The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-14

per capita 80 cents year for each
subordinate alliance addition 81 exclusive
new member Other changes
made person
to be member subordinate alliance practical
tive farmer The owning lawyers
members they
FARMS and the greater of their living them, and in
sympathy with newspapers
bers of subordinate alliances alliance
The wives and daughters join the
paying dues OF 10 cents each No shall be elected
delegate alternate practical
lives his farm at the time his committee
business agent.
The except
STATE alliance called,
in state national politics. party political
Office provided that nothing
nance at regular special meeting the twohds OF those
present. putting ticket shall
be by majority shall committee aiding
the election by
member exercising the right ea alliance
nominated Any violation OF these provisions by officer
shall be for position
committee When there five subordinate alliances county they
snail form county alliance In each when members of the gs
ure elected the alliances
dates shall be nominated Only
and then by twos vote The county alliances each dis
tct form congressional alliance
thirds of all the county alliances
gress
Action the report postponed morning
from Gilbert OF Minneapolis dispung
by Dr. Fish regarding the
style by Dr. Fish, who commended his
severe denunaon the Minneapolis charging them with
robbng the farmers
ton then adjourned until o'clock morning.
! Report Continued Next Week.
/ VIII Carleton in Harper's Weekly:
THAT SWAMP OF DEATH
straight and true good preacher word that
you think these unmanythy
But they kind OF pounded BRAIN
And they would not be let Of and they
i I'm ignorant food
And hardly know the object OF the life slave keep
But knew when days CHEEKY my lead;
know sorrow when see it-and know child
No. she isn't t. at just plainish bit of claw
OF the persisted you seeing every day;
And how she could break
But she held Mr.. Preacher
am just labong sir; the kind that delves
But I've learned that human natures
They will wander out for something, be
And my heart with hers had settled
There pretty children more fine; - .
Let their parents love and pet thembut this
There was no else to cling to when we two apart
And it's roughthis amputaton the strong
lis consoing Mr. Preacher and it's maybe you
Godoveschiden when
But my brains won quit continuing do the best
That twas not Gods took her but selfshness
Why she lay gasping, moaning of air.
Clicked and sanged by the foul breath chmnes there
For climbed through window door
And tried to bar against it, and only more
She would lie poor children somehow m
She had learned to use her patience
But would lift her pale pnchd grief care
And would Whisper Il am dying for little breath
she'd with the zepyhs hard IN mo
Or the cool fresh reezes that rushing the sea-
But it's nothing less than murder dangs breath
Chokes and strans wit" the poison from that cursed swamp
Oh tits not enough that such the tread
And the shelter that couch earn our broad
They must put their boed mortgage the
And shut out our little heaven till children
1es we wear the cheapest clothing and
And perhaps those fellows fancy there's cheaper grade grief
But the people all around losing children
Can inform them that affection hasn't any undertakes
Oh the air and wholesome where grow rest
And they trmem out with ribbons with the best
But the love they gets insult to the on high
Ii to earn those chldren's living must die
I'm grumbler at the happy land
And don't go round explaining things do understand;