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Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
GETS RESULTS FROM "ADS."
Pastor Uses Want Columns and His
Fellow Presbyterians Flock
to Services
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
MIDDLETOWN, N. Y, Feb. 3.-The
Rev. Walter lockwood Ferris, former
ly pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Bay Ridge and now pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of this city,
has devised a novel means to induce
his flock to attend union evangelistic
services now in progress in St. Paul's
Methodist church here. There are in
charge of the Rev. DR.. Allison, the
noted evangelist
The Rev. Mr.. Ferris had inserted in
the want" columns of each of the
three evening newspapers here the
following paid advertisement:
WANTED, members of First Presby-
terian church at union services aft
ternoons and evenings at the Metho-
dist church. Walter lockwood Fer
ris.
The minister paid regular rates for
the advertisement and was highly graf
hed tonight to see large numbers Of
his people at the services. The Rev.
Mr. Ferris during last year was a
delegate from the Ministers associa-
ton of the city to the Central Labor
union, being the first clergyman who
ever occupied a seat in that body,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04

interpretation-and that is bad. 1t is
necessary for the sake of the men OF
the future to protect the young from
pictures which tend to arouse the
vicious tendencies of the man-nature
Understand, please, 1 am not condemn
ing all posters of women in tights, but
only those that are distinctly evil.
Personally 1 am opposed to the
function Of censorship being vested in
the superintendent of buildings. L
have every confidence in Mr.. Edwards,
the present incumbent of the office, but
the position is appointive, and the
man who succeeds him may have diff
ferent viewpoint. / believe the only
practical method will be to have the
offenders in court and let a jury view
the pictures and hear the evidence"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
CHURCH CAKE OF ST BILLS
Congregation Enjoys Unusual Fea-
lures at Annual Gathering-Ad-
mission Fee a Potato

P1TTSBURG, Feb. 3.-Members of
the congregation of the Point Breeze
Presbyterian church at the sixteenth
annual giving service were somewhat
startled last night at the exhibition Of
q cake that was formed of 81 bills.
Aside from this the contribution of
edibles were so great that the platform
upon which the gifts were piled nearly
collapsed.
The climax of the evening came when
a class Of boys appeared before the
members of the congregation bearing
a large plate, Upon this was a cake.
10 the surprise of everyone present one
OF the boys pulled at the end Of a
ribbon that protruded from beneath the
pastry. There was a sudden transfer
nation. The cake contained a long
ribbon, knotted with about 100 81 kills.
Another feature Of the evening was the
admission fee. 1t was one potato, and
about eight bushels were received.
The classes taking part were those
of Miss Forsythe's, which appeared
with toys and games; Miss Sue Naples
with brooms soap mops and bundles
Of household articles; Miss Kalichner S
with small express wagons filled with
Discuits j. c. Grey's, with canned
goods; Mrs. w. j. PattersOn's, with
loaYes of bread. The members Of Ed
ward Godfrey's class were dressed as
Indians wrapped in blankets The
blankets We're added to the donations
Miss Margaret Hallock's class brought
bouquets of cabbage tied with blue rib
boni Frank c. Days class carried
canned beans; Miss Mary Lloyd's class
OF attractive young ladies were dressed
as nurses and carried stretcher filed
with delicacies for the sick.
The donations viii oe distributed
among the poor Of the congregation and
those Of the neighborhood.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
REGULAR LOVES FERRY, THIS
Pipe Bursts in New York and Gallant
Escorts Garry Fair Ones Across
Avenue
Special to The Herald.

special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, Feb. "A bursting
water main shortly before the theater
hour tonight transformed fashionable
Fifth avenue into a raging flood, which
absolutely prevented traffic of any
kind.
The main burst close to the dining
rooms of the Waldorf-Astoria, which
were filled with men and women in
evening dress. The break caused a
terrific report, which sounded for
blocks and seemed to shake the earth.
Following the report geyser stream
of water shot about 100 feet into The
air, and then the street began to cave
in about the break. Immediately a
flood of water poured down the avenue,
in short time rendering the thorough
fare unsafe for traffic.
The hotels were filled with theater
parties, but there was no way in which
the ladies could be transported across
the street to the playhouses. The cab
men had all left, and, so far as con-
veyances We're concerned, the Waldorf
Astoria was absolutely isolated.
AS the hour drew near for the be-
ginning of the plays one brave gallant,
in faultless evening dress, who had
been standing in the hotel lobby wait
ing vainly for a carriage, lifted his
companion in his arms and plunged
into the flood He was cheered heart
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
PROPHECIES STIRs UP ROW

