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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Feb Ie-CATTLE- Receipts. 300; high
e. Prime besvss 5s1a7.lo: poor 10 medium liza
$40; s5ockeTs and feeders. sEs5.55: COWS and
heifers 2s5s5s9; csnneTs Lsla100: Texans 3T9a5.7e
HOGS-Receipts. Do0o: l5s2s higher. Light s i0a
$50: rough. 69sae; heavy. s-Eas.7e; mixed, s7Oa
6.75: PIGS. 50os5s5
SHEEP Receipts. $500. higher. Native and
Western sheep. 24esSso; native lambs, 525s7.75:
Western lambs. 5-5aI75.
New York. Fer n-CATTIE-Recsirts. SO
Steers. firm: steady. Steers. 479a6Te; bulls. 32sa
SIS. COWS. Ls8as8; tors Al Dressed besf, n fair
demand: native sides. sala
CALYE S-Receipts. ,Lso: steady ysals. 66as
Ia9o, cJIls. 5oeazze; bsrnysrd and fed calves.
2s2ssas0 Dressed calves slow: csty dressed Teals,
sasf few choicc. Is: country dressed Tslz
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reosipts $50 Sheen.
S0ss5ae; caliS 20. Tesriiazs 7e1: lzm5z 75aas o.
HOGs-Receiptz 40; frza. Goed, medium state
hogs. 20
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-11

BY permission Of Public Printer Don
nelly. the 1900 employees OF the Govern
ment Printing Office viii devote the
noon recess to-day to the memory Of the
great war President. Abraham lincoln.
with a special service conducted by the
Government Printing Office chorus. m
der the direction OF Mr. BENJAMIN A
i.inebach. with Delphine ". Brown as
accompanist Rev George F. Dudley
rector of ST. Stephens Episcopal Church.
VIII deliver an address on the life and
service OF President Lincoln.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-11

New Tcrk. Feb. 10 wHEAT-Hishrr; good trade
No ! Northern Duluth. u arrive. LIN: No red.
T. . b. Lls4s M. hard. New fors. Z g. T..
+ Iaal No. 1 macaroni iosiz. No. 1 Northern Mani
tota T. o. h.. ii93,: We Msnireba. T. O. D.. l-iSst-
Exporters took q loads mainly Durum ard Mani
;aha and No. rod. part last night
CORN-Hsgser. checking trade No elevator.
80 arrive. ~; No . T. O. b.. sfot, 5olz: NJ. . 20
arrive. z o. b. 75iz; No. ? yellow. T. O. b. 70iz.
No white E. O. h.. nominal. ESPeEtegs took Z
loads
RYE-Hirner. NJ. > T. o b.. SE
There vas a strong rising trend IN the domestic
grain markets. today but more especially IN wheat
which advanced rapidly as sellers fer the decline
wsrs nsrTcus and anxious 10 cover. nntabiy r. the
local market. which rose far mere sIscliy than
Western.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouo,aaoas furnished b. ". B. Hibbs Co.
nenSss New York Stock ExchRngc. HihSs Build
ing. - Fifteenth street northwest
CALL M0NEf-SALES BY HOURS.
Money, o. "a; H. 2ik, l. =, cI- "a.
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CURB MARKET,

Quotations furnished By ". B. HI5bs & Co. men
beTs NsF YORK Stock Exchange. Hib6s Building
y Fifteenth street northwest
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WASHINGTON CATTLE mARKET

CATTLE-E1trs- p=r eEt. s-saasso; bstehsr. 4sos
go, counon Zns3n
HoGs-Psr eEt-. gross, eooas-s; ordinary, %
sES 6ooz5a
LAhBS-Choice, Z medium 6zsls
eBEEP-Prime, f.eozs 50. cuumun Ssz1z
ALFES-Pri1z. Per b.. 81; medium. TsSss.
FTzEg. L
ss-asSSa.o; cd and 6-y. Aoslzsa
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Fsb io-Fonorins zTe ths sales and
quotations On me most active securities listed On
the Baltimore Stock Exrhsnge:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-11

a building permit was issued yesterday
to ". a Pyies;' one two-story frame
dwelling at 1os Jackson street: architect
and builder. ". 4. Pyies; estimated cost,
S000
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MONEY TO IOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NV
loans CT replace old cnes al Lowest rates q IL
tsrest All transactiohs conducted with econouicsI
consideration for borzasssA VIZ. u. SAUNDERS
q Co. laG * nE. 49,
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY RIAL
estate a. lowest current rates Ct interest; SPECIAL
privileges Eith respect % Tzio- payments TYLER
< RUTHERFORD Gnc.l, 80 18Th s.. aN. mhs-tf
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

