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Griggs courier., 1898-06-24

of your mistress!" and with that he
turned and left them standing together
by the roadside.
Jean-Louis flushed at the insult, but
said nothing, and the return was made
in silence. Aline, who usually led the
conversation, was prey to conflicting
thoughts. She thought of her accepted
lover, and then stole glance at the
strong. erect figure beside her. Finally
she said:
"Well, Jean. only two or three walks
of this kind. and then we will see no
more of each other"
"Is the marriage to be soon, Aline?"
eyes; in week."
"Well, little cousin, I am happy if you
are happy, and 1 wish you the greatest
JOY that can come to ones life"
"Are you happy, Jean?" persisted the
girl, feeling conscious of vague desire
that he should not be so. For reply he
shrugged his shoulders. At another
time Aline would have dropped the
subject without seeking to find the
meaning of the mans gesture. But
the conversation with Isidore had ir-
ritated her, and in comparison with the
smallness of character displayed by
him the strong simplicity of the man
beside her seemed more than ever at
tractive.
"What will you do when I am mar
ried?" she continued.
"I'll come to see you"
"No," said Aline, cruelty; "my hus-
band does not like you"
"And you?" said Jean calmly.
Il think hate you!" cried the girl,
passionately. "You pretend to like me
and you are glad that am going away
forever. Yes, glad. I know you are"
"Stop! You don't know what you are
talking about" cried Jean. His calm,
Indifferent manner had dropped from
him like cloak, and his words came as
though forced against his will. Aline
drew back in surprise at the change in
the man, whose voice shook with long
repressed passion.
You are forcing me to speak, and
now you must isten," he went on. 81
love you! I love you as this man you
are going to marry never dreamed OF
loving. have always loved you; no.
more-worshiped you!"
'Then why have you not told me SC
before i: was too late?''
Cant you see that I, adopted into
your family, could not go to your IA
ther and ask for your hand? Ishould
have lost you forever. I have feigned
indifference and been called stupid fol
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
Overdid It.

sT like the building well enough" said the
househunter to the agent, who had spent
half an hour showing him over the premises,
.'but am not certain about the surround
ing5; L 81 it as quiet net neigh neighbo.I.h%ood?" ..%
a auieter place in the whole city"
"Still, suppose the newsboys come around
here bright and early Sunday morning, just
when a man wants to sleep the soundest,
with their yells of SMornin' pa-a-a-per!'
'sNo, sir. newsboys never come on this
street at all''
sThen / think I'll look a little further.
I want a quiet neighborhood, but don't
want one that's dead."- Chicago Tribune.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
ltood'e pile cure indigestion. Diliousnesa
HALF FARE.
wa.hineton, D. C., and Return.

On July Sd to 9th, tickets will be sold from
all points to Washington, D. e., and return
plus $500, on account of the meeting of the
National Educational Assn. Tickets wiz
be good until July Is returning and may be
extended to August 3lst. This is the best
opportunity you will have to visit the fa-
Roads, the rendezvous of the North Allan
tic Squadron.
For particulars and sleeping car reserva-
tions apply to =. L. Truitt,. Nor. West.
Pass'r Agent, 234 Clark ST., Chicago, Ill.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
Trv Allen.s Foot.Ease.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes. At
this season your feet feel swollen, nervous
and hot, and get tired easily. If you have
smarting feet or tight. shoes, try Aliens
Foot-Ease. 1t cools the feet and makes walk
ing easy. Cures swollen and sweating feet,
blisters and callous spots. Relieves corns and
bunions Of all pain and gives rest and comfort
Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores for Csc. Trial package FREE. Ad.
dress, Allen S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, n. Y.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
May Be a Destiny Fellow.

'T have just wead," said Chollie, "that the
Yeah on dwess. It tewwi6es me-"
"What terrifies you, you idiot?" asked
his disguised father.
"To find that we aw so similar. Who
knows but am one of those destiny fel.
Journal.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
just Like n Man.

"Our nation" the orator rehearsed before
the mirror. event forth with bread in one
hand and the sword in the other "Isn't
that just like man." his wife interrupted
him to ask; ga woman would have taken
bread knife."-Indianapoli Journal.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
CATTLE STATISTICS.
Supplied by Agricultural De.
partment Reports.

