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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-06-28
sEARcHERs coNTINUEwoRk
Almost 500 Bodies of Victims Of slo-
cum Disaster Have Been
Recovered.

New York, June 22.-The harvest
of victims who lost their lives in the
General Slocum disaster continued
Tuesday. All through the night, de-
spite the terrific electrical storm that
swept over the city, the searchers held
to their grewsome work, and early
Tuesday the total number of bodies
recovered had reached no, and it was
expected that every hour during the
day would add to the number. 1t was
hoped that Identification would mate
rally reduce the large list of missing
before night. An alarming result Of
the developments Of the last three or
four days has been that, although
more than 200 bodies have been taken
from the river, the list of missing has
remained almost unchanged. Tuesday,
when the total of bodies recovered
exceeded $50, the list of missing con-
tinued we'll in excess of 300.
Monday night proved the most try
ing period in their long vigil for the
searchers who patrolled the river in
search of the dead. Drenched and
U4AAoeu NY lUe uoWupour OIL rain, the
watchers kept their vigil, the little
boats circling about the wide stretch
Of water between North Brother is
land and the main land One partic-
ularly bright flash of lightning re-
vealed to the men on watch at the is
land two bodies floating together about
100 yards from the shore. A few min
utes later the bodies of young wom-
an and an infant girl had been added
to the row Of unidentified dead on the
island. In like manner, other bodies
were found at many points, and the
list of recovered steadily increased.
Many Of the bodies taken from the
river were in such a condition as to
make Identification next to impossible.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-06-28
Fatal Pistol Fight.

Marion, ILL.,, June PA pistol en-
counter between gamblers fatal to
both participants has taken place here.
Juer Meredith and John Barth, who
had been Quarreling, came upon each
other in saloon. Meredith began
firing on Barth, three shots taking eff
feet. Although in dying condition
Barth turned upon Meredith and fred
three rounds. One shot hit Meredith
in the mouth, one went through his
head just above the eye and another
through his heart.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-06-28
Fail to Agree.

Bloomington, ILL.,, June 22.-The jury
in the case against Mrs. Annie Cotton
Works, of Helena, Mont. charged with
the murder of her husband, Michael
Cotton, here in 1897, came in Tuesday
with the announcement of their inabil-
lily to agree and were dismissed. A
new trial will be necessary. The vote
stood eight to four for acquittal.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-06-28
Confesses to Incendiarism.

Winnipeg, Man, June 22.-Adolph
Tancob is under arrest at Fort Will
liam charged with incendiarism. He
has confessed to the police to the
burning of buildings valued at over
100000 including the city hall, Nc
Donald engineering plant, elevator B,
the Canadian Pacific stock yards and a
large number of dwellings.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-06-28
Plan Big Celebration.

st. Louis, June 22.-The Fourth Of
July arrangements made by the Off
cials contemplate a celebration which
will eclipse any celebration ever held
in the United States. Plans were per-
fected at meeting held in President
Francis Office at result of which
kilograms of invitation were sent to a
number of the noted orators and
statesmen of the counties, asking them
to deliver orations at the fair grounds
July 4.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-06-28
Special Round Trip Rates via
Chicago Great Western Ry.

Commencing June 2Sth, and con-
tinuing thereafter on each Tuesday
during July and August, 1904, the
Chicago Great Western Railway will
sell round trip tickets at very low
rates to Banff Hot Springs, Ala,
Laggan, Ala, and Field, b. c. For
further information apply to any
Great Western Agent, or j. P. Elmer
G.. p. A, Chicago, Ill.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-06-28
Homeseekars Rates

to North and South Dakota every
Tuesday until Oct. 18th, the Chicago
Great Western Railway will sell ronnd
trip tickets to points in the above
named states at great reduction
from the usual fare. For further in
formation apply to any Great Western
Agent, or j. P. Elmer, G.. P. A.,
Chicago, Ill. Oct. goth.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-06-28
Mailed Up Tirht.

Paris was amazed at the arrival there
of 17S barrels of American gold the
other day. Chagrin over the fact that
the barrels were not as vulnerable as
the purses Of American tourists, re-
marks the Philadelphia North Ameri-
can, doubtless shared in the emotions
of the ParisianS.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-06-28
Bad Fire in Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 22.-Fire on
Grant avenue, Allegheny, Tuesday de-
stroyed the plants Of the Allegheny
Carpet Cleaning company, the Duff
Construction company, Allegheny Cor
nice and Skylight company, Allegheny
Automobile company and Allegheny
foundry, entailing a loss Of 5000.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-06-28
CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' s;.s; sss & As(szzz7@
ST. Louis Exposition.

