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The National tribune., 1906-11-29

3 We publish two letters this week
From comrades giving inside and exact
Information Of timely topics and in
Formation which the press generally has
withheld from. the public. The first is
.rom Comrade Stuart. in regard to the
sapancse in the public schools. This
hhows that the Californians are entirely
Sght in their position. They have not
schools and teachers enough for their
,&wn children, and very properly refuse
n. receive aliens--a large proportion of
jShom are adults--to the exclusion of
their own children. Furthermore. even
tf they had abundant school facilities
nt is doubtful if they should admit an
Pther race TO the common schools. All
attempts to mingle races in the school
room have been more or less unsatis-
factory. owing to difference of stand
rs and ideals. The other letter re-
Gers to the defeat of Maj. Wadsworth
for Congress in the 34th District of New
York. Maj. Wadsworth was undoubt-
IDLY sincere in his course and brave I'm
Rursuing il, but it clearly was opposed
So the views of great majority of his
constituents. and they were just as firm
as he was. 1t is gratifying to know
shat his successor is a son of the gal,
Iant Col. Porter, who fell at the head
az his regiment, upholding with his life
What he believed to be right
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b. BY Capt. II. HoffbaueK

Pilot Knob. BY Capt II. HoffbaueS
Buffalo, Iowa
Widow of the Confclcracy. BY Jay
Beach. San Francisco. Cal
Prices Raid. BY \. S. Childers. Sa-
lem, w Va.
Opdycke's Tigers. By Capt. r. @
Rice. i25th Ohio.
"reminiscences of the Early Days Of
the Civil War. BY DIR. ]. C. NJ. Hamil.
ton. Beaver Fails, Pa.
Richmond Prisons. BY Charles w
Griffiths. Des Moines. Iowa.
Murder of Lient. Sanborn. BY Cap.
Wallace Foster. Indianapolis Ind.
An Adjutant's Recollections. BY Col
Cornelius s. Cadle. Cincinnati, o.
StOneman's North Carolina Raid. By
J. l.. Hughes. New Plymouth, o.
Wildcr's Brigade. By C. c. Road,
Peru. Ind.
AndersonviIIe. BY James ". Emery
Chicago. Ill.
Campaign Against Sioux. BY A. NJ
Judd.
My Escape From a Rebel Prison. BY
Capt. NJ. S. Ludwig. Meadville, Pa.
Brackets Battalion BY William
Seeger, st. Paul. MINI.
Strayed or Stolen. BY T. J. Alley.
The TOcsin of War. BY DIR. John Il
Booth. Cincinnati, o.
Toms Last "Furagc." BY John Trot.
wood Moore. Columbia, Tenn.
Soldier Boys Diary. BY O. K. Wool.
hiser. Elmhurst, n. Y.
18th Iowa. BY ]. +. Houghland, Ell.
don. Iowa.
Banks in the Shenandoah. BY Frank
Ellviott. Eagle Harbor. n. Y.
Fourteen Months on an Ironclad
BY E. S. Sanders, Fincastle, o.
Capture and Escape. By ]. Howard
Young, San Francisco, Cal.
Captured by the Grand Rounds. By
f. /. Barker Santa Barbara, Cal
"Reminiscences OF a Blue Jacket. BY
DR.: James L. Wilson, Dayton. o.
Sheridan's Ride. By Maj w. H
Spera. Webb City, Mo.
Petersburg Mine. By H. ]. Law.
renee. Los Angeles. Cal.
Longstrcet at Gettysburg. By H. W,
Harmon.
"reminiscences of Cavalry Service. By
Gen. ]. Kemp Miner.
Captured In the Shenandoah. BY J.
). MORROW. Shamokin. Pa
Diary of an Enlisted Man. BY W. E.
II. Morse, Algona, Iowa
National VS.. State Supremacy. BY s,
A. Darnell. Atlanta, Ga
Hoods Invasion of Tennessee. BY J.
A. Williams. 135th Ind, Danvills. Ill.
Port Hudson. By w. H. WebbeH
Lampasas. Tex.
Operations in North Alabama. By
Will A. McTeer, Maryville. Tenn
National Soldiers Homes. By H. n
Christy. Vallejo. Cal
Death of Gen. Hnrler. BY c. II.
Starkey, Aurora, Ill.
Philo Parsons. Capture of, by the Reb.
els. By Anna NJ. Nichols.
Diary of Surgeon. By A. 8. NJ
Whistler, Harrisburg, Pa.
The National tribune., 1906-11-29
The National Tribune
FOR 1907.
Many New and Attractive Features.

