss--tk. -. Is,S .no0s y iiens'
vrseisd "a ar rn;r.d g.a.s over 2
N e morrow no trace could be sen
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