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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-13
How Il 30, Got Of.

A boy named by the monitor was
ordered to "stanI out" He took his
place clear OF the desks in the gang.
way OF the school, and, with the Ger
tainty of punishment hanging over
him, had to wait there until file OF
takers had been collected. When the
row OF the condemned had become
somewhat long, and when there was
pause in the occupation of the auto.
crat, the Christening began. For this
otfcnse the sentence mostly took effect
on the palms OF the hands, and the
two strings. one of culprits coming up
to the ordeal, the other of victims
with luivering hands tucked under
their arms, and howlins, groanin% or
with difficulty reprcssing their emo.
ton as they wound their way back 70
their seats, might possibly have been
objects replete with interest to stu
dent OF human nature but were too
common to excite much attention
among us. There was one little imp,
as remember, who used skillfully to
skip across from the advancing TO the
rctreating column. hug his hands, and
howl as ii ho had been smi.ten, and so
to get back un:cathed to his place. 1t
was n dangerous trick, the penalty
Of which, ii had been detected. dare
not contemplate. Iknow but OF this
one boy WHO tried it.-Blackwood's
Magazine.
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R---
How lie was Made Hcttcr OF.

From the London Firnro.
A Scotch tradesman who had
amasscd, as he believed, $4,000. was
surprised by his old clerk witla balance
sheet showing his fortune to bo &C.,
600. alt cannot be-" s Il the princi.
pal; "count again" The clerk did
court again, aud again declared the
balance to he $4,000. The master
counted himself, he also brought out
II surplus of $4,000. Time after time
he cast up the columns-it was still II
g, and not VI that rewarded his
labors. So the old merchant. on the
strength OF his good fortune, modern.
lied his house and put money i'll the
purse OF the carpenter. the painter,
and the uphosterer. Still, however,
he had lurking doubt OF the exist
ence OF the $4,000; so one winter
night he sat down to give the columns
"ona count more" At the close of
his task he jumped up as though he
had been galvanized, and rushed
through the streets in u shower OF
rain to the mouse OF the clerk. The
clerks head. capped and drowsy,
emerged from an attic window at the
sound OF the knock to inquire the err
rand OF his midnight visitor. "Whosc
there?" he nlumblct, "and what dye
want?" ''lt's me, yc scoundrel" ex-
claimed his employer; "yc'vc added
up the year OF our Lord among the
pounds"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-13
Settling With Obnoxious Men.

III ono of the Albany brrwrrrs during til.
recent labor troubles WAS ~ very Objection.
able crnplnyc. TIL" firm had rn,lcavurrd in
every way to rid itself IF him without effect,
lr";,u,, Of the agreement with the knights.
Al las, the head Of The firm proposed 10 III"
man tl,n, il would pay linn Sl2 II week for a,
year il H. would keep AWAY from the brewery.
but the organization lie hnInng,. to would
no, allow such II thing. When Ii" agrcrln.u,
expired the man was almost immediately Ills.
clnrg"l aud this prrcipi'a,"l til" long fight
which followed between brewers and men.
Another novel cas-" w:s that of an rinployc
of Il local slo" factory. He WAS obnoxious
aud the firm discharged him. 4 committee
Of the labor assembly Of whrh lm WAS II mem
l"r waited on The firm and demanded that
the man lm put at work ngnin. TIL" commit =
tee WAS taken nhnck ly III" quick rSInns.
"All right; send him back in I'll" morning. .
The old rmlloy" went to til" shop rs usual
and WIS told to TAX" IL r"rinn chair in tn"
nfiirc. II" went I" dinner aud returned. aud
US hidden I" rs,,ln" his seat. The nrx,
1ny Ii" wri@Gl".i through he weary hours in
i" clair. The third muinin. he asked if Ii"
~asn', To lm placed az work. AREN'T you
.orking' asked IN" Of thr firm. Nv" en-
ploy"d yon to sit in that chair II is sutli-
rirnt 10 say that the man did not return to
work next week. and having discharged him
self the knights could not tind fault with the
\m.-.Albany Journal.
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Lost Husbands Found.

