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Disaster on Lake MICHIGAN,

Ludington. Mich, Sept. 9.-One Of
the worst marine disasters in the his
tory Of Lake Michigan navigation oc.
CURED early today when the car ferry
Pere Marquette No. Is, the flagship of
a fleet Of six steel car ferries owned
and operated by the Pere Marquette
Railroad Co.. sank to the bottom OF
Lake Michigan, twenty miles Off Port
Washington. Wis, with loss OF twen-
~ lives.
The boat was valued at 100000 and
the cargo. which included twenty mine
loaded cars, at 100000 to $4,000. The
total loss will exceed half a million
dollars, which is covered by insurance.
The lost car ferry carried a crew Of
fifty men and had on board two lady
passengers. said to be from Saginew.
At this hour the cause Of the acci-
dent Is unknown. Marinemen are ut
terly at loss to account for the shock
Ing disaster. No. IS was one OF the
finest and most costly car ferries ever
built on the great lakes. and only yes
terday the craft was inspected by gov
eminent officials at this port and
found to be In first-ciass condition in
every respect
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ExAMlN EaS MEET.
National Convention 10 Opened at
Washington.

National Convention 10 Opened at
Washington.
Washington. Sept. 1.-THE National
Association Of Supervisors of State
banks began a three days convention
In Washington today. The examiners
gathered at the treasury building and
were addressed by Lawrence o. MUIR
ray, comptroller Of the currency.
Murray proposed that state supervisors
work in cooperation with national ex-
aminers. He declared he had in his
office a list OF men. who, as officers
of national banks. had proved incom-
petent and had been removed from Of
flee, and said that II any Of them
should make application to organize
state banks their names would be fur
nished to the state banking authorities.
In turn he proposed that the state SUI
pervisors furnish to the national sys.
tenn the names of men who had been
driven out of state banks.
During the last eighteen months tho
comptroller said he had refused los
applications to form national banks
because the men behind them had
been found incompetent or dishonest:
that there was not enough business
to make the proposed institutions
profitable or that the applicants were
spectators or men without standing
in their communities.
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TALKS TO STRIKERS,
Federal Soldiers Guard Colonel Roose.
welt at Columbus.

Columbus. O., Sept. 10.-Coming to-
day to the scene Of the street car strike
riots which kept Columbus in a state
OF disorder for weeks. ex-President
Roosevelt in q speech here denounced
In the strongest terms the acts of law
lessness and the men who committed
them.
The state capital is still being guard.
ed by militia, and Colonel Roosevelt.
was escorted by United States troops
from the Columbus barracks.
AS the strike is still on J. A. Met
calf, chairman OF the Roosevelt recep-
ton committee asked President Taft
to assign regular troops to guard the
sx-president today and the president
consented.
Colonel Roosevelt was met at the sta.
ton by the regulars and state militia
and n committee representing the
Chamber of Commerce and citizens of
the city. He proceeded at the head of
the parade to the park. half mile from
the station where he delivered his
speech. Mayor George S Marshall oc-
cupied seat on the platform from
which Colonel Roosevelt spoke.
1t has been announced that after to-
day Governor Harmon would with
draw his control of the situation here
and the municipal government under
Mayor Marshall will have full crarge
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EMPIRE BUILDER GIVES OUT
scATHINo INTERVIEW ON
BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
CONSERVE COMMONSENSE
Ridicules Fear Of . Business Panic
and likens Certain Element Of
Business Men TO . Flock
of Sheep.

