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Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

1868. Sp.: Or set / Staten 8nibs
inatou pcN SOP forbuNt al urbciNe ON
S~euoageu?
,. SEQ arbeiSsr pnu ell Sabrii / Stas
ten 8nibtuatpn, % ieg uSfersr atioros
nrbeiOc. Sea tiIbgo min arbeioSgibsr at
uofsre uogct G~tfnrNdrbeioc IN S~euoa8cu,
% ban gdb mig SillaSclic hcrtil, % ic9
uofprtc ArbeiNet. Stan ieg for bette biz
pc iIaat 9tuItt?
3, Stan min a%rbeioSgipcr / bette SiIe
fGlNe bIipc tlagt Wultt2
Spnr; 4. Ser or abifiaiat srbeioe
% SU~rrctuina, ium CT fUrbuSt | Stnteu
gSuibiugtUu pnu SpuOngeu, iaaipm Sulg
Of beruieuoc Sritfc, SUmCSieipiI % Iie,
itenos.
2. Sur nIuriuScItat grbCiSe or bet
bog tuseu NHlft, meSmirorc ret furitprs
rer uVseu | ocreS RCItsiunSgpclicr.
3. Gct
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

iigelig Stoof9itelie at bette. st ia.
.lenbe gibnesbprb for bette iamme er
.ogiaa ben 0mitGnOigbeo, at Subia-
mere, iom i9ttes. / 8engiel, iaa ofte
angribes al S9ring og osr, l9nse
for Straffeti6en er omme.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
ltSiiatcrnr Tor NurrlanS.
Stats.

rnnb SNeIbcra bar uotalt iia til en-
SuterUienrr ON ll6iietcrne ior Bin.
teren | 3~JrrIauS. Dc bctrmringS.
tlIoe RappOrtcr err opbert, bporfor
l(Oiigterue untnGeIi9 after cr IpSnet.
forno0cntIig poa @runb al set gum.
itiBe &eir. Roaet mt 9eolor turoe
ocrior life bare al irp9te. SmiSIer.
tio nGrebe StotSroaScu 5rpgt Tor
Soitiod, Soctmarf % mllipeus ior
cnbm CT treble Soar bpor Stiain.
gen eiter aIt al osnme cr meact al.
porlig. Dan ontoger Sog at hope |
@eboIo al DC flor iuSiamIeSe RioIcr
tiIitrGffeIiot fill ! SiIirISe at aibieIpc
!9lpoen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
@nlpteppct / oct gGreIie, bpor e

Shiphtppsh vi SblNilNg pppi Wv
ligger ina, buroe life feieS paa al
minbeligt Sis. 9ruger man Den
giGngie Cine, iaa fan oct life inns.
gaaeS, at Der 10 bpirpleS op mere el'
Ter minbre Stsp, % bill man benptte
en- CARPET Sweeper", iaa er Der Den
Snopenoins at sisre, at Der iornaria,
ges Ell Stsi, iom fan ppre Den Vpse
til Glage. 9egge bisie lllemper
unbsaaes, beriom mon, i~itebenfor al
feie, gaar 8ulpteppet paripmt oper
meo Ell aIub al gropt Ssi preben no
al gono. 0ermeb optages oct meite
al Stsoet, % oct belle lsber al uoer
Stsi % Soritprrelie, iiRr bpis mar
ifpaer Gaifefluben noe paa 9anger
eler | ct anoet Sprelie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

Saarforbinbinser, iom iiooer fat
iormebeIit iterfnet BLOB ener lignen.
De, fan biirtie % imertefrit Issues
peo at siennemp9be Dem meo pporo.
gen 8erorio. iom paa en- fort lib op.
Isfer ben baarbe Sforpe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
q MyHige Raad o9 Uink @

Ten, iom ifai bore iitano til at
boIoe Sfriot rneo fine sooe GoriGtter,
nlaa barre femmsIis rap paa Jooen.
90 bog r-Set Del pGrot at sisre ct
reoeIist 5orisg.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

st Smpret boIfet % troat, ioo
fan bet iorbeores aoffiIlis peo at ar.
beibe bet ouer | 0pmelf os iaa paife
Melfen no ieien meo folot gano,
iom bet oprinoeIis bIep siort meo
4iernemeIfen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

