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KILLED HIS WIFE AND
THEN ENDED HIS OWN LIFE.

Chicago, March ga. J. Oldheld.
proprietor Of machine shop. shot
and instantly killed his wife. Hattie.
tonight, and a moment later put a bul-
let through his own head. falling dead
a few feet from his wife's body.
The only explanation of the tragedy
was given by their 1i-year-old daugh-
ter, who Witnessed the murder and
suicide. She says her father and
mother had frequent quarrels anil
that her father was very jealous.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-27
OYAMA SPEAKS
WELL OF HIS FOE
Says Russians are Brave and
Able and Tight Well
ABOUT HIS OWN ARMY
EVERY HoPE-k NJ o w S
NOTHING ABOUT Ru-
MORS OF PEACE.

Ynkow March 22-Field Marshal
Marquis Oyama today gave his first
interview since coming into the field,
He refused to discuss th, probability
Of peace.
Il am only soldier he said. mot
politician The Japanese govern
meat will arrange terms of peace
when the time comes, We were forced
to fight this war in the interests Of
international peace and for the safety
Of our country.
Tribute to Russians.
Personally, | have a high regard
for the Russian. They are soldiers.
The officers and men are brave and
able and have fought we'll During
the war between China and Japan |
was commander of the army which
captured Port Arthur With a di-
vision and a half of troops we took
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-27

tie city in five hours The result this
tine shows a wonderful difference be-
tween the Russians and Chinese, with
whom we had previous experience.
But our army, both soldiers and Off
cers. performed their duty as Japan
knew they would
Japan's Grand Army.
Il was minister OF war for japan
for sixteen years. during which time
the conscription laws we're passed. ]
have closely watched the making Of
the japanese army. which has proved
what say. that officers and men have
fulfilled every hope. as | believed they
would in older days when the Japan
ese army was composed Of the Samur-
a.. professional fighting men The
modern army was drafted from all
classes. yet all our hopes have been
fully realized by the work this army
has done in actual war
Field Marshal Oyama declined to
discuss the future movements or plans
Of the Japanese army. He intimatei
that he was ready to continue the war
as long as necessary.
Despite reports to the contrary,
Field Marshal Ovama's health is eX-
ceUent With mis- stan. he is comfort
ably quartered in fine Chinese houses,
placed at his disposal by the Chinese
viceroy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-27
IMPERIAL PARTY ARRIVES.

Messina. Italy. March 26--'rho
German imperial yacht Hohcnzollern
with the empress Of Germany and
princes Eitel Frederick and Oscar on
board. arrived today in the straits
Thousands of spectators chetred the
arrival Of the imperial party TIE
ltalian squadron and numerous yachts
.endcred the customary honor-.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-27
ELECTRIC CAR STRIKES
AUTOMOBILE, KILLING TWO.

los Angeles. March 2G-In an au-
tomobile accident at Holiday Wood.
a suburb, today. Mrs. Sherman Pease
vas instantly killed and sherman
Pease. her husband. was seriously
INJURED. so sgsiaiped slight inie.
tes Tho automobile was struck by
an eicci-iv oet ~ Guessing while
running at fun speed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-27
Livcs Of Men and Momen.

No man. even the most wretched.
would change with any woman. even
the most fortunate And this is BOT
an Illusion. He is irstinetirely right
Ee gets more out of life. He knoEs
tits. and It helps him 10 bezr rlnss
zithout eonpiains.-kefefea.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-27
MORE BON ss FOUND.

Moscow. March 2G.-An organized
depot of arms and bombs was discov.
cred recently on the premises of 4
rich merchant named Barassof An
investigation disclosed a conspiracy
to distribute farms.
There have been over 500 arrests
in connection with The affair
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-27

squadron If solliers who went TO the
reocue Of a buried womall suffered Sc
yerely G ght of their number being
killed and nineteen injured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-27
HERE's TEARS FOR THE
HARDEMAN FREE PRESS
SIPS. 900 Worth Of Good Old Auheu
serBusch7 Destroyed at s.. Leafs

S. Louis. March 26 -The freight
depot Of the AnAeuserB Basca Brewing
Association was destroyed by ere to-
DAY. together With seventeen ref-iger
ator cars Less sts5aoe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-27
LANDSLIDE KILLS MANY.

Semin Hungary March ga
great landslide occurred today, A
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-27

Warsaw the Scene Of Anarchis.
fic Outbreak
CHIEF OF POLICE HURT
DEADLY MISSILE HURLED INTO
HIS CARRIAGE AS HE WAS
ON HIS WAY TO SCENE
OF DISORDER.

