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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07
srpEaionts BLEAK SHORE
shipwrsekea saiisrs often Cast late
"A wilderness.

The recent accident To- the steamer
Mlssoula tends 10 show more elsaFiy
than anything that has occurred the
vast area OF Lake Superior, and the
feasibility " vessels crew reaching
land after shIpwreck and yet being un
heard of for couple OF weeks after
starting on n voyage. The shores OF
Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota
on the big lake are travsrsed BY rail-
ways and telegraph lines, and the
towns and small settlements ON the
American side 81 ths lake. even 10 the
islands. furnish ready means Of com
munlcatIoa with tte larger cities. but
not 80 Oh that part Of the Canadian
shore north u the lakes. where a vii
tierness inhabited hy a few ashrrmFa
aud Indians exist This II especially
true Of The Canadian shore Iast above
sauls ste Marie, aud for long stretch
OF country 10 the north and east - she
point where the Canadian Pacific rail
way turns In to the shore " the LAKE
and trAyerses II toward Port Arthur
aud Fort william
when the Mlasoula broke her shaft
and was rendered helpless she was
less that twenty Ave miles from Carl
bon island On The course down toward
Sauit Ste Marie She was somewhat
nr the regular tnuFse ~ vessels bound
down from the head of Lake superior.
but II she had been able To make ans
Roadway toward the sault. or care for
herself at all On tbs course she was
following abe would have been picked
up very soon after the accident Is
some passing vessel Hut n sautherly
wind drItsed hcr out " the course ~
even the few vessels trading to Cana
dian ports NJ the head of tho lakes
and she was working over toward the
Widest part Of tho Canadian north
shore territory when her crew was
compelled 20 abandon her
4 glance ut the chart will show that
| Brulc Point, where the crew % the
MtssnuiR frat made iaud {. scarcely
more than twenty five miles from
Sault ste Marie, where 100000 toms
Vt freight pass through canal In n
single @sas1u. and yet the men in one
Of the Missuuia's yHwI boats sprut
nearly two days working along the
shore or the lake before they found
my more sign ~ life than 4 deserted
hsherman's stanty. la which they
built 4 fire aud driesl their wet clothing
The fishing season Ind cls,srd bts
eFen fishermen are scarce liz this to-.
fitory during the most active periods
u II not strauge. therefore. thai The
men from the Missoula were nearly i
full week In finding means 10 rnu,tnu
nieating with thc owners II the 49,
sel after they had landed an lie
drcary north siiorc of Lake superior
Detroit Free Press
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

one look 1T the barge made for the
distant shore.
,Murderersy' screamed voice, "mur-
derers, You've killed my dogr
1T was an accident. didn't see
him." stammered the skipper,
'Don't tell me-" stormed the lady,
Il saw II all through the skyiisht.
I'VE had 90 shift the helm TO ger out
OF the way OF the schooner, said
Codd.
"Where's the schoonerf" demanded
Mrs. Bunker; where is itr
The captain looked al the mate.
where's the schooner" said he.
Il believe" said the mate, losing mis-
head entirely al this question, Il be-
ileye we must have run her down. !
don't see her nowhere about
Mrs. Bunker stamped her foot, ana
with a terrible glance at the men. de-
seended 10 the cabin, From this eolgIl
Of vantage she ohstinately refused 10
bulge. and sat In angry seclnsion un,
til the vessel reached Ipswich late ia
the evening. Then she appeared on
deck. dressed for walking, and utterly
ignoring the woe-beg0ne Godd, stepped
ashore and, obtaining cab for her
boxes drove silently away.
An hour afterward the mate went %
his home, leaying the captain sitting
ON the lonely deck striving TO realize
the bitter fact thar, 50 far as the end
ne had In view was concerned, no had
seen th,. last OF Mrs bunker; aud like
wise OF the small. but happy, hoine ~
which he had hoped 10 Install her
st. Louis GIote Democrat.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

