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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03
What Stitchery is Worth.

An. inquiry made. into the; condition
o. q women In Paris reveals the
1act that a needlewoman can not count
On earning r than 500 a year,
which Is about Is cents a day. The de.
signers n cutters out of patterns and,
me ntters, are OF course, more highly:
paid, receiving IN SOME cases salaries 81
5000 to $4,000, and, s1peffaps;, even a.
snare OF the profits. But the average
earnings OF the ordinary seamstress
may be put down at q little over 30.
cents a day.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

John A. Becker, president of the Bal
timore Cactus society, and the owner
Of one of the finest collections Of cacti
ia the United States, is negotiating with
Gustavo Sohribe Of Mexico for the pur-
chase by the society Of the Mexican ex-
hibit Of cacti at the worlds fair. The
exhibit includes one specimen valued at
Fl 600
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

The %east-bound railroad shipments
from Chicago last week aggregated Il
larger amount than ever before in the
history of that city. The figures are
moro eloquent Of returning prosperity
than all the words that tongue could
ntfar
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

tered animal It would be q different
matter, but for inferior stock It y not
worth the trouble. Ii you desire TO
save the heifer and keep on the Side
bars continually for a long time. two
or three years, she may forget 1t, but
the first act Of licking an itching place
may recall it even then, and your trou-
BILE be all for naught.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

The excess Of exports over imports
during December reached the comfort
able figure Of $43,229 ,O61. This will
bring to this country a large quantity
Of gold, which will greatly assist in
repairing the deficiency in the treasury.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

The British cutter Valkyrie Is out on
a dock at South Brooklyn undergoing
repairs. She is surrounded with call
vas screens to keep the vulgar Ameri-
can eye from seeing her fine lines.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

Dealers in cigarettes in Emporia,
Kan, are required to pay a license OF
$500 and refuse to sell to boys or girls.
II the weak-minded were also inhibited
the business would not pay for the
trouble Of handling it.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

Racine often said that the suffering
he endured from one adverse criticism
more than outweighed all the pleasure
he enjoyed from the public applause.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

The Dead Vel has been found to be
the home Of innumerable species Of
heterogeneous. Animals inoculated
die in a few days from blood poisoning.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

President Higinbotham has little faith
In the Paris exposition of 1900. He
says that the next great international
exposition will be held in Chicago In
1910.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

A Frenchman proposes to build an
Atlantic steamship on eight huge roll
ers, arguing that these, in revolving,
will decrease the water resistance.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

There is a fable which has it that
the pins that are lost every year are
picked up by the fairies, who hammer
them out on elfn anvils into notes Of
music.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03
A Simple HI

Here is a simple and cheap device
which is applicable to the leg OF a morse
or other animal, the purpose of which
is to prevent him running away or
Jumping fences. At the same time II
will not in any manner injure the AMI
NAL. The following is a description
Of the invention, illustrated in Fig. 4:
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

John L. Sullivan has probably brought
hls wife q new dress. She says now
TINT the report that she disciplined him
with a club Is unfounded.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

Mime. Eve keeps a dressmaker's es-
adjustment in New York, and not far
away on the same street Mr.. Adam
makes fashionable attire for gentle
mon
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03
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:: !, ~ tt.Irxranar .
"Ise done glib, up. ny, place ,,r.,,,,, !.
de hotel" he said. - ps' ss-'uu =
."WhuffohY"
rooms h u%ne sisted on my eatIa mnsh.
ws.n't on de E,ses'e s ter san- dSv
"@u' to~adstoola" Washineton - WI
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

In he days Of the Roman Emperors
noney had ten times as much purchas.
Ing power as at present.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

per on 50 tight as to prevent all mo-
ton Of the knee, as 1t is intended that
the animal shall be free to walk and to
lie down and get up.-Ohio Farmer.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03
Good Coffee by percolatton.

What seems to be a perfect coffee
machine on a small scale is the patent
Of an Englishman. 1t consists Of a
glass globe or boiler, as shown In the
illustration, which hangs by means Of
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03
BoTTINEAU. !. NORTH DAKoTA
Georgta's Superior Criminal Court
mas discontinued the kissing Of the III.
Bile In the administration Of oaths.

In 1000 ounces Of our gold coinage
there are 900 ounces Of pure gold, 10
ounces OF silver and 30 Of copper.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

The hamper A is made Of wood, horn,
hard rubber, or other suitably hard and
stiff material, and has permanently at
tached to it straps. B, which are the
means for holding it to the leg Of the
animal.
Its inne. surface. or that surface
which is applied to the knee, is o n
cave, SO that it will conform to the
shape Of the same, and, if desired, may
be covered with some soft material
which will be comfortable to the ami
NAL.
It Is not necessary to strap the ham
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Pretty as Can be.

