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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
Yoitssparebanfer.

S 2sbet Qf oenpe llQs pentss ct gu0-
itab til aOn9resien fra bet 0pioe Qus,
bp,Etei Erelioent 0iOOieuelt irrljat uil
iremboOe acknowledgement al at 9jen=
nemisre 6Orilaget ON Yoit Spare
banter, iOm bar iaa bitrs SLENDER
blanOt Pen9sintereslerne, 9anite iGr.
li9t Grpreis stompagnierne. S ben %&ur-
rencp" =2OO, iOm 6orbunosienator Qlle-
rib ! osnne aio ip9er sjernemigrt i
son8resien, er Poitiparebanterne en-
al be &eiormer iom ban insbi0t er
9aaet uOsnom, % bet 9jGlOer oerior
ON, at PrGlioentens S0poelie al oens
NpoOenOi96eo IinOer Stgtte noe ge=
foltninssn. Sntet SpItsm for Sitter.
beo for Opipareoe Pen9e tommer pan
lan9tn0r op imOo YOIt Sparebnnterne,
6Uao griuringen / 2anos, bpor be er
lnotert, tpoeli9t not piier. Mleo llncie
Sam itoaenpg bag boert Tepohtum,
reoe til at uobetale bper Sent paa gln=
fororins, er Spsrgsmaalet ON &elitp
uoeluttet. ut Sparsprintippet pinoer
mere % mere Sno9an9 ber / Qanoet
er pben'or al 3piol. llnoer ben iiofe
panit bar Der mere emo 3! Billion
Dollars inOiat / 2anoets pripatc
Sparebanter, o9 ubpre Summer blep
unoer ariisn taget no al ganterns %
unoora9et 6irtulation for at blipe
9jemt ben paa &iltebunoen fller /
StrempeitaiteI, eler ienot no af Qan=
oct, al Wistilio til be pripnte gantin.
ltitutiOner. Store summer blep Ienot
til Canada for at blipe inoiat / YoIt |
Sparebdnterne Der, % aIene bette er
Seois not Ior, ut oisIe Yen9e Oiloe
bleoet 2anost ON por 9te9jerin0 |
banoe liuaet bagoeo Spurebuntsrne
meo lin @aranti. Qlansn ON Yplt |
Sparebanter fortiener ct ombpg9eliet |
Stuoum, iom pil fsre til, at @9leerne
pil title beltemte 9rap til beres Son.
9rsIsmano ON at femme for 6orilaeet, !
naar bet tommer til 8ebanolin9. San
trenser til en- iaaoan moraIit Stgtte,
naar iad pistig. Spsrssmaal ital az
sisr.s.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
Sinsbalcierue,

Der bor paa Ven @eplon, er tjsnbte
lom opstise &isoprtere. 9eres 8is.
marter li9ner ilet lite pore &u9- eller
Speoemarter. Sent eoer ct flat oQ
laot lig9enoe SOroitptte, om9ipet al
Sano. ,0enne @9er iottes unrsr @ano,
for at Soroen Tan blipe oD9tig bIso pQ
lumpet. Naar Yanost bar itaaet en-
BIB oper gl9eren, afIebss bet, oo Sing
baleieren plpier oa ben oaaoe 9Glte.
Wtsp oct bar lite faast Yano not eno-
MI. Ser aabnes after for Yanoet,
Der ltlsmmer inc pter plsieioIten,
Os iaa laosr SohSsh fine Crer tfampe
iua lnn9e ON paa slsrene, inotil Sor.
ben CT blsOen iom en- LIMB @rso. Nu
iaar ban lin &is, og / 9sbst al IA
Su9e er Utuooeret b9ttet al iaftise,
9rsnre &isplanter. 6or at Sorben
lite itnl blipe tor, panoer ban after fin
9l9sr ben enc Sang eit.r ben qno}n,
og bet maa ban blps peo meo, li9e til
HiIen moones.
Naar Soften be9pnosr, maa Enn babe
alt Sanost leoet bort, inOen.. ban be-
9Pnper at meie. 8 ian is, at Sing
9aleierne bar mesen llleilisbso meo
i'm Sob, men til @jenej0lo ian ban
bolte TO 8ange ON glaret, blot ban bar
Nano not.
9lo9le Sorter GiS incomes paa 3
Waaneoer, men andre Ital babe 4-6
Waaneoer til fin gGrt. Iisoprtnineen
er meget uiuno paa 8runo al ben iuq=
ti9e, Darme SOro, iom Yonoen maa
Glte ON /. s De rigtige 9tisesne er
Der altlo onoarteoe 6eberip9oomme.
Der er oeriOr in9en @jruno for oS til
at miS"nOe sina4aleiernes Solbt1e!te
Ssit.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03

NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.
State of South Dakota
County of Roberts
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of
Rollof HafStad Deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends Greeting.
70 Gunder Hafstad. brother Mrs Hofstad
mother and Randi Hofstad sister of said
deceased heirs and next of kin OF Rollof
Hafstad, deceased, and 10 all 10 whom these
presents may come.
Notice is hereby given. that Peter Moe has
filed petition with the Judge OF this court
praying that letters of administration be is
sued to Hans r.. KroPstad, in the estate of
Rolof Hatstad, deceased. and that Monday
dhe 18th day OF April. 1905, al one O'Clock p.
NJ of said day, being a special term of this
court. to-wit: special term 1905. at the court
house in the city of Sisseton, in the county
of Roberts, have been appointed as the time
and place of hearing said petition; when and
where any person may appear and show
cause why said petition should not be grant
ed.
Witness the Hon. j. o. ANDREWS
Judge of the County Court. and the seal of
said court. this 2ith day of March, 1908, at
his ONCE in the city OF Sisseton county of
Roberts, and state of South Dakota.
fSeall j. O. ANDREWS.
SIDNEY FISHER, Judge County Court.
ATTY for Petitioners
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
>1otioe for Bios.

Sisseton, S. d., Mar. 9Th, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the
county Board of commissioners will
consider applications or bids for Su-
perintendent 10 care for inmates Of
poor farm at the regular meeting, Apr.
9th, 1908. Board reserve right to re-
ject any or all bids.
BY order of Board OF co. commits
sioners.
o. n. ODDEN, Chrm.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03

Qlutboritetsrus peo StatsfGn9slet
Nlontana bar paabuot, at SOtiaIlli-
5laret "gppsal to &euion" lite maa
tiaaoes at tomms inosnior 60n9slets
Dlure. paa ben anoen Saanb le9ses
Ser Ylaner ON at iaa Ylaoets Reoat-
tgr i 6enslel. Spert til 6orit)el Der
1isres nellem TO iaa nar beilGgteoe!
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
Clerf Of court.

,N9 tiIlaber mig berpeo / 2Grbeogbso al
betlrnot9iere min 6onboahr ior Glert o.
court, til 8dlssrneS Ni9ierelie peb l'rimdr
uoI9et ,Slni Noaneo. PIir ie9 nominerei
c9 ual9t, loper ie9 meO {roltab at iunreto9,
Smbeoets 6orretnin9er. 9lnboIoenoe on,
bin Stemme te9ner e9
Oieo 29telie
Spar Staoitao
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
for County GredsI,rer

4 aSp}gnaYnse All myself q .Republican
urer' subject to tie will of the repub7
lcan voters at the primary election, TO
be held ep the SECOND Tuesday in June
1908, between the toErs of eight and
wiil guarantee + the tax payers that
al al, ste @ deputy ;|, aPf clerk hSe Put to-
deputy twelve months each year, while
am in office
Yours very truly
CHAS. DAHL,
X. X. No. ,. Ellington, ). d..
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
Cor County Udsi4rer.

