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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20
en- aanorie Pofnar

slmeriao ScorIotti btbnnSIer Set
itaIienfe 5ioSifriit .Niiucrpn" Seu
bcrpmie Soinnr 3ribouIets epentpr-
liac Gin. 5ribcaIctS par SONAR hos
aonaeruc 2uSpia Sen iibe og Srnns
Scn lite al 1rnnfria oa or bIcpct for.
cpilct al Iictcr Suao sc gioi
i'omuie" (aonacu morer iia) os n
geroi -HisoIetto".
Sriboulct por en- me1ct tlo1 ol
nonSria %nno. iom pnnariino al iit
bibcuoe TiS par irpatet al oct belle
Soi. en Gda bcinnot ban iig mco
i'm Scrre, Soma SrauS. / 0eu Sal.
bpor aonaenS bsic RaoS raaSilos
onl bpiIfcn Sci SranfrigS Serltcr
itmloe bennitc poo iii ariasioa Ill
,StaIien. Giterot man en lang
Shmo hapSe SiSfuterct Soaen uScn
at barre fommcn til noaen Ii9isrclic,
toa osiaa Sriboulct SrSct oa inaoe:
..Ici ipneS mil. iom on Serrerne
peo fine RanoiIaaninaer bar aIemt
aeaet Teaet niatiat ........"
.Spab or Set?" - Get ifoI Scrrcr.
nc mart iaa pioc. &c bar onncnSt
Iana 9io paa at rnooiloa ON. bpor
IeSeS man bcSit fan fommc til Sta.
lien -, men bporlcSes mon Iettcit
ian fommc no iaien, ocrpoa bar enc.
M inaen tGnft. oa iea inues. at oct
moatte barre Oct piaiiaite."
"a Qciicr aarI eeu 5ie. icm piISc
beaipe iia ira Spnnicn til sSIonScrn
for at unSertrpffe ct Spaisr. baS
sSrans Sen lite ON 5iIIaScIie til at
maricbere aienncm Sranfria meo lin
SGr. erfIGreSe SONG Srans iia life
aIenc piIIis ill at cpfpISc aeiierens
@sn. men ban aicroe Ianat mere:
ban beihItieoc nemIia at oroae bam
inlsoe oa moStaae bam perionlia.
ssrans traf fine Reiieiorbe.
reSclier, toa 1ribonIct en- Hotisboa
% al Common oa beannSie at ifripe.
ioei ban Ipottenoe iaaSe: let G, Dir.
IeIia en- ssprItc. iom bar bearunSst
Rrop paa at itaa spcrit nit Narre.
,eaiiter. On ManS, icm fripiIIia
,na Sennc Raooc operIcpercr iia |
In farIiaiie @ipaIs goIS, mao oa pq.
c temmeIio forrpft!" - .Ten bpis
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20

