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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02

formed upon his thin lips. Next mo-
ment he was busy in talk with Glynn
over certain noted fox which had its
den in the river bank and had thrice
eluded them.
Lois excused herself early and went
10 the sick room. She felt sorry for the
Mexican nurse who had stuck manfully
to his post and intended, if possible, TO
relieve him for the night. Weston was
in light Slumber, the dew of perspiration
on his forehead and his right hand flung
up above his head. Quirino slept sound
~ and loudly upon the floor, snoring in
semi-exhaustion. She laid her hand upon
the coyerlet and turned il down 10 ex-
anime the bandages. In doing this she
was swayed by no more of sex feeling
than would have come 10 any other physi-
clan, male or female. The smuggler was
to her at that moment only 50 mach
damaged flesh and bone. which it was
her duty to assist in making whole
He opened his eyes and looked ut her
with a half smile in them. Plainly the
fever and delirium had passed.
How long have l been hereE" he ask
ed.
Two days now
The army surgeon will not return Z!
Not unless he is needed"
He will not be needed. | shall be able
to stand, how soon do you Think
Il cannot say. You are young ana very
strong and this is an exceptionally good
climate for wounds. In ten days at earl
est l should say"
Good, And after that his brow
contracted for a moment as n thought OF
the doom ahead of him flashed through
his brain, then cleared quickly after
that | shall have with me always mem,
cry of yeur great kindness. May | ask
your Nance"
My name is English--Miss Lois I'm
elisha governess here. | am glad that
l could help you. The little l have been
able to do has been pleasure to me. 1t
has showed me that l am not much out
of practice"
He did not answer for n moment, but
looked at her steadily, kindly and re-
specially. Then he said:
You have helped me. very much-me
stranger and a criminal--helpcd me pos
sibly in more ways than one 1t has been
long since | saw woman of grace and
beauty and refinement and goodness. The
best of us grow worse when kept apart
from the companionship and influence OF
such as you, and l was never one of the
best. 1t may sound queerIy to you, Miss
English. but if | knew the man who shot
me | should feel no anger toward him. |
am lying here with a hole in my shoulder
and do not know what may come to me
later, vet | think am fortunate, At any
rate, | would not be back with Navara
again. though the cactus hills were round
us and the moon overhead and the life, at
least, was free
She did not know how to answer him
indeed. she thought that some remnant OF
his delirium fingered with him, as he had
| spoken rapidly with a trace of excite
ment--so she said:
Good night! l hone that you will
sleep" and 50 left him.
(To be continued)
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02

Among Iincoln's callers one morning
IN % was Il stranger seeking both per.
s0nal and official assistance from the
President, and who brought with him
some letters landing his loyalty that
bore the signature Of q former GOV.
ernor of Maryland. Lincoln received
the stranger with some warmth. that
WAS not chilled even when one Of the
attaches. who had overheard the con.
yersation Interrupted TO explain that
the signature must have been forged
for the reason that the Marylandcl
mentioned had been dead several years
The stranger showed guilt IN every zen.
turc, but Lincoln, sufuSed with that
pity for the lucklcss that was ever his.
cheerily observed
20. never mind that never mind il,
This is far more interesting, would
rather get letter from dead man
than from a live one any day Phlla.
delphia Times.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02

nothing that could be used for a flag
and as gunboats were expected 10 pass
down the river in search Of hospitals
there would be no way of signaling
them where to land. With this propo,
Sition before them q guard was sent
ont to try and find something that
would answer for a flag. \ mile or 80
inland they came upon the home Of q
Southerner, There was no one ut home
but the lady Of the house. When tho
guard approached ana asked her If she
had any yellow cloth she replied that
She had not Then the guard said:
Have you not some Kind of vel.
low garment that we can have"
she replied that she had nothing but
yellow skirt ana that she had that
on. The guard told her She must &c
into the house. remove it and give if
to them. After a good deal Of expos.
tuIation she went in and returned In
a few minutes bearing "A handsome vel
low skirt, Handing it to the guard
she said:
~ suppose, sir, you'll take the
clothes off ones back next
AN hour later the garment was fly
Ing from q trectop, announcing that q
hospital was just at the foot Of the
trcc.'-Chicago Record
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
THE WOMAN WITH TACT.
Careful Not to Mention HaIters in the
House of the Hanged.