llnbsrtesneos iremitiler Jig ielp ior NGl-
9erne al Roberts 0ountp iom republtanit
aonoioot ior @onutp &oSser, til BGloernes
esen 9Iislsrelie peo frimerpalset ,>uni
U3aoneo. giominsret o9 pal9t uil ls9 lone
at ta9e Bare paa 5mbebets pao Ell tro o9
iorretnin9s n9smGsn9 Waabe.
2Grbsoi9it
e v. sOptc9arb.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03

paa ell 9sslsbane | @eltumerlta
iinoes Opilaast Ell platat meo fslsenbe
3nobolo: 3ilituere, fom blir uenl9e,
anmpoes ON at BRUCE rssfrit &ruot,
for at be Se9lsipillenoe Tan ie at Ipills,
mems Stpouingsn taar paa.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
6eoister Of Oeeos.

To ihe voters of Roberts County
hereby announce myself as Republican
candidate for the ONCE of Register of Deeds
OF Roberts county, subject tothe will of the
people a the primaries. If nominated and
elected pledge myself TO conduct the affair,
of the office in bpsinesslike and economical
manner and solicit the support of the voters
Yoprs Truly,
D. +. STEVENS.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
Cor County 2luoitor.

Seq, llnbsrte9neoe, suiter berueo at be-
tienot9lere, at ies er repubIitanf Ronboat
for County Auoitor, til &GI9ernes enbeli9e
Afqlerelie peo lrlmGrpaI9et ,Nin Uiaaneo.
,Siolo ie9 iaar 9iominotioneu o9 blir palot,
tam 8 itOIe poa, at leg itol rSste Gmbe6et
poo Ell iorretuin9smGsilg o9 etonomiit
Uiaaoe. Deb me9en Agtelie
z. s. Balm.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
Cor States 2lttoruev.

l hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the once of States Attorney of Roberts
County, =. ID. on the Republican Ticket
subject to the will of the voters at the pri-
maries to be held June 1908.
Respectfully,
J. w. HARRINGTON.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
for County Nu6ae.

respectfully announce myself as a RE
publican "andidate for County Judge So oject
to the approval of the voters. at the June
Primaries. promising. that. If dominated
and elected. ] will conduct the affairs of the
office IN a faithful manner.
SAM c. JONES.
Lockwood Township.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
GIerf Of Court.

llnoerte9nebe betienotsier berusO }Grbe-
oi9beo, at je9 iiiller mig lom 8anoioot iol
Gienual9 til 6lert Of Nourt, ior Solicit a,
itemme oucr peo Frim0ruol9et ,Nlui.
GoerS meo 29teIie
7. ySm. 1Sois
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
First Publication March ~. 1905
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Jacob n. Heglie. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
HaIvor Oien and Peter y. Peterson. Execu.
tors of Jacob n Heglie, deceased. to the cre-
ditors, and all persons having claims against
the said Deceased. TO exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four months af-
ter the first publication OF this notice. to the
said Halvor Oien. and Peter y. Peterson, al
Ellington in the county OF Roberts, and
state of South Dakota
HALvoR OIRN.
PETER y PETERSON.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
,Nolitiife 2lnnouecr.
.for Sheriff.

s,es tljplaSNerp pwis yfrpeS 2gybseisbeb q
lremtIFep pwis tPr ,gpl9srys al SiobsrtS 50.
pm yrspnblitGaA Sanpibat tor Sbstiii. Ill
eosrs asle,eIle uco VrimGrpqlssps. ion,
ijpof' SteS ben anocn Sirsoas i,SSitni. 1908.
,Vlsb ystsls
y;Su Ecwnilip. ~ VIZ
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03


