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New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

inevitable noises from the two streets outsiC
A building modelled on the plan gives the requ
ite light if it is erected in the middle of bloc
One of the important changes made in the whC
design is the substitution of ornamental iron fen
for the stone wall that incloses the courtyard in t
original
Some of the most artistic of the architectural {
tails of these buildings shown in the ma
doorways and entrances. The entrance
Public School No. I47, at Henry and Gouver-
neur-sts., is a noteworthy instance of beauty in
mass and detail This is of red sandstone, COM
bined with the red brick of the upper stories.
and is in the English Gothic of the
Elizabethan period. The carving is ornate and
tasteful and is not at all expensive. A sharp
contrast to this is afforded by view of the west
portico of No 153, at Andrews and Burnside
aves., structure in gray stone and oak that has
the feeling of the domestic English Gothic and
resembles the entrance to an Episcopal chapel
in some prosperous suburban town rather than
that of public school.
No. 16s, at One-hundred- eighth-st. and
Amsterdam-ave., has a remarkably handsome
entrance of gray stone and gray brick, in
the style of the French chateau. With its
gargoyes and ornate iron-lamp brackets and
the carved seals the wall overhead it has
all the best elements of the most distinguished
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

style of architecture France has produced.
The principal doorway to No I67, at Mott-ave
and One hundred and forty yfourth-s is charming
example of the English perpendicular Gothic of the
Elizabethan period The tracery over the doors.
the iron lamps and carved lions in combination with
the overhead windows and angular columns make
this entrance a pure illustration of the style The
entrance to No 100 Rvington and Suffok-sts.. is
another example of English Gothic in buff limestone
and Hght-gray brick There is a marked feeling
of the old Dutch influence the English style to be
seen in the main doors of No. So. at Andrews and
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
Amt LENTINE' NIGH 7

the lady. sir-have you decided upon herr"
And he smiled. 1t sounded like shopping
Mr. Jarman hesitated 'WeT. wees. Rob
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Burnside aves.. The Bronx, which with the green
lawn and growing vines its base makes the front
resemble that of English country house. Another
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

T was quarter to six. There were scurry-
ing feet in the corridors outside. and
elevator bells were ringing Half an
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15
|BONAPA RlE SEEKS
TO STOP HAzING
Secretary Of Navy Will Dismiss
Middies and Prosecute Them
for Assault il Possible.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Washington, Dec. 15.-secretary
Bonaparte will dismiss Midshipmen
vanderyeer and Coffin from Annapolis
for hazing Midshipman Kimbrough and
wall, II possible, prosecute them for as
saultlng the midshipman, who was their
victim. -
He has requested the attorney gener.
81 to give him an opinion asssto whether
the II naval |. e cademy reservation is under
the jurisdiction Of the United States or
of the state Of Maryland and he has also
requested the attorney general to inter.
pref the law relating to hazing.
a report in the case Of Midshipman
jerome Pettus Kimbrough, who was
forced to stand upon his head until he
became unconscious, was received by
Secretary Bonaparte from Admiral
Sands, superintendent Of the naval acad.
eniy. Admiral Sands recommends the
dismissal Of Midshipmen Warren A.
vanderveer and Trenn1ore Coffin. r..
for hazing Kimbrough. This recon.
incubation will be approved.
Further Punishment.
While Secretary Bonaparte declines
to state his purpose in asking for an
opinion as to whether the academy reser
vation IS under the jurisdiction of the
federal government or Of the state of
Maryland, it is understood that he de
| sires this point settled so as to decide
whether or not the midshipmen can be
turned over to the state authorities for
punishment for assault after they have
been expelled or whether the prosecu-
ton must be brought by the federal
government. He declares the law relat.
ing to kazing is not clear and he de.
sires the opinion of the attorney gener-
al on certain points which will govern
the secretary Of the navy in melting out
punishment to the offenders.
It is the purpose Of Mr.. Bonaparte
| to stamp out hazing. 1t is now appar-
emit to the secretary Of the navy that
hazlng has not been abolished and
| while it may be given the name OF
| running, = it is nevertheless hazing
Congress Is Blamed.
Captain Brownson, who was former.
~ superintendent Of the academy, was
the subject Of much unfavorable crit
he retired from the position Of superin
tendent Of the academy he declared III
his official reports that hazing was
abolished. It has developed that ha.z
| ing has been.practiced continually in de
finance of a law providing for summary
dismissal Of midshipmen who engage il
the practice. Congress itself is also
criticised. Almost Immediately after
! passing the law providing for the dis
missal Of midshipmen for hazing, i
| adopted q resolution reinstating three
midshipmen who were expelled for haz
ing. This action has had bad effect a.
the academy, as congress practically
nu]lifed the law it adopted and since i
did 50 there has been an increase Of thu
inhuman practices. A.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15

