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Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-09
THE coNougReRs RETURNED.
Allen Academy Basketball Team Re
turned From Houston With Col.
ors FLYING.

The Allen Academy basketball team
returned from Houston AZ noon Sun
day flushed with victory and covered
with glory They defeated the Hous
ton High School team in two spirited
and holly contested games Saturday
afternoon and night by the scores
given In these columns on Sunday
morning by this victory the Acad.
envy team won the state lnterscholas.
tic championship, and also the ele-
CANT silver cup donated by Mr.. Theo
Berring OF Houston. as a trophy to be-
presented TO the winner Of Saturdays
games. The boys went down deter.
mined TO win this cup and they made
good in great shape
The cup is an elegant silver anair
aud was left In Houston to complete
the engraving incident TO the game.
When the boys reached home they
were met at the station by several Of
the teachers and large number OF
the boys and given a warm reception.
though a quiet one on account of n
being Sunday. The greatest noise
made was over joke gotten on at
The expense OF Prof. John Allen. or
course the Professor was anxious To
see the cup and was handed nicely
package by one of the BOYS.
-arefully he unwrapped II paper by
PAPER. and when, the last wrapper was
'emoved, there was the cup. small /
In cup about half the size OF a pint
.np' He took II good naturedly and
Held II mp amid the screams of the
'oys aud the passengers on the train
'ho had watched the performance.
Bryan is proud OF Allen Academy:
roud OF its achievements in thor.
ugh instruction. as well a. its Veto I
les on the athletic field. 4
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-09
visitipp Ministers.

The pulpit OF the Christian church
was filled AT both the morning and
evening services Yesterday BY Rev
Edwin ID. Hammer of Bay City. Texas
Rev. Hammer preached two good. help.
iul. uplifting sermons that were much
enjoyed aud appreciated by all who
heard them He impressed himself
upon his hearers as being an earnest.
faithful man OF God
Rev DR. Johnson OF Handlcy. Texas.
representing the American Baptist
Publication Society. arrived In BRYAN
Saturday night and filled Dr. Viewers
pulpit at the Baptist church SUNDAY
night He preached splendid ser.
mon on why am a Christian" and
All were helped who heard H. DR..
Johnson will visit all the churches
and Sunday schools in this county In
the interest Of The Society hc repre-,
SCENTS.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-09
mAoIsoNvlLLE MATTERS.
Meteor Has Been Said 10 Former Pre-
prietor.

Madisonville, Texas, March 9Th
W. +. Bookman. owner and editor Of
the Madisonvillc Meteor. today sold
the Meteor printing plant 10 W l.
Iurner' former editor of the paper
who has been residing at Alvin du.
ring the past year. MIR Bookman will
leave In day or two for Dallas.
where he will assume the manage.
ment OF the Bookman Printing GONNA.
ny.
Work on the new Price brick build.
ins has been suspended on account OF
a shortage OF material.
me directors OF the Farmers state
bank will meet next Tuesday to de.
eide when the proposed new brick
banking building will be- erected
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-09
Notary Public Notice.

Hon. W. 6. Davis has requested the
Eagle 10 announce that all parties
desiring 10 be- appointed Notary pub.
lie 10 hand In Their names at once
10 the county clerk of Bragos county.
who viii forward the list to him al
Austin. II Is imperative that this be
done AZ once and all desiring the ap
pontment viii govern themselves &C.
cordingly.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-09
q. A. {. Officers.

The Bryan Athletic Club held an
important meeting Sunday evening
and elected the following officers:
John DAILY. president; Erred Kohler
vice'president; VIII Holmes. secreta.
~; Jim Thomas. Treasurer.
The boys also agreed 20 paint and
paper their hall and put In shower
baths which will make It nice and
comfortable these long hot summer
days
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-09
Building New Stairs.