SpartitiU99et Seriert blobis
% 9rilt iSm merten Dat.
"gtn, itre9 bau leg pil pypYe
iouao Rp9tet farer meb,
ut 6ritbloi SuGro fan bepe
90 albrig bah ON 6reo ="
"a op meb 2itle lprlu9e
!Nans biitre RRmper, tolp;
t2e foulo glIiien It, uee
Nteb yalibls, Sp9to o9 Solp.
0e ltormeoe mob Stranben,
l0por trGt Gliba ltoo,
g 6rltbioi LAB paa Sanoen
% talte Srait o9 Nfoo.
"get hlnbe ie9 big irlbe, "
Stre9 gltIe meb itor Ginp,
"Co9 itol bit 0oI9 bet 9lplbe,
ut ti0mpe eller flp.
Men, bpiS ON 6reo ou bepey,
Gnoltisnot Ell Sl0mpe boarb
Seq iom Ell Ben big leoer
2Ilt op til ,IarIenS @oorb.
".l'el sr III ayqiter ilepe,
WlenmGlte 6ritbioI preo,
"(o9 maa ri SuGrbet prgue,
5sr 6ritbiei ti9ser 6reo,
Te brilils NGpsr ipuri9e
&c blante SpGro poo Stano;
l}ao 2tn9urpabelS Fpn9e
Aoper 'Auhe ito0 SranO.
9hu ltiites Suprbbus tlln9e,
io9 grabiIoe bGaIe M,
% be99es Sfolbe iprllnse
@aa en9ou9 brat itn.
&c 6lRmpcr lloeu (aoel
Stoo bn9 3reoien fait
Oteu itorpt beo 2ln9urpooel,
80 Atles SIin9e brat.
"Vloo iuGrOIes WouO ieS trRnstr
Isl ino meo itorpen Sp9rO,
Nten Inter bet Big IGn9er
N prepe anoen Serb.
Sig Gpl9erne (Harme
&c mob biuanoen 9oo,
&c taalbeoPtte Sarme
SGt mob binaHpeH ilaa.
fe breees ipm TO Vlerne
Yoo IS bsien lIoro,
Ce ip9note Gag iom Grne
Nglt ouer oprert Sloro
TpbtiPitet Slippeitptte
6napt ili9e Sag mootop,
ga mIuore tunoe rptte
Tleloeqen op meo bob.
5iH ipGnbteS buer en.SeHf,
6olo Speo ira Eonoeu bran,
Nten Srot o9 Sorc % Stsre
SpIporteoes Alalt.
llofolcet oppebibe
Wteo6rp9t bper ltaoItlGotNano
- bet 6aunta9 bleu bel pioe
l'ergmt / 9ioroenS Qono.
{illtoit bog 6rltbloi itratte
Gin Slenoe Ill Soro,
80 latte SRG, el ia9te,
Oioo Grplt meo ureoe Sro;
"&ar MI nit SpRro 9tRps,
III iporte EeriertiflR9,
Git Hlpo bet itlllbe trppe
2Ilt meo i'm buasie G9."
"Tet ital ei oinber bringe,
VisnmGlte itolt {1u
Zen Gsriert, bent BIN Slln9s,
seq Iis9er It'll, iom M.
seq ifoI, iom ale andre,
Go9 tnsan9 &aIboI ie,
Soa9 moa leg peI uunbre,
Smorsen oil, tonlte.
Isl lGu9e 5rttboi teuer,
Zen Se9 ban enoe pil,
I0an ipang iiu @rpnietleper,
Dteu Atle laa bog fil.
Get $oeltens 2lrm mon biuoe,
Get rerte neltsns Gono,
,nan bolot SNu99et inoe
90 to9 ben ioloneS !Noanb.
9m Soluor itres msb ,Sper,
S9 lefteo buioen Stap
6or eOsrS Slossmaal bIiper
Ser ineeu WGoe al.
(aa Soro itoar 6obsrooen
"a SAorn poa blaute Sen.
6or lers Stplo tlcIner Uoosu,
% 8erIten 9ier mig Wen."
Soriont at Tsrens gue
! Solen ino be 9oa;
Ter me9et par at Itlle,
Com 6rtbioi isr el iaa,
e'roubgplet plante tlRoer
VI ne9ne NP99e Der,
Wen toitbart G'ploeul9osr
Wteo glommer o9 meo GGr.
Si miot paa G'ulpet TANNER
Get milutre Raal al Jtis;
Wlen beit mob GG99sn brummer
Somin al Warmorills.
vi par oer lobet Klorte,
Isl Rsg Solen iaaes,
Wien peI elasulosr blauts,
C9 Cer meo tlIniti9 yoos.
i Selperormeita9er
Staor Sps, men in.et glus
III 6prreipuouer bro9er,
vi lple RiGmpens ]tus.
lNeliteQt men iprfFet griuQe
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03