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The National tribune., 1906-11-29

The National Grange, in session at
Denver, condemned the free seed dis
tribution. Another illustration that the
Government cannot do anything as well
as private enterprise. The farmers pre-
fer to buy seeds from well-known and
reliable firms than to get them from
the Government for nothing. When
they buy them they know what they
are getting. and can hold some one re-
sponsible, which they cannot If they
get them from the Government.
The National tribune., 1906-11-29

The indications are strong that the
people arc getting tired of hysteria. For
years now everybody, from Tom Law
son down. who had an itch to get IN
the limelight. has been hunting around
for something to expose" and throw
fits over. Naturally. where q great deal
of this exposure was necessary and
healthful. it had the usual disadvan-
tage of bringing to the surface a host
of imitation reformers and exposers,
who have agonizing shrieks to order
and upon any subject at so much per
column.
The National tribune., 1906-11-29

The sworn reports that the candi-
dates have been compelled to file in
New York tOtaled up some SURPRISING
figures. 1t now begins to appear that
the election cost the candidates and
committees of the State something like
$2,50O,000. The 81 Republican County
organizations spent about $4,000, of
which $145,0O0 was contributed by the
Republican State Committee. The
Democratic County organizations spen,
about $4,000. Besides this, the Re-
publican State Committee spent S32,-
oil. the independence League 1894, 900,
the Democratic State Committee S72.-
397 and the Albany Democratic Con-
ference $19.314. The Democratic State
organization spent s79,397, of which Mr..
Hearst contributed $4,000. Hearst's
total outlay was over 1856, 900.
The National tribune., 1906-11-29

ners, Boss Murphy and Senator Nc
Carren may be at odds among them
selves, they are unanimous on one
thing, and that is that they will not
tolerate any Civil Service nonsense at
Albany. 1t is the first time for u
years that the Democrats have had a
chance at the appointive offices of the
State. and they are mighty hungry.
The National tribune., 1906-11-29
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Senator Patrick Henry McCarren
came out of the New York shakeup in
good shape, being reelected by the
handsome plurality of loo. This re-
election Will make him the senior Dem
ocrat in the New York Legislature, as
served Is consecutive years.
The National tribune., 1906-11-29

The impatient New Workers are ask
ing thru their papers such questions ns
these of Senators Plat and Depew:
Why don't you resign?
Why don't you resign?
Why don't you resign?
Why don't you resign?
The National tribune., 1906-11-29

If editorial compliments to his cour-
age and independence can console q
man for his defeat at the polls. Maj.
Jas. W. Wadsworth, of New York, has
that consolation in rich measure.
The National tribune., 1906-11-29

Senator TilIman makes as one of his
usual unsupported assertions that the
South values the woman much higher
than the North does. 1t would puzzle
Tillman to give a scintilla of proof of
this.
The National tribune., 1906-11-29

Mrs Baldwin, wife of the mind-read-
ing "Mahatma,' sues him for divorce.
And she has stood him Is years. Few
women would endure for a week man
who could read their minds.
The National tribune., 1906-11-29

Andrew Carnegie denies that he has
given or proposes to give 100000 fol
the promotion of universal peace. Be.
ing a man of common sense, he knows
that wailings and preachings about wal
have as little value as preachments
about late frosts or cyclones. Like these
calamities in the material world, wars
come about from a concatenation OF
causes and influences of which we
know little or nothing. No war in mod
ern times could have been averted by
any amount of talking or writing.
The National tribune., 1906-11-29
NEWSPAPER PASSES AND RAIL-
ROADS.

