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PRESSURE ~ Case o. PEicE
BtS BEStheFs % Peru and Ecuador UrEe
withdrawal Sf Troops.

SPECIAL cahis nsspaicA 70 TINS SUN
LIMA. Peru. June mn memoran-
dun made public to-day the threa ma.
daons which are acting "a mcdiatOrs in
tho boundary dispute between Peru and
Ecuador designate the conditions preoe-
dent n an adjudication Of the questions
az issua
u - stipulated that the Ecuadorian
forces lie Withdrawn 20 Guayaquil while
the armies Of Peru retire an equal dis.
lance from tho frontier Both nations
grH N restors as som a. possible their
armed forces n a peace footing
WASHINGTON. June 7O.-Th@ United
Stats, Brazil and Argentina have re-
newcd their efforts b. make effective the
tripartite offer 81 mediation 10 avert war
betwesn Peru and Ecuadoe While both
countries accepted tho mediation Of the
three governments there has been some
delay in removing their troops from tho
border
The intervening powrrs have oonse-
1uently suggested that the Ecuadorian
troops bs removed north Of Guayaquil
and that the Peruvian troops bc ordered
an equal distance south Of the border
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Anyway, ne's Dmoaaaly wen AGAIN and
G0lRg 60 the Sea - Gee Really Wen
-WRols Empire WoETisa-Almsst .
TeetotMlleP- nFtaha Paks Champagne
SBssaai csaIs DssDGieA - TAa SgS.
BENLIN. June 90.-Thers b 90 oou-
oeallnG tho taoa that he German nation
has felt the most ssrious doubt and anKisey
cOnoarninG he KAissr's condition. and IN
spite Of FeaasurinS reports thsrs h StiI
considerable uneaalness. Some dimlnu-
tiO0 Of this feeling vas experienced To-
uight, howOv@r. uhen Or. HisdneT, ply
siciAn In ordinary N tho Emperor.
allowed himself 70 he quoted e. follows
'Tha Emperor Ia himsslf again. The
Affection On his knee has practically dis
appeared Yesterday and to-day his
Majesty walked In the palace gardens
without suffering 'hs slightest alscOTu-
fort
Much Indignation IL expressed by the
nSSspagaFS Of this city over The suggestion
~hioh comes from the celebrated Dr..
Doyen Of Paris that the KaiseF's ailments
are due 70 alcoholism. Dr.. DoysO. whose
investigations into the nature and orEin
II diseases Of the blood have attracted .
great deal Of attention recently. is quoted
by the Paris Mott" a. saying 10 regard 70
the EnperOT's condition:
The Affection Of the arm followed by
similar one on the knee. when ws re-
member that the patient IL no longer
young and that he. like all Germans has
probably drunk a good deal % beer and
alcohol and that his kidneys no doubt
are no, In perfect condition. might be
due 10 q generalization Of infection.
From kilograms ! have read l do not
think thu treatment he has received has
been suited 10 his complaint
To meet this a statement has been pub
hshed here describing the Kaiser's tenn
perate habits and asserting that for the
last three years he has been almost a total
ahstainar. His favorits beverages. II IL
said. ara lemonade and Orangeade. while
at banquets h9 has a specially prepared
drink which resembles champagne in
appearance but which Is non-alcoholio
According 20 present arrangements
the Kaiser will leave Potsdam on Wednes-
day Tor Hamburg. whore he will embark
for KEEL. Thence hs will 20 on the royal
Yacht HohenN0lleTn 10 Emden al the
mouth Of tho Ems He will make a STAY
II some length az that place recuporating
from the effects n his illness
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SADRIx APPEALS To POWERS.
says q. .. Keeps Hlm From Beating
EStFadA-Faotiaa DemoSailEed.


