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cor 4 NAME AND 4 PLEDGE
The Citizens Movement ChrIateaE ItseIT the
PeopIe's Municipal League.

The Citizens Movement ChrIateaS ItaelT the
People's Municipal League.
The Executive Committee OF the citizens
movement met In Chairman Julian T. Daves's
oIice yesterday afternoon, and after q cCnfab
two hours long produced a form of pledge
under which TO enlist recruits for reform
The committeeman present weIe J. T. Davies,
James +. Archibald Gustav IL. Schwab, r. W.
G. Yelling ouis F. Post A. c. Bernheim. and
Alfred Ashley. The Rev. Thomas Ducey,
though not II member OF tie Executive Com
mittee. was there Here is the pledge:
PEOPLES MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
Firs-Muncipal government is business. not politics.
Sec nd-MuuciUA. elections should be divorced from
State and national puiIcs
lhrd-MuuicipaI officers should he chosen solely for
buslness abi.iry and personal integrity.
FOurth-Municipal officers should bo independent of
20 itirai parties, rails bosses. aud factions
Flfth-Ihe care OF city property, TIE management of
hisrS the collection AMI expenditure ~ city
revenues the development Of systems or rRpid transit
and tho impartal and vigorous enforcement OF RBor
legislation and OF measures To- the Improvement Of Ihe
homes OF the industrial casseS ran safely be nrustei
only officers chosen under the operation or these
PRINCIPLES.
believing in these prnciaes, tho Undersigned enroIls
hinlse as member OF tho PeOpes Municipal LraRur
candidates tor nun. .cipal or comfy Offices un
luarLsdly pedRei to q same principles aui who's.
known character s guarantee that they vii. maintain
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Gliding Srademies.
wHAr1sA BorzA1NG EsrAB11sHMEHrs

EQCfSTRlAE OUTFITS; illustrated catalogues trOa
II WHITMAN SADDLE co. 1l8 Chambers st
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26

IN a speech delivered BY Gen Curt,
al reunion et the Oae Hundred and Sew
euteentl New York regiment be sa,s 9
brlet account C his aavaoce &. Fort Fisher.
Jan e, 1850 He sad: with the On.
HllDdrsd and SeTenteez.a IN tie place
ot honor On the right, the azzauls ~as made
II series Of advances IL s thin LIE, 70 they
-o1ld nos catca tie bAlIA After tee army
had a.3vAncsz. certain distances. tss infantry
tConfsdsrateg was called CIT % tac parzpesz.
Then We knew l. meant business, aod IAea
came res4 from thess zz>c@zzvs s6vzpc-z
We were nearer the fort tEa1 IN a-rny had
ever been before. We were w1thin to- plans
g he Ere ot sTtirSry, and there w. S.oyzp.d
for brss1E N pace Of Comparative s=fety.
Every MN sr1 ozsc=r kuZgs5 tAe eaxrA
Soon ire sGyau-e wa vscEsn ths pkzx@ II
fire, se>sLlng fer spsrtSSres wrAcs osr artillery
nst mace, and WITH ax~s n2uax ota@r aS.r-
lures II the ez@uy maze Ensz&xe, n wa
that trey did MT rs141ns sse pArxy@< ard esue
a. dexa with nzs<sSs- T-ls~@-Es l. E1lz-1<.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26
.er lights.

DH- LCbp ADAlhAl fASDEsAOA~h
DR.. Canpas SALES. the new minister of JUS
tice, is thought by many foreigners TO be the
most promising member Of the new cabinet.
He is lawyer Of great ability; but this has
only lately appeared, and Braziiians absent
few years from their country have never
heard Of him. He was selested for the post
by President Fonseca on his own Judgment.
Eduardo VandenkolAI, minister of marine,
was an admiral in the Brazilian navy and
came, therefore, TO his present post by regu-
lar promotion. He held substantially tho
same relation 70 naval officers and seamen
that Gen. FonSeca did to the army, and as
far as it was necessary 70 bring the navy
into the revolutionary scheme he doubtless
did the work These two ara the authors Of
the revolution.
Dr. Aristide Lobo, minister of the interior,
won his place by being the most forcibie
speaker and writer il the republican clubs Of
Rio. He is a pleasant faced, studious man,
only 10 years Of age-one Of those who pro
coed to political changes by campaigns OF
education
DR.. Demetrius Ribeiro. minister Of agri-
culture, is a new man in Rio, the least known
OF all the officials. He comes from some place
in the interior-probably from one Of the
granger states" as Yankees would say-a
Brazilian Jerry Rusk
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26

