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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
PASTORS PREACH
FOR The TOILER
Many Clergymen to Give Dis
courses in Observance of
Labor Sunday

OAKLAND, Sept s3.-In compliance
with the request of the American fed
Grafton of labor. pastors of Oakland
will observe Labor Sunday. tomorrow,
preceding Labor day, with special dis
courses on phases of the labor problem.
Among the principal addresses will be
that which Rev. Charles r. Brown, pas
tor of the First Congregational church.
will deliver Sunday evening to his con-
gregation. Special invitation has been
extended by the trustees and deacons
to the members of labor unions af-
filfated with the building trades coun-
Gil and the central labor council.
DIR. Brown is fraternal delegate to
the central labor council from the min
isters' union. His subject will be The
Claims of Organized Labor"
Rev Francis NJ. Archer, d. D., pas
tor of Melrose Baptist church, will
preach Sunday evening on "The
Laborer Exalted
"A Living Wage" will be the sub
ject of Rev. Albert W. Palmer's dis
course Sunday evening at Plymouth
CONGREGATIONAL church
Both sermons at the First Methodist
church tomorrow will be on topics in
harmony with Labor Sunday observ-
ance. Rev. George W. White, D. D., the
pastor, will preach in the evening on
What the Church Owes the Laboring
Man.
Rev. J. G. Elkins, pastor of Elm
hurst Methodist church, will give a
Labor day discourse Sunday morning
The Cause Behind Labor Troubles. .
will be the subject of Rev. Alfred E.
Streets sermon Sunday morning at
Emmanuel Presbyterian church.
AGeneral invitation is extended to
laboring men to attend services Sun
day evening at Union street Presby-
terian church, where Rev. Ellsworth
Rich, the pastor, will preach on Con
sideration of the Labor Problem,
Broadly Treated
Rev. L. z. Lo6fbourow, pastor of the
Eighth avenue Methodist church, will
preach Sunday morning on Christ and
the Cause of Labor. The first choral
service of the fall will be given at even
ing worship
The first Sunday of. Rev William
Day Simonds' fourth year as minister
of the First Unitarian church will be
specially observed as a rally day to-
morrow. Addresses will be delivered
by Doctor Simonds on "a Live Church
in Live City by Dean E. NJ. Will
bur- representing the American Unit
arian association; II. A. Whitney, church
secretary. and John p Irish.
Rev. f. f. -Goodspeed, d. D., pastor
of the First Presbyterian church. will
preach Sunday morning on THE Chris
tian Paradox His evening discourse
will be on The Wages of Sin," the sec
ond sermon in series of ''The Pearl of
the Para bles."
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
CAST SELECTED FOR
ENGLISH CLUB PLAY
Barbara Nachtrieb and George
Manship Principals

BERKELEY, Sept. 3.-The cast of
characters of Caesar and Cleopatra
a Bernard Shaw play. which will be
staged by the students of the univer-
sity under the auspices of the English
club. in the Greek theater. some time
in October, has been announced as
follows: Cleopatra. Barbara Nachtrieb;
Ftatateeta, Charlotte Kett; CHAIRMAN,
Gladys Baker; Iras. Katherine NOEL
rath; Caesar. George Manship; Butio.
Ernest Clewe; Brittanus. Roy Silent;
Pothinus, c. Gribner; Ptolemy, c. Alt
mann; Theodotus, ]. Rankin; Apollo
dorus. J. J. Miller; Luciuss g. Rhodes.
Achilles. F.. c. Livingston; Bel Afris.
j. H Cation; Belzanor. T., McNear:
Persian, r. G.. Ham.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