3re emeitaaempe 3ilbmo al b.:roiSre 5rGr.
y 100 Surureer @ur 0nben &osn eilr $500
~ II 9Gbreer Nar; Pommer, II grn9eb9r. 500
~ Is 6urutre G5ran ne 9orte ale Gar 500
fsri iom nbienosr fine gfan9er, meo geang ital
- pr0m al &olnbue, Gfsbuite ele 200
"gDilOw Cuttings. 9e 10 n9r tal faa 80 Soob9panter
ollie ose 5reer os Planer ita pGre al bbfe 9paltet
". Sobolt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03

Dated March 10Th 1906
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-04-03
0rithjpts Saga!.
8ritbiof hos 9ln9amtpr.
nj @iaias Seener.

~ -
8ritbiof hos 9lngamtDr.
ldl nj berstte pile
s}porleoeS 9In9antpr
Deb line WGno til @ilos
Cab fiu Cd, az sur.
%aou par lad gloo'tilmoot,
Soa us puo Vbl0ens Gfss,
5,por Solt,s splbhs &leSs
Ste9 nsb / HapstS StisS'
4'eo .(iuouet 9omle 6alpcr
Stos noenirr paa' Go9t.
$>ar po9teSe mes alpor.
0ab on paa Misbeu ast.
tSu' SGb baii ei ailaeoe,
1ilbithbs bHn 'attio otat.
90 fntet Srb ban lagor,
Blot oornet Ino ban tdf.
gtu ll0n9te ban bet pipe
i Salen illo o9 tpao:
"0iGnb ler leg Vsl9sn rioe,
Zen Serb er Tibet slao.
U(9no ler le9 Seoen mere,
gal lGs9e Dc ilanb,
3 tpenbe SGtter bare
1e bIssnebe pal 7 Stranc.
ll6opsr Ssl9eipsilet
Sorl 9ln9ontpr ida neo:
Seq tror ie9 tenoer Seilet,
0lliOos, 6rltbioi mes.
= ,@on9en o9 paa Fanoen
seq tienbG &borlteins Ssu;
! 9toro er in9eu anoen
Som 6ritbiof bOlo o9 itlsn.
,lra GriftsborO bel mobi0
Sprans NtIe Sfthts brat,
SpartitiG99et Serierf, blobis
% srip iom mprten 9tot.
"gtu, ftrt9 ban, leg pil pyeYe
lnuao Rp9tet farer meO,
ut 6ritbloi SuGro fan bspe
90 olbrig bah ON 6reo :"
=, =, ,,,nA lItIe i,,r,,,,oo
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-14
carmen" FASClNATES A
HOUSE FULL OF WOMEN

carmen" at the Metropolitan opera.
House on Saturday afternoon. held the
srent audience, which was made up
largely of women. fascinated. Maria
Gay did not modify her conception of the
gypsy cigarette girl Again she played
her as n brazen. shameless hussy, but
she sang with more ease and authority.
Geraldine Farrar's Micaela drew fur
Their away from the conventional. In
the mountain scene so eager she was
to defend Don Jose that when she threw
off her shawl and faced Carmen, her
eyes ablaze, her whole body seeming to
CULVER, II looked for moment as If
there would be fight that would make
operate history. Caruso was fairly i'm
passioned at times, and he sang-like
Caruso. Note was EsCamillo, and the
rest of the CAST was the same. Toscanini
conducting.
In The evening Spetrino conducted a
spirited repetition of "Tosca." with
Games in the title part, Martin as
Mario and Scott as Scarpia. The
American tenor's performance was
highly creditable He divided with the
other two principal singers the applause
and shared in the many curtain calls.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-14
Russian Pianist Plays Half a
Dozen Selections Admirably
Eva Mylott and Janpolski
Sing-kaufmann Quartet.
BIZ SI-L VESTER WILING.
ABRlLOWITsCn vas he prncIpli

