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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-02-27
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Born In Kentucky in 1852, he was graduated from
West Point in the class OF 1876. That summer Gus
ter had gone with his regiment. the famous
Seventh cavalry part Of General Terrys column.
in the expedition against the Sioux Custer and five
companies Of his command cut on and wiped
out to the last the Little Big Horn river in
Montana
Scott and a nu.nber of other graduates OF his
class were hurried West take the places in the
regiment OF those killed. He Joined his regiment
at Fort Abraham Lincoln, the Missouri river. in
Dakota territory. and he, with fye other officers,
slept their first night in the room formerly occupied
by Custer
Then to the field. Through all the Northwest
country the Indians in arms. The Seventh
was sent down the Missouri disarm and pacify
the Indians. It bitter. trying work. mixture
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-02-27

of pacific and warlike
measures: h ere a
tribe to be won to
peace by palaver:
there to be whipped
into docility.
AS his fellow-ofii-
GERS tell it. Scott had
not been in the field
twenty-four b our S
when he became fas-
cinated by a study of
the Indian, and par
ticularly of the In
dian sign language.
He was forever talk
ing with the Indian
prisoners. learning
from them, gaining an
insight into their
mental processes.
The next year
lS77-came the NeZ
Perces uprising in
Idaho and that won
derful retreat of Chief
Joseph from Idaho
1900 miles through
Montana and almost
to his goal. the Cana
dian line. Howard
and Gibbon pursued
from behind; Miles.
from the east, at
tempted-and finally
succeeded-to head
off the willy Indian
strategist before sane
tuary could be found
in Canada. The Sew
enth cavalry was In
the front, but just be-
fore Joseph and his
band were caught at
Snake Creek. and just
before that two-day
battle in which Jo-
seph was forced TO
surrender, Lieutenant
Scott was detached
for special duty.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-02-27
Arizona.

OIe shipments from the LetSOn
lease Of the Higgins property at Bis
bee have been resumed
Another $4,000 bar OF bullion was
brought in from Gold Road mill near
kfngman by Treasure Messenger G.
B. Ayers and shipped to the San Fran
cisco mint.
Mines. copper and mining stock.
from Bisbee standpoint, are main
tanning their own Development and
production is going forward in most
of the shafts of that district with
gradual increases to be noted nearly
all along the line.
The production of copper in the Su-
perior district is, perhaps, the most
notable feature OF the producing end.
In the case of the Copper Range
mines, the Baltic, Trimountain and
Champion are now on a twenty-six-
day-permonth output.
Encouraged by the rise in the price
OF copper and improving business
condition, the owners of the Cochise
mining property, incorporated not
long ago under the name of the
Southwestern Copper Co." propose
starting work on that promising group
of eighteen claims, situated twenty
six miles south of San Simon and
four miles from Paradise.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-02-27
Wyoming.

Work has started at Sunrise on the
High Line and Lone Jack mines.
Wyoming's oil output was nearly
doubled in 1914, as compared with
the production of the previous year,
and amounted to 100000 barrels.
G. X. King of Douglas has leased
1900 acres of oil land in the vicinity
of Thermopolis and expects to have a
drilling outfit at work within a short
time. The prospects for both oil and
gas are very good.
1t is learned that the corporation
formed for the building of refinery
and pipe lines in the Big Horn basin
has been incorporated under the laws
of the state of New Jersey for $780,
100000, and it is expected that the
incorporation papers will be filed in
Wyoming within a short time
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-02-27
Colorado.

