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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03
The Locked Door.

ffUNa lNH CSaeSHn0o Enquirer.
Two friends once closed between them. mutually,
door with double locks, one on each side:
With separate keys. fashioned with cunning art
sure OF himself strong in frosh wounded pride,
Each. for his own sids only. held the key.
And thus for weary weeks they dwelt apart.
TIL one las. whose dropping tenrs had drowned
The nre of wrath that In his bosom burned.
Full Of forRiveuess softly stole and turned
The key thon sought TO ope the door. but found
The other lock stiil fast. atill locked tho door
Then the old anger ieaped to sudden flame.
And, laying on his friends hard heart tue blame,
lie shot again the bolt and turned once more
To nurse. in bitterness, the reopenod wound.
That night the other thought of oden days.
And melted In the memory: they seemed
80 nearer than estrangements later hours.
That OF the quarrel he thought no must have dreameA
And 30 unlock ed the door: yet all his powers
Failed still to shake II. Then ne muttered, Fool
To think that stubborn ohurl would e'or repent!'
And sock EDWARD sgain the bolt he sent.
And thus before the nrst friends wrath could cool
The bar between them while they walked or slept.
But one calm eve both waken from dream
OF what has been clear fort hshadOwinG, too
The golden prophecy Of what may be:
Each rises. and In the n oonlRhts softened gleam,
Resolves to try again all he can do.
Once more before the barrier he stands;
And a.. again. slowly each iron key
Rasps IN the Iusted wards an answer!ne SOUND
Open and leaves the old friends newly found.
Lovingly looking in each others eyes.
With reunited hearts and firm casped hands
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03

rtotn the La dies' HOWE Jotvn0I.
where 10 the thrill OF last nights fearf
Where 10 the stain of las! weeks tear
whore 10 the tooth that ached last yearf
Gone where the lost pins 20 to:
For last nights riddle il all made plain.
Tho sunshine laughs 1T tho long past rain.
And the tooth that nched hath lost Its pain:
That's what our troubles grow TO.
Where sre the clothes that We used to wear,
Where are the burdens We used to besri
Where 10 the ba dhead's curling hAirf
Gone where tho pins disappear to:
For tho style has changed and the clothes new,
The skies are wearing brighter blue.
The hair doesn't snarl as II used to do.
And the parting has grown more clear. too.
Where are the bills that our peace distressed'
Where 10 the pin that tho baby blessed
Where arc the doves in last year nest!
Where have tho pins ali gone TOT
On the old bills paid are the new ones thrown,
The baby's at school with her pins outRrown
And tn SQUADS running nest OF their ownS
You can't bring 'em back 1t you want to.
We can stand the smart Of Yesterday,
To-dny's worse Ills We can drive away;
Whats WAS and 10 brings dtsmAy
For past and present sorrow;
But the burdens that make us groAn and sweat.
Tho troubles that make US fumo and fret,
Arc the things that haven't happened yet;
Tho pins that we'll md tomorrow.
RosrlI J. BuRpErTE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03
xxrr1xa. or. snE DOWNTOWN l. q
Athletic Msgnates 1nvisea 70 Probe sato the
CluS,s Amateur Status.

