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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03
AMERICANS MAY HANG
N MEXICO
NOW UNDER SENTENCE FOR
MURDER BUT THEY MAY
APPEAL.

| Ell PASO, Texas. April Upon
the decision OF the Federal Supreme
Court Of Mexico depends the fate OF
Ole L, Finstad and shorty" Cough.
ener Americans held in me Jail at
chihuahua, awaiting final action on
their appeal from the conviction
charge OF numbering Robert Ruther'
ford, OF Philadelphia, and Charles
McMurray another American, The
latter is 4 brother-in.law OF Finsta,l
Finstad and Coughener both resi-
dents OF Los Angeles, appealed their
case TO the Federal District Court at
Iuarez, and the decision just render.
ed is favorable TO them, The matter
must now be passed upon by the Su'
preme Court, Rutherford and Nc.
Murray were killed at Finstad's ranch
two years ago, and Coughener was
wounded. Finsted claimed that the
crime was committed by Mexican
robbers, but in spite OF this claim, he
and Coughener were placed on trial
at Chihuahua on the charge Of muir
der and found guilty. They were each
scr'enced TO l2a years imprisonment
but appealed to the Federal District
Court.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03
Torpid LlVer. Stomach Trouble.


Mr., James o'Byrnc, ds8 Madison ST.,
Topeka, kas., conductor sante Fo Rail.
way and member order Of Railway Con-
ductora, writes!
III suffered with torpid liver and
stomach trouble, which made my CON.
plexIon very sallow, and l felt mlaera.
BILE and tired all the time
"An aunt wrote mo that she waa TAX.
ing PerunA with such good results that
she advised mo 10 Try II, and finally
bought bottle, although diAliked TO
take pAtont medicines,
"HoweveF, found PeFunA very agFeo.
able TO take, and effective, ~ felt bet
ter in week. ! took only Ave bottles
in all and found that was all | needed.
al am most grateful TO you for what
your medicine has done for mo-"
Dyseatery Entirely Relieved.
Mr.. W. N. Casey, Leamingson, ILL.,,
writes,
ain two weeks after beginning your
treatment was we'll, used nine bot.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

the FIRST horrid suggestion that pre-
sents itself and plunges through the
mortal agony that reflection and a
little more time might have spared i,
Suicide, Of itself, is one Of the awful
manifestations of human woe and al.
ways leaves its taint OF added sorrow
in the lives Of others in touch with the
deed; and while to a great extent, it
is the outcome Of mentad derange-
ment it is far TOO often the sane and
simple expedient OF those who have
weighed life in the scales OF exper-
fence, and with the chilled reasoning
Of changeless defeat and misconcep-
ton, and refuse longer to submit; and
we who have never been brought TO
the mark, or have had ways Of cir
cumventing and relieving the crises,
have but little right to Judge the poor
souls who have resorted to it. We can
not measure the misery they bore;
and to Judge them from any other
plane than that on which they stood a;
the last hour, is unfair and gratuitous,
In the flush of our happiness and sue
cess and buoyant hope, we are i'll pre-
pared to say anything Of the heart
breaking motives that prompted the
deed in others. The least we can do
is to pity them and try to make things
brighter and easier and simpler for
the others.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03
DUE TO BE SHOT

NEW YORK, April 2.-Sergeant
Cortes, and his son who we're involv-
ed in the recent armed revolt in Cubi,
have been sentenced to death, accord
ing to the Herald"s special cores
pondent in Havana who cables that
he "Has very reliable information" /"
concerning the findings of the court
martial which may be given out ofiici-
ally today. The dispatch adds that
President Gomez is not inclined TO
pardon the rebels. II the sentence Is
carried out as predicted Cortes and
his son will be shot.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03
SERIOUS POOLING

CHICAGO, April 2, After hiding
in barrel and tormenting Peter Pat
terson, a carpenter by peltine him in
the back with small stones, Herbert
McHugh, Is years old, laughingly
lifted himself from the hiding place,
and cried April Fool" His welcome
was large brick which struck him on
the head. Patterson Is under arrest
charged with assault and McHugh Is
under the care Of a physician,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03
SPREADS HIS BENEFITS