From the report of the department.
of agriculture we learn that the total
number of cattle in the United States
on the 1st day of January, 1897 and 1895,
was cS fo1lo-re.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24

Fits stopped free and permanently cured.
No fits after first days use of Dr. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. Free 50 trial bottle 4
treatise. DR.. Kline. 933 Arch st., Phila., Pa.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
Effective.

Give woman book on chafng-dish
cookery if you want to make her believe that
there is no place like home.-Chicago Times.
Herald.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24

When two men hate each other, they
can't make decent pretense of being
friendly. Women can do it, but men can't.
-Atchison Globe.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24

Percentage of Fatal Amputation
Nine per cent. of cases of amputatior
are said to be fatal.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24

1t was on account of this reputation
for innocent stupidity that Jean-Louis
was allowed to be the constant compan.
ion of Aline when she went to town
He was protector, nothing more, in the
eyes of the girls parents. In reality, he
and the girl were fast friends, and Aline
found him anything but stupid as a
companion. She used to question her
self as to just how much her regard for
her old friend had to do with her de-
sire to remain unmarried. Once she
said to him, little wistfully:
"Jean, Bristol has asked me to marry
him. What do you say?"
"He's fine fellow" replied her
cousin, without meeting her eyes.
4'Then you would advise me to ac-
cept him?'
why not, since you must marry some
day? AS well he as another
Nevertheless, Aline determined to be.
come an old maid. and in this resolve she
reached 20 years. NJ. Isidore Bertoulin
proposed to her. He was considered a
splendid parti, and Beaujars was de-
termined to secure him as son-in-law.
He was good-looking. rich and clever.
Aline consented, and was hurt because
Jean-Louis semed glad. He didn't care
for her, she decided, and she might
just as we'll go away from him.
NJ. Isidore came often to see his be-
trothed, and treated her with every
mark of attentive affection. She
seemed content, and the wedding day
grew gradually nearer. It was her Gus
tom to walk with her lover as far as
Coubertin, when he returned home in
the evenings, and on these occasions
Jean-Louis walked some hundred feet
behind them and accompanied Aline
back home again. On one of these
walks Isidore said to her:
"Jean-Louis is very devoted to YOU.
is he rot?''
Yes; he always has been. When 1
was child he played with me; later he
taught me to read. AS grew up he
surrounded me with everything for my
good. He has been my playmate, my
teacher. my dear friend
"And now he is family servant?''
You are much mistaken. He is not a
servant. have the deepest affection
for him, and I want you to promise
that, after our marriage, you will al
ways treat him with consideration"
I'm general way, yes.''
''No; more than that. He must come
to our house whenever he will, and
stay as long as he will. You will make
him feel that he is welcome, will YOU
not?"
Eyes, yes. The devotion he feels for
you is a common trait among faithful
servants"
Aline felt irritated.
"Please let me repeat that it is dis
agreeable to me to have you consider
Jean as servant. He is friend. rela-
tive
"Adopted through charity?"
"Oh!" breathed Aline Indignantly.
They had arrived at the first houses
Of Coubertin, where they always sep
arated. As Jean-Louis joined them
!. Bertoulin, with natural lack of tact.
and wishing to show something of a
husbands authority, said:
'sGood night, Jean. l confide made
moiselle to you. Take very good care
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
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Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
Silence of Jean-Louis.
By MICHEL TRlvELEY.
hNOME here, if you want to see
Mile. Aline. She's coming down