Careful Not to Mention Halters in the
House of the Hanged.
Your tactful woman heeds Sancho
Panza's famous warning mot 10 mem
ton halters in the house Of the hanged. =
Your tactless one goes there the week
after the hanging, and with the desire
of cheering up the family, tells them a
funny story about the man who got
around the subject of his fathers death
by relating that my father was ad-
dressing a large crowd when suddenly
the platform gave way beneath him
and he fell six feet"
Nothing, not even the purest Of
hearts. ever clears woman like this
from the charge Of malice, Il was look
ing at the onyx vase on your mantel,"
said caller in n certain New England
town. and though her hostess answered
Yes, my husband gave it to me for
my birthday she nevertheless c0nt'n-
ued with the original thought which
had been in her head, How cheap those
things are getting now!"
Not to say that would have taken only
pains. not brains. The clever woman
can only display her tact more advau-
tageously than others, just as she can
make more Of whatever good looks ma
ture has given her, but the brains are
not essential. One of the most tactful
women in this town has only one eye
and three teeth, apparently only one
gown and plainly no education. She
keeps Il market stand of mildeWed veg
etahleS and decayed fruit, ana the fact
that she is able to sell any of it at all is
due to her consummate tact.
A lady was trying to escape buying
n huge bunch of dark brown bananas
whose price she had rashly asked. My
children don't eat bananas" she pro
tested. 'Oh. they're not old enough. |
suppose" said the other. Feeling the
tolls drawing about her, the customer
declared that 1t would be too heavy to
carry home. But you can just lay EN-
in the bottom of your carriage" smiled
the crone between Ler three teeth. Who
could resist that subtle compliment
Not a woman who had never owned 50
much as a wheeIbarrow.
TO touch people is really easy. II
isn't to poke them, to pat them 100
fagrantly. to scrape their sore places
with blunt knife in amateur surgical
style. 1t IS only in the car conductors
parlance. to move up and sit close.
please. Philadelphia Press.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
Prize for "Hanna's Brother-in.Law

A prize Of 5000 marks presented to
the Berlin Academy of Science by the
Marquis de Chasseloup. a Partisan Of
partial American descent, for the best
modern work on American history, has
been awarded to James Ford Rhodes.
a native OF Cleveland, and a brother
in-law Of Senator Hanna. Mr.. Rhodes
was so honored ON account Of his His
tory Of the United States from the Com
promise of 1880"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
To Bring Meat Prices Down.

In April, 1900, the following para.
graph appeared in some English papers:
Upwards Of 100 Of the principal inhab-
itantS Of Leeds have agreed not 10 sR-
fer lamb to be used in their family for
three months, with view to increase
the stock Of mutton, and, consequently,
to lower its price"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02

Hoppers--Docsn't It make you weary
the way those Southern girls say,
'Yaas. indeedyT'
Poppers-It made me still more tired
the way one Of them said, mo, in
deedy"' to me.-Philadeiphia Record
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
Trains Stopped By Wind.

During the recent cyclone nc Karachi
trans were stopped by the force ~ The
wind. which blew at the rate Of 100
miles an hour.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
Dreams Go by Contrarics.

It Is told Of a general in command Of
the troops IN Dublin that lie was one
morning stepping into his carriage
when he was accosted by an old won
an. "Ah, general, dear, did moi
drame last night that We gave me .
pound Of tea and my husband a pounG
Of tobaccof" why, you foolish Ole
woman, said the general don't YOU
know that dreams 20 by contraries|
That's IT, general dear Twas me "
gave the pound Of tobacco and my hus
band a pound Of tea London Globe
You shall be none the worse to-mor
row for having been happy today
Thackeray.
The oldest known poem Is The song OF
Miriam.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