A peculiar fact in respect to pc
troIeum is the difference Of conditions
under which that oil occurs In Rus
STA and America. In the former 1t liz
found in strata of the tertiary period,
usually q formation resembling a
quicksand and at depths Of only few
hundred feet-in this country 1t oc-
ours at great depths In the older COM
pact sandstones and limestones OF the
Carboniferous. Devonian. and Siluriaa
periods. The oil of Russia consists OF
. class Of hydrocarbons known an
napthenes, belonging to the benxine
groups, while American oil is mainly
composed of paraffine: 1t is to this diff
ference that the great variation be-
tween the products from these oils ia
due. for, while American oil yields a
very large proportion, say about 10 per
cent, of Illuminating oil exactly suit
ed for combustion in ordinary lamps,
the Russian oil produces far less OF
such oil and a larger proportion OF
high-class lubricating oil.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07
The Pace That Kills
rNss Wors and Fact Ea6inx NJ. :.
Score Years and Tea i air. ~, y
Age In These na,s

tffom lae cincinnssi Enqplss,,
Inc American people live too ~.
700 last and drink too fast INT.
brought upon many OF as ttaIn atsa
sna stomach disorders that arr vsrx !
cult 70 manage. Investigation ans ~.
Analysts 70 discover such eonpounss n
heip those suffering from such H. n,
suited IN the discovery OF Dr. Win.
Pink t.iils for Pale People, which ~ ~
very hlsh rank ~ specific relDs,lv
II. n. owens, q travelling n,aa ~
years OF age, who Is well sI,nM. =
community snd generally liked hs.as.i
u pStght, energetic young lellow -
with his mother At $50 Central A.
Cincinnati, Ohio. He has hsen ! y,s's.s
dyspepsIa which took lhe form a. 800
Gus constipation and. strangely 49,
his mother suffered from the san.a ss,'s
Mr.. Owens testified 10 the mes8ts AZ \
pills In . most enthusiastic wsy "a
" the Enquirer reporter;
II am glad 10 say Anything eas q. Y
Williams Pink Rilis, bee4ass tbss AZ
great good, and other pe0ple o,,ghf !, !.
OF their virtues as q medieine "a -
troubles IL was some tine ~, -
felt heavy feeling id ms syensses =
grew very c0nsEipated. 1 aid 50 &C.,
doctor, bat having heard " the p.ss 3
bonght box OF them. Id avs ~ I. J
days the heavy feeling ia say s.ss,.s I
appeared and my bowels msfs Fs,a,s.
did not have ~ nsa tn0re thas ~,
them before WAS we'll. sSlnsN skss ~
have only occasionally beea tEeak q N
constipation. and never sst negssss
cause ! know IHzt what 70 Do vcssss J
also troabied Mtth ihdlsesliee "a
Pink PILLS did ans same lor hsf ~,
TOR mo cured her, didn't shsy. eagAss I
When appealed 70 Mrs. 0Messs r. !. -
.ThaG il Fight. | found i. ". -
ne1ic iue, so easy 70 take aEG q avs }
lasting u iss resaiss
Mr.. 0@ens ccnsinaed. u t<sasss a
these pills ars also good Or hsrssn,ss1
Whoa had my stomach Gfv1ais sas 4
quit1 nsFSUas and shat dlssp9Ass& n
tho dyspepsia Ine Pink pilsS nssp 4 n
10 etAilaed Tor them. foa esn mals I
GsS % shis testimonial soa se9 ste
II. II. Dwetsa has DecnPssn seyxf4i q
tlons 81 sFuss Ia thts elgF tis sa n
stne an empi0ye VI tkr c0snEss sgisl ~ \
He viii go on The road il a lev 4as N
prutaia6ns baslnSss hggse k<se II
0wens 10 quite as enthusiasts ~ Az I
abpas this ptak Pills sad hrs aasi Il
frirnds eAa verify her geod esAeea Il i
wonderful Frrncdy II thry tel easssasl|
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she safs and sInpts rsgandY,
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n1p life and FirhHess 10 sac baad sse
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Dr HlliL&mA. AeAkcln1 Cos pa5y &Asnl
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

There are Il papers and nassrisa
this country managed or sdlssa
wemsn.
In France the sexes are air'cN J
actfy balanced, there being i.ee vos'1
TO 1000 men.
Tho invention Of the typewr'ssf i
given employment 10 half n'''l'oh
women.
According 10 the most reliable =,
mates the world contains today =
100000 grown women. -.
Wyoming has the smallest ~
population. 1882: New York ths ~
est. 1000. geo. 8.
There are said 20 be SO isdy psn w,
clans praoticinR medicine In ~ -
Of the United States. !,
According to the last census y,
number OF women above the ass '" =
Russia was q. 200. 900. -,
The average height OF Lo@
women IN feet IN inches; o.
Russian women feet III inches 4,
A competent authority decla. ~,
over 1900. 900 OF the women OF 'n'
try earn their own living.
In all Christian countries ths -
Of females who attend the cnur.''''
far greater than that Of the neh -,
An authority on anthropolos, IN,
that the ears of women are ~ ~ -,
forward on the head than those u
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07