Athletic Msgnstes 1nvitea 70 Probe iato the
c'..'. Amateur status.
mans eyes as he called the last regular
Club to order. and he gave the table a vicious
S Snes with his ss ssvs as s. an intro
ssH na1a ss sesr G ss at De
s,.., "p'ou vn a"s .o'he " ue ,lesn kuys
might but sN IT don't 60 Seer Der 1st mug wo
to blackjack am snaesi Ss tsrnsht
go up agln de game. Der seokortary will now
perceed wild dc roll call an minutes"
Things went along fairly well until the re-
ports 81, Of special committees eamo un Tho
against Jimmy Hannigan OF going to work re-
"De committae ia di.ch~rso I' ui l .nnus "
ram ~ al ,ho Ch,,r,nam "aa, =. vs." s., ,anss
will strike Hsnuisans name fro ns dc ro an
de HOUSE, Committec will nlease turn bjs nic.
tar to der wall. had an idea Dat chum I Was
nors. as ha rnmoved his omid a, tnhacc on5
cRrefullv DlncpI n hin wat moab ar
"Mr. 2onnors "rasnnndeI the G'hnjrmor m.
utey. lhen Warningy., NOW. Chuck.
you've got sense IN heard wot said about
bein' fresh. 30 don't spring anything yer
might be sorry for,
This ia strnipht poods /" eaid " Chnct - EFT
oh;ect 70 HSnniSnn neinS ernaIiodM
omn9 9t " Huutlsun pSLnk eApeileu! AZ,
,lhis oOlection 70 INC cAst-ir3n law OF the
stared at "Chuck with open month. But.
whatey ar his oDinion MIGHT have bean ha
proved loyal 70 III Ssi and ssid srSveiS :". no
sustnln tne opyetl0n. Mr. CHAIRMAN.
=, On. yer DO. DO ysrI s1rcastically asked
the Chairman turning his attention to Bar
nett. "Mebbe yer'd better come up here an
take nv plnce An mehbe McTiernev hnd
better turn over wot coin he's got to you. 1t
see seeing yer goin ter run De club" Then 70
s ssss nut bs on dat d1seT Paddy Yer have
Mr.. Chairman. sad Chuck" showing Bar
nett into his seat. know the constitution
says any member Gotn to work shall be ex-
PEELED. But did Hannigan go TO work p
Yes, an you know he did" INTERRUPTED the
Chairman OF TIE late investigating committee;
know nothin' OF the kind. said Chuck"
- do know dat Dry Dollar got him a Job on
dc street cleanin... But docs he work? Not
on yer natural! All tho work Jimmy does Ia
to draw his dough. His BROTHERS timekeeper."
After some argument the club decided to
does not soil his hands with labor. and the
sentence OF expulsion was raised.
The call OF new business brought the scholar
and orator Of the club. Johnny Cunningham.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03
A New Song.

From the Alfalfa Coastiiufion.
q, Dixie land Ia the land Of cotton,
That's why Dixie's now forgotten;
Plant corn. plant corn.
Pant corn down South 10 Olxtsl
q cotton. she 10 ray deceiver.
That's les why we're R0in' to leave hsP;
Pant corn. plant corn,
Plant corn down South In Dixie!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03
Pussy Wants = Corner.


This life 10 like monstrous plank
Out in mid.ocean sailing
All crowded full OF living men,
Aud ne'er foot OF railing.
there, all are struggling for the best.
And each ono to his notion;
In this great struggle often some
Are pushed on In tho ocean.
And some will nnd the lucky plum.
Like little JAckey Homer:
Some always struggle for . place:
FOR pussy wants . cornsr"
Some have the claws to hold on tight.
However rough the sailing:
And hold tho plank through all the night
With ne'er . foot Of railing.
Some things are very light to bear,
As light Is ocean bubbles
To bear with greatest fortituds;
'Tis other peoples troubles.
Some ret very liberal streak;
Though you may deem It funny,
Ills very easy TO be frss
With other peoples money.
We often get the lucky plum.
Through some poor brothers sorrsws
The failure he endurss to-day
Brings you suocsss Tomorrow.
'Tis suoh complicated world.
whore you and are staying.
We feel inclined to think bit;
Now. brethren. let's be praying.
oh. you. who'vs found the lucky plum.
Like uttls Jsoksy Homer.
Naks room for some poor starving one;
~eoer pussy wants oognsrr'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03
DelsarteanIsa.

