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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-03-03
BRILLIANT BANQUET CONCLUDES SERIES
OF Entertainments FOR THE PILGRIMS
(From wednesday Advertiser.)


The official banquet to Imperial
POtentate Hines and the members of
the Imperial Divan at the head of the
shriners' pilgrimage was given in the
Waikiki diningroom of the Alexander
Young Hotel last evening, the hosts
beng POtentate "sunny Jim" Ne
Candless and Mrs. McCandless, the
guests being the leading members Of
the American Shrinedom and their
wives, the leading officers of Aloha
Temple and their wives and few un-
brasded nomads. The affair was a
brilliant one, socially and fraternal-
ly, fitting climax for the series of en-
tertainments rendered the visiting
mobiles and their ladies during the past
week.
One large table was set for forty
two guests, the decorations of carna-
tions and violets being exquisite.
Festooned from the central chandelier,
wreathes of MALE and carnations were
carried 10 the walls, forming canopy
of floral beauty. Great vases of carna-
tions were placed down the center of
the tables, while violets and greens
were scattered profusely upon the
damask. Upon the walls were draped
Shriners' banners and q grinny Bill
! ken, with great Shrine significance,
beamed upon all comers as he swung be-
! fore the central mirror.
The Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCandless received
their guests in the reception room on
the Office floor. Few introductions were
necessary, and the joviality of the occa'
sion was manifested from the start. Al
the banquet table the imperial poten
tate and Past Imperial Potentate Win
sor were seated on each side of the
hostess, with their wives opposite with
Z the host. At the head of the table
l was seated Mrs. Robert Levers, will
Mr.. Levers in the seat of honor oppo
site. The other guests were;
1 Miss Augusta POehler, DIR. A. g
HOdgins, E. A. Fletcher, Mrs. @. b
Cooper, Imperial Treasurer William s
Brown, Walter G. Smith, Mrs. NJ. +
Grossman, Dr. @. B. Wood, William
Crockcr, Mrs. Alexander Gilliland, Wal
lace r. Harrington, John w. Boyle, Mrs
Arthur Wall, Oriental Guide DR.. Fred
r. Smith, r. o. Matheson, Mrs. @. B
Wood, Gen. Robert Wankowski, Mis-
Irene Poehler, Past Imperial Potentat'
George H. Green, George Filmer, Mrs
George II. Green, Mrs. John w. Boyle
DR.. c. B. Cooper, Mrs. Robert Wan
kowslu, John A. McCandless, Chas. G
Boelcus, Mrs r. R. Smith, M. E. Gross
man, Mrs. Motley H. Flint, M. Phil
lips, Mrs. William Crocker, Arthur Wal
Mrs. Chas. G. Bockus, Alexander Gill
, land, Mrs. E. A. Fletcher, A. NJ. Allison
Following the delicious menu, upo
! the preparation of which the hotel che
l had exhausted the limit of his skill an
possibilities, DR.. G. B. Wood rose Q
i toastmaster, calling upon the guests I
/, drink to the health and prosperity {
their host and hostess, Mr.. and Mr.
McCandless.
In response Mr.. McCandless expresse
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-03-03

The city council Of Havana, Cuba,
adopted resolution making q loan Of
42s,OOO,000 Tor city improvements.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-03-03
Mexican Rebels Descend
in Force on Town
Of NaCo.
ATTACK PLANNED
ArizOnan Sightseers Go
to the Line to See
Battle.

DOUGLAS, Arizona, March L.
Three hundred rebels made sudden
descent 1pon the border town of Naco,
Sonora, yesterday afternoon and made
a demand upon Mayor Arnold for sur
render. To request for parley,
made by the mayor, the rebel leader
agreed to wait until ten o'elocis this
morning, at which time, 1nless the
town is given up, he win attack.
The rebels are in force on the south
ern side of the city, but are allowing
the inhabitants to move with their
goods across the line into American
territory. A large lumber of Ameri-
cans are preparing to journey to the
line this morning to the point nearest
the threatened town to watch any battle
that may be fought.
Federal Soldiers Guarding. :;
CANANEA, Sonora, Mexico. Febru-
ary 17.-Eighty federal troops reached
here Thursday from Hermosillo and
were dispatched after dark to Naeo.
where they are guarding the border.
The report that rebels were in the Aio
Mountains near here has caused Mayor
Arnold to send out ocouts and to post
guards to all approaches to the city.
The scouts have SO far reported in
ability to locate any rebels.
Snow is falling in the Ajo Noun
tains and the Federals do not believe
any insurgents are there. Cananea is
guarded by one hundred and twenty
five Federals and three hundred citi-
zen soldiers.
Attempt Jail Break. /
CHIHUAHUA, February 2s.-Forty-
five prisoners broke out of the peni-
tentiary here today The guards fred
on them, killing fifteen and seriously
wonnding five. The others have es-
caped and are reported to be making
for the mountains.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-03-03

