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KrcxGPoo vnGAaK. via. Oklahoma. July q
The Cherokee commission met the Kick
apoo tribe and Submitted proposition, as
follows: That the United States would
allow each member of the tribe to select
eighty acres Of land. those aged over 10 70
select their own; parents 30 select for CALL
dren, and the agent TO select for orphans
under Is; sections l6 and 30 10 be reserved
for school lands; eighty acres to be reserved
for hospital, school or church purposes.
The government offered 10 pay e6A A.6S0 20
the nation. Altar three houra' delsbsra-
tion, the Indians refused the proposition,
abruptly broke or ali negotiations with
the commission, and left for their homes
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A DAYLIGHT RosHER.

Bald Asssmps te hob Besssn Bank-Ths
Thief Caught.
BosroE. July d
AT noon man rushed into tho Lincoln
National bank. Boston, and smashed In
the front Of Che cashiers desk
with brick and grabbed . pile
OF treasury notss amounting 10
about $3.50 with which he rushed into the
street. A citissn passing grabbed The thief
snd threw him. The eashisr came cut and
assisted In arresting the man who gave his
name az Thos. Coyle, of Worcester.
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moss's, and csxtainly woald be IN attrsct-
i've featurs of the Corn Palace. Thers ars
forty two members In the Marine band, o.
one msmber Tor sysry star ID tha Americas
tisH. Or four for every strips r. Uncle
sans summsr pants. 4 little while ego
tho oreanixakion nnmbsred thirty-eight.
but al0ne with khe adnission Of the four
eomm0nwsalths ak The northwest 10 the
sisssrhood of states four mora tooters we're
enlisted 10 toot. Yet In sptts of this rec
ord there u no connection between
the Marine band membership and
ths astr0nomy Of the old dag, for
IN days eons By shs msmbership has bean
more numerous than nov, and congress
win have 10 throw itself 10 keep step With
ne promised growth Of ths organization.
For Some tame there has besn popular
demand Il have4he membership increased.
Secretary Tracy ~ believed 10 be In gym
psthy with the movement and another
year may see the band q body - big and
honorabls, II not 30 rich, a. the United
States senate.
John Philip Sonsa, who took charge Of
tbs hand In 1850, Is the sevsnth leader
that organixation has hAd. He was born
la Wsshsngton Of spanish father and
0erman mother. While youth he heId :
subordinate position In the band 10 nov
Leads. Since taking charge Of the band al
the union he has developed great talent ~
musioal composer. among his works
bsing the pretty operas: @The Volt, :
-Qnsen of Hearts," Katherine
The Bmuegiers, and others
equally - popular. A wooden legged
man could keep step 10 ths marches hs has
written thst have trnvsGssd ths globe about
~ fast ~ sound can 20. American marches.
in spite Of the nom military character OF
the people and institutions, hold frst rank
to-day. and tho leader Of the Marine band
III In ths first -class Of American composers,
But, besides his musical talents and mill
tAry nniform. he has many personal at
fractions Of mind and heart that have en-
dsarsd him 10 al his companions In brass
and braid.
Caplssi Sesss..
Speaker Head, whom asked ss 10 the
probability Of m early adjournment, re-
piled that IL rested sntirsly with the SEN
ate. For ths frst tims Ia many years.
hs added "tLe house ID ahead Of the SEN
ate In public business. II could, II neces-
sary, Wind mp the session next week"
Senators seem TO think that they cannot
hnish their business before August is.
Not Q few Of them apprshsnd that Sep
tsmber win And them still grinding
away.
Sergeant at-Arms Valentine. of Me-
brsskA, entered upon has duties yesterday.
Representative Struble leaves to-mor-
row night Tor Lehfars.
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Laborsrs wanted I'm the DaEs'.s.

EE.I.EHDALR, N. d. jury ..
Farmers at Glendale, N. D., and
throughout both North and South Dakota,
are becoming agitated over the scarcity OF
laLor. Hundreds of men are needed In
every county 10 save the big wheat crop
which is now coming forward. Wages viii
be from "a TO % per day from the opening
Of haying siIl the end Of the thrashing sea-
son--July 10 to December 1. Owing to
the partial failure of the crop last season
tho laboring men have been ssekina en-
ployment elsewhere during the past sight
months, thousands having gone 20 Wash
ington, the West Superior region and TIE
sioux reservation. Hundreds OF farmers
who have hitherto hired one or two men
ara doing al their own work this season
They have been able 60 get 20 che present
stage without the usnal force OF iaborine
nses.r bas will be stack wAen Assvsss-tazss
comes unless there is q large immigration
IA II probable that ths railroads will be Pc
titionsd TO give q special rate to harvest
hands and thrashers for ninety days. ~
order that the surplus labor OF Minnasota
| wisconsin and Illinois may be induced ss
| go that way.