Warsaw. March 2G.-Anarehlstic
revolutionists tonight started the an
cient capital of Poland by throwing 4
bomb into the Praga police station
wounding half a dozen policemen
staying patrolmen who pursued and
casting a second bomb into the car
rage Of the chief of police. Baron Won
NolkCn, who was severely wounded
thereby as he was fastening to the
iltion 70 investigate the first attack
A well dressed man started the trou.
lie, All furniture as well as one wall
was destroyed The bomb thrower in
trying to escape met a policeman and
SHOT him twice, wounding the officer
in the stomach. Tho prisoner himself
was wounded, and has been placed IN
hospital
Th-owsr Was Jew.
He was caught by the captain of tho
station He was found to be "A jew,
but his identity has not yet beon dis
covered
A telephone message was immed
aiely sent TO Baron Won Nollsen al
the city hall. informing him of the out
rage Baron Won Nolken, accompanied
by police officer. took a carriage and
started Immediately for Praga When
passing the castle whore the governor
general lives, man standing on the
pavement threw bomb at the car.
riage Baron Won Nolken. who was
sitting on the side nearest the afsaii.
ant. rece we'd the full charge of the
bomb, while his companion escaped
unhuTt The coachman was thrown
frpn tho hox end the carriage was
sIIashed.
Baron Won Nulken was removed to
the city hall and doctors were sum.
moned, who found he had received in
iUries On the head, neck, arm and
leg It Is believed the baron win re
cover
AssaiIant Escaped.
The police officer accompanying
Baron Ven NollSen saw the bomb
thrower fleeing and pursued him, but
the criminal proved the stronger and
tore himself away.
Another pol ceman fired twice after
him without result Half an hour
later a plain clothes policeman was
found dead in Sowia street He had
pursued the bomb thrower The po.
lice think the man shot the detective
70 escape arrest
A girl was passing the spot when
the bomb was thrown and was
wounded by splinterg, and had TO be
taken TO n hospital
According to the theory Of the Pc,
lice the revolutionists calculated on
Baron Won Nolken's going to Praga
on learning Of the explosion of the
bomb at the station there. and knew
he must pass the castle. that being
the only road by which he could reach
the only bridge across the Vistula.
Caused Great Excitement.
The affair causeI great excitement.
Popular rumor ays the revolution
aries adopted this course of informing
tho police that they have more bombs
besides those discovered in Powons-
hi cemetery on Saturday.
Baron Won Nolken is exceedingly
unpopular. He is hated by the masses
Of the Polish population, who hold
him respon ible for the sanguinary
suppression of the Warsaw disturb
ances at The end of January. He has
been in Warsaw only year. having
come from St Petersburg. where he
was chief Of the mounted division of
police
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-27
souApRoN sAIL souTH.

Suez. March 2G.-The whole Of Vice
Admiral Negohatof's squadron has
sailed southwark.
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ST. Petersburg. March 27,-Accor1
ing to government mali adsices
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-27

JAPs PREPARING TO
INVEST VLADivoaToK.
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DT Pendley. who remained "a the
house with the other three phys c
ians throughout the night, was equal
~ positive tlat the death Of the chill
den was due 10 opium or morphine
poisoning. and not to ptomaine. arssn-
G. or Paris green-the last having
been suggested as possible eXplaua-
ti0n in its having been placed on the
cabbage 20 deE roy insects.
When W. went back TO the house,
he sad. and found the two children
who d.ed later. their eyes were set.
their pulse slow. their pupils were
contracted. and tasir breathing sl0w
ana irregular. These are symptoms
Of opium poisoning we're none
of ptomaine % s0nlng whatever The
frorri,.sz.i -, tzn.-s.4l.f Pace
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some distance from where Ivan was
listening with horrihed amazement
to the recital by Ilda Of the attack by
oraminsky and his companions.
Alexis, after the trembling girl had
become somewhat composed, listened
to her story II differed In no ma.
teriaI particulars TO that which he had
already heard from Ivan. and as Olga
concluded. and with tear'stained face
deeply touched by her appeal. Il
thought OF all-of my fathers anger
my mothers hatred-for she will hate
me when she discovers all," said
Olga. as she approached the conclu.
sion. but, oh, Alexis could no,
help II, for love him so. love hin,
sO,"
Alexis was silent for n moment.
Then taking the hand of Olga with.
in his own he said: Olga. there is n
power within the human heart which is
stronger than duty. stronger than In
terest. stronger sometimes even than
honor. stronger oftentimes than life
NANfAA# ~ 70 AN' INN'A va A'f'H ~
has changed the destinics of us boti.
II has brought us together In this
strange place tonight. II was to be.
Your love mas been given TO Ivan
Barosky as mine has been to his sis.
te- llda. But what of the futurc7
am man. and can bear the consc.
quenccs OF what my father and the
world will call my folly. with a mans
fortitude and patience. But you are
a woman-what does this step mean
TO YOU? Have you thought Of the
future? Dear Olga. trust me freely
as brother. Command me in any
way to make your life brighter. hap
pier. and believe me, there Is nothing
| will not do to aid you and Alexis
with some emotion laid his hand pro
tectingly ON her shoulder.
ITO be continued.
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THE STORY OF AN INytsiu|
How Sir Henry B~ssenss Nd
Coul.try Miiiions By Me ~