-.-.---.- -'.-'='---' n2-ee1 t1a, many q ne
peasants showed symptoms = r.o,so-.
~ ron ea-1c beans Ther 5aTel1r,s.5
---.a1s symptoms and sII y --,s,, re
,' 2'i-e Win d~awsy s-u-.o- In
>'----7 cases raoS= p-e1i>,,g>e5 "a ne sI..
a. nave been seen 70 call uDs,o1sr.;ops
SIMPLY from .lhal.n. ,ba -. :. - =, /.
. IT-- tl4.1 in flower. Ye, 10 The ara-sre - =
person -aere js nothing po.sa-1rr -.
.''-ls Ho-r be thought. S18r.ssa 90. n /.
~" -->-'a>e should spread u B,s-o,
* A-...-e' ,l-.. . -'>e.se which puzzles dor,ors
r., : Ina, form Of .d.oey knowD IS go. -.
.>iA- Why does il exis- or,- : = : 80 -,
-->.'.a,s: I, has been sal5 -bs+ = -. !.
epidemic only IL limestone -. -. . - :
- mere a7e plenty Of places - - :,=a -.
,. -.A : ot ,li> character an5 =. ~ -
,..s,.'>e -a--. 5 unknown. For iDs-ancs 8, ~ =
-, s,s .-7e IN England where -be-s = : :
-, -. % magnesium limestone s,d
I. I.y - ain. IN similar districts IL F-sTnS a-
a. generally IS pu, down as -. = '11,.- -,.
..,1nS n, 70 Il @%aa,a-a 1srricrs. ye- on o tbs
.S.-,,., .- Q, N-eierwer-a. below 60 ~ ,-s
30 people. -'- cases among
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
STRAWBERRIES IN OLD FRANCE
1nsrsnce Between French and Amer.
icsn Method. Of Handling Frps--

d STE y berry j. ily tE- ID mos III
Is1---An- u or small 1-u5-s- l. J. crown
over { w-1@ par s- lie COUNTY, gu5 Il
makes D9 particular O ference IL on
markets whether Ib@ nearby e.-gu =
large o. nU-- L -he lDca. e-g-, j. 5usy-4
nclen- 10 supply liz g-ez- CITES -he-
supplement -1e rome -rUp by G-z wing
upon c-1er sources uc production thai
may be even thousands q miles aw-sv.
We a-s able 10 90 this On account u. ne
Introduction @. Tie practice O.. earring
sI-a -awbe-l@s II re--l ee-,a-Ur cars.
Pans OF cbe J-be- hand tie creates.
ua-tzsT for s--a "a Dec-l--s IL France. has
lis entire supply from region 10 Bar.
Of which = more than twenty miles
from Tie wholesale markets IL -be CRY
by which tbs fruit j. distributed 70 he
small dealers. The E--a1s-s- sra u berry
region around Paris - sOu-B O. liz. l.lry.
extending within { VIDE triangle from
within SIX miles q -ue reu--a: markets
70 Aa-c0ussis- El-Uu- twenty miles from
the capital OF IL Rad 70 Orleans. This
is known as ne sra Wtle--y rouut-y. he
su5l being particularly favorable cor liz
growth Of tie most delicious Qualities
o. Ihe fruit
II RESENT years -be cultivation q lie
sta wtse-ry has al~1 extended u1 Z ARE
scale into TIE reEsou o. Ie 1C--l aHz
northeast q Paris. which low supplies
about onethi-d O -be quantity col.
snmel IL rhe cry. Twp-thi-ds uf -hs
crop sui coDes from LIZ sJu-bs-u dis
-lcl- however Formerly liz f--llir vas
brought into Tie Es-kez daily bv mar,
cars which have Dow been su1,llz-I-ed
by The railroad az many a. thirty -
loads being delivered 10 -ne ,,eu-ras
markets every night during tbe seasoB
from the southern s--a whe--r feds.
In 10 place II Uur country is zne cub
ture o. -be fruit 50 intensive es N MA
little district around Paris bur We NAY
congratulate ourselves -hsr II ueeassarr
We can draw upon -he whole COUNTRY
for our supply. A. hrs- shippers feared
the effect o. The ice uI,gn -De f-ui-. and
F. A. Thomas. q Chicago. and Parker
Earle % Cobde1- III. who g,gr-f t-e.tssc
the business q carving f-ui- IL rs-
frigerator cars il 1Ss7. were compelled
TO buy fruit with which 70 IL rtsair ea-k.
A few tests, h0wers-. Demonstrated
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
THEf FuZZLE The MEoIcs.
Some New Disease, that Doctor. Car
Neither Ma -ur-e Nor ne