" o %
ruho
auo refund ey prpay
than the &43e##
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15

waterway commission, to withhold the
issue Of any further rights or privi-
leges for the diversion Of these waters
enough data to formulate joint rules
to regulate the disposition of the water.
Rival power companies. on both sides
Of the river are trying to extend their
plants, and the commission has pointed
ont to the war department that the
future navigation Of this great artery
Of commerce may be seriously jeopar-
died unless some regulations are
adopted that shall be binding upon
both sides. z3js1@3ET
The acceptance Of the commission s
recommendation, which is regarded as
probable here, would imply the con-
tinuance of the body for another year
at least, and it may be that in the
legislation that will be proposed to
congress by Secretary Taft, provision
will be made for permanent interna-
tional waterway commission. The ex-
listing commission has expended most
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15
OIL i I TRUST {, GRIP
ON The IS'THMUS
Standard Oil and Amador in Cor
flict with American Gov.
eminent. p
Journal Special Service.


Panama, Dec. 15.-The Standard Oil
isthmus and as a result the friction be-
tween President Amador and Governor
General Magoon is increasing. The
Standard, following It's policy Of secur-
ing all concessions that seem promising,
sent agents here some time ago to look
over the field. The agents discovered
that the Panama Railroad company op
Grating under it's agreement with the
United States government, enjoyed prac.
tically q monopolys5of all transporta'
tion and carrying along the isthmus.
an uncomPromising subject, the agents
for the oil company proceeded to get
into touch with the president of Panama
and it was announced today that the
Standard had succeeded in securing a
franchise for the construction Of dual
pipe lines along the ,isthmus, first from
Colon to Panama and the second. to
connect Bocas del Zorro, on the Bay Of
CEirieui, with David, on the Pacific.
AS an evidence ofSthe workings Of the
Standard Is agents it is stated that the
concession was not obtained directly in
the name Of the New Jersey corporation,
companies, the Union Oil company of
California. The concession was obtained
thru the efforts Of Senior Jose Angus
tin Arrange, chairman Of the separatist
triumvirate, who arranged the famous
Panama revolution.
It Is likely that there will be live.
~ fight between the Standard Interests
and President Amador on one side and
Chairman Magoon and the American
administration on the other. Mr.. Ma
COON disputes the right Of President
x So,p or offS oSo1 IF
granting any franchise to affect the
canal strip, which was coded to the
United States by treaty, and is likely to
take energetic steps in the matter
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15
New Short Line Service to Southern
California

Commencing December 18th and daily
thereafter the North Western Line and
City, reducing the through time to Cali
fornia. nine hours with first class train
service the entire distance.
Leave Minneapolis $3.50 pm, st. Paul
9:05 pm, arrive Omaha 9:35 am, Og-
den 2:30 pm. next afternoon and Los
Angeles 4s45 pm. the day following. =
This means that in less than sixty
eight hours you pass from the land Of
snow to where every month is June.
For further information call at 800
Robert street, st. Paul, and 500 Nico1let
avenue, Minneapolis, or address T. W.
Teasdale, General Passenger Agent, st.
Paul. ss@..s IA. IS s.'.r
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15
DUAL PROTECTION
FOR 500 WATERS
Movement Toward Joint Action
by Governments Of Canada
+ and United States.

