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The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
FAIR DRY OR WET?
IT'S UP TO POSTAL
Liquor Question Left Entirely II
Presidents Hands-Aitken Named
General Superintendent.

IL is up 10 President Fred Postal
to say whether liquor will be sold on
the state fair grounds next year. Ths
executive committee of the Michigan
State Asr,cufurai society. In SEES
sion In the Bowles building, Tuesday
morning. unanimously decided 20
leave the question In the president
hands. expressing confidence that he
would dispose OF the matter In a
manner satisfactory to all concerned
Mr.. Postal will not say definitely
what course he will pursue. though his
attitude In the past has been favor
able to the retention OF the bar. He
went 30 far as to declare that he
would resign II the sale or liquor on
the grounds were abolished He han
also said he would abide by the wish
es Of a majority OF the executive com
mittee. which appears to be strongly
In favor Of dry fair.
The presidents decision Will r
awaited with great interest In tk(
state. The farmers club and IN
state Grange have declared that they
would not support the fair n Il con
tirnios "wet"
will the fair be dry or wet?, Mr.
Postal was asked directly. but his re
ply was non-committal.
Il think the matter will be disposed
or In manner satisfactory to the
majority of the fair patrons" said he
IL am fully aware OF the sentiments
expressed In various quarters and will
try not to offend anyone. That's about
oil \ oh L.
will you be guided by the wiscs
OF the majority"
The question will be carefully
looked into
Without an exception, President
Postals recommendation for improv.
ing the fair. submitted In the commit
tees opening session Monday night,
were favorably acted upon Tuesday
morning. One of the most important
resolutions adopted was thar increas-
ing the society's bonded indebtedness
to 100000. the outstanding isAue of
100000 being taken up. The money
will be used In erecting new buildings
and improving the grounds generally.
Chief among the contemplated addi-
tons are q machinery hall. new ad-
ministration building. vehicle and
automobile building. stock barns and
a tunnel under the race track 10 facili-
tate the movement OF special features
IN trout OF the grandstand without
with the races.
II developed. Tuesday. that the fair
people are trying to secure a grand
circuit meeting as special feature of
the big show this year. The matter
came out In the question OF arranging
date. On the presidents suggestion
II was decided to hold the fair the
week Of Sept 10, two weeks later than
usual. provided satisfactory arrange
ments could be made with the stew.
(Contfnue6 IN Page Ten.)
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
AEIREss. Il, TELLS
Of FLIGHT WITH
man OF 80
Roberta De Janen, Who DISAPPEARED
From Philadelphia With
Waiter, Takes All Blame
for Their Elopement.
They Are Found in Chicago Board
ing House With $l.8s, After
Long Search By Police.

CHICAGO. Ills, Jan. 11.--Detectives
from Philadelphia will arrive In Chi
cago to take back to that city Roberta
De Janon. the S7-year-old heiress to
$l0,0oo.oo0. and Frederic Cohen. SO. a
waiter. with whom she sloped ON Dee.
~. The couple. who were found by
the police in room on the west side
late yesterday will probably start
lack east tomorrow afternoon.
Miss De Janon and her admirer.
who were under guard at the Chicago
ave. police station last night. express
ed relief when told they would be
taken back to Philadelphia at once.
The gjrl. whose appearance Ia that OF
child OF ID or IL, answered NIL Ques-
lions In a straightforward manner and
talked freely,
She told the police that Cohen had
cared for her like a daughter and she
took all the blame for their elopement.
"It In my fault that we ran away"
she said. when my mother died she
LEFT me without friend I'm the world.
Ny father was away and | did not
think my grandfather wanted me.
Then they wanted to send me to Miss
ehipley's preparatory school at Bryn
Eawr and / didn't want to 60, be-
cause 1t was strnge plce.
Begged To BE Taken Away.
Mr.. Cohen had been good TO my
mother when 1he and were at the
Delievue-Strot4brd hotel. wanted to
60 away TN my grandfather until
was Fl an1 Z begged Mr.. Cohen to
take me awax told him I would
hill myself Il ~ didn't. He didn't want
10 do IT. but 1ually he agreed and we
LETT Philadelphia together ON Dec. 29.
We went nrst to New York and
then to Montreal. where we intended
10 get steamer for England but miss
ed II. That was Dec. 80. Next day
we went to st. Johns and boarded the
steamer Corsican and sailed at 3
o'clock IN the afternoon.
when we went aboard had
ToOtsie' ny fox terrier. In valise.
and I let the poor little fellow out
% run around. The purser saw him
and said We. couldn't keep him on
board the ship. 80 We had to get on
when we reached Halifax ON New
Years day.
mr.. Cohen took me to a boarding
house because he was afraid we would
be found IL we stopped at hotels. On
Monday, January 3. we went to Ros-
ton where wa stayed until noon Wed
(Contfaued o. Page Eleven.)
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
GRIM REAPER TAKES TWO
SISTERS IN 4S HOURS
lily, Are Dangerously Ill
Father Also Stricken.

