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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04
The Limit Of Speed.

The speed oflocomotiyes has not
Increased with their weight md rize.
There IL a natural law which stands
IN the way Of this. IT We double the
weight on the drivingswheels, the nd.
lcsion, and consequent capacity for
drawing loads, IN plso doubled. lea
sening in nm analogous way, IL
might loo said That II we doubled the
circumference Of the wheels the dis
tnnce that they viii travel IN one
revolution, and consequently the
speed Of the engine win be In Hike pro-
portion. But, II this bo done, II will
require twice ns much power Ia turn
the large wheels as was needed for
the small ones: and then We encoun-
ter the natural Inv that the resist
ance increases as the square Of the
speed, aud probably Mt ever u great.
or ratio nc very high veloeities. At
sixty miles nm hour the realstanos 81
u train IN four times aa greatas u IN
Mt thirty miles. Tint IN, the pull on
the drawer-bnr Of the engine must be-
four times ~ great In the one case 1s
IL In IN the other. But NJ sixty miles
nm hour this pull must lo excrted for
II given distance In hnlf the timo that
IL IL nj thirty miles, 80 that the
amount Of power eXerted and steam
generated IN n given period of time
must bo eight times M great In the
one cnse IA In the other. This nciIna
TINT tho r%unuptiV af the bniLpa
cylinders md the other parts mast
be greater, with n corresponding adj
dition 90 the weight of the machine.
Obviously, II the weight per wheel IL
limited, We soon rcaeh n point Mt
which the size Of the driving. wheels
and other parts cannot be enlarged;
which means TINT there III n certain
portion of wheels, cylinders and boil.
or which viii givea maximum speed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04
'.0ueer'' Nutincrs.

Prom the Detroit journal
NotlongaRoaspruc businesslo d
ing young mnn, carrying n satclel
full Of nutmcgs struck Detroit. lilo
put up Mt ono Of the best hotels, Or
dered campaigns with his dinner,
and later chilled on n well known
Wholesale grocer.
Here nrc "A few samples Of u largo
amount Of nutmegs which ! own nld
am dispoeing oi chenply-3D cent? n
pound, while the regular price IL IS
eents,' he sud, opening the grin.
The grocer thought lac sawa bnrgnin
ns did several other Acknowledgements ~
to whom the samples were shown.
lie bought n large consignment, paid
eneli, nnd put them IN stock. A 6w
days after the atrnnger had left town
the grocer CHANGED TO sample ore,
Tie nutmeg looked NIL right and
emelled nil right, but IL Ind no tnsia,
Several were sent 90 n chemist f,r
nnalysis. 10 VIA found that Tao
stranger had gone ono better than
the wooden nutmeg story. Tiny
were pecan nuts. They had bsn
picked while green, dried, and boii.sl
IN n mixture containing pulvorind
nutmeg, which gave them the ann,e
appearance aud flavor na genuine.
Ihegfoccr, with several othora wito
hnd been dnped, got their henda TO.
RetIicf, ngtSrd to keen auiet, ard
ri'isod u sum TO hunt the awfadlsr
down. lilo hasn't been found, bit
the story is out.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04
Something About stssIs,.

In no direction Inns growtns
hntionuliam shown itself more
nntly and generously than 10 3
given 10 explorers. The espe
Of Austrians commapded 2 4
yondobnir 10 search t,r sianf1z
cnlls thcexpeditions foA M rieaas'
sought no patiently icr ~
Franklin, and tho eo~9psrairs
England In searching W oaf
Loaf mcn, not to forget tie slefs
Rnsain IN the same line and Of s@s
The probabilities now io'h phe,
able for Stanley. The ttaftsas
Of tho mon Ii eombatise, ~
opposite Of LivingHtonsi ana
more likely to hnye tlitdsfsa.s
iJght n pnssagc than 70 VIM
tiyes 10 allow a ~peaenasie asss
The drift over nh Northern sas
trail AirIcn Ia westward; aisa r.
comes u more wnrlikesplrit
route was sure To be eoiitsa.
loss. however. II u oeeuf, Wy
10 lend 20 expeditions that ~
thnt portion Of tbs DARK .e
10 whites.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