-E1 rights
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SIoo.OOo 10 LOAN

On washington raj estate: easy terms Apply q
DISTRICT REALTY Co. IEc.. H T. Law. nan
eyer loaz ard rental department.. Ofsces SO BOND
BLDt5-. cor. 18th and NeT Yosk are h2sa
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The University Glib. as published In
The Washington Herald some weeks ago.
is casting about for a site for 2 new
clubhouse building. 4 number Of proper
ties are IN view, and as soon as a pUT-
chase Is effected building operations VIII
begin. plans for the new building having
been prepared by one Of the members OF
the club
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08
Sprseniep Ct Reuoioat.
- T. a., "a

Sfplos Sussns Numer al 'gisieton
STANDARD" bar slbuos0t g. y. SCR.
ssniOn Of eisietOn beijenbtsiOrt. al
ban Osb 'naas YrimarDdIs iii isa. ben
r.pnbli,uni,sH ation'jor @sn.ra'. .
aopOtut.gmbsoet Der | staten. @i bul
bapt ben tOrnsielis at Hiffe @sti.nbt'
ftab mso Or. Ssresnion, men bort ges
iss bOs bam ajalbt ba fun 5Orretnin-
ger, iite POlitit. SOmn Sn priOatmano
fanot ui bum ut bore meset bpsselia CO
forsiommsnbe, fom 6Orr.tninssmani
arlis. 9ar ban be iumme esenitaber
iom YOlitiier, iau bebsuer inssn al
FAMINE fig psD at femme for bam.
eanot at ise bar pi bog intet jOm belii
8jenoitab til bans pOlitiite Stano.
punit, men naar 'a, Oi nv fnart fpttsr til
eisietOn, baaPer pi en- rer Hrsmtlo
at blios 'iHanp til at aiOs bore aaisre
en- nermsr. g.itso on manSsp.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08
BeWlDER FOUNDATION.
One Of New Ensland's Most substan-
italy Built Hahways.

GshJ oost r'9HWays.
II you were to try to find the most
substantially built road in New Eng
LAND 1t would not 10 all probability be
necessary to 90 farther than Acton
Center. Mass. to locate the one which
would take nrst premium for solidity.
Just beyond the town was con-
siderable hill, bYt there Is not as much
Of a climb there nov as formerly, for
1t has been cut down very perceptibly.
The old condition was far from
pleasing to Augustus Conant. who
lives but short distance from the
foot Of the hill. he Informed the
town that II the hin could be cut down
and slightly relocated be would put
In the necessary Foundation for a
irst class road. the town to put on
the finishing touches, and his propo-
sition was readily accepted by the
voters.
For the new basis Of the new high.
way Mr. Conant had carted to the spot
many loads of 6eld stones and innu-
merable powders, large and small.
Some of them weighed several tons.
and 1t is asserted that there is not in
all proba ability another road in the
United States which can boast of such
q foundation as the one which was
constructed to the liking Of the towns
benefactor, In some parts of the road
1t has a solid stone foundation Of sew.
eral feet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08
sSnOianite SuueOprpoelier.

