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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19
LIFE IN DEATH.
BY L. 4. LATTA.

dear dead child III its casket lay,
And a rosebud sweet had been borne away
From a garden near. and at love command
The stem was placed in the lifeless hand.
And when it came to the funeral hour,
The fragrant bud had become a flower;
And friends bereft, though their tears they
shed.
The scene beheld, and We're comforted.
The preachers heart so deeply stirred
Nv fact so strange that had thus occurred,
He said, in tones that We're low and mild.
While standing near to the death-cold child:
- An opened rose in the lifelass hand
spirit flower where the angels standl'
GUITENBURG, Iowa.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19
WEB STEPS
UNABRIDGED
ANCIENT EDITION.

A so-calied Websters Unabridged
Dictionary" is being offered 10 the public
at very lew price. The body CT tho book,
from A TO z, is cheap reprint, page fr
Taas, Of the edition Ct lo47, which was N
its day, a valuable book, but in the pro-
cress Of language for owe; FORTY YEARS,
has been completely superseded. II is
now reproduced, broken tyne, errors and
all, by photo autograph process. is printed
on cheap paper ard fimsily bount. A
brief comparison, plgo by page, between
the reprint snd The latest and enlarged
edition. viii show the great superiority
Of the latter. These reprints are as out
Of date as last years almanac. Nc hon.
orahle dealer viii allow the buyer Of such
to suppose that he is getting the Webster
which to-day is accepted az the Standard
and THE BEST every copy OF which
bears Cur imprint as given below.
ssSN II persons who have been induced to
purchase the Ancient Edition" by any
misrepresentation viii advise us Of the
facts, we will undertake to see that the
seller is punished as he deserves
G.. * G.. MERRIAM & co.
SpEINGTsEI MASS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19
Writing Famous Poems.

Bryant wrote "Thanatopsis" in the
shade of a grand Old fOrest-a fitting
spot for such theme.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox composed her
beautiful little poem, "The Land of
Nod, while rocking her baby brother
to sleep in cradle.
Cowper wrote one Of the drollest and
quaintest English ballads, John Gil
pins Ride, when he was under one of
those terrible fits of depression so com
mon to him.
Gen. Lvtle wrote his beautiful com
position, Antony and Cleopatra
which begins. Il am dying, Egypt
dying" on the night before his death
He had a premonition that he was go
ing to die the next day.
Poe first thought of The Bells
when walking the streets Of Baltimore
a LAWYERS house, stranger to him
walked into the gentleman's library,
shut himself up, and the next morning
presented the lawyer with copy o.
his celebrated poem.
Thomas Moore, while writing LA
lah Rookh, spent so many months in
reading up Greek and Persian works
that he became an accomplished Ori
entail scholar, and people found it diff
cult to believe that its scenes were not
penned on the spot instead of a retired
dwelling in Devonshire
The Old Oaken Bucket" was first
suggested TO the author, Samuel
Woodworth, in bar-room. A friend
with whom he was drinking said that
when they We're boys the old oaken
bucket that hung in his fathers we'll
was good enough for them to drink
from Woodwork Immediately went
home and wrote the famous poem.
odd Grimes" that familiar little
felicity in verse;" which caught the
popular fancy as far back as 1898, was
a sudden inspiration of the late Judge
Albert G Greene, of Providence, X.
l.. who found the first verse in col
lection of old English ballads. and en-
loying its humor, built up the remain
der Of the poem in the same conceit.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19
HeredIty and Beauty.

Heredity has much to do, OF course,
with facial beauty and refinement.
Generations of cultured associations and
education will naturally produce faces
of an innate refinement and spirituall-
~. If the course of sucn a life IN a
family is uninterrupted, it will lead more
and more to beauty and refinement of
features. But it Is, unfol tunatelv, rare
" uninterrupted. There is degenera-
ton in nearly every generation, either
through crossing with coarser stock,
or lack of education or moral influences
OF cultured associations, or the demon
ailzlng defects OF dissipation or low pur
suits.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19
Trying His Best.
From the Clcthier.