a graceful, handsome Rloux, assembled O.,
little knoll % ground used as q speakart
rtnad aud said
have listened 10 tho talks Of our OLE
leaders. Sitting Bell and black Thunder
Thry are bpponed "a the treaty. Thes
speak t4io heefily aud fnahly, Their word
should I've carefully weighed and considered
hetufe leaving the tongue. They Know no
what they fhy, The tfratg h for our benefit
and ! for une, shall eigH,
A dead calm followed ihedeiiaht ettefanee,
ofths young braves short speech, AZ lasi
sitting iIHil slowly nfbHr lie majestic
ally wrapped tho folds Of his red blanket
about him, and with o great sweep of hh
right arm mhde 4 high 10 his ~foli9NetH
THEFT, NJ oile imam, the entire horde arcs,
md dashed Oh maHse towards The yonhg
Indian. Ills fate was surely scaled had mol
Chief Gall appeared and ppfcinptnfily dc
mnnded order and silence, His sudden and
unexpected appearance had n soothing niIeei
upon tho Indians. Ills htaWpy arms were
faised aioft. and the Indians suddenly die
petpcd 20 their wagons and ponics. ual
then called apou the braves 20 Inform hin
what thia uhHeeniy demonstration was
Here Sitting hull silently ppoehed away, th,
young, heroic speaker followed, ieHvine
Hack Thunder alone 10 fiee the ire 81 Gail
Black Thunder made u fteble explanation 81
his mud hia followers nettbn. GBllb fHu
turned perfectly iivid with pentsup passion
what mean your he almost screamed "Jt
not THE council for You oil 20 express yoni
respective opinlonsf i.egonet" he hi1sed &c
the crying blaek Thunder, 'and lot mo heat
Of no repetition Of thia." Black Thunder
meokly strnde 10 his pony, Haddled mud
mounted him aud bounded over tbs hill
The other indiana silently droru away e
their hoinrs, IL IL probable that Calls auds
tisn breaking NJ Of the powwow viii put ~
ehd 10 the holding ~ any mfther councils
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04
ps.ps,.de Killed ), Woman.

Tho notorious Lone iiigiwasman," whe
has for tho past twa years heeii u terror %
travellers Ia the yiriuity OF Kerry vile, Texas,
aud who Inns, Without the hhaiatHties OF u
single confederate, repeatedly robbed stagr
coaches, rinsd mail bags, and gone through
ns many as hix commercial tfatelefH 10 broad
daylight without the slightest ineonyrnients
Hr reHlatanrs, has been Killed He was short
by Mrs, lhssie DAY NJ her home on the
head prong of lilo ARhinal, Hbndgfu
county Mfs, Hays story 81 the killing h IA
follows last Muhday morning ] was
rltting on the iioor NJ NY room, when Huds
denly n man Appeared Oh the 'front.' gallery
lie had n red handkerchief tied around bio
hand, and u piece ofblart calico over bis face.
! said What do you want hefe7' lie answered
~ IL none Of your bunihess' then said get
oHthnt gallery or ~ kill you lialauElied aud
said you're q plueky wumat but ~ haze
what ] want out ~ this house ~ burn u
down over yout head by this time ! hal a
needle gun and hp entered. drew " d9wh
on him within eighteen inches of the henft,
hut u snapped aud he enid, De SnB III hill
you, ut The anne time producing y long.
Keen sbiaded knife and aimed u ut my throat,
I wardcd on tho blow, the neAt time he struck
tho end Of the knife stuck In my forehead,
making on ugly RnAh A. tho anma time ]
reversed ends oi my gun and struck him over
tho head, telling him 10 the noor, and before
he could rise, ] had reversed the gun mud
pulled tho trigger. This time IL iird, the
bullet taking effect in bis left side, Ito gave
IN ugly yell aud rolled out on tho porch. !
looked for another ~oagtidgs. but the blood
WAS streaming dawn my Hes 90 ! could not
hnd them. I wiped II OF with my apron and
reloaded my gun lie had by this time al
most reached his hofan, I took good niu
and Cred. but | don't think | hit him, Ny
husband waH up ~ tbs Canon, but when he
came home, ~ lew hours nftar dark, ho I'M
modiately organized n pnrty OF rHngrrH.
They traiied him for a distance of twguty
miles by his blood and found him dead. His
nams Is unknown. but he II recognized Co he
for two yeafs pnst terrorined The whole Han
dcFo to~unty"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04
The, Couldn,t Play II on Him.

