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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-22
Taft Silent on Minnesota.

Cincinnati, Sept. 22.-To all re-
quests that he discuss state and ma
tional political matters or comment
upon the primary results in New York
or Minnesota, the chief executive re-
turned the same answer. that he
would have nothing to say at the pres
ent time" He especially declined to
discuss his meeting with Colonel
Roosevelt in New Haven on Monday
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-22
Republican Ticket.
Republican State Ticket.

Representatives in Congress
Chas. II. Burke
Eben w. Martin
Governor
Il. $. Vcssey.
Lieutenant Governor
+. NJ. Byrnc.
Secretary Of State
S. c. Policy.
State Auditor
Henry 3. Anderson
State Treasurer
George G. Johnson
Attorney General
Royal G. Johnson
Commissioner School and Public
Lands
+. b. Brlnkcr.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton
I. u. Lawrence.
Railroad Commissioner
w. G.. Smith
Judge Of Supreme Court, 5th Dis
trict-
j. H. Mccoy, Brown county.
Judge Of Supreme Court, 4th DiS-
trict--
Ellison G. Smith
Judge Of Circuit Court, 5th Judi
cial District
Frank McNulty
Republican County and Lcgisla
tive Ticket.
State Senator
Anton II. Dahl
Representatives.
Iver Johnson
r. Il. Kinney
Olaf Ncgaard
IIalvcr Oien
Treasurer
John H. Lewis
Auditor
j. \. Ray
Sheriff
John S. Swanson
| Register Of Deeds
d. f. Stevens
lClcrk Of Courts
Ivar Stadstad
Superintendent Of Schools
| Bonnie +. Andrews
Estates Attorney
c.. K. JorgcnSon
County Judge
+. J. Turner
| Coroner
A. T.. Taplin, NJ. d.
For County Commissioners.
lSecond District
5. l.. Rcmund.
Third District
| NJ. l.. Nicholson.
| Fourth District
| John Meland.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-22

Slaatilfalse. &cbert 9otsberg, en-
l2sgars 9amncl Ont One 3oao
3olunibip. ianotes lisaenoe i bepiof-
los 3illtano / glUrbeoen at lit Siem
Iorri9e llss. Wan iroeoe isrli. at
ban bapoe blet ipartet al ct Bar Oelie.
iom ban bapoe leoet til en- Yrpno for
at panoes; men peo nGrmere llnoerls.
sclle oife oct Zig. at ban bapoe
blet rammet al Stag. Tr. Yeaboop
al Weblter bar 8utten unoer Ysbano.
ling. 8utten bar lin ycpiolibeo MI,
men Tan lite inatie.
Jootler. Mr. oo Mrs. 2. y.
Sbompion. eli syn, l5oe Sept.
Mr. oa Mrs. Nrtbur gYcnbp.
Gong DollOw 5opnibip. Ell Ssn.
Mr. o9 Mrs. 2so 2urrnlb.
peeoer. en- Son. l2te Sept.
= Mr. % Wrs. Sans I. SIiun,
6rant Emp. en- Scn.
- Mr. oa Mrs. Silas y. 5bomp.
ion. Sisieton 3mp.. en- Sgl, l5oe
Sept.
= Wr. Oa Mrs. 6reo Sdred.
Sisiet0n. en- Sen.
DIR. % Nrs. Grit Gridion,
Sisieton. en- Spn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-22
Fall lmpairs Ayiator's Mind.

Paris, Sept. 22,-The mind of Avi-
ator de Baeder is believed to be per-
manently impaired as a result of the
injuries he sustained several weeks
ago in the fall of his aeroplane at
Cambria. De Baeder was removed
from the hospital by his mother. He
is unable to recognize his friends.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-22
Epidemic Closes Iowa School.

Gushing. Ia, Sept 22.-As a result
Of the death from infantile paralysis
Of Agnes Hanson, aged twelve. daugh-
ter of John Hanson, and the existence
or several more cases nearby the dis
trict school has beer closed. Agnes
Hanson was i'll but four days.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-22
@artiupen i Sommerpenlipnatst til

lin Ssn: .6p, iiam big! Den Sppts
tsbatte bar les iat ino til 8lelterne
os lite til big. bin 2aban. Su er osl
iite for jim til at ippite paa Sulpet!"
Smn: .Men, 6uiiap, er on pls
paa. at OIL o9iaa tommer til at ellie
Mig. naar ies bliper sammsl oa lfpgf"
San: rSporoan fan ou lnatte lao
ban; Glore fan on bel bllpe, men al
brig itpassre.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-22
Nrcplinc.
tssus til sibsntmina oisictun VOt'OH'or