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HEnzIx. July s.
No adequate conception can be formed
from the reading of the official report, OF
the unanimity Of condemnation with which
the Colonial society, at iss meeting held az
Cologne. received the Anglo German
agreement. AT the banquet subsequsnt TO
the business meeting OF the society, open
ana vigorous expressions Of dissatisfaction
with the terms of the convention were
o;ven utterance to. Henry NJ. Stanley
was described, In speech made by Maj.
Isebsrs, the commissioner for East Africa,
a an eeotistio aud self advertising Amer
ican hero, who bad written up his sdven-
lures before they had been encountered.
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DIS MONIES. Ia. July 0.
The Iowa railroad commissioners are
becoming = little uneasy concerning the
practical application Of their recently pro-
mulesaed sohsduls Of joint rates. The
railroad msn claim that tho rules issued
are Grade and impractical. and the com
misssonsss DO not sssm prepared to defend
the prodnct Of their brain with any degree
of sig.r. A letter was dispatched 20 Chair
man Fsithorn, 81 the Western Freight as-
sociation, asking him to suggsst TO the
commission scheme Tor division Of joint
charges bstwesn the interested carriers
upon the basis Of the percentage system
embodissa In the commissioners plan. Il
Il well known that The commissioners are
not satisllsd With their rates. and IL is ex-
trsmely doubtful III they aktempt TO pal
them in forcs 10 thsir present form. Soma
way will - devised TO secure Joint rates
and IL the existing schedule don't so an.
other one will, providsd the objections
made By ths railroad companies are over
ruled By the courts.
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THE MARKETS.

SIOUX Crrr. July 8
uows- -Ree~apss, loop: ofasiai Thursday. 2, soo.
Markst s41goe kixhex selling from ~ SeDs. ~.
.s1smsnss - nssfsk dail. aoshins aolns
Qnot&&zonss FAx ssesxM pxtmss 49,
ara ahnsss % = Loo poaadss es.les
eao6asIs; fsis - nood, eaTs4Aeos in1s.sos'
HWMa1k; ceyA extsA en0se<s eMn 49,.
6a76s5sLss; erHsssss fstE = nood. xLls@Axs; y. 4
nf n yeaxltn14 sx1xa aho1ee g1saQ#A Y CON
snon. -. rs &ops buxiss ohotess e&n9xs0s
semaso.: sLs.q1S; vssi saivs@ poss y
ssash Om.sA~ EAvs ssssk.
sourH 0MAaA. Juis
Huxs -Essskpss. a.opc at1soiMl ysstsrday, LTo9
Msskss opened Ils higher wish bnik sailing 90
cssus- -asssspss. 80; otae,sl Yesterday
~ Maxkst gpsnsd strons 60 Q sheds niger
oAas~ws awe ssssAL
cnrcAaos July q
cettls- Rscslpss. Aooo Mazkst STEADY: stesEs
az6 heexes al A0l&An0s at0okexM 111 fsp1rxss
- Sla1ss ~ TsxAs cattle, ei.&444 -
HaTs Neaalpsx 9As1 Maxask ni8nsx nlzsas s 9.
u 7s2saso. ks&vy. ss.7o@P@; hsha ss ~
shs shssp. asessgss. 500 Maskst ssroas Mas'
snnss &3.@8aW
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pEa Monsxs. July --------------
Ehis weeks l,nIistin Of Iowa weather crop
service reports m average tsmperature
shove normal and rainfall deficient except
In few counties. Corn II making re-
markabls progress, bsing In tassel In the
southern part OF the state and about sea-
sossbia height throughout the state. The
harvest Of winter wheat. rye end barley
i about completed, and busing In progress
under favorable conditions. AL crops do
ing we'll except 10 Few southern counties
where droutk has injured oats, sprinR
grain ana grass. Thrss-fourths Of the
state has SUFFICIENT moisture Tor present
necessities. @.
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nRAxIxA Ind, July .
Frsaerick Miller and David Hell.
ler wses instantly killed week ago
NJ Brasil. Ind.s By an explosion
OF giant powtisr, used for breaking saia-
mandsr III ths furnace. Both were hor-
ribly m&ualed. One OF Milisrs hands
could net he found. A week later hand.
evidently MillsYs. wss found n sthe
ioundry tightly eiaspinQ an iron rod. A.
tsehsd 10 4 was q shosx stub Of the arm.