W MlASs <1AASs oAC SOAAAA5 NOss "A
the street"
Christine, the inn-keeper, seated be-
fore her door knitting, dropped her eyes
upon two figures coming along the lit
tie street. It appeared that from each
doorstep like summons had been
given, for almost all the inhabitants of
Coubertin were gathered at their front
doors.
Mile. Aline, the object of all this in
terest, passed along, accompanied by a
young fellow dressed after the manner
of farmer, with whom she talked, and
never seemed to notice the tumult which
her radiant beauty had caused. She
smiled and bowed to those whom she
knew, and finally entered store which
bore above its door the sign: Louvre
de Coubertin." AS soon as she was out
Of sight the tongues began to move.
''Oh, my, but she's pretty!"
"There's not girl in this town that
can stand next to her!"
Its her husband who will be the
lucky mani"
cts funny she hasn't married."
eff only she would have accepted that
N. Duviquet!"
Cor NJ. Bonnassal, the rich old ad-
vocate's nephew:"
''Oh, well, look at Jean-Louis, the
nephew of NJ. Beaujars. He seems hap
py with his cousin, doesn't he?"
II wonder if he is in love with her?''
'He? He's too stupid. All he thinks
about is the COWS and chickens on his
uncle's farm. He couldn't fall in love- y
Aline Beaujars merited her reputa.
ton for beauty. Nothing could be more
exquisite than this young girl of is
years, with her blonde hair, her gray
eyes, and her brilliant complexion. She
lived happily at her fathers farm, where
everyone loved and worshiped her as
sort of queen, beginning with Jean.
Louis, who. in spite of his stupidity:
possessed marvellous ingenuity in salts
flying the young girls caprices. Hewas
an orphan, and had been adopted while
child by his rich uncle, NJ. Beaujars
and now occupied on his farm the po.
sition of general manager.
elf it were not for Jean-Louis," Beau.
Jars had often said, 81 would not be as
we'll off as am. He is treasure. But
it is queer that he seems so stupid about
other things
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24

To Cure q Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24

Too much business finally becomes as bad
as not enough.-Atchison Globe.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24

was as follows:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-21

8funb beIaBen unb mittels f9persr aetten
an irgenb einem iungen Baum feftgema9t
purOen. CUR @rlegung Der Barren uno
Pantber beOiente man ii4 au9 Der fOgez
nannten deadfalls, no, tpenn Elm Gbter
nm benz f~eitgebuften &Dber aerrte, elm
T9nerer 8aumitamm 6erab1tir3te uao benz
NdI9er bas 8iidgrat 3erf9metterte.
Sn Der g3egel einnal ipo9entli9 u1a9ts
bsr Srapptr BON Ieinem @%tanbquortier aug
Die Hunbe iiber fem biels M1eilen ipeites
&ebier, INN bic uufgefte1ten SaIsn no95u>
feben. 8eIonbers in ben nOrblt9en Mdlz
bern, to ieben Nugenblid niitbenbe, tagez
lang anbaltenbe S9neefiirnre ertpartet
perben ~fOnnten, beburfte es gu einsm folz
1en &unbgang ber forgfdltigiten 8orbsrei=
tungen. prpbiunt fir mebtert Sage,
@6eeB3eug, Salen unb ipOlene 0sden
muBten mitgefibrt perben, I'M nDt6igenz
fuus ou9 eirsn Nufent6ult i'm Steien, bel
20 Biz 30 @rab &dlte e~rtragen au f0nnen,
Se6r oft e~reignete es ii3 ndmli6, buB Elm
uSIi88urb" Ober S9neeturm bds ganae
2unb NIT 10 unge6euren @4neemafen
iiberT4ittete, baB ale benz Snapper berz
ttaut gepei enen Mertmule unter Der boben
gsi9f0rmig tpeiBen Mafe ~Deribpunben,
lpomit benz SGger iebe MDgli6teit abgez
I9nitten mar, ben &iidpeg nd4 benz
Stanoquartisr 5u finben.
Nu9 ouBerbem butte Der 8un6gdnq iiber
bus Sugbsebiet Der Mii6en unb @efa9ren
genug. Die gefangenen SPHERE muBten dbz
gebGrtet, bic Salen tpieOer oufgeitelt limb
nit fri9en &0bern berIeben tpsroen.
Mdn9mal mar Elm Sbier %mitIummt Der
Sale Encouragement, mas ben Srapper gu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-21