50 Washington, Dec. 15.-To prevent in
sfernational complications growing out
of the indiscriminate use Of the waters
sof the Sault Ste. Marie by Canadian
and American power companies, an eff
SO secure the adhesion Of the govern
ments Of the two countries to an agree
ment recommended by the international
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15
WOMAN ADJUDGED INSANE
Miss Louisa Swanson Committed to
Rochester ASYLUM

SALTWATER, MINN.--Miss Louisa Swanson,
age II years, who has been living for many
years with sister at Alton, was adjudEed by
the probate court to be. mentally unbalanced
and will be taken to the Rochester hospital. At
times she is violent and shrieks day and night.
She was born in Sweden.
Robert ]. Porter, South Saltwater saloon
keeper, who was at the city hospital for a
time on account of nervous prostra ton, and was
permission to return home with his Wife. he
will be kept under treatment for time
Emil Teske, son OF Julius Teske. Is at the hos
pital at Two HarDers dangerously wounded nss BY
sea THEE In ta an
The saloonkeepers Of the city, twenty eight In
number, have signed an agreement not to give
Christmas gifts to customers. e
MARsHALLTowN, IOWA. large band Of
Sac asd Fox Indians from the TanaS feservat ton
have. established camp on Beaver creek near neal
part Of the state hunting and trapping. It is
an old and favorite haunt Of the Indians. Many
years ago they had village where the town
MARsHFELD, WIS Farmers in this sec
Sac and Fox Indians from the Tap9a reservation
this winter visiting farmyards ,n packs PACK and
ty, adjoining, the same conditions exist to the
extent that the authorities there have decided
to increase the bounty to $50, In the hope Of
exterminating the animals AZ general wolf
hunt Is being talked Of, but as yet no definite
action has been taken.
MooRHEAD, MIMI. Since the opening OF
court, seven persons have taken out their second
OF full citizenship papers at the Office Of the
clerk Of court. 3s
AMEs. IowA.--zzDr j. ii. Mcneil, professor Of
science at he sats
International stock show 10 Be- held q Chicago
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15

Of it's appropriation Of $4,000 during
the past summer and autumn, and if it
is kept alive, additional sums must be
provided. ~ T.. = RS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-15

MooRHEAD, MINN.-Since the opening Of
court, seven persons have taken out their second
or full citizenship papers at the office Of the
clerk OF court. .ssS VI
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-26
@n sammel SjOmll.

) "Wlelbourne Serolo" leperes Dill
leoet al Ell 9ammel norit Sigmano,
Peter @reen (6renO, % Il Spalte
ofres paa bans Yio9rai.
Geriom bet, iom fortGlles on bam,
er lanot, er bun o9lau Omtalen p0ro,
% ret mango ber / Melbourne uiloe
pilt 9jort &eIen til g3illiamstomn for
at ie bam pmboro "Yelslielo" - bet
en9el'ts yartiiib. men bpilie! ban
Iater on lite bette Siib ailertoe bar
pGrct l0roi0t til at niieile "'
Fetcr @reen ital pGre iGbt garpit
ben 2ocn Nttober 1914 % 1ope iaret
tllljos Nioen 2iaGrsaloeren, oltiaa /
lamIuloe 50 slarl % cnonu iarer ban
tllljes 'Om NIatrOs % tan saa tjlueirs
iom Den beolte.
llnoer lin lanNe 6qrtstio bar ban
naturli9ps oplepet meget oa poret uo-
lat for coltIlli9e 6nrsr, men alorio
bar ban li99ct lilien9s for Spooom
no9en eneltc GQ9 uOen ior7 9lar liosm,
oa ban Sionep ialot neo / &ummet
% brNtteOe ct Bar &bben. Gn oam=
mel Slemono Iom Ipr 30 9lnr loen
Ior ianlnlen meO cireen, beretter, at
ban allereoe haooG 9nnite bpiot Saar
o9 mantte Iorne (>uaret O9 gipe fig ub
Tor pn9re emo ban bar, naar ban lp0te
9Dre. Wlcn bar ban iprlt omboro
bllte ban mart at ban tlInoe iDloe lin
FlGo5, troos ct @0arfnrpen bulteoes
bort ct Bar SN9e. Green lDnes, al
9utlDen9 WIatroier er nn9le Stpmpcrc
| ut Nrbeloe, O9 at DC lite tuHler S0m=
menl9rln9 meo ben, lom iunbtes
bans e9ne llngoomsOuge. giUlten az
ting pmboro er tlelnere III enc Qamle
Gage unoiOqen HolibolOei, Tiger
ban,
glulirolen ioa ban iprlt / 1868 iom
M(dtros pmboro / Bart "94Cleslep".
Senerc 9loyoe ban Here gieilrr pno Ss-
bHnet bar meo at lorlile SapislirU0et
% blep bier9ct Ql Yrigantine ,liabel"
Der 'nmmen meo "Gor" par noe og
lpgte eIter 6ranilin. llere emo II
@un8e bar bon pGre; runot Sap Oorn
o9 elltrs belpgt be iIelte gOnoe baaoe
pnrme % toloe, men i'm 6eoebD 9ar-
Oli, bar ban lite uUret lioen 1880, ooo
mlnoes baN meget oel Steoer oe per-
Toner ocr'ra. Slp CT enonu arbeios=
'er r9 lips9lao % iaa raft tilbens, al
ban 'Orleoen ipaolereoe De II Wiil fra
UielbOurne til 29ilIilmsipwn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-26