Prom ne Bs.faio Covir.
She bendsth lowi
She kicketh high
She swAyeth gently to and fro,
She treadsth only on her toe:
And when I ask the reason why,
Tho lissomo maiden doth reply:
Dear Edmund Russell dooth So"
And who may Edmund Russell b I"
IT'S thus cAtechixs her.
She looketh IN amaze on me:
She saith. In truth. I pity theer'
She cristh. SHANE unto Thee; why. sir,
The high priest OF Delsarte 10 he;
type OF wan haccidity.
Our dear devitallxer ="
She fIuttereth her wrlsts
Just like that mAtchiess man;
She battereth her fsts,
She dooth wondrous twists,
Though don't SEQ how she can.
She whirs and spins: insists
She likes II. TIL vague mtsts
swim round her. and she's wan:
Just like that prince Of priests,
The pAle Delssrtesn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03

PROM ne Lodfes Bc~s Jou~sr.
Out yondsf in the moonlight wherein 0eds Acre lice.
90 angels walking to and FRO singing their luabies
Their radiant wings are folded and their eyes are
A. they sns among the beds whsrson the flowers Do.
light TO srow;
rss sk:pSsrd sSsrdsth His shsspi
Fast speedsth the NIGHT away
Soon cometh the glorious day;
Sleep oh. slesp!"
ne ncwer within GODS Acre see that fair aad wss-
And singing 70 the slsspsrs through the
And. ioi thronsheus tn. hours of day those gentle
The music Of the angels in that tender slumbsr song
The shepherd isyeth His shsspi
He that guardelh His flock the best
Hath folded them o His loving breast;
No. sleep 70 now and take your rest;
Sleep, oh, slsepl"
From angel and from flower the years have learned
And with lie hsavsniy speed the days and nshts
&c. through all time whose night the shepherds visi,s
Gods Acre ;unbsreth in the grace of that swse. iu
p laby: '' IS
Ts s!tss S:S 81; .s'is SS..s HI. sheer,
Soon cometh the glorious day;
sleep. weary ones. while W may:
Sleep Oh. slesp!"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03
A Besn Nsr Uacis Jerry.

Fom eAs Colorado Sun.
Nj. iridsscent ingalls, says that Grover c. ana Ben
will be contest ants In the PresdenttA race again
Does he forget the gentlemen with hsysssd In their
hair
Who coming the centre from the realms OF every
wheref
II CO. In 1892 when corn 10 at to husk, j
just let him cast his eyes on Uncle Jeremiah Rusk.
Old Uncle Jeremiah. he is quite sedate and shy.
Yethas way OF wtnkiAG his expressive other eye
And whom no does lock out for then Wisconsin gives
THAR taken up BY Kansaa and Nebraska. too as we'll,
And spreads all through the Western states Just like
the scent OF musk:
In '07 remember Uncle Jeremiah Rusk.
Old Uncle Jeremiah he 10 saying nothing now:
lie 10 getting patent on nineteen shovel plough.
And when the held Of politics. for following TRIM
He'll show tito the farmers and they'll tackle It with
And they pull it On election aAy from early dawn till
dusk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03
To Csrrsss,s's ssiat sesas,isa.

To COrre9gio'e Sohae 0ebastiea.
YSow ne Aosde~y
Bounded By thy hands, but with respect unto thine
fixed on Madonna seeing ali that they were bern to
rhs Child thine upward face hath sighted.
SELL and delighted;
Oh, bliss, when with mute rites two souls are
plighted
A. the young aspen leaves rejoice, though 70 the
In the soft visit Of tns air. the current Of thu light
Thou hast the psrils Of captivss chances;
Caught 4 Tie play q Heavens d,vin. advances.
while ehsrubs strassls On the clouds Of luminous.
curled hre 49,.
me sabs looks through shsm far below. thee with
soft desire.
Most clear Of bond must they Be reokonsd:
TO theirs whose eyes By other eyes are bsokonsd.
Though rain on breast ana throat they have no
power to hurt
while thy tenacious face they fail instant to avert
oh might my eyes, without measure
Feed on their treasure.
urs xIcHARL fisLp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03

two ago. Minstrel travelling tyoupss grow
Tower. as the years 10 On. Tho 0ormAna,
though venturing into the field at time when
favor. have met with considerable success.
the Germans Themselves are clever dangers
Van John HySms HisssS n tne msr nae snda
others In their first part.
On the west side this week there IL THE
Still Alarm" at the Grand to bring out full
houses-a task which Is generally achieved
with ease by this noisy. but highly effective
sensation play. The genuine fire horses. tho
excellent copy OF engine. and engine house:
this drama are still powerful with 'mlscellane-
GUS audiences. THE Still Alarm has often
rune on the Grand's stage. and this week 1t
cast has not been Importantly changed since
Its last visit to town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03