AZ meeting Of tho directors Of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Company u was decided 10 increase
he capital stoeh By te5 600 900
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-03-03

Vienna's new aqueiuet Tor water
supply d costing eis. 900 900 aud viii
seTye shout 1905 900 people.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-03-03
school am Next.
Among other billl introduced wa

Among other bills introduced was one
providing changes Ia the laws govern.
ing WTlis Of error in criminal eaaea aud
another one changing the disposition Of
fines and costs paid to the district
eourt In eale Of an appeaL The bill
a not very clear 10 10 toFmg and may
undergo eHtended revision before 4
appears Qn iho noor ief debate.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-03-03
Tine Christener.

Wallace R. Harrington, introduced as
"the man who christened Sunny Jim, -
responded to the call of Toastmaster
Wood in a happy vein. He spoke, he
said, as one outside the Shrine, but as
one who had lived to learn that Shrin-
ers were the best, the brightest, the
broadest fellows on earth, with the
prettiest wives.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-17
Hitchcock Says:

''The figures of the Post Office De-
partment show that Everybody's does
not mail to exceed 100000 copies per
monthly issue. On the basis of 100000
copies at one and one fourth pounds per
copy, the total weight is 100000 pounds;
figuring l25,OOO pounds, or so per cent.
of 25O,OOO, as advertising chargeable at
4 cents per pound, it would cost $4,000
per month, an increase of $3.50 over
the amount paid at the present time, or
an increase of $45,OOO per year"
The Washington herald., 1911-02-17

The publishers Everybods Magazine have honestly striving
this 1t shock President
feeding the public crib The publishers took figure
vital The Joint Committee of the and
bookkeeping methods the Department such that there data from w
could make figures Think their slip through
Think their make take effect close the
when
The Washington herald., 1911-02-17
Everybody's Magazine
Says:

The figures of the PosOe Department ought to show that
Evybod Magazine mailed of the December issue 1900 copes
of January 100000 COPIES and of February $4,000 be-
mailed that copies direct through the PostOfce De-
partment and paid postage on them
Rather wide margin between 200 200 and 327O 600; bus
would think Either the Is
bling himself find the facts of the department deficit
here accounted for
Besides the 900 mailed direct 5000 copies by
express and freight ccuaonbudng scheme where the
sells years subscription and delivers the first and
the American News Company copies Our total out
put for February then, 652, 600 copies
Now the PostnaserGeneral naively tells you mailing
only 0O0O and then proceeds that the proposed increase
would only a bagatelle of $4,000
Why he ignore all the copies the News Company mails and
the unsod copies oe us that back through the mails
ALI of which, of course pay
And why does the General mention the copies
handled the express companies whose will when
the Governments rate goes up
The facts that any increase of will eventually and
evaby apply entire edition. Mr.. Hitchcock knows-vhich
would than On his estimate weights
would be $146250
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-06-01

Gu Rat. iom baOos pGret ell alGls'
oGoae Tor SatOb Rantel ner Suoion.
5lsu en- Tag iorriae llss lint paa
ham mecens ban ii0Isoe ben O9 bso
oo ilorcoe BAN paa ben enc Saano.
iua Der blep iiore Saar. s'terpaa
Tom Der SlooiOrsiitnins Saarst ns
Mnutel ipGpsos Here Gase msllsm
eip po Sso. San pil bog iOmme lis.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-06-01
Baccalaureate Services.

The Baccalaureate Service -
the Opera House Sunday evening
consisting of prayer, hymns, scrip
ture reading and the Baccalaure
ate Sermon, was very interesting
throughout and was participated
III by u large audience.
The Baccalaureate Sermon CIV
Ell by Rev. Ii. n. Tragitt was a
very instructive and inspiring
talk to the graduating class, and
was full of choice kernels oi
thought and wisdom. He took for
his text Show yourselves
men" and he certainly handled
the subject in an able and maste
full manner; he demonstrated mos
conclusively how We each have
from to 10 talents given US and
how we can raise, by effort righ'
ly directed, above lowly birth
poor environment or heredity,
and that if we fail it is due 10
the fact that We have not made
proper use of our possibilities an'
whatever talents God has given
us. He dwelt at some length on
the fact that, in order to have
symetrical characters and make
for the bets of uccesss in life, We
should develop the spiritual as
well an the physical and intel,
lectual sides of our nature; and
thus by 80 doing rise above the
plane of poor mediocrity (Which
makes few mistakes). Even ii
We often stumble by the way, the
strength, which alone comes from
nawed conflict, was the finale oi
Above will bid us rise again to r.
Rev. Tragitt's most able and in,
tresting address.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-06-01
9ia; tar Ntiteo.
Deplteretfammeret moeta9er
pr0lioenteus Reliouatiou.