(sreue til slibentnina Sisleton VohtoHior
Burgess, Mrs. A. l..
Bremmeland, Mrs. Anders
Grover, Mrs. Peder
GoodBird, Miss Lois
GoodBird, Miss Susan
Gilbert, Miss Cora
Hanson. Mrs. Olaf
Huffaker, Mr.. Il.
Hanson, Oluf
Jaroki, Mr.. Staneslow
Lockren, Miss Sophie
LaCroux, Mr.. Willie =
Morris, Mrs. Gust
Nohoten, Miss John
Newman, Mr.. George
One Road, Charley
One Road. Mr.. Amos
Ryan, Mr.. Thomas
Smith, Miss Electa
Samson, Mr. Mat
Tortomme, Mr.. Ole
Voldin, Mr.. Fortem
Wabashaw. Mr.. Henry
SpiS bisie sirepe ltte GibenteS lnben to
Tiger ira ben l7oe Sept uii be blipe isnet til
Dead Letter office.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-22

@ooe Sio til rimeli9e priier hos
Slion, Slln IL Gp.
Go 9nno tnnter paa at opisre ct
lisrre Vaanin9sbus paa lin Gienoom
i BET norositli9e Sjsrne al yDen.
Sane Il. Rtyionn al yrowns Tallep
er aniat ipm g0rerinoe Siltritt ylo.
g, Yien 3wp. SiOlen bar MI %
Gleper.
Yanoijob. Paul Siewert al .6rant
3opniblp tjebte iorleoen Sobn 6obans
6arm Settion ~, Sisieton 3wp.,
for 1850 pr. Acre.
5urtoa Slion, Gin ~ 60, naar
3e tjeber 9eres 0eltlGonin9. Stort
Eager at pGl9e fra. alGoulnger ira
81 til $50
Siohe ,Sreoa9 uibolotes Sal9 paa
| Snolanerlano oeo Ngenturet. Iano
lol9tes for op til $50 pr. 2lcre og Gar
mere iDntes at pGre De flintelte til at
bDoe.
Slaf Melbp, pemotratlit Ganoloat Tor
ge9l5laturen, tom op ira Summit
note 3orsoa9 ior at lnatte int meo
SisletOnioltet ON line politiite 5rem-
tloslongter.
lobnnu o9 Cl0a Sanlen al Veblen
er reli til ylortbllelo IOr at tuoere oeo
ct. Slai college. Sinner 9lnotrIOn
az iamme Steo er reilt til Yrootln9s
for at opta0e Stuoier peo 2lpOtbet=
itolen oerlteos.
Yanl aoblcr, oen betlenote vanomanc
Milbnni, iol9te iorrl9e ll9e TO OGrol+
Iuloe ,5arme 9i0rbcoen al 6orono,
nemli9 aennep o9 NCUlun tarmene
prlen bar Is Collars pr. Ncrc oq
alsberne SolpoIolt.
Wlr. Vcwman, al 6lrmact BRETON 4
Nemman, bar oenne llge opbolot ltl
me9ct al 3ioen / WllmOt, b5or bar
bar pUret iDsieIl0t meo at nolGtt
Tarmeapparater.
@torec Snitao al Grnlrlo9e, Won
tanH, bcls9tc i'm Sstcr. Mrs. Soc
,Spbnion al One &Ono 3Ownlblp, lor
r0e ll9c George cr baaoe NlIt D!
pclltclt MI, ioct ban Tor tort Sio IioCl
ino9it 2S9teiab meo Mlls 0llo'
Yunoe al Wlnneapolls.
>loc oeobortman, CT Sueoter, ion
bar 1rbcloet bcr WDen pnlmclCn
yeb. reIlie ioag til 1T @lcm gSatlnS
; Wtnn., lor at lnb9aa 9S0ieliob me-
| eli StolclTrcrlnoc Der pdn Stcoei
&c npgllte tUnicr paa at bolGttc ~
Sisleton.
SEN lntbrriic lln0oomsiorenlnN "a
, inobuot tll en- clliabelig 2ltenunoer
bolonin9 hos 9lir. o9 Mrs. occr9
> Seuoridpn lione Sreoa0 SlIten. G
ltor Stare ungc NtGno oN &plnoe
t npD cn iirloeu bpGNcll9 Nl'ten / Sen
orldlpns tpleli9e Slem.
. Spanoi al cn yet. &cnnetb, ell
9lar 0unlmel Sen al 1tr. nN Ntrs
,Selr Nill al GooD, blcp Iorrl0e Slra
onN lpWnot ginliNtct ~ eli 0e|i
t bpcrpeo ban iii SpcrlUben o9 SUnoc
) tcmmeliN l!cmt rdmpOncret. Nd
bro9tes til %cblen lOr mcOltInlt We
t banolln9
yco Sunoe al Sisieton er fortloe
c aniat lpm vYrlntcr's 1eUil" o9 He
4 oattsr for ct Ylao. Der totommer
Corona, icm l9Ner &oberts Sountp
+ Spo Iatcta. Den npe Stlerne pa
Den iournallltite @lmmel CT Neoler
5 ai Sumpani |, Spo Oatota Suaro
bar rsobrunt 0aar % er Iorrelten c
meset uiiaocli9 YerIonlisheo.
r y. :. Srclitao al GnterpriIe o9 ebas
SSonoer al Safer, oemotratllte &anol
batter for 2e9islaturen, belp9te Slsls
, ton 3irsoaes. Sm oeres Selea pa
, al pplitilt eler bare almnoell8 Tor
retninasmGsli9 Natur, iienoer pl It'll
til. Wlen en- 5in9 er littert, at cite
Ial0et / Wains bar bore Tenner Se
motratcrne blet mere attlpe ut glt
bclpc buuoc ber Gountpet og Sta
Z ten loetbcletaget.
Vrcrlittc.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-22

