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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-09
sUPT. KELLY REELECTED.
Popular Superintendent Chosen For
18th Consecutive Year-Same
Teachers Also.

At its meeting held Saturday even
ing the Grand Forks Board of Educa-
ton for the thirteenth consecutive
time elected ]. Nelson Kelly as super
intendent of schools. increasing his
salary by 500, so that next year he
will receive $1,000. Under Mr.. Kelly's
efficient administration. taking into
consideration also the fact that this
city has a board of education that is
out for the interests of the people, our
schools have almost doubled in eff
cheney The attendance has been
everything that could be desired and
the results obtained very gratifying.
In this connection it should also be
mentioned that there is in charge of
the various departments in the high
and public schools one of the most
excellent corps of teachers to be
found in the country. The fact that
every one of the half hundred and
more were reelected along with the
superintendent, and the salaries of a
number of them raised, goes to prove
the assertion.
The following is the staff:
]. Nelson Kelly.
Jennie Allen.
j. G. Burridge.
w. G. Stebbins.
Cora NJ. Adams.
Mollie J. Aldrich.
Nellie NJ. Aldrich.
Ida L.. Baker.
Grace Barker.
Olive ]. Bird.
Elizabeth Burr.
Lulu Byrne.
Ninette Carley.
Julia G. Cook.
Gertrude Crismore.
Jennie M. Grove.
Elizabeth Cunningham.
Elizabeth Davis.
May Dudley.
Bertha Ferguson.
Edith Freeman.
Martha A. Grattan.
Marion Greene.
Alice G. Hanson.
Annie Heggon.
Stella Henoch.
Christine Hyslop.
Beatrice NJ. tombstone.
Amelia Kruntz.
Zeralda Lewis.
Mamie A. Martin.
Bida q. McAndrews.
Mary b. DUNCAN.
Blanch Otis.
Mabel Wilson.
Harriet Dodge.
Sadie L. McBath
Anna w. Mcintyre.
Catherine MeNiece.
Adelaide Patterson.
Berthelde M. Peck.
Mary Peyton.
Florence Pinney.
Helen J. Prindeville.
Adelaide Regal.
Ina F. Sanford.
Josephine E. Smead.
Catherine l.. Toole.
Edna Twamley.
Frances Wagar.
Winnifred Wolgamot.
Catherine Whitley.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-09
NEED MORE JUSTICES.
Fargo Paper Thinks There Should be
Five Supreme Judges and Terms
Held There Only.

Fargo Forum: The great volume
of business which has confronted the
three members of the supreme court
has caused interest in the proposed
amendment to the state constitution.
providing for five supreme court JUS
tees INSTEAD of three as at present,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-09

The debate on pending subjects OF
craftsmanship is liable to produce a
popular impression that everything fs
unconstitutional except the courts of
last resort.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-09
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1905.

the island from economic prostrat10n,
and It Is fiourishing. He did u By max
ing the banana trade.
Captain Baker still lives at Port
Antonio. which now is not only an
American town, but q Boston town. In
the summer he goes back to Well6eet,
there renews intercourse, with May
flower descendants like himself. tries
periodically to wiring an appropriation
from Uncle Joe Cannon for the Pilgrim
monument at Provincetown. quietly
looks after his charities, and puts his
sturdy shoulder to any enterprise for
the identifying of life along Cape Cod.
Port Antonio flies the American flag
although 1t is a British possession.
The original plan was to alternate the
flags. "It's the coolies business to
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-09

The liberals have won victory in
the st. Petersburg elections, but there
is nothing to prevent the government
taking 1t away from them later.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-09
Reflections Of n Bachelor.