The Madison Square Garden will be given
up to negro jubilee entertainment for three
days duration. commencing April %. cake
walk will be part OF the show. which will also
employ Matilda Sisieretta Jones, known az the
Black Patti" who recently sang ut the White
Honse: She is Boston woman: and her nrst
Music. A colored quartet. remembered for
their melodies In Alabama" will sing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03

nttee to talk as they did OF the possibility OF
clearing 100000. hut already the donations
are figured up at nearly $4,000 and GER
tanty Of \, great money success has been
telched. The, fair will be held five weeks
hence IN the Madison square Garden. Active
Srposltion 70 the enterprise has died out. not
6SsHasS, n those Wh o. dtsiked Il have changed
praisew2Sthy reluctance to hinder u good
cause; two c9nsplcuous denouncers OF the
lair. J. II. McVickor and John Hollingshead.
~" 1 ye1eran naaaaEsr s have written for
sY,2p their belief that the women oi the stage
I'll lose professional caste by acting as sellers
IN booths. AZ the same time the Dramatic Mn
rm, virtually the organ 81 the iair, is not at
Guiding letter from Edwin Booth Al ali
events. no doubt remains that tho fund will be
greatly, enriched. which will DO an unaiioyed
good thing: and. with the plenty Of warning
depended upon Tor a happy med um Of LADY, y.
Ike conduct. which, will 6switchinGly invite
purchasers and repel impertinence.
In this city oflone terms for successful PLAYS.
many theatres afford little news except that Of
prosperous continuance. In few weeks. per-
maps too early for the public liking. "Goriana"
wiz DO Withdrawn at Herrmann's II Is now on
me way to its seyenty-ifth consecutive perr
,,0rmance, and still 1t retains Its place among
, nios prosperous lovial entertainments at the
VIII, this farce TO- to be commended safely
ign, ! fun. Clyde fitch's one act comedy. Fred.
III. Issdns ros o H.bpe ,sSSs is, hGloIiSu
FFr pbp o. the most pronounced character.
,ert month 70 the COLUMN Ma Theatre In BosS-
WI ~ which Charles frohman has seml-
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-01
LATE NEWS SUMMARY
Washington, Political, Foreign,
and General Domestic,
Happenings OF Note.
Photographic News of the World
Condensed for the Benefit
OF Busy Readers.
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

The profits of the Paris postoific,
last year amounted To $4,000, 0O0.
The car of Russia is the larges,
land owner in Tie world. The area
OF his possessions is far greater than
France.
Nine. Christine Nilsson has given
$1,000 toward founding hospital in
France especially INTENDED for the
cure of diseases of the throat.
Emperor William. in gratitude Ia
Providence in vouchsailng him a
daughter, has pardoncd a number OF
women who were in Jail for various
oncnSeS.
France has Il population of 3s.2lS.-
9o%. comprising about lo.000.Go0
families, and of these 100000 couple
have no children, while 1000. 900 have
only one child each.
The German Kaiser has presented
10000 marks to the Society for the
Promotion of Aerial Navigation for
the construction of "a colossal balloon.
which will be tifty-siX feet in
diameter and as tall as Il four-storicd
house.
Miss Chapman, the wcll-known
sculptor. has been commissioned to
model the two Spanish bullock Queen
Victoria keeps in the park at Osborne.
They have enormous horns and are
considered remarkably beautiful!
creatures.
The late Thomas Nelson. the pub
Usher, of Edinburgh left 100000 i'm
lcgacie> for the erection and equip
men1 of five worhingmcn's clubs and
rcading-rooms. which will be erected
gradually. and will be so fitted as to
attract workingmen.
The Provident Bounty association.
of London, is prepared to insure
married people against twins and
tripletS. Parents who desire this
kind Insurance pay in SO, and then.
in case OF twins, they will receive $50.
and in case OF ,riplets 500.
y l'renchman has deyisedan electric
helmet which will put the insomniou>
TO sleep. There is a small battery
inside the helmet which produces Il
gentle buzzin@ sound" like the
dronng OF a burnDIcbce. DR.. Gilles.
the inventor claims that the most
wakctlrl patients cannot withstand
the influence of this droning sound
more than seven or eight minutes.
Gentle vibratory movements have
often been found beneficial i'll painful
nervous disorders.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-01
NORTHWEST NEWsLETs.
NORTH DAKOTA.