Special to- The Herald.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Feb g.
More than 5000 Seventh Day Adventists
are expected TO leave Battle Creek as IL
result of dispute between Prophecies
Ellen G. White and DR.. John H. Kel-
logg. Prophecies White has for long
time vehemently criticised Dr. Kellogg
and has declared that an adventist i'm
stitution of which he is at the head
cannot be looked upon as a denomina-
tional concern. Two mass meetings
have recently been held, the result of
which it is stated will be the early mi
grafton of large numbers of adventists
to Tacoma Park, near Washington, d.
c., where the church has already es-
ia ablished q COLONY
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
CHAINS ENGINE TILL BILL PAID
Constable Attaches Locomotive and
Fastens 1t to the Track Until
He Gets Money
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
MARION, o., Feb. 3.-In order to
satisfy claim for $35 held against the
Pennsylvania railroad company by w.
A. Ritter, former employe, Constable
Benjamin Blgford today attached a
switch engine in the local yards with an
immense logchain and paddock.
The doughty constable stood guard
over the engine for two hours and re-
fused to release it until L. B. McNeal,
local attorney for the Pennsylvania,
had telegraphed to the railways head
quarters and been given authority to
stand good for the claim.
Before going to the railway office to
serve his writ of execution Constable
Bigford went home and secured the
logchain and paddock for emergency
purposes. Then, when N. e. Price,
local agent for the Pennsylvania, said
he had no authority to pay Ritter his
money, Bigford went into the yards
and chained the engine, while the fire
man looked on in amazement.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
TIGHTS NOT BARRED
IN KANSAS CITY NOW
w. C. T. U. ONLY WANTS SUG
GESTlvE POSTERS STOPPED
All Depends on Morale of the Play
Observation-Disclosures Says She Has
Enjoyed Ladies' in Them as Much
as Any One
Special to The Herald.


KANSAS CITY, Feb. S-"Really,
do not object to tights in the abstract"
said Mrs H. j. Bone last night
Mrs. Bone is the state superintendent
of the humane work of the w. C. T. u,
and has been active in the movement
to eliminate suggestive theatrical pos
ters being displayed on bilboards in
the city. Il have enjoyed the theater
as much as anyone, and have attended
productions where women wore tights
and felt In no way offended. 1t is not
the fact to which | take exception, but
the suggestive result. In all Shake
speare there is no more lovable char
acter than Rosalind in AS You Like
IT. 1t is the morale of the play which
counts.
1.-THE posters to which we objected
are not artistic. not beautiful-merely
suggestive. Taken with the titles of
the productions there can be but one
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
SUBPREFECT LIES
IN THE CUARTEL
CHARGED WITH SHOOTING A
C0UNTRYMAN
Once in Supreme Authority in Tia
Juana, He Loses His Position
When Relative
Goes
Special to The Herald

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 3.-Word has been
received of another former Mexican
official gone wrong in Chihuahua.
-Four years ago Geronimo Azcarate
was the subprefect or in our language
the lieutenant governor of Lower Cal
ifornia and was in supreme authority
in Tia Juana, having only to report to
Ensenada. At that time Sangines was
governor Of Lower California and Az
carate was a relative whom he put
into office.
When Sangines was sent elsewhere
Azcarate lost his position and wan
dered away to old Mexico and the
word which comes back from there to-
day is that in a row he shot a coun-
tryman in the head and killed him
and is now languishing in the cuartel
awaiting examination and probable
punishment.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
TILTED A GRIDIRoN STAR
Special to The Herald.