ibre Seinbe, tpenn file berfel6en ba6baTt
perben t%onnten, unf9Gbli9 gu MAIDEN.
Nur in ganaba, NOD Die fran30ffi3:n
%coureurs de bois mebr 6Gnbler ais
SGG9er paren unb feline Nbnei9ung aegen
bauernbe 8erbinbungen NIT Snoianerinnen
~tannten, enttpidelte ii4 Elm %engtres, Freunbz
f3dftGi9es 8er6GltniB, benz Die in GanaSa
10 fart bertretene Mi99lingsrafe Der iogez
%nannten bois brittle ibr Gntfteben per6anft.
4ebnlide Doriiberge6enbe ober bamernbe
8er6inbungen 8nif9en angloameritanifden
Srappern nit Snoianerinnen erei9neten fi9
n%atiirli3 audi, aber bod BET peitem ni@t
10 bGufig. Sic %entitanben nur ba, mo es
Dem Srapper gslang, nit biefem ober ienem
Snbianeritumme in freunbi4uftli4e 8e3iez
bungen 5u treten. Plugten i'm bdnn 2iebesz
regungen, 10 fiel es i6m, ~befonbers penn er
Ii9 Die @un1t beg Stammes bur9 ret9e @ez
f9ente gu ertperben beritanb, ni9t f9per,
bic cine ober anOere SCOOTER beRel6en oar4
&auf gu feiner @efdbrtin gu MAIDEN.
$50 rim Srapper cine 1ol4e @erbinbung
%ein9esangen mar, batte Die Snbianerin IeG:en
@runO, fi9 iiber seringi4dbenbe 8ebunoz
lung f~eitens hires peiBen @enofen 81 betlaz
gen. SIN gegent6eil i%iber6dufte er tie NIT
Mufmertfamteit, fotpie nit aIem S4mud,
befen er bab6aft tperben tonnte. Sir Tie puz
rem bic toitbarften Setbentii9er, Die BEL Den
rSrubern", ben an Der Snbianergren3e mob
nenben 6dnDlern, gu BADEN paren, 9erabe
gut 9enug. 8ebingung mar nur, bdB lie
re6t bunt, f9urla9rot6, bimmelblau, gre1z
9elb, grim ober gar regenbogenfdrbig aus
ieben muBten. Nu9 Die Satelbeden unb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-21

multiplying b0Gig entbe6rte, Die fir ben
f6an3enfiirmenben 8rieger in benz 8eipuBtz
fem liegt, buB feline Sbaten beretnft BON Der
GeT6i9te aufge3ei4net tperben. 9a5u
burfte Der einIame SGger ni9t tpagen, ft4
nit einem frDbli6en 2ieb, einem l%uTtigen
pfetfen bic 3eit gu certiirsen, ba bies ,ieoerz
seit bic Mufmerfiumfeit ieiner 9efd9rltbiten
SSeinbe, Der lauernben 8iGOen, erregen
fpnnte.
Mu9 TonF bot bas 2eben bteIer 8orlduz
fer Der &ultur Der @efabren un0 8eI6perz
BEN qenug. 8alb batten tie NIT benz Bell
miibIam @ege bur9 bas 0idt9t gu ba9z
men; bulb gait es Mordite gu our6tputer
pber @trDme gu iiberfdpimmen. 9aneben
mubtsn 6unger unb 9urt, tpGhrsnb bes
@ommers glii6enber Sonnenbranb unb
beftige @etpitter, pdbrenb bes Winters Bit
terrific &dlte unb fur9t6are @9neetIrme
e~rtragen tperOsn.
@ebten az bie1e Mii6ieligfeitea rinen
1td6lfeiten &0rper boruus, 10 maj Die ST.
6igfsit, in bis6er nod ME betretsnen Sc
genben ii9 3ure3t 5u finben, ni6t rrin6sr
BON N0tben. SIN Augenblide Der 9cTu9r,
Der 8ebrobung bur9 tpilbe 8etien oDsr
Snbianer, tparen &altbIutigfeit, @eiitesgez
genpart, @6lau6eit unb f3ne1es 9arlbeln
un~bebingte @rforOerniffe, Obne pef@e Giz
genT9aFten es oft fem @ntrinnen CAB. Mit
Der @r5dblung 9aurftrdu6enber Q6enteusr,
tpdbren0 tpeI9er bus 2eben munGer Strap
per an einem SubFn bing unO mo bic 8ez
treffsnben nur bant iener @iqenIGaften
benz nntergung entrannen, t0nnte man
8dnbe fiinen. 9te 8iogrupbien Der be-
ribmtfn Srapper unb pfuOfinber 0unieG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-21