Son TO father-"Dear Father: | en-
close tallor's bill for $50. Please send
check. Your Loving Som
Father 10 son-"My Dear Son: Check
enclosed. $50 is too much for you to
pay fox q suit. See i you can't do bet
ter next time. Your Loving Father"
Son to father-"Dear Father: Yours
received. | have Just ordered another
sui, for SIS, and enclose bill. ] may be
able even to beat this next time, Your
Dutiful Son.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19
Some foolish Hennle

Allow cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say
"oh, it viii wear away but III most cases
il wears them away. Could they be induced
to Try the successful medicine called kemr's
HalsaIn, which i sold ON Il positive guarau-
tee To cure, they would Immediately see the
excellent effect alter taking the first dose
Price 30 cents and 81. Itiai 81" free. At
all druggists
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19

4 MAN named Juan Naca died at Lone
Pine, Ariz. About sixteen years ago
deputy sheriff was murdered in Kern
County. Recently the murderer was
discovered and arrested. Naca was the
only eyewitness to the killing; his testi-
money WAS not taken, and now it may
not be possible to convict the accused.
Naca lived with an Indian woman; after
his death she said, ~ heap sorry; cry
sya h Ii ,,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19

To purify Your blood and toriity your system
against the drbililatiIas effects OF spring wealth
er. At no other season j. the bitter ta>!e in the
mouth more prominent, the breath 50 offensive,
The drowsy dizziness frequent or hat cN-
IRENE tired feeling @ prevalent. Hood oar>a-
paTila is Just the medicine In build M he >ls-
TEN, purify the blood cue biliouSnc>s and
headache. overcome that Tired feeling and
create a good appetite The peculiar medicinal
merit OF Hoods -aI.npaIilla i shown 10y Tho
usmY remaf kallIe ours 4 accnmniiShea
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19
How'S This =

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by taking
Halls Catarrh cure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, hay known +. J Cheney
for the last j. wears and believe him perfectly
honorable i'll all business transactions. and
financially able TO carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
West & Traux, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
Wulding, Kinuan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
si>tS, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh cure is taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. lIice '5c per bottle. Sold by al!
Druggists.
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way down he met the doctor coming up.
and once outside, he was beside himself
with JOY at having proved the kriss to be
poisonous.
And now, he said, I'll call and see
Mr. Desmond"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19
BACTERIA.

The nature of bacteria as for long
time doubtful, but it has recently been
determined that they are vegetaoie
rather than animal. occurring in four
torms-spheroidal, ovoldal, rod-siateu
and spiral. So minute are they tha,
800 of them placed end t. eld "ouiu
only cover a space equivalent to ore
ouarter of the head of a Fin. They are
composed OF graEula, watery mass
surrounded by thickened walls; a
drop of water is tbs ocean in which
thew live. Among their various iunc..
lions is included a marvellous power OF
REPRODUCTION; III twenty four hours one one
bacterium will produce over l6,"o,ooS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19
a NeceSsity Of Health.

Itisa prime necessity of health that the action
Of the bowels should be kept regular. But the
way 10 overcome a temporary III OF constipation
or to remedy chronic costiveness, IS not 10 delHse
the stomach ard dreHch the bowels with pursa-
tives Of violent aud painful action. The happy
medium between an imperative aud violent ca
thartic is Hostetter'S stomach BlttsrS, Whlch
acts Just sufficiently upon the bowels TO relax
them, without pain, and which being Whoie-
some tonic as We'll as ~ orient, has the effect OF
strengt heuing both them and the stomach. ana
promoting the well being Of the whole internal
economy. 7 he removal OF bile from the blood,
incl tsed activity of the liver, usually dormant
in cases of cosiyenesS. and sound dig, suon, FOL
lows the use OF this teneiccnt medicine, "a thor
oush and genial in lis effects as II is safe and
pure in composition. Rheumatism. fever and
ague. kidney troubles and debility are also
remedied by il.
The number of foreign students at
German universities has been larger
this winter than it has ever been be-
fore. Out of total nun Der OF 29,oOI
students, $50 are non-Germans, l,3S4
being Europeans and 546 having come
to the seats of learning from other
parts Of the world. Of theee latter 436
are from America, 90 from Asia mostly
Japanesel, IL from Africa, and 9 from
Australia.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19