In recently published 49,
ply OF Sir Henry Bessemer Is III
In 1898. when he was q yog'a ~
~. he learned that the Bnts =
ment was losing abou, $"eesil
through the use OF forged s's.x
set about finding a remedy. y
months he discovered bos .
Government stamps With We 3
ease. This was n risky BIT ~
edge for n struggling young IN
wanted money whcrewlth 70 x
rle,i TO the girl Of his eaas
young Bessemer having
forthwith the perforated s'aE'
now known everywhere. Ves' ~
the Government officials viii ~
cries In his pocket to ask u ~
genuine. When Sir Chafls' y
passed them as genuine. Be's
marked that he knew 'hey 1a
erIes-"simplr because 'apa
myself" Then he suggested an
IL was accepted. Besseih'' ~
fered the post Of supe'in.s.l
s,amps-for plant and .'an -
reorranized-at 5000 to si'n,
Young Bessemer went away
to tell his good luck to 'he ~
choice. He explained to hef ~
tion, how old stamps had p". .,
on documents and used AGAIN y. :.
he had invented an elabo'ih
remedy this. But surely ~
young lady. "lf all the s'an - =,
date nut on them they eoula . y. \
future time be used mi,lV- ,l.,l
ton" This rather start'ea ~. I,
scmcr. Buth devised a s''nr ar',.si |
Of marking the date. The sn,H -. I
crnment was delighted. la s.'s 7
was accepted. Aud as no. 10 III !
mnchinery or staff was neeiss DE-,
mer was Informed that 10 q ~ 20.
ept OF stamps would De, De ~ \ !,
rhux he had deprived hin'sa s.., l,
Forty.five years later a..n -
,.,.n,ad the "Bcssemer p'~
preparing iron and had =, I,I u Isa
fortune. Bessemer wrote .,,v,.,,,. ~
consiiela. co, s then Prime Nil Mi1,ss. =. I
ing out that he had ave- ..rs Of a
millions without the rewau .nsr v
He no longer wanted m0a''i mon 4,
Government Go an neknowleds'ssS, l,e'as',s,s.sl. y.
and paid 1t with u
cago News.
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On THE List.

On one Of the old turnpikcs yet re.
manning In the South big touring
car had twice rushed through the gate
without paying toll. The third time
they made the attempt the tollman
shut his gate. and brought them to a
stand. With Indignation the half
dozen occupants OF the car declared
they were entitled TO ride free.
Look Mt your own board" said the
spokesman. 1T says, Every carriage.
cart or wagon drawn by one beast. 2
cents; every additional beast. 2 cents
We're not drawn by any beast ut ALL"
No; but here's where ye come in.
sah.' replied ine guard OF the high
way. pointing to another clause, a.
follows: Every half dozen hogs, 4
cents. An three times four IL
twelve" he added.
The twelve cents was pnld.-Har.
per's Weekly.
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DID NOT ENJOY coRNET.
indignant Protest Unfortunately Mis-.
taken for Applause.

A. II. Kirkland. the Boston ento-
mologist. who has shown the toad to
be one of the farmers best friends.
said recently:
The toad has been misunderstood
In the past-as much misunderstood
as certain friend OF mine.
This chap was making walking
tour. and one night he put up at a
little hotel in Florida. Next morning,
at breakfast. the landlord said to him I:
Did you enjoy the cornet playing
In the room next to yours last night p
Enjoy it?' my friend shouted saw.
agely. should think not. Why, |
spent half the night pounding on the
wall to make II stop
1T must have been misunder
standing said the landlord. gently
The csrnet player told me that IN.
person in the rext room applauded
him SO heartily that he went owe,
every piece he knew three tines"
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CLUB NOTES.