Some New Disease, that Doctor. Ca,
Neither aia-uo-e Nor ne,
When Solomon declared -la- -1e-s :
oo-a--G new under -le sun liz e-- ~
ne pnys.c-a- was ~ II l-, .I..au.r. All
prae-i-iol.s-s u -he preseu. 5av bear
testimony 10 -1e tac- that new L E.>ess.s
q -1-- human system a-e constantly d..
TelopiuE and " Necessity ca,7 .eer.-.
new modes u treatment.
p1e disease which Tie doctors a-s
-Ty-1E 10 md gu- about. with very r,..
lie success, : Der.-l,er.. which >..arrs
10 De identical with me ~sl-.-=-,, ii.
1ess Of me weS- cuasr os As-s... r.,
attention which me m-d.ca. D-a<as.sr,-
has paid rs--eutly n eastern aHa -.
ca diseases has brought te-.-b.-s n, .,a
-@fe- whereas little Sc.en-Iar s--s-.-.-,.
us-- 70 L. paid 10 il. Nee-5e, ar. -
en--ar-y susceptible 70 Tie & sa.sa -
OIL -ue Wes- coaS- %. Africa Who'll, -,
l-et=s @. natives have b,-.u kr,,-r
A'- down and sleep themselves - L.
Some tine ago there was on - 80
O ms disease IL . luus-c a>v,n,- :
Dn1-lI- and several patient, 50.
death How This malady supr1.a.+ ~ ~
b. peculiar 10 The tropics and -rs ~
cas- came 10 appear in Drbrs- -
= sle;F- kece-o-ly the Norwegian ts-,-
Taurus PM ln-o Falmouth F-1.,--S 81 :
having had seven eases and -. ,--',--'-
from t'er.-oer. Oh her way f-o-, - =
H-'-- '--le. r "a Here again. i 4, - -
.esE- i0' lie disease is unkBau-I : !,
floi'ca- English and Amer u
oaers ssrT7ng In the far east rs-s,- -. w
fe- from beri-beri, bu, Fr;n,L su-,
sI'AIsh gArrisons are greatly snb;a,. @-.l
Il L couple o. Years ago ON, - 80 10
-1s0n q 20 al a post in Frano, d ga gar
guln ht1y died from beri.bar, '-e1 Ion'
As Z The doctors were mo-, 49,,
enough with the old disease 'O'neFed
..-s has appeared in Sardinia ana S,I',' new
d o'e'oFs IN these Mediterranean er'i,S y,
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