Mary Horn, graduate student, Coalinga; his
tory. mathematics
Ora Maben. graduate student Inglewood
physical culture. Latin
Alice Jones 'o9. Santa Monica; physical cul-
ture. hygiene physiology.
Isabel Kersell 100, Elk Grove; history, mathe
matics
Sarah Mclean o4, Hollywood; athletics. do
wiley Msther. graduate student Chico; his
tory. mathematics
Anna Morgan 'ol, Fairfield; mathematics,
Agnes Newton. graduate student, Covelo; sci
ence. English.
Clara : II. Smith 'ol. Santa Maria history,
]. c. Stanley 'O5. Fort Bragg; manual train
ing, drawing.
Helen f. Stuart 'os Bishop; Latin. physical
Laura b. Stuart 'os. whittier; Latin. physical
culture.
Byron E. Underwood 'Os. Big Pine; Latin.
mathematics.
F. 4. white 'os. St. Helena; history, mathe.
mates.
NORMAL SCHOOL POSITIONS
Ralph Benton '06, Los Angeles; general sci
ence.
Mary Hetsehel. 'os Chico; Spanish history.
Dr. Frances r. Stewart. graduate student, Che
ney, Wash; physiology. hygiene.
UNIVERSITY POSITIONS
Laura G. Squire, graduate student, Pomona
college; physical culture.
HIGH SCHOOL POSITIONS CALIFORNIA
H. R. Doughty. graduate student, Yuma. Ariz.
science.
Cora Thomson 'os Portland. Ore; English.
psychology.
Mrs, Mary L. Gibbs 81. Deming n NJ; prin-
cipal.
POSITIONS IN GRADE SCHOOLS
Charlotte Biedenbach 10. Mocho.
Marian Crozier 10, Walters Colony.
Rollo Custer 0S. Modesto
Ray Grinstead. Dixon.
Esther Lee '05 McCloud.
G. r. Livingstone '09, Lockwood
Majs McCsbe 10, Stanislaus county
Gladys Pilkington 90. San Bernardino
Frances Thompson 'oS. Watsonville: librarian.
Vena Tomlin 10 San Francisco; domestic sci
ence.
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Wayman Atterbury '04 San Francisco. Miss
Vests school; English.
Msrgie Dunlap 'o7. San Francisco, Lick; mathe
matics.
Nellie Mccarthy 'o5. San Francisco. Miss Ham
Inns; English
Ella E. Moore 'os Piedmont. Miss Ransome'.
school, history.
Marie, O'Brien 'o7, Berkeley. Miss Head.
school: Latin Greek.
school, English.
ADELAIDE stafford 'O9 Los Angeles, Marlbor
ough; English history.
Talcott Williamson 'o9. Nordhor Thacher;
English
Elizabeth worley 10. Alameda, Mrs. Taylor.
school.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
EIGHTH ARREST MADE
IN ANTI-DRUG CRUSADE

OAKLAND, Sept. 3-The eighth ar
rest resulting from the crusade against
the sale of drugs and narcotics in vio-
lation of the state anti-poison act took
place yesterday when W. "A. Wishart.
who conducts a drug store at 1901
Washington street. was arrested by
Policeman Poulter on warrant signed
by agents of the California state phar-.
macists association. Wishart will be
arraigned Monday morning before Po-
lice Judge George Samuels. George
Price, a clerk in a local drug store.
was arrested and fined $40 for not hay
ing license as an accredited phar-
maoist.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
JUSTICE MELVIN JOINS
LABOR SERVICE CHOIR

Several unique features will mark the
labor service tonight at Howard Pres
byterian church. corner of Baker and
Oak streets. The pastor. Rev. William
Nat Friend has invited Justice Henry
Melvin of the supreme court TO render
solo during the service. The pastor
will preach from the question Of the
Pharisee. by What Authority Doest
Thou These Things?" He viii so
make answer in the course of hisEer-
mon TO the middle OF the week pub
Iished charges of Charles W. Post or
Battle Creek, Mich, that the American
federation of labor is deliberately
"hoodwinking the clergymen' into OBJ
serving this day with labor sermons.
The service begins at 7:45 o'clock.
STEAMER BRINGS $500 O0O-Seattle, Sept. s.
The steamship Jefferson arrived from SSagway
today. bringing $500. 600 in gold from the
Tanana district Of Alaska.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
THIEVES LOOT HOMES;
TAKE MANY VALUABLES
PIunder Worth Hundreds OF
Dollars Carried Away