The NJ. Z. church at Mandam was
dedicated last Sunday.
The Harrison electors carried the
state by aplurality of about 200.
Thcauthorities at Edgcly adrer-
tisc that they will prosccutcall persons
doing business on Sunday.
The custodian of the military post
Of Fort Abraham Lincoln. complains
that considerable dcprcdations have
recently been made upon the govern
mcnt buildings. The service of
special detective will be secured. and
the guilty parties will be punished TO
the full extent OF the law.
Steamboat tranic on the Missouri
river has closed for the season. The
stage of water has been lower this
year than ever before, and river men
are of the opinion that the large
number of artcsiah wells in South
Dakota is the cause Of this. They
cain that the artcSian basin of
North and South Dakota receives its
supply from the Missouri river, and
that the immense amount Of water
used for irrigation in South Dakota,
and that taken from the small
streams tributary to the Missouri
in Montana for similar purposes is
Whit is causing the decrease. Old
river men think that il will be but
few years until Steamboat trailic on
the Missouri will he something of the
past, unless there isa larg expenditure
on the part of the government in
dredging the channel and building
shuteS.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-01
GENERAL DOMESTIC NEWS.

Maine has wild land worth S2o.uoo-
ooo III 4 low estimate.
There are more than 1000 varieties
Of apples raised in The United states.
Sixteen inches of the bcautifuJ
snow caused Inconvenience at Helena
last week.
+. j. Iolidon. of Evanston. Ill. one
of the largest importers Of French
horses in America. died last week
Secretary Foster has appointed ex-
Governor Gear. of Iowa. as assistant
secretary of the treasury to succeed
CrounSc.
W. T. Wandry, who dicdreccntly in
the pool house ut Quincy. H.. was
the last of Butchers drummer boys at
Waterloo.
Thirty thousand people saw the
lalc boys down the Princetons in Il
game OF foot ball in New York on
Thursday last.
The Canadian Pacific railway is
arranging TO increase the number Of
steamers plying between British Co
lunbia and the Orient.
The venerable widow Of the late
Bishop AleXandcrC Campbell wholivcs
at Bethany w. Va, celebrated her
90th birthday Il few days since.
The poor house Of Christian county.
H.. burned Friday afternoon. The
wife of Warden Gardner was possibly
fatally burned. Many inmates had a
narrow escape.
Tom Ryan. of Chicago. has declined
the offer of the Olympic Club, of New
Orleans. to fight Tom Williams for a
purse Of $4,000. He says the purse is
not large enough.
The Union Democratic Club. of
Richmond. Va, Thanksgiving day
served a plum pudding weighing 300
pounds. a twelve pound slice was
scut to President Elect Cleveland.
The United States now holds TWEEN
tN-one law firms made up of husband
and wife. In addition to these there
are at least los American women who
practice law in the courts or publish
legal documents.
Jacob Remer and Hannah Griffin
while returning to Cleveland from a
Thanksgiving party at North AM
herst, Ohio, last night stepped on the
railroad track as the limited express
came along. They were struck and
both instantly killed.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-01

Eight states have taken advantage
Of the appropriation for a naval
militia. and already have promis-
ing and tolerable well equipped force
ll young volunteer seaman.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-01

The Very precautions YOU take
against catching cold often make
You more liable To il. Make friends
with cool. fresh air and it will not
hurt Won.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-01

In some of the ancient temples of
Egypt. known TO be more than four
Thousand Wears old. the stones were
dowcled together with hour glass
shaped ties Of the Tlmari>h or
Shittim wood, the dowel sinks being
only about one inch deep.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-01
MINNESOTA.