The Chicago Great Western Rail-
way will allow ten day stop over at
Chicago on through tickets to the
Worlds Fair. Stop overs allowed at
Kansas City, on payment OF S1.00 fee.
For rates and other information ap-
ply to any Great Western Agent, or j.
p. Elmer, G. P. A., Chicago, III. sepl6
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

RUromauoen Snatnisr gInOtrs Bun,
Cpiinosr al ct metaniit g'itsutniugsS
ipfsm for traaoles Sslssrdisrins, sr
reif til 9lmsrita for at fOrsJiis 1T Sp'
item for WarihsautbOritrtcrr gBaibs
mston. Sr. Sua bdr LUngsre 5io
iOrsiGUes foris9t gIorse at rsiis ben
ngopsnotes aapital for uoutttslien al
lin CpiinSsLir. Ter tr M oanntt ct
ameritanit Spnpitat. iOut tdr tt9st
Sa9en / lin SdanO. Or. Suas Nis
hsmnin9 sr ben sneiis eriittrsnOt Rer
tbOos. Uso builteA 9speiGtrnt ian
bcmallieboIoss. @ttbpon tianosr
Osian iamtiOia ?liisnOelit d. Here 7es
psi6er. listiOm mah UsO Osh oaidu tan
aorssiers 7spsititrue iii biItadrIi9e
StutiOnrr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

Suor aaIt bet saGr, iua peO Ui ale,
at bet CT en- SilireOshiaelI. at rriarc,
at man bar bapt ben rttte Spjatnins
al fine poIitiiie WoofanSerts insOiss
SsresninssT unOer en- @alslamp. SOO
sr bet ielufsIsslis OBiaa msO Os nu,
@i uneoi, GbuO bet siaIOt. oG III OUer'
raitsOts itIE beO at iiuos, at Dor per
ionlise Ben SOm Pertins ttte Udy
aunoioat for StatsisIrstGr. 9an par.
ipm ri msg,i rigtia antO9. tlIn ct WiO'
bel til at Jamie GrGiter Oni fig; iaa en-
ipagere guno tuuOe bli biuIpct op baa
oeitcn. $OIitiien tr. iOm Spottersn
iasos. uhotrilrnOla Os mangiOIOis iom
gus en- StinoiGIo:
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13
SnSboiS.

9pht ShIsuiS EorGoT: tsm lmpnbgr
0bupe MosGs,s cUsrSSds etSOm Hasr Os gs
usnns FrGiuPOHBOVs suWs d stmuaOH
cuuuspGc Arbtss abs ga,
mr,t SOTasSut G6ypusu astSOU, Corruption eaps
@ lueSrD, ROmsmtab 1shomu,t Pobsaurs
uptt a l'aumsnT SoTpuS SusROHs % lnT S
yaup Rlisss SamiRO % SfoO tshpttt Sirn 1tbsm Bob
gduaetrns sOsiOtisns, emss 5VuuSs) Sar
mn % Ssisb % JOFseE HcttGr O EsusbusbOlSr
uSruStnss Standardization gOtseub ebius PaArtr gd
oVe % anUIsuiRss CRonbU Sr
i.pui0s CplpsnInstt Putamsntnritt
Ia bar tb Retpaget d Onnc SGOub Bog GrOcls baa cr
b auO til bbb 9nc % NbOnsnsr gOaen m "SisOngoFn
Tor et aar Or iInHmrn s50.
NOnueniam brinacr up abUnhsnitr baa goDe nil
'aa u gOg rit
Ccrtitus eObOa d GOOrOn m urOt fpOss ,tbnsrt 6us
goea 500 sibcr fO OO 40 Aapi,r % bnraordr o
minSsio iorttouimsnos gpUpFgbeosr
go abOnneirr flare d 10 ub Subib,u,r bp a
iao,ots iOrtitns braitt Sos nOgst gnotubRa
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