II Ter al &laoeue ira ct. paul, at
9|oro Sat0tas Strrpolitilere after har
bd6t et &iUrligbsoSuinnltio / nnpnit
S0. 9}aur 4}altinpolititSrne { opr
Sr'tcrltnt itll r,parere life pp!itiite
ejiUroer p9 gJors Mciternt tGttere /
line @ayn idinles os dltio / 81. Faul.
Spor nttr I. 81. Sub Qa9lioure ellcr
glec W}t&in5je om 9lar'd9en Ill, at Dc
bOloer lit &dao % l0a9er iinc liNiisr
Nlaner uoenior peres t0tn Erpbibi
iiOnsliat, Uil Be iauoi0uligOis bciUare
SporosmGalet meo garrgeldnos Orb;
"0por tribes no9et tort o9 Iijent
5pNn9!" % iorii0tte:
"yao Sotct robe ben teyte 5oio
% iGtte 6obcn unoer egct Noro
6ribco iol gotC ioI 'ooocl ior'Sbor
Tor Oen, l9nr lioen 81, nm ior Ell TOR
gGo ferncreu tlm tGnte met paa Ntooen
nj Outter Gus ibeIll9e N'opls Staoen
nou9er '9Ioub q"
% fIettcr erte Noouo
politiit toll Tor 9tolo Tatotn StQten.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-26
Grfnriiomspriier,

6Cr Nteoet al 9lmnteus 9ltbletic
Ns'n. / Uantton iGlges 5ernbancbil=
letter SisletOn 24oe, 25oe % 26oe
Vtai, 9ooe lOr 5ilba9freiie inotil 29oe
Tor ell o0 en- 5reoeoel al oen re9ulQre
Prls. ge9Dnoenoe l0oe Wlai til 30te
september pil 6rturiionsbilletter blipe
at 1aa tpbt bper ,Sreoa9 % gproag
Ior Bur og &etur ira Sisieton til Sr=
tonollle lor 81 80, 9oo for Heturn ben
paa'plgenoe Wtanoug. 5ur o9 &etur,
bllletter pll O9laa blipe iol9t oagli9 for
$40 gOoe ipr 80 Gage. yilli9e
&eiler til San 6rancisco og Sos 9ln=
9eles, Sat-, og tilbase Mai %, 80 o9
81 Sunl |, 9lu9ult 8, Z, s, 9, 10,
II, II, l3 % II, goOe Tor 80 Gage.
lliai 10, s28.06 for Yilletter til
Senuer, COLORADO Springs % pueblo,
6olo.
C9oen, SGlt Gate 6itp, lltab, lite
sla8ie s4l.06; 2oen alasie $50. 56.
Gan 6rancisco, Sos 9ln9eles oe
San EiegO, Sal, lite alasie s6l.OO;
2oen 3lusie s5l 90.
.. Is. 6rOsbp. 2lgent.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-26
Ill Wjoruitjcrn: Sjuralpl,.