New York Press: A girl has lot
Of tact when you kiss her to pretend
you didn't.
People can enjoy doing most any
thing unless they make their living
by it.
When a man talks weather to you it
is sign he thinks you are blamed
fool.
1t makes man a lot madden to have
to pay a SIS gas bill than to lose twen-
ty at poker.
II woman rode across on a steam
er and came right back again without
getting off the ship she would talk
about the time when she lived abroad
Dainty little India rubber boots are
now offered for sale in London for the
feet" of toy terriers or other dogs
that may be the pets of wealthy mis-
tresses. These are tied around the
legs with silk cords.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-13
Baldos, giving him her hand to kiss.

baldos, giving him her hand to kiss.
"Ah. dear Baldos. you have achieved
your sweetest triumph-the theatrical
climax to all this time of plotting My
brothers sister loves you for all this.
Your highness"-and she turned to Ye-
tive with a captivating smile-''is the
luckless sister of Dantan welcome liz
your castle? May rest here in peace ?
1t has been a bitterly long year. this
past week." she sighed. Fatigue shot
back into her sweet face. and Yetive's
love went out to her unreservedly. AS
she drew the slight figure up the steps
she turned and said to her ministers:
Il shall be glad to receive Prince
Dantan in the throne room without de-
lay. | am going to put the princess to
bed"
Your highness." said Baldos from
below, may be the first to announce
to you that there will be no war with
Dawsbergen?''
This was too much. Even MarlanX
looked at his enemy with something
like collapse in his eyes.
what do you mcan:" cried Lorry,
Selling him by the arm.
Il mean that Prince Dantan is here
to announce the recapture of Gabriel.
his half brother. Before the hour is
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-13

past your own men from the dungeon
In the mountains will come to report
the return Of the fugitive. This an
nouncement may explain in measure
the conduct that has earned for me the
accusation which cOnfronts me. The
men who have retaken Gabriel are the
members of that little band you have
heard so much about. Once was it's
captain, Prince Dantan's chief of STAFF
the commander of his ragged army
Of twelve. Miss Calhoun and fate
brought me into Edelweiss. but my
loyalty to the object espoused by our
glorious little army has never wavered.
Without me they have succeeded in
trucking and trapping Gabriel. 1t is
more than the great army of Graustark
could do. Your highness will pardon
the boast under the circumstance?
"If this is true, you have accomplish
ed a miracle" exclaimed Lorry, pro-
foundry agitated. But can it be true?
I can't believe it. 1t is too good. 1t Is
too utterly improbable. Is that really
Prince Dantan?"
TO BE CONTINUED
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-13
CHAPTER XVIII.

|1H startling announcement
threw the company into the
greatest excitement Baldos
~ ran down the steps and to the
side of the astonished princess
prince Dantanv' she cried, unbeliev-
ing
He pushed the bOyish figure aside
and whispered earnestly into Yetive's
ear. She smiled warmly in response,
and her eyes sparkled.
And this. your highness. is his sis
ter, the Princess Candace," he an
nOunced aloud, bowling low before the
girl. At that instant she ceased to he
the timid, cringing boy. Her chin went
up In truly regal state as she calmly.
even haughtily, responded to the dazed,
half earnest salutes of the men. With
a rare smile-a knowing one, in which
mischief was paramount-she spoke to
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-13

II you have some morev tied up"
In something, see if a want ad. will
not unite.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-13

Beverly's face was a study in emo
tons. She WAS looking at him with di-
lated eyes. Pain and disappointment
were concentrated in their expressive
gray depths; Indignation was strug-
Cling to master the love and pity that
had lurked in her face all along. 1t re-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
GREAT RIVER DRYING UP.
The zansesi. in Africa. Reported to
he Rapidly DECREASING in
Volume.

Zanzibar. gas, Atrica.-Thcrr arc
signs tina, the greatest river in Africa.
the zambcsi. is dying up. Navigation
in that portion Of the river which ID
free from rapids and cstaraets Is bo-
coming Increasingly difficult. A num-
ber of vessels are iyinE on the mud
at points which ten ycars AEo were to-
lou water for eight months OF tue
year.
Commerce is greatly hintsTsd. goods
sent By water up.rivsr having pccu-
pied three months in travelling the J5s
miles To BlaniJre. the capital Of BTit-
ish Central Africa
As a remedy for this phenomenon.
which Is sertainiy not the result Of
drought. u Is proposed TO construct a
railway from the port of QuilimaBs 10
Port Herald. a british trading station.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
FLESH LOST ON FRUIT DIET
1Haanss, Apples and Grapes Havs
Been Found Not Good for
Eagiishmen.