III had hesn blown 10 the top Of the furnace,
and In ~ descent hAd fastened 10 the rod,
where Il remainsd fiIl konnd bs uorkmsn.
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DRxvHa, July 5.
No little indignation has been created
al Denver By The announcement on the
part OF the census supervisor that tins
population Of the city would not exceed
III, ,ooe. A large nanbes Of eemmaniea-
tions have been sent to the city ofacials
containing names Of persons who assert
that thsy we're mos called upon BY the
census snumsrators. A numbsr Of citizens
held . meeting recently and decided 10
raise funds for ths purpose OF Masking .
canvass On thsir own responsibility. IL
was found THAI 5000 would be needed.
ID wss rsissd In n hour. In the first days
work s.000 names, not counted before,
we're 4sHns3s
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Horrshse maansr IN whieh . Michigan MAn
vsntsa Hi@ Rage.

Horrible MANNER IN W nf1h "AAasssSs'1 ~~%
Vented His Rage.
Paw Paw, Mich., Julyb.
James A. Jacobs, prosperous farmer
living near Lawrence, Mich, seven years
ago became provoked at pair OF hne Nor
man colts and shnt them mp on hard
door In his stable, vowing that they should
never be allowed TO run out again. AL
these pears he has kept them tied up, mover
once allowi0g them outdoor exsrcise. The
matter has become common talk among
the people, but none Of the neighbors dared
10 interfere on secount Of Jacobs violent
temper. Yesterday, however, the sheriii
aud his deputy visited the place and found
the animals In the stalls. Their feet are
grown ont, and their hair ID grown gray oi
ola ags. Jacobs promised 70 liberAse ths
animals.
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THx American shooting corps has ar
rived % Berlin, and were given . royal
reception.
HENRY BoLwErrs, of New York, stab
bed his wife Louisa seven times. She will
doubtless die. Colwsll attempted 10 COM
init suicide.
THE porte has refused the demand Of
Bulgaria that Turkey ask the powers 10
recognize the Legitimacy of the rulership OF
Prince Ferdinand.
THE mysterious epidemic In Beiieze 10
spreading rapidly. with proportionsts
increase In the death rate, no one escaping
who is attacked with the disease.
A. a. 4. LEE, owners OF the Belmont
mills, West Msnayunk, Pa. manufActnr-
srs of wools and shoddies, have assigned.
Liabilities, Sl00, 900; assess not known.
THE queen rsgsnt Of Spain has accepted
cha RESIGNATION OF the cabinet and the sit
tinas Of the >cortes hAye bean suspended
pending the formation OF Q nsw ministry.
Ar Grafton, w. Va, In IN intsrview
Stephen b. Elkins declared that be does
mot intend 20 b O candidAse Tor congress
In that district. This announcement is .
political sensation.
HRTTCIEs OF incorporation Ter the MA
sonic Tsmpls Building company have been
hlsd In the recorders once st Kansas CITY.
The temple is expected to cost nearly
| half million when completed.
RICHARD CusTIs, colorsd servant In
| the employ Of n. @. Collins, shot ard
killed Mrs. Collins In Floyd county, GA.
| Citizens are hunting for the murdsrsr and
| IL cau2ht viii be lynchsd.
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Dxxvnn. ca. suiy q
John 8nocks, butcher, Who was en-
ployed ut the UEIon Stock yards slaughter
houss "A Denver, affair bsing discharged by
Foreman N. Al. joyce, returned with .
riiis and told hxm 10 hold NJ biz hands.
Joycs disarmsd Snocks and killed him
almost instantly BY plunainR knife
thxouhh hin heart and nsck.
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Lsgisiatare.
DRxvxR. July ..
James Medley and James savage, TIE
latter colored, and both OF them cold
blooded murderars. havs been Get tree.
After they had been convicted, sentenced
and the scsffold erected for their execution
II vas discovered that through . Diundsr
Of tho last Legislature there was at the time
the crimes wera committed no Law IN Coi-
oraao against murder. The states attorney
argued thai. inasmuch ~ this vas true.
the prisoners had never been Ia jeopardy
of their lises, and couid be tried again.
Judee Rising failed 70 take this view, and
the prisoners we're released Upon the
advice Of their lawyers both started for ths
state line.
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CIACTRNATI. July 8.
Col. l.. A. Harris, member OF tbs board
Of managers Of the National soldisrs' home
Ia Dayton, o., 10 dad from chronic all
meat. lie served with distinction during
the var OF the rebellion, was ex-mayor of
Cincinnati, and was as one time collector
Of internal rsvende In the Cincinnati dis-
tFiot.
