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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
nIsrRICr CnIrRT NOTES.

The Travellers Insurance company of
Hartford brought suit yesterday
against r. d. Jones. doing business as
r. d. Jones & Co, and John J. Dwyer;
TO recover S2.226.24. with interest and
costs. This amount, the insurance com
pany says. IS due for premiums on IN
surance written by the company TO
Indemnify the contractors on the
count Of injuries or death from labor
ers employed on the building, and COW
ering injuries sustained By the pubic
on account OF the construction OF the
building. The company is now racing
one suit for damages brought by a
woman who fell and broke a Few RIOS
on the place where a board sideWaik
should have been maintained arouno
the stockade in front Of the building.
Mrs. EsteIle Bridwell filed suit for
divorce in the district court yesterday
morning and changed her mind IN the
afternoon, asking that the case be dis
missed She charged that Richard w
Bridwell. whom she married IN June
their child. aged four years
z. ]. Farley filed suit yesterday ask
ing for a divorce from Rachael Farley
They were married eight years ago III
California. and the husband says ms
wife deserted him last year at Sar
Francisco.
The Pembroke Stationery company
brought suit yesterday against Mrs NJ
Rogers. asking damages amounting &c
Sf4O2 on account OF water from tht
Rogers photograph studio leaking OF
the Company's paper stock. Mrs Rogers
asked the court a few weeks ago e
restrain the Pembroke company IRON
turning off her water.
Dora Teresa Jachette brought sui
| yesterday against /. n. Hinckley, IS. ;
| Hinckley and +. NJ Scott 70 qulet tltl'
70 a farm Of 40 acres In salt LAKE
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Catarrh Sufferers
Good Thing TO Know How TO Get
Instant Relief

II you now own q Hyomei hard
rubber inhaler. Schramm-Johnson.
Drugs. five stores where the cars
stop" want you 20 know that they viii
sell you a bottle OF HYOMEI for only.
90 cents.
Remember this. all who suffer with
catarrh-a bottle Of HYOMEI (pro-
nOunce Il Hlgh-o-me) is put I'D in a.
separate package and sold for so cents.
to accommodate the vast army OF peo-
pie who already own a Hyomei in
haler.
Schramm-Johnson.D Drugs. will sell II
to you at that price and give you tho
opportunity TO begin at once TO rid
yourself Of vile catarrh and the snuff
fling. hawking and splitting that go
with it.
Many people through years OF neg
leCt have let catarrh get a strong hold
upon them Some Of these people I'M
reasonably think that one bottle OF
HYOMEI ought to cure them.
They do not stop 60 think that n
diseased condition that is the result OF
negligence cannot be overcome in a
week.
No matter how chronic your catarrh
troubles. HYOMEI is guaranteed nv
johnson. Drugs. 20 cure
them If you give IL half a chance. just
breathe II. that's ali. and It's meaning
| soothing. antiseptic properties will
make you feel better I'm a day.
II you own an inhaler get 5O-cent
/ bottle OF HYOMEI at Schramm-John-
son. Drugs. FIVE stores where the cars
/ stop" today. II YOU do not own "a
| Hyomei inhaler. ask for a complete
| outfit. which consists Of an inhaler. a
bottle Of HYOMEI and simple instruc-
tons for use This complete outfit
costs S1.OO. but you then have an in
| haler that viii last a lifetime
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CONTENTION NOTES.

Chairman King announced at the very
end or the convention that n Demo-
cratic newspaper. printed daily. would
he published in Salt Lake before Oc-
fohor +.
Although there was no band. the
Shuhcrt quartet or Provo furnish ed
plenty Of music.
resolution sympathizing with May
Or william J. Cavnor Of New York was
unanimously passed.
Although picture Of william Jen-
ninEs Bryan adorned the platform. his
name was not mentioned by any or the
Fpelhlnders until very late In tho dav
and 70 wasn't Enthusiastically received.
either.
Remember tho Mainc-election" was
ono or tho slogans or tho convention
and 70 was handled about rather fire.
quently. Tho fact that the Democrats
Or Maine were elected on a platform
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MONTANA REPUBLICANS
Harmonious Convention and G. y. Pray
Renomtnated for Congress.