''9h moa ou ie Dig ON, b.i salnle Mano.
~ bar Imob big inart oct belle ganb ="
Get Rane, en lcIu ION ing Ell Sloins 9ap,
oi9 llillcs iii a. uno lom sioens srap.
ct lnaar CT buiot Git Spn CT blepet lp0ttet
Tin l%n er llep bit Srilino ipgnoet ben
Gin 9Irm CT maj. Din lielft 2in9e nrttet,
Al loroumS Nosy bare Aeg i9ien
III var cn Nep6tng Oct irieS ve.r
III pot I'll Ncit'i >, oerIa9 o9 Sttr
III Hog ioo tiot' ior lior9es 6reo o9 Neo,
oS oerIor bpore6 D. tipetS Mpelo.
Nfen in8en oIoing oS pao 9icem binore.
Ill &Gu Oil 9tor9e taloer aompehs yfr,
9hi trGnaeS 2'rplt lom iloar. o9 Slit, ion
tinorer,
Wen ins,n 6orticStiompe roo gRet,r!
Scrior lag SpGrOet neo. llaa OF DIT 5elt
% boil meo 9Sre. 9oine Nribeosbclt
W'ens oet er reut o9 init. LIB ialoe MoS.
Sbi ben er enet bin lanae Arbeiosbas. -
III 9amIe oi9eern yao Ningen bpile
Zen iui9tef mi Tens arGiter CT iorbruat.
S'il MI ocnS ElGrc ou mos Heioen iple,
bet bIir tnm Staten, life ImelIu9t.
en bon ira bet uuoe 9icrse.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-26
SC iGle Wtus.

9ierpeie Gbn0etre, lom itri9er op /
piloen Stp, naur tIlfGlOi9Ois en- lioen
M}us er tnmmct 9}Urhcben al Dem,
bebGOer MI lite lUnQer at lt0mme zig
oOcr oenne RUOicl i oct tolOslale
ameritanite Sirius "EArnums Og BAT
lepa Establishment" lom ior ct BAR
2(Qr lioCl BAR pna Sournee europa %
er penDt tilba0e til glmerita, bar man
/ ben lioite 3iO anltiIlet Grperimenter,
ipm piier, at Storlteparten al piloe
Spr er raienoe an9it for Nlius
"a bet ltore Cirrus fOrIeOen pp0pIot
Jig / Bridgeport Gppnecticut, uorDt=
teoe en- al 6nu,tiOuGrerne Spens
2lpiicr, at ban pniteoe iig en- bel Del
lepenoe Ntus o9 9tOtter. gNlte Dag
par Gtdblisiementet beleiret al bele
SpGrme Smaagutter, ipm bra9te bam
llpcnOe Waa m0sieDis. NINn be9pnotr
MI itrar Grperimcnterne.
9resipren GOutIjn tOg en- al De
minolte 9lhs % latte ben ino &Onge=
ti0eren "NRubnmeo"s Eur ga 5i0eren
iii Gie pan QtuiCn, io'r Den meo ct
IpUloi0t Sprang ben bet ijRrpele
Nlprne al Nuret. Olulen bar oerimoo
en- opb &o tilituei oct lille Gpr git
0anitg u9euert ben til 3igeren O9
0iorOe atrpbatilte Goellcr pau Oens
Ben. "N(ulameO" ipntea lite at pGre
GDmnultjicren ilenOtliglinoet, Den lpb
bare foritrGttet runot. Silliolt lor=
barmeoe 1rs3ipren Jig Oper Sigeren %
toa Muien 20 Al Suret,
9erpua prqpeoe ban nleo Ssperne.
0iaie bar Jig life minOre ieigt 40,
"4rinte", pen ltsrlte al oem lsiteDe
0oOet iaa beit iOm muli9t tnurreoe
% bOiOt N8 bebsrig NIltano lra
Mtulen.
Ntan tog III Wtulen bort. banot en-
5raao til Ct al pen9 gagben og bra9te
Den ino eleIuutbulet, Ser Tom BET
li0eirem til Yunit, Tor Der er intet, Ell
Gleiont er mere an9lt for emo Ell Wlus.
Sc tj0mpeltore 4pr lelteoe Snablerne
boit &eiret O9 Uorsote 9lennemtrGn.
genOe Strig. 9!an tog oa burtI9
N&uien no isjen, iaa me9et mere iom
3prpusisrne srlnoreOe, at lpr enoel
9lar iioen bar nOgle Wus trGngt ino i
Gleiantbuiet, buorOoer Der bar Opltaaet
en- iarli9 panit.
G0iaa 9lber, ojiruIIer % aGn9u3.
ruer imurte itpnoiomt Souier peo Sp-
net al Wtuien. Nanite anoerleoes
mooi9e bar Pumaerne o9 Sjer9lsper=
ne, oa man lntteoe no8le &otter ino
til benz. Ss iprans ltrar los paa Sps
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-26
Alaifas pupulGrc gSeE.