st. Paul, MIMI. Sept 12.-James J.
Hill, the empire builder" has come
out strongly for confidence. and as
strongly In condemnation of those'who
are afraid to invest capital in busi-
ness enterprises In the country at the
present time. saying there are no real
reasons for such fear.
In an interview given out today he
speaks with characteristic phrase and
vigor on business conditions. the bus
mess paralysis" as he calls II, and. in
high dudgeon at them. describes the
behavior OF men who have turned
pessimists without justification. liken-
ing 1t to the foolish behavior Of a
flock of sheep.
congress which has Just closed its very
interesting sessions here" said Mr..
Hill, talked about conserving water
and conserving land. about conserving
coal and conserving iron: but nobody
said q word about conserving common
sense. A senseless lack OF confidence
makes mea afraid to engage in new
enterprises. And why a lack Of con-
fidence? I'll tell you. Some man,
somewhere, has grown timid over
something or other and has cried boo
to his neighbor. His neighbor prob
ably jumped. and the next fellow took
fright without knowing why he was
frightened. And SO on.
IT'S just like a flock Of sheep. II
one starts to run, every sheep in that
flock will follow. even II they die for
! It.
"A word oc two to these people would
have been good and proper. There's an
article In the September North Ameri-
can Review dealing with conservation
of common sense that we'll illustrates
the business conditions Of this coun-
try right now and gives as panacea
for the business paralysis the sug.
gestion that our business men use Q
little common sense-just plain or
binary sound common sense. Coco
advice: / wish business men every
where would take 1t.
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Accident on Rattleship.

Newport News. Va, Sept. SAC.
cording to men landing at Old Point
from the battleships the three men who
met death aboard the North Dakota
yesterday were not killed by the ex-
plosion Of oil as at first reported, but
were drowned when fire room No. 8
was flooded to prevent the spread Of
the flames. and the explosion of the
magazine located just over the fire. The
bodies were recovered when the COM
partment was pumped out.
The affair was another OF those ira.
gedies which go to show that n sailor
offers his life to his country In time
Of peace as well as In time of war.
The accident happened far from any
shore and for several hours the widest
rumors circulated through communities
that having the widest circulation be-
Ing to the effect that the Delaware, a
sister ship Of the North Dakota, had
been blown up.
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FRIDAY MORNING BLAZE Is DIS.
AsTRous ONE TO BUSINESS
SECTION.
DAMAGES TOTAL $4,000
Commercial Club Suffers Loss and
Prizes Cafe 10 in Ruins-Was
Stubborn Fire for Firemen
to Fight

Fargo, N. D., Sept. Sire, which
started shortly after 1880 this morning.
completely Quilted the business block
occupied by the Prize Co.. as q cafe.
confectionery and delicatessen, and by
the Commercial club, and did consid-
cradle damage in the Fargo National
bank block, the Haas block and the
barrow block The entire upper floor
of the Commercial club block, which
was owned by the Stems. and OF the
Fargo National bank block were Quilted.
The buildings burned are in the
center OF the business section at the
intersection OF Broadway and N. p.
avenue.
The total loss is estimated at $4,000
which is the greatest loss by fire suf-
fered in Fargo since the great con-
fiagration which wiped out the greater
part of the business section in 1893.
All the buildings and contents were
well covered by insurance. itemized
lists of which were furnished by Thos.
Baker. jr's agency and by the Anheier.
Rupert and Carpenter agency.
Those suffering mostly from the big
fire were the Pirie Co.. whose cafe is
a complete wreck, the loss being esti-
mated at $4,000: the Commercial club
rooms directly above. of which there
Is hardly enough left to identify the
place; the Prize Co. laundry, under the
portion Of the Fargo National bank
building occupied by H. Amerland, the
offices OF the Amerland Co., City At
torrey w. II. Shure. Mayor v. r. Low
ell. Ellsworth & Jenkins Land Co..
Fargo Loan & Building Co. and NJ. p.
Tough. over the Fargo bank.
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Personal.