oarduf, bur9 Die a~usgefu9teten Wartern
bic Stanbbaftigfeit bes Srappers in's Wanz
fen gu 6~ringen, UNI i'm beim Ausitoben BON
&ldgelauten nit S9impfreben ~ber60bnen au
fOnnen. 9ar mun9er Srapper enbete fein
2ebenEdm Marterpfabl unter Qudlen, bic an
@rdufamteit binter ben BON ben &eBerri9z
tern bes mittelalterli9en europa ~dusaetliz
gelten Sprturen fi9er ni9t suriidbGieben.
8eitanben ie bo9 in Der ftiidpeiien 3erit0s
rung bes &0rpers unter mDgliAft LANCER
S9onung Der bic 2ebensbauer bsr6iirgen5eE
ebleren S6eile. Sic begannen nit benz 4uss
retBen Der NGgel an 9dnben unb SiiBen, benz
ldngIamen 8erbrennen Der 9litoer, benz
Nus6re9en Der 3G6ne, benz 3ermalmen Der
ein9elnen &no9en, ber 3eritOrung Der ein5els
men N:roen unb Sebnen, I'M ii9 mad un6
na9 gu immer grarenbufteren Wurtern
gu fteigern, benen oft erit nudb i%tunOsnz ODER
tugelanger @rtrugung bic %11nglidlihen enbs
fi9 erlagen.
Sin friebIi4es gnbe, !pie es sep06nIi9en
S6ritenmenf 9en gu tbeiG tpirb, mar tpobG
MIR ben tp~enigiten iener fii6nen SGger Be-
f9ieten. GinmaI tpoGte IS Der tiidif9e 3uz
fan bo9, baB cine feinbli9e 8ugel f9nelIer
als Die i6rige pber baB bic 5tGrte unb 9tit
zines atpeiz ober bierfuBigen @egners ii9
als bic iiberGegeneren srtpiefen. Ober fe
purben inmitten Der @iIbniB bon elmer
&rant6eit ober ben @ebrs9en beg Differs Bee
fu1en unb %funten, ieber fiirfOrgsnOen 9aro
entratbsnb, glei4 benz einfum iterbenben
BiIo in bic Gpigteit binii6er. Ga9 Menz
fdenuGterr pie1ei9t mo9ten lire blei9snben
9ebeine unb perrOieten Moffen sefunben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-21
9~erf1winoenoe Oettaltem 0es fer=
Ien Wetens.
Die Qrapper.
BON OF. GronaM.

Die 6 rdpper.
BON OF. SronaM.

MGtaebn Sabre itnb's fer, buB t8 an
rinem punberDolen Sommerabenb in
@eTeGf3aft mebrerer punberz unb e5en=
t~euerGuftieer @enofen in einem bon boben
8erg8iigen umf9Gofenen S6alfefeG beS pbe=
rem geuopftoneflufss Iugerte. Die unS
umqe6enbe 2anbf9aft mar bon Der benfbur
tpilbeften 9roBartigfeit. Sn golbgeG6er
gra6tbe6nten fi9 Die NIT bsrein3eltsn grill
uen 8dnmgruppen b~eftdnbenen 9uloen
nnb Nieberungen, bic 5u benz finitetn,
gpauf4tpur3en unb %brdunrotben @efGipr
unh benz 5ptf9enbur9 rO1enOen grim
blouen @trom einen tpunberiumen 9egens
1ab 6ilbeten, Der bur9 bic aus ioeiie1
sFerne berii6erIeu9tenban, bonn roIigen
M6enbf6ein ~angebuu4ten 3uge beg f4neez
ii6erIa9srten Gelfengebir9s NOD erbDbi
tpuroe.
8erfunfen in ben Nnblid oisier fpiloen
9ru9t, gstpabrte i9 pG0bIi8 cine feline
@9uur BON MGnnern, bic uu7 Dem aiider
zines iGb aerttiifteten &Gippen3u9s emppr=
tuu9tsn unb it4 oIs Ountle, f6arfum=
I9nittene @ilbuetten 9egen ben M6enbz
6i1nmel abboben. Sir cine ftr5s WeiGe
bielten Die Geftalten auf Der 0Dbe fin UNI
be9unnen erit, na9bem fe unier 2ogsr iorgz
fGltig beoba9tet batten, nit loren pferben
Iangfat ben 8%er9a66ung bina53utsi9en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-21