~ think tbe so-eniled sharpers of
New York City nre tho most unpro'
grcsnlye robbers IN the country for
they try To work strangers by tho
ann,e tricks they played thirty years
aeo,o seid o st. Louis lawyer to u
reporter recently In tho Hohnan
House. A few weeks ago nm an'ient
trick was attempted on my friend
and fellow attorney on tho wabash
legal staff. My associate Is young
md bns n Western look, facts which
the dn~ll.brninod Gotham crook took
nseyidonees OF ycrdancy. When the
st. Louis railroad lawyer entered
New York City be went TO the Wa
bnsh Office, $40 Broadway, aud
thence To tho Metropolitan Hotel,
whore he put up. When he walked
out on the street after dinner u well.
dressed fellow approached him y
said cordially, Let mo see, sold
you n bill ofgoods once. Your name
IN s=@af JDIHhDii, bAh 'h' Wv
Lmis lawyer, taking In tho situa.
tion and giving TINT false mime.
fYea. Johnson, said the New Yorker,
,nnd yon'cr IN the 'Gimlet bust
meas nj Sc. Louis snid my friend,
seeing that the man wanted his bush
ness and city. Yes, the gimlet l,nsi-
meas ut sc. Louis, said the crook.
Where nre you etoppiBg7" At the
Metropolitan, said my friend. Yes.
yes, said my friend, his eyetwinl ling
with Western huntOt ms lie spoke, Il
have Just o II inrgo prize in tho
Louisiana Lottery, and would like
To have you go with mo ma
identify mo Mt the New York office
Of the concern The crook bit his
lips neryously, looked sharp Mt my
friend ns II he thought him a d'fec.
tive, made u laundering reply, and
In less than n minute stepped into
the crowd and Disappeared
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

A young lady who 2assed several
weeks nc a noted country hoJes was
obliged, on the account Of pressure
for room, 20 occupy a bedroom on
the ground floor which was ventilat-
cd rom only one window. Asthe air
was very close and sultry she opened
this one evening, with the intention
OF partly closing ID later on. Lying
down on her couch for a temporary
rest her fatigue 40 overcame her that
she slept the sleep Of the jjast until
after three IN the morning. Getting
up hastily TO adjust matters she dis
covered that she was not the only
occupant Of the room, for three hens
were quietly roosting on tho foot
board Of her bed. They had entered
through the window, without, how
ever, any fowl intent, and 20 quietly
that the seund sleeper was net die.
turbsds
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04
Mnnf uscs of Cnsior on

The average boy has an idea TINT
CASTOR oil WINS got up for the torture
OF all kids who have enrefnl mothers
toprotectt them from thefell DESTROYER.
lie In mistaken, like n majority Al
grown people who only reeari eaat,u
oil as u medicine. Only q very smell
proportion oft h consumed In thi,i
manner. Castor oil forms one of tim
best lnbrientors, and IL raed s,,,
gfcns'ng wagons and other purposes
where tho price does not prohibit A.
lhci u ~ burned ns MI iluminator,
not only by the Jews for their Rnb'
bnth lamp, but elsewhere.
lndin, whore largo dunBtitiea al
INC seed are rnised, the oil IL add,si
10 Tho nntivc condiments 10 iay,,t
them, IL h also made into mn ,lla
minatlng gus In India. In this ooua
Try cnstor oil il used 10 droaa Nj
rocco lenthgr. California, kansas
Iowa and Illinois are tho prinoipsI
reetiohs oi this country where IN
seed is rniscd, mud tho enstor an
presses at Bclleyille, tlls nre among
INC most extensive Ia the world :
druggist IN Globe. Democrat,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04
oi...,rou. In Canton.