From the London Daily telegraph.
The heroes nf til" hest known American lc.
g"n'l and on" of our mos, pathetic English
pnrms-Hip Van Wnkl" and Enucl Arlcn-
have turned up together in France Two
French soldiers linv" come back from Ger.
many to he nsrunislini"n, Of their families,
who believed them To bc dead. They w"r.
taken prisoners in 1870, AMI in III" cu,lrS. of
their captivity, they committed serious as
s:llts on 'riSsi.,n soldiers who were SET over
them. For i"S,' uil'lsrs they Were. sentenced
to long TERMS OF Incarceration in fort rrSsoS
and Wrin not allowed 20 rnlnm,lnir:lt" 10
their friends Nor when I,;r",:,inr in 1871
wrr" they included in 'hr prisoners Of wlr lr-
leased TN the accession Of the Emperor
Frederick an amnesty w.is prepared and ii
included til" Frnrhin"n. Who straight way
set ont "t 'llrir return tn France. They
reached 1>sou'lun. 1lrir native town To
So. several changes. On" found his wife
Marie" !, second ilu" and Ill" mother Of
many children Tie" r, had left his Wifi. in
1870 On 'lrrvr of her confinement. and ~
turned Ia iIn.l ~ son oi Is. whom hr had
,rvrr seen. and who had been married some
months. II is easy I" conceive the confusion
Of fact and "t feeling That must nris" in such
eases Kip Van Winkl" III the story discovers
that III his lnn:: '.>rin,' h. has cxpia.cd lis
old utfrns"s aud his Wifi. prefers licr first
husband. good hlmorrI gnoi-fnrno,l,ing
that he MIS-. Ia her hard -gr;lspinp selfish
second mate. Enurh Arden. with noble We,
Iii"o,l~ s"f-'lrnial. refuses to make himself
known. Few i"a,l"r> ran forge, the lines in
which rcnnys"n depicts his feeling rs h"looks
upon his lost home. The Ion. los, F,"nrN-
man had not the nrpnrtrniIy--I"rliaps not
tho inrlinhtiun--'n exercise similar l,"ioism.
Their return WAS announced l"A'I,, they nr-
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An Unexpectedcuest

When Portland, Oregon, boastcd of
only IL single main street tho little
stores were built with great glass show
windows. which extended from tho
top OF the one.story building, to tho
bottom, so that all that wasgoing on in
side could be clearly seen from the
street. II happened that on u GER
tain day an election was held in
the town. A sea captain whose YES.
sci had just come up from San Fran
cisco stopped into isto one of the
polling laces. land, with true American
Independence, declared t.lat he would
vote. HIS whig principles, however,
were not in favor with the democrats
who held the fort, and the result was
that objections were raised TO his
asserting his right to vote, and the
captain WAS finally conveyed to the
door very much against his will, The
hardy sailor,a well.built man, consid.
cred the advisability OF "cleaning the
place out, "b,t the counscls OF friend
prevailed. and tho captain walked
back to his vessel, where, after sundry
potations,he he fell asleep. Early in tho
evening he awokc and announced that
he was going up into town again.
His faithful friend accompanied him
to restrain any undue exhibition of
animal spirits which might be the re-
suit OF excessive use OF another kind
OF spirits,and together they walked up
the street. AS they proceeded on their
way the pair came upon IL store
where within, at q long table, sat the
victors in the recent contest, feasting
The captain watched them for nm
utc.and as he gazed his teeth began to
rub togethcr--a sure sign that his
anger was rising. A small pig saunt.
cred leisurely down the street, picking
up II precarious living from the gutter
and passed the captain. Suddenly
the sailor stopped, and before his.
swincship could utter squeal u
brnwny fist closed over his snout and
another hand was under his haunchcs
One.-two.-three! the porker, weigh
ing fully ninety or q hundred pounds,
swung to and fro like a pendulum,
-four.-crash! and the pig, utterinp)
the most frightiu! noises, broke throus
the glass. landed on the center OF the
table, and cavorted down the board,
sweeping the dishes before him like a
whirlwind. "There." exclaimed the
captain in relieved voice, "t,,erc
you, that's the kind OF company
you ought to keep"
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Personal Notes.