CHICAGO. April 2.-The will OF
Nelson P, Holden, Pioneer shoe mer-
chant, who died ten days ago, be-
queaths the bulk OF a 100000 estate
to daughter, but 100 bene6ciaries
are named besides. and gifts to these
range frormr $500, and $4,000 each,
A provision Of the will states that all
employees whose names have not been
specially mentioned shall receive Sirl
each Bequests are also made to re
latives, friends and charitable institp
tions.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03
THIS IS MY 59th BIRTHDAY"

Prof. James Laurence Laughlin, one
Of the highest authorities on finance
in the United States, was born at
DecrGeld, Ohio, April 2, 1850 and re-
ceived his education at Harvard Uni
versity. He became assistant profes-
sor Of political economy at Harvard
in 1888, remaining there four years,
when he resigned to become president
Of an insurance company in Philadel-
phia. From 1890 to 1892 he was prof
essor Of political economy in Cornell
University, and since 1892 he has oc-
cupied Similar position at the Univ.
ersity Of Chicago, Prof. Laughlin was
leading promoter Of the Monetary
Conference held at Indianapolis in
1897 and was a member Of the None |
.ary Commission created by that con.
erence, In 1894 he prepared for the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03
FOR DIPLOMATIC POST

CHICAGO, April 2,--The Tribune
today in a special dispatch from
Washington says;
1T Is understood that President
TAFT shortly will announce the ap.
pointment OF Colonel Fred Smith Of
Peoria, TO a diplomatic post IN South
America, It is understood Colonel
Smith will be asked to become min,
lister to Chile although he may per.
haps be given a choice between that
post and that OF Persia or Siam,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

Louisiana Democrats are pleased
with the protective duties proposed
on sugar and rice, Yet Louisiana
voted for Bryan's free trade last No.
vember by 62s6S to o9sS But it is
true also that the state cheertully ex.
pected Bryan's defeat.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03
NO BURYING ON SUNDAY.

CHICAGO, April Sunday iuncr-
ais have been placed under the ban
OF the Carriage & Cab Drivers Union
which has adopted resolutions saying
that the drivers need intellectual in.
struction and time to worship with
their families" The Chicago Fedora,
ton OF Labor will take up the mat.
ter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

Nicaragua's president says he is
shocked BY Uncle Sans ultimatum,
but promises to give il attention. The
Central American mischief breeders
are quick to notice when the situa.
ton means trouble for them instead
Of their victims,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

A herd of yaks, a domestic animal
well known in Asia and Northern Eu.
rope is to be imported by the Cana.
dian Department OF Agriculture, The
yak is a good producer of steaks, milk
and rugs, Billy Possum may find
Yawcob Yak formidable rival.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

British pessimists insist that the
Cape.to-Cairo Railroad will never be
completed, though half OF ii is now
built 1t seems that all big national
enterprises stir up mosquitoes OF the
yellowlegged sort
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03
THE WEATHER

Oregon-Showers in west followed
BY clearing weather; showers in east
portion; probable frost in early morn
ing in exposed places in west portion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

In all the advice received by Col.
Roosevelt in regard to his African
trip, no one has thought to warn him
of the danger of sleeping sickness.
The natural impression is that some
persons are immune by temperament
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03
EXPOSING to Wet,

dampness and cold, results In sudden chin,
Fake a teaspoonful Of Pery Davis Pain
killer, in half a glass ofwara watcr Or t.lll:.
The whole system will be heated a.l tho
danger OF &C .lw' in'. E3o
ore a2.d eTary .t.. =. : tn eirl.4...
yCG-g inr.l '"a--r 4 rls ,>l..
ical 80 cent liz -. l.g, ~. T.. De-. ..--.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

A large red persimmon is the only
fruit that many Cinnamon ever get.
The possum is unknown to them, and
the substitution of the house rodent
to go with the simmons strikes West.
ern taste unfavorably.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

