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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-12-28
Ylep 9lao | iRt@aanopcrf.


9anaiina, Nih.. 2Ooe SeC. ciu'
psruer Osborn. iom til SiaoI9bso er
bsbproei mso Nuorn1enosr ira 3om'
iGlotes SIr9ininae Om at tilliaa
,sanaerns gennaoina. blep lille lioei
operraiiet, ba albert 6briiian. Ell
Ont paa ,ptten aar, lom bIeu lenot
til Statsnss Snouliriitole bette
6ountp. isaar slOroe ban betjsnoi
meo. at ban sniisos at iurl9nsos Sp
bolost peo Stolsn meo mol et aar.
8uttens 5io uolsbsr / 5ebruar.
Dan Tiger. at ban bauoe ben iloiis
lib lat iia lno Siomassrbaanop9r'
tet, men oil life blips opsiia not
,saaet ON ct Nar. glaar ban Tor.
lob Stolen. piloe ban ilaa ct Slaa
uoe | gsrosn Stsoet for at usnoc
tilbase til line 5orGlors.
@uuernsr Osborn raaofsrie iia
ON Saasn mso Stolens Ssiiprer. iOm
ertl9reos, at ban piloe lite inopilas
| 8uttens YesiQrins.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-12-28

Old Year-Hello. What II that
package you are carrying?
New Year-Tt contains the good res
olutions that signalize my coming.
Old Year texhibiting q similar pack
age)-Huh! II you'd let me know rd
have lent you these. They're the ones
I brought with me when ! came. and
nobody would keep them.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-12-28

- Yeolie Siaos an9tiebrso at faa
fiebt Gitp Taierp.
.Dcuabnuts"-oe ms'f pel'ma'
anebs-i Gitp 1aferp.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-12-28
Hem Dear's
praper for Aonter,
By TEMPLE BAILEY

nN and not back. Give 10 10
uD msmcrits only socd Of the
wv past year and lst tbe evh de.
In days Of darkness and
despair may We not CIV out, but face The
world bravsly.
. cink 70 our ideals Of wcmaaly sweetness
and truth The strength wbIsb shall make
tbtm real.
. Show ~ bcw we may b kind 10 other
wcmen, 70 those wbe hsvs failed ana fallen
erani us The special eraee Of sympathy.
. may we Judge mtn not by triVlal stand.
ards, but by TIE broader vision wbtb shan
eivt lust Due 10 their uRtlrine Efforts, tbeie
courage. fbsk silent acceptance cf The hard
iaets ef me.
. Bslv w ~ mother an Ink. sssly sbIL
6ren.
n asy " eVs have hsst ~. M rs Isss
them SIN
. Give 10 % scns wcvk 10 wbIeb ws uag
% Gladly h tbe morning. and from wbIeh
vs nay rest whts tbt sbadevs oi he evt'
alas Can.
Nnd tbsa, 0 coed ef NIl tbs Werid,
aad ei I'M new Years, vbea cbou hast sivsa
70 ~ th<se thlaes wbieh shals vat us riebl
vilh earsslves and witb or iellowutn,
1Iaat y saeh es rs, Wt bsssseb Chez. eag
uemeat d vlvid ecstasy, ear Hide sbare q
bsnaa bavvlsess asd. b tee snA. e1iei
hsart Uuea.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-12-28
Tar 81 oon w,,,uuuh,rbo,o,iuo "a

- dOr Gu soo MISUNDERSTANDING bsr
man saa paa Unique absatsr. Ger forspi'
Zee epsbillsosr ira sonb os Sop oa tiImee
al be bsbhe SiIleosr iom sr al taa. Get isr
nb Ill at Rr Sobnion ioriiaar xunasn
iom Operator, tor eiusbsrns iommer frsm
paa Tussn iom ON be uar lepenbs. Ter er
npt grosrrm bDsr aiten msb COB Rui,f %
ilimfrrsoe Sanss al aRifs Rsnner, en- at be
bsbaf muiiiaiiss 1aIsntsr Sisietor. Gao
% Dor % is. Smbsansstpriisn e. Is Ssnts.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-12-28