RObsrts 6buntrs rtpubIitunits gGI'
aers bltp iaa iuiOfGnOiSftrt BAG sHiet
ai Fnt Saitr unotr ben fibhe Stiu.
iGgmins Tor % unOtr aOnUtiitiOn,n.
at bur be hi ittt faast Ginme Op fox
Sumbuasn, titsrdt be bar fadtt RsiEI'
toiet al StdtstOnpentiOnrr at 6iOe, er
Der ipGrt tiosf ohab for BEN. Get
9ialot. ibm Be melt itOiiis nh mua IL.
lite at iat In ReprGitntant ira bette
GUuntu / statsfitrslisn. men bet aialOt
at iaG SphfrOl opsr Sslsautionen, iaa
Saierns tunOs iuiust iig Op / SSOlsu
paa Stu bbliHitt TatiOnUlbsh. Sarrp
MOrris i'll hsmtid ben sfttritrGbt,
glomhlt, iott 3obn Ptrtins Os Rsitsn
al Eslesdtetns iinSr iOr Subtl 1T
BAN upbbitt til PriiOsntuGla,r. gi
mua gratulerr benz mto osunt Sir.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

Zen rspublitaRits StutstOuuentiUn
bar noniinsrtt ielasnos SuI9isoOsl:
Dor aoueresmGuo. 6bas. 8. Surts
os e. g9. 0turtin; Gupsrnbr, =. 8.
GlrOO; gitss@upsrnpr, s. q. Wc
SOuaau; SsirstGr, .. .. @ipi; gIu'
OitOr. ). 3. SuIliOap; 5reuiursr. &.
y. collins; StOIsiupsrintsnesut. q.
". Raib; sIttOrnsp Gisnsrdl, ., Saai
9onOtOmmisiionGr, 6. 3. Bad; Strnr
banctommisfonGr. u. U. Smith.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

6n Qtdno nsos i ArtGuias Odt nBIig
antlaaet for CutrialO mso SshNat at
orGbc. 9latbbrittttmt irembrdats /
Rsiten b gaabtu ban baUOt bruat,
nemlis Ell stumb al en- Sansiiinh,, ct
@spGr. ct Oar 9GnRer, en- SauS %
en- RiHt. 6Oripdrrts siOe freuIagOe
Oa ben au6en gtanes gaabsn. Ocr Re.
ROc df tp aiaa, 1t 40Ossreb. en- BtfOl
SunO, %tybsrtnip oa SutIe. 9urbsn
aiaau frlatnSe aisnOtIie: "@i, Web
lcmmsy al Oenus Surf, UiIOc bGpt al.
uct en- 9ondr for at ic en- iaaOdf
aamp.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

gu Rstbooiit o. en- Suptif baoot
iorIsOen en- Sisput on osrss rtipettiOs
9irtsiamiuuo. Se tInos haturlt9pts
life bliUs tnigt OH. bUiIttt Samiuno
bapor ben cusitt rcttt @ei til Salisbso.
llnosr bette tom en- 9iabO fOrbi, % ben
enc al NGnOen: i'll ben IDit Soc al
itunis bam Og fua bans lletaIeIis / Sa'
gen. gel, giabOer," ibareOe Otnns,
min Son oa isa bar / nGiten iirti
glur tiSrt SpeOt til qhsntn. glu cr
Der to iorititlligs @eic, iom iprtr ira
min 6arm til Rrllcn; iOht ! moi psO.
Zen enc feIgsr 9albunOtn, Og ben ans
ben sanr Ober Balltrns. %. mine
genncr. cnOuu bar RoHsren aIOris
uOipurat mig ON buiIisn g'si isS tO9;
men OerimoO ippr ban ultiU' "Gr
bin 6OsOs sOo2'
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

6or ben, Der bar Gpit til at ituOert,
tr fSlacnOs nOstt at pusIs msO: 2aS
3aact al oint Srpbre, Der rr giue.
forSOblt oct. lag iaa 3 til. muItjpIiier
Rsiultutct mcO 3. lG9 ian btrttI ?ln'
taast Sptrt qips. multhliisr RtiuI'
tatCt msO 10, lag til gRtaatt al oinr
ABODE 5eittnOe. c9 trGt fra $50.
Nj llotommst oil BET beire 3aI repre-
ientrre 9lntallet al be aiOsoe ott miOtre
oil pUre 5nuet pnG oinc nulGpsnoe
Sshrt, Oh saast tilOenitrs Uit unsiOs
glutailst al uuItpsnoe Srpore.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13
Sil Earau ben 1Tntl