Germany's cannon makers keep
pace with the development of flying
machines, Emperor William. though
accused Of talking too much, has been
from the first one Of the rulers who
does things.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

American friendship for Cuba eau
be detected in the new tariff bill I'm
Gle Sam believes in helping country
that is just taking its first steps in in
dependent government.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

A hundred miles more of travel
would have taken the latest exploring
expedition to the south pole. There
is still chance for Peary to win the
polar pennant.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

government Of San Domingo a
scheme Of monetary reform, which
was afterwarrd adopted. He is
member Of the international Institute
Of Statistics and has written exten-
sively on the subject of finance and
monetary reform.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

Sherlock Holmes would have con-
sidered a kidnapping case easy, but
out OF fiction the detectives seem to
be at their poorest in dealing with
crime.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

Uncle Sam invested S6,000.000 in
the second provisional government il
Cuba. He has gallantly paid the
freight so far, but would draw the
line at another repetition.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

The gulf states are full of yellow
pine Democrats. Their chief party
doctrine is that they want their share
OF protection.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

Gov. Hughes is backing a new state
primary bill, and the country is wait
ing to see if he has produced one war-
ranted to work in all respects.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

For use in his African hunting ex-
pedition ex-President Roosevelt has
ordered a three-barrel gun. This
must be intended for the rumiuant
dromedary that carries more than two
humps.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

A man experienced in chasing 4
collar button is less amazed when he
hears that the 500 buttons on the new
feminine dress are not detachable.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03
EAT FATTY MEATS
OR ANY OTHER So-cALLED IN
DIGESTABLE FOODS.
CURE THE STOMACH TROUBLE

There VIII be no Indigestion or Mis-
cradle Stomach Disorders il You
VIII Take Little Diapepsin-Hun-
dreds of Men and Women Are Suf-
fering Unnecessarily.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03

~7~-~F~Tf~N-e~~9sF~
ties Of PoFupA, My case was bowel
trouble or dyaontory.
~ also tried PorunA Cor a cough, 40.
cording todireollona, and II exceeds any
cough syrup ever uaed.
II wish every ono afflicted would give
PeFunA trial.
Pe-Tu,na Ss . Tonic.
Capt II. u. Smith, Greensboro. Ga.,
wrlteai
"Aitor using several bottles Of PERU
ma can recommend II a. one II the beat
catarrh medicines on the market. Aa .
tonic II has no equal.
"perunA Ia all that IL claimed for H."
catSfTh OF Stomach.
Mr.. Henry Neely, First Lieutenant
Go. "F," sSth Regiment, o. v. l., Box
ga, Trenton, Mo-. writes, "l suffered
for years with cAtaFFh OF the stomach.
Seeing an advertisement Of PerunA, I
bought . bottle aud every doae made me
feel better. Seven bottles completely
cured mo-"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-03
Removed Catarrh. Restored Appetite

Removed Catarrh Restored Appetite.
MJoseph ConlAn, Tih brooklyn N Y, wFitesI
~ suffered from catarrh which completely destroyed my appetite and
weakened my system
~ cured aud cheerful pa all through the agency
which has cured oneoluAy aud
any only regret did
avoided all my previous suffering and misery"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05