sive silk and in luxurious velvet and satin.
The stage of today contributed a goodly
share TO the characters presented. Mrs
Potter as Cleopatra, Mrs. Langtry as Lady
Macbeth, Booth as Hamlet, Barrymore az
Capt Swift, Elsie Leslie as Little Lord
FaunJleroy, Mary Anderson as Galatea and
Louis James as the Jester, are among the
more prominent OF the reproductions Some
are not altogether appropriate 4 baxon
Tsutonic belle with blue eyes, yellow hair
and an 1So-pound stalwart frame seems a SOL
ecisrn when made up as the immortal bru-
nette, Cleopatra Neither is there much
poetry or beauty in a Little Lord Fauntle-
roy who is impersonated BY an old maid Of
So whose angularities obtrude themselves
upon the spectators vision at every point
possible.
There is, however, q very noticeable i'm
p-ovement in costumes this year. The mar
tistic combinations and contrasts so common
formerly are nov exceedingly rare. The
new school of art designing started by Joseph
ksppler, the famous editor Of Puck, and de-
veloped by Hamilton Bel, Dazian and Sta
pies Rowe is bringing forth good fruit under
the fostering care of the AFion, the Lieder-
kranz and the other great organizations of
New York While keppier deserves credit
for the idea, Bed IS eRtitted to more for the
work. OF the superb raiuelt worn that ght
he designed more than q hundred costumes
Some were perfect pictures IN themselves, 4
1.-THE and graceful brunette dressed in the
directoire style seemed 20 have stepped out
of the Reign Of Terror into the present aga
A Flemish lady might have been painted by
Rubens or Vandyke. Two Polish bellies might
have walked out of the famous canvas, "A
Russian Wedding Feast OF equal beauty
were an Assyrian princess, Roman senator's
wife, a favorite of the hareul, Moorish
emir's daughter and an Arthurian beauty
All OF these were delightful studies. Beyond
their intrinsic beauty they were conscientious
reproductions Of fashions long ago dead and
buried
But the cost of these costumes is something
10 make the frugal minded stare and shiver.
II is now bad form to hire a disguise; the
masker must, If he or she wishes TO preserve
social status, have one designed by an artist,
made from the finest materials and put TO
eether by fashionable dressnaker A Vene-
tan dress made in this manner was cut from
the finest satin and embroidered with small
pearls, bullion and silk floss It's entire cost
was 500. Another suit, Princess Brun-
hide of silver aruior, six and velvet, cost
$50 No better commentary than these fig
ures can be made upon the luxury If not the
extravaganza Of he II the metropolis
FALES-CUgTIS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26

amateur farmers. II Is alleged that Horace
Greeley raised fine crop Of potatoes which
cost him g. each, and late millionaire
boasted Of his success when he lad sednced
the net ioss on bis farm TO $40 600 year
but the Queen nas made decided SUCCESS N
cattle raising and mas recently taken sofns
great prizes.
In butter making also she taxes q front
place, using only the best appliances, srch a.
TIE latest and raost elective churRs and cnol-
ers. The British nobility have from the first
exceeded those Of other countries in their de-
votiOn 70 outdoor life, and much q the popu-
larity Of the prince cousort, the queeEx hun
band. was due 20 his hove for and knOx3sdSe
Of rural hfa Hs es:ath&h-d and the aaeeu
has maintained the two szrus h Windsor
park, known respectively as the Show and
the Flemish farms, con tanning togeshsr /, 10
acTe1
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26
SACRED SNAKES.
Many Million People Still Wor.
ship Great Serpents.
OF AFRICA'S SCALY DEITIES.