Colorado.
The Wellington Mines Company's
property is keeping both Of its con-
centration mills running full time.
Shrack, Braun and Wallace, lessees
of the Helen mine. on Niger HILL near
Australian gulch, are working the
property steadily.
At the Atlas mine, in the Sneffles
range, Ouray district, the reported sue
cessful results of oil flotation for the
mixed ores have aroused interest in
the availability of this special treat.
ment for other mines in the locality
having similar ores
A. W. Richardson returned to Ouray
and Immediately made arrangements
to work the lower level of the Iowa
Chief tunnel, of the Calliope group
The Leadville contingent leasing on
both the North and South London
mine, Park county, has started ship
ping ore with an average value Of $85
per ton.
the Emmet shaft at Leadvflle are now
shipping in the neighborhood of sew.
enty-fiye tons daily of zinc sulphide
that nets $40 per ton.
Plans have been formulated for the
Inauguration at an early date Of an en-
larged campaign of development on
the Gold Bond property, situated on
Gold Hill Cripple Creek.
The Stars Consolidated Company
has completed a contract with the Pu-
eblo Steel Works to take 100 tons
daily Of manganese to average Is per
cent Shipping has started.
The Cumbre Mining Company, .
Denver promotion, which is operating
the Juaniatta property on Niger hill
near Breckenridge, is sinking its
shaft another lift" from the 200-foot
level.
Guy wolcott has three machines
| breaking ore on his lease on the lisa,
bella and hopes to make = production
of carload per day. The ore is test.
ing over 500 to the ton and II ship
ments are kept up for months, as now
seems sure, the production from hil
lease alone will aggregate million
| dollars in a year.
Fred ]. de Haven, manager OF the
Lackawanna Belle Mining Company at
Leadville, reports the property in good
physical condition with the ore bodies
strong and the values holding up "a
the standard.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-02-27
II. Aecompaniment

Il have an eye for the stage"
Then look out you don't get the
hook. too"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-02-27

Smile on wash day. That's when you uss
Red Gross Bag Blue. Clothes winter than
snow. All grocers. Adv.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-02-27

The mother tongue has the fathe,
tongue beaten
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-02-27
ESTE aN
MINING NEWS
IN 0RlEF
IN B ri e 3

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Market Value Of Metals.
St Louis.-Lead-$3.77
Spelter-$S.754S9
New York-Bar silver-48bc.
Lead-$3.82Q3.S7; London, f19, So.
ID.
Spelter-$s.900ss2: London. R4o.
Copper-Electrolytic $1462G14s7;
casting. $14.25Q14.62.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-02-27

EN-. HUGH L. SCOTT was just get
ting the chair Of chief OF staff of the
army comfortably warmed when. the
other day. he was hurriedly dis
patched to the Mexican border to per-
suade the turbulent Mexicans to take
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-04
Accurate Historical Description of
Indian Pueblo of Santa Domingo

In the archaeological field In which
he afterwards became so distinguish
cd. who II apparently studying the
hernidic carving.
If we have no engraving Of the
church. we have "A description OF II
In the journal u Lieutenant Pike.
written while being conducted from
Santa Fe TO Chihuahua. under the
orders Of Governor Aicncaster In
1907.
We have another glimpse into the
life OF the pueblo. not indeed OF the
church. bat u the house Of the priest
or %convcnto which Immediately ad-
Joins Il. as described by Lieutenant
Emory of General Kcarnys stan. II
was az the beginning OF Kearny's cel-
cbratcd msrch from Santa Fc TO cat
ifornia. The hrst night had boon
PASSED near Ia Bajada, and on the
morning Of September 81 the gem
oral received an invitation 10 visit
Santo Domingo. ON the way they
were fct by the governor Of the
pueblo T. other officials. ara soon
afterwards a party of Indians. phan-
tastically dressed. appeared on horse
hack and performed various eyolu-
tions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-04
" m TINE TABLE
e

I'm effect Sunday. Feb. 7th. 1879
West
No. Daily. Ar. DIP
I California Express. 7;3op s;sOI
California Limited il;iOa i1:3Qe
Fast Express ..... 9.f5a iO.iSs
. Fast Mail.......,.Ii;5op i2;zoa
10 De Luxe CrhU5S.). T.50a s:ooa
south
sos m Paso Exprcss.. i0is0p
SIS ri Paso Express. 49,. st55s
East Daily.
30 Atlantic Express. casa s'0Ss
2 Eastern Express 2;isp 2if0p
4 California Limited. e:a0p l:O9p
8 X. c. q Chicago tx. 7;iSp 1852
20 De Luxe (wed.) -. s;eep s:tOp
From SOUTH
$40 X. c. a Chicago. T;eoa
SO X. c. q Chicago. s;3op
standard sleeper Tor Clovis anq
R9aweil leaves on no. sos connects Al
Belen with train No. 81. leaving Belen
az 1855 .. IN.
No. 7 carries one eoaeh only; ne
sieepers.
No. sic win hsvs standard sleeper
from Roswell from train No. ~ ~
Bolen-
p. .. JOHNSON. Agent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-04
EVACUATION or WARSAW
REPORTED OFFICIALLY