Two 6oyey members OF the same am
lily, Are Dangerously Ill
Father Also Stricken.
PORT HURON. Mich. Jan. H.
Special --Twlce within 4S hours
the grim reaper has visited. the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Porter, who
reside at South Park, and on each
visit he carried OF little daughter.
The cause Of the death of the two
girls was due to diphtheria, which
they had suffered for the past few
days.
Pearl. aged two years. passed away
early Sunday morning, and early this
morning Florence. aged four, died.
The two sons, aged six and nine years,
are dangerously IN and the death OF
the Oldest boy 10 looked for almost
any time. The father was taken iii
last night and Health Oficer Hender-
son today pronounced that he was also
suffering from the much dreaded dis
case. The only person left to look
after the sick people il the mother.
and II Is feared that she, too, will con-
tract the disease. Owing to the fact
that the family was in poor circum-
stances prior to The death they didn't
notify a physician and only q short
time before the death Of the youngest
daughter was the health officer mott
fed that 1t was diphtheria. The
neighbors are supplying the family
with eatables.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
DETROIT sNUBBEO
BY GRAND CIRCUIT
w. W. Collier 0usted From Presi
dency and Dates for Blue Ribbon
and State Fair Held Up.

For the first time in the recent his
tory Of the Grand Circuit which, In
harness racing bears a similar prom
inence to tnat OF the big leagues In
baseball, Detroit's supremacy has
been broken.
The stewards. at their meeting
Tuesday at the Hotel Cadillac, ousted
w. w. Collier of the Detroit Driving
club from the presidency. courteously
but effectively spiked several Of the
plans OF the local organization, and
dispersed for luncheon along In the
afternoon, with the dates for the sea-
son OF 1910 still unsettled and the De-
troit contingent fearing nightly over
the outcome Of the city's effort to re-
tain its historic dates at the opeping
Of the big circuit year.
Mr.. Golfers rundown was q up-
expected as 1t was parliameutQRy,
For years Daniel ]. Campau Of o.
troit, was president Of the Grand Cir
cult and with more or less fricticn
annually dictated its policy. When ri
scene Of racing shifted from Grosss
P0inte to the State Fair grounds. 3r
CAmpau retired and Mr.. Collier tool
his place. It was believed hare that
Mr. Collier was destined to reign az
Mr.. Campau did. But the stewards
appeared to have revolutionary ideas
Their first action was to elect the fol-
lowing officers:
President-H. X. Devereaux, Cleve-
land.
President--William p. Engle-
man. Kalamazoo.
Secretary-Treasure Died
rich. Cleveland.
The question of dates was then
taken up and committee picked
which was composed of Z. w. Swisher
of Columbus; William p. hngleman OF
Kalamazoo, and A. j. WEIGH Of Hart
ford. These brought In unanimous
report. the contents Of which were not
given out. It was rumored, however,
that the position of prominence at
the head OF the list was given, not
to Detroit but to Kalamazoo.
To make the local throw-down more
complete, Mr.. Swisher promptly nailed
the attempt Of the Michigan state
Fair to secure dates.
"How can we at Columbus give up
a week OF our meeting to Them ne
asked.
The debate over the dates was long
and slightly pithy. Mr.. Collier ana
Secretary Moone, trained Grand
Circuit diplomat, went to work 10
save Detroit's opening dates and the
threat of withdrawal from the circuit
is said to have been limited at.
The State Fair directors heard the
news of their apparent discontinue
over the telephone from Mr.. Moone
and sent down emissaries who were
given courteous audience but the
attitude of the antiDetroit punch
seemed mistaken when the ao'oui"
ment was taken for lunch.
II the Detroit Driving club loses
out In its opening dates and decides
TO stick In the circuit. It will add 10
it's program the $4,000 Horseman Iu-
turity which cannot be raced before
Aug. /.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
DIES FROM BURNS.
o-Year-oId Boys Dresses lenited
At Stove.