" ABRlLOWlTSCH was the principal
attraction at II rislnn IL .!n's
eleventh sunday popular concert
At the new German Theatre yesterday
afternoon. His talents ripen steadily.
At his earlier Appearances here some
years 90 he seemed to have tendency
TO versentimentallze. hut there is no
trace Of 1t left He has gained in vrility
without any loss OF poetic expression.
AS an artist he takes "s1N With the best
Of tie many distinguished players OF tho
piano and the VIOLA that this season
have como from Russia 20 exploit their
talents. SchUmann's pes Abends a
Gluck- Brahms gavottc, a Chopin poion-
aise, Rubinstein barcarole, Moszkow-
skis En- automne" and a I.iszt etude
made up his programme. He was
warmly applauded.
The Kaufman Quartet. consisting of
Maurice Kaufman. Joseph Urdang.
Herbert c. Corduan and Leo Schulz.
played two movements from Hsydn'S
c major and Schumann's A minor
quartets Eva Mylott sang Giordanrs
Caro- milo ben" a "Gioconda" aria and
a group OF English songs, and Albert
Janpolski sang group of Russian and
English songs, OF which Edward Ger
mans setting OF Kipllnss Rolling
down to Rio" was the most effective.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-14
BLOOMFlElD-ZEiSLER DRAWS
LARGE AUDIENCE TO CARNEGIE

Fannie Bloomfeld-Zeisler gave what
was announced as her only piano reci-
tai in New York this season at Carne-
gle Hall on Saturday afternoon. Her
programme was varied, and held no
pretentious show pieces, and she inter-
preted it with the warmth of color and
the daintiness of expression to which
she has accustomed us. The programme
consisted of Schumann's butterflies" n
Rameau gavotte. four examples OF Cho-
pin, n Debussy prelude. Schuetts
"Valse Parisienne" (new and dedicated
to Mrs. ZeisleC, Delibess "Passepied'
and paraphrase by Pabst of themes
from Tschaikowsky's Eugene Onegin."
Mrs. Zeisler was recalled many times
by large audience and flowers in pro-
fusion We're presented to her.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-14

good, long rest. Ton days In Atlantic
civ made mo M ms u nddlo"
Among the iloral pieces gent tp tho
Postmaster was an Immense fac-simile
of an envelope. stamped ana addressed
to the Postmaster Of Now York Tclc-
grams aud letters of conEratulatiou ar
rived 10y the bale
Mr Morgan was ahut on the morning
Of NOV. 9 near the corner of nnC Hun
drcd and Forty-siNth street and Broad
way while on las way from his home
at one Hundred and EortN-SiXth street
and Riverside Drive to the subway sta
ton. His little daughter was with him
at the time. MaCkaN. his asSuilant
committed suicide before bystandcrs
could reach him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-14
PETScHNlkoFF PLAYS AT THE
METROPOLITAN OPERA.HOUSE