A test case is to be made before the
United States Supreme Court on the
Interstate Commerce Commissions rul-
ing that nothing but money can be re-
ceived by railroads in exchange for
transportation. The object of this is to
determine whether newspapers can re-
ceiye passes in exchange for advertiS
ing. Upon this question there is much
division of opinion even among the
newspaper men and the railroads. As
to advertising in general there is no
more reason why a railroad should pay
for it's advertising in passes than it
should pay for its dry goods and grocer
les in the same way. The newspapers
complain, furthermore. that, like all
matters of this kind. where the railroad
gives 81 worth of transportation, 1t
wants $40, s25 or even $50 worth of
advertising. The National Tribune long
ago broke away from this system alto
vertising for transportation. Wherever
any member of The National Tribune
staff goes he or she pays his or her way
the same as any other passenger. If
the railroads want to use The National
Tribune's advertising columns. they will
pay for 1t the same as any other ad-
vertiser. 1t is not fair at all to other
advertisers to charge them full rates.
and then let the railroads have the
same space at only a fraction of the
cost. The publication of time tables in
the daily papers is, however, another
matter The railroads claim that the
newspapers should publish these as "A
matter of news and of convenience TO
their patrons. The time tables occupy
much valuable space for which the pa
pers should, they claim, receive pay.
This makes a complicated question
which it is difficult to decide but prob
ably the Supreme Courts decision will
be in the direction of allowing to a GER
tain extent, at least, the exchange Of
advertising for transportation.
The National tribune., 1906-11-29

How the strike idea is spreading. The
wards kitchen are threatening a strike
because the manager cuts down their
bills to 10 per cent profit.
The National tribune., 1906-11-29
FOR THE COMING YEAR.

the oil
are ambitious of its doing far better We
them as deeply interested its
The National tribune., 1906-11-29

Joseph was the first Jewish Cabinet
officer in history, and seems TO nave
done remarkably well in that position,
The National tribune., 1906-11-29
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The Nirz Monument.

Christian Wanzel. Co. C. old Bucktails,
Paoli. Pa, says that in 1865. after hav-
ing done five years of hard shooting,
he determined not to shoot any more,
but this Wirz monument agitation
makes him want to get out his old gun
again. He was a prisoner of war under
Wirz and knows of his villainies.
H. Warren Phelps. Co. III. 95th Ohio.
Columbus, o.. says that there has been
an effort made in his city to raise funds
for the Wirz monument. which aroused
his ire Other comrades In his town
exprest themselves so fofcibly that the
movement was dropt.
The National tribune., 1906-11-29
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Office: 80 Thirteenth Street N. w.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28
@lanbt pore Tioucrer.

! be iioli9c Sage, oa Soft inapiot
tit bore liot pm, bpiltet iruQtburt
oioIen ber laa ubebpSeet / 90betltpne=
oalen. be9up TO fpreta9Iomme 5ele=
martinger li0 no tilfoos ira 0jdru inr
at unoerie9e Sanost. e bapoG iulo
Sppdtnin9 o9 bar foripneoe meo Ero=
Oiant ior Here Gage. Sti bru9te be
itte; tbi enoo9 5elcmartin0erne 9reier
li0 Dem ioruoen 49, ON Sommeren.
Ss ait % Dc Ipeoeoe, pg &anolelen
bleO tpn9re at bore, 10 l0n9ere Dc tom
paa %eien. Den lille blep li9elaa tiot
Iulten iom ben ltore. p9 lite minore
giilteltrGppe bapoe ban. GiQti9not
trGpebe &roppen lit meo pisie 0ielems
rum, p9 Der 9ioroes 0pil paa Sreoocn
al Ell y0t eller Stranoen al Ell lioen
Snoie, bpOr oa uo9et al Str0ppernes
SnobDl0 blep lempet oper paa WiaDen;
men StrGppen ipnies iiGr ior Den
minolte lite at bli noget lettcre. &un
ipntes forrelien oct bar uretiGroi9 la
get, at ban ltuloe bnpe aa me9et at
bore paa lom &ummeraten, Der par en-
&j9mpetor. Nten oerUeo bar MI intet
at 9jere, % laa 9ret 9an tilgit. "Su
Ears" ia ban, "lab as MI begge lpile
uoaf min Nilteitr9ppe, iaa Ilipper pi
Srpoeriet meo at aabne o9 Orone meo
be99e Str0pper; iaa tan hi ie pua bin,
noar min er TOM, % @unoer 0loroe
Jig laa Imerblio, oa ban fremlatte lit
tillpnelaoenoe Opofrenoe 6orilu9. Yna
oenne Wanoe tit Gunoer Greim mart
lettet paa Str9ppen iili - ior GOuntp
&omnlisi9r Treim tar bet - % Cars
- Senator 8. g. $oou9en - bNrgoo=
mooi9 i'm Str9ppe rem mellem boert
D}aaltO. 90 Qano 1I beolte Sla9s
ianot De beg9e g}erbeoen al bpOr
gSilmOt MI ligger.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28
pDcozYlnlltell