l.sadon. - Pure frui,aFlsnnFu al.
though 4, may maintain life. would
probably prove more troublesome to
EnElishmcn than a mixed diet. This ia
the observation Of Dr. Noel patoa In the
diet number Of the Practitioner
lie quotes the cases of Cuthssi.,siis
VeEetaTians. One lived for Ave days n
nine and half pounds Of bananas. and.
although 40 per cent. in weighs below
he average for his height when ihe sx-
perimsnt started. he los, four amt a half
pounds in the eve days. In ii days an
other lost Is and half pounds on diet
of grapes and apples. one pound iuorc In
4 fortnight on fiEs and oranges.
Dr. Patton tells of a CalitoTnI, girl.
however. who remained well and
healthy on nuts. fruit. olive OF anil
honey. The nuts yielded the necessary
pTuteid and the olive oil the fat.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
Boy Saved 400 Pennies.

A gift Of 1900 pennies. save, up
iB a bag. representing the absolute
seif.denial for the year Of a aine-
year-old boy from candy and v,her
childish Injuries. was the most cher.
Ished Gift received on Easter By the
Sisters of st. Francis hospital in
Trenton. n. J. Raymond shsEaon.
.'a OF a policeman, was the donor.
Ye took the pennies TO the hes ssital
himself. He was about To go away
without a word of explanation. when
a,e OF the sisters called him tack
STt drew the story from him. lie
said he began to save two years ago
II his osn volition. and had let no
re but his mother into the secret.
Tie boy gave the 100 pennies TOR
the building fund OF the instiii sion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
EXPORTS OF UNITED STATES
Agricultural Products to the Value Of
$1,000, 900 Sent Abroad In
Eight Months.

waahinEton.-A bulletin issued by
tho department Of commerce and labor
shows that the total value OF asricui-
turai products exported from tho Unit
cd States for the eight months OF tho
fiscal year 1906. ended with fcbruay.
was 500. .oop. coo. as against $50. 600 .ooo
In the same period Of 1890. ssGt .cgo. .Uov
In $50: and sscs. .ooo. 600 In 1906.
The growth OF tho exports Of asr,.
cultural products. says tho Bulletin. oe-
ours In all the three sr-a, groups whirn
form the bulk Of agricultural -xpnr,A.
via: prvaas,ns!s. cotton and provisions.
the latter Including meat aud dairy
products. The gain In brvadssars ~aa
SO. COO 600: In provisions. 81. .eco.
and In cotton. t1o.00o!cvo. The In
sE-asr In the exports of bFvads;uns &C.
Cured chiefly In the mo,cmca, to
European countries.
While agricultural exports arc larger
10 total value than ever before. the PER
ccniaso which they form Of the total CT.
poffs In the eight recorded months q:
the fiscal year 1896. ia smaller than In
any earlier year in our history. except
1905.
The percentage which manufacturers
form Of exports In the eight months
ended with February. 1896. Ia zgs.
while they formed bG, "a: pcT cent. of
The total exports In tho corresponding:
months of 1909 and ::.s per. --nt. In
the corresponding months in 1858.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
MAIL MATTER GOES WRONG
Name Of Indian Territory Post once
Causes Much Delay and
Trouble

South MeAieaicr. I. T.--As soon as
tho post once department, authorizes
q change In tho name Of the r-os, once
here from South MeAics;rf to McAI-s-
ter. In Conformity with a recent act Of
congress merging tho two towns. more
than . score Of local corporations will
b required 10, hold meetings Of their
stockholders and vote on the question
OF droppiaE tho word South" from
the otneiai title Of their Institutions.
one Of the local national banks mas
ALREADY called a meeting Of stockhoId-
crs To take this action. Confusion In
mall. freight and express continues. as
tho railroads have taken no onEnisauc-
OF the change In tho eiiy's name. and
until tho postal authorities and rail-
roads recognize the abnltshmrat Of
South MeAics,rr. all matter addressed
In NcAIcsiof goes 60 the old town By
that name. and Ia then eaF;ri back 10
South NeAies,sr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
oRAvE.plooERs' BANQUET.
ahoulish Affair Throughout, Held in
One of the Paris Res
taurants.