the jesuitical Bill. but IL he likes to
run hisself on to the boat-hook-"
Put 1t down." said the skipper.
sternly, and Bill obeyed sulIenIy.
We'll have to snooze on deck" said
Codd.
And mind we don't snore," said the
sarcastic Bill, Zoos the dog mightn't
like IT,"
Without noticing this remark tn
captain stretched himself on the hatch
es: Bill, after few more grumbles.
followed his example, and both men
were soon asleep.
Day was breaking when they awoke
and stretched their stiffened limbs. for
the air was fresh. with q suspicion OF
moisture in 1t.
up with the anchor said the skip
per, Selling handspike and thrusting
1t into the windlass.
As the rusty chain came I'm an ON.
nous growing came from below: Bill
snatched out his handspike and raised
1t aloft. The skipper gazed medita-
lively at the shore. and the dog, as It
came bounding up. gazed meditatively
ut the handspike. Then II yawned, IN
easy, uneoncerned yawn, and com
menced to pace the deck; and, coming
to the conclusion that the men were
only engaged In necessary work, re-
garded their efforts with a Ienient
eye, and barked encoura gingly as they
hoisted the sail.
1t was n beautiful morning. The
miniature river waves broke against
the blunt bows of the barge and pass.
ed by her sides ripping unsteady.
Over the fiat Essex marshes a white
mist was slowly dispensing before the
rays of the sun.
A little later smoke issued from the
tiny cowl over the foc'sIe and rolled IN
little pungent cloud to the Kentish
shore. Then delicious odor OF frying
steak rose from below. and fell like
healing balm upon the susceptible nos
trils of the skipper az he stood at the
helm.
us Mrs Bunker getting upT In
quired the mate as he emerged from
the foc'sle and walked aft.
II believe no" said the skipper
There's movements below"
Cos the steaks ready and wait
Ing" said the mate. I've put It ON
dish in front Of the fire"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

Cooperative stores are making head
way In France as well as In England
The value of sales of the 30e societies
in France is over 15,O00,000 year, and
the total number Of members is about
100000. In addition to these societies
In France are the farmers syndicates,
in which about 1000 persons are con-
eerned. The syndicates buy fertilizers
and other chemicals for vine culture,
maintain laboratories for the anaIy-
sis Of soils, publish monthly price lists
and perform other services for the gen.
eral benefit.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

He turned with a start as a portly re-.
trleyer inserted his head under his
left arm and slowly, but vigorously,
forced himself between them. Then
he sat ON his launches and painted,
while the disconnected Codd strove 10
realize the humor OF the position.
Il think | shall go to bed now" said
Mrs. Bunker, after the position had
lasted long enough TO be uncomfortable.
IF anything happens, collision or
anything, don't be afraid TO let me
know"
The skipper promised, and. shaking
hands, babe his passenger goodnight.
She descended somewhat clumsily, IL
Is true. into the little cabin, and the
skipper. sitting by the helm. which he
lazily Unanswered as required. fell
into a lovers reverie.
So he sat and smoked until he began
to realize that the breeze had almost
dropped.
I'VE must bring up. Bill," said the
skipper.
"Ay, ay." said Bin, sleepily raising
himself from the hatchway. "Over
she goes"
With no more ceremony he dropped
the anchor; the sail, with two strong
men hauling on TO it, creaked and
rustled its way close TO the mast, and
the Sir Edmund Lyons was ready for
sleep.
Il can do with a nap said Bill. Il
am dog-tired."
$50 am l." said the other. "It'll be
tight fit down for'ard. but we could
not ask lady to sleep there"
Bill gave a non-committal grunt.
~ - . he.
ner of his kind, took last look round
before retiring, placed his hands on
the hatch and lowered himself down.
The next moment he came up with a
wild yell, and, sitting on the deck,
rolled up his trousers and fondled his
leg.
What's the matter?'' inquired the
skipper.
THAT blessed dogs down there.
that's all. said the injured Bill. Hes
mistook 1t for his kennel. and | don /
wonder | thought he'd been wonder
full quiet"
I'VE must talk him over" said the
skipper. advancing to the hatchway.
Poor dog! Poor old chap! Come
along. then! Come along.' He pat
ted his leg and whistled and the dog,
which wanted to get to sleep again,
growled like a small thunder storm.
Come ON. old fellow" said the skip
per, entieingiy. Come along. come
on, then
The dog came at last: but the skip
per. instead of staying to pat him,
raced Bin up the ropes. while the
brute, in execrable haste, paced up aud
down the deck daring them to come
down. He evidently came to the con
cluslon AT hast that they were settled
/ for the night. and returned to the fore
castle and turned in again, after a
warning bark or two. Both men. after
\ waiting few minutes. cautiously re-
/ gained the deck
You call him up again" said Bill
! seizing a boat hook.
Not much" said the other II won't
have no blood split aboard my ship
who's going to spill bloodT'' asked
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07
PLANS ron 4 asaaoru .r,>


