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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18
THE HOME LIFE.


Jes' ther home lie suits ne tes',
tau. - birds ia;o . nee.
fIshin. hoein'. chcpviE' wood.
Like . man mos silrs should,
Plcvin, Seed.s'. huatin' copn.
D.anes beu eaa't ring TOO soou;
Gimme ny share 'iih tire res.
Jcs' ther hons life saits me tes'.
Jes' tAer hoos LITE suits me hes.
An Que ssks me vhy. sei:
Home = home. and blood lsay,
10 Mieker'a water asy day;
When yer sics yer folks - round.
Like - vhea yer safe and sound,
Gimme home ani aothine iess,
Jes' ther home life suite ne bes'.
Jcs' thes home life suits me bes',
Bee on esrta for 9ruh, guesA
LAYER a bacon, pork and green's
Fry p~eftaterA cora an beAns.
Things 10 plain and things 10 sool
No place hha beat home for fool.
Feel 20 call 10 change address,
-Jes' thef homo life suits me bes'.
Jes' ther home life suits me b.,
Allus has Ga y u, sAh, yea
Ono harsh Uord 10 miilium sweet
This yere homo iifs csin't he sat
Little ccn'etts noun up s'ill,
Like - how an h~our-slass viii.
Laushia kies In dirty dress.
Jes' tier home life suits me bcs'.
H Cochrsne, in Toronto Globe
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

"ttru IVA VAN NJ INV obNSE
yatsl That Egypt from Abu unto Athu
WAS even now waiting waiting In vain
Nay, whstcvcr else might be, his could not
~! Oh. twas IN awful dream that l had
drearncdi 4 second such would SAY \
mani! 'Tw~ro better 10 die than 10 face
such smother vision sent from he'll. hut
though the thing was nageht but . hateful
fantasy of . mind Constrained, where WAS ]
howy Where wac ] nowt should be- Ia
the Alabaster Hall, waiting TIL ChArmion
came forth.
Where was ~ And. q W gois' what WAS
that dreadful thing whose shape was .s tho
shape ola man 1T thing drapcd Ia blooi-
stained white and huddlci In Ah,deous heap
oven st tho foot Of the couch whcrcon !
seemed 10 liet
With . shrick ! spranR at II, as = lion
springs, and struck with I'll my strength.
Heavily fell the blow, and beneath i,s
weight the thing rolled over upon its aide.
Half mad with terror, ! rent away the
white covering and there, hrs knees bound
beneath his hang,ug jaw, was tho TAXED
body 81 = man-abd that man the Roman
Captain Pauius. There he lay. through his
heart % dagger-my dagger, handled with
the sphinx OF go!d'-and piuncd by iis
blade 10 hia broad breast u scroll. and, ON
tho scroll. writing IN the Roman character,
I drew near and read, and this was the
writing:
HARWACHlDf SAL rEEr EGO'sFNQrFN
SGHDEEE NDRtS PattTS hOHty.
rs BiSCE Ri.Yc err PR0DEGE'
IEOslT
"GrsH;sS. Hivmofsi,' fsa'n-f gosaaH Pay.
ius nhoJs hos dat s.bor.. SCI nsx hoS &,ss,i
ars trd4forsr'
Sick and faln, I staggered back from tho
sight of that white corpse stained with it,
own blord Sick and faht I staggered
back. Gll tho wall stayed me, while without
the birds gang . merry greeting to the day.
10 II was no dream, an: was lost los,'
Ioat.
though, 81 my aged father Amencmha,
Yea, the vision II hin flashed into my mind,
A. he would be when they csnsc 10 tell him
his son's shame and che ruin 81 bis hoyss.
thought Of tha, patriot priest, thy uncle
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

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the st9nal vhbeh ssveS esneA Al. ssd
asotkes thought followed sw!n' How
would 10 20 wshNSAsni wsa nos The COY
traitor. I. too. AAd hers betrayed ~
wAcmt Nv yOoAes PsslasA NrvhAnoA u
'tvers Psslss. b. tse~ Bat lfs,is % tAe>e
sho coGsNrsA 18th ne ous 10 ~ roo-s
,Ad o-sa Tbs s>sres ls;a. u Ansx they
we're gone snA Tie sste d P.sias vouh
- The fate Of sI tbs pstrsoss Of Egypl Ahd
u thts tsou rst ny EiEd ssve wsy. lsAss
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18