glaar Snoiansrus sr paa BRIGHTEN
bar 5. Gjar hutne n.b Saursi. Gut
terne bat't ayminoelipbst itis iuu for
ct ouur. at per fan fattss en- 5jar fat
bet, % man maa osrfor laDs Gs .r
] Sncretnina til at lett. 6jarsn. iuit l.
,Mun' tlipp.rF en- strimmsl pap. sr
Somms brso % iaa ldnIa, at ben tar
naa emtrihe Sousost. "a enSsrne log
ass en- aomms oo.r binane.n. etrim-
len fortunes mso to Retter imaa Smi1
sher ouner, of buiit; to Oa to 9te 9i-
ben maa uete opsr bindnosn. en-
0erue Of sfriml:rn ipes iauW.n, iaa al
ben banner en- Ring Der pasier ON.
firing oopso.!t. pabrins.n mal,s aul
.ll.r ROB easr broncer.s. s Winaems
fmaq euusr hitter man fore ssn's-
fiar fat, en- sier busr to Duaer
ppis man fun bar fau Gier, Tan man
nsiss mso at fOrisns &inaens iOrrell'
siO. Osrmso. aJ'an jan Oaiaa ip to
etpi'.r yanosl uOeromtrina paur'
rinaen, ct fcrcusn oa ct forneoen, oa
itiiie 'sjareue n.n imellem ganolerns
% %lrssn.
Cpenftaasnos bar pi 'lippst fra Ro-
tie Iumer al "Stanbin0piit Sarmsr-
SOurnal". Som man oil foritaa, bar
9labtt fsi.t ct pistist Wumer til fl
Rro9ram, ioet bet mn forisser at lGit
uore itunoinupiite 6armere at "sua
Sulebut".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08
psrcsns SmerIlsa'Hssl.

Oct omsritanite Qanobruasminiits.
RUM mar bere9net. at ben iamleot
Smsrubfsriel ira be 2nnbe, Der Der
Rstning fan tomme Yetra9tnina.
1906 uosiorbs $50 WiliOner puno.
0anmnrt tltommsr fsrlte plaos. D.
uoisrte / 1906 l73.04 Mil. enseliiI
puno. gerefter fslser &usluno met
ll4'37 Wiu. 3D.. Soaano. Srantria,
Np 3eslano, Sueriss Os 9piilanb. -
StOrbritanien inefsrte bet nepnts @a,
477.09 Wia. 90. 3piilanbs Snbfsr'
lei er msaet minhre. men bog bstpoe
lia. Gunmarf, 5raniria o9 YsIaisr
inoisrsr Osiaa bstpoelise Mensos.
Smsr. meoens pnore 2anOes Snofsr.
iel lite er betposlis. 9lmsrita inoisre,
intet Smpr, bet uofsrer fun.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08
KLKCTRlC oRINDINo.

ern farmhouse has Its phone the same
as the city office and the city home.
WIN we come to electric farlning2
It has come Up Germany. and the
American farmer is not behind the
farmer Of Germany or any other conn
try in intelligence and progressiveness.
II electricity benefits the German
farmer, why shouldn't It benefit the
American farmer3
The use Of electric power on large
farm operations has already been
highly developed in some localities in
Germany. The plan is to place a cen
tral power plant at the points where
II will be convenient for the nearby
population.
The electricity is collected In storage
batteries. which are then mounted on
wheels and taken wherever the power
Is needed. One of these travelling bat.
teries may be connected with farm.
ers power wood saw to work up the
winters supply In few hours Then
the battery Is moved to the next farm
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08
Facts For Farmers.

Two crops of clover will remove
eighty-three pounds Of nitrogen. fifteen
pounds Of phosphoric acid and eighty,
eight pounds Of potash.
A ton of timothy alone removes
twenty-five pounds Of nitrogen. ten and
one-haif pounds Of phosphoric acid and
eighteen pounds Of potash.
A twenty-five bushel crop Of wheat
will take off fifty-three pounds Of nj
trogen, fifteen pounds Of phosphoric
acid and twenty-three pounds of pot
ash.
1t is said that fifty bushel crop of
corn will rob the soil of thirty-two and
one-half pounds of nitrogen. thirty-one
pounds Of phosphoric acid and sixty.
five pounds Of potash.
A mixed crop Of clover and timothy
amounting to one and half tons per
acre takes fifty-nine pounds OF nitro.
gen. fourteen pounds Of phosphoric
acid and forty-six pounds Of potash.
Farmers bulletin No. 40 of the Unit.
ed States department Of agriculture
says that a mixture Of two parts Of
cornmeal and one part cottonseed meal
fed for ten weeks to lambs with p, b
turage gave weekly gain Of 2.Sj
pounds per head. The lambs were fed
about eight and one-half pounds each
per week OF the mixture.
The Louisiana experiment station
has been studying blind staggers In
horses. Its cause and cure. but nothing
definite could be found. 1t In their
opinion that the cause Of the disease Is
in some way associated with the condl
tions Of the feeding materials. such as
grass or cured products of corn
brought about by the attacks Of mold
or fungus.
In one year the bees sent to markc'
q crop Of honey worth nearly as mt
a. the barley crop, three times
much as the buckwheat crop. $500"
900 greater than the rye crop 49,
nearly 100000 greater than the ri
crop. All Of the rice and buckwhr
grown on an aggregate area Of 2lo6 T..
square miles did not reach to -
value Of the honey by $151.259
Dr. Miles Anti Pain PilIs relieve PAIN
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08
TAFT ON NEED OF ROADS.
The Movement 10 General and Of Great
Value, Says tho President.


