Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-27

shaken by O mighty wind
16. And straightway tho people
in their mighty wrath fell upon
Ingalls, the Jayhawker, and upon
Spooner the Wolverine, and upon
Evarts tho Meek, and upon Far
well the Sucker, and upon Cannon
who dwelt by the river Wabash,
and upon Delamater Of the land of
Penn, and upon Fasset Of the land
Of York and Flower, and upon
William the scribe who wrote the
bill, and upon all the p~harasees
and upon the sadduces, and upon
oil the house Of Benjamin and
smote them hip and thigh.
IL. And Edmunds went out
and hung himself.
Is. When Benjamin saw all
these things he was sore troubled
and would not be comforted for
many days.
10. Now when the time Of Ben
jamin's reign came near unto an
end he sent heralds to all his men
servants, and his maid servants,
and the armor bearers, and the
tax gatherers, and all the office
holding SOM of Ethiopia to say to
them that they should haste to the
great city by the river in the land
Of Minnesota and slug the praises
of the house of Benjamin.
20. And it came to pass that in
these years there lived a plumed
knight in the land of Columbia,
whose surname was Blaine.
81. Now Blaine was a mighty
man of valor, and Benjsmin call
eth him unto himself as his chief
counselor.
%. And it came to pass that
Blaine girleth up his loins in the
month of June and graspeth his
mighty lance and starteth after
game that was the largest in the
land.
%. And behold the game that
the plumed knight did hunt hid
his lair upon the grounds hat
lieth about the house hat was
white.
"a. Wherefore, Russell who was
the son of Benjamin, d~iscerneth
all these things and he hasteneth
unto Benjamin and relateth the
full story thereof.
%. And Benjamin waxeth
wroth and pulleth his own hair
and teareth his beard and gnash-
eth his teeth and stampeth upon
that which aforetime was his grand
fathers hat, so great was his wrath
thereat.
26. And it came to pass hat
Blaine did write upon a scrool and
sent it unto Benjamin.
27. And BENJAMIN did likewise
and sent a scroll of few words unto
Blaine.
%. Thereupon the plumed
knight became no more the coun-
selor of Benjamin, and he shaketh
the dust of the city from his feet
and departeth for a place where
dwelleth the inhabitants of Bar
Harbor.
80. And Blaine sat in his tent by
day and by night and refuseth to
lay off his armor; he murmureth
unto himself but spake not to any
man; and nurseth his wounded
spirit, and ever and anon he cast
est a wrathful look toward the
house of Benjamin.
80. In those days Benjamin
loveth one Andrew, whose surname
was Carnegie, like unto a brother;
and Andrew did send unto Benja-
min a cask with forty and three
measures Of spirits and Benjamin
did drink thereof.
81. And Andrew did so much
love Benjamin hat he also sent
unto him 100000 shekels with
which TO soap his chariot wheels,
for he needeth much soap in those
days.
32. And it came to pass that
Andrews servants, in the land of
Homestead, did hunger much, and
he sent many men of Pinkerton
with mighty bayonets to hush
their cry for bread. And Benja-
min drinketh oft from the cask, and
heedeth not the cries from Monon-
.gahela. Verify, the tariff doeth
its own talking.
33. And it came to pass that
Benjamin had a dream and he