Republicans carried Vermont BY Q
reduced plurality.
Colonel Roosevelt was the Labor
day orator at Fargo, N. ID.
The progressiyes dominated the re.
publican state convention in Califor-
mia.
La Toilette was renominated In
Wisconsin by an overwhelming ma.
jority.
An unknown man caused q commo-
ton at Fargo. N. D., by denouncing
Roosevelt as a liar.
President Taft delivered a long and
carefully prepared address at the
conservation congress.
Mayor Gaynor was indorsed for
governor by the democrats Of Sara
toga county In convention.
States rights governors at the con-
seryation congress left for home, ID
uniting themselves defeated.
Rear Admiral Albert G. Barry and
Herbert Winslow and Chaplain d.
vid II. Tribou WIN retire this month
on account Of age.
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John. This year. for the third time.
he II taking the part Of Judas. His
Is wonderful performance. He
comes in first with the other dis
ciples who surround their master in
his triumphal entry into Jerusalem.
You would hardly notice him. He IL
one Of the group. But in the house
OF Simon. when the Magdalene
anoints the head and feet of Christ.
he begins to make his mark. He
stares In a puzzled, startled way at
the waste. and grumbles at 1t. But
there Is no wickedness apparent In
him yet. He is the treasurer Of the
little society. anxious for the NOR.
row.
When he next appears. on the road
| to Jerusalem. he seems a little de-
tached from the rest: his faith In the
future is weakened. But. Master"
he says. 'if thou art really about to
leave US. make some provision for US.
See here. there is not enough for one
day more;" and when he is left alone
he makes up his mind to withdraw,
tired Of hoping for glories to come
him in this mood and persuade him to
tell where his master is to be found.
and SO reap the reward offered by
the Sanhedrin. THAT Is no betray-
al" he says to himself. when they
have left him.
Then we see him at the last sup
per. sitting wrapped In his suspicious
thoughts. his back half-turned to the
rest. Unwillingly. almost snatching
at them. he receives the bread and
the wine. and then the sop. after
which he goes out quickly When he
appears before the Sanhedrin to
| claim his reward the good Nicode-
mus rebukes him with hot indigna-
ton. He stands trembling. but the
silver pieces brought in tempt him
again, and he tests them In a greedy,
misery way. His traitors kiss, when
standing on tiptoe. his whole attitude
tense and fearful. he reaches over
Christ's shoulder and greets him
with his Hail. Master!" is one of
the thrilling moments Of the play,
and can never be forgotten. After.
ward We see him stricken with hor.
ror on being told that the master he
has betrayed is to die. his quick
remorse. his throwing down the bag
Of money before the priests and rab-
bis. his lonely bitterness Of despair,
and the dreadful scene OF his pre-.
pairing to hang himself In a lonely
wood.
It vas difficult to believe that this
gentle sad-faced man. sitting by the
stove in his splashed clothes. was the
man who had been the living. breath
Ing object Of the whole worlds exc
Grafton the day before. We asked
him II 1t had saddened him to have To
step from the part Of the beloved
disciple to that of the traitor. "Oh.
We must" he said quietly. 1--WE must
take the parts that are given to u.s."
And he has thrown himself for more
than twenty years into the part which
as much as any brings out the mean.
ing OF this great religious play.
ARCHIBALD MARSHALL.
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General.

New York city has gained over a
million in ten years.
The trial OF DR.. Crippen and Miss
Leneve was begun in a London court.
Returns of the first direct primary
election held In Idaho indicate that
Governor James H. Brady Is renomin.
ated by the republicans.
II the prosperity Is to be measured
by the flood Of Americans returning
from abroad. never has there been
such q prosperous year In this coun-
try.
Senator Burrows OF Michigan was
defeated for denomination to the sen.
ete.
Failure to catch baseball thrown
swiftly by his brother In practice re-
suited in the detah of Edward w.
Hoge. aged IL years. in Washington
D. C.
All records for receipt OF cattle at
the South Omaha market were brok-
en- the other day. when 16.2S1 head
were received. mostly steers from
western ranges.
At the close of q meeting of miners
and operators in Chicago. 1t was an
nounced that the strike situation In
the Illinois coal fields had virtually
been brought to an end.
Cromwell Dixon, the dirigible aero
naut. had q narrow escape from being
driven out to sea In his airship when
his engine failed to work as he was
500 feet In the air over the Harvard
aviation field.
Pinned beneath the wreckage of q
. big touring car when 1t turned tur.
Tie Ct the foot Of steep hill Just out.
side Of Bingham. Me-. former Con.
gresham George Warren Weymouth
Of Fairhaven. Mass. prominent in
business circles. was instantly killed.
Three masked men held up an In
Garurban street car ct the San Matos
(CAlieegnial county line. lined up the
pasoeagees and crew and robbed
eho0 a. their money.
b. Havley n. Cippen. Jointly &C
coed With Ethsl Clare Leneve Of the
1ur1or a. his wife. has suffered q
narvoue collApeo and was removed to
- hnnoonl uar1 q Brixton fan.
AoGR11ng - . report submitted b
-. honsa e liroctoss Of the Phila-
$3.50 lno11 HsnnG1t eompany the
on(hoz - - oon11G1nss and motor.
- = - eas0 Dast Of the year
- - eaalesy eaeoaeeo.
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Endor,. state Convention,