President Taft has indicated his in
terest in good roads. the latest ex-
preston being elected In connection
with a movement for better highways
In Virginia. this taking shape In an i'm
mediate plan for road from the pa,
tional capital to Richmond. In letter
on the subject the President says:
IL regard this as part of the general
good roads movement ip the country.
and l have pleasure IN saying that
there is no movement that | know of
that will have more direct effect to
alleviate the difficulties and burdens
Of the farmers life. will stimulate the
traffic and add to the general happi-
ness Of the people more than the estab-
lishment of good roads.
II do not think that because this
may have been stimulated by people
using automobiles 1t Ia to be frowDed
upon, for. while persons using auto
mobiles are by no means the most i'm
portant In the community. the fact
that their sharp interest has focused
the attention of the public on the move
ment entities them to credit.
II have no doubt that within the au-
thority which Is bis the secretary of
agriculture will be glad to assist by
Recommendation and practical advice
the methods to be pursued In good
road building In Virginia."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08
ROAD DRAGGING EXPERIENCES
Pennsylvania supervisor Tslls Of Value
: '11f usin6 the Drad.

: ''Sf Using the DraJ.- -
Supervisor 'Albert Groff of East
Hehptield township. Lancaster coun-
~. Pa. writes about the dag as fol-
lows: II r
"First Of all. road dragging smooths
the roads. We have found that out
since we have been using the drag.
THE second ching is that road drag.
ging makes the roadbed 6rther and
enables 1t to shed water quicker thdh
a road which has been undragged and
neglected This is atother Of our eS-
periences. The third thing we have
shown has been that little dragging
done at the right time is worth q lot
more than dragging done in the thick
dust. This latter dusty condition Of
the road is not the time to work on
the road with Q drag. but any other
time will do. though the best time Of
all is right after rain. When we
first began to drag the township roads
the neighbors, many OF them. were
skeptical. So we're we. But as things
went on the proof was demonstrated
and now we are beginning to wonder
why we did not adopt 1t years ago.
''The prineiple"of working up the
soft. sticky mud of clay or loan
character means that II will grow hard
when left to the rays OF the sun. and
1t is this idea Of working up a soft
roadbed after every rain. Of smearing
over the entire road surface q thin
layer of soft. pliable mud which WITH
become dry and hard. that l now real.
LIE is giving us our solid roadbeds
where the drag is working. Our super
the roads by their farms 35 cents per
hour for their labor. We are planning
to put more drags on our township
roads very soon. We have forty-four
miles Of dirt roads In East Hempfield
township. our assessed valuati is
$4,000 900. and our road tax Is 2 mills"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08
Den iDoenoe 0rDSe.