1863. Gu: Spor tor en- Bart tan
babe SsifcnSe iaa otter en- Salpbroocr.
iom Oeoc / COLORADO for IA IdnneSer
iiSeu? STAN bans 6albirieu fdd inn
mcgct iom belle SgfctSc eftrr GoIcraooS
GOT. en- SaIpiercr bar ieuot inc Rapte
rcr til auuiuIeu / Chicago, og ban lireo
eficr mine, ntcn ieg bapNs icrot nit Yns
Dir tilhuge til en- Snafsrer | Colorado.
San Iireu. at ri 5tbebsoc iugeu Sdgterer
Der. Soa bar icg ma ranofcrt MIG mCo
en-, % ban uilSc NOT bape oeu Gag at
fore, men ica Uco iuacU 8ddo,
Spur: Gr Der rrtte S6ifrnoe %
salpfsfrnSe. iaa arper Salu'eifenOe
SaIboslcu iaa meset fem be rrtte 81
tfenhe | COLORADO. Z here Stnter arper
S~aluigfcupc pna 5aSercus Sioe Itgt meb
be rette SsifcnOe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Sifurn % 9[od @aInut er 5

Siforp % 9lad @almit er Oct
life iao ligetil at omplante meo
Selb, oct mantte ba bore, at man toa
benz iaa imaa, at Der fun trGngtes
ct eneite 5ng meb Spaben for at faa
Dem op. Sifreit err oct at plante
Rsoben, bpor Greet ifal itaa, % 10
nGrmere peo Rsbberne er fomne
ira, oeito bebre. Eisoe TrGr bill
bape en- bpb, rig Sorobunb, ON De
ifal flinne tribes gobt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

Sbiens "GiaterfusI" bar Tom be.
fienbt for trna | 2iifteu 90 for LET
paa gsIeerne; men San9IepS "6lp.
oemufine" or for tung paa Bdnoet
oeiaa ocnl Den bperfen fan fIpue
elIer flpbe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

SaIerfcner, aopper og l~ignenoe,
Tom bar @ulbioriirfinger, ma life
paifes / S9bepano, men | fart, beot
8ano. Selp ben miIbeiie SRbe bar
ifaoeIia girfning os bill bringe 5or.
iirin9erne til at ialme eller meo Ii.
ben enbog sanife sisre Oct al meo
Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

Geriom Sen gale Spenife, 'om
Der ON Gaeen piloe ba' iat paa
G~rriioenten, bapoe beiattet Tia iiot
minorc meo Gpisbeosmaifiner 90
andre umuIiae Spiinoelier 90 lRit
Iibt minore ~guI" % "rso" Sitera.
mr., tiiroe ban bapt oct beore ioog.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

1851. Sp.: Oar ct Selefontompani
Dict til at goa men fine Stolper % Gins
Ter hporiombeIit oper Aneennanos Siens
bonn uoeu gicrens SiIaoeIie / Soma?
Spar: &si.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

1862. Gu: Seq iiehte eli Sarm
Eaibinetpu. % 0ldnoeu, ION ieg tiebte
Earmcu al. bar en- ~Grcdm S%cpurdtor" I,
5om itaar fatifruct moe / Suiet. Spem
rr gier at eeunc. a ingentiug bar one
tnIt | 6dnoeleu2
Spar: Cream GENERATORS" or
"mDpabIe SiJtureS" % hsrer life I'll
Suici. mebmiubrs Der or iGrifsIt aftale
berput. Zen bsrcr nerfur I'll IanSen,
fem ioIste Carmen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

bette SpsrgsmaaI: Spao err aSresien
til ct Sirma / Rurae, Tom irleer be
runne n~mcritauife Strsmpes Strifteuias
fiucr2
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

