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One day Old Mizzou brought hi it out under his stubby fingers,

"shows the deestrict I gets it of Fay, so you gains an idee of th' lay

of the land a whole lot Thes to th'

Coton as an excellent idea He sat down at the table

and counted the crosses There were fourteen of them The different

lodes were laid off inin many

directions A few joined one another, but most lay isolated Their

relative positions were a trifle confusing at first, but, after a

little earnest study, Bennington thought he understood them He could

start with the Holy San lay

beyond, at an obtuse angle Then a ju him to the Crazy Horse This he resolved to

locate, for it was said to be on the sa strike some

one had recently made He picked up his rifle and set out

Now, a blue-print map maker has undoubtedly accurate ideas as to points

of the co bird's-eye