Elizabeth Sherley, a Kentucky young
woman whose romantic engagement to
TON" Sheylln, the Yale end rush. re-
Gently was declared off. causing SEN
sation. as the announcement of the
engagement had been a surprise, is
now on visit with her mother at The
home of Mrs, George W. Ewing of
Brooklandville in the Green Spring val
ley suburb of Baltimore.
The engagement was broken be-
cause-well, l viii not tell you lust
what the reasons We're" said Miss
Sherley. "They are reasons of my own.
and that settles it. L am not sure that
Mr.. Shevlin knows all my reasons, but
1 do not care to say anything further
about it,"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04

ly by the guests of the hotel, and his
example was promptly followed by
score of others.
The avenue was soon filled by dozens
of heroic escorts, bearing their hand
somely gowned burdens through the
muddy river
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-01-26
Sick
Headache
THE PHoTolsRsrl,t.H

When Your head aches, there
is a storm in the nervous svs-
tenn, centering in the brain.
This irritation produces pain
in the head. and the turbulent
nerve current sent to the stonl-
ach causes nausea, vomiting.
This is sick headache, aud
is dangerous, as frequent and
prolonged attacks weaken the
brain, resulting in loss of
memory, Inflammation, cpl
lepsy, fits, dizziness, etc.
Allay this stormy, irritated,
aching condition by taking
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They stop the pain by sooth-
ing, strengthening and reliev-
ing the tension upon the nerves
NOT by paralyzing them, as
do most headache remedies.
DR.. Miles .Anti-Pain Pills do
not contain opium, morphine,
chloral, cocaine or similar drugs.
Sick headache is hereditary in my
deal. and for many years I have had
spells that We're SO severe that was
unable to attend to my business affairs
for a day Or SO at time. During
very severe attack of headache, took
DR.: Miles AntiPain Pills and they
relieved me almost Immediately. Since
then take them when l feel the spell
coming on and it stops it at onceb
JOHN j. MERRIAM.
Pres. S. 3. Eng. Co., South Bend. Ind.
Or. Miles Anti.Pain Pills are sold by
The first Ipaeksae viii benef;t. II It
fails he will return your money
Is doses, Is cents. Never sold in bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-01-26

THE appointing Of the Ellington
"Puslun" as one of the official
papers OF the county is hailed with
Joy by the tax payers in the north end
OF the county a they all. withou. an
exception, take the "PusLon". That
paper mas a circulation in the north
end of the county rs large as CIPHER
with the rim taken Off and gives the
tax payer a beautiful chance to know
what is being done by the board of
county commissioners. who are sup
posed TO do their work 10 the broad
day light aud have their doin. pub
liShed IN an American paper. There
is not one copy Of the "Puston" comes
to the post office at tins place, which
leads one to think that the commas
SiOner who struggles to Ot'lige the
tax payers in this district, had done
his best. The official papers have
been appointed very conveniently for
the heneht of the people OF tie
county as foiIoN Wilmot Republic
can, ia the center Of the county, the
Sisseton News in the center of the
county, and the pap Ilfb,l.tt
Ellington in foreign language. about
twelve miles from the center OF the
county. I'm the north end so that
everybody should bc happy and per-
fectly satisfied. as The commlss oncrS
have done the best they could or at
least The best the BOSSES would let
theIn. nite Rock Journal.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-01-26
SCHOOL NOTES.
by MARY HANSON.

Tests ia treSh'uan all ira. botany
ewes. Cicero. and NTrsu ihi- week.
ySDr. Griiam visited the High
School last Monday and gave thpru a
very ENJOYABLE aud beneti ial talk
ihe parents are earnestly request
ed not t" >end the 'h ldren To
school before the first bells: $50 m
noon.
Preparations for the next program
have been begun. the same To he
given about ,he last OF February
The classes IN Cicero. Virgil and
",n.lj>h history respectively are
..aarly ready for their midyear en-
aminatlons.
1.-TWO Little ConfrdcrlteS. by
Thomas Nelson Page is being lead to
the High School by their teacher
Miss Bonnie Andrews.
The English Literature class are
reviewing the "Vlcar of Wakefield"
The Senior class have selected
their motto, which is. s'Ex portu in
mare"
Nellie Davis won the headmark in
the third grade spelling contest.
William johnson has left school ia
the third Intermediates
Beginners shall not he admitted
into the first primary after the first
ten days of each semester.
The second semester beg,lh JAM
uary %.
The second primary pupils are do
ing specia: work ON the ESk imc,
making drawing etc.
Harry Derhlnger was a High school
visitor Thursday
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-01-26
POLITICAL POT POURRi.

