davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

t8 k~sp 90 cguxrxss eannmu.s....
asy sind might vita oar ssls~w -
gix~~ for niles roana ths es,nn .
~s~mtns saoxas member of cur -
would sxause himself by rauuss.
ssysss "a fzs ensmy. whsea -
turned wtfh s~~t from las haxsss.
Occasionally . friendly xuxssn -
be Nsps 30 one side telling IN. ~
news 90 IN Respective haF~rnx -
food They haa 10 SAT, aud aax -
hours ms ehlsf had Slept raas 49, =
nasivs Instinct for Bosksiax sus -.
ssratfeu ssEsrally became 4 -
aant frasurs GA these ocezxsnn. =.
fhs conversations would Almost -
shly desrnerass into q lying -
eash drummer trying % exu - -.
seats last mesaMgs. Rssryth,mx =.
asppenea was 80 setl known = -
camps fsas by sfmply telling ! -. !.
a~~s % sne servant IL lmrns.,l.,...
syread tiaFouSiAoat the whals ~
camp
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

The worst massacre ~ recent times
took place on the island " SEQ o.
April ~, 1872. When the Greek war N
Independence broke out ID 1877 TIE
Turks, 70 secure the obedience ~
scio, sent q strong garrison into the
island, and seized ninety-fye o. he
principal Greek merchants AZ hostages.
Al the end ~ March q body IN 81,
nians landed In Sclo. and supported by
the Deasantry, drove the Turkish gar
rts0n into the castle, but On the i1ta
~ April the Captain Pasha arrived
with 1900 troops, and the tnsuTrectton
collapsed. Then commenced the most
horrible massacre recorded 10 modern
history. The island was giyen I'd 10
the tender Hercies N the Turkish SOL
dieFy, and it, inhabitants were pgac-
ticaliy extermipated, the men and boys
we're slaughtered on the spot, and tic
women sent into slayery Early Ia
May the Greek hostages we're hanged
IN spite ~ the vigorous protests of the
British Ambassador al stambogi, and
al the same time 300 prisoners, who
had been detained In the castle, we're
stFahgled. When the Turkish troops
had finished their fenaixh work only
800 " the original 40,O00 Or 50OO0 IN
habitants ~ seto were left 10 the ig-
land, from which almost every trace
Of civilization had been eGaeee.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

TFAe sssEeskasEs asae ee@zes 10 sf1ss
aea1tsg gpressr lie s1sses4s sflass aase 80
.castaszea 10 ID .tAsir saesn eeszatsg.
ssaan yea ezsAk fsHoaEA he aEssssss
sAsze the rsssEAasas isss 49, sHWe -
srsaG. 6aasaeas AID stsssas sssa4assissssat
taat saasrsEast q sfsr $40 st'flsrl gstss
80 thres<h ~ gsssFt - islsy sig sstssTss
EEssaF k'ssash sEaailsez itss 14ess Gil
ssee tAst he skse3sEs - ~ ssssssp -
krsseh. azn ~ sssas iN ~ siss2tAss
aRaeaRoe he saie ~ sssNssb s1eesAs y
slae fE@ash lezksaEe IsE ~ lsssrsss
s1arEsHs Sgp sEiil iisls tai 4 ), - iitsss
~ 1ggs iAai tas tissga1sse - assegsTr
s5Esn ss<sat e0sEafgs iaSF egEse .Ef2s4Tf
tksst j. SOD y sias FagIas sslsTse ~
s4snaEa@p iase Il As.iiae asssAs 49, .lssss
Hzstzr ltaat sln usill asse tE sthsE 49,
aasss. JEosse 1ogls sQaAe al5sM fts@sFF
1sEtss egFatss safrsg sfsls4sslt sisssl
$50 Nsse asrai - ltAse seSsaaise sflJss
eAisAe llsEsEsg ~ s-sf asssgtfp - -
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ssss sssse sszss 80 dassesst 3 ss5sAs
~ .ssksss sfsse ssssSsp slssl ~ sslfssse
sle1sn = 20 aGgt .tsssfss - gliss ssases.-
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tsessp. Shake asE.e - . esisI=s s.is--
soy saEe ssastef .gsisEa ~ ssss . sssl--
'saaF. sEgE asss s5ilsas sissass so faiszy
ssslsgssf - ssaFft - - 5,sgl 80 altsst 80
ailsasaasr Essai $3.50 fflsssi gspg ess igsJ1as
llaitsse . sEaAssF asapls4gs tlsas. - $40
fsgt cohesive sbos g51p cssE ssag siss
essEslss ~ 80 ssgf tisass 6is 5slqss
rib sfsssr lEsl aAsssSss - isze. ssss Slsss.-
osls iliiFss asSsEssss8 q j. . asssszs ~
ssfiEeasaSsp lassf salsssHs sssssesssf.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