OAKLAND, Sept. SO. NJ. Tupper of
427 Adams street reported to the po-
lice this morning that his residence
had been entered and ransacked by
burglars some time during the months
of June and July, while he and his
family were enjoying a vacation in
the country.
Tupper said that jewelry, clothing
and various articles had been stolen
amounting to several hundreds of dol
lars, and that entrance had evidently
been effected by the use of a pass key
The residence of r. .. Wharton at
$50 Chetwood street was looted last
night by a burglar who forced the
lock of the back door. Every thing the
thief could lay his hands on was taken.
and the value of the loot will reach
several hundred dollars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
INDIAN SCHOLAR TO
DELIVER LECTURE
Will Speak on Americas Mis-
sion i'm India"

BERKELEY, Sept. 3.-Taraknath Das,
fellow at the Universities of California
and Washington and representative of
the international conference of arbf-
tration of Lake Mohonk, n. Y will
lecture tomorrow night at s o'clock in
the Wright building under the auspices
of the Berkeley theosophical society
on Americas Mission in India"
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
EPISCOPAL CHURCH IS
TO HOLD ANNIVERSARY
West Berkeleyans Plan to Cele-
brate Thirty-second Birthday

BERKELEY. Sept. 3.-The thirty
second anniversary of the organization
of the Church of the Good Shepherd of
West Berkeley will be observed tOmor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
church at Ninth and Bristol streets
Several of the rectors OF the church
who have been identffied with it's up
building will talk at the commemorate
tive services and special musical pro-
grom will be presented
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
BOARD LETS CONTRACT
FOR NEW POLICE AUTO
Machine Will Be $3,5OO Seven.
Passenger Car

OAKLAND, Sept. 3.-A contract for
the purchase of a new automobile for
use by the. police department of this
city was this morning awarded TO the
Consolidated motor car company of
San Francisco by the board of public
works The new car will be $4,000
seven passenger, 1910 model pope
Hartford. 1t is to be used for hurry
calls by the police officers The car
at present owned by the department
has become practically disabled
through long service and will be dis
carded.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
NEW MANAGER FOR
TELEPHONE COMPANY
H. c. BrownIee Succeeds T. r
DeIury

OAKLAND, Sept. 3.-Harry C. Brown
lee. the newly appointed local man
ager of the Pacific States telephone and
telegraph company, has entered upon
his duties, succeeding t. f. Delury, who
has been made a district superintend-
ent with headquarters here. Brownlee
is well known on this side of the bay.
having at different times manag ged the
Alameda and Berkeley departments of
the telephone company. He also served
as mana ger of the departments in Reno
and San Josa
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
EASTERN SAVANT To
LECTURE ON CAMPUS
Prof. Lewis b. Patton Will Adj
dress Archaeological Society

BERKELEY. Sept. s-Under the ans
pices Of the Archaeological Institute of
America. San Francisco branch. Prof
Lewis B. Patton of the Hartford theo
logical seminary will lecture in Cali
fornia hall the evening of September
1S on Palestine Before the Hebrew
Conquest The lecture will be illus
trated with lantern slides and will be
open to the publiG-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
TEACHERS ASK FOR
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Association Votes to Put Re-
quest Before Education Board

BERKELEY, Sept 3.-A physical di
rector to take charge of all school
athletics and interscholastic contests
will be asked for by the teachers. This
was decided at a banquet held in the
First CONGREGATIONAL church last night.
They were of the opinion that better
athletes can be produced under a
trained leader and that the experiment
had met with success in the eastern
cities.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
SCHOOL FOR NEGRO
GIRLS TO BE OPENED
Special Dedication Program to
Be Given