So 'oreis Free. viii be sent by Cragia &
o philada. Pa, to any one in the [. ). or
Canada. postage paid, upon receipt Of %
nohfin, Electric Soap wrappers. see list
o. novels on circulars around each har
Soap Tor sala by all sroGcr-.
The people were charged $40 for
street car tickets for the use of nited
states senator's during the fiscal year
ended June So 1859.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19

Language in Germany and Russia.
The German Empe ha}ing issued
an order suppressing the use OF all
French words in the German postal
service. the Gar has antagonized it by
circular which declares that all letters,
telegrams anG packages sent abroad
from Russia must be addressed in
French, and that the Russian authori-
ties will not be responsible for the
transmission OF any mail matter that is
not addressed in that language.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19

AT Albany, Friday, a white man gave
a negro woman baby about 2 years old
10 hold for a few moments. but at last
accounts he had not called for it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19
To Dispel Colds.

Headaches and FCvers, to cleanse The syS-
TEN effectually. Yet gently. when costlNe
OF bilious. or when the blood Is impure OF
sluggish. 70 pcrmanently cure habitual
constipation, TO awaken the kidneys ana
liver 10 healthy activity, without irrita-
ting or weakening them. use Syrupof isS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19

VISITOR in COURTROOM What das-
tardly crime was committed by the
prisoner who was Just convicted ?''
He stole ride on the railroad" And
the man who got free ," ''He stole the
railroad n-Iife
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19

\ BEAR was recently killed al Ash
land, Wash. that weighed too pounds.
He had killed four head CT STOCK IN one
place, and camped there until ne mao
deyoured them.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19

No OJium in Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton. Cures where other remedies fail. 25c.
A BON wind matches free to smokers of
'.TanSlrS Punch" &c Cigar.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19
FAR Play"

is all that is asked for Or. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. when taken forc;tarrh
IN the head or for bronchial or throat af-
fcctlans, or lung scrnfta commonly
known as consumption OF the lungs and
ii taken IN Time. and given 4 fair trial, it
will cure or tire money paid Tor il Will he
refunded. II is the only guaranteed cure
CLEANSE tho liyrT stomach. bowels ard
whole st stem by using DIR. Perce's Pei
lets.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19
The EScuria'.

One of the most remarkable strUIct
ures in the world is the Escurial Pal
ace. in Spain. 1t is an immense pile
Of buildings situated near Madrid, and
has sometimes been called the eighth
wonder of the world. 1t was built by
Philip II, as a mausoleum in accord
ance with the will of his father. and
served at once many purposes. as a
palace, convent. treasury, tomb house.
and museum. 1t was begun hv Juan
BautiSta lie Toledo in 1868, and finished
in 1884 Its name, according to some
Is derived from Escoria. the dross OF
iron mines which still exist here. The
building was begun on the anniversary
of st. Lawrence, and, according TO the
tradition. was made to assume the
shape OF gridiron. the instrument on
which that saint is recorded to hay e
suffered martyrdom. This story, how
ever, Is now believed to be an inyen-
ton of later date. The huge and som
Der structure. standing on an elevation
of ,, 200 feet above the level of the sea-
is part and parcel of the mountain ont
of which it has been constructed. It
Is built of granite in the Doric order
and was till lately the country palace
aud mausoleum Of the Spanish SOW
ereigns, a part of the editice being
used for educational purposes. 1t is
now however. but a mere wreck. and
being deprived of its monks and reve-
nues. and exposed to the mountain
storms. Is const antly subject to injury.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19