gImcriius pppulUreiie Manb / gllas
lta er 0anite iitlert Ssnntor &nute
9felion. Snns pnrme ,Sntercsie Ior
"a bans priitiene fnNoeliom perIonli9e
@citr0bclier ior al opbiUlpe ocnnc Dor
Ierne n0 nhiOesligaenoe %eiiooelie bar
blort ham ituttt % albolot Iom ingen
anoen al Den bels SeIolinins
9Pr ,. Z. Subbaro fra Babies,
9NaIia luu i S9noaaS opbclot ia j
lt. paul, 9aU oenne Siemnin9 llo-
trgi en- Somtolc. ban bapoe mfo en-
Nspcrter ira en- al Y)sns Sasb!aoe.
6oltet 9uailn,, lortoltS ban, betrastcbe
Senator g}elIon iorl Yin Schator". :
";Snsen' 0lano I De 5br0leoe Stdter
bar 9iort mere ior 9naiia cno Senator
Nelion", bcli,Grleoe DIR. Subbaro
piosre. 4Sper Sang oet bar poret
npopenOiat at iaa ncacl aorciilt / Sns
teresie Al 9nuila, 0dr oi tiaiosiulot
henpenO. Os ill ham, % ban bar altiO
bereppil,i0 tomnet ps iii SjGlp. W'in.
neiptas Senior Seuator bar Wsolsm
al Den &e9jerin9stonmislion, iom ior-
nDlig beie9te gllaiia, pg ban tOg tn
udrm Antertsie / 2anoets TeIf fGrn.,
en al De Sager iom ira ct pOlitiii
Stanopuntt betra9tet Tor n9rpGrenoe
melt beitjWfti9er geioltninSen, er at
litre Nlaita tilberli9 &eprUlentation i
g3albington. Der ranoer iiplge Wlr.
0ubpsro coilili9 Wtenin4 siOriilel 3g,
bpprbiot ben territpriule 6orm lpm
Stprel0t er ben beolte eler lite; men
be ilelie al gllaltas Snopaanere er
eni9e ON, at be buroe bobe en- pfiltiel
heprNientaipn Al en- tler anoen 2rt
Sc iorijeli9e Planet, Der bar uo0r-
beiOcoe berom, tllOtnieoe5 Al llolte
&on9res, uGientli9 iom 5sl9e al. at
Der lite tunoe opnndes Gni9beo mellem
Senatet o9 &cprGientnnibuiet Ses
natet bar life / SNpsr uf Ell ioltepalgt
Sele9at O9 Ouici bar imoo, at Gele=
0aten limpeltben ituloe uon0bnes al
Ocoiomneno, N+noi94eo % !eq lit
man in9en.
"Ni ieler os imiolertio life moolpie"
erilGrroe 'lhr. 0ubbaro, "o9 bellcr lite
Opla9tc til at tritilcre. Sc 6oreneoe
Staters &eNjerin9 bar Qlort ltore Sing
iOr 9llaiio, o9 ri paalijcnner Bet vi
trOr, at Dor WeliUro er inoiorlipet be
6Oreneoe Stuters YeliGro, O9 ri oil
meo @lGoe lnmnrbeioe meO ben ieoernle
&c9jerin9 iOr at bringe Vptte o9 Yels
ltano til ale. "giOroOeiten"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-26
SuIlocligen bt4gi III Wctjcnoelic.