iom rift CT aanifC 'anS Sc iom
Nju0 brulcr lin lleuelic. idar iisy;
(rrngilcr iioO ser. ia. Su0 hdr
bui3i Eure!iS i'm (ieneite monjt
aar ~ Sc;i, i5m er hTn9i cr {;
M. geois 9ad II han oil buisc ham
'rem0eies ~ CuteIiS bar uTre; cr
,roiaii Arbeloer Serrea; GlnlSt.o
Nun hor 1Tre. en- u'or'rrbci Nr Cu.
iom har QiOr, Nri rciic notn al byH
il ON Ncrncitcr, 7om oI ?Cr,
CSuO itur'c ham
Smool rciiic icl mo III SsrS,
iordt hlIic paO min flTrc EtrinNt
Sur CurcllN, men 0ci fuuNc itfc IA
liz liGrc. 1ofiorcr hau0c ilrcnJ;
'orbnSi Oct 'or hun lfulbc idn IL 1NC
@arn Set pnr Iint isr SiNcu; men
Nl hcn minSitc lille Suttcrcu OsSc
yerOal Aitcn unhcr iprrc @ioeI'rr,
blcp set Tor mclct ior hcuoe Hu hlr,
&c bun miitCt alIc inc fiTrc ~
ire Nln 10 @ui,cr hduSc hun ilicu
Ssn0nI GitcrmioOol III huu cn Il.
sen gut. sun flnNc haui : BARN
ol mn bar hun fm =. @u0 trsitc
81 ueIlilnc 0cm ale.
IA icl iif hsrc al Trucn3 Nor -
ina par inNcbrruNt. QiorSc set mi,
life ion ouNt Nuu hapSc inn ITnlC
inln0ct oI pcutct poa Sen StlnN. IA
,iciu5. uiINc fonmc ol hcntc ,2rL,
RI ii hclm" Nln uar ell lcucn6t.
ianN ariitcn. Ncnhc5 belle Snnfc aif
uS poo ut Nisrc nopct FOR lin flare
Srclicr Sum pnr aI6ril roIil. -
Nnn bcupticNc bucr SriiimN Ill la
iirnn ci Nrllr iii SENS. Set nor
iipr aomIc bun toItc mes o. mlllC
cr Sc / ltulitbol iom MI min6c5 hcn
hcS Sotolcr meN sem Ncn6c5 81.
he itruoItc mar mn tnltc ON CSuN
ina Nimlcn Wil uar hrn til tor
(SlrNc ~ NcliilucIic SrcN oucr
,cuhc3 MinSel
) N0rNc bar SpIfcnc uUrCt inii>C
ncN CprcliNs. SmNnl nor ser g
! rinl / Nirtcn ou Ser Fom ms $50
Mr. Ser hIir piit C'riul Ill SEM
marNc Nirfcr.
Niortd SoIbcrl.
Nci,InuN5poitcn".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20
3eeeaiorelie ira auninl Il. i. Subt
Sil Sanosmrno og pauSsmanSimoer
gmcrifa anaaacnoe Nftieicl.
ifabct Ten Horifc Nmcrifa.
linic.

Som al DC ileiie befienSt gicn.
nem Tresien. biep attitieIitnbet Zen
Norife Ameritalinie Sahnet ariiti.
Innia Sen 27oe auauit itSitIcSen meS
cn tegnei aapital paa mere emo 2H
MilIion aroner oa msS eli authorize.
ret anpiial paa 10 0,illioner 0ro.
ner. %sSct blep boIot paa ariitia.
uio Bars. oa Scn gomIc Sal par
iplot til iioite TIabs mcS 9,GnS. iom
bapec ,Sntercsie for Saacn - hpcr
pna lin gis. NoSitanoerne MOB Gin.
len aiorSe line anareb moo Soreia.
nenSet eiter beSite Sfien: men peS
SptrIlinaen al Sicmmerne msniire.
be Sc fun 81 Siemme. mcoens Ser
par mere emo iptien SunoreSe Stem.
mer for. Ter blep palat Tireftion
% ArepGientantifab oa isIsenoe
blp ioreilaact oa palat.
I'll Tircftsrer: aopofat s. ".
0muetson. Tircftsr oa Stortbiuss.
mano !. ". @ith. SfibsreSer osl
Stortbinasmano gernh. Sansien. ]
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20
RdmIc &ournnliit oa Carer bpiIer
mn. men ban CT iriit oa fiGf