Gen. Shcridan's continued prostration
causes the mostintense anxiety his friends,
and the effort will hr made to remove him 10
Nonquitt, Buzzards bay. Mass, at all risks
1t is no longer denied that in this removal
there is bound up the last hopc af pruon:.ing
his life. The United States steamer Swntars
has been detailed for this purpose by tho
secretary Of the navy.
Tony Hart, the commcdian. who in partner.
ship with Ned Harrigan. m;,,le II iational
reputation, w;.R committed to the ST ate lnra-
tic hospital ut Worcester, Mass. l,r. Park,
superintendent of the hospital say. the rn,e
is an incurable one Of paralysis. Tony lins
not been on the stage for nv"ra year, and hc-
fore that time signs Of mental uusoun,ln,s;ss
had manifested themselves. Sine" his retire
mcnt he has grown stca,iily worse
A woman ofcighty years appeared in tho
probate court at Chcago an, claimed To l,c
widow of Walter $. Bnhrocs. the Chicago
lumhcr merchant, who WIS myst"r",,sIy
shot AT Gardner last August. supposedly hy
his laramour. Miss Sarah Dodge. The clnin-
ant made affidavit that she was married To
Bahcock in 1871 ly Il tlirasn minister Bah.
cocks family and heirs always understood
that he lived and died Il single man. The
judge will investigate.
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The Psalm in History.
From tlnChristinn Age.

From tlict Christian Age.
The lIm@,rnuts. lmfnrr lie lhnitlr uf Con.
tras, knrl' andrhHntrl HE ! | 18th Psalm. oh
civ" thanks unto The Lord. for lie is good
because His mercy endure, Ii forever" Seeing
their nt'itnd" of s,Iprlra,inn some conr,crs
cried: "Bchold, the towards nm;lrra,ly beg
.slig mcrry!' no" answered an old office,
VIII" knew their way, you may expect II
stern fight from til" men who sing songs and
pray"
After the victory of Dunbar. cromwell and
Ills army sang I'll" Hath Psalm oh praise
ti" Lord. nl ye intiuls: praise Him all w
l"opl". No one knows what II great par,
thu Psalms l;N" played. in tr lives of men.
lli"s" poems. which reflect every pr:liS.wuI.
thy human emotion. have i,ssnriiir,l them.
selves. like tl" rain and sunlight. with all
sorts and conditions nf men. women and
children: I'll" l"nitrntinl gr"nnings "f ,h"
9th Psalm. "Ol. Lord. rhukrlur no, in tllir,
anger" hay" been >nhl"'l gu, hy cn,l,rrim,
'lr M"liri, John Calvin and Mrs. tnrlylr l.,
might properly br called the "l'nivrrS;.l
Psalm Of the r"nitcnt.''
WhrD the eloquent "rrn,ic Edward Irwin.
was dying l.c gathered up his strength and
cl'nnt"l in Hebrew the 2:.ri Psalm. the Sn"p-
herd $ song. Yea. though | walk through
the vnll"y Of he SHADOW of.lratl will fear
vi. "HiSlhI'f' S'tll l'iil'i Et'l'rSt 1n"th-
rhysIri;ln Sir Vim. Hamilton. and then
l'r"!'h"'l nrt his spirit. 1hr parting word vi
Luther. of Knox. "f John EIusS. Of Jerome, uf
Prague. aud ofcountlrss martyrs aud saint $
was 'lr fifth vcrs" of Il l,r 3lst Psalm. Unto
Thin" hand commit myspirit." TI" north.
crmm"s, grave on th" face Of thu c,,rtl, is near
faIm I;""chv on The lrow of n hill covered
with SNOW. In it is hurled the body nt n
mrml"r of the Mares expedition. 4 large
stone covers tlr ,lcHl aud "r, II copper tab
let at the head is engraved IL par, of the
seventh verse of he 1lst psalm. Wash me-,
md shall lr winter than SNOW"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-13
CONDENSED NEWS.
Waahlneton News.