Paris.-A gay company OF profes-
sional grave diggers lately met IN one
OF the most popular OF the boulevard
restaurants and had the strangest din
uer ever given in Paris. The proprie.
tor Of the place made 1t an express
condition that the nature of the fenst
must not leak out and reach the ears
Of the scores OF regular aristocratic
patrons of the restaurant.
The menu was printed In the most
dismal and ghoul.like terms. II was
enough to make anyone but profes.
BIonal grave digger shudder.
A newspaper writer who happened
to get himself smuggled into the ban.
quet room took Just one look Mt the
menu and then made for the door as
fast as he could go. followed by u
sepulchral sort OF song. the last line
Of the chorus saying:
ave expect to see you again."
Every item on the menu bore the
name of some Paris cemetery or con-
tained some allusion to the tomb.
The first toast was Long Life to
Death. the Queen OF the World" The
grave digger who responded to II
made the hit Of the evening with his
humorous twits about her majesty.
There were numerous other toasts.
all smackins OF the business of the
diners. and every response recaived
generous applause.
But IL the toasts were humo' Gus.
the songs were not less 80. To the
most dirsc-like tunes the gay com.
pany sang the merriest Of words.
A few men not Of the fraternity
managed to stick there until the end
OF the weird feast. They said after.
ward that they found the menu full
Of shuddcrs but the entire AFFAIR mos,
enjoyable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
LOST LEG IS RESTORED.
Missing Wooden Member Returned
10 Owner by Railroad
Company.

wiihcssarc. Pa.-The leg which
Louis feitsr. Of Nanticokc lost in
the Pennsylvania railroad wreck near
Potisville when the locomotive left
the rails and turned turtle down an
smhankment. vas returned To him by
officials Of the company.
II vas scratched. bruised and dent.
Cd. but vas otherwise sound. and he
ian use II again.
rel,cr VS. hurled from one end Of
the car to the other. and had hard
struggle getting out of the wreckaEc.
Not until he vas cxtricated did he
miss his leg. tie notified the com.
rany. and IL vas found and sent to
him.
II vas a wooden one which he had
just purchased In Philadelphia and
was taking home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
Japanese In Pueblo.

A reception was rendered las; nisht
Ia The annex Of the Northern Avcau.
~. 2. church TO the Japanese mcmbcTs
uf the night school. BY shC Iuuus fco'
pies League Of the church. Rev. q.
". Hewitt. who has been Swing q mum.
her of lectures on Japan Was pTrsru,
aud met the Iars in a social way. lIu
also made a short and interesting ,als.
during which he spoke In both Ian
EuaEC4.
Some Of the Isps then sang a mum
lcr Of low. and war songs Of their ma
tive land as well as thcIr national an.
them. The members pf the league
then served iiEhi Refreshments and the
evening vas a delightful one.
A plan is bsinE perfected TO secure
the regular service Of a noted teacher
for the laps. About ATTY members os
the local cplnny last night entered a
club. which will perfect plans to secure
this teacher. vho Is now In San Fran
cisco.-puCbio Chisftaiu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
eaIasl, Doctors Pr,I.s lts IlsredIss,s.