,,Sarueit"s s3ans / Nperabulet imors
sen Niten.
Clfon, Sliu 4 so. er SGaeotparteret
for Wi0no.
N.e. stauia Tom ysroa9 tilbn9e fra
en- 6orretnin9stur til 3plllln9bDerne.
Sate, npeite Wooer. hos SliOn.
Olin IL so.
3ommtr WcNaultp bolot en- tort
8etsiesiiOn oenne ll9e.
sptutc Guerra SO. optrGoer ber /
yDen Wanoa9 ben 26oe Sept.
Vt taac Smtors for WGno Oct er
Dor 6orretnlno. SlIon, Slin & so.
anton oirapoabl reilte Wanoa9 berIra
for at 9lenopta9e line Stuoicr Oso ben
ioreneoe airies Yreiteltole.
Mile @re9orion aabnet Stole /
Tiliriit go. 3, 3rpmooo 3wp.. ben
27oe Sept.
Gn Niaauthcrs 9ammel 3ntter at
George Sabnie / Wiurrap opoe oen
l5oe os. ai Strubebolie.
Siialas. Goblet SGletsl, lint
brugt, tilialgs billigt. ScnOenoelle
til !. y. 6obill.
Yob @aan al YOisio 3wp. er nola9t
paa Soipltalet CrtOnpllle, loenoe al
gierpeieber.
lobn Sttppc o9 Sultru be9rGoer
3abet al oeres 2 Waaneoes gamle
Barn, lom osoe oen lloe os.
Sstar Saaen icnoic planoa92 2 So9n-
laonin9er areaturer ira SurleD Siod
Gan9e til Barter.
Soic ,,Sop" sStOultr, netop oct rettt
Slu9s at BRUCE pau ,So9t. hos Cllon,
Dim IL So.
Miis @mma SiOerlon .ai y0Ilmot el
anlat Iom 90rerinoe 4oe Stoleoiliritt,
9l9encD 3omnibip.
9en norlic 6binoeiorenin9 msoer
Gitcrmlooa9 prc'ic9aarocn hos Srl
Huoie.
9tan IccO, bOIs Olem CT lDooelt Irt
Peeper, oeoe ben l7oe Sept. 30 NaI
9ammel, al Nerpeleber.
Yliis Wartbo Hodliuo al Hlpc'
6olls, g8is., CT anlui lom VUrcrlno
/ 2oet Stoleoiltrlit, Srpmooo Emp
Stolem anbneoes iorrl9e ll9e.
Wliis Miollie aeenan fra 9ello99
Wiinn., antom bertil 1eroag for Il
gienopiugc i'm 9Grcrlnoe9lcrnln9 pel
Stolen GiiInoton.
Ylifs @ertrnoe Srnicn, lom bar op
bolot Jig Norge De llolte 10 9lar
antOm iorrige .Wianoa9 til Wilmo
paa ct l0n9ere Yeis9 bps i'm Yrooer
6. W. Senien pg 6amilie.
8. e. Sprrbp % ,Snmilie ul SSllmo
rel lie lprri9e ll9e til ejlenbam, 9. =.
tppr DC for Sremioen ltal bol0tte ll9
og bpor Wr. Ouerbp ltal be9pno
Sanoeisiorretnin0.
Nlfreo Garliun arrcltereoes oOcr Yio
9erwooo iorri9e ll9c for at pa ltlaale
$50 ira gSllllam 6ps0rppe, mcoen,
oenne laa o9 lop Ell Vda9aaro
Nan lgslD0cs moo $500 Snlltlon To-
at msoe 0iltrlttsretten ibsh.
80 bramot. 3 Staiter Np opbr0not
i9aar Gftermiooa9 2-3 Wlil ipo fri
ypcn. 0set tilbprtc Stnpi9 Trps
Gn WPanogaroc latte no / glutonlobleI
p9 iorbinbrcor piocre Eoel009ellc
9lariasen til Sloens Npiomlt CT 0,
ubeilenot.
Sou. =. ". Snttcrtislo, Probibitip
nilternes Ganoioat or @uperngr be
/ Stutcn. bolbt 6OreordQ paa Sisle
ton Opera Souic Wianoag 9liten
DIR. SutterIielo cr eli op9ti9 Saler o!
mango WenneIier bapbe inoinnbet Il,
for at bore bans SnolGa for 9libolos
ia9en ialmlnceligbco o9 Gountp Sp
tlpn Spsr9smdalet SGroelssbeo
Yrof. ". u. Gjuroner ira Gentutp
Ell op0ti9 Muliter meo 20 Mars Eria
ring iom aornetllt. .aou Here muliialii
Numre tilbeolie.
Slaatilfdloe. &cbert Sctsber9. er
12s9lars 9ammcl Sut / One Rcat
8ounibip. ianotes lis9enoc i bepiolt'
les 5illtano N1rbeoen at lit Siem
Iorri9e llSs. Wlan troeoe isrlt. a
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-22
sisieton og Omegn.
en- morSfslmtbertfe &irfe.