Missoula. Mont, Sept. 15.-At the aft
ernoon session of the Montana State
Republican convention. Representative
Charles n. Pray was nominated by ac-
clamation to succeed himself. the nom
mating speech being made By Senator
J. NJ. Dixon. John T. Athey was renom-
mated as clerk OF the supreme court.
out OF a field of six, T. A Morley, the
present incumbent. received the nom
nation for railroad commissioner.
At six o'clock the convention ad
journed for dinner, the platform COM
mittee not having been able to agree
upon resolutions. There was a hot
fight in tkis committee over the radi-
cal Roosevelt resolutions proposed by
some members and Il was not until
o'clock that an agreement was
reached which prevented a minority
report.
The compromise platform indorses
both Taft and Roosevelt. Speech es
were made tonight by Senators Dixon
and Carter and Former Senator Mantle.
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DEMOCRATS
DECLAREFORSTATE-
WIDE PROHIBITION
lrontlnnea From 80 10

NA aL Alllttc Anlu Playing politics
For fear that the Republican party
viii keep on lying about me. I want
% say that I am going 60 be a can
cidate again and that n am elected
which ! shall bc--if 7 accept the MONT
nation won't take the salary OF the
office
Il could tell the Democratic party
how 20 get along cheap n they want
me TO- When I was rs drove a yoke Ct
oxen down to Dixie. that had been 20
the Missouri river and back. and the
man 7 drove them for promised 20 ray
me we'll When ] got there he couldn't
lay me. but ne let me have an Indian
pony 60 ride back on.
And Z want 20 say about tiis mon
~ business. that the Democrats don't
need TO worry about finances in the
coming campaign"
Although tho hall was only half
filled. great ovation was rendered MI
knight ard O. moment later 5he con
venfion ad iourncd
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NEW COMMITTEE MEETS
AFTER CONVENTION

Tho rev Democratic state commit
tee. which was selected at the conven-
tion and which met Immediately after
ward. viii organize for the campaign
next Monday night at the office OF
James II Moyle. The new committee
Is.
J. n. Call Box Elder county. r. r.
Tanner. Beaver. IT. @. Hayball. i. w.
Funk and Evan owen. Cache. n NJ.
Madsen. Carbon. l.. J. Muir. Davis. Will
liam Howard. Emery, G. IT. Robertson.
Grand. Matt Fennel. Juab. Robert A.
King. Willard: ". r Wallace. T. s
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PRESIDENTS BIRTTDAY.

Beverly, Mass. Sept. 15.-President
Taft was SO years old today. Many
congratulatOry letters and kilograms
were received by the President at his
summer home on Burgess Point. but
there was no particular celebration Of
the day. In the morning the Presi-
dent and Secretary Norton went TO the
Myopia club links for their usual game
of golf
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
COLONIAL THEATRE.

Richards and Pringles Famous
Georgia Minstrels will be the next
offering at the Colonel This troupe
Of colored performers have been IN
this city many times before and have
always made a good impression The
engagement is limited TO two perfor-
mances. afternoon and evening. next
Sunday.
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ADJUSTMENTS
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
salt Lale Theatre-'aThe SEE

Salt Lake Theatre-'The spend
= thrift" Sis p. m.
, Orpheum Theatre-Vaudevil
; 2.15 D. m and Sis p. N.
: Garrick Theatre-William In
gersoll and company In THE Walls
= of Jericho" S:15 p m.
: Daniels Theatre-The Curtis
= Musical stock company In shoot
= ing the Chutes," 7:45 p. m and
= 9:15 =. m.
; Shubert Theatre - Vaudeville
, and moving pictures, afternoon
= and evening.
Luna, Isis, Elite Theatres-Mov-
; ing pictures and illustrated songs,
y afternoon and evening.
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Fernstrom. Ray vanCott. T. II. Fitz-
gerald, 5. r. Thurman. J. +, TObin. salt
Lake: Joseph Judd. l. +. Nelson. San
pete: George Smith. Summit; A. ].
Green. Tooele: James II. Clark, Hyrum
Lemons. Utah. J. W. Clyde. Wasatch:
D. H Morris. Washington. John Sea-
man and s. s Smith. Weber
Democratic county committeeman
will also be members OF the commit
90
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WILL TRY NEW PLAN.