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MAnnKn. July s
A new eAbinst hrs been formed - fol-
lows: Prime minister. Senor Oanvosa
Del Castillo: minister OF foreign affairs,
Duke 0g Titan; nnanee. Ssnor Oos8Ayon;
insesior. SENIOR Hilvsla; justice, senor VIE
lxvaries conmercs, ssnor Isasss. var,
Gen. AxcarrAea: marine. Admiral Beren-
eer, ghd colonies. Senior Fabre.
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NEW Yonx. Jaiys
The bark Saratoga, with smallpox on
board, vas detained a quarantine station,
Grosse Island. The sessel sailed from
Masssillss, May 2, for this port. Two Of
her crew iisd OF the disease and ware
buried vi sea. Another 10 still dows with
the disease.
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CETx or MEXICO Jnsy D
All the government buildings and FOR
eian Legations here we're flying flags yester-
sersaay, In honor Of the United States.
The reception at the American legation lass
nlaht was q grand one. The president
cabinet officers end foreign members we're
represented.
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NKwP0nr. n L, July 3.
ID. TyndAll, Of Canada, and his grand
son. Edward Baker. aesd ~. of Fsil River,
were found In roon Al tbs Groves house
with gas turned en- The boy wss dsad.
and at noon the condition OF the mAn was
prscarious, although he had aroused some
what from his ssnpor.
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TIRED OF THE SHAM.

Kansas Republicans want shs oaession
OF Prohisation Again Submitted to the
FeepAes
WICHITA. Kan. July 8.
The state central committee Of the Kan
cas- republicsn rssubmission organization
held meeting At Wichita and decided to
held state convention on Sept. .. at that
city. The democratic state convention is
held there at the same time. Every msm-
Der Of the committee was present, In ad-
diition 90 number OF leading republican
rssubmissionists, and the action of the
committee concerning tbs state ccnven-
.~~y~~~ s-~-~s- = ~----e-~ -
bHblican, rssubmisslon and dsmosratio
ticket, and u is believed there vii be little
trouble In bringing 10 about. Some OK the
leading democrats have Expressed them
selves as favorabls 10 ex-Gov. Robinson ss
q candidate for governor, and oninvsssiea-
tion IL was found that tho resnbmission
ists arc heartily In favor Of him aiso.
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hocxvKzME uMnTRK. r Z. July o
NTwo men. Supposed 20 b. iaborsrs on
The BFookiyn wak<r~ works extension. weFe
killed b. tznin On the Long Island raiI-
road whils Walking on ths track.
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CFrY aR MEXICO. July 3.
The drouth a Ozeluxama, near TAmpioo,
haa eanaea. ths death OF 10000 ealtls.
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BKkvnn FAErs. Pa. July 5.
Joseph BhAnnons Q wealthy farmer Oh
Beaver Falls, aged 90 years. was swindled
oui az 9o,000 Thursday by two sharpers
Who played tine-wcrn card game upon
hin. The yictimixed farmer has ofered
$4,000 tor tho apprsnension of two men.
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ITuAcA. u. Y July 8.
Amos wiicox, aged 70. was killed at
Bouth Daaby, N. T., bs Che premature
discharge of eAnnon. The gun re-
boundsd. striking him In the face and
teMrinR his lead nearly on.
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NKw xonx, gnly q
The weekly bank statement shows tho
ressrvs he's decreased "a, ,797. 900. Tho
banks now bold s3.s47 900 In excess Of
Is0aI rsquirsmanks.
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pected this. Should he escape, she
would ct once he suspected, and most
likely put to death, and his heart grew
warm toward her who would risk SO
much for his sake. He refused to 90
and leave her to suffer in his place,
but told her that il she would go with
him and be his bride they would make
the attempt together.
Whippoorwil was unable for q time
to decide; her lover, on one hand;
friends, relatives, and the home of her
childhood, on the other; but she at
last consented to go.
Returning to her own lodge she anx-
iously awaited the approach of night,
for we'll she knew that should the ex-
pected war party return her lover
would be put TO death in the most cruel
manner.
Slowly the hours dragged by, and at
last, near midnight, all grew still. Si-
lently as q shadow she entered the cap
tive's lodge, cut his bonds, and placed
weapons in his hands. Slowly and
cautiously they moved away, and sue
ceeded In reaching the dark forest of
pine and cedar. which covered the
mountain side, without being discov-
cred. They halted not, but kept ON
their course until the rosy-tinted east
ern sky warned them that day was APP
preaching.
