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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-10-07
J. WH|TCOMB RILEY
THREE SCORE AND TWO
ENTIRE HooSlER STATE JOINS IN
THE CELEBRATION OF HIS
ANNIVERSARY


INDIANAPOLIS. oct I - James
Whitcomb Riley's sixty-second birth
day came today. and. just to make 1t
more memorable than any that has
preceded II, the entire state joined
him in celebrating II.
This year was picked for honoring
the poet because the citizens of lndi-
ana wished to pay him tribute while
he would be fully able to take part in
and enjoy IT, In addition 10 the
weight of years, Mr.. Riley has felt
the burden of i'll health. He has at
tanned that season of his life when
the frost is on the punkin' an the fod-
ders in the shock" and the state OF
his birth and lifelong residence felt
that IL didn't want 10 delay longer the
complete and formal expression OF
It's love for him.
Governor Samuel NJ. Ralston re
Gently issued a proclamation ASKING
every community in the state 10 sci
aside the day for the honoring OF IN
diana's most beloved citizen" Hi'
plan was to have business suspended
as much as possible The proclama
ton Is being generally observed Il
every city, town and village, from In
dianapolis down to Greenfield, wher'
Mr. Riley was born, and Carleton, IN
tiny hamlet under the name OF Tan
holt. the praise of which the poet san
with the lines
you kin boast about yer cities, an
their Study growth and size,
And brag about yes county-seats' an
business enterprise,
And railroads, and factories, ana a
SIGH foolery
But the little Town o Tailholt is bi
enough fer me"
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WHEN THE EARTH WAS CONFUSED IN FRENZY


awakened by outbursts at intervals
of twenty to thirty minutes, lasting
from five to ten seconds. At 1885
things had quoted, or perhaps we
were unconscious in sleep, when with
out the slightest warning great roar
and rumbling was heard and we were
thrown violently out OF bed and buff
feted in all directions continuously
for not less than fifteen minutes.
During this disturbance 1t would APP
pear to tire itself and would hesitate.
for an instant as il ii were changing
hands and fumblng in trying to get
a good grip and would then shake vio-
lently with the other hand until tired;
then II would change hands and re-
peat the operation.
This shake started at 1885 p. M,
western Union time, as recorded.
did not note the time of starting, but
when the disturbance subsidized suf-
house in quest of sufficient apparel, as
it was next to freezing outside. noted
the time was 1910 p. m.
This disturbance was, to my mind,
the most serious and violent that a
human being could experience and
live through. The sensation of being
shaken and buffeted about the room
almost knocks the reason out of ones
head, and he acts mechanically, as il
were. in an endeavor to get outside
when outside. an opposite impulse
seizes you and your one desire is to
get inside again. During this state
of mind. one appears to lose all rea
son and founders around IKE shII
without a rudder, with only one de
/ sre--for the commotion TO stop.
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The most graphic account OF Sat
urdays earthquake appears to have
been written by correspondent of
the Winnemucca Silver State from
Kennedy where was undoubtedly the
center of the disturbance. 1t follows
in part
Now while | make no claims of be-
ing an authority on these disturb
ances, from an engineering point OF
view il is my opinion these scientists
are all wrong. | have experienced all
the earthquakes felt in San Francisco
since 1855, up to and including that
Of April Is, 1906. This quake | be
lieyed to be the king of all until ex.
perienced these disturbances Of the
End and Ord instant.
II Is my opinion that the center OF
the present seismic disturbances lies
about 50 miles due south from Winnie
mucca. if not In the townsite of Ken.
pedy. il lies between Kennedy noun.
tain. known as Cinnabar mountain,
and Mount Boyer, some miles further
south
The first indication Of the disturb
ance was felt at exactly $40 p m
Saturday. 2nd inst. when with a ter.
rife report, similar to a dynamite
blast, the mountain side at Kennedy
gave lurch due north and then Vi
braied for about five seconds In a
manner which would say was rather
violent, considering the California
disturbances This shock had hardly
subsidized when another deep rumble
was heard, followed by a swaying mo
ton. which appeared to be in a north
erly direction. From this time on II
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-10-07

For results. advertise IN the Daily
bonanza.
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ASSESS ENT NOTICE
ro>opAu Gypsy QUEEN MINING
COMPANY

Location of principal place OF bus
mess and location Of works, Tonopah'
Nyc County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that az
meeting of the board OF directors held
on the 23rd day Of September lple' an
ossessment tNo. - Of one tl) cent per
share was levied upon tho capital stock
az the corporation, payable immediately
in United states gold coin, TO the sec
retnrv al the office of the Company,
Room eos Russ Building, san fran
cisco California.
ANY stock upon which this assess
mani ghau remain unpaid on the 29th
dny of october 1915, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at pubic auc-
tion, and unless payment Is mace ne
fore win be sold on Monday me eth
day Of December, 1918, to pay me de-
linquent assessment, together WIN the
costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale
T,y order Of the Board OF Directors
CHARLES y. OLNEN, secretary.
Office, Room 265 Russ Building, san
! Francisco. California Stetozs
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was one continual disturbance: one
quake hardly died before a rumble an
nounced another This state of af
fairs occurred continuously until
about 5;45 p. m, when the only indi-
cations that conditions were not right
was a sort of subdued rumble, such
as might be experienced were there a
great cauldron boiling and bubbling
under foot, just beneath the earth's
surface. About this time the inhabi
lants at Kennedy apparently became
accustomed TO this condition and set
tied down satisfied that the disturb
ance had spent itself and was a thing
of the past, when all of sudden with
out the slightest warning a great roar
was heard and the earth's surface
began to roll and sway up and down.
evidently in all directions. Really the
earth's surface appeared to be some
great monster in the throes Of con
yulsions, which sent quiyers in all di-
rections. This CONFUSION continued
without stop for fully one and one
half minutes. This disturbance was
in my estimation about twice as VIC
lent as that experienced in San Fran
cisco in 1906
During this performance of the
earth it was next TO impossible for a
person to stand erect From this dis
turbance on, it was an incessant, con
tinued disturbance, the earth never
appearing quiet About 9 p m. we re-
tired for the night and as near as
can describe the situation, one could
shut his eyes and imagine he was oc.
cupying berth in moving Pullman
car. accompanied with ercakings and
| rntilinp OF Windows. TO be Abruptly
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE
CASH nOY CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY.

t.ncntion OF principal Place OF Bust
ness carson city. Nevada l'ocailon 81
works. Tonopah. Nye county NeNaaa'
NOTICE There are delinquent upon
tbs foliowing described stock on ac-
count of Assessment Ma. a. levied ON
the 2sth day NJ August 1878, the
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{. w. SMITH
TOnODaf1 Studio
By Hop

Portrait and Scenic Work. Anything
Photographic. we can do It. Special
midsummer prices. Cutting Bldg.
Main g.. TonoDah. New.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-10-07

And in accordance with law and an
order of the board of directors made
on the 26th day OF August 1915. so
many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold
at public auction at the office OF the
company. Geo. Bartlctts office, Carson
city, Nevada, on saturday, October 20,
1915, at the hour OF o'clock y. m, OF
said day TO pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with the costs
Of advertising and expenses Of the sale
n. ". MEADE. Secretary
oioao.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-08
PLAYFUL DOG cHOKEs BOZ
Tragic End for New York Younsster
That Came With Tug-of-War
Game With Puppy.

Thomas Santerano. i've years 0,
age, and his cousin, Angelina, aged
seven. were playing In the yard OF
their home with a cloth dog, sliding
him down a cellar door and now and
then tying. hisss to ~clotheslines that
dangled from a fire escape.
A real dog, unkempt, lean, and no
lineage whatever, entered the yard
and the children forgot the cloth dog
10 play with the stranger.
Thomas, standing on the cellar door,
dipped the clothesline, and the dog
seized it. He tugged one way and
Thomas the other the boy slipping
around on the cellar door and laugh
Ing. IL some way the rope got about
his neck, He tugged to free himself
and the dog resisted.
The little girl didn't understand
why her cousin didn't shout and laugh
any more. She ran screaming into
The tenement. When the neighbors
came they found the boy dead. They
drove the dog away and carried the
boy to his mother.-New York Sun.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-08

WHEN ADVERTISING is
A EGkkAELE ASSET

Prom the F-tnancier, New yors.

