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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
DATE rs CHOSEN
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
Fredericksbnrg Ladies' win Hold
Services May 19Othcr
News 81 Town.

Especial to The Richmond virxinian.l
fREbEhtEKHEtJ Ra, VA, Nnrl
30,The Ladic9 Memorial A1.Oc1A.
ton Of this city have selected Thurs
day, May ~. a. thu day or the, an-
nual memorial exerctseA This u one
of the most important celapxat tonn
that q held " this asaociatfbn and
the Daughters Of the Euure11xHcy WuI
5eiA them IN uaAkip8 4 asacc14s.
There Will " 4 special program ~ thu
Confederate conetory and then ali
the eravss " the veterans win be
friday - tss-day here Tor iii
benefit of the FiFemen's Associations.
rredeltCkshufg has only voluntary
flrs company enA 4 Hos always rsn-
dsFed efiacient service without -
Tns mayer. Hon. Il. LAWS wallace.
ana the ccuncilEnen ars ureinw ths
public 10 ia tbs man ~ niueh a non
eihlo In this w6rk. The proea4ds az
this tAG-daY Will - uoAd n Durohaafne
additional equipment for thu oofnpany.
This = the SECOND timA that tag DAY
has boAn hold hers
Net Ne11Eo Opsne.
he nv hetdpS c0AIlsuttnB ~ HSN
NihhMbnd, Faxdes4cl1burg and Eufo-
mae freight doP0k With mo Nattenal
A0Na&vN&s& 166n Il n MI UrI6hS 7{ii6
fr9&xnt 1opot Win ~ opened fof os1~l-
49, ~ NAY q This depot haa uS6
nseAsd kor len9 IinsM M KredsFtc
nprg ~ M ehnsaS a1>
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30

HARRIsoNRuR0. VA. April 49,
Work has b~en startsd On the e1o.~
900 dcrmitOFy and syInnastum nuiId-
Inn ~ the 6henandoah COLLEGIATE In
ntitute, Dayton, Rockingham county.
n institution Of the United Rrsthssn
church.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. April
10sAb bout = YeAr go b. r.. WhitneE,
60Emeriy ~ nndortaker az thin city,
now resident % South CAroiina,
w1n4 tntO 0potsyivAaia county % ems
halm = body. He attempted 70 crosa
H~s~l fan. near this city. which was
4wcIian from rAin4 Tho huxxy was
overturned and the satchAI contain
M instrunents valued II Slo0 was
1huySday = lAboyer getting gyNysi
satcAsi with : portion ~ ne lnstru-
meats.
yREDERICKABund. VA. April
so MessrM A. r., 0aruer Colpnsl
=. y. Coils AAd Avis n. Rowe munI-
cipal real ESTATE aaUomo0FAs h4va Nm
iahed examining the rNalty " the
feitE They Will now fearfanxo ma
adjust their WORK preparatory ~
masking the new assessneuts.
NORFOLK. VA. April a0.-Th4
rup& 81 i BID and Decent stere n
HcR<nncuth fall In with crash ys1-
Ft1fdGy Tn6 0fxcktne 0f I'm 61x0 6ANe
IIspasninx of the collapse. aasd no on
No. sinJured. The damage done
sanounted q several Thousand Acl-
S & 81 Z. a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30

and the motion picture section win
boast some new features In this won
derful art.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
Fridays Races
Aouctiuct Resalts. !.

First race. selling, for three-year-
aida 1900 added. six furlongs--koiiie
law. flrst: Nia9ara, second; Galley
s,avn, thfrd. Time. l.14.
Second race. FOR three -year-olds and
nnward. $500 added, seven furlongs--
Prince cal xrst, Tony Bonero, xec-
and. sandrian. third. VI
Third race. for three-year- olds and
inward. a4o0 added. one mlie--Dan-
SsIIon fret. Keen Moving, second,
Cir TTierea third Time. i:i0.
rourth race. the Greenfield stakes.
valne. ii. 500. for two-year-olds, four
ana 4 haif furlonxs-Frank Muilens.
0rst. Piuviux second; Semprolns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
GETS BACK BARBER SHOP.
Woman Claimed Husband Sold It
Without Her Consent.