Captain ss6s1y faSzstS6 5f;e6e -.
S3s hs&6S extensive travels "A a. y.
fhfSoT ~ fss fSxfk cestSs1ss go =,
tSfbsNstTfz dNs<ffDtI6N N tb1 sstfgs
4ffJbxS hsoSfe N sfKaagbDsz, TE@ ~,
tSyes bsgs sacA 4 b@gfs6t SYSTEM "A ~,
eTfSSsfsE N sfk6Sif1s9 ~ m1ass ~
tsetf drums tbat tkey ass sfdS ~
tlSSks sST communication a. ~ - I
6fyss s9S ~ ss2Fd, whI1R Il 1,fese 49,
ffxl mitssy ~ me Information = -
t3tIy repeated ~ IN me 6ysm,. y.
me bsSF y, wh11s 9Isfslet ke1s~s !, |. !,
~ svest gsfy fen minutes ~ E,a.ss
sftsf u kss oee0FSs11 Tbls sgs,@ $3.50, "
tslsEgsDki6E ~ mint ytsfSsSslt,, !,
TboHEfs different tFfi,es sp1 ss,es y =,
tf1bss havs thsif nm e611s go !.
sssags ~ ~ Sims mAtfs01 ygests,
tbf6gEb ~ tbs el,1ss, M when se,s,.
rGEsttRE . drummer IN nv sa ,,.s.1
m another eslsfs signal ~ ossSn =.
ptte1 tgst ~ bs6 HeVef besgd 80 -
fieSIsE 1fbm ~ @0tld, N fl,pfse k ~.
~ "Ws wefs IN means N 49, 49,
sfymsi" caDt JfiBds continues "sts.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24
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1ass.s - ~ @NaSesF sea8g seNNsy1
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slsliT ~ Rs2Fs3 n Sssaf ~ HJtS ~ -
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fsyfe. me afsysSg.6sg NJ ags e4rs "a
ssAf sst'AtfNfe 6l,fts sSsSYt S7s Segpy,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