Tie feature of he Metropolitan Opera
House concert last night was petsohnl-
kof, the Russian violinist, who rap
tured the large audience by his playing
OF Wieniawski's concerto in D minor
and n cavatina by Caesar Cui. The
singers were Marie Rappold, Louise
Homer, Felice Kaschowska. Jean Note
and Robert Blass. Mrs. Homers sing
ing in the aria from LIE prophetic
aroused considerable enthusiasm. and
all of the programme was rewarded by
general applause. Hertz, who con-
Quoted. finished the evening by directing
q spirited playing of Wagners Ride OF
the Nalkyries," by special request.
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Whom Milo lahia carc on. after thc
intcrmis sion, she took tlc audience b1
surprsc and scores hurried 10 thcr
seats VI rhnrlier WAS about to sound
tho Introduction to Mario rcrla's 'Nar".
Mare hut wns asked to wait 10y Lahin
tin tho stfagglcis were seated an1 tn"
house quiet Ter ftei song was VOL
done. but pcu2a's "Occhi TurChiui
was finely given
The other feature Of tho programme
-as the Dance of tho Hours and Grand
Finale from 'Giaconda. In which the
entire orchestra and chorus. led by Cam
pauini. and Mines, Agustinclli and Pom
2ano, MM Tacanni. Polesc and Ar.
mondi took part The other soloists
OF the long and excellent programme
werc Mile. Hoelliug and Tancrcda and
Messrs, Gilbert, fianoli-Gnlletti. Pa
VIOLA Wales and Nieuille. Mile. Tan
crcda appeared in place of Mile Trcn-
tint
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OUTGOING sTEAMsHIPs
BUT TEN MORE DAYS
OF CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.

Between now and Dec g YOU viii
have many things n buy and, probably
many things 90 sell Tho question is
how can you make your purchases and
sales 10 the best advantage
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the Morning World 10 WIN be given a
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sun. Tribune and Press combined. n
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Borrowed Tom Lindley, Pride
of Harlem Police, to Sing
Under Yowler's Perch,
1T WORkED-ALMOS
Feline Mix-Up That Followed
Disarranged All of Little
Rollo'S Plans.

when little Rollo Kennedy read this
rorn,np about tbe poor cat perched in a
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which couidnt get down out hao TO stay
there while wicked men and boys threw
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BUTTON Oh '"e Junior League Vi '"e
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals ernIv onto his lanel seized n
basket and adventured forth.
", will rescue tho moor cat mother "
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,.o,ohoa bor 60, ,ith s-,iro os ho
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euHerinSs OF poor animal
ro"'eo '"en'yFour 7ours'
The cat had mewed for more than
twenty-four hours. Nobody knows eN-
actly when 1t climbed INTO the tree nut
II began 20 yowi as soon as II reahzeu
mat u couidht ger down. Wn'ch was
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houses witt, windows overlooking Mr..
Fines hack ward. and ,he imDromntu
.. ,,.cs .,oo- o,ao.,,.1i,, 80,
sohee'' ''eo S'e@p ''''''
that part or Harlem.
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Hurdred and Fir.eentb stree, and Dr
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lice Headquarters and asked that a
SQUAD be sent to dislodge the singer
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but he took one look al the tree and
gave no the lob. After this there We're
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VI anu ma
plans wer tried. hut the cat remained
in the ire eand never stopped yowling.
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A.. 80 s,.,, y, a,, 49, 49, w.
" coihe oo"h' sa'u Hltie i'oI4o' We
will go to the East One Hundred and
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re fRAZZINI DAzZLES AGAIN IN
"TRAVlATA" AT MANHATTAN.

Three capacity audiences and one that
was fairly large demonstrated again on
Saturday the prevailing rage for opera
The performance that attracted the
least was the only one given at popular
prices. This would seem TO prove Mr..
Hammerstein was W sc in making the
operas he gives or Saturday nights az
expensive as those he presents on other
nights.
Tetrazzini as N!oletta. in La Travi.
alta" at the Manhattan Opera House on
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MORGAN RETURNS
TO p0S7-OFFICE
FOR FIRST TIME
Friends and Employees Call
With Congratulations ana
Floral Tributes.

Postmaster Edward NJ. Morgan went to
his office m the Federal Building to-day
for the frs, time since he was shot by
the lunatic. Eric Mackay, on Nov. g
fetal business, for his time was all
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MILE. LABlA, STAR AT MAN
HATTAN'S SUNDAY CONCERT,

Mile. Labia made a decided hit with
the Campanini concert patrons of the
Manhattan Opera House, and they
crowded the place from front to back
last evening. She seemed determined
to please, was in excellent voice and
certainly received a fattering amount
of praise at the end of Ter two songs.