WericO yp. WsricO. 26oe Wai.-
: ct yrsU, iom blsU OplGii al Eepu'
tersi,ammsrsts pr9lioent isaar eiisrs
miOoas. iraia9oe @eneral proiirio
GiaS fig i'm Stillius iOm Rspubliisns
prafbsnt. Ssle aabinstist rsiis'
nsrsoe Oaiaa. ri. ..45 bleO BET iuno'
aiort, at aammsrst bdpoe mOotat
RsisnatiOnsn.
alle bapos Osntst Ell p9loi9 Ssmon'
ltration; men be Sro. iom iuno9loro
Seaiusnbsosn. eiteriuIstes al 8sos-
Iilbeo / aammeret. De Eepuisreoe
ipntes at pGre aloslss OperpGlost al
bet, iom bapos iunbst Stso.
Nlen paa gaoerns. iom par iorte
al Sol,, blsp guoiiabst ON. at Gias
.no,lis par traaot ai. Si9nalst til be
piloeFe llobruo al Yeseliirins. Der
blsu bog lille spst golbsbanolinasr al
uossn Slass.
"a Der blsp irsmiat 6orilas ON,
at 3spuisrstiammersi ituloe aiceptsrs
pr9hosntens Rsiisnation, liemte l67
5sputsrsos So. msoens to unoloo at
liemms. Is TO BUR Senito Suars,.
en- gitsriommsr al pr9iiosnt Suarss.
oa Gonespion bel Bale.
gicepr9liosnt Roman 9arrOl's Ne
iisnation blsu sniiemmis aiespterst.
bpOr.itsr 6raneiseo Econ be Ia Yarra,
iom inotil M bar p9rst llosnri9smi'
niaer, bIsp palst til miolertioiS Pro-
fosut. San opertOs 1T emoeoe ioae
oa uohsots st aabsnt Yrsp til Solicit.
bpori ban iiis pil ftiae iis iOm Ran
oioat for noset embeoe, naar eanos
palssue timber Sieo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-06-01

mig. Gu Ssitploninesrns irsmiattes
paaltoo Sobuipn, at bet belle par
u9runost O9 at alassrns par rsili al
pOlitiits 8ruuos. Get belle glalot
noale psn9saIl9rer Oa ansaasnoe Ell
SanosisnoOm. ri aratulsrsr Sobn.
ion meO Susens lloialo. Dan nj
pal oenne Waaos Ell bel Del fri %
IoroeIastIS apsrisrIns % oil bereitsr
blpe mere pOpul9r eno np9enlinoe.
Stanoindpsrns / Sebltsr, =. q,
sisr liOre 6Orbsrsosllsr iOr Sslisn Zoe
SUM-. 8rlsg Saus,Or ird canton
iial bOloe aouisrt on Mitsneu. Eess
t0ruoen iial TO Wulitiorps unoer Se.
belle al YrOi. Srelano ira DtaoilOn,
blolpe til mso Wuliien. @upernsr
gssisp itdl tale pdu 9n9slii. SObn Z.
6rdlOn ira SiOur sails pad Norit.
O9 pdnOr SOnas SObnlOn ira geblier
paa Spsuli.
Senrt Slipsr SpartOisn. pnans
Ssn al Wr. % Rrs. Yaul Suart'
Oisu, CT oso paa St. Warps SOlpital
Rohelier, Uiinn.. bDOr ban bleD
rpsrerst lor SInoiarmbst0noelle.
San blsp iun bel % Mar. 9ans
samlr 6OraIoer rsilte ira ,Srsns, =.
&, iOr at ie bdm, men Tom iorisnt;
ban par oa oso. pan brd9ies blem
Os bIsu bsgrapsn paa ben noriis aIr.
tsgauro. Ssrgsauostisnsien blsp
iOrrstisi al Rsp. GsOoriDn.
SiOgbranoe iarsr ldnss Surllns'
ton Ydnsns SpOr gldd Siils. men
inasn al benz sr iarlI9e for GieblIitet;
Den p9rlie grano sr ipo ior Reolern,
bUOr SsrabansarbeIosrs O9 6Olt /
Ssl Gitp iamt SiOauaisnsts 6OIt sr
uOs O9 Haas mso grauosn. JON soe'
l9sssr Sioasn. Wan trOr, OF ollie
granosns er lat al 0nllisr ira SotoE
mother. burlington gansns PatroI
@asOlinpogn anton til Bad oils,
sitsrat SranOcn bleU Opolaet.
Yeo Srduns gaosaofalt / got
Springs Ut man lOrIeoen Ell Babe
9l0h. iOm par lGG tnn9. at man
nsppe tunoe baauotere bum. Det bar
). ~. 5isrnsp. Der ira Ssllriss uar
iOmmen til GOT Springs Tor at 'aa
Rbeumatismsn uo al lin ,iOre arop;
men BE- 1 Saoebeijsnte ileo ll2 n9Iien
ibiGl IOr al iaa bdm Op | Saoetaret
O0 no al bet i9len. Wdnoen pslsoe
nemli9 $40 yuno. % er oesuosn iaa
omian9sfi9. at gaosbetlsntsns par
n9r orutnet. oa be ilap bam aarret.
iosi ban iaa Omtrsnt iplote bette o9
ienote pGloios ganomasisr uoOuer
@uluet. Wr. 3isrntp Oplphe. at ban
bar 4 grsors O0 Setter. % at be
tlliammen peier Ouer 800 Puno.
Gsres 6or0lore par beQ9e al alminoe'
li9 Sisrrelie.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-06-01
@tn.ral sia,'s aiii,SsOro.