We refer TO that boon TO weak. nervous.
suffering women known a. DR.. Pscrcc's
Dr. John tyfe ono Of tho Editorial STAR
of Tnn Ertnrrtc MEDICAL RaStau AAya
OF uaicprn root liisiosfas fioteaI which
IL ono OF Tho chief ingredients Of The "fA-
sptl's Prescription:
"a fvneiy .hlsh iassstas'y sets - utter
ine iattxpfa,or masss for normal so
uvs,y q iss sa,ir- representative sJs,sm- '
sssst -slss Hssrr fully sasssrs use sssvs
parpesrs tssa ssy stssr srss sifa sssaA sss
ssf..s.,.t y. & 10 az = ',...n.s, q "a s.ssss.:
s~ea shIsh Co.'s 20; pr~srst SON. insiessica
TOT ,hls fsase'iiai a.rsi" Dr. fyse further
is.Ira,loas .ss ns,aaia. iraissss ses,a rais
of assins ln ,sr back. si,s isacsrsps:
ofraas o, .s+sss. tssniai irpi-ssisa asa IL.
riis1sliir. assndtzsr.i wtsh sEsuaie ais~Ases OF
,ss ryp,-iss,.,e sr.sns o, .oasra; .sss,sss
se1sg tnssasrh.<ia tipedifsL asr 10 . ress.
ssri eut.iisiSs 81 The ryprUspc,ise system!
psrteist ssisins trusa OF accompanying 80
ahs.nfsBai su=ilitna of tie digestive orsa.s
ss1sAslaas IL ne ssssys.ss loser tast Of sss
slsiaasra-
II moro or icss Of tho above symptoms
aru pfosua;, no invalid woman can do
better ihaa take Dr. Pisrcc's favoriia
prpsrripsioa, ono of tho leading insr-,ii.
cnis Of which ia Caicsrn root, or urloaias.
and tho trniieal properties OF which it
fspss faithfully rrprcsrnis.
of goldqn Seal root. smother prominent
insrudirnt OF "tavpriic Prescription" !"
Prof, f1nisy E1liarwppt. 81 d. Of Bea.
scss Medical College. Chicago. says;
ia ia "a iaspprsass remedy 10 disorder. Of
sha vpsne. In ali osssfrhai eusiitiars
ssi Eeasfai sa'e- bieussnt. IL is usessI'
Prof. John 81 sctiddsr. NJ D.. late Of
Cincinnati. says Of Golden Seal root;
10 rris,les 20 -. s.n.tsi .:ss,s % ,ss
tisrs - s-ss ss-snsi S~s.s--siy Of sFsst.ss ti
ell iegiilitssssi states
Prof Barshalou. NJ d, OF jcSerson
Aeiicai College says Of Golden Seal.
''vsisabie In ussftEe bemofrhssr. nrupf>
ftNSis gfppfirst sai cong~stite drsuieuof.
fars irpaIafsl ussns;fussiont'
Dr. Picrec's fsvorisc Prescription faith.
fully represents all the above named In.
rrcsiisa;s and cures the diseases for which
they are Recommended
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
CLASSICAL MUSIC.
life Tells why Great orehes,ras Lose
Money.

A series Of great concerts In Boston
net ioss of $500. The Pi'tsburg
symphony orchestra falls behind It's
expenses in the sum OF $4,000. In Chi.
caso the fine organization founded and
trained by Theodore Thomas Is able TO
pay its way only with the bourgeois
help of rentals" says Life. II Is
about so everywhere and still the pur.
veyoTs Of music do not learn that or.
dInary mortals creep before they walk
and walk before they ny.
Whatever symphonies may be 10 the
adept. they are noise to the general and
only now and then some adventitious
circumstance. some occasional fad or
foible will put the general In the mind
to pay out their good money to be
bored. The music which hath caarms
10 separate the savage from his coin Is
the music which he esteems as such
and with precisely that sort Of thing
will they have to begin who would lift
him TO higher levels.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
FlMp sUBTERRANEAN LAKE.
Body Of Water Under West Virginia
Town Causes Fear Among the
Residents.