Den morffsImtberffe 2irfe.
@ubstieneits Ssnbas 5orm. ri. 1890.
SsnbaSslfole 81. IL.
Qutbsr 9easus mpbsr ri. T.
aftensubstienehs 81. s.
@ubstisnefe eons 'oollow Spnoo9
Gftsrmibbas 8l.3.
Il. q. Rmbie, Vaiior.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
Country Property
SEE
/ / u 6 T.
SSEIE
ABOUT lit

10000 Acres Farm Lands, tilla-
Bile, loamy soil. Coast side, 3
hours ride from Los Angeles
25-inch rainfall, a flowing river.
A good sized village, 22-roonl
hotel. Several sets of farm
buildings all go in-$20 per acre.
5000 Acres of Alfalfa Land in
tracts to suit, from SIS to $50
per acre. This is perfect soil
water lift for irrigation only 20
feet, and lots of it, This land is
surrounded by highly improved
farms, alfalfa fields and orchards
which are not for sale at many
times the price quoted. Near
County Seat of one of the best
localities in the San Joaquin val
ley.
Lemon Grove-Ten acres fine
young trees; with it goes 10 acres
of splendid citrus land, highest
class for any purpose. Is but Il
miles from electric car line; price
. S4OO per acre, which is 500 un-
der surrounding values. Can be
had on easy. terms.
200 acres of Bean and Grain
Land, in the neighborhood of
Somis, in Ventura county-$4O
per acre.
These are within 30 minutes of
Los Angeles by rail.
Two and One-Half Acres, inn
proved with fruit trees, alfalfa
patch, chicken corral, good barn
and fotu-room house, almost
new. gravity water all piped.
Price, if taken quickly, $3.50.
Ten Acres Fine Alfalfa, fruit,
garden all bearing, small house
and barn, good horse, COW,
chickens, wagon, farm imple-
ments, IS tons hay-all for $45OO.
d Acres, Excellent Soil, level as
a floor; gravity water-$90O.
Ten Acres, with water Piped;
7-room house, with bath and con-
crete cellar; barn, 6 hen houses,
60-foot brooder house, incubators
Of 1000 capacity-$3500.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
Not Anxious, but Will Trade