| The Serpent Temple of Whydah-The
Priests Select Big and Non-yenomous
Snakes-The Great Impostor of Asia
Minor in the Second Century.
That any human being should worship a
snake appears, reasoning priori and speak
ing bluntly, SO Internally unlikely that at
first hearing any man would denounce it as a
lie. Indeed we should not now believe word
Of it were it not proved by evidence that ex-
cludes all doubt, for it is certainly true that
many millions Of people pay votive honors Of
some kind TO serpents.
Almost equally curious is the fact that the
uncivilzed do now, as all people once did
credit the snake with some unusual powers
of mind, while the fact is that it is the stu
pidest Of al highly organized vertebrates.
The goose is an animal Solomon compared 70
the snake, while the cromwell, the crow
ranks very high even among birds in the
matter Of cunning. But it is the combined
testimony of all naturalists that OF all dry
land, air breathing creatures WITH flexible
bony systems, spinal marrow and facility Of
movement, the snake has the least cunning
the fewest resources in time of danger, the
least adaptation 10 new circumstances and
probably the smallest capacity to take care
for his life
And yet that stupid creature cuts big
figure in the early myths OF all people. is
worshiped, or propitiated in some way, by
some fifty millions of people now, is figured
In all ancient and much modern jewelry as
an emblem OF wisdom, and even among the
most civilized people is an important part Of
ghost and witch stories.
Some of the old tales are 70 the last degree
comical; many are simply horrible, and many
more disgusting. In the majority Of cases
there is a woman and a serpent mixed in the
story, and sometimes, from our imperfect
knowledge OF the language or the involved
style of the story, it is impossible to tell
which Is the woman and which the snake, or
which has control Of the other. In the old
pictures and statues, however, one very often
sees the serpent body with a handsome wo-
manly head, but rarely, if ever, the serpent
bead on the womanly body; but what the be
nighted old heather meant by the oombina-
ton no one can now say with certainty
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26