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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

nschis' Nsy. by seravis'" sas aAAea.
with . little lAugh. "iTu change NV rsiai, I
will 30, s,,e tare o. mueh f1 sethias
Thca shAlt bav u frcn mr. md the price
soati - . heavy cae-lt shall 10 . k.sA
liar ma hls"
"Nay,' I sAld. taruIAs frm Wa, far
ssnp,rcss. "ihe rrscs 10 ~ hcays Nee
no MORE
"R-,h,ns thee shc answered, with Q
heavy frNwn. ''Hs,hins thee sni ,aNsse
ain but . woman. HsrmAhhis, and cac " h,
10 net wcRt 10 sae ncn I've as tbca wis,
bon this ! say 60 thee II thou dvst pat me
away, I vii gather up the merry I have
melted cut Therefore. most ,tr,acas
priest. choose thoa 'tstxt The heav, burden
81 nv love and tho swtt. drsth 81 Thy as~A
father and 81 eli ,hc~e VITO rao,,ed with
hiH."
siAsc>i ss her and s~w tina, shs va
anxvsuA. Ar her rycs shnas aud het h~sta
he.vcd ~ sighlng. I stssci hsr. ,herce,
sritln. the seal ul.a my shArn~ and brad
asc. Ihca smihus hse the triumphant
Aphrsl,tr ~ the Ur>cAs, abe went thcacs,
bearing the dagger with her
Not yc, dbl ! know how deep3y I WAS ~
ira, 81; cr why ! stll waA lon 10 draw tho
bva.h 81 life, or Why tleOpa,rs, tho tiger.
hearted. bod erowa mcpliul ! DID not
know tsaat che foAr~i ~ s.sy me lcs,, o.
slrong was the plo, and 80 feeble her hold
uIon the lhcgalc Crown, tho tamUlt That
nsat trad hard ut.n III, tidings of my
murder sh1ali even whcr I was bo mor~
shake her from the ,hrOuc di ~, haow
that because ~ foar and tho We sht ~
Islicy oaly shc showed srant m.rcy y,
those WHOM ! had BETRAYED, or ,ha, b-S-snse
- <..HUtAy "a sas - A.. 49, -. 4
wuaAa's love-thuush. In truth. che hkrd
no well enough shc chose rather ~ biui
no g. her by tho nt-rrs ~ my hear, AMI
,e, this viii cav IN her behalf, kvcn
when tho dsngN csoud hal melted from
her sky abe Kept her faith, nur. cave rsalus
and one other. DID any suscr Tho utmost
psnaiy ct death for thor part In the srcs,
plot as,alnst ClcopAtrascrovn AID dtua.,y
Hut many oihcr things they Suffered
And so she went. lcavthg the Wisdom 81 hrf
glory Ia strive with the shame AID surrow
VI nv heart Oh. bgitrr were tho huurs
that esNld ncw 90 more be msac light with
prayer. p6r thet ins hst,s-en IND and Tho
Dsvto~ sAa snapfssi. end No moro aS ls,s
commune viii her rric.t Hitter wrrr tho
hours and DARK. but c,er through their
darkness shuno the start,.r,rs o~fticupA,ts,
and cane tho ccho ~ her whispered bow
Fur nce Yet was tho cup ~ sorrow ful edll
hopc fingered Ia my heart, and Amos, ocuid
I think that ! had failed 81 somc higher rnd.
aud that ' IN the dep,h~ ~ ruin I should
rnd another snd more nowrry path ,o ri
umuh.
FOR thus thosc do who wcs-dy drcei,v
themselves, s,rivln. To lay The burden 81
their cNii deeds uIun tho back ~ Pate, s'r,y.
inr "a believe their s,n may cnmpsss s,.ai,
aud 90 murder Conscience with tho sbar.
plea ~ .occssi,y, Hut rsgsht can !, avail.
tor hsai In hand down the path 10 Sin vu.h
liemors. aud Rain. and we To him tho,
follow Az. aud VIZ 20 ne. sho ot al elm.
ncra am the ~ irf,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