Helena, Mont. Sept. 10.-After cor.
lally indorsing the stand OF Governor
Norris At St. Paul. In UNFOLDING the
theory Of state control In conservation
Of resources and demanding direct pri-
mary. the democratic state convention
nominated C 8. Hartman for congress-
]. OLeary for clerk Of the supreme
court. and Peter Sanger for railroad
commissioner. adjourning shortly after
midnight. The Clark forces gained an
important victory In defeating he
proposition Of enorsing the senatorial
candidate. and this IL taken to mean
that IL Butte copper king again Win
b thu senatorial candidate
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Eueharistie Congress in Session.

Montreal, Sept. 10. - A throns OF
5000 persons assembled on Fletchers
field today FOR the first open air cere-
mony OF the Eueha-istic congress
Archbishop Farley of New York, who
presided. drove out to the place OF
sssemblage with Archbishop Bruchesi.
Applause greeted the archbishop all
along the route to the field. On his
arrival he was escorted to a temporary
chapel erected at the foot of Mount
Royal. where for several months
workers have been engaged In build
ing an altar at which Archbishop
Farley today said mass.
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Lawyers Brilliant rhouoh,.

Luther b. Little. New York insur,
ance magnate and ex-journalist. is
responsible for the following story:
What threatened to be a serious sitna.
ton at an uptown club late yesterday
afternoon was relieved by the In.
genuity Of a prominent New York Law.
yer. whose name cannot be given.
When he was leaving his house yee.
terday at noon his wife informed him
she was to give q o'clock tea, and
exacted = promise that he would ar
sist In receiving the guests. The Law.
yer went to bis club. where he drank
numerous Scotch highballs. Suddenly
he thought Of the o'clock tea. Il
was then Sis. and an excuse came 10
him IKE an inspiration. scravlins
the following note he sent II By ne.
senger: Dear Fannie: I am sorry b
disappotnt you. but have bseo takes
unsxpsctsdly drunk.
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Find Youthful Tramp.

Seaborn. aged II. who disappeared
from his home In Seaborn. N. D.. Aug.
81. was picked up by Sergeant John
Hohler in a freight car at Northtown
Junction. in the railroad yards today.
The boy had a little money and said
he had been preparing to return home
His parents have been notified.
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Leaves Path Of Destruction.

Washington. Sept. s.-The tropical
disturbance which caused considerable
damage in Porto Rico during the night
OF Tuesday and which conferred yes
terday on Santo Domingo, has adj
vanced on its westward course to
about $50 miles from Porto Rico. leay-
Ing in Its wake destruction Of pro.
perry In San Domingo and Haiti.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-09-16
Cholera Alarms Officials.

Washington. Sept s.-The ravages of
Asiatic cholera in Russia. Germany
and Italy and the possibility of the
plague being brought to this country
by infected immigrants has alarmed
the public health and marine hospital
service. Surgeon General wyman has
detailed Surgeon II. r. Carter to visit
plague centers at once and reort by
cable.
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Republican Committee Elset. Officer.