spend s. much --e = -s Likes Win Is
t.----.1-- going -1 L. house nearly
eTs-y Ez- z-- remaining NV. = : zine
10 --9s= -1+ house 3 night Uslal.y
-ls h-td= and IL trends. who come one
Afternoon 8 week .e la.v. make lie 81
IT, --9us>saL E-E Voc b4-.6e 1e- i:
Az l-s-zE= : made .1- nothing : s.
ca--z-- Z. HING misery and u-1spp..
Less Il 1=- new ---s - . have any O.:
-l@ STITCHES u-y.rE-L- TIE bridegroom
I'-=s=--s -1s welding costume =
l--1@s 1rw-T CONSISTS. besides L.
wardrobe Il quantities u household
-lu=- E--1H- Utensils silver les Ent
--L--- service cE-T,e-s. curtains e-c
Ne-T -sw welding Presents a-e gwen.
During IL week V-eTl9us % -le Wei.
l-1E IL bride goes shout L NOS,
ol4u-'Jls uz1-e-- weeping and wei-.-c
Il s7s--u--G- ZONES sid e---ez--u- la
-=-E-7es 90 break IL slcz E.uer- s-E
1u- 10 sand 1s- Sway .--o 6 lz.E 90.
s-z1 z,-=--'s---s- though s1e be going N
further -1z- -1e osz- STREET I'll. las-
evening before -1e Wedding G-, aa- E-,
Trends c1De IL -Eke leave O. ae-. There
= & very -i-=--T c@-auu-T attached IN
-1ls e7s1--E. which may b. -ne one
from winch -1s custom @. making rse,s
70 III bridesmaids vas derived The
1-ld% brings OH parcel which she
opens E1t 5-sc.oses a.. .ae ribbons
1pTe-s- e-1- which sae 1e-e-oso-s
Eo-- u 1s- 1z'-- these s1e distributes
among ae- friends each t.esn- coD>55.
cred Z >ouT=I-Lr o1 Epc-5 lUcE: when -be-a
az 11- enough 70 @ around they a-e
GU II Iw0 o- three :. V.ec4s Maria ras
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

30 - E-F-.-N-f-S in -e--zz7r 80. --z---
W.N ------.
GG - o. y
l+ 1-'-- : u ----= l. L.
+-'1z @----s ~ L-s 1z-e--=c alW-g
E1- l-z,----z=-= -=-s- 7-l-l=-s- ---v----s--2-l1-
IT -1Z- Il many TI-l-1-.css ne vel
E--- -g-r6ue-u-- LuL u-ld=suz- c..-a1
t,sa- g J.1--lo- Il -1e s--.z-zs. Ergs 81
rnz--5s--.s s-a -.e- -ra5a -r -,s,--.- nm
NJ IL. s7.-- -.- r---...---.z-.s = :
-n,-- r.ga-.. ---,.5-,g-.-,-. --.. -.
- -. - = ,.---
- -. : IL
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

s-ways -Es place 4 ne church ne
guests gathered around -e-p1-S-y 81.
"a L ne rel-e- decorated WIKI 5ows-s.
A. Tie Russian c1u-ches have 10 s=E1S.
Ills = very co1va-le-- The E--s1a-
ans E-e al -a-. who hul5 ne brides
gloves when sic removes Ihsn 10 Il.
change rings, carry home FOR ba- ne
piece C. I'D cz-g-s: upon which she
E-e.- 20 -e>s.7e he ruV-lEl bsoedjc-ia1;
distribute money 70 -1s pa3- Z he,
name make 6 collection t0- musicians
and one q hem slwEys dances tos frs
guaG-l,le WIKI 1s-
Il some gz--s @. Russia -hs h-i6s has
ready q 1s- a-ld2. 5zy whip which
she ms 1s-S=-t made. and which sas
gives INTO 1e- husbands hands. telling
MIN g. lie same tine she hopes he VII
-ep--1aa1 and punish be- when she
needs l. Aucls--ly II some po-jans O.
EuSs!2- ths h-i1e wss crowned VII E
garland = wp--woJ1- winch -vpi6ea
-1e bitterness q -1e married s-s-s- fra
que---y 1ow ne p-lss1 sy-5-kle.s On her
head E handful o: hops w.-n he wish
inst Sic may - IS fruitful IS rt,sr
plant Sometimes 81 o1ezl ot ne
c-lscL, c-a- Il -orc1 EnE-skn cloak.
accompanies ne bridal yx- 70 -ber
nome praying -hat -1ey may have IS
many children Is there are hairs n lis
Ie-~ n.T9-r@ : Unknown n Russia
1e Avs forbid tou-tt marriage a.
widow o. wiiowa-. -ni-6 : considered
some" la' improper and demands g pei
a-i-7 @. I've years extension from bolr
-'---'l- union while even t9- Z second
marriage Two ysz-s' veuz1re ms -
done.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
aWEruiur 70 Preat.he-s