A most eective design, for a quilt Is
the wild morning glory" The given,
directions are for one square, twelve
Of which with a six-inch border make a
quilt. The ground is composed Of five
pieces: One piece Of white, 12x12 in
ches; one piece of yellow, 6x12 inches;
n piece OF red, 2x1S inches, and two
pieces Of blue 2xf8 inches.
Sew the ground together, putting q
red strip between the two blue ones.
Sew a yellow piece at the bottom
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03
Fate OF the Sealsk1n SacQue.

1t seems a paradox to say that the
woman with a sealskin sacque is to be
pitied this season. She has been envied
heretofore. But the woman with a
sealskin sacque Is in a bad way. She
has been run up against the balloon
and l~eg-O'-mutton sleeves. She has
been confronted with the alternative
Of no shoulder or no .Sealskin ,sacque.
For that sacque has never yet been
made, says the Pittsburg Dispatch, that
will comfortably cover four feet Of
shoulders and six inches additional frill
and leave the latter intact. In the Or
binary course of fashion it has usually
been only necessary for the woman
with a sealskin sacque to get her treas
.ure out of camphOr upon the approach
of cold weather and take q promenade.
She was considered always. ready for
winter. The sealskin was always in the
style, and covered a multitude Of def
ciencies. The woman with the sealSkin
sacque was always sure Of being helped
across a crowded street by the police,
was always asked out. to supper after
the play, always got q seat in the cars,
received the general good attention Of
the world at large. She was the envied
of her sex: All this is now changed.
The unexpected drought of the sealskin
season required prompt measures on
the part OF the latter. And they took
them. They began Il campaign Of edu-
cation last summer. They sneaked on
the enemy with the dreadful balloon,
sleeve. The balloon sleeve sent the
sealskin sacQue up higher'n a: kite. 1t
is true some obstinate women. Wilt TRY
and combine the two, but it comes
hard. Some Of them take out the old
original sleeve of the seal and put in a
balloon Of the silkworm, and feel sat
isfed that they have beaten the game.
Others recklessly crush the inflated
shoulders and groan in: spirit. Others
still, with an affected contempt for any
fashion which clashes with the rights
OF the sealskin sacque, stick. to the old.
style Of common, everyday shoulders,
and letter go at that. But the antiseal-
skin contingent is in the ascendancy
and the sealskin sacque as an article Of
wearing Annarel mnat %
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03
WinterinE Cabbges.

According to a correspondent Of %
American Agriculturist. the following
is the method used by farmers in Jack
son county, Mo-, in preserving their
cabbages through the winter. 1t GER
tainly is a simple method and worthy
of a trial:
An ordinary salt barrel Is secured,
and after one end has been removed,
it Is buried In the earth. The cabbage
is then gathered and partly dressed.
ready to be brought to the kitchen or
sent to the market, and the barrel Is
filed. Then the top Of the barrel Is
covered with boards, over which il
spread a heap Of straw OF leaves. In
this way 1t will keep excellently until
spring. The advantages Of this method
are that the cabbage Is accessible at
all times, whether the ground is frozen
or not; and then it is. In every way,
more convenient than the ordinary dit
or hole in the ground 50 often used.
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,,Poznah", Wisconsin

~
Kupiiem wielka fsrme blisko z 1000
akr6w cd Sterling Kompanii 1 rozdzie
liiem j. M czetci pc 40 80 ARROW, kat.
da zdatna IA made gospodarstwo. lie
mia t. Jest zarsz obok miasteozka Poz-
nan, Wis. 1 II ksAdej fsrmie Jest dobry
dom m~ieszkalny, ma ~niektorych - tax.
te stsjnie 9. I. c. Psmietajcie, ae pre-
szio 200 polskich fsmilii zakuprio zie
Die " tel okolicy " pr1eciagu ostatnicb
3 lat i maja sw6j iadny kosoioa ftp.
Jeteli prsgniesz mice isdna farme I
domem itP., to chwytaj to sposobuosc.
Mote jut nigdy ME traf sic znowu tax,
sposobnose zakupienis ziemi DO tax
nizkiej Genie. Opr6cz tvch farm man
do sprzedanis blisko 10000 ARROW dzi
kiej ziemi zarosiej iadnem twardem
drzewem, kt6rs ~sprzedaje Cd 3 do 8 dol.
"a akier. Piszoie po ksistki, mapy it'd.
opisujace to ziemie.
K. ROSHOLT,
Eau Claire, wioonsip.
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Ksiazki KwitOwe
oOB AVE.