1865. 5p,: gr Der ell S~enNdgslob
irriiilt for Spo Gatoia. % bodo Tiger
2upeu ON Se~nOaeSar6eihe. Spao tan en-
aisrc fnr at fan BET ~itaniet?
Guar: 80, Der or en- inaoau Sup |
egb Safuia, % bet er life luuIist | Seus
bulo til bcune al notpre arbcioe, Der
life CT itrGnst npOucnNist. Suao man
ffal aiprc for at fna SsuoasSarbeibe Of
ifaFct CT imioIertin life ino subt at piSc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
2laben Ro~rreiponoanee.

pctr-sraerunI I bernie ufreIiro befccres AZ
Ehroidferre q. q. RoeReS. Meouieptoeo. wstun-
rd Nrtr cuts sanntfcn. Wtb.
fine Tanr. mi ~ebdfticuen. refpdree TIE.
eesraere betes 1ftntfs tine Sbcrasmaai ! q
Mart % trbeiint errca.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

1872. Sp.: 6ar Der ~uoacuiinNc bar
ret RcooIrtttou / GaUnoa2
Guar: "a. Ter bar pGret to Rcuu
IHti0Hrr unber &OuiS 8islS Senelis, ben
fpritC | 1869 70, ben nuoen / 1885.
Ten iBrite bleb uuSertrbtt af @cneral
&OlisisB, ben auOsu NJ Sberit 9sibSletSu.
Risl blsU beBrettet / HssiHa ben 16bS
3pp. 1885.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

1864. Sp.: San en- 9tano forbboc
andre at gao pan Sagt paa i'm eicnoom?
Souo Tiger 8dibtugtous Spoe Serom.
suar: Nnn fan iprbpbe Sulf at tro'
II: ruuSt pua ems 2anb, bunb enteH Set or
for Sagt cher I nuSrc EtcmcN. Wen ic'
pcnSc gilSt fan man life fOrbBDc uusen
Of tnsc, Sa bet life or uusen entcIimanbs
Eterbpm.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

@ran6iurperne 2an6et runot n.
mes ba' SGnberne inIoe meo at ON.
tla0e "9oooIerS" og nitro embeos.
mGno. ga, oen BengegiRrriabeo!
Den er en- Roo til oft ouot, iir Eau.
ms.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

en- Spsrqcr / Goro 7afpta, Tom tror,
ban blcD ulOptia drreiterst, gjsr 6cNit /
al benbsuos fig til II Sngiercr puu Ste,
bet at i%urtIarc SagcH for BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

1867. Gp.: gr Ser SGuo at @cie /
HprS Sutota2 Siaafalo, bpor IGnge
nraa Ell @ei babe pGrct tisrt, for at ben
life ran itrngcS? Or Nct uoaen SoriticL
pm oru bar pErst flint bare en- Eto al
Harct?
Suar: Z Gprb Satotn or Der gei'
inipcatprsr, ipm lGsger no Seic % fer
Oil mcp, at be huloes anbue. Gn Bel,
ipm or IDpIia uSlust % tageS | Srns In
ben 6 aar or lOplig Sei; bupr lihet clrr
buDrmesrt ben bruses, aier iusrn Sprs
fjel.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

1900. quest. Has HE. team clerk he
yfghf 10 vOtr at MEETINGS Of touh boards
S. says he has nothing 10 say, and B! says
he can vofr 7chen 'khere Ba he. or i'm
directors doSS not ag,et. "
Ans: We are not aware of any law
upon the subject, but parliamentary rules
do not give the clerk the right to vote
in a body of which he is not a member,
He has only clerical duties to perform.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

Zen SOe Oftober fom % gift; men
Rusierre git life no al Iandntriet.
Ser bar bel ingen, iom pentet, at
beu rusiiife Regiering ifuIbe opipIoe
fine 9siter beler. GuSlnnb er paa
9ei til at bIi 8eroens Serre, fer oct
uN iii.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

Otter oiSic BLADES forifrpffeIiae
Cpcrifriftcr at osmme buroc set ueG
tormc til aria mcIlem 8itslouo %
Sopau; men set er iutet at itcIe saa.
&apon oiI ncppe 9aa til aria mcS
Ru$IouO, irr oct aiGIoer aoreo. %
set cr bel life rimeIigt, at "9isr.
ncn" ioris9cr at iIilge % ioropie
mcr cno Rmturiet M meo Ell
Gang.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Srnaaruf.