Berlin Aug. 4. thy Wireless 90 Say
villcl- The overseas ncws agency
today SAYS the Russian legation at the
Hague has officially announced tho
evacuation of Warsaw ON account OF
the lack of ammunition. The bridges
over the Nistula river. the Same adj
Vices say, have been blown up.
Reports prepared at the front ana
given out by the overseas news
agency say the In .ostmont of the RUS
sian tortrcsscs OF lvangorod 81 pro-
crossing. Eight OF the outer forts
have been stormed, according 10 these
adyices. n the possibility of the
Russian forces within the citadel cs-
Gaping rs constantly diminishing.
The actual evacuation of the Polish
capital was not referred To In the
Russian official communication issued
in p|ctrograd today ana no confirma-
tion of tine report has been received
from any other source.
Let the Hsraia want nc DO you'
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-04
PRESIDENT
(contluuca from rage onc.l

quarters that his forces are now Ia
complete control of the states Of Zac-
atecas and san Lnis Potosi aud that
rail communication has bcen cstab-
Tampico ANA the former city and Cc-
laya ANA that only small bands Of
villa troops remain In the sections
mentioned. This Information was
contained ir kilograms received by
the constltutlonalist consulate TO-DAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-04
REAR-G ARD
tCoulInued nom Page onc.l

autumn viii become impossible.
II is cycn suggested that the Ger
mans do not desire 90 force an cvac-
uation OF Warsaw % are bent In
stead ON OBTAINING the army there.
\ relatively early evacuation of
lvangorod ~ CORD hadoWed by the
RUSSIAN press.
The situation at Mitnt. the capital
of the Russian province of Courlan,
twenty five miles southwest OF Riga
is not clearly understood here. The
kcch says that judging by the dis
position OF the armies of both sides
IL may with certain probability be as
sumcd that the city has been aban-
doucd by the Russiana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-04
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Poultry and Epqs

YOuNc's Strain single comb whIse
Leghorns. Rest In the west. Eggs
for Matching. day old chicks. custom
Matching. Is. J. Landry. phone s3f.
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SabCmaha.

Der GananbilIfsberein Der Iutbe.
ridden ct. 2ufasfir6e bolt morgen
gtadmittng cine g~criammlltng I'M
Seim non 6rau u. gofte ab. Seute
Nahmittag p%eriammelfen iid Die
9araen Der 9}iiiionsgeieIlihaft &c.
ranuter Stride I'M 6eim bon Graii
Relion.
8etite tameA aid nod 5tpei iran.
3nliide 4feroeanffaufer bier an, 10.
DAB iebt 5tpei gsationen (al9 Sta.
lier) bier Inn 9faroe Bnn0eln.
Snt 8erlaufe zines 5treites aiii
Der 81 Ctr. erbielt @iife 3ilid ge.
tern Rahmittag 2 Nleiieritide IN
ben Haden. Seine Mngreifer SteDc
MoliA rulo 4ete glasfi Dur0en Der.
.baftet.
s.. !. aenborot.aus Morin, gleb.,
peiIte geitern gum 9eiude ieirer
Jreunoe bier.
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qineoln, IL. Jeb - 1ie bon Se,
ndior Mlaribaa ciugcbradte @eicteS'
uorlnae ipouah Nrreine sur Berab'
reduua ron Aier, @eiH uilu. eiItfr
qiaenb br0nrien, lpur6e aeitern rom
5enat uIigennmmen uu6 Htdlt N.
.0oiitrt. g& itinmten ooftr 9cnl
Gontbett. @ougIaH6, Qiedel. glalle'
rn glaribaG, 6utnbD mo sbum'
man
Gagegat: geOforb. @rootleu.
.gabrmal, 9uibee, 8Dalan0, @dtes.
Grace. 6gtrp aobt. Grumba6. 2ab'
ncrS, Mtottes. @iaer Robertiou, gtu
Den. San0aa. SmmocrS. Spencer.
Spirf @cesner, 8iliou bon Dodge
mo 8int-22.
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Sleiue Standardization.