Gn iarlig Wsnliianin0 bleu npil
oretu9st al tire W0no paa gcn ga
ooii @ruppen al iimme Nupn
flers Sulfun,r, irm enom tie "a,
nsnlaat jim eoel0aaenoe @jsrnin9. iln'
oes paa Gsn. Slanht oisis er oen be.
ti'note ailauea osu pirt'nmfte, Ter
lia0sr paa Wauno Qpds' sitlige ::t:aa,
n na en- Seine a. noget np'r y {
5ao ouer Odpst.
Sete fer'ie W1ra rnaW er ii.lc,
40 / Yultuueu De IKE Yiu1n 60.
l"!nt zig en- halu Sim, arutr,et Der
.'anten al ben iposnos alniIs, III c.
fptot mso 9lsoenbe %apa. Se par noe.
item peo &anosn oa iOris9ie at tast
SIlleoer al ben to9enoc Wusie. Dsoen
odr frpgtelis ocrneoe. ipr'0llsr be. pa
b. maatte unoertoen sna ouer Steber,
dppr 2auaen enonu lite par lii5net.
Ee Hap lmioIertio fulon9nhia uit4o,
tra 1T Gpentpr oa toni aoo Htbplo ~
a Grateret.
Sette er belle nj lFil Gmlana %
uar Ell Spboe al msasm 700 ca |, 100
Rob, efteriDm yapaen bur itsrtnft fil
pda be foritjeuise stsosr. Set iloits
uoIoiOmme uobruo lnotral | 1866,
men ret lom oer er. lGiis. Nier9c! line
Rr0fteri Scor9slis. ON emo m nore
ltGrtt. "g1aib. pplten."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08
Gu ,@Oro.manos Guentpr.
" ,.i.i., a
Cbertt SCrie,tb afilntter Ct bepeset qib

Gberit Peter gsrl.tb, tioIia.re Gu
Oernsr paa Siliepinsrn,. qfait fOrlece'
pso 1so.n 45 @ur aummsl.
Gsrniso sr'st .bDentprliat os arefuIr
eiO qiYlutf.!t.' ifripsr s.rasnsblaos
"MorssnaDiisp".
bbsff gsrI.tb par ysra.nssutic icc
Bergen j 1864. s.ns,. Hpttsc. tor
m.o fin. sorelSr. til SaussfumO, buo'
ban l.Osbe lnoer fin Sbuart. IN,
% aur fOeH |uSs!eta,ngO,reee s!t bup til sme
rita. ~
Ger bar ban bruot flo Pei meO &ii.
fen / Saano." Dan ait ind Nrme.u
iOm msnia Oa o.ltos i ben fbns aor'
,snoianeriris bau 9qiotus prarisr
Saa bIsu ban @nloerabsr, % mel
@ulosrap,ritrpmmen iipasos bau
Mibt.n af SniqSnrms Opop.r nj /
alaitas epsmarltsey. M.n paa o.
isrite Yuo ON ariasu m.O spani,r
patteos ban fit 9slt % mslOts Ha I'll
sisnsite. San par anjat iom Ger
seant ct 2Ompani, ION -isnotes til
'ilippin:rns. bpor ban Tom tiOsnOi ii
at rare meo ben fibfe ufsjsrsno'
Ramp. 'Siuset usb Wantla.
Otter 5rsbsr mso Spani.n tom sr
lanaparia @uriadtriq moO De inofsote
buOr osiaa petsr SsrIetb oeltos. Son
en- liosn 4iseylins i Osnne aump bier
ban meo TT ROmpani ienot til ainu.
buOr ban 1900 par msO i be alliere.
oss 3os mob petins. 9a han tom
tilbase til Ranila, tOa ban Officers
eramen oa blsu iOm 2sitnaniisnot til
0sn aeptsr, bpor 8ueriaatrissn frcm'
oeles raieoe.
San apancsreos til Raptein os no
uapntes til militar aommunoant puo
Csn, Os nO9le maonsosr sit.r par Op'
rsrsbspes.Iien in.t.
&Ort siter blsp ben um.ritanits GU
psrnsr anfat pa @ereraIsuperns,
aaft uonepnte @prietl til @uOernsl
Ousr gsn % Seritsr Opsr 40, 900 @en'
nefier.
s 1905 ubIpb bans 1unttionstio
Zen lite 9.eembsr 1907 blsu ban 10.
rtepnt til Oberii oe tilbsltss ct al 9es'
rss riati9is 9iltritter iom 8ommarbo
5 geapnoslisn al bette Nar ton
Cberit Ssristb blem til 5sosbpen ior
,ueo 10 Wauneosrs Permission at hpil
i9 no sitsr bette afpsrlsnoe Sin. 9Ille
r be Ueo 6iemiomiien maatt, han til
isnas. plaset af ct Wapspnb.. Oar
Dar icen isat en- Wansfoloiahso q
SU9er, % MI tiliiot LOB ban fig ino
cage pau Slpits S1natorium ! Ser
sit.
Wlen beaer lite her itulot buH iiub,
zen bslis. ban 'este. Tfanbag alsi
Jan Oso 8eoen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08