"a a. n
hta Flame for That city
\ charter was issued nj Harrisburg
yesterday to the City Incline ptan.
company Of Pittsbnrg. which proposcs
70 build gigantic incline Diane fran
. point on Fourth avenue over m.
Monongahela river to the top ~ Mpun,
Washington. II IL reported that ,bc
company IL backed by several wealth.
fittshurg men The plane they hav.
" view IL designed 10 carry passc,.
gers from the center Of the businea.
portion OF the city to the ton Of Nom,
washington Mt comparatively sasv
gfade and without the discornrorts ~
tfansfcrs and slow service. Tho 81.
s,neer has prepared plans for The
a.luc.hre. which provide for n total
fngih OF about $500 feet and i
Wiath OF 10 feet. with double track
cent. a"a " per
me colossal feature Of tho cnt.,
prise appears 10 the great suspens,on
span across the Mononua beIa rivas
i,'p Feet In length. which would
aNe u the second longest spau a.
Wy, me country, only being exceeded IN
Nngth by the great BrookIyn bridra
MN whch mas span Of 1866 feet ions
me me towers at either end average 2sn
ieet IN height. aud the moor ~ ~.
sIfuctlre. az planned. will cross Car.
son street almost 200 feet above ~.
grade; The Mount Washington ana ~
me plane, which in reality il noth,n.
put o gigantic high grade susnan.in,.
bridge VIII be 35O feet above c,,.
me cars are to be operated he !.
pres, anu run ut high speed. This .;,,
oe rendered possible by the nacn la
construction Of the plane. which 4,
nothing more than larger model NOM" ~ ~
,ne hlgh.speed suspension brid.a y, ~
,ng erected, The plane In Of thn 49,, ~
penhion type. with n stiffenine ,s, Jus
rlseled to the steel columns. tbs s,rasss
DsliiR transferred to tho masonrs 's IN
instructions will be placed In M ,. ~
~ ~, river interests. The promotar. Wy
t r",s reason expect no opposition ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07
). NlcheIas slagasIas rsesa.Ir a

81 Nicholas Magazine rseraslr ~
ed prtssa for tho best eerrsesiea
= misspciled poem. More sAaa
thousand answers were Fssssssd !
the committee has been assr~ksls'
with work. tho results 81 sikh 4
the nafnsa Of Tho prize. " irness ~
pear ia che January ~ Sssall
Answers eama frem all over ne go
from Turkey. from Egyps ahd =
Europe from = little snMsisss
Vienna and from che gvsnashsldfss
Emerson and Hawthorne 10 AEsfs
Tho committee reluctantly nsss
admission that the prnmarship q
English and Canadian chtsdfss 80
that Of Lnelo sans boys aud gsfs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07
.Ar,nr,., saih he skinner.

NY! ay1 said the skIpptF
The mate lit his pipe and sat down
on The hatchway. slowly smoking. lie
removed the pipe a couple of minutes
later to stare in bewilderment al the
lsnw0ntetk behavior OF the dog, which
came mp TO the captain and affection
ately licked his hands.
He's took quite a fancy to me, said
the delighted man.
Love me, love my dog" quoted Blll
waggishly as he stroiled forward
again
The skipper was fondly punching
the dog, which was now ON It's back
with its four legs in the air, when he
heard Il terrible cry from the foc'sle.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

sJaas AZ expeetrd:- sad shsss
Cling yoang genius. op~nssg ssi
from the editor. ''iss says ny pa<~
very good. and he accepts a.
under the circumstances b dss i
feel Justified in allowing noxs sAas
for IL. which satn he 'erxs 70 Iseies
When he finds out ls's a. asFessie q
vsying shs statement that ths ssissf
. atingy old cue. he won's seink vi
that poem 30 blamed cheap Atsss u
ding him. ChieaEo TrieMnA
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

A good citizen does not care IL there
Is policeman on every corner, while
the thief fears every bush an officer"
The former sees the shield on his
breast; the latter the club in his hand.
So, to the righteous, God is a sun and
a shield; to the ungodly he is "a CON
Stunning fire." The former hopes for
heaven; the latter fears the bottomless
nit.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

