The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30

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rsn.aks rsahie ssd shs sossa that
be ~ss no. afraid tn sis t1asiiy
sh-a NJ had stripped sssn 10 che
last stitch he left The tail sad struck |
lhsuaEh = hank Of sanu I. . roias Of
'r~k. ar the hill ssa ,h-s- sies- in
hts mi.~ty he sss aowA Ia die IA
hos,s later t'aaesks tAhnte irssaias |
,bns,s tho inss al the i.seawe aos~y
got = hafs~~hi, aaa struck cat To |
f!ai rsn~ske niiis There 10 nashias |
quite go desperately sesorisus as .
woman sosp-s~d and Pancake raa-
mic was loaded for i-as.
She hit tho American trail and
ieon iocsted Pancake isiii al his iyri-
m the rock all huadicd down and |
a-sry deaf from exposure. she
sa-skrd up and gave him Gus With |
The biaeksaatc aud sol him xoins |
toward town With a clip from be-.
hind al every jump aud he had To
travel som~ so keep his circulation
M As thcy came eswa the trail.
Pancake Fannie gathered up the
she'd garments and for . frw day
thereafter the fasiiiions Pancake
niii. the t~au nrumm"i of the camp.
was laid up for repairs and had Ia
stay indoors for like Flora Mcfiimsy
nj Madison Square n. had nothing to
wear. The last account Of tho rou-
pic had them enlisted In the Saliva
tion Army In Salt Lake. converted ic|
the cause Of rirhic,usncss---tan
Dili IA captain and Pancake Fannie
a. lieutenant. and they were good
ones at that.
e. Mcckcr of Colorado was not the
pioneer xcaioi in the theory Of max
In. farmer out Of Indians. Back In
1854 when Franklin Pierce was pres
iicni the government at Washing
ton saw some great possibilities in
agriculture for the ignoblc red man
and so they tried a little experiment
on the Gros ventrcs. who were then
cnEconccd on n reservation lt Fort
Bnrthold on the rpper Missouri.
These Indians were an offshoot Of
the Crows and were previously
known NJ the Minnciarics or Hidat-
sas but they had become affiliated
with the Mnndans and In 1870 went
with the Arapahoos and the Black
feet nm thrir agency in NOnt1n One