This 10-acre ranch is about nice as
you have ever looked at. 1t is located near
the famous Chapman ranch, where nature
provided for walnuts and oranges, and, ne
knowing this had planted about Is years
ago 4 acres of budded walnuts and about .
years ago he had planted acres navels and
Valencia oranges. You ought to see them
lie has ar up to date 5-room house, large
barn wen, windmill and tank. abundance
of water. His price is $4,000. What Is
your price and what have you got? Let us
tell you more about this 10 acres and let
you talk to the owner.
THE DANBERY REALTY co.
Exclusive Agents No. 80
21S-2I9 o. 7. Johnson bldg, Fourth
and Broadway.
Both PhOnes-F2521; Main 252l.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
Electric Belts

VERNE, 11O2 Maple avenue, corner East
Eleventh street. Los Angeles, Cal.
WE ARE MANUFACTURERS, and andersen
al-giving you the GENUINE, and charging
you less than you would have to pay 1or IN
ferior kinds from dealers etc. We also have
All kinds made at cut rates, but manufacture
the best, most powerful and perfect working
appliance which GIVES A CONTINgOUS
STPEAM OF HIGH-GRADE POWER DIRECT
TO THE BODY. Our electrical suspensory
which is included with ALL our belts, restores
LOST strength and makes happy, healthy men
OF those who feel like wrecks.
A GOOD, STRONG VITALIz belt. IS. com
plete with electric suspensory for men-THE
RIGHT KIND. TOo-not a eheap wire ohe'
GET WHALE, THE MOST POWERFUL
ELECTRIC BODY BATTERY MADE-Made
FREE BOOK IN PLAIN SEALED PACKAGE.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

Vitaliz is the most powerful and perfect
working appliance of this order made, and re-
quires no nasty vinegar acids like old style
belts need-Vitaliz produces high-grade power
that cannot be obtained in common belts, so
don't think all belts alike and be imposed upon
bv getting a cheap chain of JUNK, as sold all
over town, and everywhere, and called cleo
trio belt" You get them anywhere, but
they are useless and weak.
No nasty vinegar poisonous and dangerous
acids need be used our batteries; they are
always ready for use. Our own special belt
batteries-no inconvenience, and most perfect
long lived cells ever made. Why use old style
belts with cheap chains of junk? Call and let
us show you the difference-we have anything
YOU may want, and at the bottom price-no
pretended reductions, but the BOTTOM PRICE
10 you first. Call and see our appliances.
Consultation absolutely free. f. BRANI-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS OF OILED
ROADS
Sealed bids will be received by the clerk
of the board of supervisors of San Mateo
county California, until February IA, lSlO,
for the grading turnpiking and oiling Of
four "a miles Of road, each bid to be ac-
companied by a certified check in the amount
of ten QO per cent Of the amount bid and
made payable to the county of San Mateo,
as Inundated damages in the event that the
bidder OF bidders fail to enter into a contract
with good and sufficient bonds, for the faith
full performance of the work within five (5)
after the award has been made to
them. said contract and bonds to be ap-
proved by the chairman Of the board of super
yisors of San Mateo county, California.
Plans and specifications on file for said work
In the office OF the county clerk, Jos. H. Nash,
Redwood City.
p II. McEVOY,
Chairman Of the Board Of Supervisors.
S-sOt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS OF oILEI
ROADS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

organ the electro-nervous force that
shall cause it to discharge its func-
tions without permitting stagnation'
decay and consequent death.
Activity is the law of life.
Our Electric Vitaliz dry cell body
battery or electric belt restores
strength and health in a natural way.
Call or write for our free book ex-
planning how and why it cures. It's
written for thinking men-men who
want to know what they are getting
and that it is correct.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
cHIRoPoDIsTs

DR. HEvLAND. d. c.
Graduate chiropodist. Corns removed with
ont pain or soreness. Instant relief; no fear
of septic trouble.
INGROWING NAILS A SPECIALITY
PARLORS, HOTEL MILTON,
5391s South Broadway
F2427; Bdway. s64s 4Z-So-Smo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
This Is Where Everything
GROWS

20 acres fine sandy loan soil especially
adapted for oranges and Yalnuts; only l Ia
miles from a thrifty little country town
where everybody knows what the other
fellow is doing. Groom house, all modern;
large barn. we'll, windmill and tank; fine
tank house, several outbuildlngs, 20 h. ,.
pumping plant. 100 inches water at small
cost; sells water to neighbors; big income.
IA acres set to walnuts, Z acres ahalfa'
abundance of wood, fine team, harness, COW,
chickens, all farm implements, buggy
WAGON. only so minutes from Los Ange-
les, and It's a beauty. PRICE $500. Terms
$4,000 cash, balance 5 years. per cent
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