SmddrnlI.
Sbiens "GiaterfusI" bar fom be.
fienot for tlne | 2uften % Tor LET
paa 9eIeerne; men Sar9leps "6lp.
bemaifine" er for trng paa Bdnoet
oaiaa ocnl Den bperfen far flppe
eller flpoe.
Geriom Sen gale Spenife, Iom
Der ON 0agen piloe ba' iot poa
g~rrfioenten, bapbe beiattet iig iiot
ntinore meo Gpisbeosmaifiner %
andre umuIiae Spiiuoelier % lRit
liSt min6re "guI" % "rso" Sitera.
mr., tliroe ban bopt oct bebre ioog.
@ranoiurperne 2an6et rutot N.
mes ba' SProerne fulbe meo at an.
tla0e "9oo0lers" % nitro @mbeos.
mGno. aa, oen BengegiPrriebeo!
Den er en- Roo til oft oubt, iir Rau.
ms.
Zen Soc Sftober fom % gift; men
RpSierne git life no al Wanturiet.
Ser bar bel iugen, iom pentet, at
oeu r~isiiife Rcgierina ifliIoe opiploe
fine 9siter beaer. 8uslnnb er paa
Bel til al bli geroens Serre, fer bet
no iii.
G~rpIiSentcn for Chicago timber.
iitet, 8illinm n. Sorper, bar / oct
ienere pGret paa Heiie | Sprfiet.
SAN Iaotcr bel ON Srltnnen % Gpr.
ferne. Ser / @merifa er Ri altior
tilbsieli9e til at mere aItfor ilette
Soufer ON Sprfen o. Sultanen,
faor hi here. Sig mig, at boao
Suoiorpe er montro 6eune Trpii.
benton for Chicago llniperiitct2
Gaa Sporpoenslinierne % Sern.
banelinirrne brGbtes | 2s6et al Sep.
TENDER "a Ierioner inbenfor Chico.
aoS 9pgrGnie, oplpicr ct Chicago
blao. gpenS SranSportmioler ipnes
foitc liot for meget / Wenneifelip.
8olf, Tom life betoler fine glob.
penge itioe eller ogiaa inpber llogi.
peren bent no, bar fat mangen Ell
8laomano til at ltrtoere poa Nioler
% llopeie. Gn Reoaftsr for ct go.
falblno | @iSconiiu bar I. Offs. mn.
oct poa at opertere eiter 8oteter:
"&eoaftsren trGnger Epteter. en-.
bier, iom iremoeIeS ifpIber Tor 9Ia.
set, fan brinae os liot 8oteter %
iao Suffering berior, iaaiom Dor
Suitrli er npiteu irif % maa ba'
oiSie Robfru9ter,"
"6pa0 pil6e bel bpnoe i6og, ON
en- 0iogeueS ioltot for gobt at aus
meo Ell Spgte giennem en- al bore
Storbper for at Ieoe op en- GrIig
Mauo?" ipurte en- tpnfenbe @orger.
Set er let at beipare." bemprfet
Ell Mono fra Chicago. "gn eIler an.
ben piIbe itiGle bans 2p9te, isr ban
bar fommen ire apartoler." (@aib.
Stor.)
Ser Ifal bore iao pao en- Slllmp
1880 9~tp6eNSbIobe | Gerbeu. af
biSie uofommer 1850 / Rorbome.
rita. 6,500'i Storbritanrieu % bare
743 | HitSIanb.
Get er rietig, 9srn. : bar M,
nnpnt ale SuS0preue mnotagen ct.
Sncm fan il mig, boob oct er for ct
9pr? Get bar itipe Saar, lifer
Ssle % piI gierne bore | Wubber.
pollen. San on Con Il mig, bpoo
0pr iea mencr?" 90 neSIe Son eap
IiSt ifamfrIS SfoIemeiteren islgenSe
Spor:
ga, set er mig BET"
On ung Brett / england forIopet
ii9 mCS Ell itng Vige % intbt boge''
ter no, at han life piISe bu bcnoe.
Sor at rnbaou SfonSolc giftct han
iiR ion meN EiacuS @or, Scr bar
Gufe og life ioo IiOet no / Norenc,
Get pnr bn innNeIi9 oaioo en- RoaOe
at m0gao SfuuooIe pna!
Otter oiSic BLADES forIfrpffeIiae
Cocrifriftcr at oemme buroc set Del
toutmc til aria mraem 8ilslnno o1
Sopnu; men bct er iutet at itoIe pao
&apon oiI reppe gao til ariQ mcf
Rn$IonO, frr oct 9iGISer aorea. or
set cr bel life rimeIiut. at "9isr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