OAKLAND. Sept 3.-There will be a
special program given tomorrow after
noon at the New Beulah heights ma
t1onal industrial cooking school for
young negro women and girls. The
program will begin at o'clock with
a chant by the Beth Eden choir. The
invocation will be delivered by Rev.
c. H Irving. Rev. s. w. Hawkins will
preach the dedicatory sermon. There
will also be an address by Rev J. J
Byers and solo by Miss Eva Hawkins
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
CANADIAN SOIL EXPERT
VISITS THE UNIVERSITY
Prof. F. d. Churchill Making
Tour of Stations

BERKELEY, Sept. S.-Prof F. D.
Churchill, head of the department of
soil physics in Manitoba agricultural
college at Winnipeg, Can, was a
visitor on the campus today. He is on
a tour of the states, and will investi-
gate the methods of teaching agricul-
ture before his return to Winnipeg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
POLICE SERGEANT IS
INDICATED BY BOARD
Commissioners Refuse to Act on
Charges Against M. A. Byrne

OAKLAND, Sept. 3.-The police and
fire commissioners have refused to take
action on a petition charging Sergeant
Michael A. Byrne with brutal treatment
of prisoner. John Gilmore. arrested by
Byrne for disturbing the peace. The
commissioners received a report from
superintendent of Police A. Wilson.
who yindicated Byrne following a per
sonal Investigation of the circumstances
surrounding the case.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
LES ETOILES COTILLON
CLUB HOLDS A DANCE
Opening Event of Season En-
joyed at San Mateo
Il Special Dispatch to The Call

SAN MATEO, Sept 3.-Les Etoiles
cotillon club held it's initial dance of
the fourth season this evening in Froe-
bel hall, where a large number of
members and guests enjoyed dancing
until midnight The hall was attrac-
lively decorated for the occasion and
the pretty gowns added to the effect.
The members of the Spartans club of
San Francisco were guests for the
evening. The party came down by
special party car.
The committee in charge of the
dances this season is composed of Miss
Hazel Plummer, A P. Bellisle and
Harry F. Cuttings Jr
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
REV. u. BkOWN

~ . O@ LoEKOVN
ORDAINED MINISTER
DO HEREBY SOLEafNI,Y AGREE Avn
GJARAN1EE TO make no charge IN faiI ~
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unhappy not satisfied with life have danes
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this ad "a ." NnV ofins
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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

The Misses James RansdaI
Ethel Mccormick John o. Hearn
Hazel Plummer George Munro
Alta Wall Karl Messingham
Mae Bartlett Edward Leary
Loretta Casey George Kerteli
Mae Casey Andrew Hahn
Dorothy Chalmers Joseph p. Gordon
Edith Cameron Harry Cuttings
Marion DAILY Thomas Garrity
Elenor Cuttings William Devlin 7
Rose Maritzen DR.. \. Duggsn
Carrie Merrill Earl Davis
Dorothy Pollock Linville Castle
Stella Reid Harold Casey
Ruby Ransdan Harry Bodwell
Ancy Ransdal Ray BodweIl
Hazel Turner A. P. Bellisle
Ella Indra Mr.. and Mrs GINS FL
Rose Hammerson lers
Mae \. Mccarthy Mr.. and Mrs John f
Marguerite Grummon Davis
Harriet Grummon Mr. and Mrs Walter T.
Alma Mccormick Johnstone
Anna Maroney Mr.. and Mrs Harr,
MeSsrs- Peckbsm
David Wisnom. Mr.. and Mrs Grove
Clarence Williams Lawrence
Greed Brown Mr.. and Mrs William
J.. A. Smith Finger
Leon Savage Mr.: and Mrs. j. E
III. William Pollock Gust
A. c. sala Mrs. E. Goodspeed
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-05-19

