The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-03
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s.ssEEsve. fszsF xse great ssszer = :
eessas zlssrztT. Il sAzt a@zi g1kes
szgsqz zsszaea z-s BOZ sssrysJssss 70
have zzy riza1e. &kea , gsri S = O.
"a years Old BE - SoAz % EEg BODY
xEse ezs EFgpsTty ezseg1 - pay the
prses he- father Asks for Esx. a14
ftskrezfsSr ske z9rks Ike : slzge sc-
her board sE.1 lodging and i subject
70 al ts9e czFxaese II Der lord zsd BIAS
ter. E-ets the E0zss1zez Is the ea.n-
a11aity hare EzoTe privilege thar tie
free xsEEe1 md sss-ss~ o sssesa 20 fSrze
are abe 10 sapp0-s quite extensive
hzrssls ~ their 0wa-
Il happened that fbere zsFe zoase
st-Csz -zssssaGeI =1Eaes among she
Ak01z pesp1e. zFi1 they EifEef - taesT
VOICES ID gssabste T,lAaes n f4Ezgr0r s0zae
radical ssSesG reforms that would
make .ae s0s % zgsnankiE1d rather
fsore endsrzlAe. They weEe yeeFess a.,
- women rei1rraers have hee1 u
some other lands. ard were advised
b. the Superior SIX T. keep On GigEnE
is the fe..2s AMI g,Oaa1ing Ezzaioc
rosvS. an1 taaak f0rTEns that their los
wa not iegs feleTaf2e Reform was
eyssse1sly H0s 70 - secured b say
zas0sl; u feminine protest and -
these ssggsae-lz1isz essl women put their
Ioaz heals together and decided uysou
radical AID fag-Fe4ei4lng measure.
The trl5e !. : ssasL ore Sez.ly al.
the adult fxnases II < enlisted nader
the bAnaxE q wpEaeas rlzkts One
DAY there was an sz0T8oas e5mEsl-
tioa IN thsi little rousnnnIfg Il vas
aifaoss RhoslF coahsa8 = tie male
Ezggzizt1oH. ggss s2es kyeiag thai there
w1s hardly q W9Iazn there - -szre stse
excitement The Ea0theEs and wires.
IN most xFsscie2 and heaIsiess
manner. had sudssaiy CROPPED fasir
implements q dzE1ssFy and With
their children is zrzss and marriage
zble dssg aFers hsd his1 them through
the forests % the territory ~ another
tribe. where. Il z distance % eight e.
ten aiiss from their own garden
pztehes they were FsePsFet - open
negotiations with the l8rglT ehafs they
had left behind them
They knew beforehand thas they
would meet with = hasp.sat5ie recsg,-
ton IN thH sriss Ni'h wtssh tines sezes
refuge. Il hzFF@Eel that this tr5bs
xas larger Than fbe As0na. ard ssii
not ike them VERY vel and il sscsAei
them half 70 death 20 zee the pickle b
which tas akoa8 maea suddenly found
tsefsseives- The women sei them
selves 70 @ork earning their daily
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patience for ar embassy from home.
Ii Nzs not long before the embassy Put
in an apFesr4isce-
The AEafla Tribe was q the opinion
that thev could u8z continue ia bazi-
FEES without the feFnsie mem ers
ihereos. and they wanted the women
% cons home The particularly
strong minded sgsasessa 8a Of the refu-
gees sd she vas glad u learn st last
tia: the women Of their tribe wsre re-
g4rsied n a sIxsirzlse esefseaf % The
Aksuz people As ssse wosaen sa8
taken care x al tae aaeu IS was exl
dent thsF were aisle T. take care Of
thwaaseiT YES. and they hada'i tle 8 CHI
81 iusessfsJr q going knsEe excepz 81
certain Important eo1iiflens- EBiea
she So Res Then the -rslhassF HFaf
hanle % nonsE.f she csllef men. Ehg
~ their harems we-e tas largest. we're
tie greatest sgzEeTers 81 The ,igbt q
tie szsr sex
The wssfsan sf.p1issei thar theT
aEaalld come hack e 3 considerable T
psrt II the swri slsgral iuiies - the /
eonag unity were 5a f1tsEFe surssc over I
10 the slaves. L the ln@thers Sers pr
fnittssf 10 have son1@thiFl- - say aisg-st .
the slispossl 81 their daughters, AMI & 4
several other eoaditians were COM +
piled with Il di1 DOT fake l0ay Tor
the gsnt.ezaen af Akgnz = decide .
what 90 20 4 dag OF txo lfIgr tAe .
women vert back n high ivaiheF, 4
having achieved q eosis p3ete vAsto-y. I
sn4 fh@y have heen treated VERY vel I
ever sfaes