Zen 9omlc Nirteburoe Wluiebp, tpcrQC
bnYof iommcntci5 ale inc lIabocr til "lG
itelo9 NJ e9ct !nuS. }Iue lnoIonot ll9 90
bI0noi oisiC o9ioa 8Orl ,lobon ira Disrtbult
8orl ,,oban UGr itte uel tilmooe, ioet bar
pioite, at ban par mstGutt ior at bupe nou,
let Ell NJ Freite9OurOens bcofe @rpoer o(
brogt meo zig til Niertbult.
8onbGnoe ct lniloclig Rueb tunoe pPrt
bra % brin9e ypS ben gag. tGnttt Mirte
bprocn. oQ ban eiier WiooltOet IRitc in &sn
3 lom tGptt, l9q 9lort.
"lht, mine leHner," ia9oe ban, "lao os
olle beie uore 'NOpeOer pnoer Noroou9en, 10,
ri aiihtter Dor @lnoo9t"
}ule beieOc lNoUeOet unOer 2ugen
g inben eg iortiGtter 2lnOa9ten ipsr
ger je9 Gr ! o1r unoer 2u9en2"
$40"
8irtebprSen: "Gr ban, icm niul @m
ben, o9lao unOer?"
aar Soban (ubetGntlomu "5a pa. !"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-26

9tep. Fl. ,. .. 94HeOer, Del bar
pGret uoitnOt al Den reiormereoe Sitte
iom W}isiionHr til Sapan, er npli9
tommcn tilba9e til 2lmeritd, mcobrin=
genoe en- 2lnbeiOling9itripelie ira le=
oenoe iapanciiite Siiicerer iamt ct
pro9tist SOGrO iOm @aUe til Fr0ii-
bent &oOieoelt, Ter li99rr it.e lloen
3rOni Den uoOiitc lpm@rtiombco.
9e japaneiiite CIiiccrer bar moaIlc
9autt no ira, at naar Ul life bar Hru9
iDr pore e9ne NtiaiionGrer iau maaiie
ct Sprro piloe tunne bru9es, O9 lao
ienote Dc bet meO en- irilien 0|is=
llpnGr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-26

Sra ct 6bicQ9o-Ylah tlipper ri Igl=
9enoe; On lGnQe iNUnet Sen al
6briliinn q. 6Nlien, en- rig 9loelsm0no
/ Bergen, gtOrge, er blepen gjeniunoen
/ SraooOt, Pu., bpor ban er oniat
iom Motormano peo Qittsbur0 Haii=
map COMPANY. Sans giaun er 6rant
6allen 09 er a3 2lar 9qmmel. Sans
6preiaite giuer bQm JiOs for at pUre
Ell ualminOelig Hint glrbeiosmano.
San unolOo at 9ipe CplBsning ON
8runoen, bOorfor ban forlco Siem=
met. - 6pr Os ipnes Oct life ppre
ida oanlteli9t at gjGtte, bbOrIOr oenne
Noelsmano reilte bjemmeirn. Sans
bele Sonltitution bar maaite oGret iaa
robuIt, at ben bar ir0pet trOpsliot
glrbeioe, og bans iterte 2e9eme bar bu-
let en- 9lano, Der life bar tunnel p0nne
Ii9 til Den 9amle @eroens Spiatning
al en- pirteli9 2IoeI5manO, 6un bar
me9et Del Uiolt, at ON ban t0iieoe al
iig 5rpien ug tilireositiQeoe line na=
turli9e SrQO UeO 8rOUt 9lrbeioe lit
6GorelanO, OilOe bans 9lnieelie blunot
2lriitOtratiet ipnte neo til 9iul, o9 bans
mentale 5illtuno biloe blioe betra0tet
iom msset tpipliom. Saa ianot ban
bet beoit at iege bio, buor 2lrbeioets %
6Oretu9iombeoens 9loel er SpiiGost.
Ser bar BET in9en Stnm at uoisre
grpOere glrbeiOe, og ber Ianot ben nors
iit Aoslsmuno Jig tlrstte.