Ola uAytku Grup Zwiszkowycb
. odpowiedniemi rubrykami dc
kwitowsnia wnoszonych opiat, wy
starcsajace ma lat dziesiec, dc
sprsedsnia " Redakcyi ,,Zgody",
Oena egzemplarzs 10 oent6w.
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Tow. Welnemyslaych ,,sffaO
odbywa swe pcsledEenis " kazdy pistek
Q gooEinie Bel ~wieozorem, W hsA pod
No. 7OS Milwaukee Avenue gdzie tea
kaadego miesitcs odbyws sic jeden cd.
czyt, Sekretsrzem Jest Stsnisfsw Bonn
bi6ski.
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spo1eczenstw l znachodza czesto
kroe silny oddz wick W tychae
wpiyw szwajcarskiego zwiazku
wychodztwa polsklego siega Juz
nawet ma Polske amerykahska.
Nawet pod wagledem ekonomi.
cznym oddziafyw Wi i oddziaiywa6
mode wychodztwo polskie bardzo
kor1ystnie. Dosc tylko wspom.
nice, ID staranlem pojedyhczych
jednostek ma wychodrtwie pewne
gafezie przemysfu naszego zna.
lazfy ma obcz, znie stale rynki
zbytu. Zorganizowana dziaialnosc
pod tym wzgledem mogfaby wy.
dat dsleko wieksze owoce.
Skoro wiec miedzy spoieczeh
swami polskiemi rozrzuconymi
wsrod tax roanych warunkow
|istnieje faktyczuie iacznoic kul.
turna i wzajemne ma sic oddzia.
iywauie - to Jest obowiazkiem
narodowym daayG do uswiado.
mienia tego zwiasku.
Przypatrzmy sic jednak csy
zwiazek polskich spoleczehstw pc.
siada warunki trwaiosci czy
Posiada idee zdolna do Scisfego
zfaczenia tax odmiennych kulturs
spofeczenstw W jeden zwiazkowy
organizm. Ma powyzsze pytanie
mimowolnie nasuwa sic twier.
dzaca odpowiedz: ia idea. faczaca
%kulturnie GAIA polskoSe, Jest idea
niepodlegfoSci Polski - idea spra.
wiedhwoSci daiejowej i protestu
Przeciw tyrahstwu j despotyzmo.
wi. Jest to ia ssma idea, kt6ra
" urzeczywistnieniu wolnosci swia.
ia widziafa urzeczywistnienie vol
nosci Ojczyzny - idea, kt6ra ma
sztandarze polskim kazafa wy
wiesic szczytne hasfo ,,za wasza
ii nasza w~olnoiG", ktora wiodia
szeregi polskie do WALK "a vol.
nose ludlow, kt6ra i dis ogarnia
spolecze hstwo polskie ma wycho-
datwie i stawia je ma zupefnie
odmiennem stanowisku nil finne
wychodztwa.
o potedze tel idei swiadczy
okolicznosc, il tax chetnie posa
dzaui o kosmopolityzm socyalisci
polscy, zorganizowani "a granica
W ,Z~iazek zagraniczny socyali.
stow polskich", W programme swym
p~ostawili urzeczywistnienie idei
niepodlegioSci. [PrzedSwit Mr.. 4
q SO RI Idea ia vice Jest i be.
die nsjsilniejsaa wiara ola spo.
feczehstw polskich, ona tez NADIA
uswiadomionemu awiazkowi kul.
turnemu .polskiemu ceche ogolnie
ludzka.
Zbliaajaca sic wystawa lwowska
jest dis jui najlepszym przykfa.
dem ujawniajacej i uSwiadamia.
jacej sic kulturnej lacznoaci
wszechpolskiej. Dziwny i wysoce
charakterystyczny objaw. Ma sa
ma wiesc o wystawie lwowskiej
(Kosciuszkowskiej, jsk ia W A
MERGE nazywaia) powstaje W
ionic prawie wszystkich spole.
czehstw polskich bez aadnej agi.
tacyi, niebywaly dotad ruch "a