Scnator ga 6ollettc al @isconlin
bar nDllQ glOrt ct 2lngrcb paa Son.
&urics poIitiitc Sitting Songre8icn.
NaaOC Ntr. %urtc ielp % bans repu=
bIltnnlle Sonititucnter CT tllfreole meo
oq 'toltc oper 0en ,RetOr0 ban bar oiort
| SonArcslcn. oQ De bebsoer ilet lite
ranoiper9e Senutoren ira 99isconfn,
om bc iinl 9jenuGlQc ham c0er lite.
i Den 5io 66ns g. gurte bar repre-
lcnterct SDo 9ntOtu bar ban lnbent
o. 'rlt tlGmpet for buGO ban lDntes
bar Het % bans 0Glgeres ,\ntcrcsicr
bar oltio ldQi bnm pnu 0ierte. nonr
plQtlqc Suqcr er tommet op Tor gcbnno=
lima GonQresicn. 0nn bar pUret oa
cr ell troidlt &epubituner oQ bar un=
oernettct WPcSinlGn. Nouiepelt o0 5aii
ale piQtiQe 1Ominiltratiue Speros=
mnal, iom Diloe UGre iii Gupn iaopcl
ior oct republitanite Yarti iom for
Ganoet ioctbeIctagct. : SaQer al lpe=
ciel Anteresle Tor i'm egen Stat bar
Nir 8urte OGrct en- iorig Nrbeioer %
bar Oilt, at ban er en- Mano, lOm tan
olenncmipre 3ing, naar ban letter Tia
otrlOr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-05-19
Statsaopufaf.

Seq er SanOioat ipr Domination til
St0tsaopoiat iOr &pberts 6puntp cite,
bOao T9l9erne maat;e bcltenm pet
PrimGrual9et ierlitommenoe SUM.
Gerlom ie9 bar uofort mine Gmbcos.
pli9ter til SOliets 5ilireosbeo unoer
min nupGrenoe Gmbeostermin % ot
ltuloe llnoe oct pnslenoe at ia inoi0t
tes embcbet enonu Ell 5ermin, iom
10 bar pGret alminoeli0 ber 6ountDet
| Slli0loer. 5pOr man bar pGret pli9t.
tro ut smbeOe, laa ltal leg iOrie0e
6rcmtioeu lom / 6ortio at Die mia til
llolerelien al bette Gmbeoes piotioc
Fli9ter mcO ben famine pcrionlige
Omlorg Og Opm@rtiombeo iom je9
uoDiler / min pripnte Yratss.
Wleo N9tellc
:. :. Satterton.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-05-19
Sj0rultjcruc Sjprmion.
ScO lnOiinttt ON ban. 900.
lMblcu0l)

gei boOct M, nit uoilie fOit;
Oeis 'IuQQct bdiUt pJd tang
Nu er ban oeo, oCn lribeos tolt,
Som IAN laa mnngen lang
Som leftet yiOr9es ndOn O9 ~
Sua biot / perben no;
Som tlGtt ltrioens plloe 9np
SlOg tHmpens lnne no.
Nnu lang lig ino / bOnoens lino
90 oen l0roes ljGl;
0un Tom lom iOraars frilte pin6,
Ter 9jpr ell bell og lUl."
6Or Os ban itreo en- ,Gn 9lao gut,
50 p So, pi cliter" lang;
Nu bans rite liD or ilut,
Nan 9aut bar ltsOets gang.
800 eno ban leper / iii bGrt,
Sans minoe alorig oer;
9Ii ier ham emo ian ltOr o9 ltGrt
S9 900 iom ban bar fpr.
6arpel, Dill 0ole oitterbelt,
Sit llpspGrt bar ou enot.
5at, at OIL OUer illno og belt
Sua meget bar os Ienot.
Gin oso, Den til os ale bar
ut buo ON ct tort iaon;
Sbi tiRr on iii os ale par
O9 elitet bar bit naDn.
8ultap S6elbreo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-05-19