PdmIc ,SournoIiit oa Carer bpiIer
mt. men ban CT iriit % fiGt
SOm Arpsaisiit al appeIiin Ser.
mans l0ermIn Sdneusl eIIer retie.
re hans Ssiicrs Ill BelP0iIhe0slela,
Ter ciicrIdSie WiOIer cr Ill oen nor,
ne Stdt5ta@ie lu0beiolt ar l59,.
SJl1O - ciicr ) pGt al Summen
Soucoct inuit. TN lllutte mes Ge.
cen Ill SeIAc inOtral ueo GlospoIos
9'crt. lOct 0en enc al 10 paa iamme
< pulhcl panlntic me SmcrleIltiUer
'yronl on tmlitc Souc0ct paa en- De
tdnitcr 6ront} Nerh iom arbeIocoe
.mco SIibninQ plo Sfiucn TsSen
in0trolotc GicbIitieIia. Aiosbc, iom
ulr 2S Nor lommcl. par Ell 6patia
lictauifcr ol hoUNc 'eIu pual0t BEG.
lc Sfiucr ilnmc I0a.
SUooiolO. Gu Tor lin GuerQi oN
llior'UrocthcN pe!ficn0i zoos @OOt
irrO CNru S0uaciunO or ion5oals
lilaori ucO 1NNcu 80 Mar QnmmeI
Simt ban aIlcrcSc pdr ncobrI6t a
SulOummcu (Wapctrrin. loo han
uua Siecu mcO lin Steiic belt III
&uli iaur "a bon monttc isac H'ltco
SAN c'icrl1ocr iil Gufc oN ilcre oor
nc 90 miuorcunrilc @srn
SoIobcticnt ,Sohon Y 6ois Ct
J-Qauct gcO Gr0cn Ai0ene par isSt
{ 1870 oN houoc iiScu 1908 uTrci
EclNbcticnt / ariitiouio IoINNiltrlft
Gn ircmruacuoe WinuN pnc
| @ourN9bruQcts CmrnoSc. Chr 90
iubl poo 9orpoIS. or niNnoet ucr
| IeNcn. - Mar anmmel
Gufciru Urine 2uricn. Gnfc CT
ter uiOe0c airfcinuacr i Tdoaon
Yoioicn Smcu Yurlcn. or ni1noc'
ucS CeNcu / ariitinnio 81 Hor gam
mel
NPaieriaIiorpoItcr peS Mari
ucu5 ,Sntcuonnhr Gonnr0 rNiIiu.
Grichlcu cr ui1nnct pco 1eOcn pot
Nortcn G3 Mar NommcI.
RcTior :. %cipcricn 6sbc hci
2lNc september iii Sicm Mriitia
MIA. - Mar Quumc. sIiosoc be
auunic ION CmlonlSifoIeIrrcr / SS
0crnu5 1919. 70 Mar citcr II
han iu0 pdo NoIiS Scmiunrhtm ioH
han iprIOO mcO llNmcrfcl'c Nnl
unr OcrpGn YTrcr pc0 Ncu bsicrc u,
micaitulc / Suhunnl. ol peo De-
Janlic Sfolc ycracn. Ill ban be
j lunOtc at iuuNcrc ! 1866 blcp bn
icolcNiif 0nuSihnt 9'lcp ino ,SnipcI
tor ucO NortcuS SoIfcitoIc % Mare
c'icr ,[uipcftsr pcN ariitinnid Self
to.cr. ! mouac Mar por han 9C
imrcr al ariiiinnin @Oraer oa RC
dllfoIc. ol 1901 blcu ban Rettc
REQ famine Sfolc. san tog Aflfe
ilior. San bar en- al HorlcS me
, unitcAc SfolemTnh
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20

Scnnior Va 6oIlcttc, iom iorri.
lc lllc unSertaiteNt iig cn Operation
Tor @aIoCitcn pon Soipitolet Ro.
chclter, Mimi. fommcr iig buriia
Winneium llniucriitet bauoe peS
ocl:cmcltcrcts NegpnSeIie 5.673
Sinocnicr moo 5.367 iorriae Sslt.
Set pii5r liz. at Sslninaen iii
SlnObruR3ifoIcn iiItaeer, nleSens
AntnIct AZ StuScnierne peo mango al
DC andre 6otuItcter aitnaer.
NranS. Horibrrn 6lroator / 40.
ret 9iiptr, y. :. pna GOO 9anen.
blco lorriRc SorSbn9 iuIoItRnoi1
;NclnRt AZ cn ,SINebrnnO. Spcr 100
IONS aul itre1 ca mso. eeleuatoren
n0cboIot 5000 @mibeIS Sueoe peS
rScn AZ anSct aorn. Sfaben an.
lIoocS til $4,000 set meiie ASSURE.
ret.
TN Suugo expedition. On amc.
rltant erpeoiiion unber 2ebelie al
Vroi Scrbert Gang bar iioen iiior
CONNER opbolNt iig Sisriet al
alrltn Tor at iinbc oisie Suale OIL
onSrc Gnr Tor 5bc american Muis.
nm OF HaturaI 'Siitorp. SorIeSen
Sng fom Der llnberretnina ON, at
erpeoiiicncn er beSite 9eIaaoenSe.
mar uGret meaet beISig. Zen beIai.
He Ne9lering betnIcr enbeI OF Sm.
follnlnlcrne peS erpeoitionen.
Merfcliat SnuS. Sire 90 loT.
lars SeoIcr blep i iorriae llae il,n.
oet en anmmcl Guna iom Lao | en-
allalosSpnae | Copper Ranae eta.
tlcn EninesooIe. @irb. g,maen
bnpoe lisget ! Stationcns stiqISer
l'llnolt TO Mar, oa @utterue bapSs
.partet Den bio oa SiS. iom man
rarier Ell SobboIo. Yaen iorriae
cnsoas ianoi @iIireS gearion paa
II taae Sen op. San gap ben til fin
y Mars aamIe aamerat Serbert
,bpnolnefte, Der aabneos oen OIL
amor Eensene. San aap Weorion
re az SeSlerne os beboISt Den fier.
e ieIp.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20