The late election will cost the city
Of Minneapolis $4,000.
The repairs to the government
pier at Lake City will cost about
s.. 900.
The Merchants hotel at Willmac
was burned Sunday. West Howe. Il
Great Northern railroad engineer
was suiIocalcd in the burning build
Ing. Loss sl5.OOO
James Keenan,, of Spring Valley.
arrived in Wnona Saturday and
Unidentified the lo-year-old boy.
Clarence Peck, as the person who
wayaid and robbed him of $500.
The jury in The case of the state
against Michael Wallace for the
murder of Joseph Lawrence at Fly
last June. returned yerdc, just
before midnight, of mauSlaughter in
the first degree.
The large cooper shop owned by
Cargili X FAN, at Houston. burned
early Friday morning. The
machinery was totally destroyed
together with about 800 ready mada
barrels Loss. $1,000: insurance, 81.
200. They Will lcbuld.
T. r. Pcnniman, administrator Of
Worthwhile, has broueh, suit again>'
tile Chicago. st. Paul and Kansas
City railroad company and the Chi
cago Great Western railroad 10 secure
$4,000 for the death Of his son. who
was killed ina collision while >erv
ing as a locomotive engineer TWO
years ago.
y highway robbery occurred Short
distance from Mankota after the
democratic demonstration. Louis
llcIberg. OF Decoria, was driving
home. and when ina rayinc stranger
asked for a ride. which was granted
The stranger struck Mr.. lIcrZberg on
the side of the head. serving the top
of his right ear and bruising his
head. He fell to the roadside uncon-
scious, and the robber escaped with
the team.
Jacob Zimmerman and Frank Setz.
two hard working, respectable Ger
man homcstcadcrs near Tower. are
each bcrcft of a wife under peculiar
circumstances. Jacob advertised in
Il matrimonial paper for wife and a
'omely German matron put in her
appearance and they were quickly
married. y few days later another
woman arrived from Iowa in response
to the "ad' and Jacob turned her
over to his friend. Four weeks ago
Seitz and Miss Minnie Keith were mar
ricd III Tower. Then came the denouc-
mcnt. Zimmerman unguardedly told
his young bride he had a wife in the
old country and she Indignantly left
him. About the same time the
sheriff of Story county, Iowa.
appeared in search of the woman,
who married Seitz and she went with
him. ltappears that she had deserted
Il husband and three children in
Iowa.
The Supreme Court has decided
that Henry Root is not entitled TOT
patent for constructing cable rail-
roads, because he allowed his inven-
tion to be used for two years before
applying for a patent.
Emile lola is now paid for the right
to publish his novels scrially at the
rate of three cents word. That
beats Alexandra Dumas seven cents a
line.
A Reading, England, family can
prove by local records that they and
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-01

The first ice cream vendors in Eng
land were Ncapoitan pcaSantry of
the poorest type, but the vendors now
come from all parts of Italy. many
being natives of the most remote
country districts.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-01

If you had as many lenses in each
eye as the common dragon fly has,
each If your organs of sight would be
as big as box car.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-01

A. nearly a. can be asccrtaincd,
the irrigated Lands OF California
comprise 100000 acres. Irrigation
has cost S2o,o0o.00o. but it has
increased the value of the land 5000
GOO. 600
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-01

In Ireland there are 10000 mud
cabins consisting of but Il single
room.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-01

Colombia's military code has beer
amended SOFAS to stop the inhumal
treatment Of soldiers by officers.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-01

We are familiar with the rush OF
the express train rs it flashes past us
at the rate of sixty miles an hour.
hut light actually travels ll.l79.56o
times is fast The initial velocity
of the shot FROM the l2-pound bronze
service gun is only l,7G9 feet second.