wAsHINoToN. June 9O.-Ihomas P
Moffat. American Consul at BlIefelds.
Nicaragua. reported 70 The State Depart
msnt to-day that william P Pittman Of
Boston, the American who vas captured
While planting mines during the recent
battle at Blushelds. was safe a. his place
Of Confinement at the bluh near Blue
felds
The'following despatch was also received
from Jose de olivarez. American Consul
at Managua.
The Managla newspapers have pub
lished to-day the text of a telegram adj
dressed by Minister-Gencral Baca on
June IS TO the principal nations Of Europe
and Latin America, inpugning the Amer
lean Government for implied violation
Of neutrality in favor Of tho revolution
at Bluehelds and asking the good ofices
OF Ghess Governments 10 prevail upon
the Government at Washington 10 leave
the sO-calIsd Government Of Nicaragua
free 70 carry out the pacifcation Of the
country unhampered by the restrictions
which Il 10 alleged are the real cause Of
the continuance Of tho war. entailinR
inoalcuhble damage and serious danger
10 the republic.
Through the newspapers and other
wise MAdriz and Baca are seeking 20
create the impression that public ssnsi-
ment here and in the United States Is
opposed 10 the policy Of tbs Government
in regard 10 Blushelds. As a matter OF
fact public sentiment in this country
appears TO he most decidedly In favor
Of our Governments attitude.
indications 81 decentralization are he
trayed by the MadriE faction. which
il evidently endeavoring 70 retain such
prestige AZ Il n " possesses thru ugh OK
IRENE measures Throug out western
Nicaragua the prisons are crowded with
reputabls citizens In GranA a families
are being reverted from obtaining iOod
In order to coerce hem into raging the
latest forced loan. which now amounts
10 JOO. 600 pesos or fS5 so
Armed revolutionary hands are rang
ing through the rural districts and are
seriously harlssing the outposts 81 Madrir.
whose forces have been materially weak
ened'
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June the pressure coniinned hiEh yes,er-
day over the CUT and oentTai states and me iaAs
r.gtous and Eas only comparatively lOw over the
middle Atlantic S'atea where small depression
supsared central over Maryland. and n New
EnRiaRd
n rssalned warm over Ell the Eastern haii o.
ne eous,ry and ras stid warner IN tae middle
Atlaaue and tagthera NsW England states and
"A .tr,s Of ne lake regions ard me 81 Lawrence
valley. II Was warmer also TON ne HppeT
as eastward la.s Non'ana tnd wyoming md
eoo.rr n Kansas and Colorado and on TOE Paei1o
cnasG
A disturbance vhieh covered Ell TIE Roxy
uoin,aln states snd Eas rsnWal over AonAnA
-aaurd showeFs IN M Northwes; and On ne aor'h
p.g,as -ossi Thers Eefs showers aisn q ne
nidd,s west
h ,hls ~ity ne day was iair and warmer vino.
b,vh 10 freah aorthwelE average aumidity. - per
80 barometer. corrected 70 read 70 sea lsvci
asa. A.. nRRsP ~ sB0.
rAs tsmpsrapars YESTERDAY. - recorded b. ne
sMriai tscsm0metcE. 10 saoNo 70 NE aHHetea
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Coward Arch Support Shoe
for Women

This shoe furnishes a cor
rectly designed anatomical
support for a weak arch, aud
provides a comfortable and
natural remedy for Pes planus
{" dat-foot y. We shape the
Coward ARcH SUPPoRr SHOE 10
different degrees Of elevation
under arch Of foot, in order
to correct and relieve this
painful pathological condi-
ton in any Of its stages.
The position Of the heel, in
walking and standing, hav-
ing much to do with the re-
medal value Of the COWARD
Arch SUPPORT SHOE. We have
built the heel in heights vary-.
ing from one 10 two inches.
Women who find that they
arc losing the buOyant. elastic
step Of youth, will md great
benefit from wearing the
COWARD ARcH SUPPORT SHoE
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slsrpwaIGlas Grl Clad and sen. Home.

A Young woman In white approaching
the Clymer street police station. Williams.
burg. early Yesterday morning drew the
attention Of Lieut. Lyman and Policeman
Cook, who were 90 the front stOo1 They
waited until she came closer. when they
observed that sh0 was aomnarnhuliSt
and was clad only In a white nighigown
Her hair hung down her back and vas
tied a. tho top with blue ribbon She
wore no shoes Or stockings FIRE gong
striking near by woke her up and she
said she was Miss Estelle Chappelle. hv-
ing in New Jersey hut for several days
staying with a married sister AZ $50 Bed
ford avenue She was provided with an
overcoat and slippers and was taken in
a taxicab TO The horne ~ her sister. who
did not know that she had gone out
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Propeller Redncld Burned

CATsEILL. June 20 The freight pro-
peIler Redfeld Of the CatskiI Evening
Line caught fire In the hold whiis lying
az her dock az AtheRs this afternoon
and Was toWed on; % the middle Of the
river opposite Hudson. where the vessel
burned 70 the Gater's edge. Shs bad
been carrying sugar from ionkera %
Hudson. The Redhsld wa built al the
yard opposite Albany in isgi by Lewis
MiwnarIv
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The Nar glreet ..E,enlnE san.