A pair OF new woohn stairs are
being built on the outside of the NJ.
n. James drug store near the rear.
leading upto the scond story Offices.
4 door will be cut In the building
al the head Of the stairs. thus AFFORD.
ing easy access to the rooms OF Dr.
Geo. Il. Tabor which are located In
that part OF the building
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-09
SINGING CONVENTION NOTICE.
Rules Governing Contest for Cup and
Banner.

10 tht members OF the BraZOg tcuntl
Singing Convention:
] hereby submit for publication IN,
rules governing the contest for IN,
Wilson a Derden cup as first prize. ana
the banner offered by the convention
as second prize. 10 be contested for al
Steep Hollow on July 3rd and an
1909, and would suggest that each
choir preserve copy of these rules
and conduct themselves accordingly.
Rules.
LIST All choirs contesting for the
cup and banner. must be- regularly
organized according to the constitu.
ton and bylaws of this convention
and must be- members of said con.
Veniion with delegates in attendance.
End. All singers participating in
This contest for any choir. must be-
bona hde members OF said choir. and
any choir that shall use singers not
members OF said choir shall forfeit
their right even though they should
win In the contest.
Bird. Each choir shall select its own
music and singers. provided that no
choir shall be permitted 10 use less
than eight singers and shall sing not
less than three pieces OF music.
4th. The judges I'm this contest
shall be selected by the leaders of the
ohoirs taking part in the contest and
shall be three disinterested persons. !
eth. These rules shall be subject .
TO amendment by a majority vote Of
this convention.
] would earnestly urge all choirs In
the county 10 enter the contest be-.
heving You will be greatly benefited \
thereby. To communities having no
choir, viii say that a regularly or.
sanized choir under the constitution
Of this convention, is one that has a
assistant choirister. and
secretary and treasurer. and have ,
regular stated meetings. So II YOU
have no choir, call your people TO.
se'her and organize at once. enter
he contest. elect five delegates 10 the
bearing a petitionary let.
er and will promise YOU In advance y
hat you will be- welcome and get the S
lad hand all around.
This convention knows no sect re-. a
igiously. and no set socially. We TX.
end hearty welcome to all who q
eel an interest In vocal music. Push ;,
be work in your own community and
ieet with rs In our Jubilee Of song C
n July 3rd and ith. fc
]. NJ. COOK. President. f.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-09
What 6roesbees Saws.

The following telegram was received
Yesterday by Mr.. John y. Mike. man
ager OF the Cory:
Groesbeck, Texas. March .. 1903
Jno' b. Mike. Bryan. Texas.
The Curran Comedy Co. have been
playing here all week TO packed
houses; largest house last night with
protracted meeting and free illus.
'Faied temperance lecture IN opposir
ion. -
~ h. l.. LlNN!AEbN.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-09
THE WEsTAER r.

spaeial 10 Bryan Morning Eagle.
vw Orleans. La. March. SO.
vrsht fair: colder.with freezing Thurs
day generally fair Cline.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-09
Extra Special.

We have just opened an express
shipment Of 80 all silk Cupe De
climes. bought al a sacrifice. on sale
special this week lsc. Wilson a Der.
den. e
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-09

-t,ts arc csC
] have a NICE l!hs/o; fresh '.ome
made Fruit eaAesHad nice fancy
cakes and "a: !,
Mr. Otto ! oehme
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-22

LEAH CHAPTER NO. 2, o. E. s.
a Meets every third Monday of each
xA&xv mouth at 1880 p. m, in the Masonic
NJ Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers
are cordially invited to attend.
ANNA s. WRIGHT, W. NJ.
ADELAIDE NJ. WEBSTER,
Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-22
YACHTSMEN ENJOY A
DAY OFF FROM RACES