"glcw Yurf 5armer" ftrioer: &
iaatuloie Central Mei.risr be psiiliQ,
Statsr bar bpsrt sneiie 3ilf0loe pi
| ia at p9re pnoe 9ins ior be Sarmers
IOm lsperer 0leoe til benz. &c CO
opsratioe Meierisr | be iamms Stutsi
bar iaa at iise ale 3ilfelo. pilt iis q
bore gooe Sln8 for be 6urmere, ion
lepersr Welt til benz oe eier benz. Se
lttulbe ipnes utroligt, at 6armsrne met
De @suiler. Der fOrelisser bpsr ,nsii,
Sag @aret i9jennsm for, at De taos'
Perae uen at Onerlabe Welten til Dlel'
lemmGno. piloe oeoblipe meb oenn,
Nrsmganssmauoe iaa lensr, iom b
bar aiort bet.
"SuSitabsn ilaar No." 9st iise.
olte ipe9eHoe Of 6orelorens, naur
Nsrnfnes 9lnlistsr er iulos af Sinner
Get er Qnpifabsn. iom ilaar uo.
Set sr atturat, bpab oct er - Gnolto,
ben SlOpst, Ylen bette er lite bet na'
turIae alfleb for iaaoanns prsnbeoer
81. pstsrs auritO oil fjerns bent aisn
nen Naturens Ganaler. Den bar {,
'Rp, Der ltretter fig opsr ct 6unorsol
gar. iom ct bioorenisnos Mioosl. Ser
er lite en- Npotbstsrmeoicin, men i9l'
ees at lpscIeue 4genter sllsr birette fra
6abritanterns. StriD til Or. pstel
6abrnep & Sons &c., 1876 So
popne ane.. 9bicasO, 81.
Gu Noissut 2rammsn, NOrss
lnnot en- Dag en- Sslptrons paa ga,
oen, toe oen op % itaf ben 2ommen.
"Stpp liot!" raubte en- Stuoent
iom par lise bag bam. oa iom iaa. bar
ranot &roneltpttsf. Den sr min; iee
bar mllfet ben.
8utten tcs Mpntsn op af 2ommen,
lnnooe lia runot oa LOB. iom ban un,
oerisste Den npie bporpaa Ian psnct
tg til Stuoentsn Of iaaos:
"Var Der si 0ul ben 2ron., 3
miiteoe?"
"Sacilt bar Der iaa." iparsbe Stu,
benien.
Sa oa er bft lite oenns; for osnn,
sr Der iniet 3ul l." iuaor 8utten os
ait lin Bel"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08
"eRsssri" % Afsnsssariflis.