Bismarck. N. D.. Sept. 9.-The meet
ings Of the republican state central
committee ended here last evening
with the selection of Bismarck as
campaign headquarters for the Joining
two years.
The following officers were elected:
Frank Talcott. Buffalo, chairman:
oe Devine. Grand Forks. secretary; and
Z. G. Wanner. Valley City, treasurer.
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Havre. Sept. 1.-THE French freight
and passenger California arrived from
New York with IRE. which had been
fought for twelve days. still burning
In her hold.
The crew were nearly exhausted and
called On the city fire department to
finish the Job. The latter proceeded
to Hood the craft and hope to save
part OF the cargo.
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Chicago. 9sDt. 1.-THE indictment
Of individual packers 10 expected late
this Afternoon when the federal frand
jury. II . believed. win report to Judge
Lands In the UAitsd States district
court.
The indictments are said to have
been drawn with elaborate care charg-
ing violation OF the Sherman anti
trust Law. - ~v =z
District Attorney Sims. Special As
sistant District Attorney wilkerson
and Assistant United States Attorney
PAgin and Kenyon. held . conference
with rsfsrsncs to tho Impending In
d1etnaota-
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chanaa IreasurY.

Washington. Sept. IL. - Another
shape up In the administration forces
at the treasury took place today wh.n
". NJ. INLAY. assistant superintendent
Of building, was reduced to q clark
and E. II. Jsnison. clerk. was appo:ns.
ed to succeed him.
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Panama. Sept. SIN an interview
today Richard o. Marsh. chare DAFT
fairs OF the American legation at Pam
anna. intimated that II the Panama
government should ignore the wishes
Of Warrington. the United States
would be compelled to occupy or an.
mex the republic Of Panama.
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Washington. Sept. The signal
service OF the army win renew tts
efforts at the next session Of congress
to secure an increase Of its force and
to obtain IN adequate appropriation
tor it, asroplans work
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Three Die In Ohio.

were killed and ~ many hurt in q
Hooking Valley passenger train wreck
near LaMoyne. O.. today. A broken
rail caused the wreck.
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MOST fascinating place II
Ober-Ammergau. One calls
It . village because 1t II i'm
possible to think of It as .
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
Narmz Mrbci0crmcs llnion

Gangs FacillCiplien er Der laa,
Miun9el pnn Inrmarbelocre, mcpens
obcr 100 Willirncr yuibels Opeoc o0
anoct Smautorn cr M I0rbig til at
inDbslies og trUlles. 6urmarbcioernc
oil Oerior benDttc llg al glnleoningen
og oanne Ell llnlOn men fate ypnnln.
9er, lom 6armcrne ltal bore lau 0ooe
at betnlc, bDls 0e oa benter at lln no
gen 9lrbGlosblUlp. Zen mlnolte Ven
Tor 9lrbelOere ltal bUre So 50 pr. s
5imers Sag, men ior SGttelDere o0
6oriers" lUttes ypnncn tit 81 9a0en,
meoens 9RaltlnmGnoY Sen ltal lor=
eges ira So SO og 81 til SO o9 Sl2
pr. Tag. 6ru9taolere O9 Hanhers
bar allerroe giort 6oranlialtnin9er til
at ltane zig glrbeioere ira eltli9e, cen=
trnle o9 lDollge Stater, % Der er Mu=
llgbeo lor, at Stuoenier ira et Sulin
el!er Here Colleges fprltlelli0e Iele al
Snnoet ian bep09es til at tomme no
til 9SalbingtOn % biGlpe til meo ,Sno-
behnln9en. Ger er OglaO Isr Qiort
6orlpg paa at or90nilert 6armarbel=
oerne | g9aibln9ton og Oregon, men
bet bar biotil lite lDttebes. 6armerne
er oO9 pllll9e til at inoremme, at bpis
Ell iaaoan Organization tommer
lliano, laa Oil De bliDe npOt til al be-
tale laa omtrent bpilfenlpmbellt 9en
Der maatte forlan9es. Ien llnion,
Der MI er unoer Spieiling, ltuloe om=
latte Staterne g8aibin9tOn, Oregon,
Soabo o9 Wontana, og iOm SnotrU=
oeilespen9e ltuloe tun lorlanges 30
6ents. Ser er allereoe bleuen uotalt
G1 DC le0enoe lnoen SeD0Qelicn, at
6Orenln9ens Weolemmer life pil tillas
Ocs at arbeioe iammen meo iaaoannc,
Der life tilberer llnionen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
Sorfcn / NOroucltcn.

