The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-03

denver, almost against ga viii REAR
les4s government si;h mizaty states. Win
far-yfsacatrg VISION -fese s1@n eDc women
5~sn-sd IN the distant fissure sns szsnxs tsas
D5E bexin t0 Sse TnEy saE tfe pointed
spires OF osr great f.ss n1stamorpaorsed
TIE wfEwarr OF rae savage Transformed
into college and school. tire veek from IN.
dian signal fires changed into me eYsoky
CANOPY that oserssanga tsse mill ana fac
tory. the brown bears Winding path
from berry patch 10 n@rry pasrs wss4ers
lEapang mountain torrents tetsere4 20 rarn
tie wheels % mans F1eslssrses. tls forests
yaesfins Their rlcaaes' ard the Palms
ssgson their hllIz and fleets OF me
Or7en. safely flaroored la os4r inland sea-.
These men and women had tins p1tsence
TO I've frugatly and 10 await the fulfill
ment u '5ssr vision. They paaDsed not
for tBe day or the aaosrow tssEt for ali
siEDe. II was reserved for the rash tender
foot 10 rush IN and .nsss; on shaking ,as
Sheas tears. and much uEdeserve-+ bsme
showers1 upon Sae Nesf. winch AS usual
nsss made ne scspegoat for others ans.
Bat here. as every where upon the con-
TRENT. We owe what We are. and have.
and hope. 70 me pioneer women. Men
nn4y come and men may go 10 traffic and
hunt and mine. b,si no hnrnsz arise IN
the Wilderness. save where the heroic
eonstancy % some woman watches over
domestic altar. And IN this fair state 81
ours. the pioneer woman tested 70 the fur
every discomfort and deprivation and peril
t1at attends pioneering IN any land Soil
rufe and danger was her portion; she
coarss fare and Sar6 couch OF the InAisn:
aIl5 VINO can guess ~tlas o. near,-nlnger
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foa.ndatSar ~ our commemorative. and lat
zIs do her aianor witss f1ared head.
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grateful hearts of the pioneers sons and
aa1shtets AFTER Inss'n.
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81 ra.ics one nv one they enter in to ,heir
reward II was bllt the other Gay that the
Tnuffsf drum beat TAPS over the grave
Of comrade wh1se i.fa had neen spent
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Years laid him down 10 sseep Reassie~rat
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these exercises VIII ne a memorial tribute
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ne hf,Isilnx their rsssi1iors and telling their
sfar.iaing tales of glacier and morass, OF
shooting raplfs betwsefs palisades OF many
rolorei fnarpi@. OF iaha.Sapes RioIinsa oy
~ 1890 ana ,,ansgh, s,ans
~ v.iievr f,t1f of ry,sssfos,or bones and un-
drained lakes full OF gold. Undoubtedly
shsir pioneer rccoiiections VIII make all
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