iesrig Somiimbsmoli San par
Re0Icm al 0cn 1889 neoIutic
Observation-Disclosures ol al sen go.
mite. iom uSarbeioeoe llot1it III 60.
ucu al 1904 Ora lss@ til 1905 Is
Oigereoe ban Nihol0@bIIoct iPenra.
feuennen
BOitmci,cr 6aroe'Risien. sin
marf9bucrnes ReprTieutIui gua
ztortiulct. bar en- AarrGttc dr3ai
oct for ?Iiholh5'dIcn oa or en- a 0cus
iurililc (aI2mrn0 ShinQci
@aarobrnacr Nrel NroaSuia %.
pare ucI ttuoi IRA line ,In0lUN
Iisfusiioncn om RrUuoCujns'perl
mndIei en- IlR iom ban bar uict n1.
lnaenNc llnNerisncIic. : Ncnuc iom
| / ollc Suacr. han bor mco at liGrc
bar ban uiit cu mcrfclil Gpuc Ill q!
/ iuQr Snlcrnc prntiiif ol trTulc inS
| til oct iom cr Spsrl5mnalct5 Nicr
ne. Sans NuNifubcr uan HltohoI
ipsrl5mnulct2 Cmrau0c uil fomnC
uoNt mcO oct ArbciNc, han MI Qadr
It'll
Nuuiul NGauNcll or en- ira m
Storiiua5pirtiombco ficuNi HdnA
San uur SauQciuN2 iaritc Stor
iinaSreprrieutout ol ms0tc poO I'm
! act / 1903 OG ol 1906 90 @rnH
acIl cr en- al NduNcimNS itsrilc 9tr
rimlsoripcnSc cU bar uTrct mcNct b.
mttct set fommlmdlc Gin : 'iI
oiicntIilc Grr0 cr NrOnNclI ticnN'
iom cn icpu proftlit Mouo hui.
! Mcnlnl man licrnc hercr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20
!0orueliabrSS.Nonm joul