@ bpn aopur9t eteo sprcOeren han bpe aa.
fem 2ar Matiner gorunes lpr ct gar ga
minbu?" Nuar ri bar Nne0nng, parer p iom iplger:
"Gm Daiiine a gnOnte5 o lem Nar ben b00Qet aa
life inDter". Faa bette bDtic yibio Vt
b0pno bare bulngtb amuaoneIs"
mObcrne Matne bD90et
Sroe "65uddnee bar bUret msbru9t
al bette noturli9 Norte SrO bet OmtDitet
Zen oa Anna Croet "earani" be. qoraaersr
SrQ bir tontnberenne Part mooa0cr % oaa
treble P'ro eler sng m oooMmer &ontratin Maa 9tdeo
QorNna lem liar bcD0er
4peoer 2et beS oso leing ira &nnDer om peice
Matnn ital bapt &uNoog GDnfer, pnlre Spebrnger
ufitnbd Sioe Nt1", $50 GD) or enaas Natur-
QUs iabrite W0lnn tgber
gldio Spoen Garani q ben.
So al aun iorlaa bpao po 0aant mener snter ri
Qe bet NOrs u0pbolst ArbOe pg o oag fal
9eo SpreOern ons egen &o Spao paaassr
uoierer "a ar 2io SprOr lem glars 8aran
Oe lorlaGes, at bl CnatOmh bOer ntt Setas.
@ oil ltig life i0Q 4Af.0 Spreoeren fem Ga.
rant Zen oipes bee at ps Big 9telo Gospa.
Wnn bGieet 6a lite Gntbuiasme. Senne
Garanti bar Dog W9roi o9 Gpaeten
olIc NOin til bOmiomber 2pnra 0i
Dollar &unor unnt
pe 1909 6oipuoer lite
bpQQet Sremobanb bDlr Wnens 9n Goro
Nar
Sill SMtninQ @or Gorani tte for oQ on I'll oia
bUo0 TitHeO Spt hJr r. hpcp RI
oil 0iett 5rcE.o 50 00 .ya UoArey lite U
Bag Onn Wain mco cn rime9 Uarani
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05
Moecrnapnct.

Ser iinoes mango iorificIlige
Cr0iprog ON Niooeren.
oGr Mooercn nlorig ino arm,
bun gjer BOG Barnet BARN..
~Spem ser life bil ielgc Nlobc.
rcn, moa fsIge 6ongeuogtcrne"
o0eI(cre mite Ell rig 6ooer enc
en fattia Wioocr".
p6bn6 Ser ooor @eooeren til
SiGrtet, goor fun 6ooeren til
Gnpet".
S Suoien Tiger man: rMin Mo.
ser er oltib min, enten jeg er rig
cIlcr fattig".
Husierne Tiger: YMooeren3 @en
1entcr Barnet op ira 9apets
9llno".
2ettenc Tiger: yDloocr5aono er
bI9o, ogIaa nanr Sen ilaor".
N0iten aile 6olfeIlng fienoer
GraigroGei. oGn 0io0er fan beorc
ern9rc ipp 9prr, emo ipp 9ern rlu
crnGre en- Mooer".
Gn glooerS Siu bete0ner Sta
lienerne meo Srbiproget: YMooer
betpoer Wtnrtpr".
ylloen Wtober er gernene lom
@icr nSsu Gronair1".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05

Bore aop9ipere i 98albin9ton bar
MI 9lpet BrGIioenten en- .tpn9ellg Sen, q,
800, 900 ON 9taret. 81 ital fun be
mNrte, at en- 900 YrGlioent er p0ro
bet, % en- ltor glatiOn buroe bane
Raao til at npoe proipNritien ira
(rUiioenten neO til @rooarbeiDeren.
5alt bar altiaa Iaaet oObbelt 'aa bel
Qpn lpm nosen anoen 0merltanlt Prr=
iiocnt. Dlen oa ct 6orilag ON Sno=
slpb of en- sl2, 600 2luiOmobil til Saft
ior MeQleringfGs Te9nln9 blep trent
lat &onoresien. bq tllrbe pOre @op=
3ipcre life ltemme ipr oct - enonu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05
Werppie &prm.

2Ggerne lGr olIerene / lpn9erc
3io pGret flnr oper. al Wprn fan
rpre nerbsie iaa bel lom &ofSne,
% Iignenoe Griaringer er giort al
andre, iom bar bapt meO mango
9srn at gisre, life nlinolt Sfole-
meno. Wionge SorGlore rpiter
imiolertio poa Sopeoet, naor oe be.
rer Sole ON 9srne. .Nerusiiteten, oa
bar fun ct Sfuloertr9f tiIoper3 ior
Bette ySfa6eri", lom 0e life bill ag.
te ior Sen SpgoonL Sen / @irfelig-
beoen er. 0i5ie Iantro % ior6p.
rigt alle, iom Gur meo @ern at gie.
re, pi( babe llo6ptte % @e(pring al
Ell fortrefielig lille @oa: Ser
peie @srn", iom Den fje,lSte gterbc-
l9se, Or. me0. 6. $. S2iirt3en. /
bisie 9nge far iioienot.
Sil at beeDnhe meb sioer Or.
gSiirt5en / forte, rammenoe Srpf
ct Smrios al @arnenoturelfet mee
bets oabne Wobtageli9beo % it9rfe
Gaapirfnins og piier buorle0eS
pnrretS Sirrrclio ~ Wcrecisitenl
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05
ct @usmaubsiouo.
6r. Geoatter!