-'N''''s
The secretary Of state has officially called
the attention Of the British minister at
Washington, to the ease Of the American ship
EridgcwMtcr, unlnwfuly seized by the Gus
toms officials Of Canadn II year ngo, and de-
tanned for cighty-onc days Mt Shclburnc.
Senator Edmunds is reported as saying
that he is satisfied that tho chnrgcs against
Melville W. Fuller, which are anonymous so
lar as the general public nre concerned, arc
unloun'lc,l and malicious; and that the CON-
mit,cc at the next meeting will probably re-
report also that Senator Iioar while in Chi
cago had nm opportunity to make personal
inquiry. and that he is convinced that the
clarees are malicious.
The commission to secure the consent of
the Sioux Indians to the reservation Till has
Just been appointed. The names will not be
made known hy the department until the
c3mu,ission C., is at work upon the reservation.
This is supposed to bc for the purpose Of pre-
venting corporations from attempting to in
ilucnce the commission. Tho general feeling
Us that the commission is favorable, as Ser
rctary Villas is reported as being thoroughly
in earnest in the matter.
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\ I'NtatO Trust.

The SIX largest l,r,ato dealers in Boston
h,v" rulnlinrl in Il trust known rs the Con-
snll.lni"l Produce romlInr, lately organized
at Portland under tn laws Of this state,
with II capital s,nk uf SluOnOO. of which
Slononn is prrt,.rt,rl. Til" object of this
trust is said tn he u" l..,illt" the price Of po.
'a'"cS, which for he pas, f'w years ha. been
subject 10 >umu,hr competition nnl price-cut-
ting as iu,ak" AWAY nl til" profits of tlia
business. The nlrmlris Of III" company dis
claim all intention Of ,rn,iii" i, monopoly.
In, III" ten smaller dealers in Boston are
not r-ns>ml'l hy til" report Illat III" di'"ct-
uIs oi III" now ruur"rt ui" tn meet daily Ia
rrr'ila'" and max" prizes Tor I'othturs. 1t
is expected In have things in working order
by next month. dividends restricted to
percent. per Hnn,lin on either preferred
nr common sio.k. but 'h" whole I will have
to h. paid on lie plrl;,rr" before amy "n the
common is ,ln" This ilrA movement is Of no
less n'rr,>, :u Main" i;Irnrts than to the
smaller sns,,n ,;i"r>, II is in their power
I" break il Gp, ii they >ce it-.Lcwi>t"p
tM") .i"nrnl.
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An exchange thinks that dairymen
OF the Northwest arc beating their
eastern brethren i'll the amount of
product. character OF product. cheap.
ness i'll production and in getting it
to market. They have learned the
art OF feeding for special purpose,
and they know bow to make butter
Just suited to the present demands OF
the markets. They get the most out
OF their cows, and they are skilled in
the art OF butter.making. The dairy
is. or can be made. the best business
OF the eastern farmer. Conceit will
not make good butter; nor does cream
rise or butter come in old ruts. The
farmhouse cellar is not the natural
kingdom for cream or butter. The
best way is the only way for us to
hold our own. The sooner we find
this out and do it the better.
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Thing, People Should Know.
From ,la, N,w York ,;r.phr.