Sette tr 8aGbst Rano oa RGnO
imelIem blatlot BE- nprile uObper Noro.
Ositen. gtorass 6ribtOsOu9 itaI Der
iaar isires pdG en- fOrilaqcu Rauoe.
Ten ira 0or9e iIhpOrtsreos Sautahsn
ill 9gre lot @ipruhltrhs SitrniOn ital
uiilerts, % ben gnlsonin0 pil 2ur
timber nf RorSntrnO Nelta9s / be tort
6stIiebsOer. SObu y. grttanOer iru
WtnneapOlis itdl bOIOs 5eittaIcn. oa
bare BET er moi til at trGtle 6OIt lang
Usis ira. SlOiaasr fra Rprss uil bli
uOfilIeOs. Ut gammeIOa9s SptU9
6orm al Ii SOuoebrpaup q paa BRO,
artmmct. % 6eittOrlitscu bar intei
iparst baa at 9iprs ,6eilsn til en- Se9i'
ucrbeO. Der ulOrig 'Ommsr til at uopi'
ties AZ Erltsasruts SutOmmeIie. Wsc
uprite O9 amsritnnits alag % 6arurr
blir Belle gten osioreret. O9 bet bin
uoef SaumehIi9niua ben men minOs'
pGroigt 3aa / Rto Riusr SaItns Si'
iprie.
Gil 6arao l?ot Dlai. 2anOsmGuo!
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13
ON aapitolilptuinsciI.

Gt Gietait paa aart,t. iOm uetOp er
farOist fra Sr. g. 6rat PetsriOus
Saono, oil Opsrbspiis bpillsniombrlit
Rano bm, ppOr SUB 9a,Otas aupitOt
ituloe oQ buros faa, for at H'"E: /
6tutrummst al Stai,rs SsiOItnin9,
itripsr "GItooes RstUro". SipI9t
aurtsts Statiitit Optr SnObb9ssraus
tallet, iOnt bet uiitr ig at uGrs | 1900,
er GDlt,untallct Gourtdtrue pGa Belt
iiosn AZ CsIttu ialt 50, S23, msosus Der
pad GhiiOsr tr 34l. .739. 3aar Slud
Oils Siitriltrt unotIgss. tr Der pan
@eitlioen II WisiOurisglptn fun ct
glntaI al %, l4l Renneilsr, bUOrai ca.
Ii, 900 rr Snhianert, iOm bebOr line
ReitrpatiOnerj builttt eiper Picrre en-
iGuonu SsliggeHbeo; at ben bar Om'
trent 80. 900 Snobpgasrs paa ben enc
SiOs % $4,000 paG Den GnNen.
Drug M en- einie ira giOrO til SUB
giennsm glitbtu. iua bar ri ipisenoe
Rsiultater: Git iOr Oenne Stnis bar
ri 22l .357 Wsnueittr og peitenior bar
Ui lS0. 4O6. giu; psIuiIlise SGIsr: tdn
Ou iS, sOor ben fpriie 6OroeI for ben
itsrhs 6OltsmGu9ot er? 2an Der UGs
re nogsuiombeIft @runO for, At aGpis
toilet itulos utObIipe at pGrs gisrrs.
naGr ieg @an9s iaa mango Wlsnnsiter
Dor paa GitiiOsn al gpsn iOm paG
9ehiiotnl DtithcH bar 10000 Here
Wenneilsr nau Ghltotn al fig sno paa
9efnOen; msn Ositnr 6OriIleI er lite
messt Oe oil mtO 3ioen uoiGUnss pGa
ben fOre StrGtuinG UeitODer. Wits
deli sr pg oil aItio UeobIiUt ut UGre
Geutrummtt for 2tatsus SsiOIiniRa,
% ben bhrOt fsttts al DC 34l, 739
3nObpaatrt sftnibr Wisiouri.GLpcn
iaaUsliOht be 81, 900 | SIad oils.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

.. I. S,Issieh bar itiast iis iOm
aanOiSat for 8uusrnsrpGroisbtOsn
paa ben r.pubIitauits galSitbOtl
Toyo Gatota. Sr. Sslgsitu iiGl bare
eli Manp Of Qilis % Sanbtjua. tn gi'
tiussisn tOm 6rpSt Og SdOtI, Os pO.
pular. rSm ban II, tr Der instH. sUiUl
ON, at 6aR bIir nOmiuerct - bUis bare
siatsns fore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ite &Glgsrmasie mSOsr Op Os .gier fin
Observation-Disclosures Pliat beO
grutus; tbi btr st Set. at 9Iantrnt for
gafatamptu lassss. Ger bar be for.
il;taioc Rmiuaer glnItoning FL at
lsmme iiiOroe sisun,m Stsmihtaiaip,
nina. aRh ot imau PstiOrsr, Der iiI,
aeu RsninR bar, bur ROIet iiS bitmms
mad GudusiS Sdgen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13
gpsn grittpn, SOpeptab / aparibal!