| s----zz'7ss sne uenzens OF the oeep ana some
benevolent and very well fed dolphins save
nlm from drowning and bring him safely to
the land, where King Fernandez and his court
welcome him in royal style.
HE living pictures were wonderfully well
rendered The costumes, ornaments weapons
and musical instruments, the furniture and
Tappfngs were fac-simiies of those employed
In the early years Of Hellenic history. So
careful IVES the work and so close the repro
duction Of historical facts that even the hair,
beard and compieuons were made up so as
to be faithful copies OF the past.
The grouping and posing were Of equal
artistic merit. Each scene could have been
photographed and would have made won
derfuliy valuable picture Of ancient Greek
life. The effect upon the audience was cleo
tTic. Each tableau was applauded to the
echo-sedate old German gentlemen increas-
ing the noise by loudly shouting '@Hoch!
Viva EncoreH and making linguistic
chaos that was as amusing as it was sincere
The next great feature of the ball was 1.-The
dance of the Bayederesn regiment Of
handsome girls had been hired for the pur-
pose and trained by masters until their work,
individual and collective, was fa1ltles The
costumes were the most beautiful of the kind
ever seen in New York There have been
Bayadere dances and dancers time and time
again il Gotham. Many have been Of so
high character as 70 receive the praise of
press and public alike. But none can be COM
pared with the Arion's. The women were so
young, handsome and graceful, the dresses so
beautiful, brilliant and suggestive, that the
entire audience was held spelIbound. 1t may
Ia cafd ar MT hat -pc Arior r;-
more and more every year upon hired talent
Originally It's special features were presented
by Its own members. With its growth and
above all, with theever increasing popularity
Of its balls, the members became loath to ap-
pear before the public and professionals were
called IN 70 supply toe deficiency. Acrobats,
tumoiers, high kickers, fancy dancers, ballet
girls, danseuses, stage managers and art di-
rectors have been the stepping stones, until
today the most attractive part Of the enter
talnInent IS that which is rendered IN whole
or IN part by professionals.
When the entertainment was over the
floor was given up to the dancers, who
waited and auadriIled through the night
until early dawn. Until L O'Clock in the
morning nearly all wore their masks: after
that hour masks were generally dropped
throughout the opera house.
But the costumes. There was hardly any
thing art could suggest or money purchase
but what appeared upon the dancing floor
Lohengrln, the my1hic knight of the swan,
was there IN silver helmet, chain and plate
mail, and violet velvet cloak, all ermine
trimmed Mephistopneles was present three
or four times over. He vas in fire colored Gotta
tights, in more costly woven wool in expeo-
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consideration, and permitting ready msde-
tailors 70 quote the duke as a customer. The
duchess sings delightful Little satire, part
Of which runs Ike this:
Ivrite letters hiatxrs
Or Medicines patent
And use any ether yoa Enuss1r,
And VOW Ely complexion
Derives is perfection
From somebody's scsp-vhich l. doesn't
tit certainly doeaT.~ the duke quantity
echoes
A happy ending is brought about By the
princes foster mother, weo confessss as fob
lows that she has practsce2S deception:
TIE royal prince was BY the king entrusted
To my fond care, ere grew cid and erzssed;
When traitors came 70 steal his son reputed.
Ny own suaan boy deity substituted:
The villains fen into the trap cozpietely-
hid tie prince away-St1n sleeping s~secty,
called hin son" with pardoaabse siyoss-
His u2ane. LUZ! Behold lis royal highnesS.
She declares that the rightful king Is LusA
the former private drum" who forthwith
assumes the royal robes and crowns ais queen
and former sweetheart, Caslda-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26

Ooe C. tee s-@1oyaoces - watch . pcrzzley
reSsaSIra-s, a. vel Is hose&z, are Sa5 ysc@Aa,
Is cezfla0~l cIzrse Il Eecsv tsseTSzz by
pAtrozS II soap q god gaz-iry . 1s<d IN
tie wzze ro,o-zz- = dEzp,ea-s a. fazs - j, is
PxLo1G liar sr2=kes AID c1zoss are car
r7ei aEay s~ery day, E=1, ssr22ge - Il ray
sesEn, every oar 1n1z a FsszAzrzn. es5--z .
bag Dzsa-sssz s-o<tcx "a Knives. Epoozss ferris,
c1Fs- o1--eg azznss, sazcsr<- Gasd e~sx pSz:ez-
11s c-aa<a "A tss caEt1zs AID Eals. e1d pep-
pr EsaEsrS also csA5ps@r. IA t1s sesss4s i2ss
6@s ~ Gzse gaz<-~s-s II vasx axGSxz sEs
sszved = cogsaoerzsyse sass@i2y, s2o to~sza
az ez--h~4 a'say ~ lAs s1sr-. Esers are
Ezod-eeSe< pecpse zke were sever E.Swa
% bay Es=s<sss. Be- taey Assays 81 tss-r
sszzas tEo<z sae pz1zac szxop-g. TAGs = a.
azzoJ1zs a14 q15se eTp~zssSs- sSs. = n ozs
q t1s ts<s-z1 G. wsz- ard tear "a oz-ss@<zz-
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thing. and il was almost without exception
soInething favorable for the opera and some
thing unfavorahle for the company that pre-
santed IL The latter was eli imported-all En-
glish-and perhaps national prejudice had
something 10 do with the condemnation OF
faint praise vouchsafed by the newspaper men
It is very possible, however, that DOy1ey
Carte's singers put a certain conventionaiity
and stiffness into their work that, while Eng
ish audiences might tolerate it, or even ar-
plaud II, American opera lovers would only
LOOK upon with pronounced disfavor-
But the brightness OF the verse and dia-
logue, and beauty and ''catchineSs' OF the
music have not been denied
Bar2taria is the scene Of the opera, which
is very Venetian. Barataria is mythical
Spanish island, and the heir 20 the throne
has, when the curtain goes up, been lost or
temporarily mislaid. The infant son Of the
king of Barataria was married when baby
to Casilda, the baby daughter OF the Duke OF
Plaza-Toro, an Impecunious Spanish noble
man, and grand nquisitor. When, short
time afterward, the king Of Barataria aban-
doaed tie religion Of his forefathers and be-
came a Wesleyan Methodist, the grand in
quisitor, by order OF the Spanish inquisition,
abducted the young prince and placed him IN
care OF Venetian gendolier twho had a son
Ct about the same age, IL order that when
the young man succeeds to the throne he
shall not have become lnbued with the re-
Iigious ideas of his father. The old gondoher
dies, leaving both boys IL ignorance that one
Of them Is Of royal birth.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26