Or. Ieodttpr.
~"Sjalpe" ,lotaler 9eres Ylao al
22oe SQnuar blanot anoet: Sans
(Susmanosns) 9lrbeioe % Maoltr0p
rptaser bans Sio, iaa bans esen
Stano tOnmer aloris til at irisjpre
fig.
Ser trai q spiaerer paq SoOeoet.
"Sialpe". Meu er bette 2ilialoet
Com bel nlua inorsmmss), er bet O2
life opr NIist, II III surssrs al Os
6oreneoe Stater, Der er Gftertommere
al De nrritc 3nsmonnStrGae, at biols
pc at lpite, unssritgtte % iriaipre bore
6origore3
6a. en- Nliaion yurite leuer her i
Sanoet, bporai minob en- 6ieroelel
Susm9no eller Spnner % 0ettre af
sousmono slOrss. SpaaO tunoe jite
pi uorette, ON hi bare piloe? pna
6rileosoaaen 1914 tunOe pi sioe
Norse Ell tpart Wtillion Collars til ct
0usmanosipnD. yetrnt bppr ubDre
ms9ct tunoe lite uprettes meo bette til
Yeolte for 0usmanoen.
9anosm0no! Sj0lp, bj0lp Sus=
nlnnoen ! siorae! San Ian itte bjGlps
ior Den Stilling, ban leoer i, % ban
tan alori9, alori9 tomme no uI Den,
oerlonl life pi berOper bj0lper baml
MlnneIOta / Sanlar 1909.
I'm S4smun0agut.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05
-<-s-=s--sl-l- -. i----.---4s
-----.--' - - - -. v--s7.y -

SDloateruniIo4msns splone snQEe
oa blants @Se.ssliy4aiFopper OilOe neppe
iunne tlltrette Jig l;nsoOmmens Slno
% bele geseilirins, on Sern bleu OPP
praset iaaleoes. at De lit Snobllt
Grigcns Sorbanoeller. &etruten t9n=
fer mere paa "2Gre", "Seremmelie"
og 6orionselis6eoens Sitter eno paa
nt blpoe % ps for. &etiaroiaIeo
Sag. Sao Dem lpNpe Na msO Den
6prltaaelie, at be er reoc til at oIre
2io % 2emmer for 0'cnneltclle9tsn,
'aa Ialoer bet b0slige peoi Soloaterll.
pcl bort df fig lelp, % Snapper o9
Snprcr blir minore lOttenoe, Og Ner=
oensireOen tommer pa n@rmere.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05

8 Spo Satptas 2esislatur CT Der
fysmiat iiere 6Orilas, iom 9aar no paa
SnoitrGntlling al Sanoel meo &us=
brit. Get er ct soot Sean. =. s..
SinsiOr ita Grant ioreilaar, at pet
iettss en- stOppsr for spsnoerins al
3ritteuarer / SaloOnerne. Seris
2ariOn uil iratase Srp99erier % 2e=
.illaterer &et til at orips salooner i
Staten. Sip. SiSie &spr9ientan=
Ter isaer at ucipre noaet aOot Os f'r
itsttes.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05
Minoc9aucu,
st yanoslOttcri?