On mig Brett / england forIooet
ii8 ulCo Ell lm9 Gige % innbt boge''
Ter no, at han life piIbe bn bcnoe.
6or at unhaou SfonNoGe 9ittet han
fig ion meN EiacuS @or, Scr bar
gufe og life ioo liOet lIb / Norenc.
Set bar bn innbeIiQ oainn Ell Raaoe
at mtoQaa Sfunoale pnal
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

San nosen al eIaOetS eaiers bciUars
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

GrpIiSentcn for Chicago timber.
iitet, 8iliam n. Sorper, bar | oct
ienerc pGret paa Heiie | Sprfiet.
san Iaotcr bel ON SuItnnen % Gpr.
ferne. Ser | amerifn er hi altfor
tilbsieligc til at mere aItfor ilette
Sonfer ON Sprfen % Sultanen,
faor hi hsre. Sig mig, at boao
Suoiorpc er montro benne Brett.
benton for Chicago llniperiitet2
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

1863. Sp.: gu Rauo toa Some.
itcao / BET HOroIiQt Iiuuciotu for uogIc
%ur ilNcu. men Neoc, frr ban propct op.
Stan III en- al hans SeiicuOt PROBE pp
gambler
Spur: SpiS SUmcitenotnqCrcn cfters
laoCr ~ GHtc, Iuu bun propc Dp, o. 9au
bet bIir ba hCuoSS GiCuOpm: men er Der
iuqCn @Hfc, tan be 0uriac Iruiuqcr furi,
latte meO SBriuiuacu, men 8cpicriugS
itjBoCt nil | bette Silfrlbc bltuc uoifcot
Ill aIle IrpiusGr, life blot til Scu enc.
1870. Gp.: 0baO Caio oit Sen tore
GHcIor Opcr @pcrHc Ct. GICuo o. Saut
@apios?
SUur: 14Sc aprri 1856.
1914. Gp.: 6otp, tiI5crcr pamncl
@rolTgriuQsmatcriale lScoly @loC's"
pan en- &uNs, aar hrt taQca op?
Spar: I MminOeliaDsN fSmOirtter
mar at ret tilhBrcr Soutrnttsreu, ION
bur pnataset fla al iierue BET. Sprpu
ri9i CT bet / 8cgcleu iGu tibet uGro, al
ban HcUpr nil hare nuart imuo at gipG
bet til ben, Tom nil bape bet SrDocri al
iage bet Op 90 iBre bet bort.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

Get er rigtig, gsrn. : bar mi
nGnnt ale SuS6preue unota9en ct.
Spem fon il mig, bpoo oct er for ct
Snr? Oct bar itipe Saar, lifer
SsIe % pil gierne pGre | Inooer.
pollen. San on Son Il mig. bpab
0pr iCa mcner?" 90 neSIe Son eap
IiSt ifanfrI0 SfoIemeiteren islgenoe
Spar:
ga, set er mig BET"
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

Gna SporpoensIinierne 90 Sern.
banelinirrne brGbteS | 2sbet al sep.
TENDER "a Gerioner inbenfor Chico.
aoS 9pgrGnie, opIpicr ct Chicago
blao. gpenS 5ranSportmioler ipnes
foitc liot for meget | W%enneifelip.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

EcnGc or Wogt, GunSfob or
@Io9t; men en- ao0 SampittigbcS er
enO6o ner barb / 2GnaSen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