VS.. 8. graan muroe NIT eli
mem @eboIt bon 1926 gum Qiliitant
5nipeftor ernarnt lino
tritt iein neues amt an /. Mfdr5 an.
@eltern 4betlo fanten 100 qn.
geitelta bes nelien EnntaHeae SoteIs
IN einem Sonber8uge bon gten Dort
bier an.
Die bieiigen 5o5ialiiten balten
beute 4beno cine 4artensunterbals
tung In @iffor0 9a4, 10. uno Sur
nam Ctr, al.
Sic f1elie grotberor0nung miro
montng bon Der 5ta0tfomiHiifion De.
rotbeil. Miro tie argenonlneft. muf
ieoeiH 9rot oas genalte @iefpid)t aui-
ge0rttdt meroen.
syn Der lesten 5ibung Der Bite.
igen Columbus Sitter pur0e bon
perihieOener Seite oie 9offnung
ausgeiprDnen oaB nod In 0ieIenl
Sabre eth rleues Club 9alt8 errih.
tet miro.
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Mnnnslridlr in grnnnrn.

Gle Der IA iabriga Snbn 2eni.
eiuen elmer 8niier boIeu moa.
Ii, ian0 en- In Dem allf oen 0rlmo.
itiid 25tt Spragle St. befinoIiden
Drummer Die 2etde zines Manne8.
Die 9oG5ei nuroe benahridtigt un0
Or 5boot iteIta feit. oaB Der glann
6areits felt 5mei 8ofcn tot iein
midie. Bel Der 2eihe bic feinerlei
9arletungeu oufpies fano man 9a-
piere ouf Den glamen 8. 4utbonn,
20 Sabre alt. @lan nimmt 'Selbit.
moro an, ba Der 9rltuuen eingefrie'
0iat nnb be0edt 1T.
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Qerftrs unb GmbrHas
5fpptae 5u den. - auf
ttpa 10 pint MAILER. oos Ianalam
gum RodsH gtbroht pirO, tommtH
unqeFdbr slptt pFuno 5arBtsruieife.
bic in pinne, iletne Gtiide gtIdnits
len niro. 9isIsm Ssifmnaiisr pire
anter T~ortipdbrtnnem lmrii6rsH 5us
geIebt. peiBe EoHsrhs, 9prnr,, Salts
jplIdurs, auiIlaparinbs unb Galpes
let, allies in gsitoBtuem 3uItanot uub
in tleiuen glsnssH. Die Uliiaung
AFT man otter auftohen, iusnn oie'
elbe eriaItrt i'll, biIbtt lie cine harte
maTfe. Gum 8pede oes gtrbrnas
hes ~perblnnt man bieietbe pisber
nit etpas taItem 8aifer, Firsidt nun
BEN breiartiotH 5sis auf ben asppi4
unb psrreibt Jpn paieIbt nit elmer
9iirIte. I'm nun ben SdmuB uHe
Bic UlafIs pom 5eppt4 gu e%utfernen.
.6ebient man Fd srpetsr grettdeu bon
ttpn z 3oll Qange uno 3 3oIl 9reite,
1,pifden pelden Elm borItfbenoer
Bummttrtiien eiHgetlenmt 1T. uuo
piTht IobanR ben 1eppih NIT eintm
naTIn G9pamne mad. Die 10 bss
%3anbelten 5sppide lperoeH ~bpllitdnbig
lein unb erIftoen felbIt bic sdrteI.sn
Farben feline GtnbuBe.
9erbtaBte farbtge aim
5er Daf6tIetbsr, bic mos
1atetaug unbsnuBt gebIisben, srbal!en
in tnbelloFfs 4nIebtu 0ura foIgene
8erfQ9rsn: Mldn mdIdt jeoes
,eip fir fa In hsiBeh Mafier. IN
ms nan Elm QsiRpanbIddaen nit
@ei3entltit getegt bate, ipilt bas
ffeib in tlarem MaIisr mad uu6
ann in Daffer, Dem Elm 5arbftoff
igefIgt iplrbe fir blolt aleiper:
inFates MaiabIau, fir get6s: Oder,
lii roia: ettpas 3innober. man pros
iart an eiuem psiBen 5liden an
gjttn porbrr ben geipinf4ten 61rs
Jenton aus, gum Gtdrtn benubt
nan gelotine, bic md rem aufLos
en bura ein Mulldppaen fiItrisrs
Dirb, oann bdugt man bic gltinsr
IN efntn Idattigen Crt unb biigeIt iie
ao6 fevft onf BET Iintsn Geite. nil
nm Ttatt @eIafiue 6auTsnblnie nebs
nen. 10 todt man lie in Daiier ouf
IN aud bitie 6liifiigtsit bara Elm
MuItiu9 gu fsiAn.
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NInnrmrinhnnn ppr enns .Nnalhni.