Justice Stafford in Equity Court No. 1
today held in the case of Jennie Basoff
against Joseph Verdi that the complain
ant, the wife of jacob Basoff, was en-
titled TO recover possession of barber
shop which had been sold to Verdi by
her husband without her knowledge and
without her signing the bill of sale. II
appeared, from the testimony in the case,
that Basof had married his wife with
the understanding that she would set
him up in business. and that shortly after
their marriage she did furnish money
with which he bought a barber shop on
G. street northwest. Basoff later secretly
sold the barber shop. il was stated, and
left the city.
Verdi. the purchaser. claimed that he
believed Basoff 70 be single man. but
the court decided that he had neglected
10 investigate the matter. The defendant
raised the contention that Basoff was not
living with his wife at the time of the
sale, but the court held that the evidence
was to the contrary.
The complainant was represented by At
torneys \. J.. Newmyer and William
Bradfield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
COMPUTES HIS SENTENCE.
President Taft Acts in the Case of
Cadet Frank B. CLAW.

President Taft has exercised clemency
in the case of Cadet Frank X. Clay. first
class. United States Military Academy
son o: Senator Alexander S. Clay of Geor-
ga. The young man was convicted by
court-martial Of the charges of being alb
sent from his tent between tattoo and
reVeille, and OF going beyond the cadet
limits. lie was sentenced by the court to
be siis - nded from the Military Academy
without pay and allowances until August
-, 1911. thus preventing his graduation
next spring, anu setting him back a year
The sentence was commuted by the
Preside. at as ~ require Cadet Clay to
be confined to the area of barracks and
gymnasium until May 81 1911 and during
that period To serve punishment tours
every W ednesday and Saturday at the
usually prescribed hours. This action
saves him from the loss of a year in his
military career
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
TO FIX JURISDICTION
IN WATER RIGHTS CASE
Supreme Court to Decide
Question of State or Fed
eraI Authority.

Teh veXng problem of the relative
rights of owners of land along streams
passing through two or more states to
the use of the water therein yesterday
again came before the Supreme Court OF
the United States.
The point arose in litigation over the
use of the water in the Walker river,
which rises in California and flows into
the state of Nevada. Last year the SUI
preme Court heard arguments in this
litigation but subsequently set the cases
evolving the question for reargument at
this term.
The litigation was begun in 1902 when
Miller N Lux, a California corporatton'
owning land in Nevada, asked the fed
eral courts Of Nevada To restrain Thorn
as B. Hickey and others. citizens or
Nevada but owning land along the river
in California, from dvertinS water there
from and thus interfering with thelr al
legged right to the use of the waters In
the river.
Later Hickey sold his land to the
Hickey Land and Cattle Company. 1hiS
company then began action in the state
courts of California TO secure their rights
To the use of the water in that state
This resulted in contest between the
federal court and the state courts VI
California as to jurisdiction. FINALLY
the federal court issued an 1nJunC tlon
to prevent further proceedings III the
California state courts
The Supreme Court in arguments today
was asked to pass upon the questions OF
jurisdiction which have arisen, and which
were said to affect interests in many
states throughout the west, and also 10
pass on the merits of this particular
litigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
President Taft's Response.

In response President Taft said that
both he and Secretary Knox had always
had the desire to visit Argentina and
that he had not expected that the oppor-
tunity Of stepping on Argentine soil, as
represented by the frigate Presidente
SarmientO. would present itself so soon
He said he was availing himself of this
opportunity to salute the new Argentine
chief of state, and for wishing the pros
perity of the government he had Just in
au2urateI.
Senior Jacinto l.. NiIlegas the Areen-
tirs charge d'affaives, spoke briefly but
with enthusiasm of the friendship of the
two countries.
The new president Of the republic of
Argentine has only been in office since
the first part of the present month. The
officers Of The training ship regard the
opportunity TO entertain President Taft a
signal honor for the new executive of
their country ard az suspicious omen for
his administration.
Later the President shook hands with
the young cadets. 4 general reception by
the shipS officers to the diplomatic corps
city and government officials and many
prominent in social and business life in
Washington followed and continued until
late in the afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
International Good Feeling.