Ava-Supi tribe is between the deep de-
tiles Of Cataract canon. > tributary o.
the Little Colorado river. which has
its rise in the Bill Williams mountains
The narrow valley is from 100 70 5tlo
yards wide. with walls Of sandstone
and granite rising perpendieulariy on
either side 10 sheer height Of 1000
20 1000 feet. The approach Is By
marrow. twisting, tortuous trail. which
descends from the broad plateau above,
winding In and out beneath the tow-
ering walls and preeipiess. Through
the center Of the little valley flows
cold, clear stream. fed by the mountain
SHOWS q the distant Bill Williams
peak. The current Is rapid and the
power Is utilized In a crude way for
grinding the grain. which is one o. the
principal crops Of this Areadian peo-
pie. Al the lower end Of the stream
the water i diverted into aeequiss.
which carry IL 10 the fertile fields
The AVa-supis have but one wife a.
q time. with the exception Of the head
chief, 70 whom Is granted special dis
pensafion permitting him 10 take as
many wives As be can secure and cup
port Failure TO provide justifes . wife
in securing divorce, which il done
In the simplest possible manner. BIZ
leaving the lodge Of her husband and
refusing thereafter 70 recognize him IL
any manner. There Is q rather inter-
esttng tradition which the AYa-Supis
tell concerning themselves. In the
early days, ages and ages ago. the le-
Eend runs, their forefathers dwsIt in
q great walled city on the mezas above
They were contented and prosperous
people, euitiTating vast fields and raig-
ing enormous herds Of stock. In the
course Of time. exalted BY power ard
riches, they became aggressive and
dommeering toward their weaker
neighbors- For weeks AT q time they
would neglect their fields and herds
while they raided some nearby tribe
The Great Spirit whom they had al
ways worsniDed grew angry az them
and resolved 70 send come terrible ia.
station that they might know The
strength Of his hand II came At MON
day, when all the men and women were
in the fields. Suddenly out of I clear
sky bright light burst and ! great
wind, followed By a trembling az tbe
whole earth. The frightened people
turned 70 run for their homes. but BE-
fore they could reach the walls N ~
pueblo the ground opened and they
were all swallowed up. Then darkness
covered the sky and for many hours
the shFieks Of those who had BEEN LEFT
within the city walls were heard above
the sound Of the falling on their homes.
When light came again there vas rot 1
sign Of habitation left upon ali the vide
mesa The whole tribe had been swoDt
away. But where the ground opened
IT had only partly closed again. Icsy-
ing two separate mesas upon re sideg.
The lower was broader than the uD-
per, and, moreover, opened out into The
channel o. great stream, but The up
per was cut on from the APPROACH eth
er BY ascent or from their brethren be-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

tEsfssf Hgeaeae. the great pes,sss
ps~3 i peAariy senssslgs q 4lsssfs.
4at aasses Thus ~ efsisken ae,ns y
fFrsptsd "A H. mosnssg sissp "
sfra rgoNiax and ~ has heeu ksess
r. Fena4aee bio mhoss palIos5eay 4
HarrfY IN oFfsr ~ eaesk The aasssses
seliae gf4fs aga saggag 4 ssay 10 s<as,
iaaA he as ags8dsres ~ ~ ~.
idTatsnes ~ ! cock That erawea sscnss
eRigaai1 eaflg After . pssfod ~ ss~
iou9st suffering 4 oesufrsd 10 sla
maj x ~ safig eork we're siss BY ~
80 X "a pefeh Il would - gnaals .
eF2as " On tHe art ~ growing g.
~ : aae ssoFt ~ ibdaefl0n. Mf. spas
ser zaf 70. ard win hla porkss bad.
keFeb5ef lied he egesfBfs firmly % -
eefeh. aad than vent back 70 ~
Whether fhe cork weat IN Growing q
Oh fer0fded. bus VIZ. spencer. coss-
asnf "a III theory. slsps Tbs ~
pRFt Il fhe sfory Il that hs forgot ~
RfffeAea Mrg anrtl Iafe IL the after
he'<,n Hla conscious stricken Fusa y
iae f6Fl A0nae and me exeisazsioas
wv followed arc nos matters 70 .
f~sit ppon.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

ana the sun the body Of sozne ons ~
Ghalr demented kindred. who had huxl-
ed himself into the abyss Al last lie
workers reached the summit. bat %
THAR horror not one OF THAR klnsmen
was left Sfresed about In al man
ner OF shapes sere the remains Of thsir
loved ones and friends. Their famlae
stricken faces Eouid have told kAs
story OF their death II Il had lot a.
ready been known Sadly. and altar
the barharie rites OF their people. the
remains were committed 70 their Anal
rest and their companions returned 10
what seemed hopeless lives beioE. The
tradition continues 70 relate how men
from other tribes. generations aflsr-
ward. found the pathway heKn with
50 much toll ana care and came and
settled amoag the AFa-Supis. Gradn-
ally intercourse sprang NJ with the
outside world. From the Moqui VIZ
lagos they obtained seeds of many
kinds and grew from year 10 gear into
semi-eivilized pursuits. All traditions
have more or less foundation. though
sometimes. and. indeed. often. Il i
very meager. II Is possible that the
narrow defile which i non me happy
home Of the Aya-Supls 1as rhe result
Of one Of those fearful earthquakes
which in times past we're not Al al M
common IN these iatitndes- TIE mesa
above Is covered for miles around wish
debris and volcanic deposit, indicating
q mighty earth disturbance a. some
time.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