Madrid, sept. 15.-In reOpening the
cortes today Ruiz ValarinO. the min
lister OF justice. announced the early
abolition OF the death penalty, and
said that the civil and military condi-
lions would be sinplified.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
TAXES LIMBS PLACE

81. Paul. Sept 15,-The nomination
Of Jsines Gray. TO TN the vacancy at
the head OF the state Democratic
ticket was made unanimous this aft
ernoon.
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DANIELS THEATRE.

There are but two more opportuni-
ties to see Henry Auerbach, Lillian
sutherland. Jack Curtis and the other
members Of the musical comedy com
many AT the Daniels theatre in their
musical hit OF the current week.
shooting the ChuteS.
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ROISF APPLIES.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious. }
Washington. Sept 15.-The post
master at Boise. Ida. has asked that
a postal savings bank be established
al his Office.
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nRPHEIM THEATKE.

For the society night performance at
the Orpheum this evening. many res
ervatfons have been made and the pros
meet is a capacity audience, including
the most fashionable people Of the city.
People have been turned away every
night this week. owing TO the great de-
mand for seats by people who want TO
see the weeks bill.
Soc tho Great Wild West Show at
ATotordrone this afternoon. There Will
be no night performance
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16
CHOLERA IN ITALY.

Rome. Sept 15.-Five new cases
and two deaths from cholera have
been reported during the last twenty
four hours I'm southeastern italy.
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sent to JnII-Harrv Moss

sent to JsiI-TIarry Moss and W. J.
Darlington, who were arrested at
nth South and Main street Tuesday
night while acting the part OF high
waymen, being equipped with revOlv-
ers and masks. were sentenced 20 100
days in the city jail by Judge J. J.
Whitaker yesterday morning. The
case OF William Jones. whose revolv-
er could not be found, but who was
arrested as an accomplish OF high
waymen. will be heard today
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KILLED on CRossINr.

Ksnkatee. Ill. Sept 15.-NiclC Reut-
er and Rheinhold HartzberE. both OF
KanlCalCee. were killed today when a
big four train struck the wagon in
which they were driving.
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Gets n Ticket-Louis Dole, aged II
years. brother Of Gladys Whitney, who
Is alleged TO have stolen $4,000 worth
Of diamonds from J. u. Diehl. the jew
alry salesman from Denver, started
for Atlanta. Ca, yesterday afternoon to
locate his aunt. The boy was fur
nished a ticket by the county commits
sioners.
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SHvBEHT THEATRE.

Vaudeville will be discontinued for
a time at the Shubert with tonights
performances. The program VIII con-
sist for the week Of motion pictures
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IsIs. LTNA. ELlTE THEATREs.

At the Isis Luna and Elite theatres
-hree Of the best motion picture pro
grams OF the season will close today
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Every day in this city a few more
people Join in the lists OF those who
BUY ADVERTISED THINGS-who pat
ronize advertised stores!
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TO MEET THE SALT LAKE.

Rumors of a railroad leading south
west from the salt Lake Route station
at stockton to clifton. in the Deep
Creek country. and thence TO Ely. are
heard in local railroad circles Should
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See the Great wild West show at
Motordrome this afternoon. There viii
be no night performances.
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such n line materialize a wealthy min
profit OF many salt Lake people
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Cattle to Novc-Big droves OF cat
tie, tOtaling about 5000 head. Will soon
begin moving from northern Arizona
and southern Utah TO the railroad
towns Of Milford. in Beaver county,
and Lund. in Iron county. The droves
are valued at about S115.Ooo.
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sixty Dnys-Harry Evans was SEN
fenced to so days In Jail by Judge J. J.
whitaker in police court yesterday
morning on a charge of the larceny OF
a hat from John Nicholson. Of the
Jennings block.
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Charged with BurElnry-Charles
Burns, arrested for breaking into the
Sherwood market. 749 South state
street, on the night of September 10.
is charged with burglary in the second
degree. in a complaint Issued by the
county attorney yesterday.
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Fined Ten DOIIars-Aibert Tetzel
was fined $40 in police court yesterday
morning charged with exceeding the
speed limit with his automobile with
in the city limits
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Pleads Not GuIIty-Edward Mulligan
pleaded not guilty 20 battery upon
frank Woolcox when arraigned before
Judge ]. J. Whitaker yesterday morn
ing. Tho case will be heard today.
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Too Much Speed-A l. Patched was
arrested by Patrolman c. a Duvander
yesterday morning on a charge of vio-
the speed ordinance with his au-
tomobile. Patched furnished bail. He
will be tried in police court today.
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Baby Girl BOrn-A baby girl was
born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs r. w.
Salisbury, of sos East South Temple.
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\ CcIcbrHtiOn-A three DAYS cele-
bration by the members Of the Society
Of BNai BIRTH. will take place Sep
TENDER 1922 inclusive, when Grand
President Isaac SWEET of Portland. and
Grand Orator J. A. Schiller Of Spokane.
will visit their Salt Lake brothers. on
Wednesday. September p, dedication
services Of the new B'Nai Birth build
ing will be held.
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Would Visit Home-After twenty
years spent in this country. Yee Kim.
a Chinsman, has petitioned the immi-
grant commissioner for the privilege OF
making a trip back to his native land
and return. zee Kim is n laborer. but
has managed to save enough Of his
earnings in 20 years. TO pay his way.
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CITY BREVITLES