The democratic state central rOm
mittec met al Sioux Falls on .Ianu-
airy Bird. Though in IL hopeless MIN
GRITTY, the democratic party IN South
Dakota intend to keep on their or
ganiZation. Henry s Nulkmar If
Milbank, Il eadinp democrat aud
5 ate committeeman for Grant rolln-
ty. who was a delegate To the last
national convention at St; Lorls, in
speaking nf democracy in generals avs:
We have 40 chance at present %
win in this state, tut we believe the
time will come when the tide in the
nation will turn and democratic prin-
ciples will prevail In South Dakota
/ G old sores between the Cleveland
and Bryan wings have been healed.
! am for Bryan for president and
Hearst for vice president. | think
me. With such a ticket we ought
to win MIR. Nolkmar says the
democrats will nominate a fun ticket
and endeavoI to maintain an orsani-
Zation in every county in the state
81 strongly advise all democrats, :"
said he, ''to keep away from rebuhli-
can caucuses; there arc just as many
democrats in South Dakota as there
ever was, but they have been seduced
into helping out the warning repub-
lican factions and have lost their
Identity. Let us vote the straight
ticket this year" Mr.. Nolkmer fla
vors Aberdeen as the place for bold
ing the state convention
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-01-26
NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS
WITH APOLOGIES TO MIR. poohpy.)


This is the last week i'm January,
1906 and ii is pertinent To inquire
how many of our readers are SLill
adhcring TO the good resolutions
they made when the glad new year
was in It's early infancy. We trnw
that most o! Snch resolutions have
been rudely shattered and are now
''unfit for publication" as it were.
made few resolutions myself
but ere many moons had waned in
the new year, l discovered, as thu
horse trader said about religion, that
l could not use them IN my business.
On New YAavs day / arose with a
new resolve IN my hea1t. so to SPEAK.
and decided that life was too blamed
short to carry grudges and that
would henceforth turn my back on
the past and live at peace with the
world.
Now there is Patsy McNulty ann
Sorrel-top Mosher. You know what
they have been trying To do to me.
Well, SAID to myself, thinking of
Patsy and MOsh. I'll leave off old
feuds and if | meet .'minc ancient
enemies" going down the street. l'li
go up and snake them by the hand.
If I'm sure they haven't "a half brick
la the other hand. I'll not carry
into the new year the hatreds o. the
old. "Let the dead past bury its
dead" said. Poetry, b'goshD So l
went out on the street feeling pretty
well satisfied with myself.
But alas for human frailty. l
hadn't gone far when who should l
see coming down the street bit
Patsy, and as soon as / saw his face
l concluded that l was more COM
Portable hating him than having him
for trend. He edged off to one
side Of the walk aud acted as IL he
was looking for a brick to make me a
New Year present II. l did the
same.
And then and there decided that
life wouldn't be worth the living If
we didn't kaepour enemies. We eau
have all the friends we need, but it
is our enemies who stimulate us to
hustle. A real strong enemy, one
that hates you hard and one that YOU
would take your coat of to do a bad
turn to, is a luxury you can't get
atons without. and Patsy is that
kind. He Is a good enemy and !
never 60 by his Office without being
IN fear hell spill the chimney down
on my head, and when he passes my
place he walks in the middle of the
street and crosses himself. I'll swear
off on Anything. but Palsy and Mosh,
They are good fighters aud despise
them, and as Mr.. O'Toole says. MAY
they live to ate the chicken that
scratches the gravel over their
graves" Here's long life to 'em. The
others don't count.
NsN
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-01-26

4 4 4 4 \ 4 x x Y y
See those kodak albums 3. the
STANDARD Office.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-01-26
SNAP SHOTS

The Boxers. of Roberts county
have made all sorts OF 'sPromises"
performance OF the same They
make big claims of "reform." but the
leaders :orget that mae vito IS
personally mean cannot be officially
good.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-10
st bnnlant Tolt