The Wall Street edition Of The EvENIS0
srN contains all the finaEcial news and
the stock and bond quotations b the close
on the market The closing quotations.
including the bid and asked" prices. with
additional news matter, are contained aiso
M the night edition Of THK EvENplg 6UN
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NAXKIX AND VINO WARE.
Prices IN the Thousands for Porcelain
Sold 81 ChFIstis's. London.
Special Case 0''pa'eA 90 rHH sgS.

LoSDoN. June 70. AT q sals At ChTisties
to-day Of Nankin porcelain . pair Of
oyiform vases and covers ten and a half
inches high fetched t8.s;S.
In the class for Chinese porcelain the
properly Of different persona. 9 pair Of
large vases Of tho early Ming period.
,wsnty-siE and a hair inches high. brought
A go
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WOULD MAKE VAR IMPOSSIBLE.
Address sT W.. Bryan Before the Mission.
AIRY Conference
SPECIAL cds's D'sDaieA 70 rHs srS.

SPECIAL cdbis DsspdieA 70 THE SCN
EDNBu on. June 70. In an address
before tho Worlds Missionary Confer
enos this mOrning William Jennings
Bryan pleaded for international peace.
He Said he vas unable n understand how
two Christian nations could justify war
upon each other. He hoped the time was
approaching when all disputes between
nations would be submitted TO intsrna-
tiOnaI arbitration before the guns began
20 bark. War. he declared. would then
be almost impossible
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PECUNIARY CLAIMS TREATY.
England AuthoFizes Ambassador Bryce
20 sign n-Waitlng for L. q

SPECIAL Cess Despatch 70 THE suN.
LONDON June 2O.-ReplyinR IN a quss-
ton in the House OF Commons this after
noon. 7 McRinnon Wood Parliamentary
Secretary for the Foreign once, stated nat
the Right Hon. James Bryce. the British
Ambassador TO the United States. had been
authorized % sign the pecuniAry claims
treaty between that country aud Great
Britain.
He added that the British Governrnent
had received no communication fruga thu
United States in regard 20 the publica-
ton Of the treaty
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c. G. GATES wren BETTER.
AbIe to SO IN Doctors Decide Operation
went De Necessary

sPecA CaAF Dtapaich % TuH sCa
PARIs. June 70. Charles O. Gates. who
has been seriously ~ here. Ia reported
greatly improved tonight During the
evening nc vas able 70 SIC up Tor q whiIe
and Il vas announced that bis physicians
had decide1 that an operation would Get
be necessary.
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FRENCH RAILROAD rERILs
I've Mere Accidents Sa state owned Line
Near scene % sunday Slaughter
spsriSi ceSis DsspaoA % tvs sly.

spsrisi csas DsspueA % tvs svs.
vILLEPRErx. France. June 7O.-Follow-
ing tho railroad disaster Of last sunday
there were iwo more accidents near here
to-day. They were. however. Of a lesa
serious nature.
This morsing q trai5 left tho rails
within a hundred yards o. the fatal
wreck Of two days ago. but fortunately
no one was di,sd. Later In the day two
track workers we're killed by an OK.
press almost az tho same spot.
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4. $. SIDE or FISHERIES CASE.
Washington Lawyer starts 10 answer SIR
Robert Ftnlay's LORG Tslh.

spsoas Cas,s Dssp1'sA 70 rHE srS.
TIE HAOUE. June zO.-George Turner
OF Washington STATE. % counsel for the
United States in the Newfoundland fisher
lee arbitration. opened tho pleadings on
the American side to-day.
Al the very outset he said his task
was an extremely difficult one. especially
after the opening OF Sir Robert FinlAy.
who presented the British side Of the dis
puts in a mastery address which las.ed
over a week
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v.sw,xcvoz FORECAST VnG IODaT AS5 TO
N0aaoW.
Fss sasf,ra Hsw YsFE sad Nsr E~S'sHd. gsu'
,,.uu esiv b aag SAD ts-lSgFOg: eoHuaEsd rgIa.
$50 % s,saseeis saria8s r4ads
Fsr ne Disutct u Columbia. eastern Psnns7'-
vsrts. New Jersey Delaware. Naryiaad ord
yirrin.a. parly ob0udy and ro7unusd uarm
a day and b. morroa hEht variabie utnda
Far uestoru Nsu York. western Panhsyivanih
and ou,o. generally islr to-day and ,o-nouoE.
ufhi vauasis uindA
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FRENCH STEAMER SUM.
Ten seamen Drowned ThroGgh Collision
on the welsh Coast