AFP18z esss 8Y8AkgDys RlsSs "a f1eu
bpg AtasFs SEe kfW R1ge yeNayS4s,ss
tA5a8 tsf @bfg5gssE SDyRAS 1yJ ~
nm ~ egfpt2z SFa3S NJ SsS NgsS<gs,S
retire ~ fNst, ~ A@SSs fgytb 4y1js
s.1yHff ~ sNA8 sNSFTAfy n, 5fsSez Gg
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w k1'iS mn ssdSf1R efSsy m ~yysSS5s
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nm, ~ tssS 8pbfsff1Ys, me n WITH
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pghssh1 s6FaaW N 4 6efs9F sgsSeetlSz
~ bg0sttef, me K&glgsRs e1Ss96sf
~ IN ~ mn mn A. y DgezsEs ~
asstb ~ b9tsf0Ftags, gstRss bssy s61zE
. H9sfW ~ ayegt ~ fstsi Summons,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

VIZ Juiia Davies. who died ~ CIt
t@nt Ehziand. a few days seo, II ~
KfsFa ~ ~ nfnety.fouf. wsa pFohas5
tb4 laat survivor ~ the iaflm2ss
Trends ~ Charles Lamb. She waa ~
daughter ~ Joseph Hume. 81 Most
psIieF 5ouse. Noting HliI.wbsrs Lamb.
tsesdNin and Hfsxilte we're eonssaat
anests, HE married Vico-AdmiM
George Davies. a. ~, and vas NJ
mother ~ The Ists Mrs. Augusta Wsv
sssfs Another daughter Ia the widos
~ Isaac Todhunfer, the mafhemstieisn.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

9raniasns manbsFs ~ me fAlrsr
sigats snd sAfrfy ningk xensz&l asmzr
bltsa He Nss ~ assAor ~ aamsrgs
measures ~ mnss inspovtans a. sssfs
aas griH s~~n declared vEsld ~ fs
sats supreme eonsf The silI sas sax
sfenapusiy soaEns Ia sas ssEasfws
FsNerfsl iaaa~nees ssse st Scff n~
sars - defeat. bsg q was pawses "a
~ no. 8srams 8 axsd force 10 as
stsfe W Mecca sesss Il ssg ID fsf
sad sFgrts srre made 70 sffsasis ~
asil Is eommrser, 6as at ehScssey
faiiest To passage % his btIi sss =
sAffrf - > great personal yiesoFT ss
SENATOR NeCoon q - estimated Us
revenues sfsns 10 enforcement 80 -
ssed 81 GO ao0 sanasigg.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

P1Tsis1spS 9e1asi9gGtly gss m f,s
p'lrpgss n Illuminating psFss "A tbs
interior N ne mr. y SefteatS eJ1Nsgtg
tabpp, Asitsq me "Des tsMDr beeaHsS
~ Uttla Etss4 huh EezembgRs swsil
pen IN stze, bstRg 0Bly Dges9asyteY N
~ tHeb IN ftsHetsE ~ IL, Bsyegtbes
lAzs, = s9mRlste tgesB1es1eEt jsD,D,
bsyipg q A9Fb9B I'm OaerejEbtb N IL
tDeb bBg aT1 ab0gt DBs sfwgstl,1,sv
sB1tb ~ ~ mn N 1tameter,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