3aa. Saaar par bet 1uttsrnss Os
Ssnternss Dag, ioas sr bet 6armsr'
mes 5aa. 6urnsp Seso SO. bar isr'
get for S9o III Raisiontsiisn.
Ole u. Wosn, en- al pionssrne /
Sap Sountp. =. Dat, sr afaaaet
oso Tsoen. aiosos par isoi SGlbu,
arOnobism. ROrss. | ls49 % tom til
amsriia 1875. Sau bar bOei Sap
GOun,p i De iiors 25 aar. Dan sitsr.
laosr Jig euis pg iirs Bern.
Der meooeles fra Ssaowopo. =. D.,
23os Dec: 5rDppsrns sr penoi til.
bass til 6Ort Wsabs til fiDr @lGos
for als glad Oils. isrlia for
6OrrstuiussmGno, hos bpsm SHi'
esrsr Os SOloater sisr mango ai
fine Snbtisb. 3erss 6raoGr par
osrior ct ftor. 5ao. Ger oil osiaa
blius Inotisbt $50 Sshs til arOpper.
ne. ut Seiiens pil blips inoiisbt
bsr, bar i'm biruno i, at SIad
Oils bar Ssiis. JON pasier beore
for 8apalrist eno Selieus paa andre
Stsosr.
Der msobslss ira pierrs. =. D.
22os Dec: eu arnsrss, Der er iuo'
ialot for at operusis. buao Der tan
ajsrss ior at bInore Sloeoranos. al
bolotss Der osnus ll9s. Smtrlng
$50 N9no, Der rsprGisntsrsbs gs'
iuranesielitabsr oa SranopGiensr /
81 Sps, i Statsn osltoa Tette er
bet isriie Nsoe al bet SIa9s. iom bar
pGrst aibolot Der Statsn. Sldnot
5alens paa 8pnsresien par asiuran'
ceipmmisiGr i. ". =. preus ira
Winnsapolis. San talis 3irsoaas.
Ter liripes ira gbsroesn. z. T..
22oe Dec: Tsi laa Ell lib no til, at
baa be roli % 6G ituloe TONNE I'll
at iults / oa Omirine Saith. lOm
peo 9nosr al en- Sioslinle al Drill
wauies Saneu. Der idlot usmlia
for Ell 5io lioeu iau ms9st Sue, at
Sausn tile iunoe iua SO9 iaisnnem.
for noals IaQe lioeu lpiteoes Oct at
brpoe 9loiaosn. 3er bleU leuot 40
5oS I'll 6aitb mso alennemluiili9 10
9o9ns bpsrt 400. GislC braats
Wuo ii! Tpl, % arsaiurer % andre
6OrusosnbeosartiiIer lua os bur moi
I'll Barren. Sesuoeu oil &uusn
ira9ts 80 gOgne meo 90 uoen at
iaas lOaen SeidIing iOr bet. 6Olt
sr iorlaauiot iornelgt; men oe oil
aierne baps Bon % gdsldaerirdIlt
Uregoru, z. D. 20os SeCbr. -
| Wiis isreod ejuoaih, NaIrlnr, 2. &,
iOm ben iions SootrGlnlnQ ON Vdno
/ 6auntperne Welletie ~ Bennett,
punot Slain No IL. p'I lille bllpe
u 2lir 9dmmGl. ndur bun / NprIl
nGlie Aar lldi .Ule" paG Sdnbet.
Som SSl1e bcrll 'Iulbt bun cliCr De
alminoslias Relier lulcn Ret bdpe
Ill ben punone olnem. ~ bun bleu
oaiaa alori npmeIilOm pdd bet. oa
bet blep ppoldet. bUcr 0ummeI bun
uar. Sri p'cr ia mlolrri,N. at BIN
bar Net III ydnoet; tbl Der CT en @es
liemmeIlt / Soner. lom li1sr At 40
peoet ipr tu Sdmllie fan t0lC Spmc-
, liedo uanlcsi GloCr. Set pasler paa
Niiis @uoaib. Ntunes Sar er oso,
p0 benoes AfonCr 90 SieolGoer sr
,Anopulioer. ian 9rbelhet paa ben
Nurm. iom Sumilitn bar. er oOe rlaoi
til beuoe O0 benocs TO pnare Sreore.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-12-28
Hsrses % Ganaba abOnnenter.