There were no races in the harbor
yesterday, but many of the vachtsmen
were out for a sail just the same. Some
of the small boat owners took the
opportunity to get busy on their craft
with sandpaper and paint. Others
hoisted sail and went out beyond the
bell buoy in the light breeze.
Some of the larger yachts also went
out for a sail 1t was a delightful
change for the water-dogs to get away
from the land and enjoy the compare
tive GOODNESS of the sea outside the
harbor.
The regatta committee of the Homo
lulu Yacht Club did some measuring
of booms, gaffs and hoists but are not
yet ready to give out the measurements
to which the Pearl class boats are
limited.
There is talk of some small sailing
craft coming round from Kalihi harbor
to race with the Pearl and sea-Wrens
These boats are of about the same
dimensions as the Pearls and, when this
race is arranged, a very interesting con
test should result.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-22
PRIZES FOR SKATERS.

Two beautiful gold watches, a gold
bracelet set with sapphires, and a pair
of field glasses are some of the prizes
to be given at the skating rink Thurs
day night when the great Thanksgiv-
ing masquerade takes place. Costumes
for the occasion are at a premium and
it is safe to say that anything in that
line to be had will be worn there
1t is known that many very swell
creation are to be worn and the num-
Der of comical costumes that will be
on the floor is sure to be large.
The spectators who will tax the Kinks
seating capacity are promised a big
night s sport watching the antics of
the clowns on skates. Many novelties
will be introduced and the music will
be feature as there will be band
of at least thirty musicians to furnish
the waltzes and two-steps for the merry
dancers on wheels.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-22
Sports
CULLEN IS PAU
WITH BOXING
Champion viii Not Don Gloves
Until He Steps Into Ring
on Wednesday.

Except for morning road work, which
was attended to by both men, yesterday
was a day of rest for the two boxers
who are to appear in the main event
on Wednesday night. Cullen went out
to the beach, while Reilly simply did
nothing, in the afternoon.
The hardest work is over for Cullen.
He finished his boxing on Saturday and
will do nothing but road work and light
calisthenics from now until he enters
the ring. He is looking wonderfully
fit and there is snap and ginger in
his walk and general carriage, that
shows him to be in tiptop condition.
Dick was at the skating rink last
evening and looked longingly at the
crowds of fitting skaters He wanted
to get out and do few stunts himself,
but the chances for slip or collision
and consequent bruise or sprain were
teo great and so he merely looked on
and envied.
When Cullen was asked what he did
out at the beach during the afternoon
he smiled rather sheepishly and said:
''Oh, l just took a sunbath and, er,
went to sleep in the sand" His skin
is quite immune to the touch of old
man Sol, however, and so there were
no bad results from his siesta.
Ritual for Reilly.
Today will be the final day of hard
work at the Reilly camp. Tomorrow
will be almost a complete rest for the
Honolulu favorite and he will do the
last of his boxing today.
The training quarters win be open
only to close friends of the little light
weight this afternoon and Charlie will
be put through a course of instruction.
Bob Ross will take him through the if
teen rounds verbally and tell him just
what he is to do under different cir.
cumstances. How to get through Cul-
len IS guard, how to defend himself and
a general list of dope generally will
be handed out by the trainer.
Ross Takes No Chances.
Bob Ross is not taking any chances
of Charlie doing like he did before
and disobeying instructions. He will
be put through the thirty fifth degree
in the ritual business and will know
just what to expect when Bob makes
any signals from his corner.
Reilly is looking wonderfully well.
He is a trife thin, but states that he
feels in perfect condition and is very
confident of being able to put it over
Cullen by superior skill in boxing.
Talk about the coming match is about
all that is heard round where the sports
collect and there is every evidence that
those, who missed the scrap of their
lives by failing to see the last meeting,
will not miss this one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-22