ltab til Den pOltite Situaton iaaleoes
Tom ben nrter zig ioa9, er tuun9ne til
at .lnoremme, at Sla9et tommer al
ltaa mellem Glroo o9 99an, % at Den
llotnGpnte bar in0ttet yesieps pollti=
lte StDrte laap1s, at ban iniet Ndab
tan ia ON at bi nomineret. 1e. iom
lite en'ter at ie GQun nomlneret ior
@uperner, nil talie lin Stemme lor
GlrOo, ioroi oct Tan aniees ior littert,
at IRE no al lem al De Stemmer, iom
G9an orar til ii9, fsr par NesieD-
Stemmer. gtominationen lpr @nper=
nor oil, lom la9t oreic ii9 ON Glroo
eller G9an o9 bper enelie Stnttepoer
ltuloe tG9e bette unoer nsie Sperpei=
ellie fereno ban tdlter lin Stemme.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-05-19

,giormanoen" 0rdnO Sorts ltriper
9lonr man life bar nnoet ut beltile,
morer man li9 meo at 9lGtte pHa, bpem
Der ltal bli Den n0lte Oemoirntilte FrG=
IioenttHnoiont. Wtdn gGar No ira, at
grpnn iorelobi9 iolialo er ln0t pun
SDloen, o9 oa er Der tilba9e ) WtUno,
om boem Der netop MI fan bore Sale
Sorblnoelle meo oenne leoiQe Seoer=
liillinQ Yartiet. Ser er MI ior oct
ferlte ndturliQpis 94poorom Q8ilipn,
YrUlioent iOr PrincetOn ltniperltCt.
@on er li9eiom Yariieis eOipe ,}eoe.
Saa ct Der ,}Olepb ". 6plt, Den fpr=
benb0renoe @uDerngr 9dslouri.
SGn er lln9 o9 niotlGr O0 ian tale
pent ipm noQCn pm GeiOrm. So iaH
CT Der 0uoerner Ntariball / SnoiNnd 4.
Oan odnot Scir oen Stat ior to 9ldr
liOen, itent ben meO NeniDn til DC an
ore SunoioNter y9it republitnnlt, " o9
oerpCO blcO ban Ell lnn0slienot Ntun0.
Oct er oOg en- Ilcm Sing irr bans 2lm=
bition, at ban life fan pente at Oinoe /
i'm egen Stat, meominore ban bDlOer
liQ tilpens meo ben nptorilte Volltiter
5om 5a99Ort. SHa bar Oi @uOernpr
Sermon al Ohio. Teriom ban pin=
Der Ell Seir til Den Stat, oil ban
uoen 5Uil bn notinn lOpenoe llOli9ter
til at taares iOm QNrtiets Gcoer ben
nutionale Nul9tdmpUQne. So cnoCliQ
er Der CONNER @nDnpr, gOr9ermelte
rem / giem NOrt. ,Sor 3ioen betrN9=
tes ban pilt iom Den melt innoiDnli9e
Gonoioat. N}en Der ian hGnoe meQet
paa TO Qlnr; inoen 3ioCn tOmmer. ian
Ell MI utenot Wuno pa Iounget Jig op
til Gcoer, meoens DC oDenlor nUDntc on
tan o0re iaa ogoe iom glltOu y. Barter.
Smiolertio 0jetes btr Al no9le bra SOFT
pnu oisle Snnter et 6orlp9 pan at
ltartc ell .Soom" Tor Dor cgcn ,iobn
Yurte til &iceprGliocnt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-05-19
(Sutiutp guoitur.

Seq er SdnGoat ior Domination tit
6ountn 2luOitcr lor Aoberts Gountn
og enlter qeuuem "Folten" at be
tlenOt9ipre bette lan @6loernc ian
latte i'm &elcwmelle Deo 4rimUrpol-
get ierlitonmenoe zoe SUM. Ieriom
De linoer, at JeQ bar regtet nit 6mbebe
tilireosltllen0e og trOr at je9 bpr in
oebd iamme cuonu Ell 3ermin, ina
ital jsQ lorlege ogiau ,yremtioen at
uoipre mine Gmbeospllgter iaa trojan
o9 omlorQsluIot lom IOrben.
Icres iorbun0ne
i. u. Ran.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-05-19
Wicolcm al seaislaturcm.