Sommcrcn 1910 pil Quo ino Ni=
ltorlen Iom Ell al De beoelic % tsrrelie
| oct 'h'te bulpe 2lurbunoreoe. ut
Soften pNn DC felte Steoer pil blipe
unoer Wiiobels er Der ingen lplpl ON,
men oa Der hit % ber er inlot oooe
lotale SD9er, blir Der oD9 lnn9tIra
Gale ON MlsoGrt. Acknowledgements
nnIrttcr alminoeli9t 9lblinQen til
0UlU0eIen al miooels lom @icnneminit.
opaUlen lpnes pan mango Steoer at
pGre belt mislDttet, Iaa SperQsmnalet
I'm Tlnterfooer bil blpe me9et panite=
llgt at tlare. Vaa Here Steoer bar
6armerne be9Dnot al ilebe lit so ira
tloligere Nar, om be betnler meo om=
trent oobbelte priIer moo buao be tiD=
ll8ere bar lOl9t bet or Strnaet er
Operalt oOeroroentlig tort. i Wtais=
b0ltet, boor Serten ligeleoes er meaet
ielelig, oil Den lille 9jere iaa ltpr
StGoe lOm DC tornoprtsoe G9ne, ioet
Wlaiien par 600 GGrt inoen 3crten
beQpnote, o9 Niailen taaler Serten be-
ore, naar SOroen ON ben boloes lbs
peo Searbeioning. 6orri9e llae falot
et gnot Ht9n. Der itrutte ilg Ooer om=
trent oct bele al Ssrten berleoe Sslt.
Spo Gatpta, Minneiotu. .g8isconln
og Al(lhi0au lit en- 900 Tel Re9n. st
ltort @Ooe par rft o9laa. iorol bet fluff
teoe Sto9brunlene, iOm / iorri9e llge
bupoe truet ilere gper BET nproliae
lRlnneo ota.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28

Se 9rrlomme .\poeiorfpl0elier
Ruslnno lpnes alori9 at piloe ia cr
enoe. ! isrlte Oalpoel al Suli E,
nGten lem Sunoreoc SOBER orcpet III
al &lep, ps pper 3uien er meooelt, al
De bar at ioripinoe inoen Ell olpen
5iosIrilt. Ge ulptteli9e Menneite,
blir bebunolet lom 6orbrpoere, pa oC
al Dem, inn lite tun 9ipre lopli0 Epr.
bring paa at ba Slemlinpnsrct, blir
lcnot til plsie Vropiuler / Yolen oQ
Ukraine meo FaalUg ON at boloe Tia
Der. Sioen ben 2ioe Mal, oa oct
tellerll9e Getret ON Ojemlinpnsretten
traaotc / Strait, CT oper 3, 600 Sgoer
'oruilt ira aieO. % ct lignenoe glntal
pll lel9c eltcr laaInart Dc bar lnat
lol9t cller paiiet lammcn lme usle
Nlen0clc.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28

nadr baaoe Soft % A,elte tan leies bill
ll0t (D. Tette er 'anoelio tn hp00e:
lig 5relt ior DC Stdiler, iom inocn
9lpling iaur, o9 inn ital no IOr al
tjene noget ior at blipe lat iltano til at
tnme opiploe line &omelieno= Nli9ter.
Sette laar pore not Tor oenne
Sang. Set er in9en Wioro at itrIpe
6annoa=G orrelponoancer laar, naar
man intet 0oot bar at beretie. Ger
ior Ol jeg Der lutte meo Ell penli9
S,lllcn til >, Yoliens Heonttur % @N=
iere. Meo 2l0tclie
u. =. Srottitao.
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