gpru grittOn, SOOsOfaO @aribaiI
eOuutp, bauOs ssisS al &pbsn ben
4Oe gRui ON WOrstusn. Oct bar i'lu,
Sntd Sans 9snssitab. Dc Oar sftsr.
iOst nsmIia 9sngsitabst BofttOntOrst
bIsp iprGuat, % be uRotOm msO en-
miHOt 9sHSsium % euOtl rssiitrsrrOs
grepe. fOltet bar itls OpmGriiOn
paa BET, Oa afss Sutsresisr par oDtd,
get al SOnDsntionsn / SiOur sails,
bpOr osrts SgsbarH Rc9Ougal bler
nOmintrst iii gitts@upernsr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

Ten Rt0nltstp btr itriber en- uig'
ti9e Spsr9smaal for sntsn al tOntrOl-
lsre fine 9Gisrts 9tsuinsrr sIlsr for at
imisrr bent. bar uOtrii lupt Sanlcr ON
oisis line WlCobOr9srs SntsIlissnis %
SsIbfGnOisbsOsisIsIis. Og bans SlaO
cr barre luO pGroilsit iom Organ for
OpI1sninp % aultur.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

Ten blsp life tibet langs | glhiiBtet
bisIr iau,alots 3Obns gsunstJ oa be
III bios, 1T bet ;itt bar hani, men en-
Iansi anosn psriOn, geuiidbti ituIOs
oirss pao: "9Se tolo pou 10, Snit
pour Weoitine."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

Naurus SOtui, ben bsrpmtt unsars
lie SOriuiisr. osoe ben Ste Wai Su'
Oabsi. 70 sIur sammsI. Sons Barter
or blrpns operiat ole mOosrnt Sprsg.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

Garl 8uuosrion / SsrmilliOn er
bIspeu uOnGpnt iom en- ai be gIssntsr,
Der iiaI uSiiiiit sanOst paa RUicbuo
Rsisrpatiouen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

gu ganO. Der 6lirDptastt pdu ROit'
bub gtsierpaiiuncr. Sc f0ritt ire ylaa'
ncD,r ciitr aabnirgsbaasn, ltaa Sst'
tI,rnc belal, lor uteO ~ pr. ArI; bet
Yano aer Optaafs sittt Den ,3to. maa
prtalrs mtb 50 ~ pr. Arrr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

aarI 5abr. Snpsrintcnoent ior ct
lJiii.ri SOmpaHi 9Ilaita. bIsO ibiGl.
iluct al en- 9ucianer glGrbtOen al
s4ranSel BEN lht Os.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13
Sdartn.

Stisn CT Beaten por, R0rssS Tate,
nerIist irirtr htr esus bIibs Wast;
Sorbeu uaasRsr ui i'm laRac Spalt,
Snurt osu tlaStr fs bIOuin,tt l;rast,
Yphs SIobtr EtS mob Sausi oduir,
5Osisn ipnssr bttIisi i'm Kraft;
Spsralt itrsT sipti iins 9roHirr.
Spetr Opsrali i'm 1rpusinii.
Siisn Ct SatsR len Dnslinss iSisttt;
St paa siuSsu iipstr Roisr irsm
Stieu Ct sIGosu, itisn butr rbtl SmeTts
RiGTIisbsosn iaTpsimptisT bent.
Sruitis hs seriust ssftr siUsi,
Strsmmtr ipIsis u6 | EaaS Os Sdus.
- SOs I SanssR btIit ibi ben bItv siptt
SsOit at tslit hinge sisrtsrs ftdns.
Stisnuth beg Al uIt sr aanespdarrn,
Sribsos Srtmbuib hos ct GstIt SoIi q.
4 Ssus gIaiis it ylor. al Cub ubtd6rsu
I'll at u0rbs itOTs iautsrs Colt!
5ribtbsiOlsr: Ishs Sintrrus sGufsf,
SisHsb bpsF .h s'ran tisS gin es Pun;
Simlsn OpsfaIt fin SplOt iGufsr
% hi SaaStrait ipulmtr bpsri si Stph.
9, iaa pH ri % ptS S'aartu itpSs.
CAB os ret iOm gusIihssr Ssu ttpSs
-- NtH iOm NGuo % piSs. bUaO ri usS
MUOr msr Os msr ins paa Os ttGussr:
!ppab ta ipitst, msSuss itaI snsaus
Suurt tr Rptst iussii 2lHsIins IGugsL
gaahn uur ROrbsn aIbris lang
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13
StS oimmcriaes Bart.

