Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-02

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answered. laughing.
That rl.,ht In, inhabitants az ATT.
Ian IN u great meeting elected Gilbert
their governor. The voting was by nc.
clamation. and tho whole proceeding
Iid not take fifteen minutes. He was
summoned and mad, n sneech Ia Them
unfolding his ideas In the simplest man.
ner 80 that they compr.hrnded his
scheme readily. They were uuick 10 see
the advantages uf the plan. although
they had no monopolistic corporations
as examples to teach them the power 81
combination. But he laid great stress
upon the difficult nature II the task. and
again and again laid before them the me-
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lance and tireless patience.
Most Of all, above all, work, work.
work" he cried. at Is the soul, the life
Of the world: the aim and end Of living
aye. it's life itself"
The next day the wagon train came
into the city, and the Atzlans crowded
about the canvas covered wagons. filed
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horses terrified them by their every nc.
ton: the wagons amazed them. their
eyes were tired before the dav passed
with staring nj the maryels that were
displaved ON every hand. MANY 81 them
made most advantageous bargains. ex-
changing gold and silver ornaments
mer. haubels. for the rare things IN.
s,rangers brought. Their greatest de.
sir. was for the axes ha,cbct. nnd huu,.
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his eyes az he noted the real how and ain
e.re affection the ,..oul. d,.uiayel I'm
~ nov he had ncarcsI, known how muol
ro.,m they occupied M hts heart. and h,
determined D. give the whole energy q
h,s life ,o them aud their needs.
After this came his investment In Oh
governor's rol... the presentation ~ n,
ancient seal aud stan ~ Office, aud
prayer ~ iklapel ~ the great God o
ail-the Master ~ all known Eois. th
Ruler ~ earth and sky which was Ia
t.sa.i A.. tu sti.tt,s. and aus Ih.t. thas,