Appreciation Shown-A letter ex-
pressing appreciation Of the entertain
ment accorded the commercial commits
sioners Of Japan. during their visit in
salt Lake about n year ago was re-
ceivcd yesterday by Mayor John :.
EransfOrd. The letter was written by
Baron Shibusawu Eiishi, OF the cham
Der Of commerce, Toxic, Japan.
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, N,ns Nizh5 Shirts All Jc~-lry Dress Gloves
A. 80 e-s - i.ssa,s .sr ssu--s ra- - = -
-. 80 rtt--
{ 20 Per Cent Off Is Per Cent orr 20 Per Cent OF
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Stsietom og cmegn.

Rpt Rrusram busr..9liteu pau Unique
Sbelter.
Snii paa Wolotn Ault 9lotblnl
Store, naar &c tisbsr SuleSaprr.
Gno Ytttriuu airsifle iaaur til 81
naoa for at alsre improvements PAD
1T Sauo NGrbsosn al WeoitIne Sat.
Sun bilr irapGrtnos en- Waaneos 5io,
R,top mootn9et ct 9Oot llopal9 al
SulssSlips I 8olosr 8ule Glothine
Store.
doOsIu. Mr % Wrs. Cling Rsl.
ion. 8rant 5ownibip. en- Ssn, 3oiC
Dec.
Nr. % @rs. sbtOoOr .9uuoe cit
Ssn, 4os Dec.
sttoa. glrnt Nrneior % 8. !. BE.
oerieu al 6fIin9tpu, u @lsrmuuos
len (Route 3) iumt Sans Z. 3esnss al
9ernpn aila9oe os Ct penli9t SsieG
osnnc llse. Se iornpeoe % III et
Slsrnicns9illeoc.
SOSsfalS. Wrs. ~. &. Worris,
en- az be elbft bpiot 3pinosr pan
Reisrratiuusn % 9Roosr al Sanisr
8. e. Worris al 6srhs National
Sani, aioii peo 9sosn b,r / Yptn
Ssnba9 ben Abe December. Nioso,s
jOroiii. Ssuninssr brusiss til gslOit,
Mis., Tor at b,9rapes.
It's no use talking; bpis Dc iial
ba no2st ri9ti9t INT, sOot og icliot,
idd mad d aad til Soiisuisn. San
bar be pG.yelie Suls9apsr bnaoe for
6ar os MOr, Setter Os Sror. aienots
% aiGre. -og life at iorslsmms bin
sesn Swsetbsart. Ga iaa "TRIP dig
bag Crst. at ban sarantsrsr boao
ban iGlasr.
Sraits edsstH. Ten l0saarise Ssn
di y. y. Staotlsr Grant 5cwnibip
bapps bcrom 9a9er oct llbe!o at ialoe
ira en- TOsn Oa brGtlsOe SGsgen /
RGrbtocr al gluttIcu. Sammsu meo
euOtl Stolstammeratsr bolot ban til i
@o9asn, oa ban ialot % tom meo
5oosn ino soiulet % br0iisos ben.
San tommer lg coa buriigt
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Ut uellpffet SiOlrmOOc.