PORT HURON. Mich. Jan. IL
(SpeciaD-Maynard. the two-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Schoen-
rock. who reside at Marysville, died
at an early hour this morning as the
result of burns he received Monday AZ
ternoon. The mother left a stove door
open while she was emptying soma
nshes In the yard and II Is thought
that the youngster placed some paper
In the stove which ignited his dresses.
When the mother returned to the
room a few moments later the little
boy was wrapped In flames. Wrapping
him in a coat the frantic mother car
ried him a block to the home OF DR..
Doerck but in spite OF the best OF med
zeal attention, the youngster passed
away. The mother was burned so
badly about the hands that the flesh
dropped off In large pieces.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Twombley 10 Dead.

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-H. Mex.
Twombley, capitalist and railroad mag
nate died at his country home today
at Madison, N j., after a lengthy III
ness. He was related by marriage to
Vanderbilt family and was director
In most Of the Vanderbilt railroads
and an officer or director Of many
other enterprises. He was married In
1877. six years after his graduation
from Harvard, to Florence Adele,
daughter OF William H. Vanderbilt.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
PHELAN REBUKEs JURY.
Sore at Action In Reducing Charge
Against Greek Who Robbed Girl.

sore ~ ACTION IN Heoucin0 Cndr3c
Against Greek Who Robbed Girl.
John Papas, a young Greek. was
convicted Of grand larceny In the re-
oorders court Tuesday morning. Pa
pas. 1t was testified. approached Mabel
Corey, young girl. on Monroe-ave.
recently, and demanded q kiss. The
girl was greatly frightened and Papas
seized her purse. containing $50. and
ian away. He was arrested two days
later.
Judge Phelan found cause to Sc
verely rebuke the jury which brought
in verdict finding him guilty Of steal
ing s23. thus modifying the charge to
simple larceny.
You are expected to bring In your
verdict without regard TO where your
chips may fall" declared Judge
Phelan.
For 20 minutes he told the jurymen
what he thought of the verdict. which
was contrary to the evidence. Then
he handed Papas sentence OF 30
days. the limit.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
MANY CLASHES IN HOT
ELECTION IN BOSTON
Betting Fsvors Former Mayor John r,
Fitxuerald-Harvard Carsman
Battered In FIGHT.

Battered IN Fight.
BOSTON, Mass Jan. 11.-Boston
today IL In the throes Of its hottest
city election. Minor clashes occurred
all over the city and the police re-
serves were busy restoring order.
At 1880 p. m. the vote was the heav-
lest ever polled up 10 that hour and
1t In admitted that the result will be
close. Last night the betting favored
former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald, but
the heavy vote OF today shifted tho
odds until they are now even. with
J. Storrow. the Good Government"
candidate.
Charges Of repeating in certain
wards are being freely made by the
Storrow supporters. So far no arrests
have been made.
Former State Senator Martin LOS
masney, tho treputed boss" of Bos-
ton, IL conducting the Fitzgerald cam
paign end is leading the movement to
get out The voters. Fitzgerald Is re-
naming In the background and has
not been seen around the polls. Stor-
row, however Is right on the firing
line and at one time today had words
with an election inspector which al
most resulted In a personal encounter.
The most serious collision Of the day
occurred at a polling place In West
Boston when Earnest Smith. a former
Harvard oarsman and now an attor-
ney, who has been prosecuting illegal
registration cases. challenged the
votes of a crowd Of alleged Fitzgerald
voters.
In two minutes fight was on.
Smith. badly battered. was sent to q
hospital. and the inspector In charge
Of the booth. John De Lorey, had his
nose smashed. Only the arrival OF
the police stopped what Is expected
to be only the first of long series Of
battles before the days balloting ends.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
on.,v Without wife; Kills SELF.

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan. IL
Reading of the death Of his wife In
a French newspaper, Anton Contat'
a.. sought his creditors. paid them on,
returned home and after carefully
shaving. hanged himself In his bed
room at his home In Mishawaka. Inc
body was found by his lb-year-oid
daughter. According to the child
Contat loved his wife. who refused TO
live with him.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
ABSENT, MISS MUTSCHEL.
First Time. Though. In IL Years For
Central High Teacher.