Two great orchestras supplied the music
for the occasioa-one for dAnciag ana one for
promenading. Before the formal opening the
early corners were treated TO superb con-
cert. So powerful was the band that the
music rose over the hum of conversation sBd
the turmoil inseporable from the coming and
movement OF thousands The selections both
here and during the remainder OF the night,
were more than admirable. Not piece Wa
played which was silly, vulgar or vapld- On
the contrary nearly every number was tS>Aeu
from the works OF some great COMPOSER sns'
was rendered In q manner worlhy OF tic
slthor.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock occurred the ofd-
ciaI opening of the bail The great curtain
swayed and disclosed series OF SUPERB TAB
leaux vivants, representing the lovely myth
OF Prince Arion, one OF the p-ettiesS stories
Of Greek antiquity. the handsome hero, who
combines in himself poet singer ana cythera
PLAYER. sets sail upon the Agean, is pursued
and captured by corsairs and thrown INTO the
saa hT his savage caprors. Here his music
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26
Simple Enough.

The man who knows how TO cure cold has
4 rival in the man who knows how TO color q
meerschauEl. Let the friends Of the IN
happy possessor Of a new pipe once discover
the fact, and the recipes that VIII pour il
upon him VIII make his life burden to him
Boil III OIL" Goat it with beeSwaxE Pat
button in the bowl" Stick corncob
pipe IN the top and Iet the sn0ke pass through
the meerschaum." These Suggestions, with a
thousand Others, make up The chorus which
Is Giuned into the smokers ears
TITS ordeal the Town TaIker went through
rece-Ely. DESTROYS of learning which was
really the correct way 20 turn the dead white
Of his pipe 70 a creamy brown BE sought adj
vice Of an expert, who delivered himself ss
follows: FIJI the bowl only about rwo-thIrcs
full Of tobacco. Smoke very slowly and draw
very sightly Until tse pipe has become hard
eped. Handle the pipe carefully 70 prevent
1t from being scratched and never scrape
it while it is hot Thai Is the whole secret ~
las expert testimony woaId doubtless cave
been successfully adhered 70. but w; or 55zllate-
II the Town Tal1er dropped lis pipe and
spashed IL 70 snithereeEs tie same day
Louisville Commercial
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26

3 lawyer. Hls only
official position pre-
vlOus 70 the begin
nIag CT his coz
Ersslonal career,
which began vith
z e FoEty-ninth
congress, was that
Of states attorney
Of ths Eighth ju-
diciAl circuit Of 4
lnok II IS6@2
lie served e. p-ezi-
dental eiec-45r for
: Z 6 Republicans
when Garfai vas
elected, and was fur
three ysGs = cs1n-
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Waiter Girl-You better get your board in
advance from that man what says hes a
United States detective
Lsndlady-He looks honest
Hes no detective; he'd never suspect any
body Of anything. he ate his naince pie with
cut once looking under the crust New
York Mercury.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26

"Was your patent ship prutecsor-the ons
to keep of torpedo boats-a slccesr"
every scnessful-msde a pile Of money
out OF it."
What are you At work on nOwF'
"a torpedo boat thstn rip the protector
all TO pieces n-The Sun.
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Not What II Seemed.