81 Rcbattpr.
s "Stanoinapen" for 27Oe Sanuor
D. q. itriper Sans &inoerpo9, 6bitn-
90, blanot Gnoet "N(ln Soc er pep
&irter, SOrennger, pripate laapel
muli0e SeitamentiOner at inolamle ct
Yelpb Hort &r. 900, 600, ca. $500, :
600, % peo oe.ne Gum at oprette ct
2anoslptteri, pm je9 laa maa ll9c, Der
pll blioe ct al MOrs lterlte Selll9=
nelier."
Sea tillaoer mig 9Grbpoigbeo at
ippr9e 6orlatteren al openl ltaaenoe, I'M
ban mener, DDao ban ber bar forez
ilauet. Srpr g pirtelio, at Oct piloe
pore en- 0reIulo % OelIi9net Gape
ira Dc norlt. Spnner % Spttre at opv
rette / 6Uorelanoet en- Snltitutlon,
Der al il. g. Yor9ere er baoet, iorag=
tet % iOrbuot?
Tiloe &irterne bjGlpe at inolamle
Yenge til ct Spillebus, naar bette ltrl=
Der moo &irIeus SGre2 Sar lite port
60orelano npt al 2anoepln9er, ON
lite ri ital paaipre oct flere?
Ser sr 5uliuoer al ben nprite Ss-
Ioltnins. Der er impo Sotterj Og piloe
oct ppre Net al n3 peO Ell Nlnoe9ape
at iaare oisies cole 6eleller?
Neo Sprettelien al bet nup0renoe
uprlte 9ptteri, Sb.i9atlonsbantet,
troeoe man at tlnne iormlnolie Fens
9eiprienoelierne til be uoenlanOlte Got
terrier, bpiltet opnaaeoes be ierlie Bar
4ar; men MI er Yengeiorienoelicn
tommen lit 9amle @l0n9e, 9uoo
bepiier bette?
,Sor mig ler bet uo iom at 6oltet
peo NprettelIen af BET laatalote "oeres
eoet 9ottsri" er blepet Opmuntret o9
uplort til at lpiae.
5ulnoer al ben nerIie Sefoltnin9
bar lite 4aao til at tjpbe Sblisatip=
ner %. E. 2ptteri 9(o.) pr. Gontant;
men Ipt oslau at iaa oisIe til at ipille,
6ar 9otteret p9ret iua imeoetOmmen=
De at i0l9e GbIi9ationer paa lmaa
maaneoli9e 9lIbetalln9srl
Sea peo Soft bar pantlat a line (si=
enoclc, iaaipm l,1re, &l9oer o. l., iOr
at Iaa Ysn9e at tjp6e eotter gio. til
5rUtninsen og ba9eIter pantI9tte
CbligatiOnen for at laa Venas til
Niao.
Sror Sc, 9rsoe G9ier. at en- 6or=
refining, Der brinssr Soft en- iaaoan
Situation, Diloe bore en- 0refulo o9
uellienet Winoegaps for bort oDrebare
60orelano / 9lnleoning oettea Seirelle
af lin 100 giara Sri9sosoasl
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05

) Slutniueen al i'm 9lrtiiel itriper
.. g. IplsenOe: "@r lite min Soc
ajcnnemierli0? Psu9ene blipsr gan
pet, tommsr ira 6plet, % uooeles I'll
6oltet."
llnoerteNneoe ipor9er: gr lite min
Soc tQsrett: HotIeriet pilpe ioroGrps
6Oltet Fenssne tqbes Al Goltst, os BET
tqbenoe 6plt piloe Iorbcnoe Sctteriet,
D. b. |. Wtinoeganep. Wt
6o,tunwpoo, @iinn. lpe 6eb., 1900
%uomi9 Yalm.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05

Set alminoeli9e Nlegneite bar enonu
life let for at t0nte i,9 Den liGrteres
Cperlepellesret ubenpm bet rent fp'ilte.
"5be Surplpal Of tbe iittelt" trpr ol
pua. IA oct er 'cIue sraitclt giatur-
lopene. Men 9lanoen fan lite i0ttes
no Al SstrastlinQ i cn ManOiapnIns
bpor oct ej0loer at uoliite "tbe Iittelt".