mu.d she raFe aofua row found charm
vull ~ ta,a sha was ~ Ia h0w ! should hslp
hrr make Egyrs gr.a, sUi l.sssn ~. bar
drns ~ ~. Issop!. ard rgh, the Roman
eagles bacs. And though at frst ! lisi"n~d
heavily rhrn sbc spaks thus, ny 90" nj
vance shs wrapisd me ct'srr sni y.i more
cioss IN her magic wrb. from which 10 DO
osrs,-. NJ mind fcii In ume vi,h here
Then ], too. nT.shod sotpcthips 81
my hesr, aud .Umcwhst slso ~
ibs plans tina, ] had formed Tor gRyp, Ana
slo seemed " lis,.s s..ssy, we.sslhg ts.a
well. Gpd ssspt ne 81 glss ard Ueisssia tell
mi ne tow clio " ossi Ispiy the fsiih and
r'p.ir t,s sscsn terBpirs -sy. and build
doeJsrAna "A 20 to~v iH,o my hs~ri, .B 81
length, now tbs, ell ,hinrs si.s bad gUss
from the. . lesfnasI 10 lose sov WITH oil the
r~nsJ-nt psssba Of my shlRs sssi lhsi
eauyht lsfl 10 ne bot Clrot~trs's ,orc. sna
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the yssy Astbov AZ my sksasa bosAns ny
al. ~ Anaress dear. end l loved hss With .
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seemed 10 svvaltsv ~ the pat and make
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ssrrrd ne. she ~ sskA<i ess ~ my honae
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

Being IN Account Of the Fail AMI
Vengeance Of Harmsehis. the
Royal Egyptian,
AS GET FORTH BY HIS OWN HAND
BY II. RIDER liAGGARp,

Author Of liking SoIonon'- Minoa,"
"She." "Allsn Gust-ruistn."
Etc. Etc. Etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18
WGa81 GR'0
UNABRIDGED
AMclENI EDITION.

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

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have t-~ra sagNrcs ~ tru,h as. ,sje~~A
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a. ,hsak tar, re etcthnss ,hsa \ i.,sa3
| thy pfvPasNscs ~ o. Mr ,ssss >v~ iss~
wvii. for I masi reiura ~ Those be.,Y
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wcsrtrI IT mo
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tered ani sic~i h~'crc me Win t.s tsc~
shi dnspcsa, ~'es. ead bet ar, o,asis
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utter sni Nvue have tsca t.Aio, .et.~.l.
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ohstus, or driven frla The iahi. sni ,iotf
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

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CHAPTER XVI

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NJ OH T. aw
20 Mud myAcif
In my " chamber.
started up. Surely
], too. had dreamed u
dream II could be
nothing but . dream
II could not be thai ]
woke "a know myself
. traitor That the
rtunlty had gone for
! That had be.
I'd the cause. and that
those brave men.
by my uncle. had
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-07
HIGH License KILLED.
Regulation Destroyed in the House Of
Its Friends.


Its Friends.
On close scrutiny there seems to be q
large load of dynamite in that recent
decision OF the United States supreme
court touching the original packages in
which liquor can be carried through
state lines. The gist of the decision was
that no state can intercept these pack
ages in transit over its territory because
the interstate railroad law, which con-
gress has created, fully permits the
transportation of commodities between
states. and, further, because liquor pack.
ages are not exempted in the operations
of that law. OF course, as in the case Of
Iowa, this knocks Prohibition deadly
blow on the head. 1t completely kills
the police regulations against this traffic
which may be on the books Of any state
or territory of the Union. But this is
not the worst of it.
Senator Wilson, of Iowa, a most able
lawyer, by the way, and a member Of
the senate Judiciary committee, dis
covers Il new and alarming danger in the
decision. He contends that it practically
robs the states of all police power and
control over the liquor traffic. 1t re-
moves even the scant barriers OF
license. He claims that under the de-
cision a person in New York city who
wants to avoid the payment of license
can make arrangements to get his
liquor from New Jersey in the packages
desired and then sell them here with
perfect freedom as privileged COM
modify under the federal interstate law,
which supersedes any and all laws of the
state on that subject. True he says,
"there can be but one sale in the original
package, but that may practically
answer all the purposes of a saloon"
Here is pretty how do you do" The
court, standing as the interpreter and
bulwark of federal law, cannot permit
state to impose restrictions on traffic
which is not excluded from interstate
commerce.-New York Press.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-07
The Irrepressibie Conflict.

