Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-24

struck against a long seaman's nc't; IT
gave an odd rattle Under the shock, ana
when lifted it up two or three suaii
WHdte bones ieii ont ihy ~ NE
bones OF u ioot'
Every steP COX my t'o' seeI"e" y
~ eiuhcn'Is ~ pones " a ushn -.
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A'sln' waS HHNN'7iy ""tiHs
me me cHet aocusre Oh her eur'otrs,
sie Stoou nelors u a,se slnn.I p
=. shatN, WITH ~ n'u :,
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- - - "a ~,
s ~ pieces VI ~ s'I 49, ,no
10 on ooo',
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- ~ ~ = y ~ -,
% : pi'e'n, ~ = pe"as 80
= .sn' 49, III 49, boor
- - 81 20 h,snr
= a. : - s"a son
- ~
- CT = - 81 a.;,o har
80, sne 80 ln - "a, ~
.N - uiao
~. nnns a. ~. ar,,tnro
800 ,,dDaa - ,nnt ha, ro,so, ,nIos.
ha.. .iaaaem'l W. go s,rab ,.,nntsive
~ ,Ion a 80 ,a,t,I;tn w,s do 70 utter
aaananoa ~ Ef. .na saath
,.-,
:. "as 9 Niisu - 80 81 80 -.
~ - ~ - - ~
= = al'al' W. ~ 49, az
az VIZ" ny 1901 frosh
49, 80 ,aa, 20
euiplIse - "a ,o,a la Ia H.,
CONtEcu DlttfSE " Sotu ihiA SiiN ~
SUE as efose % u.9 "o"u o. ro..Dt
one up unu ipunu !. Wns " nou's
i'oo. ieeHoheu nv WV
uhu,e - .n"se pse
inc DOCK Deihs square .nia w. ,,p,e,
sehteu a sum OF aDoul 1Ao,ooo' az 'n'
pieces were y. i an sal,u. :,
Wy az : n,u - ~
my nanu peiAs opseisee W Isy.ne' "
sle". oeiisn'. u 'eu my si
.he cave whi.h WIS ,s' - ~
eAp,osioh' anu poih'eu " rS
soiu pieIcs = inNo q no'e ~ =.
the chaik oeio"' ",it,eh III iuue
eers WIN d piece o. eHa'oai' "ie ~
wins
lo ie,er neahhh eheh = -"
ms iads leave you #,nis . q PRESENT.
as specimen OF the ieao' m tue square
chest' Wh'ch you give US lor our sheei
guy OF the hiehcn iloy. n ms
warning 10 you TO play ar next time
you go a wreckin !.
From this evidence 1T seemed to me
probable that these %rascals, after quarrel
ing over the spoil taken from the French
Hoy, had separated-trench Peter and
his party gong 70 the caves, my great
grandfather WIN ms crew resting u the
house above, ana tnat tine sunpowaer mao
been acciaentaliy nred' causing ,ne ran
OF the CHI ana tnelI own anhihiiation
IN the very nio"eiht - tneif triumph.
stoou ios1 - "oA"ei oYel .ns ms.
discovery. = uiu noe question my risht
us proprietor 81 lhese caves WIN Tue
ahu auoVe - appiop..uIe ~ tim
iound upon ~ anu ny iHias.nation isapeu
az the use ! nssns MAKE Of y . oDtain
the mana OF MISS duncan. Ihat prosper
lntoxicateu me- ana ZOE tne niomeal NJ
seemed as II tue uhnoly spifH OF the
dead wreckers whose oones were pe1ore
my eyes had taken possession OF me.
from rnis state q 'pssrae''on ! was
aroused Dy y senle leuch upon my arm,
and turning my regard rom the geld
tnac naa SO laselnaleu me. round
rsycnc iooAa ia. VII ,rou-
pied soiiciluue' u'pl1 20 unueis.unu my
p~reoccupaeion anu why uuu loreoteen
nei: - ..,c.,
~. III =. |saasna
saiu. L. D....ou !, : .nNN
OF nnylhius e,se' ~ ~ $3.50
,A 49, =
same 'one' ~ : s"no 'na ieu
ny ply.
There was no time 70 lose. oA Peter
might ut any moment return to Benport
and hear OF ms sons accident, ana the
inquiries thatl had been made tor him.
|, at least. must get up to the cottage
before he arrived.
The alteration IN my manner, as the
necessity tor immaculate action occurred
to me, was perceived at once by my
watchful companion, and comprehending
that for some reason l wished to get
back into the other cave quickly, she
guided me with swift steps back to the
inclined plane by which | had descended
so precipitateiy, and showed me some
notched steps which she herself must
have cut in the chalk. With surprising
agility she ran up the slope; | scrambled
labcriously after her. and she once more
gave way to a light laugh al my expense
as she stood at the top waiting for me-.
We passed through the GAP and began
the descent into the large cave. But
now / found the difficulty and danger
Greater than in climbing up, I made
psyche take my hand, fearing that an
;radvertent step might start a boulder
from Its place and ron it down upon her
and we'll ii was that / took this precau-
80. 80 hoe~ro vuo rara haye -n