while nothing but fullgrown and mar
ried men were in the mercantile com
bination.
Manager Lum Chew stated after the
game that. should the losers challenge
his team again, the latter would pre-
pare some whitewash for the opposing
team 5 use.
The lineups We're as follows:
Avau 5 Combination-Ayau, Oh; All
Young. PISS; All Kong (caPt), ss.-p.;
Tom Kee, c.; {. Chow, If; All Dong,
1b.; Young Sing. 3b.; All Kin, cf.;
Choong Bak. RI. koon Choek, manager.
Sing Chong Team-WQng On, S.;
Wong Chup capt., p; Wong In, H.;
Kai ming, c.; All Wan, 3d.; PAX Hoi
cf.; Look Jong, 2b.; All I'm, If; C.
Akana, IF Lum Chew, manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-22
Jas. F. Morgan
STOCKS, BONDS AND REAL
ESTATE
No. 057 Kaahumanu St.
AT AUCTION,

AT AUCTION,
November IT, II o'clock noon,
1t our auction rooms, kaahu-
manu- street, Foreclosure of
Mortgage
il. Alakea House on AIakea st.
2. 8 Cottages on South St.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,
November IT, II O'Clock noon,
at Judiciary Building.
Il. Cottage and Stores on LiIiha
street.
A homestead or sale cheap i
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-22
BEST LIST OF
PRIZES YET

There is a new list of cups and prizes
for the winners in the NJ. A. A. meet
of next Sunday. The first prizes men,
toned are all cups and are for win
ners in each event. The second prizes
are merchandise and it is expected that
there will be sufficient prizes donated
to give third man prize in the more
important events.
Colonel Jones has been giving his
best energy to collecting prizes and cups
and this means that the finest array
ever seen in the Islands will be on ex-
hibition before the day of the meet.
All cups viii become the property of
the winners, with the exception of the
association challenge cup, which must
be won three times by the same team
to become the property of that team.
The following is the list:
First Prizes.
so wards dash-E. o. Hall & Son.
100 yards dash-H. F. Wichman s. Co.
220 yards dash-Wall, Nichols & Co.
440 yards dash-Pacifc Commercial
Advertiser.
$50 yards dash-The Clarion.
120 yards hurdle-First National
Bank
22o yards hurdle-B. F. Dillingham;
& Co.
Baseball throw-Theo. H. Davies
& Co.
Hammer throw~-Castle & Cooke.
Putting the sbot-George r. Carter
Running high Jamp-C. Brewer & Co
Standing broad jump-H. Hackfeld
& Co.
Running broad jump-Alexande 6
Baldwin.
Tug of-war-Lewers & Cooke.
Individual silver medals for the tug
! of-war by c. H. Hustace Jr., H. Armi
| tage and W. H. HoOgs.
The association offers a large silver
cup to be won by the team making The
greatest number of points during thu
meet.
| Second Prizes
Lewis & Co, box of cigars: Hawai-
| ian News Co. gold mounted fourtai1
pen; Bergstrom Music Co. mandolin
Fitzpatrick Pros, choice of a box o.
cigars or pipe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-22
RICE PLANTERS BEAT
THE DRY GOODS MEN

There was a game of baseball play
ed on the Makiki diamond yesterday
morning between the Sing Chong team
and the Sing Fat and Ayau combina-
ton. The Sing Ch6ng nine proved too
strong for their opposing team and
scored seventeen against their thirteen.
The feature of the game was that
almost all of the players representing
the Chinese planters were Youngsters,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-22

Pompano-Why do you work so hard,
Bagley9 You slave from morning un-
til night. Bagley-I know I do. l wish
to get rich. ] want to die worth a
million. Pompano-Well, there S no ae-
counting for tastes. Now, L would
much prefer to live worth half a mil
Call
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-22
PAL0L0 VALLEY.

A homestead for sale cheap if
taken at once.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-22

WE DELIVER FULLrwEIcEr rcr
TO YOUR DOOR FOR TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS PER HUNDRED
BARNHART, TELEPHONE 14e Mrp
CHANT STREET.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-22
KAIMUKl.