FROM i'!i' NV York Graphic.
Mr.. \ : M"rray. kc.I"r of Greek AMI
Roman antiquities. l:lliia!, Museum. ,lrllvnr-
.,l an ntrt",riu. l"r,lr, IL, IL" r.rk"r, Mn.
."ur "n Thursday. M;,l,.l, - an III" .Phy..l.
cal Training. "f the til.,'h> and Humans"
II" observed lI', il had been sand in :incirnt
times hat '" tw" hin.> which the Greeks
desired most wrr" 4" lD hra,lIy and hc;,,iti.
inl. l"au'y, in 'li'r eyes. WAS a'';,iir,ha
largely '': II ra'''i,Il system uf physical tram.
in" We s,r. H." observes. their idea ,f phvsi.
'al beauty n"wl,"." b"''ri 'an on he ,.,llp.
'''i',l 'rl"h" of 'l" Part h"i,oi. at Alr,,s now
III h" l;'ltis! Museum. i'.r The :ri,'a,cr part
at II Is II simIl" qualification nj til" beauty oi
youth ~ developed lay rliys;, Training on
horseback an! iar'n' 'tinn. 'Tli",r was IN
NOR. marked 'liiit'rrnr" l.'inrru III" Greek,
and S"ini-h'il"rnl.S r;,",. that >urrummlrl
t'nn 'hall in His ln;I':rr ufl'iv>cn training.
In ni" ni his Dialogues f.icinn introduces tl,,
S"vi!lnn prinr. Anarchists. who visited
Athens III 'h" sixth century u. e.. and in the
',''ils, of his vSi, vert Y" l'ali>trn. II" was
u,irh surprised at tn" v:,ri">"Ncl,,.rs uf the
youth. thinking" them ri'!iunls H. asked
S"l",, III" legislator. how h" cnull defend
such folly. S"l"u explained ,la; ;l,r"X"rriS"s
of iln youth might s".m absurd nnl,ok-
rr. but that they w"r" meant Ia train up II
rae" "l ln"n who. largely by 1lli, training.
should l"roinr v;,limhr clizrnS. raI,ahlr of
'akn.. heir par; in w;r through tn" skill of
l,miy they h.,y" ,!i,is aruircd. rlrnrahl" Of
tnhr" i, >it;Ii" in ih" ;limiuis' nn"t public
H'f;iirs through ll"chnrnrss "llr'"l and ready
in,l"n"m' wh!'I The hntra trimming of the
I'aIii>'r;l ios.'"s',l in them. Th"lrrur"r, h"u
I,ltr,."l"'l ~ '">.ri'm H." ordinary exercises
"f til" boys r,"vi''ls =" heir rr;mlin"tl h" az"
ofloiili. i' i,:li:lis...,. -ivin:. Instances uf
skill i;.iur,l i'll III" various contests nf lcaI,-
iu-. running. wrestling. huNiur. tirpwin" he
disc a,'l the spar. Lastly h" n,'ir''i the
llN >c:.l training. III" .:ll>. tn whom run
ming WAS the only !,tm uI public contest al
lowed. aud that "nly in ~ very restricted de.
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the Jail. There he broke down nnd wept liz,
child. lie told the iailcr that il amy in tho
court room thought to str him break down
there he guessed they were disappointed.
The third jnil delivery within "a month oc.
CURED ut Superior, Wis. One of the tl,r..
prisoners confined in thc corridor cell asked
the watchman TO be allowed to step out for
n minute, faigning tn require fresh air. The
watchman consented. supposing the remain
der Of the prisoners in the cell to be asleep,
but the door was no s"oncr opened than tho
men dashed out aud uvcrpowrrr,i tho watch
man, whom they beat to inscnsibility aud
gagged. They then attempted to sct fire to
the building by "vcrturning an oil lamp hut
the blaze was cxtinguishcd hy IL vngramt
prisoner before much damage was,lonc. The
names are Spot, Murphy and White. TIL.
first two were notorious criminals aud were
serving long terms for numerous crimes. and
White had just brcn removed from Minn,-
sofa on u requsi,ion, and w;,s serving out IL
term for twice acting ns accomplicc in tho
delivery Of prisoners from the Jail.
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WHAT THE CHIMNEY SANG.

Over the chimney the night winl sang,
And 'lnn,ri u mclml y II" one knew:
And ,h" Woman STOPPED, and her babe she
tuss.,l,
And Thought Of the ono sl. had long since
lost.
And s;,I ns hrr irarlrols back she forced,
II hate the wind in til" chimney
Over ,l" chimney the nigh, wind sang,
Aud rhan,r,I Il n,rl,"ly M on" knew;
Aud thu children said. as they closer drew.
Ills sntur witrl, tia, il r!..,vinS tile black
night through.
''ris II fairy trumpet that i,iS' Then blew.
And vt fear the wind in thu ,liunry.'
Over m chimney tlr night wiul sang,
An, rh,ut"d IL m"!mly NJ "ur kurm:
Aud III" man. as hos sal un his hearth below,
Said To himself. 'lt will surely SNOW,
And fuel is dear and wa:"' l',w.
And III stop he leak in III" chimney"
Over llr chimney til" l,i.l,t wind s,n.;,
And rlln,,'l II melody M nn" knew:
En! the poet !i..:"n"l ;'nrl s,r.l"i. lnr he
Was man. :lt,,: II Woman. aud child, all three
and said 1T is God :. own l,''rln"mv,
This wind W. hear in he chimney.
l;rrl linric.
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4 Queer OccupatiO,,.