FlRsr BAENsrORMEE = Faith, me
friend, | aln ove-Joved to see YOU
What luck y regular ovation Mt your
last appearant e, hope"
Second Transformer (gloomiiy)-
'S'death, me boy, know not what you
call an ovation. Vet hold Mine was
such, If you bear in mind that in Latin,
ovnm meaneth an en-. "-PinSburq Bud
lin.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19

HAPPY Is said to be the family which
can eat onions together. They are for
the time being separate from the
world and have q harmony af aspira-
,ior.-C. D. Warner:
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Hoods
SarS aparilla

"For t,>t-tla>s spring medicine my wife and
think very highly OF Hoods s"T>araril'l We
Goth took il last spring. II did ~ great deal
of g, od and We felt better through the hot
weather than ever before. II cured my wife OF
sick headache. IRON. which she has suffered "a
great deal and relieved llc OF Il dizzy, tired
feeling lhnl, everyone ought 'o take some
thing to purify he blood before the hot weather
comes OIL and ve >ha}ltukc Hood Sdr>apariits
IL. mi NJ. ! IL lI Ar,E Nnm,nIh. y. Il.
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SarsaparIIla
100 Doses One Dollar
7 NEW MUSIC BOOKS. 7

CLASSIC fCUR-HAEO CCttECTicE SD.
Nineteen superior Ducts IUr Piano, 10y GODDARD.
EcIu. Holman. Brahms, and uth'r h'si-C!aNS
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

Loaf IL deep Thought "teos dear he re-
sumcd, with . saavsr Ia bile voicc; 'hcw
enc mass have su6rrrdi Dashed the s~,lson
frogn her tps' Oh. Ocii csly ~ think %
bow near my daring Was Ia The sS,es u
death"
Allsn's voice died 10 . WAisvrr % emo
lion, and 10 shcok - with a agac. lsasd
ncthine, bat how I know why che grew ~
white and nervous when sbs ,eevsed that
Var, fsivfAH wss Ia Allaa's cerpasy NAc
was afraid thA, Inadvertently" - she hsd
Nd. tho old gentleman had sevcAled hat
hour 20 anguish ~ her lover. aud vcstssa
IBID him II her vow This, doubtless. che
imagined would rross d,sss,rvSs and drive
Allan fpm her aide.
III 10 beat. sAid !. up,a r~aeciioa, that
Miriam never knows Nc heard his the
Was dr,vea ~ tho rash Wv, and the suicidal
s,t-inp, ~ Wei. BY terrible and pross.ns
sorrow. ard - che had thici tbe days u
anguish safcly over at last, u 10 wise never
10 disclose . word et what wc heard 81 the
library door"
"cor,ainly." b. rcplw.i, "1bc s~crct is
ours, "a my darling will never hwow !
Gould no, live wi,hoat me- he rcysstsd,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
n e.NSr.

-
A beAy'sia the hs0sN
Asd sssy opcy's happy.
Dat ~ soc . snise % proud
~ 70 thss p6oy's pApvy
Yea'd th,bs sAsse ssves ~
baby horn before IL
- zee IN lug FOLKS 10
Expssssiy - edotst ~
ne sets the younOser's scrsA
Poor soul isto . ddseI
~ pointihs OCT the MARKS
OF gfsatnsss on The midget
The hesd's . perfect DOME"
4 ShzkespeArs % Q Bsson
Y0v'd thiak the child. NJ ieaaS
To scaf his daddy take on
mo prsds'sa deadly s,n-
And Christ'aa hs-the ninuts
lie knew 10 vss . bog
He sac himself within H.
And sao' hs counts himself
No meAsly 'smaii p~ertA,cr."
he sees reflected there
His greatness grown greater.
Dus Wait uavi some day
There comcs along anoShert
He woa't feel h alt % big
Whes baby has . brother.
And tho She Infants far
From bsins just the worst Que,
He eea Ne lies Ia this-
Hes ofpArt- bcCausc the arsS pue
-bost0u Glooe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