er ct Sla9S ll9rGs, iOm uOfer pNa Iprs
ltjellI9e Steser / YrWrieltaierne. Get
bar ben Seitansnbeo; at naur @elte
ia0r Smu9Fn pun oct, blir bet lpa9elte
ga liter iom Ell ilu0iple; % oct pirter
poo oen melt trpi0fe SrDnMo iom
ooarliGt SrNnosOin pau iu,loe Wenne=
iter. Seiten blir aloeles uitprli9 %
oil tranglg Jig ino pun % jul' Op alt
omtring Den, Og oenne beruienoe Smu9
9jsr 9pret fuloltHnoi9 til lin Slaue,
li9erOis iOm 9r'tten i0ngslcr ipa9e
Mennelter; De bii life b0os anoen Ssoe,
naar De bar fauet Sma9eu paG bet.
Geltens 6ombpes DB Sholanerne tjen=
Der 9Oot til 2prOplanten og oene Ggen=
fab; oerfDr er ot 'bwrt iorligtigr meb
at uop0lge Gbarterer for line 9pp0=
bjorOer Og fine 0elte. giaur eh Selt
bar iNoet Tunen paa bette 0r'ts. er
bet nGltsn umlli9t ut itn OGrnst ben
al meo osns Sang eFter bet, 69 ON oct
enteite 5iliRloe bar lftteoss, blir Det
iua at iigt alorig Se'' al Deli mere.
Soften ovr belsr nj Suli eho at Hoe
6goe uoenoh gototn,
plantsit er bog 9aiiite jeloen, men
re9niuloe 9lar tribes ben. gto9et
nepnspproi9t gait bnr ben lite ailieo=
lteotDmitst / ot iiolte 20 Nar, inotil
fornulig Der ueit pes Selle 6our6e.
5eras Gbarlie, en- mc9tt pOpulGr GOp.
bon uno9it paa ct h0'tgenoe 6aur at
blipe or0bt al lin &j0leo099e al en-
SrOn9O, Der bdpoe lat enoel SOcOgrGs
tillips % bar blepen aloeles rtanobioit.
Selien bar eflers ct meget ioritnnoiot
9pr. 9tu glOroe oeit ct &lGmpeiprang
ipeiret og ialot mso lin &btter til Sor=
Oen Charlie Hap uitaot ira 6alost;
men MI unfalot BET trO IDr bam meo
raisnoe &ilo6eo, og Der blep eli p0loig
Stamp pla Sipet melem oe to. &am=
pen pareoe inotil Gbarlie tunoe faa
ora9et &euolpsren al g0ltet; men oa
ltrdfte ct helrettet Stub Snret iii Sor=
ben
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28
YOitrutsrnc ira Giiinstun.

&uter go. / pg 9ir. ,, iom ital be-
spnoe at 9j5re Sjeneiie Den l6oe gto=
pember, pil 9aa Retnin9 ium fel9er:
no. !
saar no ira Giin9tun ipo til noroeltrc
Sisrne al Sec. Z. elt til nproelIre
Sisrne al 9, ipo til noropltre Sjorne
al l6; oft til nproeitre Slsrne al l5,
lpo til norooltre 0jerne al %, pli til
nproeltre Sjerne al "a nnro til noro=
sItre Slsrne al II, peIt til noropltre
Sisrne al II, noro til noroeltre Slpr=
ne al 2. pelt til noroeitre Slprne al 4,
ipo til noropltre Sjerne al SO, pslt til
norosltre Sjsrne Al 80, ipb til npro=
sltrc Sjsrne al ., pelt til noropltre
Sjgrne al 6, ipo til llo9angspunttst,
ellington.
Muten blir ianleoes % Wiil lang %
pil bciorore Ypit oagli9. Zen tOm=
mer til at bctjene ll6 6amilier meo ct
lamlet glntal al AGA Yeripner. POlt=
tjpreren iaar Ell Waaneoslpn al 500.
go. 2.
Senne poiirute uogaar fra Gnin9=
ton noro til nOrosltre Sjerne al Sec.
6, pelt til noropltre Sisrne al 3, inn
til norbeitre Sjerne al Is, pelt til
norositre Sjsrne al l3, noro til nOro=
eltre Sjerne al |. git til noroeltre
Sjsrne al ), npro til nOroeltre Sjsrne
al %, oft til noroslire Sjsrne al p,
noro til nOrbeitre $ojprne Al %, slt til
noropitre Slgrne al %, norO til noro=
eltre $3jprne ai IA, plt til ipop'tre
Sjerne al -, ipO ii! norosltre @jerne
al "A, elt til noroeitre Sjernr al 10,
ipO til nOrOeltre 0jsrne al 6, ipo til
@iiin8tpn Pplttontor.
Senne &utes 00n9Oe er y Ntil oQ
tommer til at bstiene l08 6amilier
meO 432 Yerioner. Yoittjererens 2sn
blir $50.
2lnipgninger ON Stilln9en iom
YOittjerere mua inoienoes inarelt til
Poltmelteren Gnin9tOn, iOr Sjtnnem
Nam at bljpe inoienot til pOltoeparte-
mentet inoen 3oie Sttober. Grnmi=
nation al Qlniegerne bi! iinoe Steo
bette GOmtp 2Sroa9 Den l3oe Sttpbcr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28