Miss Matilda Mutschel. teacher of
German In the Central High school is
confined to her home, No. 1872 Warren
ave. west, by illness. her first absent
mark" during her experience as an
educator. which has been continuous
for IA years.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
sidewalk collapses; one Killed.

CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-One man was
killed and six persons injured. four
seriously at noon today when sec
ton OF a sidewalk in the busiest part
OF Safest. caved In, precipitating
more than a dozen persons into the
tunell under the walk. That many
persons did not lose their lives is re-
garded as marvellous. The dead man
is "Frenchy" Pinaud. laborer. working
under the sidewalk when piece Of
stone tagging crushed him to death.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

CHICAGO, Ills. Jan. 11.-With the
weather man a little more lenient In
his treatment of this section. Chicago
has at her doors today 10000 tons
OF fuel that was stationed on various
sIdetracks along the roads leading into
the city "a hours ago. The big coal
carrying lines ask only a few more
DAYS to establish something like a
normal condition.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

The department OF agriculture Ia ex-
perimentlng with some varieties OF
corn from China which seem well
adapted to the hot and dry conditions
of certain portions of the southwest
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Two ALLEGED Slave Dealers Indless

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE special
grand jury headed by John D. kcckr
Teller. Jr,, which yesterday began -
Investigation into the white snvc
trafic In New York. today returnea
indictments against two men abegso
TO be engaged in this nefarious buzs-
ness one of the men indicted TO-DAY
Was Giuseppe Picon. 10. who Wa -
rested several days ago by Gerry -
clety agents ON the complaint e
Wonda Boshka. rs. The other -
indicted has not been srrsefed a9o
the police are withholding HE na11&
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

One year ago t0dayf Maximum tenn
pernture, 49, mfptmum, 1GJ mean, 24y
cloudy wenther With trace OF snow DUR
fng the forenoon.
Sun rose nj es5e .. m, and sets st
1fZ1
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
bedford lmprove Roads.

BEDFORD township taxpayers voted
Monday, TO Issue bonds for $4,000
the money to be used in improving tho
township roads.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

An amphibious automobile, shaped
like a boat and driven by a propeller
when in the water. has been purchased
by the French war department and as
signed to an engineer regiment.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
THE WEATHER

Detrost and vfcinftyt Tuesday might
ma "wednesday, partly cloudyp colder
wednesday, moderate southwest winds
becoming variable.
..A Wcdpesdnyt light variable winds.
T0DAY,S TEMPERATURES.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Drinking water is obtained on the
Rock OF Gibraltar by condensing the
dew In specially constructed basins.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

A Vienna surgeon claims to have
arrested progressive paralysis by in
iecting large doses OF tuberculin.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

British medical experts are advanc-
Ing the theory that several forms OF
insanity are due 70 rchemicai changes
In the blood.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

s.s .rs cs;s ,s ssst n sss>sc can ~
ilss. or city sss&
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Umbr~IIs.. NJ Monroe.

Job Prfanng done right. Times
iiss. or city a3ss.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Commercial Credit Co. Collections
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-04
0eftctDpcri / Xpm0 0pllp,u.

9enne gioroe ll9 lirar lGrol9 % began
ia til Stueplaoien. Get tO9 lam
beller lite Io9rt lGn9e lereno ban op=
inuieoe bet ilOalne lenm og Grrelte=
reoe ,SnolanertOln0en, buOrlmoo BEN
oes manol9e Geola9er to9 Gelna lat
os fD9teoe. al9rrln9en lite ltit
lp9rt goot at blipe ta9et Oeo Nn9e=
benet al 2ouens SaanobGbere o9 latte
lig til NRoOOGr9e meo gt9b o9 aler.
Sun brelte % banote O9 uollDn9eoe
5obatslpDt lom bet ltulOe O0re ct ilos
ipruoenoe gier9; men alt til in9en
9lptte. Snoen 2aas o9 QUITE tom bun
/ 900 Sebolo. 90 0agen oerpaa blep
o9laa benoes manoli9e Ssro fattet %
inoIat 6Gn9slet.
gluar Sa9en Tom op for &etten,
forlpgte Snolanerparret at unoitploe
ii9 iaa 9oot De tunoe. Oct baooe al=
oeles lite OGrst oeres Mening at ltiHle
5enmet; nei, 8uobepars! Saaoant
tunOe lite ialoe DEM ino, ititteli9e
6Olt iom be bar, o. /. b. 50 Del
m0rtelise er. at &etten tos bette fo'
9oo Silt O9 loo &eoitinoens 9aa ir
for oenne Sang!
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-04
Seimrieb Scbmeioercit tmmocm DOB CT
XaocbD9nim9 Nor GHim9tom.