A FIRE started Ia tho third story Of the Syn.
dieate block, which IL situated In tho hsart
Of the city Of Canton, u. r., aud for n time II
looked NJ ifthe whole city was doomed. Tbs
ERE spread rapidly fre m building 20 building
until .hc busineas cent or Of tSe beautiful city
WINS one mass Of lettpinE, roaring flames,
whose forks shot upWards and lighted the
sky for miles around. In lsss
fbaE two hours one whole block
was destroyed inrludtag the Dakota Loan
and Trust company, the p~ostofhce, fourteen
places Of bueineas and the Merchants hotel.
Canton hos no FIRE Department. bat the at.
sens fought bravely and finally saved the
adjacent biosks. Weird was cent TO the
Sioux Falls FIRE depa ttmrnt, twenty miles
away, which resps nded bTavely, max
ing the run IN les than thirty
minutes. They did ,Scellent service upon
their arrival here, whhih was appreciated by
every citisen OF Cantot. Tho loss IL estimni.
cd al 800, 900 and the insurance 10 light.
One proprietor Of q grocery store went crazy
over the Intense excite nent and lain a~rriticai
condition. New hHilHihaB will be erected 81
pees % che sits OF the burned dissslsh
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

II IL reported that n devil fish, or
occnn vampire, weighing fully two
tors, was recently caught In n fishing
seine on tho Mexican coast near
Tampico. When dead and spread
Dat ON Tho beach, IL presented every
appearance Of an enormous bat or
vampire. II was fifteen feet long and
seventeen feet wide from the edges OF
tho pectoral fins, and It's mouth was
five feet across.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

The swiftcst bird on tho wing Is tho
frignte bird, u sort OF nautical bird
of prey. Sailors believe that IL can
start with tho peep Of dawn from the
eoast Of Africa, and. following tho
trade wind, land on tho American
eoast before sunset. IL enn undoubt.
cdly fly moro than 200 miles an hour,
but We do not know Of any trust
worthy record Of speed OF which IL Is
capable.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

a.
... - 40 il our foot ie lamed Or los letH
~ IL tha service u our God, our haftisl pr our
1,hat 4 the most beautiful tnOt thas goes
.t,,,,f mathis Of greatest usefulness, an tpat
~. wnst beautiful hand that doea Tie most
~ ~ helm otbesa, was Tendlng Of Tires
san,on who we're IN rivalry about ne up,
,s,'rnnes III tho hnnd. Aud The pne reg uetied
H. hand with berries, n hald thp psnu'
,Ihd tinas made hers the most bet, n ifhi
All aasthrr tspt her hand Ia the iso'Fa,ta.n
hs.,oE, and snid rs the watere dnpPp ~ on,
tint l,sf Inna was ths mort bsaunla. ann
ans,bef plueked flowers on the bank hna
,,,sder The bloom rpntsndel b q bet hani
saa he most attractive. Then n po,lr ol1
,sn,.an apnoarcd, and looking ~ ~ bsr
dearepituda naked for aims Ana = Npmnn
xjtn ind not taken part IN The hYnira Eaye
he's nlm And al tho wonpen rrsolNt ~ -
lea 10 tu Tits beggnf tho question: gts 70
ahieh Of ali tho hands present WIS ths nioet
"ttsactiy.. and she sail "rhe most heanti'
al ~ tben ali IL tho one that gave relief 70
my nafessliiea.' = aud as she so snid hef W .hslee
III raea and sur decfrpithde am ne,
Lody dIsappeared and III place thereof stuou
~ f.l,rlst who long K said, "lnist,,le yen ~
~ ala h Ia aIe Of the least Ut therr. ~ dia
Il a. msii and who 90 purchase the psr'te OF
dur hnud and lgGt hero ON earth OF ~ Fesur.
reetion state, had his " Band aao 'oot
iaaafatad
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04
Nnrrets OF roreIrn Noma.