The ''irrepressible conflict" between
state and national authority, precipitated
By the original package" decisions, has
begun in earnest; Maine judge fined a
man 800 and costs for bringing liquor
into that state in original packages. the
judge holding that he was amenable to
the state law. An appeal was taken.
The Ferd Helm Brewing company. of
Kansas City. Mo-. has opened a depot
for the sale of its beer in original
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-07

The jute bagging combination, 1t is re-
ported, has reached the conclusion that
it will be more profitable to dissolve their
league and seek incorporation. Accord
ing to The Boston Commercial Bulletin
eight companies, with Il rated annual ca
pacity of 81, 100000 yards, will be incor-
porated under the laws of West Virginia
as the American Manufacturing com
pany, with capital stock of 81 100000.
Fourteen mills will remain Independent,
with capacity of &c, 100000 yards.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-07
Farmers Not Represented.

There is bill before congress in re-
gard to the business of the supreme
court. 1t will become law without a
doubt, and few more favored men will
get a pull at the treasury teat. That bill
was agitated by the lawyers, of whom
there are $4,000 in the United States.
There are "a, 0OO 0O0 farmers in the Uni
ted States, and what has been done with
the only bill that was before congress
for their benefit? Alas! it sleeps the
sleep that knows no waking, and it
forces us'to the conclusion that farmers
are not represented, but that this gov
eminent is run. managed ard controlled
by subsidized corporations or their plant
tools-J. j. Mills in Texas Farmer.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-07
Words, Not Daeds.

Every one of the members of the trans
portation board of this state at one time
denounced the charges as robbery, and
then turned in their well paid positions
and went to sleep. Within few weeks
the same board assured railroad mana
gers of the restitution of the people: that
bankruptcy was staring them in the
face; that remedial action was impera-
tive, and Then refused to discharge the
duties which their oaths and the courts
imposed A few days ago 80 cents per
hundred pounds was taken for hauling
household goods from Seward to Una
lilla. fifty-four miles. The Chicago. Bur-
ington and Quincy, which owns the
Burlington and Missouri. makes rates
from Chicago to the Missouri river. and
they demand about 60 cents for that
roo miles. and in Nebraska so cents for
fifty miles, and this is permitted by the
hoard which has so muo Asympathy for
farmers. Senator Van Wyck's Speech.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-07
WHO owns THE FARM
The sts-ry nj an Acre Of Corn which
Settle s'the Essence Of Ownership

The sttsry nj an Acre Of Corn Which
Settle s'the Essence of Ownership
Lelanl Stanford says the essence of
ownership is control. Ee applied this
statement to railroads, and intended to
say that whoever controlled and admin
istered the revenues of the roads was
practically their owner. We suppose
that is as applicable to farms as it is to
railroads. Whoever controls and ad-
ministers their revenues possesses the es-
sence Of ownership. IF one can control
revenues without the bother of nominal
ownership-without the trouble of re-
pairs. taxes, insurance, and without the
expense and labor of cultivation, certain
ly he has found the essence of ownership
in fact. the oil fit. the soul Of it. Has
any natural or artificial person found
this? In trying to solve this question
we publish the following account of
sales of one acre of corn ,~-t. -.,s
SALES.
One car corn, GA bush. IS lbs, at 22,4c.
per bush. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S149 96
CHARGES.
Freight, $3.50; inspection. doc. commits
slOu ,So.oS u OC
Total net product ......... $S7 63
It will be seen that the freight on
above car of corn amounts to a little
over 81 cents per bushel. This is the
gross share the railroad company gets.
Its net share is about half that amount.
or At cents per bushel. Now, let us see
how much the farmer gets out of it.
This corn was raised in Cass county,
and it is fair to suppose that the land it
was raised On was worth $50 per acre.
1t was raised in good corn year, and it
is fair to suppose the yield was about
fifty bushels per acre. The account then
would stand thus: