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Northern Illinois University
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Happy Days
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v. 14 no. 358
— page 7 |
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Happy Days, v. XIV, no. 358, August 24, 1901 (Issue) |
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August 24, 1901 |
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The following is a tale of the time of the early settlement of the West. |
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Wave followed wave across the spot-over the bank-into the stream, and across, and when the last of the herd has passed, the keenest hunter can find nothing on that spot of wood or iron or cloth or bone or flesh to prove that a dozen men, women and children were there wiped out of existence, and reduced to shred and dust. |
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