A dispatch frot, Madrid announced tina.
Marshal Basaine died In that city. rla
cause OF death VIA heart disease. ke Ind
been III for -syerel days. Noth;ng hns been
said unpublished ilbonth him lately and the an
nouncement Of his death recalled him 10
many persona who had almost entirely for,
gotten bim. His exile has been spent for ths
most part IN u rendition bordering upon
eeunlor, aud the little money which came %
him from tlmn ID, time was contributed by
some OF tho few prisons WIN adhered 10 ths
belief TINT he was u victim OF circumstance
and tho iagratitu,Ie Of tho country hp served
fnlthtaily mud we'll
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04
How q womau !, VIC.

49,
Good looks cut u small
love making, and iuere play
at all In yoath. People nav.
old before they become sofss
then love has taken wings,
may have a voice like 40 -.
harm door, u nose Ike . 49,
foot like y fiddle box,
hams, teeth like - step
like q iny's aud u mouth htss
door, and II he sues judieisss
rows of misfortune can
wreath from hia brow p
keeps clean slaven, clean ~
Glenn mouth. liz may beslz
To the very verge pf smnelas
oiephantine In movements W.
slona, but %perfumed With us
fresh linen and possesses
enough 60 Use Dts tongue,
any woman whom ite sta'
'afe. Chicago Times.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

A curious fact revealed by the
monograph Is that people generally
no not know their " voices. The
husband win recogn izc his wife's
voice In a phonogram, md The wifo
will recognize the husbands, but
neither win recognize their own
speech.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

An enormous wnve IL reported 10
have struck the beach at Baracoa, In
Cuba. recently and flowed inland for
"A distanc Of 400 feet before itretired.
IL destroyed in its course nearly 800
huts and houses, but happily no
lives, an the inhabitants saw 10 COM
ing and fed TO thenearest hin. Curl
ously enough, tho wave was neither
tidal nor due 10 earthquake disturb
nnce, but, II is stated, TO n north
wind which had blown for three
successive days.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

The big ~beet-sugnr factory OF Claus
Spreckles Mt Watsonv lille, Pa, vii
begin operations on Sept. Is. Owing
TO the fact that the bects were not
planted until late in the season, only
$50 tons per day Gun be obtained,
the works having a capacity Of 100
tons. There are 1e3 farmers, with
1900 acres of land, under contract
for this season, but tho acreage OF
the supply viii be doubled by next
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

A woman who acted suspieiously
In a drygooda store was taken into
custody, and when examined there
were found In a pocket of her sacqne
and in IN umberella which she car
ried six yards OF sash, silk, six small
table mats, one meat chopper, two
brushes, two pair of gloves, two
pnir Of socks, three pocket-books
and n napkin-ring.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

Mr.. genisc, CT Dayton, o., who died
the other day, is said 10 have been
worried to denth by the accidental
discovery that his wife, n few months
before, had been buried while in n
state Of trance, and when too late
revived.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

tackled by an Iadtan named May.dway.swon
o-nind, The Indian struck the hlacksmltb
over the head whh y laree, heavy padloel
and ATTEMPTED ID repeat the blow, saying. u
am going 20 NIL You. "The blacksmith Aalset
q hammer but Was prevented rom nalng u
BY Indian by-niKndeta, Tbs hlaeksmlthl,
wound Il a scrloia one, tho A.nlp being ont
open ~ two pla,ns, obe Of the Rnshea balne
several inches In length. MaYsfwaygwon.o
mind has always been rngarded a. a dssper.
a.s character and II aarod hy tho Inalans
He bonaiel heAafk he wontInfo ths shon thnt
hh would klli thui blacksmith AID nfterward
the reet of Che wlhte met nt the reservation
He 10 now under lirreet, guarded By the ply
pican and preneh,r Thnmpson has ratnfnee
from htalueiJ. lie could o got n warrant
the county attsnIey refusing % issue QUE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