obesfaniem wystswy, celem "a.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS swej iacznoSci
narodowej. Nawet nsjmfodsze
spoieczehstwo polskie DO ledwie
istniejsce lat kilkanascie W Pa.
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.ludzie. Lud bowiem ma kreso.
wych spoieczeistwach utrsymal
przez lyle wicklow narodowose
swa - lud ten tel swa niespo-
syta sta odporna przeiamie hi.
storyczne granice, oddzielsjace 90
cd rdzennych spoleczeGstw pol
skich i przyczyni zarazem sic do
ro~zszerzenia polskosci ma pre-.
strzenlach Swiata.
Sfusznie tel podni6si ma wiecu
stronnictwa chfopskiego W Kra.
kowie jeden z mowcow: ,,chiop
stanowi narod, gdzie sic CHOP
utrzyma tam Polska sic utrzyma,
gdzio polski CHOP idzie tam Pol.
ske re SODA niesie i dlatego spra.
wa chfopska jest sprawl narodo.
wa.
Ztad tel zachodzi niezbedna.
potrzeba z~afo4enia centralized in.
stytucyi, ktora zajefaby sic szcze.
re szerseniem prawdziwej oiwia-
~ W kresowych spofeczeistwach
oraz ma koloniach polskich. In.
stytucya TAXA winnaby sic zajae
sakfadaniem szkol, czytelni, bi.
bliotek, uniwersytetow ludowych,
| t. p. i~nstytucyj przyczyniajacych
sic do roswoju oiwiaty. Iostytu-
eva taxa urzadzafaby r6wniea pc.
ryodyczne wyprawy i objazdy do
rozmaitych miejscowoscl n a kre-
sach i W koloniach W rodzaiu
wyPraw ORA Dunikowskiego i
Ora Siemiradzkiego - celem Ia
znajomienia i nawiazania iaczno-
SCI duchowej. Me ulega watpli-
wosci, ID zaioaenie takiej misty
tucyi wszecbpolskiej - byfoby
wielkim krokiem naprz6d W kie-
runku uswiadomienia zwiazku
wszechpolskiego.
Wreszcie do utrzymania trivia.
tel spojui przyczynie sic mote ME
mafo rowniez nswiazanle trwaiei
facznosci ekonomicznej, o czem
~zreszta daWniej ma innym miej-
scu jut obszernie wspominaliimy.
W tych kilku sfcwach starali.
smy sic wykszac, IL istnieja wszsl.
kie warunki do ujawnienia trivia
lego zwiazku kulturnego wszyst-
kich spoieczehstw polskich - 4e
tylko potrzeba inicyatywy do
wprowadzenia W aycie idei Wick.
szej Polski.
Obecnie zastanowic sic wypada
W krotkosci mad znaczeniem, jaki
podobny Zwiazek miec mote ola
polskosci i iaka role kulturns W
dziejach cywilizacyi on odegra.
Me ulega watpliwoSci, il wsku.
tex uswiadomionej i skupionei
do jednego moralaego ogniska
d~ziaialnosci kulturnej wszystkich
spofeczehstw polskich - aycie
polskie stanie sic gfebszem i
"szechstronniejsEem, ogarnie seer.
sze horyzonty swista - nastep-
stwem czego mySl polska spote.
znieje i stauie sic o wisle wa
aniejszym czynnikiem " dziejach
cywilizacyi.
Zespolenie kulturne przyczyni
sic W wielkiej mierze do rozsze.
rzenia i spote&nienia polskosci W
Swiecie q diva wielkie
ogniska polskie, jake powstans
mad braegami Oceanu Spokojne-
90 i ma wyavnach Paranu n;o
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"feksZa POIska.
Kulturny zwtazek wszystkfch
sPOieczehstW poIskich.
(Doko nczenie).