hnr I'll Splupc at aipe ,cn dlliSil
llNrcOniul al NlfohoIlpsraSmoolct
oN Ncitc5 heuiintS'porcnbc SsSninn
llcnucm Soplipninlcn cIIer nuSrC
olicnililc SOrnnitnItniuaer" beitaar
li 9 HcOIcmmcr. bporni DC lire CT
uolatc al Storthinlct OF DC lem CT
opnGuni al Nonacn Nic6IcmmcrnC
or igIacn6c RrnS.
SOrmanocn IrpicSior NrcI Solt,
cr an'ct lom cn al bore melt ircmrd.
NcHSc %ioeultubSnrnb. oa iGrIia CT
oct Sc buaicniitc Shoicr. iom bo~
aiort hans Nnpn fienbt oa ngict.
Tro'eSloren er en- itcrft iociaIt intc.
rcNlcrct Mdno. Sans flare Isrcm.
iiilliug iifrc Soaif % operIeane sSn.
tcIIiGcnS piI aisre ham irrIia ififfct
I'll at bcfIroc SormanositiIIinaen.
Sireitpr N. 3'Iatan arnnoIaaSe
1891 Snnin @rnaecri | 9eraen. bpis
StNcr bon frcmocIes or. San er
tlcnSt iom cn bpatia Iominiitrator,
% bans bctpoeiiae gpner bar oite
uGrct Iaat 9ciIna pan / iorificIIile
GicmcS. San bar ianIcbes pGrct
6ormonS | Suriitioreninacn for Ger.
1cnS Wu o1 Stiit. YIaiau par iom
bttienot ;Sorm. SopcSfomitcen for
Scn nctop oiiIlrtteSc @eraensuSitiI.
ling.
Groiesior 4inoIai 3sas opbolot
10 / 1867 Scbpei5 oa 3pf.
lonS for at ituocre Statssfouomi %
Ssatiiiif. gcb lin Siemfomit bIeo
ban nnint iom Sefrctrr oct Itati.
title GentraIbureau. = 1907 bIep
ION llniperii!etsitipenSiat oa | Sun'
'aar iSnrpntes ban til groiesior !
StatssIonorii oa S.atiitif eiter BRO.
lcS'cr Nicheboua. groiesior Ruaa
er MeoIem al SoIfeiorilfrinasfom.
Softcr Soban Sebariiembera mn.
Der inoen gfboISsioIfets areSie flor
sInieeIic og betraates iom ben ai.
yelSsmano. Der er bebit biemme | aI.
foboiipsrIsinddiet. lom BAN bar aiott
I'll @icnitanb for rent pioenifabeIiat
Shiohim. Sau par noaipet en- @Gf.
te grocbiwer om slfboISsiaaen. for.
neunlia ON oens mcoicinife Sioe, oa
bor bcr brpbct ct iclpitGnSiat, uai.
bGnaiat Stanepmfi. ION life aItio
bar pETsct SiiiIutnina inSen afboISs
ioIfets Seir.
lsemtralfominI Serman Sebamebe
er fienot iom en- @unS, Der bar inIat
nsiaaiia meS ! NGriuasIipcts Ito.
billing baaoe inoenIanos on uoen.
lambs. llnoer tit manaeaariae Op.
DoIo lihIanbef | Oct norife Qoniu.
Iatprieas Sicneiie bor ban bapt aoS
til oeiaa at iGtie iis ino
DC 5orboIo, iom sgorueliabeSsfom.
nisiioneu ifaI bchonSIe. Scbancbc
icneiicgiorhe fsrit | SnSreSeportc.
ncntets acniuiotfontor oa bar icnc. !
ic rrref aoninI Bilbao, Woroeaur. '
,oprc % iioen 1906 genernIfoniuI
hamburg.
Hmtinanb Narreifab bar | en- Mar,
rife prret AiboI6sfoIfets 6erer iom
ormon6 fra 1887 | Tet norffe 10.
IIniboIbsieIIfab. Der unoer bans 80.
'rifnb er Doret op I'll en- inbflpoel.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20

lcl mi cirfcIil IoSer Nci'crcr bragg
ira ol uhinOrct aicnrru nil Sono.
hu00 uii>c Nu ba iipc2" '9arcSe Son
Gcn ga piI0e icl Hrl's itrpae
"rtcgcns Fasu o3 ir.i. Geycs lite.
Nff
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-20
Sprse.
Dcee.c..c ..e.. .l..I.I...I..

Jactnieu. SlogOiretigreE bar
/ 60riiidnoiOdt %obau GUcn5Q
/ Sfolpiuutcr REQ GiiaAoer StoI
jroaltnlul.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-21
MRS. MARTIN
wife Of F. A. Martin, of Glen Elk. Is
Dead.

Mrs. Icie Martin, wife of F. A. Mar
tin, OF Werninger street, Glen Elk
died at o'clock Friday morning OF a
complication of diseases. Four child
rem are left, three boys and one girl.
A brother, w. T. Robinson, at Brown
also survives. Funeral arrangements
will be postponed until communlca-
tion is had with relatives IN Colorado
The body will be shipped to Wallace
tor burial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-21
SAljSAGES
Made on Harrison County
Farm Are Served at
the Waldo.

A most delicious maze of country
s1usageIs being ser:ed to dining room
customers at the Waldo hotel.
The management of the hotel has
closed a contract with prominent
Harrison county farmer. who operates
one of tho largest and hest farms in
the county, whereby the Waldo takes
the whole output of the sausage made
on his farm.
This farmer has made a specially
OF country sausage for the last fifteen
years and he always has greater
demand than he can supply owing to
the superior quality OF his output.
Good country sausage tastes good
mis- kind OF weather. Try the Waldo's.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-21