Prom the Financier, New York.
One Of the largest publication houses ~
the World. located IN Philadelphia, takes
q page space In one Of the dailies OF tBa}
city 10 explain to bankers wtly loans 20
gapcea 10 customers who desire 10 carry
olt nalonH OF local advertising cam
psign6 are not loans secured ny t2ooIspltls
or imagination, but that tlley represent
Where Intelligence is behind the sepbtf
IDEA, an advance based NOT only on g
Tangible asset, but one Wbieh promotes
prosperity IN 8 portion or the advertise
fnsgt the Following appears
~ is frequently said that one reason
Why some Philadelphia Industries nave
pat expanded as those In other cities nays
dons Is that the banks or fhiiahelpilie
selling methods Notably, Il Is said, theg
nften decline 10 ioRn money to be invested
n advertising,
And YET the nrst great national adver
User or the United States was a ihH".
aalphia banker.
- fhiiadaiphia banker, Morris, steog
behind the nation and carried II lhfpusi'
ne revolution. A Philadelphia, lahke't
i2lark financed the government N lus
4eAlfan war And asa,n, 70 NE .i ~ I
q, lay Goaka, who supplied the stneWs o
war lie did II by advertising,
tie was appointed fiscal agent ny Ahtb
nam Lincoln ana his Job Was 10 sell We
pends It's abandoned the old lhe cor,
sarNatiNa methods, ana hY aggressive az
asrtistns ~. every saad newspaper ~ lhs
North he sold 81 346F@oGp 100 worth or hoUds
That was ths nFst national advertising
campaign ever k~hown-and II was plahiieN
@Ad executes py a Philadelphia banker
Our bankers haVa been stAheh snppNft
srs 90 their uatiaa in the wars nt HISTORY
So, ten, should tttey he staRah supP@Ft
ets Nt Ias eltNs business aaa eNelaea
taeh in tbs tRaaefp Warfare oE commerce.
IS true that the hanks are ofteu un-
fustN criticised tot refusing 10 taan &C.
manufacturers Whe really maya net tho
NJ any seAtAs eanpR8gp whether 81 het
advertising Is a part aG IL In eF1ag *
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-08
Eren the New York World,

VA Att3 @NN" ~ ~ ~ ~
II the kapawha we're r~tver-eoleEea
Charleston, W Va, seald he eas 81 gig
pFettisst towns In the country The state
shack, enlivenea apFins sessions es adyef-
sistng posters wilhtnv
Student spellias fTon the bulletin boards
II the uniyerssty 81 Virginia foFgsha@s
Cooking ~hFigatsns as yeu near Wash7
fngten a capital has Its uses.
The deadly Oar stove hngsEa Ia St Louis
1folley cars
Kansas meditatea advertising \ nape
Of every original package hqaox GOA
signea North Garo1ina let's q man eFde
beer a mouth West Virginia Feauiress aipl
e~oflsents hrcugat into the state, &c they
sxeeed halt Q gallon Getting II" V naM
Che Great Amerscan Adventure
Overheard Ia Lexington, Ky-A yo44LE
Aegro Ia speaking. "Ah Ike Ina for s
Erasns, @s Al wcutdnss wans IA 1e92
when Abs gauahAn'
T~Wenty-seyen automobiles waited pe1oES
a Denvar pfeshyt ertan cburSh Q y a saeM
Sunday The southwest Is the new NORTH
east. From louisiana To- the Pacific, af3
north to DenSer, the population ~ NORTH
ora agad eastern This hs tbs new Land 81
AteaaY HABITS,
Most Western cities now have poisa1
Hnl8sen.4
The snpdag law IS enforced In I'll eesa
aud San Zone, Tex.
There are i.eS more marriages IN = seAz
IN les Anyelas than III San sTancisGo.
il any city has a more oSauttftA RaflS
faan Cherokee park, Louisville, II shout
fsi9e IL With pslass
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-08
ece-s5nass nexr wsen-l
The Maaerr sairft.