Mt. Morris.
DR.. David II. Beeder, Lapor,c. Ind:
Dear Sir-l have become very much
interested In reading your health notes
In this paper. and wish to write you
regarding n stomach trouble.
suffer great deal with gas and
bloating. The gas is terrible at night.
and some days l am 50 bIoatcd that |
get dizzy. When the stomach is empty
! have burning pain IN 1t and pain
high up under my shoulders. Bowels
pre nearly always constipated. Urine
fs acid and causes n burning sensation
when passed. 1t is also very scanty.
z cannot eat any kind OF fruit or Der.
Fies or anything acid. Have headache
Oh awakening In morning over eyes
md top Of head and every nerve seems
to throb. l am quite aeshy. VIII be
thankful for any advice which you ma v
give. Respectfully,
MRS. n. 4.
II you will adopt the Home Health
Club method of reducing the fat. which
u disease OF digestion. you will cure
NIL OF the difficulties or disorders which
sou nave enumerated. would also
suggest that you practice thorough
nushing OF the colon until the eiYcc,
OF the treatment for obesity or exces
sive fat Is noticeable. Then you
should take cold sitx baths at lens,
every other night until the constipation
10 cured.
How to reduce the nssh and at, N,
same time grow stronger was fully de
ecribed mot long ago by one Of thu
Home Health Club members who re
luced ftom 2O pounds to 100 pound,
IN three months and from being al
most helples% and 4 burden 70 herse,
fnd family was able to do an Of he,
Il Ptvn housewosk and an this ,wlthou
4 enrvation Of : dfcp Of medicine. 1nrl
1 ppes - M nles Of yeur pa6os ~
- - - lstsef, alse The ieel6as.
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the terrible strain. ilda, as the last o.
the conspirators disappeared. felt moi
'oyertaxed strength relax; her eyes
became dim, she swayed to and iro
for n moment and would have faintea
in tho arms OF Alexis had not the rush
or cold mir from the door above, whien
now opened. revived her. -,
Looking up she exclaimed ivan
Ivan entered. and with him woman
heavily yeiled. But there could De no
doubt I'm the mind of Alexis as nc
caught sight OF the figure. ny
beayep," he exclaimed, 1t Is olsa
Karsicheff." .,
Then turning to llda. Alexis pressed
her TO his heart. He spoke no word
hut there was all OF the passionate
devotion and affection In his nature
EXPRESSED and understood.
ivan came forward; his companion
was Olga.
81 have kept. my word" he said
Olga Is here. Why. what mas nap
pened? What does this mean? ne
added hurriedly. as taking llda from
the arms of Alexis he gazed "''h
alarm at her pallid face.
your sister has saved my life-ihe
can tell you ALL" said Alexis, ms ne
rrasped both the hands which Olga
held to Am,
Olga. trembling and agitated. SUI
iered Alexis 10 lead her to n seat
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The ciehs, Too Much.

While secretary Hay was in the
country one summer. an important
piece OF Official business was pending.
and he arranged with Washington that
any news mat might arrive abou, the
matter sho,ild be telegraphed to him
In cipher.
Day after day he waited. but no
telegram came. One morning. han.
pening to 20 to the lonely little tele.
graph ofiice. he said to the operator:
Il suppose you have received No
dispatch for met"
why. yes, sir" the operator 70
piled, there was . dispatch for you
the other day. bot II was al twisted
and confused. ! couldn't make hsal
or tail cs II. 70 didn't think Il n
eAy use u send i up to you."
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nr.,on roihisss'

A collections of e.',s.. Breton ,ns|
perstitIons-those harm'er, ecr,h,i,tst|
t,ections Of a remote pre- re''.S,a'I.sa
tiouity.-has just been IS.lsl|
very very, amusing some Of these - -
.rhu.. . matron earl1', .saS ..s. q -,
chickens before they ~sddlsl
puts = hair through her .,.s I
which she plunses IN a :. sesrt
side 20 many are the n'b b,ut
future olive branches. .,..,e = u
maiden Made. who fsces the amas'IsIa ms,sI
inr her own bsnns psv p vssIsu
never have toothache. s,,sly :. \!
and fancy free she vas.a.s va,ssra.s a
she nesd but let tbe wn, =. III
into Z sIass Of water. y = y!
u take forms ind!cn.',. ,',ore u
X cersmonlai rather =. ~
ia. With I mirror rn.ss nas..sl K
s. Iooked into at midn'ss -
Sis.iSs - -fsrn and
n ~ n 1In6 servlee.; !.
- = !. - ~ brsal
~, . "
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veisntary linposss,ov,