0e iom bar abonmeret iOr
rVujten" til Wenner / Norse, Sa'
naba eller anbre nbcnlanbife ste
Der, bil sipre os en- Sieneite ueS
at fsrmse enbifription. Sriisn til
Heree sger Ganaba er $1.5O pr.
asr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-12-28

-G. 0asen. Dialsr os 3apetierer
uDisrer alilaas Waler. oa 1ecora.
| tionsarbeioe. phone: 253
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-12-28

When In doubt win believe the
best Of the other person. This 10
more easily corrected thar tie s--s2ar.
able injury Of nisappaisd csasurs and
suspioioA
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-12-28

Yebsrer Du parme ginterilGoer'
Stapia Bros. iGIser en- Del M9no oa
@utteilGoninasr oa Cpsriratter u!
balp pris. asm os ie BEN.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-12-28
Syo Dafota.

tlase Ior at bore en- al benz. 'pm bar
isnot 5ruislsbrepe til Noams oa
Thorpe.
Wrs. Minnie Sienbutb. gilt meo
Ell Sanoelsreiisnoe. blep iit Slsm i
Suron iunoet bob ct aar. buOrI ops
ldmlsoes Re9nuano. gun er lano'
ipnli9pls inlot / anrrsi, ba bun iiul'
be bs!os al @auo.
Roribpeteru Sansn bar ailioisst
Here al rne Soli elter en- llnoeris'
9elie anleouin9sn al. at Der blep
borie 'aa ms9et 4ul ipr sanen |
aberosen.
ountpiasierer e. u. Slapin /
Termination 6puntp bar taaei aiitro
for at opertaQs Ysiiprslisn al en- lior
4aneplantaae Souqaeits. Vas
mama; Ylantaaen eies al Noli
9ld Oils.
9barlss Z. SpOe, Yierrs. lom bleu
iunbet i,ploie / at huUs bruat poiien
Ill at bsorase line Weomsuns'ter peo
Sila al lomter SIOur 6dlls. nj si
gar % trs Waansoers StraiirbeIoe
bet isoerals ,S9nairl Seapeniporih.
Ran. San ltdl u0rs Den rl9elie
Wanp SpO Eaic,a
Better Sbomp'ou. Der er an'at
SapenisSartb Srpaasri. lioosr
60naiel / YanitOn unoer an'ldae 'o'
at baps ilaalst @ursr WIlpaIiee Sa'
mems 6rasi'tatIOn iOr n9lisn $1,000
5pperisi er iOrsaaaei here u9er ol
cmia,ter ole Slaas 9arsr ira Garol'
nsr I'll @rsniaser Og Grugt. 0ar
blep arebsu paa isrii ej9rnin9.
Teosns Srsorsne pso ereamei
Sluls / Siunlep 6Ountp. omtreni .,
Wil norpeli for pierrs. tolot pnn al
leoe Wiooo0snunosn iprlsosn Sreoaa,
ialtsoe ben oite gIar Qamlc Rapmono
auution ell Stot. iom meO ben llap'
enoe trai 6liiioro 6rsamer Sopeoet.
Ten eisnnsmtrGn9te 3inoinssn oa
| ait ino Sisrnen. @utisn osos lirar'
Ycuis gacpmb, Ell aammel Wano,
ION ba9oe en- SomsliCao | 6nrlon
6ounip. iOrloo lin 6loim uGr Nc'
| Sntoib % panoreoe omtrln1. I'll han
iprtommcn 5illidnb blep iunoct al
Solt, Suu pdr ol laA ipaa n Dlan'
ael paa 5Rao. at ban buiisoe unoer
Itjsnt ban III ben beone Nlele. OaI
ituloe bape aoiiillia sienoom @rant
Soris, Y. Q, men ipnies. ban maati'
iaas en- Somslisuo.
ut Z. Spllsite Wsos birp bolot
Surlep iorleOem Wanoaa. 5alernt
paa Meoei par Sou. aIlen Soaue
| Sr., pa equator Tillion. Ser blet
oraanllsrst Ell alub % pal9i em'
beosmgno. Sll prThoent. Sr
Is. Z. Spperion. 6snisruilIe; Set
rst9r, lln @Opobppe. Siburs. Ss'
blep oaiaa palat Ell Grbeiostomli'
beiiaasnoe al ell Diano ira bpsr
greeinct Manas mslote na ino
alnbben.
Der meopeles fra Daniion. =. D,
2Ope 9cbr.: Waisuolillinaen fol
gantton SO. unner Ysoelis al eoun
tpsts Siolsiuperintsnosnt blep aabne
Manoas @orsen. TN M9naos Sar
mere fro ale Tsls al 6punipst pa'
msot irem mso iins 6amllisr. yr9
mier til en- gGroi ai $500 aipes til b
8uit.r, iom bar aplsi ben beo'i
Rais, % iom bar itrspet be beolf
aibanolinaer ON Dais oa Waisaul
! Woiisu 500 @uttsr Gsunipet otltaas'
aapp,hriosn. Wanae irsmitaasno'
aalere / Statsn sr ber. bsriblanot D.
8. Stoner. i'm faar ! Spio'sn to'
,sarmers Snititutes. proi. X. v
oani.u, Der r Carer | 0apsitsl Del
| aanobrussitolsu. oa prof. ). Wilion
ipm sr Carer | ousoprslers pso lam
me stole. Ranbas bar 99rsrnes
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30

Is. Carter, OF the Lubbock
Mercantile Company returned
Tuesday from the eastern
market, where he purchased q
large and well assorted stock OF
seasonable dry goods and cloth
ing 1t is there opening stock.
or rather their re.opening stock.
The Lubbock Mercantile Com
pany, as is known by the major
lty of our readers, is one of the
oldest mercantile firms in this
section Of the plains, having
conducted business here for a
long time, and without a break
until a few weeks ago when fire
swept their building and large
stock out Of existence.
1t is their intention and in
fact bids are now being advertis-
ed 10 rebuild on the old foun-
iation, a better and more sub
stantial building, but for the
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30

present they will open their new
stock in the Caraway building on
the west side Of the square.
which building is now receiving
the finishing touches of the
carpenters and plasterers and
will be ready Tor the Mercantile
people 20 move into by the time
the major part Of their large
stock arrives.
: Mr.. Carter has for a long time
been the buyer for this firm.
The company as well as the pa
irons know his ability along this
HE, and therefore it is not nee
cessary for Us TO say that when
the new stock is opened up there
will be some good bargains
awaiting their customers.
The Avalanche is pleased to
know that this firm will soon be
IN business again, and we are
sure that the news will be glad
" received by their many former
customers all over the South
Plains, and we hope that this
recent misfortune will never be
experienced again in their bust
ness life. 1t was a heavy blow.
and they are to be congratulated
in having been able TO overcome
the loss so quickly and again
face their customers with a well
selected stock Of MERCHANDISE.
For the rigIsefind Of abstracts
and the kind that pleases, see
the GuaranteeNAbSuact Com
pany. Office 10 Citizens Nation
al Bank brrding,I Phone APO. .
2l-lt
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30

in that town who DO not adyer-
tise in the Aspermont Star. We
venture the assertion that there
viii be- thirteen business funerals
m the town ton within short
time.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30
Mrs. Clara Abney
Observation-Disclosures aoaoAeasEaHaHAEa al

G. W Reed. formerly a Oh is
place. later of Post. Has b
the first of this week. looking
after huriress matters Dr. has
SOD DIS business and residence
property az p.s' and also 20 t..s
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30

place, and is making prepare
lions 20 move to British Column
bia, where he wi'l make his no.
ture home.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30

The Aspermont star srys ere
are thirteen business institutions
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30

Cooperation of effort IS lust
as essential as concentration of
energies. So lets an pull To-
gether for the up hft OF town.
community and state. Get
together star-togethor and
pul.-together work thar counts
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30
WILL OPEN BUSINESS SOON

The Lubbock Mercantile VIII Soon
Be in Business Again. Carter
Returns from Eastern Market
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30

Every few days we notice in the
papers, ofthe state that a new
commercial club has been orga.
nized in town. This is the sur.
est indication OF a progressive
community We know of. An ac-
tive commercial club is the most
powerful factor for a towns ad
vancement that il can have
Lubbock is losing some valuable
time by not being right up in
the harness and pulling all to-
gether for greater things in the
town. Lubbock 10 hold position
among the foremost cities of
the west, MUST have a CONNER
cial organization. Now is the
time 20 begin. A few months
later might lose some important
enterprises that might have
been landed by cooperation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
Dante,s Mnferao" at the Grand.

Dante's "Inferno" at the Grand.
A theatrical attraction which has
the unqualified and unanimous COM.
mendation of the best elements in the
community is rarity indeed. Such an
attraction is Dante's Inferno" pre-
scented for the moving picture by a
distinguished company OF Italian ar
lists, who have devoted their gifts,
their time and their money to the
achievement. After a period of two
years success crowned their efforts,
and they gave to the world mar.
velous reproduction of Dante's I'm
ferno." Nothing was left to chance or
accident in the preparation Of the
work; but, on the contrary. the slight
est detail was given the most careful
attention, and as the production now
stands, and as it will be shown on the
18th and 18th of November at the
Grand theatre, it may safely invite
the criticism not only of tie public at
large but CT every Dante scholar in
the land
1t would be impossible within the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-14
Painting Watch Hands.

Near the jewelers. front window "a,
young woman painting with an ex.
ceedingly delicate brush.
She Is painting the hands on those
black open-faced Watches" the level.
er said. "A lot of people who. buv
black watches complain that they can.
not see the gold hands against the
black background. 1t has never oc.
Cured to the managers to make the
watches in the first place with white
hands, so when the customers re.
quests 1t the young woman paints Tho
hands white"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-14
Negro Chicken Factory Female, Dora
Robinson, Had Her Clothes
Beaten off by Lazy
Husband.
ONLY WARNS HIS FEET
Another Man, White, of Same Sur.
name Was Cutting up With
Rocks on South Fifth
Street.

I don't see what'n Gawd's gotten
INTO that man." sighed Dora Robinson
again and again as she sat in the
rolice station last night and recounted
her sorrows to the officers about her
husband, Roy, beating all of the
clothes off of her.
He don't have thing to do but
sit home and put his old feet up
around the fire while 1 work down
there at the chicken factory, maxim
a Twin for him."
Robinson won't get chance to put
his old feet up around the fire" for
thirty days, he having been sentenced
to serve that length of time away
from Dora's self up kept abode, when
arraigned in court this morning. Rob-
inson it is said. was raising perfect
inferno in Rag Alley by beating his
hard working help mate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-14
Cruel and Costly Reminder to Ma
tives Of India Tina. They Are
a Conquered, Subjected
People.
IT WILL COST A FORTUNE
Principal Reason for the Gorgeous
Display Is to Impress tho
People That England Has
stranglehod.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE coronation
durbar Is cruel and costly reminder
to Indians that they are a conquered
people.
1t is Great Britains adroit method
of rubbing 1t In
Queen Victoria was the first Brit
ish sovereign to have a durpar (by
proxy)-1S77. just 20 years after the
fall of Delhi when the last spark of
Indian independence was extinguish-
ed. King Edward announced his sue
cession in more impressive fashion
in 1908, when he and Alexandria were
represented by the Duke AID Duchess
of Connaught.
And now George and Mary. king.
emperor" and "Queen-empress," are
to show themselves to their loyal
Subjects vast majority of whom
hate them and all they represent
most cordially the ceremonies
leading up to, during, and following
1.-The biggest show on earth" will be
attended by pomp and circumstance
and a lavish expenditure of money alb
solutely without parallel in the world S
history. 1t will be the first time that
a British sovereign has set foot on
Indian soil.
Every stage OF the projected royal
progress is interrupted by the ma
tive population as a calculated insult
The royal party. arriving at Bombay
early in December, will be heralded
by booming cannon, and the whole city
will turn out to see the alien who is
their emperor. The king will enter
Delhi through Shadi Darwaza-King' 8
Gate-which was used in olden days
only by native royalty.
Here will come the princes of India,
heavy with gold and silver and stones
without price, with their elephants,
their bodyguards, their bands of ma
tive soldiery, from the utmost cor.
ners of the country, with smiles on
their lips and gifts in their hanos, to
make obiesance and swear allegiance
to the successor to their ancient pow.
err.
Then the king will go a-hunting. At
this moment the Sultan OF Negal,
whose house was ancient before the
first Saxe-Coburg was born, is round.
ing up the beasts in his jungle. like
any gamekeeper, in order that George
V may have plenty of billets for his
bullets.
Then Calcutta-and the last crown
ing humiliation. A pageant reproduc-
ing the outstanding events In Indian
history, first, the ancient philosophy
and culture of these oriental people;
then the coming of the British, ruth
less and dominant; the long wars
which broke the spirit of India; the
last expiring effort to regain what had
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-14

been lost which found expression in
the mutiny, a little more than so
years ago-and, finally, the Black
Hole Of Calcutta"
India seethes with sedition. The
spirit of revolution has gained such a
foothold in the country that it Is
doubtful II it's advance can ever be
checked. A merciless policy Of re-
preston has failed to put down this
sullen resistance on the part of In
dia's mysterious millions.
Last summer the crops failed. On
the heels of drought has followed fam
inc, and plague. midas 100000, 900
never far from the starvation line,
have crossed It.
midas normal death rate is 40 per
1000. Plague and famine claim a
million lives each year. according to
official figures. From the plague alone
G.354,000 died in the ten years ending
1909. Thousands die in districts new
er visited by the official enumerators.
This year conditions in India are not
normal; they are worse than normal
Whole towns and villages are strick.
en-. There are not enough well to
care for the sick and dying; not
enough living to bury the dead. I'm.
der these circumstances 1t Is not
strange that tremendous cry of pro.
test has gone up from the Indian
people against the mockery of holding
the durbar. ostensibly period of re.
ioicing, this year. The money might
be better spent.
The bulk of Englishmen at home are
opposed to 1t on the same ground. A
large section OIL the English press has
pointed out with an outspokenness un.
usual when the subject under discus.
sion is the king, that humanely
speaking 1t is cruel, and politically
speaking it is unwise, to hold the dur
/ bar at this time.
The lord chamberlain's reply was
that there would be no alteration of
the original plans
/ Parliament voted 100000 to defray
1 the kings expenses at this end of the
| journey. The Indian government has
appropriated s5,G25,000. Another $751;
100000 will be squandered by the ma
tive rulers in official expenses
which must come from the pockets of
the common people in increased
| taxes.
/. The reason: IT is the English gov
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A White Robinson.

Chick" Robinson, white, was trying
to see how much macadam he could
bounce off of respectable also peace
able citizens head, yesterday in the
vincinity of the cereal works. Robin
son who drifted into town from no
one knows where, would have torn
the front out of the Nelson saloon on
South Fifth and B street, Monday ii
he had been given half a chance. He
was sentenced to thirty days in jail
for disturbing the peace. A charge OF
being drunk was also filed against
Robinson.
James Coney, a blacksmith's help.
er paid the costs Of spree, Bill
Berry, the old familiar Carthage ex.
ponent of rum, received a count OF
thirty days.
Pete Deroso a foreign water power
workman paid s7.S5 for getting intox
icated and into the hands of the pc
lice.
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Their Reasons.

1t was the dinner hour. and the
prison inspectors were hurryins over
their official round. They asked sew.
eral questions quickly
Il am here. gentlemen" explained
the pickpocket. when the warder
turned his back. as the result OF a
moment of abstraction"
And l." observed the incendiary.
because Of an unfortunate habit of
making light Of things"
THE reason l am here" chimed in
the forger. SIS simply on account of a
natural desire to make name for my
self"
And l." added the burgler. through
nothing but taking advantage OF an
opening which was offered in a large
mercantile es. Enlistment"
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limitation of short paragraph to go
into the contents of the Inferno" as
filmed by the Milano Films Company
While the creation must necessarily
prove a special attraction to readers
of Dante, it will be of interest to ev-
cry man, woman and child, and the
full and explanatory lecture makes
every situation plain and clear. A
special music program, the work of a
noted Italian composer, will also be
heard.
Arrangements have been made to
furnish sufficient current to produce a
clear picture.
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The Colleen Hawn.

At Dodge's theatre tonight-where
everybody goes-wfll be presented
the greatest Irish photo play ever
produced THE Colleen Bawn," Kali
ems great picture Of Dion Bouci-
caults famous play by that name, the
motion picture being in three reels
and requiring an hour to produce. Ev-
cry scene was taken in Ireland by
the Kalem company OF players who
made the trip to the Emerald Isle es-
pecially to produce this scenario.
Three complete shows will be given
this evening at I, and o'clock.
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Miss Van volkenburo.

Of Miss Van Volkenburg who comes
to the Congregational church next
Thursday evening, Edna Chaffee No.
Bile of Detroit says:
1t has been said that talent is that
which is in mans power, and genius
that in whose power man is.
1t is great pleasure to speak of
Miss Van Volkenburg, who is in the
masterpower Of genius. consider her
entertainments SO unique that they
are unprecedented. She presents the
letter. the voice and gesture, even
the peculiarities and little personal
tricks of every actor in the cast of
any play that she sees and hears bui
once. ! most heartily recommend her
to anyone desiring public or draw
ing-room entertainer.