low. AZ the bottom life might be SUD-
ported on fish and stray fowl, and on
the sides Of their rocky prison grew
bushes and stunted trees which yielded
an abundance Of berries and pinoIes IN
season. SO the little band set about h
begin life again. First OF all they
sought 10 build path TO their imprls-
oned brothers on the upper mesa. Their
numbers were few, and they had only
such rude implements at hand os might
be made from the tough young san
iings. Each day saw them painfully
and slowly advancing upward, but each
day told upon the hungry and suffer
Ing people, In the aerial prison. Az the
days passed by the workers made few
erish haste. Sometimes, when the
winds were still, they could hear M
cries OF anguish and distress boating
out upon the still air, Then they would
see the glaring eager eyes, as the d.
spairing creatures hung over the preci-
pice and shouted for aid At times tbe
steady monotone Of the workers wouId
be broken by a shrek. and, glancing
hpward, they would see between them
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

once abundant ID Europe, but their In
satiabLe poaching procliyities made the
gamekeepeF such an tnyeterate Zoe that
in many places they are nor extinet.
capercailiie, grouse, partridges. Fab-
bits, and hares came equally welcome
% their clutches. They still thrive 70
the wooded and mountainous regions
d Norway and Sweden, where their
wierd, grpr boot, @Boo-hoot boo-hoo.1
scares the night Traveller and gives rise
20 many . hunting myth. Owls have
always been regarded az birds " bad
omen, except among the Red Indiana
of this county, reputation owing,
probably, 70 their being birds a eark-
ness.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24
4 plano sounasa b Elsetri.itr.

A piano on an entirely new principle
is Announced from Germany. The
strings are stretched across the sound-
ing board as IN the ordinary piano
but the entire hammer mechanism IL
absent: Instead, the depressing 0f The
key puts In action magnet which au-
tomaticaIly attracts and releases the
wire, thus producing vibrations With
out the metallic stroke which accom-
Danies the sound IN the common type.
The resulting effect upon the tones 10
said ~ be very remarkable, The high
notes resemble those of an aeolian
harp, The middle and lover notes are
IKE cello or an organ, IT responds
readily to every variation In power
and expression, A note can be sound,
ed for several minutes without varying
In quality. 50 radically different from
all existing instruments are The effects
that a new sts1e Of music Is needed b
bring out Its capabilities, George b.
Waidrop IN The Illustrated American.
a speck Of gold Weighing the mil.
noneth part Of grain can be eaalIy
seen by the naked eye.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

AceofdiSs u table Of che ages o.
me oldest members Of the French ~
ststuts, y. Iezouvs, aUth0r, heads ~
Bst a. rOnsgsnarIsn. Next comes y
bafo0tif, = foinefsIogisf, who Ia eighty
nIne, asd IL followed by N. vachsfo',
q the moral aad scientific department
~ The Institute, who IA sighty.eizhb
NJ Gladstone, who ia put down A. 30
assDciats n the aforementioned dlyIsIoa
~ the academy. comes next, hayins
been born In December, 1909.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

kxex@n sn&o sac Ase kr aw&aasr s1ss eff%r
&sg - aasEsAae ear seNseti ffsF - 50
eaxAaes. an AssAfErEasS&stss ssss as
swsEy hard. bar raaFAaassy ss4es&3. AZ
takens fFoE aae assf a. SASH sssls1 ezass
paesesy ks3ned
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

Ils crowned or kafflr craze . q
ssrlkang bird, Hear5y four 1ast n
EeAgnt and pale SEay 10 sosoF, ~ nax-
~ Snite eheek7Datehss edged iii
crimson and TIE GE4at " gels9w t,gls.s. ~
arrest attention AZ 1nGe. Taat eres., u
ne Eay, y a. 1bjset N desire asaos,g
ne nattses " s0pth AID Eaat A4r.ea.
Sho eesk RE bird ~ ~ yther g,sfD,se
tlan " procure ne tut ~ yelloE SCI
Less teatheFs wheFew3th ~ .aGoEn al4lr
oEn hesds. The cp2yAad 4FAEe
found sgngiy ~ pain aHd u 1sss
Eceks, sonsstsEnAs assgeiatIBz .ss,a ~
Stanley pr Paradise craze. * sl.e 49,
areas ~ swaEapy ground, HheEs "a
finds LIVELIHOOD. The bird,s e9Eu,st y
arrangements are paeoHtor ss1le 4Fs,sa
the human point ~ ylew; tlze 9sAsr
nfrbpiialpg nFaEes, y se!ae.s i
hepTalgic site % Hqarzby gaag. m
coEStTHets q cgn.eal 1l1Hnf " rlsi.e4
pr long. Fa.pk graz, s9nstSues al y.
deep ~ #atsE ~ q slight GaDrsssl y
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