81 Calfos In the city.
wallace GEil3ble sslereafronn West
Union.
r i Byard. Of aIl.erSbuTg. g tp 4
wiEBur cork las returned from 9
trip East
!. c. Cunningham. Of Elkins, e 2
city visitor.
Joseph Brown has returned from
Baltimore.
o. K sutton. Of sutton, Is here on
| a brief visit
Thorn F. Koblegard. Of Weston, is
visitor here.
william 7. Brooks is here from
Point Pleasant
r. G. Lanerty Is out Of the city on
business trip.
q. RI Lyon is business visitor
here from Salem
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. Tucker. OF Fol=
som, are here today.
George w. Ashcraft was here last
night from Wallace.
j. E. Ewing, OF Chenille, IS a city
visitor on business.
j. w. ThornbuL, of Belington. is In
the city on business.
Henry swiger, Of wtlsonburg. was
city visitor Friday.
A. F. Petticord, of Fairmont, is q
business visitor here.
w. d. Swearingen, of Parkersburg.
is visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 3. Lantz, OF Jack
sonburg are city visitors.
w. E. Ruttencntter, OF Buckhannon'
is city business visitor.
Miss Alta Smith; of Wolf Summit,
was in the city Friday.
Fred NJ. Douglas, of Lost Creek
was a visitor here last night.
Harry B. Clark, of Fairulont. Is
city business visitor today
Scott Randolph, of Lost Creek. was
Traders hotel guest last night.
Deputy Sheriff John G. Robinson
is at Johnstown today collecting taxes
f. D. Hupp, United States deputy
marshal, went to Parkersburg last
night.
S. B. Montgomery. of Tunnelton,
returned Friday morning after visit
ing in the city.
Prof. D. w. Working, OF the agri-
cultural experiment station at the
state university, was visitor here
Friday.
Mrs. Albert G. Lepley. Of Youngs-
town, O., is visiting her sister-in-law.
Miss Lillian Lepley, Of Point Com.
fort H.,
Miss Mary Dean hao gone to Flat
woods, where she Is looking after the
interests Of the, Modern Protective
Association.
The Rev. II. T. McClelland is at
tending the annual meeting of the
West Virginia Presbyterian synod
this week at WeIlsburg.
Mrs. George L. Duncan and daugh-
ter. Elizabeth. have returned from
Mt. Clemens, Mich, where Mrs
duncan took baths for rheumatism
Mrs. Lewis NJ. Sutton, OF North
Chestnut street, is spending few
days in wheeling. visiting at the
home of her parents, DR.. and Mrs
f. l.. Jepson.
Miss Anna Remlinger. of Grafton
arrived here today to attend the
play at the Grand opera house to-
night and to visit relatives ana
friends n few days.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-27
CASE OF JEKYLL AND HYDE.
Astounding List of Goods PiIfered
by Aristoeratie Fox Terrier.

From the Philadelphia Evening Times
Betsie is the name of little fox ter
rier that belongs TO a certain young wom-
an. dainty and diminutive Betsie's ken
mel is adjoining the rear of its mistress
home. Fifty-first street and Hazel ave-
nue. The kennel is in the back yard,
which is one OF many back yards close
together In the square between Fifty-first
and Fffty-second streets. and through
which runs an asphalt pavement
1t is Betsies delight 10 promenade daily
and sniff its nose aristocratically at the
other fiuffy-ruffie bundles. of canine breed
that live in other houses in the row, But
Betsie happens to be a regular Jekyll and
Hyde While in the daytime il appears 10
be good dog. after dusk the animal Is
regular mischief-maker. Betsie has
only belonged to her present owner sew
eral weeks, but the list of stolen goods
includes the following. all of which were
purloined at nightfan end brought home:
Three brooms, Two whisks, four scrub
bling brushes. two households. one small
mop, and two garbage-can lids
The dogs owner does not know where
the things came from. and is in guam
Diary as 10 what TO do 20 square herself
with the community. as all the neIghbors
are pointing the finger of suspicion al
Betsie.
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Mrs. Pankhurst and Her Kind.