Lots on WaiaIae road; also
9th, 7th, 9th, 9th, 10th, 18th,
and 18th avenues on the Ridge,
and also on Koko Head side. We
know these to be good and
cheap, so take your choice and
name your terms.
Also a good bungalow; good
view; easy terms, and below
cost.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-09-17

timber &e9iItrerinssn for 2ano pao
6bspsnne &iuer Os Stanoins Rod 3cr
ieruutipnerne pil &eaiitrerinsstonto-
rerne blips aabne belle 0ssnet. &un
iaaoanns 9iotarsr uil sjsrs Sieneite,
iom srbolot i'm 6uloma9t fsr Lite Suli,
o9 iom tilbsrsr 9totarernes Sorenina
Snsen 9lnisser uil baoe at betale merl
snb 25 @ents for lin 9lilioaOit. Del
iamlsbe gslsb, iom inptOmmsr, ltal
opsrorases Sasiereren fer naOnte 6or-
snins. Os eiterat &sailtrerinsen er til
enbe Os llOsifterns betalt. oil &eiten al
psnsens bliUe ioroelt "lrorata" mellem
De foriijelli9e NOturer.
Gn Seraner bapSe bet baarot. Mr
6r.o Soptins fra Denton, asras, itri
per: Seq par temmelis neobruot.
Min appstit bar bOrte. os jss tuno
life iope, bar iuas os trRt O9 bar lise-
slao, boOroan bet git, oa iss bsiiilt'
oerss 2uriiO. Seq tos 9teoicinsn i
tire Tiger Oa blsO mig ielp isisn. Min,
ar9itsr psnote tilbaae, je9 neO min
Maaltioer meo Yelbebas, ioo iom Ell
Stsn og blep iiano til at arbsioC
iajen." llooraa fra ct Sreo til 9r.
Better 6abrnep & Cons So, ll2-
llS co. SOpne 9lpe., Chicago, ST.
glapuct giiua lit en- lioeu 3atter a
@illam u. peteripn. iom iorleoeu
ieotes Wliuneapolis. Sun blco 100
ben 9oe os. paa 9oe 8aoe 9 0linuttcr
ciisr ST. 9 ben 9De 3nQ / ben 9ot
9llaaueo 1909 oe ueicoe Q Rluo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-09-17
2ln Explanation
By the Chairman Of tbe BOARD
Of County Commissioners.

Sisseton, S. d., Sept. IA, 1909.
Editor Sisseton Posten.
Dear sir:--There appears in the Sis
seton Standard an editorial beclouding
the doings of the board of County Com
missioners in'regard to the County Su
perintendent of Schools and its Office.
will offer a few words Of e&plana-
tion in our way of looking at it.
On the first day of the first meeting
of the board bf''c'ounty Commissioners
2,f this Year tie Sheriff handed US an
order from the cotift not to approve OF
Mrs. Gees bond All the Commission
ers were present, also men we'll versed
n law were there, but no one sale
that the School Superintendent's Office
was vacant, as it has always been un
derstood that the incumbant shall hole
the Office until his successor qualities.
The month of January went by ano
Mr.. Jones drew his salary without OBJ
lection, was recognized by the schoo
officials of this state and also over th'
county as the Superintendent of Schools.
In the later part of February objection
was instituted by Mrs. Gees attorney
to Mr.. Jones salary. Although he has
had no salary he has fulfilled the duties
of the Office, and it was perfectly in
line with good will and in business
like way that Mr.. Jones sent in his re-
.signation, which has a mouths time
before it takes effect, in order that the
appointee may get somewhat acquainted
With the duties Of the office,
1t is not an office where man can
past aside his pen and walk out, No
it is a place from WHICH avenues lead
10 the education of our children, and
trust, Mr.. Voter, you will take this
under your consideration. | assure you
the mmissioners have done their
best in this cate as they saw it for the
welfare OF our schools, and it is wei
that the law requires g certain standard
Of education to fill such ap important
position as the superintendent o.
Schools.
Last election the people had nC
choice, neither of the candidates hav
ing first grade certificates. In regard
to the two candidates that came before
the county board, Mr.. Prestwick ant
Mr.. Wing, one was defeated at the las
primaries and the other was not reap
pointed as superintendent of the
school of Sisseton, They both met de
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-09-17
fnit.