WsOtt Tor Stp.toiii,srer % S0,
rsrr al 8obsrts Goartp. iom bOIotss
/ Sperlbui,t Note Ssvoas, par ,n
pslutist Sammsutomr. Cpsrabuiet
par lplOt til 5r9usit. % l40 StOls'
Oirttersr ira 6ouutpe;s ioritislli0e
liiirItttr iamt loo SGrsrs os Carer
moer attn 5isuerG u:r lilfeos.
programmed par intsresiant o9 lGa
rcrIet. Stats.Superinterosnt llliruo
iunoc lille TONNE pdd 8rllno al So9.
iOriinie!is, men Qrsiioent Haib al
gberoetu Normal Stole par tillisos.
San bolot en- ip0rotnos 3als. huori
ban irsmbOlbt RsOuenoisbsosu az
btorc % mere tiosmGsiies StOlsbp9s
uin9er iamt bsors lloitpr pore Stna
Ter. Ssrn0ii paatcpiiis ban Nsousn'
oiabeosn al beore Samarbsioe al Si'
ltersr % 99rsre. llosn bette, ia Sales
rsn, piIoe bet uspps lpttes at iaa be
beone Rsiultatsr ira bore Stoler.
San irsmbolot S9rsrsierninssr iom
sr al os itsriis p9 msit aniparsinloe
al ale gipstalo, men oaiaa st al BE-
minOt paaitisnneOs aalo. Ter tan
lite pGre noser iisru @iGruina, IA
3altrcn, euo bsnnt at Isoe % uoui.ls
ben opporsnos SlGst o9 isre ben
irem til BET ianoe 9ipsmaal, o9 bet sr
bette. iOm Iisssr nGrmsli enhpsr ops
risti9 2Grsrs Sjerie.
glle De-, iom bar tillieos. tIltlenoe.
eap i'm iuloe Siltrsosbso mso Rsbets
llobptte.
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Snrpriieparti.

Wrs. Sobn Ssaua al pssper blsr
iiofs 3orsoaa bsbasslis orerraIist pso
ct upentst Ssfss ai iIsrs ai 6umiIisns
gsnner og Seiisnots fra @ilmOt.
gitermiooaasn tilbrastss ben iisriis
8smptlisbso os Rrs. Sssnu opsr'
rates ct patisrt .Gbina"sSGt 'om
Ell erinorius ira be Ssisssnoe. et
oeliiat glitsnsmaaltio isrpsreoss, %
oa S,liiabst snosiis oplsiiss, par ale
sniss ON, at be baooe tilbra9t en- ilsl'
ben bpsasli9 Gae iammen. Delta
esrne par: 7amsrns Z. 2OriisniOn,
8. apltao, R. ROniOn, 3. 3Oriitn.
ion, q. Sssna. Wr. os Wrs. Sam
Roniou, Orr. os Wrs. u. u. grsim
pa Orr. oe Mrs. German Sobnion.
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9G9tcpiclier.

Somcr gunum Os WiIs Nmu Slime,
bcoae al Sisietou. pieoss Sruosns
,ojsm Sorsoa9 ben lite December /
Cpcrp0reliC al ca. 40 lnobuone Srpls
lups0l9lisr. Yaltor Sbsnrer uoisrte
Viellen.
Clarence y. 9todnep al 8drleIe
5ownibip p9 giIis Sta 2. pills al
g8ilmpt Gaisuisoss i gruoens Siem
al gator Sniieruia ben lite 9etem'
Der. 7s npsiiie ital bOiGtts Jig |
@ilmot, bpor Sruosommsn bar sln'
iGttelie Wllmot SaroDare Cos
9utii.
Riis Clara Wap gebrens al Sedsr
Emp. oa Seis 3. 5tspart al Sropns
@alsp Gstcpieoss al pahor Suliner /
gruoens 6orGlorss Sjem Sailissliss'
oasen. Es ital boi9iis Jig SrOwns
9alep.
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Gireuit Court.