During n courtship Of six years an
English lover and his sweetheart ex-
changed 1000 lettors-b00 eaeh-
and now she ia suing for breach OF
promise.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

The yellow fever fund keeps on
growing and unfortunately the fever
does nlso. The unselish generosity
of the country is theonly ray oflight
that pierces tho gloom ut Jackson
vile.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04
Nessabout i,eopio.

A ~telegfam irotI areea,lIle, Pa. hays that
AZ the esiseion of he Eric conference of the ~
Y. church, whes tho name Of liey J. n
Holmes wrs enlltsl on The N-lperhnnuhted iiat
Il was discovered that he had died Ia Minno
sota II years ago, hut hia hame had beef
called at conleieu 20 aYery year since. ijlshot
Foster haid u va. the most remarkable rns
he ever heard Of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04
In Portrayed they cure a quick tenn
pefed person by inviting everybody
TO- give him n kick.

A comparison OF the work OF Eng
llsh, French md American detectives
show the latter 20 be IL per cent.
nhend all around.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

A Florida planter has contracted
10 furnish IL New York dealer with
,ooo 900 cabbeges during the sea-
son.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

The activity OF the German emperor 40.
pears 20 hnow no bounds, aud ofcoufaai IL not
locked upon altogether with approval by
political ~eoRnoseenti NJ hems and abroad.
Tho obvious u MT very Bnttofing
parallel bet woen wilhelm II, and
the ultrn e~coonttie parent OF the grrat Fred.
erik represents tho opinion which III
tslllsent Foreigners appear 10 have formed
OF him, aud thu rnthar nnchhritable con-
clusian arrived 40 that the symptoms ofin.
tolerance and unnatural nrstlessness which
ars exhibited 80 early IN his reign
viii brng him oil the s0oncr % the state Of
mind TINT rendered. the latter ysarr OF bis
ancestor a rurse 10 hia country aud his death
n relief To all sround him One class Of Ger
mans, however, look with unmissd ~aatintae.
ton upon thu irroprcsHiblu Flea life, /" na it IL
privately termed Of The nrw khiHef, and hail
With pleasure every maniicAthtiDniof iinperis
ouHners aud jpnkrriam, TIL voters for
Lehkenecht aud their NOR. or lens open
sympathiEern candIdly own that tho popular
Wy Of the late Frederick, the general belief Ia
his wishes 20 atneliorats the condition Of tha
masAes and gradually eoueede 10 the people
a larger shire IN tbcgoyprnmeiit Of the conn,
try, would have guistsd the general olhmor
and deferred for years tho uprising against
the armed tyranny which they feel regards
them merely as so much material for tho I'D,
yaneeinent of the ambitious schemes Vt their
hereditary masters. There are now, work
men. no inconsiderabie number Of the sol
dlery aud many officers Of the lower grades,
kept always conscious that there II no relief
nom m cxistence scarcely better than that
of the beasts. except by a concerted revolt,
and that to enlightened mtn iifa an sptii
conditions IA u~nenanarbie, A for the 0nis
pcror. the only sign that he haR given NJ
change 81 purpose IN any respect may ba
explained by The natural Inference that he
does not care 10 suffer his anti. Engllsh feel.
inga To weigh against hia interests, II II
evident that hiH several interviews with tho
prince 81 Wales have resnltc1 Ia the roDcius
sion that England may be- useful 81 him at
no distant dry, that It's navy ish thing 60
be- enyied aud its naval administration Il
matter worthy Of study. lie will hardly nnd
that the mere adoption of the English nnyni
uniform by the German Murine will make a
rnre 81 railors out Of men who arr not so by
disposition.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-10-04

Many years l,go the lssa''s
men md breeders Of Epg'a's
ed tho word chestnut z
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