Worth noting-the assertion of the
English trade journals that in case of
a brief war between this country and
England, the only effect on the grain
trade would be increased prices.
Against shortness of supply England
would expect to be protected by heavy
shipments from Russia and India. II
the war were prolonged the difficulties
about supply would be greater.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

In Ypsilanti widower married
widow and on the same day the widow
eris son married the widows daughter.
1t is evident that they do not intend
to have the third generation spoiled
by superabundance of doting grand
parents
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

New York paper. referring TO the
recent Ahlwardt episode, says: This
egg business ought to be stopped.
Well, Ahlwardt is doing his full share;
he succeeded in stopping three Of them
the other night.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

Mile. Yvette Guilbert's visit can have
no demoralizing effect on persons who
do not understand French and care
fully refrain from attending her per-
Torrance.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07
camsa.s 10 California

Yes and ewonomy. too. If Yea ~, ~
tha Harrington Routes tefsansl tssst j
sd unre.awseA excursions whNe
Omaha every gharssiay morning j
Through tourist sIeetsts UfnahA y !.
Frsucisrp aud Los Angeles sssnsaS 1
tickets aerspsad
See tho lacal agent and ARRAYS -
tickets and teFths Or, write e
J FatStss
Or. st, A.. urishs, -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

Concerning Russia's alleged offer to
furnish us with all the millions of gold
we may need. 1t is unkind to recall the
fact that few years ago we were send
Ing shiploads of provisions to the fam
ine-stricken subjects of the Gear.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

William Watson, Lewis Morris and
Alfred Austin have al. been considered
by Queen Victoria as candidates for
the laureateship. II she had not
stopped when she fixed her choice on
Austin the chances are that eventually
she would have pitched upon poet
for the position.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

There appears to be disposition on
the part Of the car to pat us on the
back and say Bully Boyr' from
which we infer that he would like to
have England's attention distracted for
few minutes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

Congressman Woodman insists upon
hanging his hat and overcoat on the
screen behind his seat in the house.
The astute member from Chicago hasn't
knocked about in that city for twenty
years without finding out that he who
hangs his spare garments out Of his
sight Is apt to find them in a pawn
shop.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

Is anything serious troubling Kaiser
Wilhelm OF Germany? No arrests for
lese-majeste have been reported for
period OF fully week.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

A woman. Miss Emma Whitney OF
Cleveland, who was recording clerk OF
the Ohio Legislature last year. win
likely be reelected.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

Senator Teller may be credited with
the Introduction into political jargon OF
phrase which will go far. But no one
likes to be called 'tide-water
waiter"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

To the people who find themselves
confused by diplomatic terms we will
say that the Monroe doctrine means;
Shiny on your own side"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

''old Glory should never be fioated
in front of a wrong. And when it is
afioat, Americans will mass in solid
columns behind when the bugle sounds.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

Erastus Wiman Is beginning the
world again. and 1t is safe to say that
he win not allow himself to be Dun MP
again.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

The dasil nds II bard 70 set 90
In the home where love IL King
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

sail, then at the skipper, then at tho
dog.
80 it is" said the skipper, through
his set teeth.
AZ he spoke he pushed the long tIllcr
hastily from port 10 starboard, and tba
dog finished his bark In the water: the
huge sail recled for moment. tben
swung violently over to the other aide
and the barge was on fresh tacL
with the dog twenty yards astern. uc
was wise IN his generation. and after
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

A Kentucky judge nearly died from
hiccoughs short time ago. Thus 1t
is seen that even mint has its thorns.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

Marriage T. q mortgage that ssaa.'
Determined except IS death o. dtssfs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07
Mao of ,h. united slsts.

Tho wall map issued by inc 81 lonel
Route IL three feet wide by four .'asnntsd d
Ia printed In seven colorsi y ine ,s impor
rollers shows every state, cou'iii ,,iou snd
tant town and railroad In the -, sdluncl
forms a very desirable and useIpll ,sbn,enl
TO any household or business es.a, X ma
Purchased In large quantities, ,sn fItssd
cost the burlington Route more !. ~ ~ amount
cents each, but on receipt OF !, .n ~ plsssel
In stamps tho undersigned WIN "
10 send you one ~. annoy
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A fool learns from no ons'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

A fool learns from no ons. =
learns from everybody.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

n Can smell Breakfast" said she
ArehIy