SIG Wlec przedstawla CATO.
ksztait narodowoSci polskiej roe
dzielonej ma liczne spcfeczefstwa,
syjace W odmienuych waruukach
j otoczeniu. Ogolna liczba zatem
Polakow ma caiej kuli ziemssiej
wynosi okofo Is millon6w, Z cze.
60 wypada ma Polak6w ayjacych
Pc Ia granicami dawnej Rseczy.
pospolitej polskiej okolo 4 milo.
now, a vice znacznie wiscej. niA
lic'a mieszkahcow niezawisf. pan.
silva jak Serbia, Bulgaria, Gre
eva, DANA, SzwaJcarya etc.
Mimo jednak tax odmiennych
warunkow. wsr6d jakich 4yja Wy
mienione wyzej spoieczehstws pol
skie, panuje wir6d mich jul dzi-
sisj pewna kulturua faczuosc,
wynikajaca re wsp jlnoici pocho
dzenia. Wynikiem tel facznosci
jest wsajemne oddzialywsnie spo.
feczehstw polskich ma siebie, kt6re
znowu czyni 4ycie og6ino polskie
gisbszem i wszechstronniejszem
II tax ruch narodowy ma Slasku
zwfaszcza pruskim przyczynia sic
bardzo do wzmocnienia narodo.
wosci polskiej pod zsborem ME.
mieckim i zmusi spoleczefstwo
polskie W Poznahskiem do zajecia
ogolno polskiego stanowiska. To
samo da sic p~owiedzieG o ru
chach narodowych W Prusiech
wschodnich i SIasku austryackim,
ID wzmacniaja polskos6 ma kre-
sach. SPoieczehstwa polskie W
tych zlemiach OPT raja sic wyia-
cznie ma ludzie - ztad tel So
one zsrazem pionierami idei de.
mokratycznych i ludowych wsr6d
innych spofeczehstw polskich.
R6wnie wielks role odgrywa
spofeczehstwo polskie " Ameryce.
[Tu po RAJ pierwszy spotykaja sic
Polacy wszystkich spelecze6stw
ma jednem wsp6lnem terytoryum
= tn nsjmocniej mote uswiada.
mia sic Ouch narodowy polski, o.
garniagscy ju& inne spoieczeistwa
Polskie. w tenn wiasnie uswiada.
mianiu szerokich mas ludnosci ley
wielka misya narodowa Polski
amerykahskiej. Miedzy spsie
czehstwami polskiemi W Elropie
a Polska W Ameryce ma miejsce
j mice bedzie ciagiy wzsjemny
odpfyw i przypiyw. 2 Europy
napiywsja ciemne i nieuswiado-
mione masy - Wracaja zaS napo.
wrot oswiecone, przejete du-
chem narodowym i uiwiadomione.
Ameryka jest szkois naszego lu.
du, gdzie tenAe nabiera poczucia
godnosci ludzkiej. Me bsdzie
przesada, jezeli powiemy, il obu.
dzenie sic tycia narodowego, DO.
czucia godnoSci wiasnej wir6d
naszego' wioscia6stwa, zwlasscza
sachodnio. galicyjskiego - W gi6.
wnej mierze przypisaG zechcemy
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-20
CONTESTS BY THE SCORE.
Entire Recount Demanded In
Nebraska.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. ia special to
the Bee from Lincoln, Neb., says: The
Republicans will demand a recount of
votes by the legislature. Up to noon no
notice of contest had been filed with the
secretary of state, but prominent Re-
publican state official says that such
notice will undoubtedly be filed within
the limit, which expires on the Goth
inst. He said that legislative commit
tee, consisting of two POpulists. two
Democrats and three Republicans, will
be asked to proceed with recount of
the ballots for the purpose of quieting
title and removing all doubts of the
election of either candidate for gov
ernOr. 1t will be necessary to serve
notice on Judge HOlcomb at the same
time. At Independent headquarters
matters are being put in shape by At
tOrneyS Bryan, LeeSe, Broadly and others,
to serve notice of contest on the entire
list of Republican candidates for state
offices Immediately following the con-
test Oh governor.
Judge Holcomb is expected TO arrive
from Broken Bow Wednesday and re-
main here until the opening of the legis
lature.
In supreme court tomorrow the Gle rk
OF Cheyenne comfy will appear TO show
cause why the canvaSSing board OF that
county should not reconvene and cam
vaSS the lodge pole precincts returns,
the original returns, ballots and poll
boxes having been stolen from the re-
turning officer. who reported the same
to the county clerk. Only 200 votes are
involved, but it is regarded as clrcum-
stance In the approaching contest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-20

central committee was appealed to. as
well as all the party leaders back as tar
even as Senator Ramsey. After much
negotiation and many conferences pa
pers were drawn up pledging the Sign
ers to support Capt. Reed for collector
of internal revenue under the next ad-
ministration. provided the Republicans
are successful in 1896. These were to
be signed by all the Republican candi-
dates for the lower house of congress,
as well as by Senators Davis and Wash
burn"
''Were all these signatures secured?"
"No; l understand not, and that was
the cause Of the hitch in the negotia-
tions that almost left the name of Reed
on the ticket" was the reply. "The
name lacking at the last was that of
Senator Washburn, as understand it,
Whether this was finally secured or
Capt. Reed took the
Word of John GoOdnow
that it would be all right anyway, do
not know, but at any rate the captain
felt better after he saw the Minneapolis
chieftain or BOSS My own opinion is
that Senator Washburn did not sign
this agreement, in which case 1t Is safe
to predict that the collector under the