Entering q cavern they remained
concealed until the shadows of night
again fell over the earth, when they
came forth and resumed their journey,
taking ARE to keep on ground over
which their trail would be most diff
cult to follow.
They glided through the forest like
specters, their light footballs giving
back no sound, for we'll they knew that
many swift feet and keen eyes were on
their trail.
In this manner they reached their
destination in safety, and great was
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pared. Tho appointed time o 0 came.
and every dusky face beamed with
pleasure. save one-the Willow Bough.
She had long looked with Jealous eyee
ON the young chieftain, and had fondly
dreamed that some time he would take
her to his lodge. She took mo part in
the grand preparation. Her little sav.
age heart was full of hatred for thia
daughter Of the Blackfeet, and the
light that shone in her dusky eyes
boded no good to the happy pair.
The hour had come for the marriage
ceremony, and Black Elk sat beside
his intended bride within the nuptial
lodge, now beautifully decorated
greens, when suddenly, and be.
fore any one could prevent it,
the Willow ough stepped in front Of
the open door, and, drawing an arrow
to the head, let il fly, piercing the
heart of Black Elk, who fell dead ct
the feet of the horror-stricken girl 80
Q 70 to have been his bride. Hastily
throwing the bow aside, she drew q
long hunting-knife from her girdle and
drove it to the hilt in her own bosom,
and her spirit followed that Of the
one she had loved to the shadow land.
Sorrow and gloom now fell on all.
Loud cries of grief and lamentation
filled the air on all sides; beresved
friends and relatives blackened their
faces, and spent the night in mourning
for the dead.
Whippoorwill, thus left among stran.
gers, and fearing to return to her own
people, wandered about for q time, and
finally disappeared and was seen nc
more.
The s,..crstitious red men supposed
that she was transformed into the bird
whose name she bore, and all through
the summer nights the note of q whip.
poorwiil could he heard coming from
the grave of tile murdered chieftain.
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Reader, the above is a :. yarn" If people
ment as readily as they swallow sea-sel1ent
stories, it would be the means of saving
thousands of lives. The statement which
We desire to make in the most emphatic
manner, is, that DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery, il taken in time and given
OF the lungs, which is really scrofuious dis
ease Of the lungs. If this wonderful medi-
cine don't do all we recommend, when taken
as directed, we will cheerfully and promptly
return all money paid for it. Can any offer
be mo- generous or fair! No other medi-
cine possesses sufficient power over that
fatal malady Consumption, to warrant its
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-17

TO ml0Rl0 lG0
waters with those of the Huerfano.
The tall cottonwood trees which grow
thick on either bank form q broad belt
of darker green across the valleys
rolling bosom.
This lovely spot, now dotted here
and there with the settlers rude cabin,
was, ut the time our story opens, ecu
pied by a village of Apache Indians,
and many specimens of their rude
workmanship are still found there, such
as stone arrows and spear heads.
The time had come for the great fall
hunt, and small parties were sent in
all directions to locate herds of buffalo.
Black Elk, q young chieftain of some
note, went with six warriors up the Ar
kansas River, and, coming in contact
with q superior force of Blackfeet, his
men we're all killed, and himself taken
prisoner.
The victorious party ut once set out
for their own village, two hundred
miles away. On arriving there quite
a number of the principal men of the
tribe were found to be absent, and it
was decided to keep the prisoner until
their return, which event was daily OK.
pected.
During his confinement Black Elk's
wants YER supplied by a young maid
EN-, Whippoorwill by name, whose soft,
dark eyes looked first with pity, then
with love, on her helpless charge, and
| she resolved to set him free. Accord
ingly, when she went at sunset to take
his supper, she made known to him her
plan.
Black Elk had not been unmindful
Of the many acts of Kindness shown
him by this little maid, but had not ex-
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By AID a. GIBSON.

By yun lone grove I found eraw
Over which the daisies Wnye.
In tho eAl.volced autumn eaiea.
Sweeping down secluded dSles.
Where the rabbit's tread ts heard.
y III trim Of woodland bird:
There the wild vines climb aud cream.
Whcre 10 kept that ~drea1mless sleep.
Underneath tho falling leaves.
Etto from all that vexes. Qrteves:
It'd OF this worlds mad etfife
n all the ills Of human ma.
Who leth there I cannot tell.
Sleeping In that quiet deli;
NO name ts on the low, gray stone
AT tho mound's head, vine-O'erRrovn.
Is that grave by all forgot?
Docs no n visit that lone spot
In memory of the one m 9 here.
Who reveled In this LIES brief spherep
II Is IS well. The spirit aed,
Only the ashes remain there dead.
STAR VALLEY, Kan.