General Sherman once had occasion
70 stop at a country home where tin
Dasin and a roller towel on the back
porch suiiced for the faniiy's ablu-
lions. For two mornings the small
ooy OF the household watched in d.
ience the visitors Efforts at making Z
.ol!et nnder the unfavorabls auspicss,
out when oil the third day the tooth.
orusn. nall nle. whisk broom, ETC.. had
been duly used and returned to theif
pieces In the travellers mis- be ceri6
suppress his curiosity y lenesr. h 8
eenly mt the question: sspaS. nieojr.
~ you always S1at noeS frccH1 y ~
ye'esff sfff'-14jppincott'A Z; q =
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mistake-mistake." she said, repeat.
Ing the words three times, each time
with painful struggle for breath.
"This-this-is not-not Count Nazi.
mon" She paused. staggered back
TO the table for support, and with
agony made prayer in her heart for
speech. for strength.
1T is Nazimoff; oraminsky found
his papers" The words came in a
perfect howl from the yengeful vic.
tors. who were thirsting for the blood
OF their conquered and helpless en-.
emy. XIII him now!"
The crowd made a Simultaneous
movement to advance.
'Ilda sprang before Nasimoff. The
moments respite in her speech had
been Of service. She was once more
abIe to command her voice. Stretch.
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Mrs. Anna Winter. who "
wardrobe designer for The Rrrs
Bailey circus for the last ttsyi
years. is probably the only ~
dressmaker In the United sn,a
designs the trappings i@ Al n(
plants. camels aud horses, N
sees the work OF thirty s.sssu
who make them. She fits aa d
with the garment designed "a .
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George II. McKenna, Of wsA|
l.. has n 81 hlll OF the sri, 4
ON the face II bears the ms.iz.l
trait OF Washington and a .c.s Y
landing OF Columbus. The his|
same as amy "grecnback.- nj
has the lndyilke signature q vi
iIson, registrar. and the boa lu|
q. L. Spinner. treasurer.
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Germany is ahead In nor,,.
charitable nature. In III. ~
Haschmann prizes are on,,s I
for the men who viii mary a, ,
and most crippled women. ,h n
women over forty years wAo IN,
Tilted at least twice.
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CHAPTER xi.

In the Name Of the Gear.
With sigh Of Infinite RELIEF from
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An egg with a perfect ,oll !,
taining another egg about A. 4
n llnnet's egg. which also IA,
shell and was perfect, hs. b.r
a hen belonging TO a SWIM. b
man named MOrse.-Londou -
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In the summer Of ,s.
which demanded the .s,'
the city officials Of III. ~
smoking ON the pubps
posted for signatures IN ~! y!
chants Exchange. Boston
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Frank Krause pricked 4, i.
trunk with a penknlfe in
at Hamburg. and the eleoh,.. h
him with his trunk and ~
against Il wall. lnfictIuv Ipir.,
which he died in a fee hour,
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An old man named H.
In Eeregy. Hungary. % r,,s n,
OF $1,000 in his conn. I y.
heard of II and exhumss y, ~
divided the money.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-18
ECHO OF POP CAMPAIGN -.
Leaders of Defunct Party Sued FOR Ex'
s@@ penses Of 1900 Canvass. < = e: %<

PIERRE, s. DC. H. winsor Of Sioux Fails ls
1 Pasey ct al This is case where leaders
Of the democraticpopulist campaign committee zee
s Being sued on the note Tie signsrs were B.
Pettigrew John A. Bowler. Dr. sebiakan H Ios,
n pp hi: and a suit
brought against the others, gil of whom allowed
be taken BY defglf except SoT bsd
I udgmeD ntS returned against them in lower court
and appealed to. the supreme court. =.
dens W a. A1 Hughes Of Mon1ose for Mcok
county: Byron McVeighm Of Britton for Mar
shall county. and John N. Lawson Of Clear Lake
Insurance Commissioner Perkins has authorized
the Pacific Mutual Life, Insurance company OF
Applications for registration under the motor
vehicle act are not coming IN very rapl olE
department : has not Yet secured the numbered
tags to send to those who have registered, but
in short time viii furnish them TO al moor
TN" The field deputies Of the state land depart.
ment who have spent most of theis time IN H. IT,
year begin work in Stanley and Lyman counties
securing plats which viii show the characte,
The past week brought fifteen immigrant out
for beginning home building on lands which hav'
fled on vest Of the Missouri river
next school year: The high school force is com
posed of ". P. pu9leyy, superintendent; Thoma
Steaiy,. J%ne Vert: Mabel {Shultief 5sanstt
coin M school, Kate Mitchell. Bess PARKS. JUL
The payment on May Of 100000 to tn
Indians on Cheyenne River reservation, which !
due them for lands, means rich harvest 70
the traders and merchants on and near th
reservation. .'...a ~ ~ ..l.,- -. Isl.