Oct bsmmeIis. YOIiti, iOm iia-
big omsipsr prafiosnt 9aft pao
bans Rsiisr, bar after isst "spsa.ri"
p.b bIilps Tag, osnn. Cana | Bort
lamb, Oregon. Gst par en- N'ano
ON bp.m bet bsmm.liss Yoiiti. for al
ifjule fin ssen epasbeo, bar faaet 9lu
tsrns til at berette. at ban "opfsrte iiq
paa en- bsipnosriis Waao.". % at ban
jsate at TONNE na, Yreiibsnt daft"
.Spsaelist" blsp arreiferet. "poifen "s
Reoattpr Dor enaans islo "iret al
tomms NOR praiiosnt 2aft", oa bette
lpttsoes ssiua. uosn at pi bl.p arrsiie.
RET, Get pari 0iasbOrO, q. g., bDOr
9aft bOlot en- tort Sale fra ben baasr'
#. platfOrm uf lit arGn. &isti9po'
sopisrte bi os lite beipnberIi9t" fc'
at iao 9lnlebnin9 til at bpre, bpao ben
ne Wauo bapoe at iiss. bp ban oplei.
tsbs fin Glrpit % beannote Of tpaae paa
bet uoilios "9lraument". so Sent
Speoe - bpis Republitanerne leo Ne-
berlag; men Der bar mango, irm b r.
telis ppfsrte fig beipnoerligt, men
belsr itt. be bIep arreiterst. va so=
get i!uloe bespe iia til Cargo. oar De-
Iuo!soes blanSt Sorinnrinsen en- b
SlOt Msnn.itsr, iOn hauo. iat Jig i
Spb.t at nepebilie paa 3aft, Os bIsie
tappehes ON at opnaa bette. eiterut Z
g,t bapbs fat fig YsuGaeIie, 9etts
Sfue minosoe Os ON ben 3io. oa 6oli
(pb fla fnuie unber @f9ubsbilleberne
naar be ijsrtes ajennsm 6aoernr.
Zen Iiofs, ipm fit 3aa i Salts 6aanb,
bar en- loen. tortbsnst GARNER. 8o.
get bapbs ba en- aco Start, men ia
meren bang l., pnIis life. boib ion
foreeit pmtrin9 fig, men beianot IT,,
sienfpnli9 / Den "IpOcnos 6immel .
gn Wuno 6oriamiluasn mep ganos-
nerpWrslis. ioni inhiaa. at aoaet ou
al.rebe par en- ilis Nart. at bet bar
rsiiabslt for ben fortbents Garmer a
ilippe 9aast, raabte oa at fulb 6als;
"Take that son Of 49,. along"
9aft bprte bette. 10 % niIttoe, G
belle 6oriamlinasn berte bet. msn oer
iortbente par sisnipnlia torts fro @s :
ben os bang t.. Saft. Tom siebit-
t.Iis bapbs opfuttet bet glapn, man
baobe sipet bam, flop aaa.t. % Wun
ben tom inart til fig i.lp isisn, men
piDhs ba tilipnelaoenos inlst on. buao
Tom bar foreaaaet.
Ser sr to Sing. iom ri sniisr for
'Iiaaet peo benne Mrtitel. ,}or oct for
Re. at Yralioentsns bemmsliae Yo itI
paa fine Sisbsr bifsr fs at beiiaa af
Wano uben Nerpsr. Wano. fom inb
bilber fig at ie "epsssri". bppr intet
Iaaoant finbes. Sor bet anoet. at Der
.nbnu iinbes Nfsubsopriere b anbt
Rorb Tdiotas noriis 6drntrs.
- ~
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08
Farm! )! a.s
Garden.
FARMING BY ELECTRICITY. 7,
Germany Has Tried II. WIZ the Amerl
g" can Follow" ''s ''''

Germany Has Tried II. WI the Amerl.
can FoIlow7
Electric farming7 Why notl The
time was when suggestion that the
farmer in this country would have his
mail delivered in box nailed to his
front gatepost would have been laugh
ed down. But the time came, and the
old style Of travelling a long distance
in cold and heat over rough roads to
the nearest village once week fol
letters and newspapers passed out for.
ever In most parts Of the country.
Then It was suggested that the farm
er might get the news Of quotations on
products Of the soil and live stock and
arrange his deals by telephone while
he was in his family room and thai
the wires which would carry the in.
formation would be constructed out OF
the wires Of Ills fence. The farmer
and others laughed at this idea But
the thing was done, and now the mod
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-08
@amm.l Susb!e.

gal.ntine Sammt'ir ] gsanforO.
Conn.,. mObtos nplia en- qrsoe p6u
6asbe, iOm en- eGer unben foripnliq
%anO laao. tiiHOt'i'a 'aeaupt.n,' isr >.
fpO masu ajer beapnote.
9p.bsn par bsist nnbr bet LOBE
Dpnafi | Ganbst, 500 Mar for 0ri=
ri ispbisl. fqa OF ben nu bar ben ar.
perOiss Mlber af Ousr 8. 400 Nar. itri-
Der "Waibinston pOiisn".
@i unsiOer 8ilO.n til oenn. Hphso,
for at lite ben panfro (emulstut paa)
5bomas (strest ct. 9aup itdI laaQ.
Gtplbsn paa Os, ON ben ffuloe pers
usftsrrsttelis.