spsrial cabis DssDaieA 70 TME SuN
HoLYHEAD. June 7O.-The British steam
ship Yews and the French steamship
Ia Rochelle oollided last night near the
skerries. on the coast Of Angles@y,
North wales. in . fog.
The Frenohman was sunk and ten
lives were lost.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21
TwO-garment Suits for Men
can be dressy as well as comfortable.

Omission of the wasteoat is about al
that distinguishes the two piece from
the thres-piecs Suit OF most makers
Our rwo-sarmsnt Suits are especially
designed as such Their features of
construction distinctly different from
the three-SHrm Suit and the utmost
skill Is exercised In tailoring them. so
that they may retain their shapeliness,
To do this successfully calls for superior
knowledge and training, Our tailormen
have both ,.,-.t
Tvo-sarmsnt Suits for Men begin with
the linens at q dollar and a half ranging
In other materials. up thirty-five dollars.
Included are mohairs crashes. series.
homsspuns. tropical worsteds white or
fancy HannelS silks and badstsS
Outing trousers Of white or fancy flannelss-
500 to $50
Of linens crashes and other summer
materials at $50 to 500
Khaki Outing Trousers at 200 and $50.
saks &GuntpartY
Broadway 34sh Street
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RarI Crsy asss fss aims.

srsciai ceta bespcisA 70 Tnn Sex
LogDON. June 1os- Earl Grey. TIC Gov
ernor-CienPral % Canada. had an audienos
with ne King to-day
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Vas lST Los NIT DEN EGISUU2
ALCOHOLIC FAINT, SAYS PARIS
DOCTOR, GERMANS RAGE.

Anyway ns's Omclally wen Again ami
GolaS % the Sea - Get Really Wen
-Whols Empire WoFFisd-Almsat .
TeetotMller- nFtahs Paks CnnmpAgns
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OHlO TO REPUDIGTT BRYAN


.rpsur II the Nr''FSNLaH AMI Ishassa -
have = SrnaIRr Nominated aseSa-
d. IIa,e ~ Chance t',Atfssm ~
.u IssRrS-Na rrmprrAnrs Ilanh.
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StcmmcrctsfpinbcrncS &jGmpcoc.
munitratiOn.
40 norIfc Tclta9crc.

2onoon, 1Soe SSini. Saffct pGre
set gIimrenoc Sonlnerpcir bleo
Observation-Disclosures, iom par ar.
ronOeret ioog til SorbcI ior &pinoe.
itemmerettcn en- itor SufieS.
S HroSceSiionen oeltog min0It ii
Suiino Mc:neifer, bporiblan6t talri-
qe Shloeren0e, &unitnere o. Sfllc-
ipillerinber.
s Spioien marcberebe Gl7 Stem.
neretsfuinNcr. om gientagne 8nnge
bar pGret fGngilet.
Sorllocn engeIife apinoeItcntmc.
retsiorcninger bar Ser o9ioa HeprG.
ientnnter ira 9torge, Sperige, 0an.
mart, 0olIano, StnIien og 6ranfrige.
Zen norlte &ontlngent, beltnenoe
al benre0 iirti, naricbercoe rnoer
ocn norife @pin0eitelnncret3 Sore.
nin9S Sane, set norife Silfeilag, iom
Iru ella 9(nfer 1apoe me0brngt til
ENGLAND.
tSdilen boreS perelpl5 AZ ,Srllef OF
,Srefen Wieller, 8ooseier &ni Wtpl.
ler$ Gntter. Ger oeltog ire norlfe
hinoclige Shoenter, Here al Sen
norlfe &oloniS Gamer iamt enfelte
Silreilellbe, oeriblonot 6ru Ealtor
Solnernan. TroceSiionen togeoe
9ienncm 2onoonS Sopeogo0c bpor
ubpre MenneltemoSier bar paa @e.
nene Giterpoa bar ser SemonItra.
tionSmsoe 9lIbert Sail.
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Norife SprcbnnSe til YolitibnnSc?

9(i 9lpi5reieraterne ira Ireperne
meo oe inofsrte Tolitiblnoe iremgoar
Oct at Sinoene irrlig fan ioa Be.
tponn5 lom EolitinonocnS 9elfptter
og Sielper llnoer @oifetog meo og
transport al 6orbrpoere 0. I. gtogen
ltor Gpne til at opipore corbrpoeren
ler BET life lo til at Sc bar.
V'en naar Set er iaooan maa Gan.
fen Itror le0es fen paa, ON life bore
norlfe 9prebllnoe peo Gpelie og
Nreslur frnbe blipe iulbitGnoig lige
npttige lom be inoisrte.
,Slere Stammer iaopel al por forte
lom 9rao GprebunS bar nemlia -
Ielu noen Sresiur - en- rent merfe.
lig gpne til peo enbper 2eiligbeo at
billie beifptte i'm Serre eller noget,
Iom bsrer bam til.
Seq fienoer en- tort Gpre6uno.
fannie ber 2anoet (gomIe 9isrne.
bnnoe) lom er nloeleS aparte nGpn-
te SenIeenoe. Strar Soalperne er
blepet ct Tor Waone0er gamle, er Sc
jim Serre meget bengipne, men meset
mistGnfIomme operfor sSrenneoe, oa
Iom borne bill Sc oiteIt rent al lig
ielp blipe ilig, at bare en iremmeo
Utano tager bort / Sunoens Serre,
laa letter Sunoen siebliffelig paa
W'onoen, oa peO Slagsmool (eIu
mellem Smaagutter) er itror Sun.
ben fgroig til at faite fig imellem og
ifille Yorterne.
Sunoene Tan meeet let SresIeres til
at liage igien paa ct Steb oa paste
paa ct eller an0et, o. iaaoanne I'll.
IGloe tan be bore rent rsren6e paa.
lloeli9e. Sc fan Iisge / oagepis, til.
oels noen Iao, og pasie Sileen, oa
be Den, lon ter prspe at taae Saaer.
ne lom pasles. Sunoen aipcr fla if.
fe, ON oet 9iGlSer 2ipet.
S 9lore Sioer benptte6es oisie
Sunoe life iieloen til 9llbunbe, OF
lom laaoanne fulgte oe 9uTfapen belle
Sagen os bar itaoig paa SSagt oper.
Tor 1remnleo 5G o. SoIf, @coSpr ETC.,
o9 naar apeloen fom iaseoe Sunoe.
ne Gprene biem.
Se inofsrte Sunoe er formentlig
loltbare, laa ON man finoer Dem
llenllge, lnoa man bel til at oresiere
onnoene lelp os fisbe Dem iom
ooalper. Ten ieIp ga tur6e De bare
neaet oprere emo bore Oprebunoe.
clsle foIter iOm SpaIper (oe aobe,
ppIlte iifre Stammer) | glminoelis.
)eo life oper 80 Rroner.
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lllormontrafifen / Spe'
riSe.
e beoraaue Gires Stjebnc.

Zen ipenlfe Gmigrantfomltes llo-
rcouina al WtornonerneS Fropa9or'
oa SueriQe bar pntt ocn lterlie ~
lat ouer belle Sunoct. &olnlteen bar
eitcr Nlnui3nin0 al Sngfpnolae eve
rinc hcnucnot liz iii Ell AZ De beolte
0icnhcre al MorlnonlSilen Naltor
X &. 9ln@lcp t 2clnont / SllInolS'
ipm FOR mcooclt Ell Mrn9oe SplpS'
ninocr ON ipcnite EroielpterS Stl"p'
ne
Morlnoncrne3 mprrcnoe Frolet
"a Trriocnt cr Soief =. Smith,
MiS ,Srttcr Soici Snlitb, ben Ierlte
lroietS Son, cr Errlioent ct lcblS'
motiif 9rormcninmflno, iom forta-
icr Tlcrfoneret % iom bar 5o''
GOO Ntcolcnlnler.
VnItor 9(a$lep uotnler ON
NIornlonaGenterneS &arafter:
.Gcrom iiaer @'ormonproIeten
Nriqhom Nouns, iom ollerbeolt tor
fcnSc bcn: seq bar mango e>an9e
opfororct %erNen til at irenlpile lao
u$le GirpIe, iom hi fan. vi oper'
trriIcr Dem / alt. %i bar oe 'tsrlte
"a flinfcitc 2s9nere Serocn, De op9'
tidite % liitigIte Sppe og bper anoell
Garoftcrtppe, iom nTpneS fan: %'
Fan her / SSsrael fremorage selolle
'om fan opertrTiie %eroen llolp@'
relicr % i at ipille Sort. &c fan BE-
Nrnle "a llre %erocn meo DC l'lllg'
tie NeNro0cricr pna Soroen. sea
fan ircmuiie 9Gloite fer, lon Tan
prni Sc ilnfcIic Sfllrfe og frdta9e
Sem ocres Een0e. Gi fan ooeraao
@crbcn alIe &neb". (Gcleret Mems
Gtc Wu1b, Sioc 291).
Man1c Grcmplurer niler Nl1flebe'
SEN Al 0cnne @clfripelle al oe selolle,
ionr cr icnot oper til Sperige og onore
0anNc ior at mi3Iionere, liger Tnltpr
9(oSlcp.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14

oe. lllpften 1pn0te oerpeo, at bum
roc0e ior uPr T05ien, og oesuoen
uippe0e 6en en- Mare no al Solle8an.
qen. @dnoet, Der goar meo en- tert
6art, if oerUc0 9Ito9t oper Fram.
men Ger i9rte5 uOooer 6osien 81,
len ipriUauot itrar o. bar life peO
D}iooaJ5tioer iguar aieniunoen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14
SGSclia6cosfurcninacrue On ain,

mntograicrne. Gentralitpret for be
norlfe Notwithstanding bar
oisIe Gage benpenot iig til en- T9ffe
leoenoe WfGnb o. apinoer / bort
Somiuno iorat Gife oeres @enina
om DC 6orifiellige ,Sorbolo, bporrn.
Der ainenIatoaraierne pirfer, oa oe
Spsrgsmool al iocial.etbiif Nahlr,
DER bGnGer lammen berme6. Tette
Her Ior mriliaens at ifaiic beore Son.
trol meo oiS'e Soreitillinaer, iom 10
er bleoet DC al be oreSe gag bpppiaii
beIs8te 9IoIpreSeIier.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14

nen t 9(oIe;lruo allere0e en- lang
2tarrGffe bar oarct communal
Set er paa Iioe at oJIaa 1taoon'
ger fommer en- SuuIe efter. WIen
her Ipnts ioqor en- itor Gel al pore
QpQer. Of ioolpnae life 6olf oirette
areperar al 5tanten tan oct lture'
Sc inorsmmer 6eioen at SpItemei
ber life er ipnoerlig yUItetilf".
Epnf set, Se00a.
%.
lite @oi".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14
ElofnnS. 500 set hiiinriIf

Slofnnb. Eoa set biitoriIf 6e.
fienOte Ste0 9ii'e i Op0ol cr iIsIge
r9ogspoIten" otter aiort enoel OIo.
fnno, beitaaenbe al en- Stritssre,
nogIe lterre SeIier al 9ronce, et
Sppo og ct gllno6io al Sern. Gn
bel W'Gngoe GIore @ienitanoe or isr
pantruiiet omfrin3 iamme Steo, ioa
oct bar life oipeien, ON Ser bleu 10.
retogct en- fpnoig llnoerisgelie.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14
StnOanacr, tS6e cs,,ni

Smoanaer, l8oe SUM. ct fra
SSlano blemfommet MonSIfab for.
igller ct Hpgte ON. at SSSlgnbere bar
ltllof paa norife 5iifere, iom bar
u lidno eIter Spnfeiten til fine ;siIfereo.
liober og berllnoer iiiaI sga ira Me.
Ger, en W'ano omboro blep truiiet
% liGl ogre 900. &c norfe 5ifere
bar doroIGnoinger.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14

Sun: n3u er inillere moo De ump.
lenbe Ipr cnS MOB MIG"
San: o6orise at pGrc um9Ienoe
Ell ShlnO Oh ogina' iaa ifal on ie,
bpcr inil ies ifaI barre moo big.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-14

Glen Com fiber al SsOnIssbeo):
rSoao ifaI ieg sisre, MI bar lea life
litffetb mine Zine / fem gtrtter".
Verlen: .gegpno at bore. ;Ssrlie
@ong. iea forisete. bar mine Zine
Iuffei ! Ell llee."