bds 3aum3eug bes BON Der @eliebten bes
Srappers beniiBten &eittbieres tpdrsn BON
better Ma9art, besglei9en IieBen bic tpole=
men 0eden, bic ibr gum @4uB gegen bic
&Glte nnb als Eager bienten, an Site unb
@ei9beit ni9ts gu tpiinf9en ii6rig.
9u berartige Snbianerinnen faft itets bic
Sra6t ibres Mannes, Die perGenbeiidtsn
2ebsrgepGnber unb Wtocuiiins, Die aus
breitgeI9lagenen @%ilberboIar5 9efertigten
2eibgiirtel, Iotpie ben aus MuI9eln, Sbierz
sGbnen, 4blerfralen, buntfarbi9en Perlen
unb @teinen, 4rmrineen aus Mefiing ootr
Gilber beite6enben inbianif4en S4mud, To-
nie bic Site Der @efi9tsz unb S3eitelbcz
mafung bei6ehielten, aumeiit iehr reinli9
paren unb DEFENDERS auf bic 8flege ibres
acknowledgement, gldnaenben &opf9aares
eroBe @orsfaIt D%ertpenOeten, 10 itunb binz
fi9tli@ ibrer malerif9en @ri4einung bic
@eliebte bes Srappers fi@erli3 ni9t btlter
benz lebteren 5uriid.
@ar bur9 eine berarttge 8~erbinbullg
Elm Srapper nit einem inbiunti9en @tamme
in Elm berpanbtI9aftli9es @er9dltntB 9e@
treten, 10 %ersignste es fi4 unter benz @tnfllB
feines @etbes bistpeilen, baB er fi9 fOrmlta
in ben Stamm aufnebmen lieB unb nit ibm
tdmpfte unb iagte. Die Sreunoe oes Siam
mes purben aud feline Sreunbe, bic 5einoe
beFelben au9 feline Seinbs. Der unDeriO4nz
li4e 6aB, Der man9e StGmme lett Genera
tionen bon einanber f3ieb, t6eilte it9 AUDI
linn nit unb er pfGegte bic benz Stamm fets
ner WabG gegnerif6 gefinnten &ot9baute dlS
@epiirm gu be5ei9nen, bas nur gum &us>
rotten gut lei.
8on benz 8orbanbeniein FOLDER Spmz
pat6ien unb Nntipdtbien Bel ben peiBen SGz
germ batten bic G~otbbGute genaue 8unoe,
unb tpe6e einem iOI4en Srapper, penn bas
MiBae16id i'm in bic @ttpalt zines feinoli@
ben Stammes fdlen lieB. Damn tpuroe
sr pom0gli4 nod f9limmer als Elm feinbz
li6sr Snbiunsr ~bebanOelt, benn bas eun3e
8ertangen Der &otbbdute ri4tete ii4 nun
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-21

Sc nGber bic 9eftd1ten fdn1el1. beto mrbr
erre9ten ie mein Snterefe, henn i9 BE-
mertte gar boIO, buB i4 Eier gum %erItenz
male einen 3ug edter Srapper bpr mir
bate. Sieben an Der 3ubl, Iudten tie
tbeiGs reitenb, t6eiGs i6re inoianif6en @oz
MES an ben 3iigsln fii6renb, auf benz 8els~
bang einen in's 36al leitenben 9fu0- 8orz
on rift, cine NIT 5abuoTen glda3e1teen Sui
p~ferndgeln iiber unb ii6er BEL @Ga9ene Rife
bii9fe quer ii6er benz Satteltnauf bdlonz
3irenb, elm prd6tt9er, tpDbG me5r oGs feds
SUB 6p6er Undergraduates @eieQc, Der
anitutt zines Suites Elm GuA5feG turbanz
urtig 70 Inn ben &opf gef9lungen trt9,
baB Der @4pan5 bes S6ierss i'm Ndden
bes Wannes 3tpi16en ben S@ultern ber@
dbbine. 9us gauge 8epano bes Reiters
mar nus 9irf9sber gefertigt, in ben @dnz
men nit 2eberfranFen Derie6sn unb uher@
bies 9Iei9 ben Die TiBe bebedenben W}o@
cofins nit buntfarbi9en Stidereien Gus
9erlen unb @tafeli9 tpeirt6orIt ten h~er8iert.
Din benz nit patronen gefpidten 2eoer5iir@
tel bling Elm 6reites Sagbmeier in perlsn'
beftidter S4eiOe, fernsr 8tpei bliBenoe He1
nOtOer unb elm glei6fuus NIT ale:lai inhla>
nii9en Srnamenten 6ebedter Sd6afsbeuta.
@tne f8orla9rotbe @onbede mar btnter
benz Setter auf ben Suttel 9ef4n1lt. ST.
bidnf4er Sitte 9emdB tpuren in oieStirn~
buure, bic MGbne unb ben S9peif bes
&eittbieres rotbe 8dnber unh Moler{sbers
eiugeflo4ten.
Der &tf5ug Der anberen SGg.r tuar Elm
eberio pbantafttI9er. 0dttsn bic Wfdnier
ii4 nt9t bur9 tire 8drte unb faufafii9en
9eit4ts3ige BON ben &ot66duten uuf Dag
8eitimmteI tie unterf9ie6en, fp battle man fe
famnlt uno Tpnbers BON Weitem fir trirt=
Ii4e Snbianer bulten %f0nnen, benin in DIT
Sra4t zines Seben tpog bas tnbidnH4e
element entIaieben bor.
Nu4 turaem @ruB f9Gusen bic SGser in
Der Rd5s naierss 3tltes t9r Eager auf,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-21