"6pa0 pilNe bel bGnbe ibog, ON
en- 0iogeneS ionot for goot at aus
meo Ell Spgte aiennem en- al bore
Storbper for at Ieoe op Ell prIig
Mauo?" ipitrte en- tpnfenbe @or9er.
Set er let at beipare." bemprfet
Ell Ronb fra Chicago. "Gn eller an.
Den piISe itiGIe bans 2pete, isr ban
bar fommen ire apartaler." (8aib.
Star.)
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

Ger ifaI bore iao pan en- Slump
1880 9~tpbehsbIobc | gerbeu. If
oiSie uofommer 1850 | Horbome.
rita, 6,500'i Storbritanrien % bare
743 / HltSlunb.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1903-05-16

not been allow 20 avan themselves Of
their healing virtues.
One Of the white men from San
Diego who bad gone to the hot
springs, somehow came to learn Of the
presence Of this-Oaptiye little girl BE
saw her several times and soon became
very much interested In her. When
he learned her story he determined
that, II possible, he would remove her
from the influences that were so pain
ful 20 her. With an Interpreter he
went to the man who owned her and
threatened him with the punishment
Of the white mans law for the murder
Of the child's father and mother unless
she were Immediately and irrevocably
given up TO him. After some demur
the Indian aeceded to his request.
With his new acquisition the man from
San Diego FASTENED home. His wife
was a woman Of large and loving na-
ture and her heart instinetively went
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1903-05-16

out to the poor little Indian orphan.
The couple agreed to adopt her a.
their own. 1t was not long before the
little one responded fully to the love
that was so generously given her, and
she came to regard herself as the
daughter Of the white man and woman.
Years passed by. The little girl
grew up TO womanhoOd. She had been
educated as became the daughter Of
well-to-do. citizen and was respected,
hOnored and loved by all who knew her.
Several children were born to the
couple, and as these grew up they were
taught to regard the Indian girl as
their own sister.
There is no doubt that had the In
dian girl desired to remain she might
have married some white man and be
living to-day, honored and respected,
In OF near the home of her adopted
parents. But, yielding to that mJsteri-
Gus impulse that renders Us incapable
Of denying our parentage, she felt an
uncomfortable instinct or desire 20
return to her own people and become
one Of them. In vain her foster broth
erS and sisters pleaded with her. SOr-
rowfuIly, but nevertheless with deter
mination, she decided to cross the des-
ert and 60 back to the place Of her
birth. When she arrived among the
Yumas they received her with susPi'
cion. She did not know a single word
Of their language, but so powerful did
instinct work that, with very little diff
fculty, she won her way into their
hearts and soon was able TO speak her
native tongue as If she had never
known any other. In a short time she
married, and children were born ia
her. Her husband, full-blooded Yu'
ma, has always regarded her as a su'
perior being, and throughout the tribe
her opinions are largely deferred to.
While she lived with the whites she
was known by the name Of Maggie
When she went back to her people she
told the whites who came in contact
with her that her name was Maggi'
Scott. When / asked her why she as
sumed the name of Scott she replied
'sWhile I was in San Diego I read &
great many noyelA but there were
none that pleased me so much aS those
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1903-05-16

least generation or more. Again, for
DAYS. the warriors assembled around
the dance fire, where the chiefs ex-
horted them 20 brave and heroic deeds
and the women melted them to acts Of
Talor. When the time came for the
march they stole as cautiously as pos
able across the desert, and, on nearing
the main camp Of the Yumas, sent out
their scouts ahead to determine how
and when the great attack should be
made. Fortunately for them the YumaA
were In the worst possible condition
for the encounter. Their hunters had
iust brought back az unusual quantity
of deer, and the whole people, warriors
and all, were so gOrged to repletion as
20 be unable 70 fight. After full con-
sultation il was decided to steal upon
them at night and fight az close quar-
tiers with battle hammer, battle AZ
dagger Of sharp deer's horn, and the
few steel weapons they had obtained
from the white man.
Stealthily they crept upon their un-
guspecfinR foes. The latter had not
only eaten to excess, but many Of them
were stupefed with drink they made
from the root of a bush called mo-
mump. The root of this Is sometimes
taken and 'ehewed. For q few hours IL
produces an celebrating effect, some
what similar TO that produced by
hasheesh. Then the victim succumbs
to deadly stuPOr from which i takes
him several days TO recover.
II can we'll be imagined what con-
dition the Yumas were in to receive
their foes. The San Diegans fell upon
them and slew quite number without
any resistance. Then, flushed with
victory, after sealping their dead foes,
they took captive several Of the WON
en-. whose lives had been spared, and
one little girl. What became Of the
women I have never yet been able TO
learn. Possibly. as has often been the
ease. they became wives Of their cap
tors and soon lost their identity as
MEMBER Of q different tribe, but with
the little girl Il was different. She had
a keen memory and q loving heart and
constantly cried for her father and
mother, whom she had seen slaugh-
tered on the banks Of the Colorado
river. Even IN those days there was
something Of q town al San Diego. The
Indians. too, were reasonably friendly
with the whites. Indeed they we're 80
much so that several Of them used TO
70 up-into the mountains and camp
near the IHdians IN tents at what r.
now s,nown as Aqua caliente at War
ner's ranch. The hot springs from
which 4hia village gained its sPanish
nane are known 10 bevsFy good for Al
kinds Of diseases. and ever since they
lave known q them white men hsss
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1903-05-16