The chief topic of conversation among
the crew today is the evidence of good
feelings existing between the United
States and its sister republic of the south
ern hemisphere, as shown at the luncheon
given aboard the vessel yesterday after
noon in honor of President Taft.
In Offering a toast to the President
and to the United States, in the course
of yesterdays function, Commander
Fliess said:
MIR. President: This unpretent ious
snip. which has already. registered in
It's log book three voyages around the
world and more than 100000 miles of
navigation through all the seas, has al
ways been commanded and manned by
captains, officers and crews born in Ar
gentine. and has had the occasion in
her long career of being honored with
the presence on board of most of the
friendly states visited. But to complete her
naval service there was one thing want
ing, and that is the one which we are
celebrating today, when we have the
honor of having on board for the first
time the President of the United States
and the honorable members of it's gov
eminent.
This most happy event, your excel
lency. will have most Sympathetical
echo in Argentine, and in that way will
put mora in evidence the cordial rela-
tionS and the sincerity of our friend
ship.
ITO remember this | drink to the pros
perity OF the United States to your per-
sonal happiness, Mr.. President, and to
that of the honorable members Of your
government"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
GONE TO ANNAPOLIS
Argentine Cadets Looking
Over Naval Academy.
CREW GIVEN SHORE LEAVE
Presidente Sarmiento to Keep Open
House This Week.
STARTS SUNDAY FOR NORFOLK
Evidence of International Good Feel
ing at Banquet to President
Taft Yesterday.
STARTS SUNDAY FOR NORFOLK

Twcuty-tlIrec naval cadets Of the Ar
gentinc Republic, who came to Washing
ton on board the training ship Presidente
Sarmento, are visiting the United States
Naval Academy today.
The cadets are on their first cruise
since their graduation from the Argen-
tine school at Rio Santiago. forty-two
miles from the capital city of the south
ern republic. At Annapolis today every
opportunity will be given them to see how
future American admirals of the United
States Navy are trained, and to compare
the methods of Uncle Sans school with
those of the institution of which they are
the latest products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
AFFLICTED
Victor Emmanuel Arrives, Un-
announced, at Naples.
UNABLE TO RESIST IMPULSE
MY Heart Was So Touched by Suf-
ferings of the People
1879 ARE KNOWN TO BE DEAD
Admiral Leonardo, Minister of Ma
rine, Sinks to Waist in Mud in
Volcanic Stream.
1879 ARE KNOWN TO BE DEAD

NAPLES. October 26.-king Victor Elm
manuel arrived here unannounced today.
His coming was not wholly unexpected.
His subjects have learned that wherever
there is widespread suffering the king is
sure TO be found, sympathiZing with the
afflicted and directing the work of relief.
The populace acclaimed the king with
wild enthusiasm. To their welcome he
replied
My heart was so touched by the suffer-
ings of the people that ! was unable to
resist an impulse to share their misfor-
tune, and so started on visit to the
devastated region"
King Victor Emmanuel was accom-
panied by his first aid. Gen. Brusati; Ad-
miral Garelli and Count Mattiolo-Pas-
qualini minister of the royal household.
1So Known Dead.
The authorities were able today To
make more definite estimate of the
fatalities caused by the cyclone, tidal
wave and accompanying eruptions at
Mount Vesuvius and Mount Epomeo.
Known deaths are reported as follows:
Cetara. so: Necete. 81. Major. ~; Cas-
amicciola, Island of Ischia, L.; Amalh
10; Resina. Z: Madonna Giraffe. 10: Min
orr, 4: Lacco Amena. 3; Montecervino, >;
Tore del Greco. ]. Total. 1S9
Thousands of persons are homeless.
The most serious problem now is to pro-
vide these with shelter. food and drinking
water.
The movement of supplies is difficult.
In many places the roads have been
washed out and made impossible. For
tunately most of the towns requiring aid
can be approached from the sea.
Mishap to Admiral Leonardo.
Admiral Leonardo, minister of marine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
Mishap to Admiral Leonardo.

Admiral Leonardo. minister of marine.
had a narrow escape from death on the
Island Of Ischia today. In attempting to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26

of ministers has unanimously decided TO
permit Jews free domiciIe in twelve vii
lagos from which heretofore they have
been excluded. This action, he states,
has been approved by the Russian gov
eminent. and will resul in = mad iication
of the anti-Hebrew laws of 1852, which
nave resulted in great restrictions of the
liberty of Jews in Russia and those resi-
in Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26

get q close view of the effect Of the erup-
ton from Mount EpomeO he approached
too closely the bed of the volcanic stream
and sank to his waist in mud.
BY lucky chance his plight was quick
ly discovered by group of soldiers, who
hurried to his rescue. Although plaster
ed with mud the minister refused to
abandon his tour of inspection and re-
peat eddy said to the soldiers:
Look out for the others. Don't mind
me-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
Commandant Their Guide.