= -1uu-u- = E-uul1 D= easy enough .
E.ts-7s-- IL Il! T,-Ggls u H. HOWL tu-
realized u. rUurse- L-E- -1= ministers
would lac harder LaEE -eme1U t.sa-
l,-se - -1e 1-s- ss-uUus : preached v-5-L
-1E- ldaZ t.et u-@ u5E- Z was nor SUD
u-- dsT EuL Z gentleman -! much
uuder -be lu1ueuee q LuUg- sid ll-n
IL --a- Ita-- O. -1l4 church and veu- 70
sleep Il was somewhat disgule-iu- II
tl,-s- bI- zoGI warmed ~ 10 Tie sub
g-e- auC tO--gl hin Wua- lsVI,@L-C
1zs always b=al L warning 10 LIE
z-sll-s- Te-y loud preaching walked
hin NJ. NJ ve1emeur= 80 d-s-u- I'D
1-u -nz- IL a-l-s=. walked uus1ea oily
IL -l= aisle. and stopped IL front ot
~ pulpit ! was G-@aGtullE sutI--
-ass-L. remember, puE ! retained SUI
dcleu- I-eselce q mind 70 take what
: -aUu-u- was an s1hcieuI and brilliant
means u b-lGgiuc over The gap. tu-. ot
c1,u-se- : had stopped preaching when
Il stood sin and looked a. NE. Lean
1ug oTe- -he Vuipi- ! remarked suaTely-
7 perceive -nE- my good brother IS
IL VII some
Before any One could move how
ever. ae llt1eC MS head and fixing mis-
blinking eyes upon me, remarked in
perfectly dls-iucI tones heard through
or III church
- sb'C -hluE such p-eacnin' nd
make everybody H. Cyrus Towns
euc Brady, IL New LippIncoTt-
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
W by He Ban

Two boys buslly enr-~r-..
strictly Preserved wasa+ nShlng n
Wy. Wy one was provided with = - -
80 quite suddenly coper.-,. : - - :. :,
80, E,'--.,, ,A''-l'er WhereupoD ons - - --'
I, IaS',lE collecting his tael-le -. :. .se-r. !.
.--S best Speed across ~ set oH a.
AZ s per following. After eore-;n- as, - ,.e
=, aSuF niles Of very heavr r,or1+ =, ,es =
-s.sI 80 seated himself. and swa,-:s 81, ,ss ~
p@.,,lhs and angry water hsi,;e = 'eu lH'
80 ~ you know" asked n 49,
ma ,... you are not allowed = 81 81, -, a.
'Say waiter without Peruis-;oT = >, HSn IL
,s-n's r answered lle lad. -,Dt have
=. ..Tf V,,ssl'n, I've q a PASS -
rba y ,l-,,..li I1, aid You fpn for theny said
''.s .o+ @S'onished and f-sse ke.ens- ~
Just TO lei the other lsd ..
he had not pass" iao away
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

The following advertisement appears
Il z London Tssps--
a rock Dullr c-suelaEec castle. buf-
fa--E ny TIE Atlantic surge a one %
~ most romantic and dreaded points
o. or iro1Douud cOsst- IL full view of
IL death stone. snipE--ecEs frequent
,U--sse.s COMMON three reception and
serer bedrooms: eTe-y modern eonven-
teuce. 70 -. Z zeek-Address. etc.
Persons IL need q & castle and who
gre fUud o. shiYv-reeks and corpses
should nU- overlook this opportunity
Fsf--sf5llrz Commercial Gazette
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

he practical u--l--y @. Tie system. and
IL growers DO longer hesila--l % az
pluT lie new service IL sending their
fruit 10 distant markets. Tbus New
lc-E- Detroit Chicago and many Other
northern cities ar aide 20 draw upor
tns Southern Atlantic coast -ns lower
MISSISSIPPI Valley and the Guls regions
wh=DeTec dssi-a bic 70 augment -be5-
supply q s-rs wt,e--5es.-New York
SuI
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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

OF tbs 4g .9ss deaths which occurred
81 Pa-ls IN 1923. az many as 12.314 are
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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

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