Richmond. Va.-Charlestown, w.
Va. located just across the state line
from Winchester. Is In a ferment Of
excitement over the discovery Of a tre.
mend0us subterranean lake and cav
ern directly beneath the town and
near enough to the crust OF the earth
to make the situation precarious to
tho Inhabitants.
Men blasting made the discovery of
tho lako cavern when the discharge
caused tho earth to crumble and fall
In. leaving great hole. J. n. Mily.
OF the Standard OIL company. together
with . party of the workmen. ven.
tured into the cavern. exploring II
for . considerable. distance. They dis.
covered the presence Of q lake. and.
returning to the surface. procured q
small boat In which they rowed about
for several hundred yards. They
were afraid to venture farther Into
tho bowels Of the earth without pro
curing lights and taking proper pre-
stations and safeguards to facilitate
their return.
Mily In an interview said that there
arc limestone formations In the cav.
crn similar to those In the noted
Luray caverns. The water OF the lake
Is remarkably pure and Is cold and
sweet to the tnste.
An expert with electric lights made
= further exploration Of the cavern.
CONFIRMING the report previously made
~ Mr.. Miiy. He was unable. how.
ever. to 70 across the lake. the extent
Of which II therefore unknown. Since
tho cavern runs from the point OF
discovery directly under the city o!
Chasicstown. tho Inhabitants are In
fermcnt for fear lest the ground
fall In. buryins or drowning them and
destroying their property. Many peo.
pie have already left the city and
sought temporary homes In other To-
eaiitica.
A systematic exploration OF the cav.
srp viii bs Instituted and continued
until the work In done. In the mean.
time experts will bc called upon to
solve the problem as to whether there
ID any danger to tho city.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
LACK OF LAsoReRs.
Leave Work in tho Country for Idle.
ness In the City.

In other countries the growth Of dis.
content is chiefly. II not wholly. due I'd
the excessive supply OF labor. says the
Chicago Journal. But In the United
States the demand for labor greatly
exceeds the supply. The difficulty is
that labor crowds into the already con-
gested cities and will not even In ex.
treme necessity go into the country.
where Il Is lacking.
President Hill OF the Great Northern
railroad says that "in the West pros.
perity Is everywhere In evidence. The
only drawback is a scarcity of labor.
As a matter of fact. labor is so scarce
that many farmers are selling a portion
of their land because enough labor can.
not be obtained to carry on operations
on large SCALE"
We hear the same complaint every
year. Throughout the fertile and pros
porous West crops go to waste In great
for them cannot be had at any price.
Meanwhile cities like Chicago are over
flowing with unskilled laborers. who
have nothing to do but grumble and
talk OF that new millennium they cali
Socialism.
During all the years since the war
the urban population OF the country
has been growing at the expense Of the
rural population. Though Of late the
farmers life has been relieved Of most
OF the loneliness and discomforts that
used to make II less desirable than city
life In those respects and he now has
free delivery of letters and newspa-
pcrs. telephone connection and rapid
transit by trolley lines almost every
where. yet most farmers sons head for
the cities as soon as possible and the
cities receive by far the largest proper
ton OF immigrants.
Aside from the Inconvenience and
distress this tendency produces. II Ia
not good omen for the Nations moral
or physical health. The lure OF the city
Is In most cases lure for unwholc-
some dcsircs-thc desire to get rich
quickly. to procure cncrva,!ng and de.
moralixin. iuxurics. TO enjoy those dis.
sipations which thrive wherever great
numbers Of men and women are hud'
died together.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
Noted War Veteran,

Col. Thomas Johnson. veteran Of the
Mexican and civil wars and said to be
the last surviving member of the
confederate congress. died a few days
ago in Mount Sterling. Ky. aged 20
years. He had served several terms
as state senator and representative.
Col. Johnson. who leaves a large es.
tate. was bosn in Baltimore. his fam.
lily moving 10 Kentucky when he
was 4 chilA-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
Sal, From ga Water.

4 great California industry Is the
manufacture Of salt from SEA water. In
Alameda county 10000 tons were pro
duccd last year. Only a few years ago
the state imported all its salt. Sow II
prpduces enough for its own use
which Is enormous. owing TO the fish.
cries and packing houses-and exports
large quantities as we'll.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
white CLOUDS Mother Dead

4 white Earth CMinnJ says that
Nuckoday. the venerable mother - the
.ste DISTINGUISHED ohieftain. White
Cioud. formerly head chief OF the dis
s'~sippi band of the chippewas. 'steIy
died at the advanced age OF 100 yeas.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11

Because the air is raw. We rcold:
For sorrow man In booked.
When fierce July i'n woes unfold.
We'll kcold because It's cooked.