Eli GClgerne / 9toberts GountDl
Seq berUcO beienotgj9r, at jeQ er
SanoiOot Tor Se9islatllren ira oct 35te
Legislative 9ilirili, ioet jeg benboloer
mig til &Ulgerncs Ncltemmeie peo
@rimGrpal9et oen Zoe SUM 1910.
Npis je9 blir bNlQt lOOer je0 bpit %
tpoeli0t at uoigrc mine Fligter til
6Oltets ianoe Ncl ianlnngt mine Gpner
rotter. lieO 2lgtelie
OQlOar Sien.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-05-19
Wicolcm al Xc0ielaturcn.

5il T0lgerne &oberts 6ountpl
seq berpeO erilGrer mig lelp iom
Sdnoioat ior GeprGientunt ira Del
35te Legislative 9iitritt, benboloenot
mig til De republlianltc GGl9eres Gn.
lie oeo PrimGrpal9et ben Zoe Sum
1910. SOiS iea bin nOmineret oC
Oal9t iOrpliQter ie9 mig til at uoicrt
mine Pli9ter til 6oltets iulOe 3ilireos-
beo elter beolte 6pne Og Stjen.
Wieo 2l9telie
Slnf yteaaar0.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-05-19
SfclcsSupcrintenocnt.

DerOco eniier je9 at betjenotgjpre,
at ie9 cr aanOiOat ior Domination o9
g'al9 til Stple= Slperintenoent % hen=
boloer mig til, bOnO S0l9erne beliem-
mer peo De repubIltanite Yrim0rpalg
oen zoe SUM 1910.
0erlom jeg nomineres O9 pGlges,
lda ltel ie9 peoblipenoe oplploe mine
Gmbeospli9ter paa bcolie WiaaOe oo
Ultio ba iOr Gie Stolens Suteresler /
bette 6Ountp. lleo glgtelie
u. Yreitmict.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-05-19
SfoIc.S c.Supcrtntcmocmt.

Sielge manages inOtrUngeuoe Gp'
'ororin9 ertl@rer leg mig berpeo lom
aanoioat Tor Stole= Superjntenoent /
&Oberts 6Ountb, ioet jeg benboloer
Mig til &0lgernes gnite peo Qrimer=
Oolgene oen Zoe Suni. Spis nomine=
ret og Oal9t. ituI leg 9jsre aft bpar Der
ltaar min Wlagt at uofsre mine Gms
beospligtsr eiter 6Oltets gnite.
gonnie i. glnorep5.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-05-19
Nommlp aom,mieiiomrr.

3il DC rCpublitanlte GGlgere Roberts
6ouum, SDo 9atoia
Seq berOeO betjenOtqjer, at ie0 E,
&anoioot lor @jenUal9 lOm 6ountr
Gommi9lor ira 3oie 3ilirtt, Goberts
6ountu. beubOlOenoe mig til De repu,
blitanite &olQcrcs Gnite Deo 9rim0r,
pai9et otn zoe SUM. Nbis be tror,
at jsg bar uOiert nit 0perD tilireos.
ltillenoe O9 a0Ieocs 9ioe mig Ell anOen
3ermin, pll oct belligen paaltjGnnes.
II. lloietb.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-05-19

Ter er in9en, lom ben0gter ben
&jenos9jerning, at @eOr9e G0an bar
9jort ltor 6remgan0 / be ipositli0e
Counter, bpor 6upernor GesieD bar
Hart for 2 2Iar lioen. Get er beller
in9en, iom benG9ter, at e9ans pppu.
laritet bar uoret fig iaa ltOr, at ban
MI maa betra9tes iOm en- 6attor /
Sampen ON @ubernerembsoet. Se,
Iom fges at ia ct ino9aasnos &ieno-