\ professional pail hr,rrr has h~n discov-
cred in Ihill"lphia. ll" an cx-curpenter,
who once. when out Of Il job. WAS asked to he
IL pail hc,rr at Il funeral of an entire
stranger. li"n"rptc,l. and WAS rai lihrral-
~. lie SAW Il business in it. bought IL .lcrent
suit Of black. reads all thu obituary notices,
and goes to funerals. lir finds his services
most i'll ,l"mnnd at tn" funerals of very old
persons who have nui-livrl their cnmpan-
ions: and if til" dead person happens To I've
h" averages two funerals !, day. and makes
II livin. ont ufii.
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f'cl Ills little hand nn my f;lrr and kiss his lit.
t'rc!lc"k. l'lrise tel! them to bring him.

Hush. hush. Luis. ,lrnr."
Perhaps they don't know whrr" his clothes
are. hid them all ready in tho top
drawer of ,h" bureau in The spare r,,u;,l. his
little blue stn Ks. aud his shirt nnl The whiio
s'il'-,r: said j" must wear slips at first,
not dresses. Every things ready. a hoy,
you said. Oh Il" lrl n,r l,"Il him now
!" old MIN .,"airl ;'"rl ;.ni tried tn
quiet her, hnt without S,ic,rns. Out doors
wind was rising, s"fl wind. fragrant VII.
trees. u sighed al III" open window, aud
swept Il brunch of thc birch tree a;.ans; the
up!mr Ininrs.
Til" DEACON :;"l To ri.r In rios" the -lasH,
hn' She moved un'si!N rs il /" :;ii NJ in l'".'.
IL" l''' ''l: arms uI' tn support her. S''a
hardly s"sinr,l Ia or feel TIN IN. Slowly
h"l G,'~ grew ra'ian, Will, surldis" aud d.
light.
",h, ynn l.,v" Iron-l, him 10 mr at l.,st"
s''"'ri"d viii, l,al"'s "i,st'"rhr'l ",.uicl,
n'v" hin w nv here. rl"sr 10 iuy heart Oh,
how dear. h"w l"am,if.I h"is ! had not
though; h" you'd l" ''al l";,,ii!rl.
~" l"ll h'r nrns Us if'iny rn"Yt'cl Il
t'il" iurm and '"n' l"r fare over ,i,"m in
,in'i"l"s, m"':"-l' i:' ',";l.
Ny hit',! mN hii,, ~" y.'ii irrl.,l Then.
vii i..S'.l' %! ut'"t e',:ii,n'. s,rh hari. upon
ln;' pillows.
Tie women ,p~ust.,i,s listc,,ol for III.
s"'ind "i voices :n 'nsiw ;::.:'iu. expecting 10
b" summoned. l,I: .., s', ,.n'nil,,.s came.
%i='', md .n,h,lls., tr!l in No ,.;'r,l"' aud
rl"s"i ;l,'nt H." l'";p." lnr'ia put II lamp
"nisih" thu rlinml"r .!unr and shut TIL" .l"nr
quietly. She .inii,r,l luma:,l HE i," wh.lr
Mrs. 1'r'ir seemed Ia h" ;,s!r';,. "r h,sI,rd.
with his l.,,r hu'ir.l in III" pillow. nr''r Nrr
Sh" l"ft all Ill" IHsr-*iiry ARTICLES for tho
night and moved away with nni-.l,-..s .stsp
I'll" hour: wen, IN slnwly and misil'n;ly. T!,n
stars .hn,,r ont in I'll" SKY u; Last. Will" tho
flowers slept down in 'l," shr'p":'. "ml Ill"
litt!r bird was ..',i, rocked in I,is-'''i rr"llr
All m's sill in ;!ir Eui;sr Ml''r .!.iilrn's
f,"' l,,'l n'v': in,l'r'rd up and down, nor
rl,ildru,: ,oi,,'s ,rhur,l.
When u,crniu::. calm nHnl SHINY. frightened
the quiet room, il showed tho wnnl,n; t:,rc
,:!"riIi"'l with IL snilr "ta;s,n,rI":' Who
knows Perhaps in'i.rd, her baby lad hpcn
brought 4" hrr.
l;rsll" hrr white aud van in Tho sunshine,
lazy ini ithtu! companion. Whether lrnr,.;
':n break ar not. r,uunl I'LL. lIr,vrn. at
l''i+'. had mr'rilu'!y li i''m iii" together.
..;ni"'l ~. ., hey lived 'r,nc Winthrop. in
New York %rwe.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-13
Eating Human Flesh.


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