Those English women. under the lead
ership of the militant Mrs. Pankhurst
who are making spectacles Of themselves
by rioting in the London streets, stoning
the windows Of cabinet ministers houses,
Shaping Premier Asquith in the face, and
getting themselves arrested for violations
Of the law, are doing more harm to
the cause of woman suffrage than they
are aware Of. In this country we had
one example of a militant protagonist.
Mrs. Carrie Nation. who tried TO urge
other women to follow her example. and.
by means of the Ratchet and violence.
10 carry on crusade against the liquor
traffic. She succeeded in making herself
ridiculous; she made a little profit out
Of her grotesque and impossible attitude.
and so-is heard of no more.
In something Of the same sort Of
seeking after .notoriety seems Mrs. Pank-
hurst and the women associated with
her. They, too, have succeeded in max
ing themselves ridiculous. Hailed before
the police court for their uniustlfable acts
Of violence and fined. many OF them, IN
sheer fanaticism. have chosen 10 go 10
Jail rather than pay the fine. thus hoping
that they will be regarded as martyrs;
that men will pity their SAD plight and
come to their way of thinking. Instead,
tta,- have choeaD fba oxO mo-, s.,,,o1,- ..
ALLEVIATE sympathy from their cause. 1t
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Art in Lafayette Square.

The citizens of Washington now have
the opportunity to contrast really artistic
influences with the aspirations of time
when. according 10 all present accounts.
we had no art and didn't know what art
meant. There is stout old andrew Jack
son eterRally rearing and eayorting m
Lafayette Square, and at the four corners
OF that plaisance are allegoricaI effigies
OF Lafayette himself. of KoscIusko, or
Won Steuben. and OF Rochambeau. These
are bronzes; also they have their own
story to tell. and they have been placed
in accordance with modern artistic ideas,
or at least IN accordance with the ideas
OF those gentlemen who have been select
ed to communicate artistic exaltation to
the multitude.
It is safe to say. we fancy. that this
same multitude VIII have difficulty in
mastering the various allegories. There
is an impression to the effect that sym
bolic sculpture ought to arrest the con-
seriousness Of the passer-by. Certainly
We do not erect our monuments and
statues merely TO please the anoInted
few. What, then, does the scythe mean
on the Kosclusko pedestal? And what
the two hydrOcephalous children gambol-
Ing at the feet Of Lafayette? He is
warmly clad. They are practically naked.
and undoubtedly diseased in respect OF
their heads. OF course. there is some
profound and ingenious allegory involved.
but what is il? At least. the secret is
known to only a few favored ones. while
the public IN general is left TO aimless
guesswork. The general effect upon the
popular mind, We should say, Is hewilder-
ing, and when a venerable elm has been
destroyed to make room for a conundrum
in bronze, the particular effect Is disgust
or infuriation.
Meanwhile Old Hickory continues to
prance in the center Of the square. There
Is nothing subtle or mysterious about
him. with his hat on. his pompadour hair
in evidence, and the attentions of spar
rows Of fun habit visible everywhere.
Mr.. Thackeray once said. after contem-
plating the effigy for several minutes
''They have forgotten the rockersr
In truth. the noble animal resembles
nothing so much as a rocking horse
unless il be Mrs. Podsnap under
virtuous excitement; but all the same
everybody knows what the Jackson
statue means without lectures from su-
perior persons and accompanying dia-
sand times more lifelike than those OF
Rochambeau and others.
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THE RAYNER CONFERENCE.
WIN History Repeat Itseiff

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Editor The Washington Herald
VIII you please help one Of the common
folk to hearing?
Many years ago the rats of Kilkenny
became so wise that II was almost i'm
possible to catch them. The cats were
in despair and called convention to
provide a remedy. The younger rats were
very much alarmed and proposed that
the entire tribe should migrate, but the
old patriarch said: mo; wait and see
what the cats will do. We have COM
Portable holes and runways with which
we are familiar, and it would be great
hardship, especially upon the elders. to
change base So they bided their time
and the cats assembled in solemn confer
ence. The elders proposed that the young
cats should make active raids from time
20 time and capture and bring into camp
bountifuI supply Of rats, which the elders
would distribute according to seniority.
The younger cats made the counter
proposition that the entire assembly
should unite In a bold strike TO capture
fun supply for the winter and thereby
demoralize the rats. so that for the flu
ture it would be easy for every cat 10
catch a rat whenever he wanted one.
The two propositions were discussed
with due moderation in the beginning. but
more and more heatedly as 1t progressed
until the discussion eliminated in a
fight There is no record OF the number
killed. but the survivors separated, never
thereafter TO meet amicably. and TO this
day the standard for carnage and dis
aster is the fight of the Kilkenny cats.
The rats continue business at the same
old stand.
SUAgION