) 8aribaW 6erierer iOrtiotn fSI'
gsnos lille 9rigsGnstOot:
SITTER BET hofs S6mbdrbtmtHt paa
Bort artbur blsU St. Better en- Rat
pGtist al i'm Sbbu pso en- hart BAN
len paa Similsvists Bort. San liz
ssOs uO sisnn.m Rsslsbullst % nj Gie
paG en- mGgtig Sldre bIpOenos % Itm'
lGhsot Rusisrs. Spao oil g."
raabts Sf. Better. - "gi er fG.Ons for
Giarrn Uto Bort Art5ur." "guu,
% fad2" - "SS YaptR loptOt, at ri
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-05-13

ellington. epo safota. sreoas. fsos ysaL 1904.
Cañon City record., 1904-03-10
1.-The Gentleman From Indiana"

were driving their chariots over the
bridge The chill breath passed. leav-
ing the air again TO Its hot inertia.
81 did not want TO 60" she said at
last, with tears just below the surface
of her voice. Il wanted TO stay here.
but he--they wouldn't can't
"wanted 10 stay herey' he said hus-
kily. not turning. Here? In In
dianay
"Yes."
"In Roucn. you meanT
in Plattville."
"In Plattviller' He turned now. as
founded.
"Yes. Wouldn't you have taken me
on the HeraldT' She rose and came to-
ward him. Il could have supported
myself here IL you would. and I've
studied how newspapers are made.
know l could have earned a wage. l
could have Lelped you make 1t a daily"
He searched in vain for n trace Of rail-
lery In her voice. There was none
She seemed to intend her words to be
taken literally.
81 don't understand" he said ~
don't know what you mean"
that / ought to stay here; that my
conscience tells me | should; but L
can't. and II makes me very unhappy.
That was why acted so badly"
your consciencer' he cried.
"0h. l know what n tumble and puz-
zle II must seem TO your
II only know one thing-that you are
going away tomorrow morning and
that I shall never see you again"
The darkness had grown intense.
They could not see each other. but n
wan glimmcr gave him hceting. misty
view OF hc=. She stood half turned
from him. her hand TO her check In
the uncertain fashion OF his great mo
mcnt In the afternoon. Her eyes. he
saw In the flying picture that he
caught. were troubled. and her hand
irembled She had been irresistible In
her gaycty. but now that mysterious
distress assnilcd her. of the reason for
which he Ind no guess. she was 20
ndorabiy pathetic and see ned such q
rich and lovely and sad and hnppy
thing to have come into his life only to
20 out OF II. and he was 10 full OF the
prophetic sense of loss OF her. II seemed
so much like losing everything. that he
found too much TO say to be able to
say anything.
He tried to speak and chokcd n little.
big drop OF rain fell on bis bare
head. Neither OF them noticed the
weather or cared for It. They stood
with the renewed biackncss hanging
like a drapcry between them.
"Can-cnn you-tell me why you
think you ought not TO gor' he whis-
pcred finally with n great effort
mo: not now. But | know you
would think I am right in wanting to
stay. ! know you would II you knew
about Il: but | can't. ! can't must
go In the morning"
II should always think you right"
he answered In nm unsteady tone. al
ways" lie went over to the bench.
fumbled about for his hat and picked
II up.
Come" he said gently. Il am going
now"
Cañon City record., 1904-03-10

S1sz,S1 creek when John and Helen
(AESSy reached their bench. (Of
course they went back there.) She
turned to him with a little frown.
why have you never let Tom Mere
dith know you were living so near him
less than hundred miles-when he
has always liked and admired you
above all the rest of mankind? know
that he has tried time and again to
hear of you. but the other men wrote
that they knew nothing, that 1t was
thought you had gone abroad. | had
heard of you. and so has he seen your
name in the Rouen papers-about the
White Caps and In politics-but he
would never dream of connecting the
Plattville Mr.. Harkless with his Mr..
Harklcss: though I did. just little. In
q vague way. knew you, Of course.
when you came into Sir. Halloway's
lecture the other evening. But why
haven't you written to my cousinr'
"Rouen seems rather far away to
me-" he answered quietly. 1--WE been
there only once. half day on business.
Except that. I've never been much far
ther than Amo-and then for a conven-
ton or to make a speech-since came
here"
"Wicked," she exclaimed, ''to shut
yourself up like this! l said It was fne
to drop out of the world. but why have
you cut or your old friends from you !
Why haven't you had relapse now
and then and come over to hear Ysaye
play and Melba sing. or to see Mans