iom slebliilellg Tom tlllieoe pad llIpts
tssiteoet u9 Tiger, at BET bar ct lllpttes'
tlliQloe. Canine Spiatnln9 oeles
al Here Q09er, Der lenere to9 Sl8et l
Glsipn.
Nlen inoen tjenoer til De Dlrtell9e
Cmlt0noi0beoer % in9en bar SOB at
oemme. SUao pI Oeo er, at Selnrl6
Stneioereit, osnne baabeIuloe o9 pos
pul0re lln9oOm paa II Nar, ltte lGn'
oere er blanot be lepenoe.
Zen aiopoe5 GIG blcp tioli9 Manoa9
Morgen bra0t ber til SDsn o9 be9ra=
oeoe5 ON GItermIooa9en nnoer ltor
0elta0elie ira 6orGlorenes Sjem
Qultor S9earer bolot gi9tGlen.
0einri6 Sdneioereit bar Ssn al
Orr. % Ulrs. Otto @leerup o9 bar
isot / 9pitlano. Nan boooe pGrei
ber Yanoet tlm SO Nars 5lo, men
meo iorbouienoe Surii9beO tllc9neoe
ban li0 2anoets Sprog % lraoltloner.
aQaa Stolen par ban Ell al DC ilnteltc
o0 melt begaUeoe ejutter, og jeg o'tt
beunoreoe oenne NpiOmmer8uts lOli!C
Cpiattelieseone o9 Iorbuuienoc Ger
pui9beo, ia9oe Nlrs @ammOnO,
iom bar 0einri6s isrltc VNrcrnOc
ber ganoet, naar YuoitabCt ON bans
Dob nnaeoe benoe.
90 M er ban life mere ibIanot osl"
laQoe bun til, o9 ell 5uure rnuot.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-04

Gn Snoaner ueo ylaOn So9nion %
Ell Sqnaw, Der be99e leper noe /
Gong SOllOw 9iltrlttet, orreltereots
Iorleosn Tag for 6oris9 pua at
ltlGle et Selieteam og gu99p. Senrp
2unoe bpreoe | Wanoags ct Seam al
Qiperpmano Sobnion Der / gDen for
at foretase en- 6orretnin9stur uoe /
Qanosbpsoen. s N9rbtoen al gioro-
lirsms Sarm iorlOo ban 3eumet nogle
Winuter for at ta9e bet omtrln9ll9'
genoe 2anoitub / nGrmere Glelpn.
Naar ban Tom tilbase bar Nelte og
Yogn IOriounone. Snoianerpurret
Der formooentli9 bar laqt itjult Strait
ltopen beb Yeitanten, benDtteoe glnleo=
nin9en. meoens 2unoe bar frao0renoe,
at ltiGle 5eamet o9 iorlpinoe meo bet
iaa fort iom muli9t; tbi 9unoe tunoe
ie Dem fare ailiso meo 2pnets 6art Op.
pber 1anbepelen.
Wlr. 2unoe iorltoo ltrar, at Oct lite
piloe nptte at inobente 6lpgtningene
peo Sj9lp af gpOltlenes Oeite. bOor,
for ban besau lis til TOrltrems 6arm
o9 telsfonereoe til Sheriff Smaniou
% unoerretteoe bam ON bet ioreialone.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-04
Circuit Court