Ten rssul9re December Ssrmin al
Circuit Court for Robtrts 6ountr
tOe i'm Ssspnoslis Der / Spsn / 5irs'
bags mso Sommsr 6ruu, Wcglultp /
7ommeriebst. vi be SO trimiuisIC
Sa9er, iom sr paa Rstsialenosrsll.
par BET fun iirs, Der iom Op for gsbano-
ling. Rciisu blsp snten afpi't sller
uoiat. glanot be Saser, iOm afui'tss
par ben beiisnots diamond Roroer.
lag, Der aipites paa @runo al util.
itr0tteliee gepiisr. SGsen moi
6bas. gailsp tosss unoer Sehnno'
ling iaanr 5nrmtooas, Tisu od gom
mer Wcglultu bar tioliarrs pG:et blan'
oct iuo ben teltbrs Snl ipm Sa9is'
rsr. bleu ben bsnpili Ill Sommer Ssp'
aros Rct. : Stntsns sag mob pbil'
ips. aniluast for uIoulidi grGnoeuins'
iala, crtlQrsoe oen antla9eoe liq
iiploia.
Soa0 pnab,opnotss Ssbanolinoen
al b. tiUil, Sas,r, os baaoe 9Ommsr,
Surpmano o9 Sasisr.rs n9rsr 8oot
0aab ON at blips i9roise for Sulss
bsl9sn iGttsr ino.
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Sloebrano nGr Yeeper.

aioIis hOfs 5Orsoas Rorasn uo'
brsb Der 3lOsbranb Bert Glpmsrs
Diem, 3 NiI OF fro pssusr. bpOrp'o
belle Quiet os Snobost blsu 9usrnss
Butte. Wrs. elpmer hOlot paa at
laps 6roiOit paa en- Gasolinsoon,
bpcrunosr Stesspanbsn pGlteoe os
enosl Debt iom uoupsr Spusn % for'
aariassos, at Cunens Y.bolosr sr'
ploosrece. SiOsn uobrsois iis mso
iaaoan Surtilbso. at DIR. % Mrs.
Glpmsr bnpoc alt be iunoe sisrs ior
at rsooe fs islo Os gsrnene, Der inn
par i'srt i'm, Ratlleoer. 6amlIltn
bar iorelsbjg iaust Susrum bos en-
Tabo, iuotiI Glpmsr iaar bpass Zig ct
npt Sus.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-12-08
I 1amfer % 9r0ntme.

Seq fer big, o glorss. / 9rsmms,
) Sanierns iiuer ies big;
9u liaar iOm en- SlOmIt bet srsuus
% Imiler % pin,er iii mig.
Seq Ter oine Yer OS gu9ter,
Seq Ter oiue SoImsr o9 SliGr.
Suor Bitter til 5iiisr fig iIuttsr
90 Naassrns bOlosr iis NOR.
Seq ituer be mG9tigs 5jelee,
Suor Grusn bar iunOst lit SG;
Der rinoer ben ilareiie Riloe
Rso ira ben islasts SrG.
Seq Ter Opsr 6laofisIosts gioOer.
Suor Woie Os enebGr gro;
Der bsrsr is9 Rppsrnes auioosr,
lbi ber iaar ot Isps Ro.
Seq iiuer be uiohratte glaisr
Wso SGtrs os blinisnos 9ano,
SuOr 8uGrsbiri os 9ioisij9r pOrsr
% elssn Der life iig ian.
Seq iiusr be o9loige Stope,
ppor Storiusle bpagsr ut Diem.
% Stpttsrsn Del CT til WiOos.
ylaar lille ban lnissr iis irem.
) Talfsret elpsn irembruier,
5ts isr, ut ben buster is irem.
6ra Sasbrus O9 6abrit bet iuier
ca bsr baasr mango 1T Diem.
s Sirieiunos Stpassr iaa ipals
Sldnot glomiirr paa @r9sbaiisn 9rsn
Der iao ies oa Giesen mon gate
90 SmuaiusIs lang ! min 9rsm.
iii Glaobpsoen iler min 5aEis,
Spcr gonosn gan lepsr iaa trpgt;
Sil Sapeu ban saar for at ianie
en auru al ben oeilisiie 6rust.
Wan9s | glorss ei latter
Suor liisnt osres 6eorslano sr,
Ylen tort ei bets Siisnbso Dc aster.
Som iremmeos 2anos si fer.
9arlltaot. Alta.. gan., % Rop. 'lO
Sispart gbtsaaro.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-12-08
@iarieSspriicr ioaa:

5en norifsiutberife 2irfe.
G'ubstlmsits SsuOas 6orm ri 10 30
SsuoaesitoIs ri II
ylIlber yedsus msetr ri
!litusuOstieutie NJ :.
G'uostlsueite I Yong nouow >sroass
Gitermiooag 81. 3.
v. " Ruott. Taiier.