Johns-Ssy. Charlie, how did you ges along
with the fair belle last nightt
Charlie-We l, found that when I called
there Was only che chair and o sofa in the
parlor.
Johns-Thas IS encouraging. mas. say.
Chariie-Nos by good deal
Johns-Wby not.
Charhe-Her mother occupiea that chair
al the evening -kearney Enie-prlss.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26

panT c1lcer Il tie Ssve-teensh limos In
tzztry. Among tss cos.tezts = be considered
q Ar. Eowel's COMMITTEES VIII * that q
JsAu Baker iRen,l against " :. Fo-zns1.
s-rzag member FOR - BsilsvIl4s IL els-
.ricE- Jeha B1t7er. 3 vii oe REMEMBERED.
defeated =, &. Aoyrisog1. TIE tsz.1 apostle,
ara was % t-zn desea-z-j Or Mr. Ea-zzal
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NO, no." she cried with chs-e.sasAsas
Unto his Plea for onecarsss,
But he took ths kisses al The sarre
And tcsd her DO xas nod 10 hlarse.
For double negatives Esean yea"
Philadelphia Prezz
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26

Mrs Gofrequert (making a caIn-I quits
envy you your little boy, Mira fiyabout, He
looked 50 manly sitting beside you yesterday
wheo yen were out driving.
Mn. Flyabout with sigh}-Yes, bad 70
take Johnny yesterday. Dear little Fsso was
sick.-Chicago Tribune.
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r.a1zs rxrwEEs xlEoo AID oIASrrrA

yAETlNS hkEIJ 49,
TIE TIC Venetian Wives wl-0 were a-o~e1
% zccozuaav tzeiT ELsss@Essls = Bara%A-.a
lsarn q tee early marriage 81 TIE real naon-
srch. whoever lie usay - The s5tzaz2o1 Is
dealt wf-h 5y II Giso-r- n delightfully."- para
cozicsl faSns1-- Tvs k7soA06s zaTe Eat
aged 70 acquire tASse wives, that's t"o-tnrrc-s
4 q husband 70 each wife % 1ascc C&sslda
-=Uli== that sn= declines % -rna-TT vulgar
.rsrsiczs Ths dialogue ls@2s - TIE les.
y.artet IN tee xnots opsra. IN Coussro-
oizsive FaShiou-5 Thzee Of tas vocahs-s. IN
co1tsnspaatave faznSoz1S t1rczg6oat. EzsaE7-
al sossz7n- hymn Ike r1esody, While ons
szgz EFisd pieos Of pAsaer, relzFezng Esso toe
COZ .szr y5lz1Eve fsssaozz as -hs Dext vocalist
takes it Up. Tasn tSey a. chatter az o7cs.
arzzli TIE --coate-nV,-1tI=s f1sa2oE = finally
rsszrnsd b. al
TIE Dzks of P1aza-TCro k2z By tAss ttzsse
riss-. fruz1 as f1ZEclas eioeys. e o@sFsessi hy
ies1sng hlz-sezf gza wsfs o$zs FER ci22srz,
AaEGAzx - sreS seszss C s1cs=sx taEa
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Amhixuoua

She-And now, since you have inherited
your fortuna, what do you tntsnd 70 doe
He-Oh, I'll resign my commission and set
rp asa genfsrnan-
She-IDdeed. What change that viii b
for yoa--St Paul Eye.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26

Jonathan 4. Rowe, congressman from
the Fourteenth district IF Illinois and chair
man Of the COMMITTEE on elections, Is = IA
tive q Haverhil, y. L, and 3 80 years OF
age. Ee was educated e. Eureka College,
Illinois, and at the lss department q the
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26
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She's hike those gIrEs who Always knew y2
Who can al al times Justice DO yo1,
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