Som 9eierne'pil ie, bar bi oenne
8ana paret npot til at fuile FOR at faa
Vlabet uo i'noseGlunoe ret lib, men
bi baaber, be bill bore ooerbarenoe
mse os, noar be iuds bibs aariaaen.
Som nan bill sfinSts, opi1fe'bi ftr en-
Sib fSen, at oeriOm lite ale @erisr
Ilaar feil, Iaa pil "pofen" "iinoen gla.
tsts ubsats bI;os sjOrt neittn oObbsli
Taa for, iom ben nu st." Deter. for
at bette iun ite iad mart iOm 'mulist
at ri / 2pbst Of De 'iioite to Tiger bar
tilbra9t en- Osl Of Sioen | Sisieton oa
meo Jories paa at traife 9lfransemsns
fer i nepnte &stnina. 'gi trOr, at b
insen R.fio pil lpbs oeo at fOritsrrs Ell
gloo fer, bpot III bat iaa fort 9erri'
toriunl, bpor 6olt betaler for fine slpi'
Isr, os bpor' 6Orrstninssfoltet foritaar
glbisapetterinaens' fanos geto. Gnb.
mi fan pi Bog intet beitemt iise mer
Seniun iii Ylabsts uopioelie, men uo-
1ist,rne er De lbIsfe:" 'Sa iaa baaber
Oi, at 2eisrnt tilgipsr, dt ui bar iufte1
liot for en- 8anss Stplo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-09-17
ct paalioclit ganoiirma.

0i benpiisr be az bore 20iere, lom
paat0nter at benptte fig af ben for 81.
ben sobs 4nleonins til GrbOerpelien al
Qanb Tidinipn Gountp. q. Sal. og
omliaesnbe 9iitriiter, til 2anbirmaet
Sdarf & 90ilipn, 3idinion. III bet
te Sirmas SnosbapereItammer Or. e.
s. Sdarf fra Spencer. Soma, os Sra
s. @ilion fra Geoar Sails, famine
Stat. Ye9se bar bet bsolie &p ira
oeres Siemesn o9 bar opretbolot bet
pan bsrss nps Yirteielt. Sc bar iiore
Nrsalsr 2anb tilial9s al uomGyfet
9onitst og meo 6oroele, iom ajpr bet
til en- aoo os fproclaati9 Seboelis.
Tcrss &eputatiou iom Sorretninos' oa
Tiuonsmoro er ben beohr % oe er
Jun no paa.ioeli9e ale Qcuiscaoer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-09-17
Gn &lasie for Npfommere.

Matsr's 8ufinsis college baaoe i
Sarge % Granb Sorts tiIbposr ct
ipetieIt 8urius i gnselit for 9lpfoms
mere. !gi ipseiialij!stsr, os etuOsn-
terne ajsr SsrfOr liss.t hurtissrs
5rtmitriot / Dor 'StoIe enb anors
stoltr, tOor stuOsntsrne mua saa inO
/ fore &lasier iamt anpenoe mesen
3io paa andre Stubier. 3uriusist
bespnSssr BEN Ace 'SttOb.r. eenb sf.
ter 3atalos.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-09-17

Y. Gtapnbeim, lloslber % @eoattsr
al "Gp dib" os nup9renoe 9opsoie=
trstarfor "Ssnner af Norae", oplp=
ier, at "9lp 8ih"er iluaet iammen meo
"Smnlsr' os pil betefter "blipe anlast
emoel forfijeaia fra, bpuo bet bar 5e=
ret. Oromsn optaser Setretarens
belle 3io, os 8. g. 9erpin er &soat-
teritolsp.