9t0ur man oil lore ct ,Solf at tlenoe,
itul man ihlOere bets Yresle. Vi bar
li90enoe ipr ps ct SrOnoblemsblao,
ipm er pfl ipNttet mSO Tcretniuger ON
Observation-Disclosures % 2IpertiSie=
mcnttr De nprlte SorretnitosmGno
% bet norlte Nuhlitrlm net hele tn9et
er prottiite Soft De Cperterer, bp00 De
bar al iU'ge, bOOo Or snlter, bpao De
iNbriterer. 90 blanOt 2lOcrtislemen=
terne er o0ina ct OH ltorbed)s Sirius,
bOOri beteuOtgjrres, at SrnoetJ@mptn
g}orbed i'ID Oil optrUot Ueo en- 2litcn=
ioreitiling % prepe Stprte UeO 2ou9=
ora9ning moo 5rpnobjems liGrtelte
Selt. glappeta9et meo Seitcn bar ior=
anleoiget ct unoen SetjenOt9jFrelie, Der
lpOr iaalsoes:
"Ga je9 al oettiliteoeoGrenOc Pu=
blitum ! 6irtus bar hrrt, at Sr.
giorbet bnr llotalt, at bet bar min
$1eIt, iom blep benrttet tnrtr sore
ltillin9en i9aar, iau Oil ie9 Oplpie,
at iN0 life er 5ili0loet. 5n9en al
mine Seite bar tGret bennttet til
bette Sru9, og til aIOri9 hli benpt=
tet BERTH q. Wornsls,
Nodnmano.
Zen &o9nmanh bar Gltino iOr bu=
mont ct Werneite til at rclifsrs no0en
al Nne Soeite oamp MOO 9torbeds
brutale Gr0iter.
BuA loritieri9t steoet ! 1rono=
blemsblaoet er irorpttst meo liere, isi=
neiatoenoe Soeiiaoer:
SGr 900 moo Tprcnc,
Set er en- triiielig YUaminoetis, iOm
eitfher 2tris fan btnDtle; Oi Di'.
@Grn ON Snslcnc, pcrss sGs
% 6coer,
Het bar man CbfurOrina til o8ioa
ber uOoOer 8iOOerne. 90 &ebatte=
rcrnt pore NrGrieltater Tan trpgf to
pierre Ielgcnoc I'm nHpnte YIaOs Sp0l=
ter:
Spar lrGr % EuIte,"
"SrDo itte &rilte al / &oppen, men
tag ueoerit paa Erect"
"JtDtittc llclAne &iNmrjr Op flcO
Roocn"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-10

"Mi bar MO0ia9et gloopen9e ira
ira PaIior Wont og Here uf bans
So9nebprn Den forletne l'9e, liOo Der
at lGle 'om VptolnDbeo / ct punOabp=
blao. Ten lille @O9iiapieil niltsotom
Ell bel Gri llbebn0tli9bcoet. 9'reiten
oN bans Vsnncr blep rnienDe % lam
mcntalote ct ertrN Wenigbeoameoe ior
at uollsoe Den ipruorpne Reouttpr ira
SomflnOct, Og lloen ocn 3io er ban
bleoen 9iori til Sbnoebut iOr oct Dele
&IrtelOQn. Sc NlGOpcu0c ipillcr en-
pi9tiQ :RuIlc }ipiafoltcnca Civ; men
bet puOs, os bet ipill'oe Rroottsrcn,
bIcU re'Olut lo9t lor 3iNpclcus
SrptlciloiUpelens 3er. % oct latte
.Reouttoren pnu 9oo 6Oo ltgh @ireiten
iQlen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-10
saa olg e siomcitcao,

SiGfc Onsou9 tfp ca. 10000
2lres fGrmlano uabnet ior Settlere
goiGiNon 2iltri,trt gttrO Sa,otG.
9cttc 2ono par tilbo5c6olot Al sisajc-
rin8cn ior 3rriaationsproiett,t, men
MI til'lrt altiaa aatnct T:r Sonlciieao.
tugerc Gette 2ouo liS9er / 99iliulns
% W,&cn5ic Gbunt0er % oa oct er
9uot 6cuilauo og l;soer li9e Op III De
al &cgjerin9cn uolnItue &rri8atiOns-
Sand1(r. er oet bGrS uoitilIisI lor Otm,
ocr o!! 5cnHtic IA al liH s>nmelicGorct.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-10
@rnoitpfter al "Sbc SnnNlc