+-+@N 1890
The. modern world Thinks and lives
and speaks in terms OF the body not
OF mind and soul. The soul, tina secret
Of p-efsona1ttw, conceived as a part OF
one not wholly caugfIt in tire nascf4ani-
cal chain OF things. Capable of choice.
was their great concern To them y
htrle child was something sacred, i'm
MORTAL. whose endless destiny GGra-
nsaIaGtslI ON THE par OF those TO waon1
III v1as e~ntruste,5 alartJ1ass, Watefifa3-
ufasss. Lest IT'S feet should 90 sIshr1Y FROM
the narrow path that led to the Ilaaverr
Ty2 hills, words spoken nafEr the cradle
whore the new boru baby lay, turned
the spot to holy ground. To those OF
us who ARE most advanced today. q lit
tie child Is y little anifslaIa few aTe left
who IN tts presence, think of sacred
1ess ANY more, than in the presence aoG
/ ness IN meeting fts physical neeeasi
! there il, ia possible a trained Nurse tD
bring scientific knowledge ts it, re
aglirernenta. To keep lowing fingers
1 AWAY. bun the ideas that. encircie II
/ CONCERN TOR the most part fly body
4 MaarrwtiiIa. the rIDHE progressive
/ Thought of the age lis hrsy with tire
la1sstd0n as to whether It's standard
f cannot be raised to that of choice AMI
mail stock, whether the infant human
L being raay not be bred, III Jolt or ealT
H of approved ancestry liz bred. by GirofGa
OF Tire UifYsinsllIy fit. This reprasen1a
trt, fartfiest visinn OF the fiitIira; this
lis the, goal againet which the imagine
/ tim. az the present draaIHiA
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-08
pen* 90 Yourself In.

Wat IS ae matses with the Vntees
As / have been gestdtag 81 LoBdoa STAGE
the e~egipRing o. the waE, / lave heen
hearTag this question x Oh all sides
/ have nsSsr heard any satisfactory an-
awers No one seel2s 10 Row
Rhy are the American factories rot raa-
hEa9 night and day2 Why are the ra&
roads net opening ~ new territories eaQ
Srants who have already made M The
5ataas g leave Europe - 5000 Rs the Wa
is overt
Why are there nor 10 American drum
S2N,sA,eep worth Of American goods u
place ef thu goods that were eeaght las
seag Ia Germany and Aastraa2
Eatted States Is q haven o9 peace and Sc
cpTity and prosperity II has no tro&-
h5es that IL dare mention to Belgium a.
Austria or France or Germany OK SsSvfa
aE Great Britain ox Russia
Every tenth Rsrisea has enlisted. Esegg
zenith EreachaataR Is At the front. EvarS
seath Raslgiaa Is dead. what does ina
III i couh1 afford IT, I would chatter Gas
maUgetsnta and LaasiCataia. and convey .
Rasty Of 500 American advertisers 10 Eius.
sepe fog a rip OF education. I would give
them a week in London, a week La Paris,
azld a week in Antwerp.
4 would la5 them l1o6 at the Cn3Ge5
States froua the scene OF war. / would
give them 2 look at real trouble I woIi1n
let them see trains 10 at a time, five MIN,
QEass apart, PACKED With the MANNED ard
the diving
would lat them hear from ~tragnle.a,
Galy siirgiRors. the Incredible story d.
aatdieiields. rf0 miles Wide. and arrlie.
that are grsater than the entire popula,
+ hon of Texas.
would let Them see graves 100 para
BONG and full. and Belgium, the cotlTafa5,
khat Was, nouhlpg nov but 12.geg sQaar'
miles OF wrseiiage,
linen, when tiiaE begart 70, understau,
az some slight sStsnt tho awfliliisss or taf
Fan, L would say to- them:
Now go back and appreciate the Enlf
cd .sSsates. Realize your opportunities
pa3sais sfssltt digging ~trenenea5. when nphod.
IS firing ab Won. Don't fajt down wi,es
YOU aFe not f4ts Don't bta blind 10 til
i1asr glorious chance god haya ever nas
IN No9lr ESta. t5sa really for the most, tre
a42saaolts business Doom nfiaE any latiof
ever had Bs3sid yoaR factories bigger
RrsiEA more saiesinsa, Bprr0w NOR
money GO ahsas5. and thank God tina
gos. aEe Alike and that yaiir faIrliiN 4
saaayes and hasat you are Isiag in a. Iayt
kR&s N al iseaee. at q lime when gaar,l
Sss whole world ls nj Wars''
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-08
Fram tha Laa ANGELO Tlmes

Fran tho Los Angelo Zines
In netralt a notable experiment IN M
gicipa ownership and m~anaEeilen o.
street railways is e@peatea soan 70
syia;ie The city has we'll under way M
Rotiatians looking to tie purchase or a.
ina nartiap OF the System or street raj
WAYS there located within what is bnaN
as the single fare zone In other wora
sha strictly Urban ilnes. The lnterhrha
iinea are q remain under private aaHei
representing tl.e municipality In u2
deal with the straet railway peanie al
two Wall knawh autamehlis nial'ttiaGlat
ass. Mir, tjauzans ana Mr. Dodge, vine nav
baen given y free hand aHa who are al
niFiUs %steietif eNstness principles 20 She
transaction
hut II the deal gpss through u viii call for
40 cash payments Whatsysr fhe CITY o.,
sha ather hand, Is aimplY 70 assume tiig
payment 81 tbs company aitslAnalAt
Eeands, whieh tan ava az intervals hetweeo
iai6 and 1853 Is estimated that WITH
proper management all paNnaeAts can 's
Msae eut ef earnings, executing Ia the
Years lAia ami ial, when unusually neANE
PAYMENTS aga paltaa faf, ~ mat ~
iss3 all bonds viii 3hus haya eeep called
IN without expense ta the TAXPAYER,
Nest OF the franchises hsloRgSns 80 tae
aanpapy have expired The outstanding
bends ara said &c represent more than tle
pyapefty 10 hs tah0R 0NeE " a2tNsAl3
worth ep 3 ptSsleet ISIS Y sltS r
willing, Aawevsr, Nnttep tha circumstances
described 70 pay aff tae indebtedness 2rNe
sake the property 5N iSts fHs NaFaqfShN
paid IN interest aa aaIaAs .AtFd ES44,, A4Art
shs depreetatlaA acsqAnS Ss@ANSfs. 20 ERg
a~autinsant liahills aeeapha AaAv. seV
carried u surplus Sp3eA
OR aaesthira os its naileAss ths COMPANY
~earTies passengers as the rare et aga
fSses sar &c M On ShA AasAASs ct 1S3
gnilsaas At sASan fares F2r y Giants u -
tbs Intention ef thea eaty, = y secures SsS
resd, 80 maintAlR the same fares Haf9L 1&A
when, Il is helteVea Ii wilt he poSsta4s g.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-08
SOME HARD KNOCKS
Woman Gets Rid of Coffee Habit"

The Injurious action OK coffee on the
hearts of many persons is well known
ny physicians t o be caused by caffeine
This is the drug found By chemists In
coffee and tea
A wonan suffered d long time with
severe heart trouble and finally her
doctor told her she must give up COT
fee, as that was the principal cause OF
Eaet trouble. She writes:
MY heart Was so weak It could not
do it's work properly. My husband
from the table, and it would seem that
I would never breathe again
'.Tne doctor told me- that coffee was
causing the weakness OF my heart. Ha
said Z must stop it, but IL seemed I
could uoe give ii Up until / WAS down
In bed with nervous prostitution
aFor eleven weeks I lay there and
suffered. Finally husband breaght
home some Postum and I quit coffee
4 started new and right Slowly !
got we'll Now 7 do not have amy head
aches, nor those spells with weak
heart. We know fe fs Postum that
/ haIDed me. The DR.. said the other
day. Z never thought you would be-
what you are. I used to weigh "a
pounds and now I weigh 152
Postum has done much for me and
I would not &c back to coffee again.
for I believe iii would kill me i'll kept
at IT, Postum mist be prepared ae-
cording To directions On pkg., then Il
has a rich favor and with cream is
ane.n
Name given by Postum Co. Battie
Traek, Mich Read THE Read To Well
viIIe,' IN Dlrgs.
Postum comes IN two forms
Regular PostlIsT1 - must be well
boiled Isl and 2sc packages.
saaranE HuatuTn-is 81 soluble pow.
dee. As -teaaneonfHI disac1ges quickly
m a cup &C hot water and, with. cream
and sugar, mnkaH a delicious beverage
Instantly 5ac and soc a
Both kinds are equally delicious and
cost ner cup about the same.
'eThsrasa q Raaann's for Postum.
-scM hY GgnGers
MZ EHL LLH
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-08
CHAPTER V.
sEAwARp,

1Nl
IL was said thht Horace nsca ~ ~
Years III less thti' - "oaN' -. $50"
Gaiio Apout "" tlpo W tus 't"s'ei
cation. aud fell itoia ~ Nlenl sNys Inen
WShd ana onot'9F 1911 .,nu 49,
found guilty ol il9'syfottohs WV eo"ta
not be o~NgptooNed pN lno poWeis Nv
Harvard, ia" tlu0 stoFs never uuite
Gahto 70 l'EH'' w. tnoIe WIS . So
aeai OF laiN tlpuut tWo @noius btitS
al's'NVelut "lSlos' E"luptupuS uhiuuSa
an" F." "lh"l M Nni,N Nv " WV S'"'n
women was soNFLutS p1atsn rr
'hSt"Siu WIS nonuleu olt 70 '.uhUpe.
WIN hAa laother' 10 sNas ulltit th9 tlihs
nteW over, 1t, " oas'' un.i ~ 80 ~
."s'tu NiVa' NJ Psts ~ 80 ~, 81
something 'nlt ANellen 70 Sios ~ bs-
s'N's, tnete M"iN t9o "sis ~ngmspapta
~ s - M ths '.nmra nrimtod Ia
an, Rastn, anJ Nav Vork naners If
non, ,yitSn,,t soyinc thot az Cnrinth
Ennria,. iennrsd fhe n,atte, Ihore was
M . ~ ~ ~ IN tha col,,nna of INC
in,,l ,nnnr Hnraca ySin~aan or,nnS
thn n,tIGItshnr nf M Cnnrie, hoay ana
snn, as Vii ns Constaarah ,a - tha
st,,i. IN his ,aywSn,Tnr
-, -
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W Ie Se>1tt'"i' ? i'onle' "Hu alons ~
N'tet t1o"N IN we p~alioouis aHo
~slossnopS tAeie were tohtesls pc
eMSett u' WV auSsisu 20 eleats the
SoAlsest JESUS ~ uae eAPsHse 81 'Ie
y ~ sPo'tSss nv W :, tptil.i,
rs 49, ,5E : a co ISL " slpJsS'
| =, n"t W = W. are 80
= y. ams ~. aiu shosl,eu.
Ms ~ 10y NSe Wlse stousn 70
n"tu l.SAt tons"7s, alo 10 cuio Nely
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SsYS ~ iis ~ Nc Sa5 ~ -lo;n+as rnii-a.
~ u
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SAst"Sho tetutAeo " Cofinlh. Inc
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-08
Just Recreation.

A weather-beaten damse. somewhat,
over six feet in height and with a pair
of shoulders proportionately broad APP
peared at a back door in Wyoming
and asked for light housework. She
said that her name was Lizzie and ex-
planned that she had been i'll with ty-
phoid and was conva1escing.
Where did you come from Lizzie?"
inquired the woman of the house.
Where have you been?"
I've been working out on Howell's
ranch" replied Lizzie, "diggin' post
holes while l was gittin' my strength
back"