2tHcolH ~. 5eh. - Cine Gele'
cotton BON ungefdbr 100 giIrgcrR
aus Gmabd. SuO Omaha, Tuh0ee
uno geuicn faHl gdteru Gadmittqq
bier an. INT Dem oifeutliheu Der
0b5r Dor Dem SuisalsiduB iiber Bic
eingemriu0tngsborloae b%ei5utuob
men. DuB @erbor begaun ann 3
lt5r mno muroe ionobl fir ais ae.
geH Die @orIagg geiproteu. Der
SausausiduB beidloB, Int einer 80.
DIE elm Hcrtes 8erbor ab8ubaIteH,
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9anf a~eitmriie berLeat.

SHioIge Deg gron0es i'm nlten
6"auoelsf iab iif bic
9autih 4ulerifnmide S~toatsbant
f8erman americau St1te 8onD ge.
5Uungen, 5eitneiie ibr Belhdftslofal
mad Der gde is. uub 6arnmn Ctr.
3l Dertegen. aqe 9epoiiteu, 9ii.
der tim. iino in siderbeit. ipbaf
oqs @eidGft unbebinoert ieiuen5ort.
gang uebmen fam.
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S1nnfrfeltlidles

Ser ScfretGr 0es sGolumbuS
5dpei5er glGmerdor" un6 oes
Columbus Mdmeraor @err Saul
u. Sneggi ianotg uns heutte Die En-
freuIide Rahriht, 6a Biih beihe Ser.
cine Dem Sdnqerbun0 oes 9toroiuc-
neeihloHen baden uno itf at
tio an uHierem 5dnaerfeit I'M Suli
bctbeiIigeu meroen. 8ir bciBen bic
ncuen Sangesbriloer in uuiereui
8um0a ber5lId piqtOmnlcn.
ST. gerbarOt, SER. D. 2. 5. O.
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Sun sitter bon al Sabren lit 50.
iep9 8ugger III Der eIterlidetl @ob.
nang, Is. nlto &ierce 5traBe Der
5dninofaht erIegeu. 4te 8eer0i-
.gung ftnbet Gonneritag 9ormittag
bon Der ct. Soiepb's Stride nus aui
Dem oelttiden fdtboliiden 5riebboi
itatt. Gen trnueruoen 9irterbliebe.
men uaier 8eILeio.
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9erionalnotiseft.

gu unlerem geoauern beruebmerl
mir, Dab iih Serr 8iGB 8orhert,
5o6n oes Ghepoares Gtto 8ord)ert,
ms ct .Spiepb @oipital begeben 9ot,
Inn fif BORT elmer Operation 3u I'm.
%ter5ieben. Wtoge er 0ieiel6e glid.
lid aberiteben.
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Site beiBiatat.