austaui@te ooer it4 an bert 8eiitn zines
NOD aus Der 5ran5oien5eit f:ammenben
g6an1ons e%rfreute.
Ser Gertebr Der Srapper nit ben nr6sz
pObnsrn bes 2unbes, ben Snbianerr, mar
5umelft fein iebr freunoi4uftli6er; ct fonnte
es ni9t Iein, neil Die eiren in ben anberen
i6re aonfurre1ten trblidten, bic i6nen in Der
@usbeute bes Sa9b3e6iets unb bes pals=
Hanbels S9absn 5ufigten. Oaau famen
Observation-Disclosures unb &ufen6aB,
ipsl4 leBterer bic SnOianer ME laumen lieB,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-21

tperben, tpern bic We1en Der Qualification ben
rtni tigen 2dgerpldB bes unSetannten SGgers
gu umbranoen %6e9unnen.
9iefe, in unipiber ltebli9em 8ormurI9 be-
finblt9e Civilization, bic 1i9 in benz, sem
SiGen Der Spbtenubr berglei9baren 4rtz
f@lag bes 6%ol3fdGers, i'm &auI6en nieberz
ittr5enber 8dume, i'm &narren Der Gmiz
9rantenipagen unb nit benz 19riIen pfiff
Der 2otomotibe unfiinbigte, bat benz Srapz
pertbum ben SooesitoB Deriebt. Na9bem
INN bic Mitte unferes ~Subrbunberts bic paz
cificbu6nen in Die 9raierien ein6ruden unb
Die Seliengebir9e sugdneig ma9ten, tparb es
8anben moroz unb gelbgieri9er @eTeqen err
r1Oglt4t, i1nerbalb peniger Sabr3e6nte bic
8lffelbeerben Der Prairien gGnali9 unb ben
WtlOfano Der @dloer unb 5elfenge6irae
gum grDBten She'll aus5urptten. Mu6 bur1
bic in u%niinnigiter WeiIe betriebene 6olafdGz
lerei parb Elm geipultiger &iidgang bes @ilz
beg berbeigefiibrt unb bamit suglei9 bic Griz
iten5m09li9feit Der Srapper me6r uno msbr
perrinsert. @r mar eenDt6igt, nit BEN
Wtlbe in INNER entlegenere @e6iete 5uriid=
supeiGen. 0a aber aud biefe bon Sabr au
Sa9r tleiner tperben, 10 ftebt Der b0Gige 1nz
ter9ang beg Sruppertbums in abIebburer
3eit beOor. SIM @ebiet Der 8ereini9ten
Stauten biirfte Der Srapper nur mod in
ein3eInen Sbeilen Der Staoten Montana,
Sba6o unb @afbington, in englii3 giorbz
dmtritd in 8ritif4 Columbia, Nlberta unb
@astatf4etpan 8u fiaben iein .Qu9 bier
finb feline Sage ge3dhlt. Ri4t LANCE mebr.
70 pirb bas Srappertbum pDlig benz 8erei@
Der gei3i4tli4en @rinnerun9en unbeim gsz
faIen fein.