% tbis mound Il tsys . cog2le n SiIty
ghite eggs, and TeaTg tts y9gpg, M,
buckley, writing N tbe btEsg N Nata-
pelelape, sayg ne 1pee foYp1 . large
nest boating on TIE WstRg, bgt ~ d
regular RUE me DFowped crane Drefeys
. pest q more stability, The SAsgiez
crane, above mentioned, " peculiar 10
s0qtb Africa, where ~ IL fsipiJjstjy
known as the blue crane, Tbis b 4
very beautiful btTd, vim IT'S IN lasd-
en-blpe plpppsEs ami WopaeTfgi 1ezlI,
opmept n tai and wing festherg
Thee tg NE adult ere NJ boDg tbst
they trail on tbe ground, and me Dasr-
Yelg why 2 biTg Wbtcb spends he beftay
part Of NV ezistepee stalking alouf n
marsh ~ IN the river sbsJj0ws. shogIa
DO endowed win Dlumsge VIII ~ ~
only become dTaRgleG and djyty. 4
singular habit IL attributed b tbis
crane II - fond N T00stjBR. n M
word pc not mispged, kRee,doeD b. W. W.
ter The far Thar ~ Dbsfgyeg, aI0tea
~ Mr. JtsyaTf In his HBiTds III g.,ntb
Africa has seen ne Stanley crane
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

sllsrsssg ~ sssissS ~ Sis lifetime -
-. .s~esrtS.s ,,a.s.-vsgEsrS ~ whteh -
.aa Sssssgs~t stsasss t.N@uts'-ss y'sssfs.
ssss,yl x s.-sasf so - sfse ~ ne Sign
.as, F<ssa sa.stiaas IS Sess Knsiasia,
KS sfpss- asssaasBa ~ hat Sso1Ft
s4ass assz sssase stsASfare sptrsFs
& nal nssa ~ lAeeiSFssssn % lnass-
.sszssezsgs So ssaoasglishess more tps
,ssssassssassg SO IBesF sssiitss - me
ssssmts ~ BsHss gl1su sng sumter
y - $50 sisystatas sssistiss ~
lipse Is s ab@ 80 8asssr - boy ssre~F.
gssassss sSsr ~ soYasys % Ioaat YER
80 - ~ sgs2 - assesa Ait he
j. .aai sgta tasn sats aair snd >
8asssx waass nsstsTse. shich make
alra s8sesF slider aaaa ~ rally Z.
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aois. saieh has lately begun Is .ss.s.
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w4s born il Indlana In iss3 aus -
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ninssif for practice. but sid 500 -,
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settle and Daily Herald Sc Aas -.
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never seeksr for Office Ia ISss 4
Aecoon was elected % The ssn4ts =
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

&&Aa
dians in the ex-
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part OF Arizona ter
ritory are by long
odds the most in
teresting savages
in the Union. ex-
cepting the Zunis.
from an sthnOiogi-
cal point Of view.
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24

Young Hghtjayte -,Tfow long does
man have ~ study n no wants 70 b
: kCt,d lawyer" Lawyer Sharpe
why ~ y0u ash that question:" ne
cause ! am thinking ~ studying Law
fnys<if" Five hundred years"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-24
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Eagle-owls are TAR and away TIE
largest and nobiest Of the oEl kind
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jaunfy. eoauettish horns that rise from
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