6olot en- crtrn Scsiion 6reoag % Vor3
oa9 / iiote ll9e. Slanot andre Sa'
oer, Der Tom op Ior Sebnnolln9, par
Stilsmlsicil9en mellem 9lrtDur ejra0
6louo u0 bans 0uitru gtantp (5nol=
anere). som betlenot bar oenne SAG
oppe Tor Rctten ipoar, O9 2lrtbur mo
rsmn,eoes Oa Stilsmi5ie fra i'm 9e9te=
balpoel paa @ruuo al 0lisbanolln9
% al Den @runo, at bun lite baOoe
inuienot no9et SOar / Sngen. Nu
bapoe bun imiolertio 9lort bette, o9
benoes aln9smaaI bar lut Oct 'amme
lom WnnOen3, nemliQ ting gebano=
lima. zen tnoeli9e 2ligjsrells bleO,
at Nantu rt StIlsmisie ira Nrtbur.
Sc bar : Born, bpOrai liooeren nj
be6oloe bc8ge 3enterne og Den pn9lie
Gut, % 6aoeren De andre ! Gutter.
Gjrap Glou0 ital bore temmell9 nel7
Itaaenoe "a lar aoitjlli9 GienoOnL men
6oroelin0en al oeme bleb Iorel9bl9
life aiolort. ioet GOmmcren Dlloe ta9e
SaQen lmoer uUrmcre CperOelelIc.
Sa0en ON Ve9looclie Al 6tani sag
oertp, so Simmons % C'Neayn moo
aaution, tom op ior &ebanolIn9 nocn
at Del oO0 bleO taaet no9en NlI9lsrelle,
net Gonmern pilOc tagc Sa9en un'
Der Determining. SOm betjcnot no
Der De > nGpnte Nerioncr arrc'icrtoe
ior at 6opc roraarla9tt Cute Glamono9
3eo ber &DcI ion tort llO loen.
soc Gno3, Otn SnOimcr, lom blcO
brd9t Dcrtil ira Granite 5all9 lorrI9e
ll0c, onllnQct ior 0cltcpOcrL crllortot
N9 'tploi5 "a ioenltt9 2lora 6Ua9-
leIeliral.
) Sagcn 6lcmcniIb VS.. Hylu9 al
l00oes Gom 6appr AZ 2lnild9Coc.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-04

Nels Slbcra, 8. g. Opbeim % Nels
ysl'on reilte Ssnoas paa Ell Sur til
gtem England belienior Misiuuri el.
pen. De tisrer Olbergs 9luio.
Gn Saslitorm gjoroe aoltiai9 Staoe
bell ira Sisieton liole SsnoaQ Gfter.
mlcod9. George Stot, so Selton
o9 andre 6armere leo itpr Staoe paa
@rsoen. Cgiaa / 8oobwia 3plpnibip
anrftteoss aoitiais 0oeleesclie.
Zen Yimit, iOm Glspsrne al Miis
Nrnels's norlte Stole aIbolot liofe
Ssnoag / Susr Saaens Gjrope, bar
9oot beisat. Paiior Spaano bolot en-
9ob 3ale ON 6urmiboasen. Oct ria=
boloige pro9ram, beliaasnoe al San9,
SplGsnin9 % Seilumationer, ilt en-
9Oo lloisrslie. aaiis. &aser, See
6rsam os andre sooe Sa9er ierbereoes,
o9 alle bar enise ON. at be bapoe bapt
en- meset bps9elis Dag iammen, til=
troos for at bet trusoe mso llpeir ben-
imob 2p9losn.
Vto Stoltiommisiionens MOst 5reoa9s
&p0lo pal9tes fslaenoe Gmbsosm9no:
.. .. &alt. Yreiioent; 5. 9. Morris,
Tice-Yreiioent; q. u. Ysterion, Gleri.
0et blsp beltemt, at Stoleunoerpis-
pisninsen efter Sommerierien itulrs
ta9e fin Sesunoelie Den fsrfe Manoaa
| / September. Gslssnoe 29rsrs os 29-
rerinber er aniatte: Superintendent,
8. &. Moisman al Siour Gitp; Yrin-
cipal. WiIs Noob Streetsr; asliiisrenos
Yrincipal, 0tiis Grace Dunn; Sot
@rabs, Miis 2aura gollss; Ste 8raoe,
Wars. Sranees Sammonb; Soie 8raoe,
glifs Clara Ngneis; 2oen @rabe, MiIs
Glisabstb GrOal; 2oen primarp, Miis
8ertruoe SwenumiOn; life primarp,
Miis glisabeth gbmeI.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-04
spetiel Glettiou sisicton naibGn0igc sfoleoilrft

Gn pei election abolbtes 8rsOag br S5ton lloheoie al
ypens independents Stolori s9noe SpprQsmaa oraa
De Stsmmsberett9soe til Mf9isrelle
Shall Ssseton Independent School District negotiable
bonds of said district the of $00 for the of
reundng the existing bonded Indebtedness of said district
which due and payable such bonds payable twenty
from date thereof and bearing interest rate not
exceeding per cenum per annum payable sem-annually
in denominations and in accordance with the resolution of the
Board of Education of said district adopted Oath day
Of June. 1910?
uofaloe al @a9 prcsien life onniaQo men
bet anees om 9p at oneoen npe @nos bar aennem