3ipl9e en- 3nOisuOer Grafton
POlten" iOm taloer Jig prim-Ola, er
BET moi lite nOget iao ganite mt, at
man beruOe / @elten bar tjtnOt til 2u=
tobol lOm GriDtrait paa 6armcn. San
CIR ncmli9 OplDsnin9 ON, at "9(or-
manoeu"s Snoicnoer auereoe iOr
mango 9lar iilbaae if la9t 20 2lcres
6omeiteaolanO unOer plo9en mcO ell
@allOn 9lltpbOl. s Oisie 3ioer tunoe
10 iouoonnt Cplpsnin0tr bape lin Sn=
tcresIe, o0 nO9st Den &etnin9 mener
"8rniton Qplten"s &eonttsr, buroe
6ellt itribes iOm 6prtUlltn9. Smpr=
9Aa9en % Grim Ola tlnrer nOt De
1artpfler.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28
st mt "SnlsbtOcHS Saarn"

Vonlbdn tr VNrlCrne9 t0tntliGe w.
Scr bar Dc huSQet lit autnlotc 9ous=
beOens 9nurn", INN er Ell al 2'ncn9
'tarlte SeoUroQhCocr "a maO t,.t c0a
iOr i'm iydli0ocnbt lPpitit bcicea . en-
bocy 5uriit loauct liAleritrar % IL
iOr &Ocn ilic l0nat iya (,apct, % er
alle Ndricrt@ &eQrapeiitaplaoa 2ers9
Geligion ipr5p0Cr 0en at brUnNe eller
be9rape lint 10ot. lou@bcoens
5Oarn" er en- itor 5ttnbu0ninl mco
tire toloslale trn0tiornliAe llobpQnrGer.
Munoin9en Al oise 9ra9ter Saar
tpera i0jennem gp0nin9en % oere
unoer Spyoen iii Ell Tanorenoe, icm
iprer ii9e M Sauet Se Seoe luobcs
ino / Si9l09ener o9 Ieres iulgt al line
Sl19tnln9e % cn ltpr Spr9eproces=
lion, uo til lNarnet, bupr Tooterne
ta9er Sl9et o9 logger oct / Ell al
Sra9terne. Gisie er bp99et oper bper=
andre, ben enc beitemt Ior WUno, Ell
anoen til &oinoGrne % Den treble til
Si9cne Al oeoe Sprn. Giterat @i0et er
la9t inn Sra9ten, trriter Wd9ten li0
tllbaAe % penter / 5ausbeo Ianmen
meo Yi9ipIget / to 3imer, bporeiter
6elset be9iper li9 bjcm.
Wieoens ben isr9en6e Stare penter,
uoIpllles Der ct beilt ubp99eli9t 9rama
oppe Sra9tcrns. MeO oct fannie Ta9=
ten bar truttet li9 tilbnQe ira ben Teoe,
bier Der ll9 nO9lc IOrte lSlntter paa
&immelen, pg lau Ntinuttr eiter bar
Nntalet bpret til bunoreOer al 0rauoI0e
Grbbe. "a man oOgter lig pel ipr at
lorliprre Dem. 3Dpe N}imtter icnere
er Der fun De blnnipille0e &en l0ltn al
0cn, iom nDli9 fortes inD / laarntt,
% olte lepner De lite cn9OA9 &nene i
i'm 0jlublibco, men riper % llioer /
oen', til De ramler neOla)enncm Sra9tcn
% rloe9 0ort AZ Stren'mcn. 5ntet
mfnnclieli9t Nle Ter @ribbeneS lrp9te=
lI9e W|daltlo, % %a9ten maa Inn efttr
tn timers 6orleb after itl9t op /
2durnet bpor De lfeoer oct tlloocrs'
blepne neo NDb't.
Nrr cn eurnpUer tr &dnrnct ell
lir0tttll9 Stn9 lI9elom pore SIrte=
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28
) i,pncn.

Z onlmettN9 >on9crt Gfouen ioraoc
bpor oere9 Nurocr ira o'yeuenc tang,
toner at Noltuinoen9 luttenoe Gang
ptmooonlot glennem oe 9ulncoe Nlaoe
i,er bpor oct biomiircuot {Uppe ioa ri0t
lmutteo oe ouiienoc lps9rouuc cmJe,
bGucr ui9nenOc Stroo, iom ira 2ucn6e,
Scmmcreu9 Aiiteo. ct tlnlenoe SiQt,
yiIic tui tro ou Din bAiere Gtrn0a
bINoleS il.bOgt, buor iio9teo I'll ben?
= ou pil tommc til 9'aaren i0icu
loI9cnoe 1onumcren5 ueuli9c on0el
9iole, mco CNlrocu9 ieottoncnte Spro9
bpiltcnoe 9icnnem bit 2p9er iaa ia9e.
toncinIot lionoer bit Ntiuoe tilbo0c,
ooorenoe at men ie9 elitcr oig boa.
Wfon9et ct 6re ira ben uaorli9e N>ope
luo nj 10 moonenoe uoroe til 6u,at
0, men laa mau9en Ell Vlan li90cr imutt
oGttet " tnnNte Sorbaabnln9crS Nirope.
CONNER lorioli9 mob Spoen bu iei,
lnorlig par ilaabetS !ilpGrelle omne,
at, o9 oen lor9enoe bar in9en &Iomme
lromt I'll al lniptte ben belli8e l,ei
So, mellem o'rapene ltonber tlbaQe
enonu Ell Nlomit i lu in9rete Gra9t,
ben bar ei Npltpiuoen Seocu EMO bro9t
: bpi ltaI 'ncrtet oa lGn9ere tIo9e
Olinoet ben beoer r. ie, eno oen iormaa
'>aabet al iiluncnoe SIiummer at pGtte,
bino oen til araue om 6ortjbens SUftr.
trelienbe pil ben ioriGtte ell 2iuar.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28

9ltter saar en- norit S}Oascliesrei=
ienoes g}nun @erocn runot o9 talter
@lans Ouer gamle 9tursc. nemlia &Oal
9(nunoiens s|eo at iinoe giOroUeit=
plsiaoen bar ban uOIsrt ct Storpert,
Iom mango andre til iOritjelliSe 9ioer
fpr0jGpts bar iori98t. 6rdntln %
mango andre pmtom unoer 6orIs9et.
Man penter ltore 6Oroele iOr Sjpiar=
ten al De Cpoa9elier. 9lmunbien bar
'qiort. ltriper "politifen".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28
(cu nm NiD0rr u1n intti

"Qtut ipttioori9c Dioocr er pIuOieli9 Bile
pen un9. {ppe 2larS ltrGttei8e GioeIler al
(pspeplto baube oIoeIes ooela9t benoe ino
til bun ior ler Niuuneoer lioen be9vuote al
ta9e electric Sitters ocr tulbfGno's bar iot
benoe pao ,9eiOe meo bcuoes Du9te Gage, "
itriper Wirs. u. g Wllpntrd ira Iuulortb,
V(e. Sterite opbp99enoe Mebicin l'erbeu.
SGtter Viope, yeuer o9 9tprer COB Stono.
renier %looet og trIltrer Mola,o, 6ornops
peIie o9 &eltbee llnoeriulo @terpsmCocin.
}iris SOC Nior''N,trrt Gllu9tons }lpotbet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28

st Var ThMgr lnmto!se M@0rt lius
li9t Ell SpOrun9n, tpoclig mi ON
iUroelcs intetcsinnte ea9cr. SORT
ia9oe ben enc:
"9l|en Ou ia, at jea ia, al bN ia oet,
% .."
"9}ei oa!" ofbroo ocn anOeh. Sec
ia at on Oh &c. at jea ii at Ou ia Def
...."
seq ia, at om Ou ia, at I'D ia. al
on, Ou II oct ia je9 .
"%irtelia? Seq ia at Ou ia. ri jcQ
ia at Oh ia, at ieg ic cei ou ia, itd."
Seq ia at jc9 ia, at ou ID at OIL ia,
ON je9 ia Oh ia, at t9 ia
"Grt brer je9 mig life ON lcg ia
at je9 ia ort men ie9 ir oloric at on
ia at je9 ia oct, iom ou ia at ieg "a.
"9la, oa Stir ort 10 nooc. 9uritc on=
oct. Seq IA, ON nu IA III "a oct laa
baOOc on life ia9t, ie9 ia MI ia. 1pao
ieg ia ou in at je9 ia on ia
Sa, 6Unger Oct 'aalcOes ibob, oa
er 10 mtin9 fart o9 Srocn. min
hGrc, bpprpnc bcl9c bc9nnote at
le % iNnte5 MI at pGre qonitc iorios
net. Grrcttereu bNp nog roocnot ton
teiulo en- lang Stuno Gt unorc ia poa,
ON bun pirteli9 ia, bpao brr ia bun
ia, a. bur ia, rnNr bHr ia bun ia oct.
"9Sitin9en".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28

NeO Ell al 2anoet2 Rctter itol Oer
for 3ioen OerIerc Ell 5piii mcllcm en-
{or, %or % Ell {pr. &ogtrpticr &rpoe,
/ 6Ois 3jenelte 0r. Bar i'm 2io bar,
Ter itnl unocr Proeesien p0rc 9oot=
9jort, At mems %ar par Dos lrpoe,
brNOoe SrDOe Ii9 life pjDere om Bar;
tbi SrpOe lt0l bore blenen Uar, at &nr
bar mere brpOiom 10 mere plriOm
GrDoe bar.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28

Sobn Is. Yeflins bar reli9nerti iom
2lsiurancetpmmisi0r fpr SDo 9atota,
o9 ban pil bcrcfter 9an ino / ct 9lsiu=
rnncelelitnb iom erfaren &ompa0non
paa oet Smraaoe. Gupcrnpr Glroo
bar uon0out Cen q. 9ptp iom bans
(Fitcripl9er / 6mbebet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28
Farc for Ycit.

Net er en- ll0r Mare tor Etlt Al N0nr o0
SortolcIle Der CT ido almiuoel9, uocu at on
lager lr. 2iu9S liem Siscoperu lor 5Urno,
None o9 6ortolclie. NtyS Ceo 2Gous ira
6orclt eitp, ne, ltriue9: Get CT Ell Bel
'l9nclie for 6OIt, iom lepcr ct Nlimot, buor
ooiie % 6oriIeIeIic raooer. seq linOey at
BET burli9 iianler oct. Set oreby00er yuu
9ebeiGnoeIle, mrercr goC'rppe, giucr umoer
luo yulorin9 lor 9ltbmo og S.op 6eper %
9lor lpn9e vlu0er liGrle not til at mooitGa
lGrin9, SAolte og Iortielelie. soc o9 81 90
e'ardnifrci HllngtonS ApoIbct nj Fro
ueilaite
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28

aRaH3ou oipenoey mco eu ~1n9 5'ncrter=
ne ft1 oc tiprli8s, blooci,oe. ;iocnoe % no
liooeuoe lotter. Gen ey iuoei(ttc ops
lmelteroe Nop5tcy o9 fin ioGIeOes bgnpteS
poc BET ougrplj. Steo og iiauoie @merterne
aiebltft'q. g'reu en- 6toit. og bpS bet
life bGlpcr. radr ou olne ttn9s tllbooe.
6orio9 Uou irr {lBho 1GlgeS Ciling
tons 2ipotbel
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-09-28

(ya ponb,oget So.tioer pra ocu~e {io al
AOret CT uoultcl9 al bi tpit, men zen fan
lite mooltaa %ct'9 yara.iue Suncu anS Gar.
Scnue nj turere al Sorilelslle, none. Stuu;
bcbolte 6i9boite etc ueo at brine bet bort
9lenuem lrin0rreue S>piS o'l er lorfelet,
aa prop oct. 0urerer bet title, Ioo iaQr ou
lcu0euc tilboQe. ,(utst Gc6auclc9mipoel
zTl9c9 ! Hriu9tou$ }potbc,