Qiucon H. Sch. = Ger geaet
8ab[ Der @epr1icutahtcn 0rieie,
Dom uno 2nrien aliB 0oualos Goun.
t1 erbpbcue 4rotait tul,r0e aeitern
nom 8uuie einitimnfig 5uriidgeUie-
fen.
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Nener Efeuer uipeftor.

Sobn 81. @eunjnger aus 4aiunee
.Gitp 1T gum @nn6es Steuer. nipef.
tor %ernannt. CT bat Sic Ginfou.
menitelier int 9ebrosfa. Soma Or
thrift gu iibprtpahen.
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Mnfi.I iuninn9 Bill.

Qircolu. II. Sch. = cas- Tc.
observation-disclosures uabm aeiterH Elm
&eies ON. monad Erintaeloer utl0
ioHitiae gItps" unacietIId iina.
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Sffretar qnne hier.

Auf ielneH Aege 5llr offi3ienen
Gr0ffnnug Der Banana 9aciic aitg-
~iteIlnng ii san fyrontisco ipeilte
hgilte Morgen Mltn0eSietref1r 0es
nuern Cane far8e Set bier.
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aafnten.

aqenten fir Elm !a5r ~fpertbboI.
les uro leiat perf6niIideg engIi.
ines Bud merben LIBERAL geiudt
nnb nugeiteat. @uter @eroienit
inc itctiga arbeit fir 5eOen, Der
atfDus tbnu iuia. lin tUeitere ans.
tunft aoreifire: q. .. 8Or 335,
Ema1n. Nebr.
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y. s. MlirrL oentfGjer OPT.
let. 4ugen nrlteriudt fiir Bril-
len. 443--b 8ruilOsis geb6liOe
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Nosa 9Gss' 81
GrtEaHigeS @1nbepiAg.

gepabnIibe Bis mittcImabige
SIS. 00-5.65.
Gamers anS Cutters $4.O0-4.75
6eeoers idfuab.
Builders guGcn $5.50-6.75
@pte biz bette Seekers $500
$50.
@ittcImabigc Bis CUTE 1926
$500.
@ep8bnride bis mittcGmdBige
SIS. $500.
@tite Biz bette 2dnnler $500
mitteImaBiae lis cute $7.75-
$500.
Stud Sellers S.. 25-6.OO
5tod aabc S5.25-5.75.
NinObieb 3nfubr 10000; Warft
25 Bis 40e nieoriger.
5diueine 3ufn1r 10000; Marft
f0e h1ber. 9urhfhnittspreis $3.50
-6.55. S0fIter 9reis $500.
Sdafe-8ufnbr $500; Marft 10e
hober.
Cute Bis bette 2antner $40
MitteImdBtse Bic CUTE SITS
I8.0D.
S1brIiuge $%6.95--Ss00.
Gee0er hammer SOS. 1880.
1eeoer $7.O0--7.25.
5ecOcr @i0ber SG .25-6.75
@litc Bis bette Miiteridafe $625
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4bonfirt 1af Sic 8dglide 1ribiine.
500 Dos ahr 6axh bic alaik
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slboarirt auf ote 9daIiae griBiiue,
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800 qfcr Garu nabe Scribner.
per ELDER. &leiue an8ab.
lung, aeit SIT AZ 4ro3el1t 3inier.
gand8ufrageu bei 4 100 Omaha &rt,
biine.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-11-26
Love.

Love is like the strong canopy OF
a tent, which bears" the pitiless hail
and the driving storm, protecting ev-
erybody who shelters beneath it. Love
is hiding place from the wind, and
covert from the tempest" She
bears the passions of envy and s'the
sings of outrageous blasts of fierce
contempt. She is always rearing her
tent above the smitten and stricken
children Of men, and in her gracious
shelter they find security and peace
j. H. Jowett.