DIR. EMILY A. CHAPMAN REMOVES
corns, bunions, club and ingrowing nails
without pain. Hours, a. m. TO p. m.
1-S-1mo
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-08-09
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

From our Special Correspondent
The postal savings bank law is
causing the post office department no
end of trouble. Pestmasters and
banks are clamoring for recognition
and in some way it got into print that
about 1000 bookeepers would be need
ed to operate the designated offices.
The fact is that but one office will be
selected in each state, as a trial, and
If this proves satisfactory the scheme
will be extended. For the present
but little additional help will be re-
qnired in these Offices and not over SO
bookkeepers will be installed, and
these will probably be selected large
ly through the Civil Service Commits
sion, though local postmasters will be
consulted as to this. The Offices will
not be open for business before Octo-
Der list as there is large amount of
preliminary work necessary.
The first move on the board for the
presidential nomination for 1912 is
now made by the President himself in
sending Senator Crane out west to in
vestigate conditions. The President
and his close advisers have been wor-
ried over reports coming from the in
surgents country, and it was thought
time to begin general inspection and
locate the trouble and its remedy. It
is universally agreed that Speaker
Cannon did not strengthen the ad.
ministration by his invasion of the
hostile territory, as it needs pacifyer
instead of fighter, and Senator
Crane is known as a smoother of all
sorts of political wrinkles. From
this step the President indicates his
intention of trying for second term,
bat he wants it to come without the
steam-roller process, SO skillfully
worked by some of his friends at his
nomination. In this connection it is
rumored here that Secretary Balm
ger and Postmaster.G General Hitch
cock will soon resign as the President
has concluded that the Administers
ton will be stronger with the masses
if these two Cabinet officers are let
out.
The Senate and House now has its
separate Office building completed
giving to each individual member an
office room of his own, where all of
his work is done and his constituents
can call and see him. These are i'm
mense buildings of white marble To-
Gated short distance from the CAPT.
tol. with which they are connected by
underground tunnels or subways.
These subways are traversed by small
electric cars in which the legislators
are transported to and from the ses-
sions of Congress. The office rooms
are furnished in sumptuous style and
supplied with all modern conven-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-08-09
Aunt Sally S Money
BY M. QUAD
Copyright, 1910, by Associated Lit
erary Press
BY M. QUAD

Aunt Sally Henderson was the wild
oW OF farmer. She was a bustling
Lttie woman with a babyish look. She
Kept a hired man on the farm and a
h1red girl in the kitchen. but she was
boss and worker as WELL She was
KING TO wayfarers and liberal con-
T1Dutor . the unfortunate, and she
was ready to take advice on all points
out one. There she was singularly OBJ
stinate and seemingly foolish.
During his lifetime Farmer Hender-
son had been the victim of a bank
failure. True. he lost only SIT in it,
but 1t was lesson to last him the rest
OF MS days and to be handed over to
his wife when he departed. She had
been a widow for three years, when
sister died and left her a thousand
dollars In cash. There was then pri-
Vate banker in the nearest village, and
ne was spoken of by all as God fearing
and strictly honest. There were peo-
pie who had known him from infancy,
and they vouched that there was not a
blot on his character When Aunt
Sally got her thousand she was ad-
Vlsed to bank it. She declined After
she had been talked to by her neigh
pors, her minister, the justice of the
peace and others she did consent to
drive into the village one day and take
q look at the banker. He looked good
to other folks. but after five minutes
Aunt Sally turned from him and said:
Il wouldn't trust that man with
single dollar!"
But why?" was asked.
Because he toes in when he walks.
You take my word for it. he'll turn out
to be rascal
She was laughed at. but she said
no toe-in banker for her thousand dol
lars Shed keep it in the house. OF
course she was warned Of the danger
OF robbers, but she smiled in her baby
way and replied that they could come
on as fast as convenient. In a month
1t was known pretty much all over the
county that Aunt Sally Henderson had
thousand dollars In the house. Some
said 1t was buried in the cellar, others
that 1t was hidden in the garnet, 9TH
ers still that it was in a trunk under
her bed. With everybody talking there
was bound to be results.
1t was big tramp who came limp
ing along the highway at shutdown
one day and talked of his hunger and
Affections. Besides his limp he had
his left arm in sling. No friends, no
home. nothing in the future for him.
He wept as Aunt Sally questioned
him. He was fed and given quarters
in the barn. At midnight he came out
Of the barn without his limp or his