The commandant of the Naval Acad-
envy took them in tow upon their arrival
in the Maryland capital, and acted as
their escort throughout the day.
The cadets left Washington at O'Clock
on board a special car in charge of two
officers from the training ship. They are
expected to return late this afternoon.
For the balance of the week the cadets
and crew will enjoy shore leave sufficient
to enable them to inspect all the public
buildings and see the beauties of WASH
ington.
The Argentine training ship will remain
at its present mornings at the navy yard
dock until Sunday. 1t will then proceed
to Norfolk, Va and. after coaling, will
cross the Atlantic to Portsmouth, Eng
land for weeks visit.
During the remainder of the ships stay
in Washington harbor visitors will be
permitted on board from 10 to II o'clock
in the morning and from until o'clock
in the afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26

Therpu quality nd
IN who the toppnt of pl Il d h low
nndo scl first che OF the big barginof offered
hpd y is he cry item m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26

Two horses in the stable of Liveryman
A. Foreman at Waynesboro, Nd. were
given poison by some mscreant. One.
valued at 500, died. The other horse,
owned by Miss Amanda Eyler, recovered.
The lock of the stable was picked by the
posoner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26

Miss Bessie Anderson, eighteen years
old. eloped to Baltimore from York. Pa,
Monday. with Harry Mayer, and was
married Yesterday she informed her
parents of her wedding and said sns
would spend her honeymoon in Balti-
more and Philadelphia. The girls par
ents objected to her marriage to Mayer
because he is cripple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26

Crazed with whisky and drugs. Andrew
Best. colored, fired several shots at his
friend, Henry Goode, also colored at
Richmond, Va. yesterday. and a white
bystander knocked him down. A squad
of dice interviewed when a riot seemed
imminent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
FREE DOMICILE FOR JEWS.
Russian Government Comedies Priv
ilege in Twelve Villages.

United States Consul Snodgrass At
Moscow has informed the State Depart
ment, by cable, that the Russian council
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-04-14
f,pab Der laues al Yapir.

"4mericnn lJtd9nSlnf" fortUller, ut
g.ntoDet al Nusmeore, Der nnUcnotr
pr9parerccc Faplrer llieoet lDr Nu9e,
Seroisiter p1 enoog Gardiner, 'iaol9
tiltaaer. Sisic Stoner iorener &en-
liabeb mtO rperoroentll9 SIlll9beo.
itlsnt oe borttutes eiter Sru9en.
Gmil Glalt; bar opIunoet ct tr0trlt
4apiraarn, Der sr Ell iortrGncll9 Grs
ltdtnina for Srmulo NJ. D. Nnn tul=
Ter lite on. at 6remltlllin9en AZ Yin
neo al bette Fupir0Go tun or ct Slo.=
ipsrssmaol. 9e npe 6nbrltatsr AZ
pdpirinippsr ital nGlten lite tunue
itlelnes 'rl 09te 29rrep. Wangs
IH0no benptter oerfor glerne ols'e,
iorbi be siisr Brusen ltrats Tan bort
tafes.
Set er beilenbt, at man MI trem-
filler pturltsn af presiet o9 ltampet
papir, % at oisie lanst opertronsr
iaoponlis aaltfen Wooitunostraft.
OaIaa @osnbjul fremitlllss 10 az pa-
pir, % oisie bar iGnslt pit lin tor=
bauIenbs Solobarbeo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-04-14

Seq tiIitaar, at ieg M rinne, 5e=
lcoes ban bapbe giort bet. Mten iee
ioo, at ban iattet Mistanfe til mig |
Soloncn. o9 jea fif onl glftenen pie
poa bom / @angen, ba iee aif til NIT
%Trclic, oo fclte mig operbentit ON,
at ban piloe ie efter, ON iee bauoe
Ioot mig, ier bon beaop iie til lin $m'
ItruS |Grclie for at al beroe Beifeo.
Sea la ocrfor Sengfl9oerne Zig. at
set ioo no, iom ON Der lao nosen |
Senaen, og lfiilIte mig bag Oeren.
Seq bebepcoe life at pente l1nae.
aloffen TO bsrte iee Ell ipaa 2pb %
'oo Vonelet | min 0er - Yanelet
unoer 2ooien - aIioe iaate op. On
2pSitroole finite mo pnn min Set,a,
og ica iaa &eroes slniist - maiferet
title mo. Saq eleb YaneIet neb
ioier.
Sra pentet en- Time. Saa forIob
jeo nit Gprelie, lpttet nbenfor bans
Ter for at operbeniie mig on,, at ban
lob, % itnoerlegfe Oerpda Yanelef I
min 9sr. 0a iee fsrit fienbte Gem.
meliabeoen, bar bet @arneb9rf at
oponoe Wefanismen. Oct 6berfte
Fanel bar built og oobbeIt iaa tpft
iom oct ncberlte, iom let fim6e ifppss
op, IonlebeS at peofommenbe t,in6e
ioo Ioaong til SIaaene % WseIen
inoenior.
Seq ifrep 8rebet til Dem oe prs-
pebe Mefonisnen peo at lsfte Deres
Eonel ct Vor Sonlmer og fnfte Dre.
ret ino. Soo forloo ieg Siiiet oq
ililate citer Srn Seroer, neb bet Me.
iilltot 0e fienber. Baronen befinber
ilg for GiebIiffet fin 2eiligbeb meo
Snonoiern paa % afpenter, bbab De
pioere oil foretage Dent I Sasen."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-04-14

"Nfen bpa0 betpocr 0o1 octtc, 0r
Qlofe2 0porlcoc9 op0aNot De oct2"
uobreo 2oop &ilton.
Oct betpocr," unrcoc 9Idfe tort,
"ot &eroer blep flc0 al lIn oIbpnglge
Gtillina og prli9e glrbei0c % ioo la
Ell Tlnn iom enoog bar llGr pon at
trooie min alpgt Sonl De Ier al
Yreoet ber, ifuloe bans &llltrlt inncr-
gen ioa iemti Sllien Buno al garo-
nen, og iaa piloe De ba paIgt ct belief
Iigt Gieblif til at forlaoe Eienelten
meb iamt DereS Supeler. De fonot
nit 8rep iinorges9"
"Sa. 90 ieg bar eaoet % unoret
mig ooer, bporleoeS bet fluoe ligge
paa min Sene," ia &aop Silton.
seq faltebe oct IND 40 oen ianlme
@ei Serber bar benpttet," ia Blafe.
Ceres @prelier ligcion og'oo Ser
tiiginoenS er Bit oabnet oQ llffet iioc'
ira bet bar Den enelte nlIlige 6or'
florirg go De ielu nGpnte ben ene'
ltc Terion, lom fimbe bn greiet oct,
bu 0e iortolte, at OercS SefrctPr
alto ho~Ao t<..s~A AZ s'-- N:.noiitinu
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-04-14

Yr0lloent 9ait onnieoe nplig ct
Sal, o9. .tiltrpos for lit ipGre &Orpus,
ltal ban pa p0ret III meget elegant
Sanler. Gn reiormeret Yr0lnt / : o=
leoo, Ohio. Yiitop gSeetlp. bar ct
&lrtebluO paa Oct ltren9elte reiIet PrG=
liOCnten for bette, pg ban 9uar eno00
iua plot iom at li9e, at Yr0lioenten
peo at banIe bar be9raoeret belle ben
umeritanite Station. - ga, er oct life
fpr 0dlt? Spno bsr Der 9jcres Deo
ili9t! Sans Selli9beo Yauen banter
alori9. Stuloe imiolertio bore liore
StatsmGno begpnoe at oanIe SnllinQ.
tror pi littert, at me9et pilOe oUre
punoet." ("Noropelten.")
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-04-14
Set foiter Stattcpoernc uper $4,000
mere pr. Sag nnocr TesIcps Stpre eno
nnoer Glroos. &c bare paa apitterin=
germe for Sfattcn.
Ct parsfo, iom life blep oriet,

%. Gollins, StalmarternesStats=
tasierer, iom iratraaots fit Gmbsoe B..
lite Sanuar,, 1907, maa ertlenoes. al
ba iet. ino 6remtioen meo ct proietiii
Spn. s bans Snoberetnns til @uper=
nsren, for Iaret enoenoe oen 30. SUM
1906, benleoer Mr. Collins Spm0rt=
Iombeoen paa ben ltore W0n9oe itat=
bar gienoom. iom mart iinDer Iei til
Stattelilterne % osrpeo fors9er Sno=
tomiterne, o9 9uu ct YaritO ON lite at
9pre Stormlsb paa Stattammeret.
s Snoberetnin9en flyer ban:
"Yor 9ioss 6remsans, Yslinro pe
Gptte bar ipreot Jig oOer belle por patre
Stat os brust iunO &raft. paa alle
Tirteielt - for Sarmeren iom glrbei-
oeren &jsbmanoen Og Santpren iaa=
pel ON 6abrltanten - % meloer ON
llon9ter til torbsleoe Snot09ter for
Staten. ,SGrlig pil bette m9rtes i
Sebet at oct tpmmenoe glar, 9runoet
pua, at Here blnoreoe 0til Sernbdner,
Der III bpa9es inosn Stntens Gr0n=
Ter, nil iulOieres og iualeoes bli itat=
bare. slpe yQsxua9l@sses islsslis
meo geboelis gutiter, Banter
Oip. Sammen meo..oen ubpre sprise
itatbare GienoOm, iom fremtommer
Ueo Oisie nDe Sernbaners 5ruiit %
slabningen al ofieniii9 Sano ior Sett=
fling. pil mango lilllioner Collars
lG9gcs til Statteli'terne n0iie 9lar.
90 BOG. mco ale osie lpie llOll0ter
iii Iorp9eoe SnotU9ter / NremtOen,
li99er Der. iom tioli9sre Grfarin9er
bar. lGrt .os, Den ,}Ore paa Cur, at Ge=
Observation-Disclosures line GeUil9nln=
aer pll tube aIipns bet melt u0lentli9e
o9 pl9tlge. Ynntt: &lIoen I'll ~ Ster=
relltn al SnotU9terne. o9 fele Jig otter
&aubet og bet li0rte 3rpt .peo at be-
ullge lan9t mere eno SnotGgterne til.
luoer, iua Staten oerpeo ueoes til at
betale IDD Yyocent Jtente pla oens
@arantier. Ser CT instn llnoltplo=
ming for Ell ilig 5illtanO o9 ben ltuoe
lille tlllaoes at etslltere uoCn 3ilI9loe
al 9lnsreb, Sprer Fant ,llcr @rlg."
2un 6are. iom Mir. o,ilns omtn.
Ter, al cn iorpget Snot@9l OF bli be-
npttet l1n llnoilplouin9 lpt .Sloleri i
Statsanll99enoer, ban. .pln li9 'um en-
lepenoe, Vl. .ell9beo. .Srlur9culcrnc
bar la9t eI'er Stattammtret lom Ell
Slot iultne lllpe, os &ciultntct cr, at.
Staten III er n0rpeo en mllllon Iol=
lars / 6j0lo, og @lWlotn e0es. ltuoi9
meo ell tpart Mllllon ON. 9Idret.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-04-14

! 3iliUioe at Snlur9enterne 9aar
al meo Seiren pso prim9rpaleene /
SUM. ioa pII &i6aros, ben iiors Me=
lter. idttlit p9re 8upernsr % lite
Yeslep &anoioaten. Suronton=
isreuten par lieeirem en- toloblooi9
Spttebamoei ia Vssieps Sioe. 0eo
oenue irainpoe ban lis ole Rsttis.
beoer Oa iit iOm @eosrlas &i4aros
Sj9lp Os Ststte. &iharos pil MI
tprs bet pOlitiite Waitlneri os bsisrse
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-04-14

S. M. gprne er Sniur9enternes
&anoioat til @ice9uUerner. Wr. Spr-
ne bar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6or=
mano ilote Ye9islatur og iom iaa.
ban bar ban for en- itor Gel aniparlio
for be ubpre geuil9nin9er. iom bier
siort al oenne Soriumlln9. 9ette
buroe biGlpe Wtr. Sprnes Sanoloatu,
blanot be Stattebetalenoe, ipm trOi
paa, at Staten bsr ole no oobbelt lao
mango pen9e iom ben tuger ino.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-04-14

X Gr=6uperner Glroo bar tuliet lig
@algtampen iOm Saler % iremilller
&jenos9ierninaer o9 Sal, Der bringer
V9l9erioltet / Staten til at t0nte liQ
ON. Mlr. Glroo blotliillsr Sniur9ent=
ltprets Goielbeo os anierer Sal ira
De oiIicielle Hetoroer til Sebis for Mig
t9beoen. Speralt bpor gtr. Glroo
taller, pinoer ban Stemmer ior li9,
iorpi ban isrer geulsgrunne NJ D
Wesieps 9lominiiration o9 or Glroos.
Wan fan umulig trmme pUt ira Sal=
leue.