ALLAN 10 sniSosuo . vWirsp vrsu urn-"
che 10 uncou1oa white fscsd ssa talks
sort o. Wild like. doot you thinhr'
thought sh' veil, thea NJ ooeyartars 10
not 81, an in~axiass!vs affair. sfses eli Bat
sssd TO the maid that the warn vsaihss
might have souetAinG "a Do vfth H."
'SDhi WeiI che pom - asxtocs Hss,"
psssassse Msxgss II sso9i1av think ths
wss,Aer wOsld Givs thss worry - Ass ksG
ed msaner. ns'aa"
n mad knew tkss soo~shine like Z
sAodow I'D fallen sshw1ss tAs DssA sf 80
gsest. ssd with naaars! ln9vissuvsssss vAs
aaass kse osss ~ ur.ngs csafeessos hoa
~.
-wsaA veu, nAesAe, lssid. Asa,iy; ~issts
pass, ssa 10 So really ~ ~ wSeryissseuss
say thing shs Oil eel 40 ~ Nd ~, 6hs
Orrpey Zoe as % knos" Jh1s sAooaAAsd.
~ rxtd gave - . toaa of ssspsutoa ss1
began ciaaStsg sUay b sesaSfass tAsAgs
v slsscs. Wills ! so1sss Air.Aa- ds~p n
tAs gAstss 1t rosss ESD klss - trSss 81
~ cestA1G
.sDasssoAans.- ! ~. - sAs GrsSsA -
WsA . Visuy sois fVo bs>sls ~
t>nAGp, - ~ beosueal 49, ~ - ta,a,
- ~ ~ tsse>s1 - - ~ AsssSFs
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
MIRIAM.
The Romance Of HathGlagh Hall
By MANpA L. CROKER.
COPYRIGHT, lHo.
CHATTER XXVIlI-Coxrrxvxp.

CHATTER XVIII -CoNfiScxD.
Nov hat she has spoken 10 me and !
kaow thst they are To be united, Miriam IL
not retcent about speak ne OF tho affair
At all she talks freely Of her coming mar
riage, snd In . short time our plans arc
laid " mako Il Q happy, enjoyable event;
and In our devotion 10 tho details Of the
future festivities we forget that 'friend'
over whosc naino we puzzled our brains 20
much st Arst.
Hut wa are again put In mind Of Il In u
day or two by Allan's writing . hurried
letter from New York saying that 'his
friend. having business In tho city Of New
York, they hsi sailed for hat port, and ~
econ NJ possible they would bc At Hay Wow.
In two Or three days from date we might
look for them.
He had forgotten" he thought, TO mcn-
ton b friend's namo In his last letter;
would Just cay now that II was IN old gen.
tleman who resided near the little church
OF All Sain,s near Hastings, by the name u
Earle FXirfaxr'
Miriam uttered . cry when aho read this
nanc whether II was one Of delight or sur.
prise q both. ! never knew. She threw up
her hand, and, s~taegcring forward, threw
herself int my arms. "Earlo FSirfax I
Earle Fsirfaxr" she rcpeated. II wonder
Why-O, ] wonder why
MIRIAM" ssid ], don't you wsn 70 zee
tho old gentleman; Arthur's uncle, ] pro.
sumer
For . moment she lay quito stIi. making
no response Then sho said slowly He 10
. good. kind old man; such Q friend Of
nine such . friend Of minei"
Tho words wore whispered with colorless
, 1ipa and pallid cheek. WAS sorcly puzzled
a. Lar. sako 10 A - aurk 4~~1 Nal
friend, sAe felt Thu way q mention Of bis
uAme.
People don't gcnaaliy grow white -
death ~ the prospect Of seeing . friend.
not generally. ss least and ] was q . ioss
~ fathom this new phase OF Affairs.
made no reply. ! simply released her,
and shs went directly 10 her room. with the
letter clasped tightly 10 her nervous IN.
gcra. 'Oid memories" said, by way Of
cxcusing this. 70 me, unss aiusbls freak Of
Alriam's. 'Doubtiess his name was inter.
woven with some painful memory, which
tho mere mca,iou Of was like the thrust Of
adasgcr."
Shc did not come down TO dinner aud ]
DID not ace h.r until the breakfast hour the
next morRing. Bhs wac cheerful - usual
and seeminsly Anxious hat I should forget
tho littls episode Of tho previous afternoon.
Launching Cd into conversation, In which !
was sus0 shas bar heart had not the least
interest," Ia order 70 detract my attention
from tho palior Of hcr co~untcnsnce, che
managed 70 become unusually talkativedur.
ing tho breakfast hour.
Perhaps" said ] 70 myself. "shs 10 not
palcr than usual, and ] I'm yoking UP ycs.
terday's circumstance with . morbid fancy
Of my own imaginative brain"
hut whca Maggie, my little maid. said
soiicitously behind ny chair after Miriam
had cscussd herself for . walk in tho gar.
den: ''It SCENE % ma that the lady 10 "
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