Zen go9, iom bar oipet Steoet til
ben pploiomme Gamp 9lmeritu moo
De iiore Gjpotruit Gtnblisiementer er
Upton Sinclairs "&he Snn9le" %
Der er bel neppc nO9su So9, Der Ell
6art bar pntt ili9 Cpli9t ipm otnne.
Giternt baOe loft ben, loo PrUioent
&oolepelt anltille Ell bemmeli9 llnoers
ie9elie, p9 Relultatet bar, at SInClars
Spgaper blep fulot no betr@itet. s
So9en fremliiIles iom iort0lIenoc nc9le
9itbauere, Der drbeioer peo Sla9terl=
erne, oQ III itnl neoenior biol0tte no9le
YruoltDtter al ben.
"9tutanas 3uotrs blrp ini til at ren=
0jgre "Hilterne", bet pil li9e: San
arbeioeoe / ct 9ium, bpor man 9loroe
Sretlsb i0roi9t til bermetit gteol@9=
ming, o9 &jaoet bapoe li99et ct Mar
meo &emitalier. 6oltene iiiteoe oct
Op meo ltOre 6orts % talteoe bet /
5r0u9e for at brin9e bet til Go9ernms
met. 9idar be itte tunoe naa mere
meo Sorten temte be Harret no p11
@ulpet % itrabeoc &eltCn op lrpn-
gene meo Stulier, Gulpet bar 'mllo=
ll9t, men alli9epel latte Or glrianas til
meo eli Spaber al tsrre Vo9en bort
Oper til et glhebsbll. o9 berunoer bar
Der ct Snr, bpor. otn blep ppianeet lor
at bru9es prl i9ien. s Gsret bar Ell
&ilt, brOr &lgoltumpet o9 altila9s Nj
| falo pleb op'anget, og cn9an9 imellem
muatte ben gamle renie Gilten p9 ituHt
SnObOloei op 3rOu9ene til oct spri9t
Giso.'
@n 2itbauer, irht bar Sla9ter p,r
Ell 6abrit, Der Blot ilu9teoe apG9 til
bermetiit ltebln ain9, britriper ot
3pr, iom tom bio "9st loa no, ionl
ON De bapoe Ngcptl,rer Ober belt 2an-
Oct for at leoe % samle, ip0e Tbr til
9Ieolosnins. Ges bar Spt. iom pa,
blepne iOoreoe meo 'W6iItpma't, vi:
Iulo fra Sr0noeriernt % bar bleont
beo0tteoe meo Sbloer. Get bar et 0t.
felt glrbeoe at ilo9te bisle; tbi naal
man iii GniOen benz, iDran9 gploer:
ne Og iprGiteoe ct iloelu9tenoe Stoi
2,nii9tet paa cn. 90 naar en- Wanoa
}Grmer er iuloe ~ Blob, bpbrouh itoI
ban oo iao t'r-'.st i 9lnN8.et e0ci
| 2incne, lad ban tan ie?
Set bar Stoi inn bette, Der onltneot
bet "baliamertot Cretjeo". Der unoe,
Sri9en orGbte manac Oahge Here Sol-
batter emo Spuniernes au9ltr, ug Sol.
Outertjsoet bar resnoen ittt nbGo REQ.
lugt, men 9anllt Sager, iOm buuot
ligget &jNloerne / glurepis.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-10

s Cprrtnsitemmelie meo ben nDe
Gautus=Gop pil 6ountptOnpentlOnen
iOr Domination af 6Ountpembeos=
mGno o9 Qe9lslatufmeolenlmer bllpe
bolot ben lSoe September. Sele9n.er
til Gpuntptpnoentioncn oil blire pal9te
peo Yrim0rpal0ene ben llte Septem=
ber. 0olo Cinene au5ne, lua ) faar
atturat be W0no al eoers e9ne ltlttet
irem til at rept0ientere eorr. S0rll9
9jHlocr Ncite @olget al &eprGientanter
til 2cgislatureh Wtmno, Der ian %
oil repr0ientere oa iom ct 6Olt % life
looer li9 beooats AT no9et 9tin9O@icn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-10

81 ME Goun'ptommisiGrerltn ltnl ino=
pGloe3 / Hobtts 6OuntD til Soften,
oa o'&rr. 2nin0 % Ntin8cs uotrGoCr.
2lIilan MI life Nominutionsn, Om ben
ialoer paa Dig. Yeiteont, tilbu9e=
trutnc Saruttersr bar font &egel De
beoItc getin9elicr iOr at Opre Nrli9e
6orUaltere uf 6oltets MiOlsr Gm=
beOsjNoere oq StOritrpoert mau ino'
ta9e lit Gmbebe meO 6oltets @listillo.
&ommtsiGrembeoet er intet bolt lennet
Gmbeoe; men netrp ber gjwlb'r oct ct
iprii9ti9t NulQ al MlNno
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-10

S1 nv fal Yrmour bD9Q2 Ct Rj0n.
peilngteri Wimneapolis. 9or oct
itie uliereOc ior lent, iiuiOe nj gioe Den
'tlshne Winun islgcnoe Tarlto: