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New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
OVERCOME BY GAS IN MANHoLE.
Borough of Richmond Employees Have Mar
row Escape from Asphyxiation.

David Gleason and Carlo Muncin, employees or the
g., 0enar+n,ent of the Borough of Richmond.
narrowly escaped asphyxiation by sewer gas Whle
cleaning out a clogged manhole at Crescent ana
Beach1rood avenues. New Brighton, late yesterday
afternoon.
David RabinoUitz, a law student OF Ne"
,.,. hoord the cries of the men, and with
the assistance of another rescued the work
80, Thev were taken the S. r. Smith IN
Arnoarz, and attended by DR. AtWelL
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
OHIO LEGISLATIVE INQUIRY ILLEGAL

Cincinnati July 27.-The legislative investigation
of public offices and officials of Hamilton County
was stopped by a decision handed down to-day
by the Circuit Court, three judges joining in the
decision that the committee is Illegal held
primarily that the functions sought to be per-
formed by the committee judicial. not legisla-
tive and are powers the exercise OF which by
legislative body clearly inhibited by the con-
stitution.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
BOSTON POLICEMEN POOR SHOTS.
None of Six Hundred Bullets Fired at Gutt-
man Took Effect, 'Tis Said.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Boston July 27.-Ednund Guttman the so-called
despersdo who shot in the Forest Hills Gene
terry last week is declared TO have committed sui
eide This shows that not one of the five hundred
or six hundred police pullets fred at him entered
his hodv and the bullet holes found in his
hodv came from his automatic revolver Dr.
William G. Macdonald, the medical examiner, is
70 hold an inquest. II IS asserted that 3s-calbre
bullet would not gone clear through the body
and that at least one fatal shot did go through.
due to the high penetrating power OF the automatic
revolver.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

clever housewife has made a 'caId .-,og,,ss
Or home use IL is like the library 0@s the
aItboue, the holder Is only shoe OoN a,ba-
cards cut to At and stand uprlsn' - ICES and
h.,,csl order After Canning" come Fe''P.9 .,s,s
80 h,nts on cards. usually clipped from i.s
ana magazines and pasted on Ihoet can
T,ar,eaies'' come all sorts OF things VI. ot
he easily got and applied in the home - I, nak-
noison scalds burns or accidents Cleai'.- Cle. have
ing and all departments OF hoHseho1N 49, east
-, a.,,ors The children do most OF INC -
tns nm considering IL a superior rainy day -vsr
vent The mother. n reading, ehps - - Ia
seems 10 be useful and leaves the chpP'nsS
adjusted when convenient
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
n,Es AFTER JUMP FROM CARRIAGE.

TRv Telegraph The Trihunel
Elizabeth N J.. July 27.-Mrs. Louis Braunstein,
tvrentveight years old, who lived at No. 6s3 Park
avenue Williamsburg. jumped out of carriage
1,eeter5av afternoon in Linden. and fractured her
e,,,11 She died in the General Hospital this morn
ing.
Mrs Braunstein. her husband. a produce dealer,
and two friends drove to Linden to visit friends
They were about to return to Williamsburg when
the horse was frightened by motorcycle and ran.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
KILLS BROTHER IN FIGHT OVER MULE

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Atlanta July PA dispute over mule that
cost SEQ caused John Lancaster to kill his brother,
Neal this morning, at their home near here Their
wives stood stricken in the back yard each
with her little ones held TO her side, while In the
house the killing occurred. A moment before one
woman had put herself in front OF her husband,
shielding him from his brother, while the other
wife had dragged her husband around the corner
of the house to keep him from danger.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
SHOOTS COMPANION HUNTING CROWS.

Haverhill, Mass, July 27.-While hunting crows
in the fields on his fathers farm to-day. John w
creenlay tr fifteen years old shot and instantly
killed Thomas Morrison, his ten-year-old COM
panion C1reenlay locked up a charge Of
rnanslaughter. but subsequently released on
his fathers personal recognizance. pending an in
vestigation at the inquest. The boy says that the
gun was discharged accidentally by twig catching
the trigger as he was going through a thicket.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
WATERS PIERCE SUITS BOUGHT OFF.

Little Rock, Ark. July 2.-several suits pending
against the Waters-P Pierce OIL Company In the
Circuit Court charging violation the antitrust
laws of the state and illegal discrimination were
terminated to-day when attorneys for the defend
ant company paid compromise penalty of $4,000
The prosecuting attorney. in accepting the compro-
mise gave as his the inprobabiitty OF get
ting convictions should the be brought to trial
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
zssTERA TRIAL DELAYED.

Freehold, y. J., July Z7--Aneging that he had been
,nsbJe 10 get material witnesses To court TO
give testimony IN the trial OF Frank Zastera, in
6icted for killing William B. Sheppard, his wife
-nd their servant Jennie Bendy. at Marlboro on
.zv 7s last ex-Judse William p. Hoffman. of Jer-
eey City counsel for the prisoner asked that the
case be postponed until September q next The
p><slon was granted
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
NEGROES GOT HIS $4,000.

by Telegraph 10 The IIIDuHe
Laurel Del, July 27.-Leaving wallet contain
ing nearly S3 900 counter while he went into
the bank next door to answer telephone CALL
Postmaster Harvey Spicer returned TO find his
wallet gone. Three strange negroes, who entered
the bank as Spicer left 1t, asking TO have bill
changed are suspected. Pursuit made, but
the negroes escaped The empty wallet found
in a nearby cornheld.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
DUST NAN PATTERSON FROM PlTTssURe

F'ttsburs July 2.-Fearfng that she was to be
sent back to New York. Nan Patterson. who was
tried twice for the murder OF Cesar Young
In New York, and who has been making this city
her home for the last three years left here late
on Saturday afternoon following conference with
the police authorities. She was told to go by Act
ing CAPTAIN OF Detectives Roach.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
INSANE MAN MAY KNOW OF MURDER

East Wallingford. Vt, July H-An organized
search headed by Rutland County officials, was
heg,,r to-dav for Flrov Kent, who escaped from
the Waterbury Insane Asylum on July IL, and VINO
II is believed knows something of the murder of
Miss Della B Congdon, which occurred IN this
TOWN on Friday Traces of Kent were found yes
terdav near the Congdon house
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
NEW YORKER FATALLY HURT UPSTATE

Monticello n. Y. July H-Harry Ikofsky. box
manufacturer of No. % Bowery. New York City.
was fatally injured by the upsettng of wagon
in which he and his family were pleasure riding
last night His skull crushed and three ribs
were broken. Ikofsky's child was so injured that
he cannot live and Mrs Ikofsky also hurt
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Just such pretty little dress as this one Is
needed for every schoolgirl. and this model -4n
be made from lawn batstA from similar h
able material. from the thin silks and poneees
that the girls wearing much, ard. indeed
from every childish material.
The quantity of material required for the medium
size twelve years. is s4 yards a 61z yards 50
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
COMPANY FAILS AFTER BANK.

Cleveland July A.-The Federal-Harris Manu-
featuring Company, producers Of wood implements.
fled q deed of assignment to-day in the Insolvency
Court. Assets, $4,000; liabilities. $4,000 The COM
pany was promoted by Henry W. Gazell secretary
treasurer OF the defunct Farmers and Merchants
Bank A warrant was Issued for the arrest Of
Cazell several days the charge of embez-
zling the funds bank, thus far the police
have failed find him
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
STRUCK BY STEAMER AND DROWNED.

Joseph Powell twenty-one years old. of No 50
James Slip while swimming in the East River last
evening was struck by the steamer Northport of
rho Northport Steamship Line. she passing
jackson street and was drowned. Several of
Povelrs friends, who were in the water, were un-
able to reach him The body was not found.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
DYING MAN SAID HE WAS POISONED.

Monticello n. Y. July 27.-Thornton Crawford.
twenty-five years old, found in the woods near
Grahamsville in dying condition last night He
charged Jackson Smith. William Smith and Joseph
Smith, father and two sons with having caused
his condition after treating him with doctored
hard cider. The Smiths arrested and in
the Sullivan County jail Crawford said he had
been warned to discontinue his attentions to a
daughter of the elder Smith
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
AUTO RUNS OVER STATEN ISLANDER

The police Of Staten Island are after req tour
ing car which ran man yesterday at
Eue,,enot Those in the machine-two men ana
two women-n1ade no attempt to aid the man AS
soon as the police informed they had the
ferries guarded. The injured man is Andre"
Ieiber of Huguenot. He vas taken to St vincent
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
PLAYERS FOR SOUTH AMERICA.

- PAM Julv Z-Jarnes Nell whose stock com
many Is plaving g summer engagement at local
theatre signed g contract to-day to take stock
cornnanv from New York TO South America on
septeuber 5 They will go TO Buenos Ayres' H1o
Janeiro Rosario Argentina and Montevideo-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
ERIE ENGINE ExPLopEs; ONE WILL DIE.

HorneIl. n. Y, July T.-An engine of Erie
freight train entering the yards here derailed
to-day. The boiler exploded and d. C. Billings.
fireman was fatally injured e S. C1awson. engi-
neer was seriously injured. but will probably
yiya.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
DROPPED DEAD MOVING HIS LAWN,
by Telegraph to The Tribune

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune
shelbvville. Ill. July 27-T. F. Dove. aged sixty
two 2 large land and property owner dropped
dead this morning while moving the lawn at his
home He was well known Democratic politician
and was worth million dollars
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26

"6Quitp 6arm Sourral", oiiitielt
Crgan lOr 6armsrnes GauitD SocietD,
er imoo 6ri9 Og &ri9siorbereoelIer, og
lrembOlOer bet ipm tit imOe 6armer=
nes Snteresie at laDe YroDutterns %
Tellianoen al bette rige Iano gaa til
MiilitGrD0ienet. "Senator !0ale ira
Maine betpibler ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
iorbsie Ytpil9ningerne til S9r o.
6laaoe, " flyer @laoet. "San Tiger, at
8alen ON &rig CT bet pureite MOnlens,
% at, ON be M Iremfatte Planer tom=
mer til lloisrelie, bill bet mart iolte De
6Dreneoe Slater to bunore Millioner
Dollars aarli9 at boloe Nrneen pso-
li9e. Senator Sale bar &et. ari9
snite5 al tun Ell ubetpoell9 Stl af oct
ameritanite 6olt, og oct er oenne lille
Gel, iom linbig irmboloer Grigsfaren
o9 raaber paa mere Yen9e til Milit9r=
p0ienet. Ger ct en Gtasie etbpert
2ano, iom uaibruot itatle9atr De pros
oucerenoe 2lasier peo lit Stri0 pna
Sac, &rig % Tpgter ON &ri9. Sen
pru0utcrenoe alusie glmeritn bar in=
gcniombelit 3ntesesie / Gri9ssalita=
ben.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26

Sue, Der 6ar "a Mor bapos ioltre'
oem op. Siie minoit par bette 9il-
'9loet meo ears, icm eonits iUre9en
Grab bapoe lUrt li9 til at elite Njem=
met. iaa iattist cg usislt bet emo bar.
Smlioer osos sumle Nnoers, cg si.
ter ct bulpt glars 6orleb oeoe o9iaa
&ari. glu itob altiaa ears alene
ysrosn. Nan peoblcp op9 at bu pad
Flaolen mntters ulene, mar ban hn
lite bar bprte paa Nrbebe, oa arbeioe
gloroe ban hos lin 9amle Nusbpno
ianlte bel laa fIitti9 icm fer.
en Gag no paa bslicn. oa Cars
o9'aa tiiUloi9uis bar bjenme, iom'
mer ojooseieren | 6slse meo ct Par
MGno noe ira Nopeoiosnet ino pua
WdoIen. OtUnoene cir li9 uoen pi'
oete til at ripe Stllen neo; men oo
9raut Den lterie. mpoiae ears. Snn
git neo til Den title, lune Sirle9anro
o9 latte fig pna Mobersns @rap. III,
t0ntte ban. ben, ipm CT iua lpttelio at
bn ell tjWrli9 Wtpr; men MI er on
bprte!
Gne o9 iorlaot Itoo Ears / oenne
tploe % baaroe Weroen. gu ituloe
enopsiaa 9ltinoet ON ben .lptiell9e
Sarnoomstio tillntetgisres. Sporipr
ituloe De iattige Statler oa lite iaa
Sob at p0re2 Vei, 6jcoseicren baooe
iunOet, at be poelusoe Stueen pso at
iprbru9e DC un9e 5rGer.
Sars iao irsmoeles taus uoe paa
&irie9aarOen. lloen at ban m9rtene
bet, bar oct blet msrtt. San reilte
lig, tnlteoe enonu ct eemooi9t Ylit til
De tjUre 6or0lOres @rape.
6Orlaot! 6orlaot! tlan9 bet bans
Gren. &ismanoens Yen9etret bapoe
orGbt lln9oOms9lGoen bos BAN. )
Den liille giat pattene ban fine Iaa Gi-
enoele iammen o9 uanoreoe uo al lin
Sjembp9o.
Nlen i 9usmanosguttens Srpit lpi=
reoe lamtloi9 ct opbt Sab til Oct Sam=
iuno. iom Zig tar grsoet fra ben, iom
baaoe pll % tan arbeioe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26

Oct er lite iiclocnt iii Tot li0en at
lNlc @cretnln9er ON, at arliiOtrotllie
6amiliCrs NReOlemmer tditer fig meo
Snteresie inO / Stuoiet af Snmiunos=
ppr9Smnnl "a iortlNtter iOm iOrige
2Igitatorcr Tor .: 3Oesr, Der bar pun=
bet Oercs 3ililutnin9. @i bar ianIe=
oe9 0lereoe igr bort om GreOiuoer "a
Suronc9ier, iOn belt bar traaOt no Al
Oet elllnbeli9t Qip pco Nonenc euro
pGiitc 2unoe % oiret ii9 BELT ior So-
cinlismcns Sag. Wrepnocli al 2Sar=
bid ital boloc en- 9tNtte Safer iOr Sa=
gen her / 2nnoct O9 IrcmbOlOe Particta
QrUloentianoioat eugene 9ebs ipn
Oen probulcrenbe &lasies lO9ilte 50.
rer % pNr0i0e 3illiOsman0 Oen ipre=
ltaatnOe 00l9tamp. 50 Ill meooelt9
oct, at @utcoronnn9cn Al Ncapel,
MariO SOpbia, Der rgina er @ertN9=
inoc al Qarma % StOrbertu9inbe o'
@lp0ria % [o2cania, bar benIeoct
0trOcn5 Cph,ntllombto paa ll9 %
SOtinGsMsn peo nntent at CrtlWrc ll9
ior 3ilAUnger Al ben ioCialltllte Sam=
iunoslNre. Sm er bOaOc peO 6s@iCl
% SpOru9elie iulot nb 2lrIfolrAt pg
! / SlNQt mcO aQe GurOpas trOneOe 81
ueoer. - Get nDttsr life at lp9e al
6OlOc Ginc "a Grcn lutltOe 'Or oe1ne
peroensomiotenOc SamiunOsbeOG9t'=
ie, iom ltoOi9 g00r iCmao, og o9 tort'
roRrMcr bet pNre utlO9t Al bette Gan0@
iiore Gu0bTa09 at lo8e at tie &eo09cI'
len iblUl. Oct er fei9t opcrlor enDoer
sag, p0re Ocn retIGroI9 riItr lorlaE
ltct. 0e0er Oh betlUmpc 9gpC9eIlen,
iaa man ian prpue Ocna 0Oloharbeo
o0 fjnOe III ocns ipagere &unitcr. Get
er intct, Der air en- m Sag mere NG=
rin0 eno 6rraten ior Oen@ iagli8e Se=
lu9uing, pg mtct 1ar bcr Tanoct 'Qo=
BET Ieien teDre ior SociaIlsmfn emo
BET ultupilu0enoc 1ruiiO1icn. 2cite
ipetulatiue Spilcm pil, i oen lIorr9t=
nina ri bar oet Der / Ganoet tunne
rulnerc cnoo8 en- repubiitan't Sam'
Understanding og bet bor man BOG
tunne bliue eniae omat iprcbps9t, laa=
Iouot mar Dil pore &Cpublionerf'
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26
Yroi. Y. 6. Sanisn sas &eiie,

SOm tiol'sere nGbnt Hal Dor panbs.
mano YrOf. g. Is. Sanien al Gano
brussitoleit / groptin9s, g. Gat.,
after iaar paa Meiie til Muslnno %
Sibirlen @e9jetinseils o9 Ylante.
tulturens Sisnelte. Pros. Sdn'cns flo
liNere yHier er Trrlgt 9uuet 10 pau
at Inoe 6ooerplnnttt p9 6rl0ttrGer,
Der tunOe ttiues TornueTe1s tptre o1
tOloe g3he. men titer bpaO Der MI
meooe1es ira saalbmaton oil bnns M
iorelthuenos Heiit iNrlTat Taor tt 6or-
madl at iinoe w9aehptoertSc 6poer-
planter, Ger tl,roe bruees til 6~em-
iiillir9 al ptor Og billiser asso.
Yriierne paa goot CtieGso er M
bsiere END f,O9em'inue Isr, os G;rltnosn
til oete iises at pore, at uirtelis sobi
Ctisijso fun fan iremfitlss peo pGs-
sebpioefOoer, Ntais o. liSn. @res-
iebet E6Gs pi! sips afpo IL rinesrs
&oalittt. Set er snupbeoen paa 90
9egoiotioorst Gp9s, Der sr Stbloii os
bett aSopriir, phaiiaas BET. proies.
ior 6anfems Cpsape pda Ssnne 8eiie
bliper "a / oft inore Ruslano os Si-
biyicn at Inoe hauroisre Ggssbuioerist
5ooetpluntcr, ii fbuilte Der tan pro.
outctes lise iaa sOst aso 'iom Ben
SCORING di SNuis, Os iom bdsier It'll
glOrOpeh{ds tprtc os totoe 8ssiOnsrrs
alima. "llssblaoet".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26
DlsmcilcGOeri / SoH9c-

Gil Qnfucrpen crN. , SUM mos
lobci g2eoOclelit on en- IrQ9tel'9 No'a=
ltrole, DER bar ilnOet Steo paa 2on8o-
flooen, p.O bUilten , 9pioe WV"no'
blanot Dem 10 itanoinopIiie Nn'ffreE
er bleUct Circ Tor inoicoic glchn'lI'=
poere. Eom belijenot bar doitIuI9'
menueittgocnOe Stammtr tnonu AII-
bplo bet more al SOn9o 6ri'iatcn'
aon9o 6riiIaten9 Camper '%Il'' 0'
8ruocsr Der bruges til &ranspoyf
paa GonaoiIoocn, Iorliltc 0pert0r 0'n
tiolioerc Voa llman9bL ioct StIp'l a
Storm blCu 0rrpct mo moo SO'IfH o'
tpntreOe. Stibet5 &dpicln, Eino9TtH'
piitnot en- Spcniicy o9 0e' E'r'I'
Qpitnant Ionniu0 bcionot li9 p1H Mo-
manorbroen, Oa SGuirin9tn T1n'l
5tcp. 0c iulbi %5Hatt a;," a''
l,lieOes Dem at bi,rs, ij8 ! Gam. 9''
bleu Dc ltruls angrcbnc al oc ,WO'SI'c'
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26
Mobtrts GoulltD G0Oc=
llOitllling,
2Oeu, 3Oic OS 4Oc Snli / SisietOn.

Hobrrt3 GpuntU 6oir NsIociutIon
bar oct troplt oi9ie Ga9c, caer rettcrc
RrnNocnt 2lnorem WlorOid % Sctrc=
tar 4rinDipjllc, iOm 9jor 6orbcreoel=
ler til 0aoeuofilin0tn Sjsieton ben
2oen, 3oic % 4Oe 3uli Gn fulo=
itrnoj0 9rUmielilie Inaes iltano, inn
mcO bet fgrltg Uil bliOe bctlenOtg]ort.
QrUnlieliittn er bleOrn replo'rct %
forltcrret % inobei0tter oue po'tll-
liuos0ienltonoc. SontorrNnce ON
Brumier er aabeu for n0e, o8 oae cJ
mobuot til at Deltn9c. Nt0milbp8cn
mOe6o.oer Yrnmitr Tor @O3pcr, Sing
te SulobloO8, 3raDert 2trbeioIAc'tc,
EiOrbeIte, 6amilie0cits. morc Scltc,
Mulopr, Bomber, etc. 6attum cr, at
bet uil bli en- inoultriel lIotillih9 Al
qrpuer paa, bpao bcr iinoss i HObcrtI
Spuntp aI 6nrm-, @ieieri-, oa nnor'
9ruouttcr pna ale Omradojr
: 9amerne3 9lfoclinB bllr Der 9nn.
bysOtr al nbtti9e % ornamtntaIe @us
-hOlOnino99ienitanot.
NOrIommc, ops1aitWoc tltraorol
i,0re llnoerDolosnihQer. ateoens
9eltDrelien ta9er Si9te paa peO ale
benIi0tsm0sli9e Mioler at iremlipoe |
6Or0runoen 6ountpets gl8erbru9S' %
metaniite Ntuligbeoer, pil De lite till
Ioeiptte up0et, Der er e9nst til at un-
oerboloc, bel0re O9 ONtte forneieII9
Moritab. Ser bill bliOe l0gt N09t
paa at forene bet nDtti9e meo bet beba=
seli9e peo at ltre Jig De beOlte tii9lNn'
atioe SrUfter for laapel Den inirnt=
tipe ipm Den unoerbolocnoe Tel al
Programmed.
llnoerbolOnin9 n9sprp9rammet pll bp@
De pad oct beolte, Tom berer III Ell 'a0@
ban llolti0jng, oeriblanot gSepot 2rip,
Sc betjcnSte @pmnaititerc, optrGocnoe
! Stprteprpber, ntrObotiite 2ocller,
golancerin9 % 2uitgNmna'iit. so
'aa oil pi 'aa ie 9ltrobaterne Sollp
Hubes pntr0oe
Ser blir opltilct $500 YrGmier ipr
Raptjsring, bpiltst Ittert lpmmer til
1T tr0f!e be beone 3roocre norOrc
Del al Staten bin.
So Wtuliiforps er blcpne engd9crtot
lii at ipille lloItil!ingsba9ene.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26

Srapsne fra 6olteopbet blir e'ter=
bpert Iieriere for GoUgipnin9 nnoer
Snitiatiu ug &efercnoum SQlfemett
5piltet mener oct ldnme ionl at Solicit
ital babe Mpnoi9beo til at ueO Stem
meaisiunins of itabe iolteli9e 9ope, %
IT oct paa famine Nis ital babe W|ngt
"a @pnoisbeO til at tjlbo9eialoc YppC,
Der piier llg at Oirtc benumenOe pna
9onbetS Subultri o9 6olleiribcocn.
0sr bUper lig mG9tige &plter for ct
laabant Spltem, Og 9rapet prc9'er
iiS iaa Baarot til 6rontcn, at Stater
mes 2ssisiuiurer iuubeiium pOr apn=
ares inart blr ngoet til at tnge lg AZ
bet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26
Mar8inoor.

@;0o (nobroeIie al 6inIep 2lltofo5iotenins
aibO!oer Get 9iatiOnule qibolosforbunb lit
3oie 9Carsms6c oen 2COe. 2-Oe us 9soe SUM
1905.
Set p:l blipe ct tort 2liboIosfrpne meo
Sorebraa a Iebence MGno, gang os Muiit
Sinep er en- al hofb 1OtotGs Dotrehe %
tripelisIe Gi)sr. % intet pll blite ipurst ior
al qipye mpOet til Ell Satees.
Geioltp.nsen ct sGhirii Der ,er baoos
,oeucum % lousrrm, ica cue er ucItomne.
6orcningerne onrrooeS ON at ienoe (eles
CATER.
x. Y. lronsSal, N.belren Ser9s,
|rGlioert Setre'Gr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26

orGbte % iprt0reoe paa Stebet. 5re
embeosm9no / &onso Gompasniet,
Der opboINt Ii9 / Stibsts Spiieiulpn,
oa llIpticn inotroi. cmtpm % blep
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bleO bonotttl9 Al &0oiel pper, bpao
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6IOoen. II 9leQre omtOm ioruosn oe
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26
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bar aabnet 6Orretnin9 i bet noriie
2lpotbet Sisieton. S0l9er o9 repa=
rersr llbre o9 Yriller. @oot 9lrbeioe
uoieres til rimeli9e Yriier. Yeieg
bdm, naar ou tOmmer til Spen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26
GiabtF G5rdo9 Examination.

Notice i, hereby given that the next
regular eighth grade examination will
be held at Sissetcn on the 23th and
10Th DAYS OF June, 1908.
9. u. JONES, 90. 'supt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26

the official
William his in
the
five of He organized the
sed It's honestly and wisely
politics lie engaged in peculiar delegate
the certificate
election
the
ship and returned to his old Springfield
being his eghtysec0d
surviving persons OF whom be
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26

Soar on ieet be o0tre VllleDers ionl
Giebmano yeito bortaiuer meo Bet al
tnm iol9te Sa9epnlpcrI
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-26
Vritbjots Saga.
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The sun., 1908-12-06

lin. Jack Ashton, deoreo Godfrey. Harry
Gilmore. Billy Myer, Brooklyn Jimmy
Johnny Murphy. Mysterious Billy Smith, !,
Frank Craig. Mike Cleary, Kid Mozart;
land, Tommy West, Eddie Pierce and
The most recent crop Of city bred
pugilists includes Bill Papke. Tommy
Murphy, Willie Lewis. Harry Lewis,
Benny Yanger. Tommy Burns, Jack John
son, Hugo Reilly, Billy Melody. Kid Muir
ply. George Memsic. Frank Nell Joe Cans,
Charley Neary Matty Baldwin. Kid Good
man. Dick Hyland, Jimmy Briggs, Joe
Thomas, Jimmy Walsh, Johnny Conlon,
Young 0'Leary. Freddie Corbett. Grover
Hayes. Joe Jeann site. Sam Langford,
Rouse O'Brien, Chester Goodwin. Phila.
delphia Jack O'Brien and hundred
others.
Many Of the leading professionals have
graduated from the amateur ranks. jim
Corbett often tells a story TO the eneot
that when he was young amateur he saw
Jack Dempsey take part In his firet hght
in Frisco. Corbett says he studied every
move Of the Nonpareil and declares.
Il really learned more from Dempsey
than any man j ever saw in the ring
His wonderful footwork was revelation
to me-"
Witnessing mills in city clubs has
helped many a youth to get his first start
in climbing the pugilistic ladder OF fame,
while In this respect boy born IN the
country is always at disadv antage.
Rube Ferns may be said to have been
an exception to this rule.