Annie PegloW. Of No. sOls Missouri
avenue, claims 70 be the only woman
pressmSl IN the United States. savE
the St. Louis Republic.
For i've years she has operated two
cylinder presses at sl4 North Third
street. The arm considers her one OF
It, beat Workmen
Miss PegloW entered the employ OF
the company % years ago a. q press
feeder. At that time women press
feedorsWere . novelty, but since many
girla have entered that branch Of the
printing business, and now some Of the
larger printing companies hire hun
dreds OF women press feeders.
Running cylinder press was never
thought Of Is Woman's work until Il
occurred TO Miss Peglow. None has
tried Il since. She was an enthusiasts
printer and she determined TO learn
all about the business.
Il just 'nOsed' about until I caught
on; then I began to try and convince
my boss that 1 was as good a pressman
as any Of the men and finally I got .
trial which proved successful, and
hereI am" is the way she explains her
presence before her two big machines.
She belongs to Pressmen's Union No.
6. In order to allow her to enter the
union the international body Of press
men allowed their constitution to be
amended 50 as to admit her. II caused
quite little discussion at the time.
Miss PegloW does not attend the
meetings Of her. local, however. She
leaves the transaction of all union
business to the men and abides by
their decisions. She does not attend
the meetings because she is the only
woman member and her presence
there alone. she thinks, would appear
too bold.
Every morning Al Q o'clock she sp.
pears before her machines, dons heI
blue calico dress, which is made OF
cloth similar to the goods uskd in
! Jumpers and overalls, and EuPerin.
tends the turning out Of the largs
printed sheets.
She excels in color work which en-
braces two, three or more colors, and ID
considered especially good in dainty
work. which she is always consulted
about by the heads Of the firm.
Although elbOwing men all day long
In pursuit Of her duties, Miss PegloW
says she cannot agree with Mrs. Clax
on and her ideas on the ideal Wife
or the deterioration Of chiValry.
II do not think" said she, because
q Woman works for living that It de
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1903-05-16
NOSES AND EYEGLASSES
Il Troubled wiki Cold IN
the Head.

When a man who wears glasses gets
. cold in his head he has a hard time
That fact Is apparent to anybody who
gets about town at q time when grip is
prevalent and watches the antics Of the
sufferer, says the Philadelphia Public
Ledger. Il Is not the watery condition
Of the eyes that gives him trouble, il is
his nose. Not one man in a thousand
can keep his glasses on when he blows
his nose; consequently he who per-
forms that nasal ONCE frequently has
considerable, difficulty.
The wise man in glasses never tries
to read when suffering with cold. he
gets no satisfaction out Of the printed
page.
Dreadful accident on the" he
reads, and then, before he can find out
where it was, his attention is foreibly
directed elsewhere. and It is only in
snatches that he gets the details of the
disaster. A man who has had expert
enee with colds seldom even puts his
glasses on when so afflicted. He only
has TO take them on every two or three
minutes, and until somebody invents
q device warranted to prevent their
dislodgment during nasal contortions
he prefers to go II blind.