Asma sssbs ssssss u~s, The vassssk
IL tail ~ ssAis ssA wstArslsuS~s.
'st~~is!!y w,sss-
1hss he s.Sa ss,~xs sslsa@ ss~tiss'y
% shss Sty~t ~ epvstvssssS go sAs
lsass&s ~ vs~t,y ssss every sAiss
Uis ~.sas essssis,y hsA ss~s se~% ~
us k~sBlsss sls<. sss tAss s~ssAy
sr,sAIIy s.siisS sss stssSA svSs~vssSiy
~ his ssss ssss
"ass. ~, tssslss. 49, Lsis yssssif
ssA ssls~essl ~ Ussvs iss's sesy ~~t
~ ,sAs '~"assms~s. pssy. shss . sss~ssass
0nssy sss Asss isss ss~h
Voc . ssssssess ga esisss&Aiis kssSs sss
tssehsA. b~s s.iy f~s . ssss~sssa. ESD
tAss 10 SsssssA1A ~ eli . issgs -
stbk w. ssA hrssss, ~.st~~~ssy ice skts
~ss~seA, Ella tAs pas~s~s tNAs 80
tsssAs> vsisshiss
assss@
cuAyvea ~
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weessss ssS ksipS kis tss sks 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

"Whsr~ sss ,ss s~,es. ~ vsvssy
~ssaf' M ,easis~S.
'"sesla n ~.ssh~s ,ssAssss~s ssss
uss. ~ ." s~sfirtsss r~hsssssss. wy "
,s-s-a a~snss,'sss V y~~as. ,ssissss~
.sss~ ~ y ess.ssssAss A.&es~s~sss~.
10 - ss'sss, s.ssk 80 sa-ss ~ tssssst
a.A f~s-4 Ne stss~eAsA .A4ss ~ Ne
s-"s', ss'ississsss stss ~ ssy -
ssss.sa ~.ssssssy ga ~sa,is>hi~,- ssta
~ ~rllss No sss,i~ s,st Sss hsA s~sA~e
~, We .~sAs - . sA.ssa~ ss~sity
Ass ne rss~sa srss sss ssy. s~ss,se
. s's,~'tas taiss ~svs,~ilss ss~~ sAs
s'ssst sAss- ssAsiy AsA sa..A . AAsAe
As.sas@ss stsssnssy W.sA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

:" help II he hs~ desired v. saas ~sy
e~S. ~e"la r0as "a rrs,~sa sss
seala csss~ hts Arrest seaiA fails~
h'~ ,e sAs as~,t And iasise Ma ~ ess~.s
a.ssA
AsAe r~si Tile ME- WehAi~s' ssr~
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