Set Srep, hoorpeo 0enerul Ola,
reiianersos iom pr9iosut. lposr iaa
.Sst msrieaniis 6pli. iOm bal
operp9lost mig mso serssbepisnin
ger, iom iaarsos mig til lin Ssoer Der
internatipnals arie. iOm troialt bar
iisttst mig nit Arbsloe Ipr at uopltls
RspublIisns ,Snoniiri o. Sanoel, beIG'
lie oens 4rtoit o. lians ben Ell 9rs'
iulo StIllna bilnot Ssrosus Ratio
ner bet lamme 6pli bar MI qlorI
Splidno i p0bnsos 6lOtis. srtlGrenoe,
at min R0rp9 rtils lOm llosper al ben
bsislis RpuDiabso sr aarla9sn t'l
osnne Splidno.
seq sr mig iiir beUioli. at ocr Tan
tillG9aes mig npatn aisnbs9lernIna.
lrm iunoc ba 10 darlaaet bette SAM
lunosi9uomsn; men uaatet leG lille
laaleoss ian inorsmme. at iea. uoen
lelp at pioe bet, IAN bare liplola, oil
Ell iadoan Wuiiaheo 9jsre mig I'll ben,
Der er minoii Stano Ill at bsliemme
min sssn Siplo.
Sost ies. iOm jes uItlo bar aiort,
rsipsiisrsr solicit Billie, rr bet. at lsa
/ Cpersnsltsmmsls meo Para9rGi 81
Qannets Nrun0l0U benOenoer mig
Ill 9anosis bsisfs Rspr9lsntanisr Tor
uoen 6OrbsbOlo at irdli9e mig embe'
bet lOm RepubIi!isus grunolOusmss'
Jig Ualgie Pr9liosnt.
3etts 9jsr jss mso iaa megst lisrrs
eiruno iom BET. OIL lea ltuloe torblIps
embsost, piloe bare nsoOenois at
uospos msricanit Blob, brlnss ean.
bets areoit i dare, uotsmme bets
Ri9oomsiiloer og uoi9tte bets polItIt
for iniernaiionalt 5Urpiilinaer.
"qGHst ltpt sUrssr Sial!"
@aarsoaasns snslie oramatllie Yale
bar ben, buormso ben Seputsrsoe
Sole aips iorslasos aammeret yrah'
osntsus RsiisndiiOn. Oct par Ell at
melt alimrsnoe Salsr. JON uOsenlinos
bar lpot Ssputtretlammeret. 3ais'
rens Rsli oruineos Sang paa Sang !
Siialo. % 8ulpst iorme!lg rpfeoe
pso ben 9smoniiratIOu. iom paatulaIe
bans Slutninssoro: "pr9Noent
proiirio 3ias er oso. SGnse Isps
gor9srsn YrOiirip DiaS!"
5alereH inorvmmsor, al gentrai
Sia, bar ,rGpst til &sgnitab for line
,Seil ai ct 6oli. iOm baooe uopitlet
ii0 burti9ere, eub oenne nopiilinss
Spbau bGpos forliaaet; men ban eri!9.
rsos, at bet 9ooe. 8eusraI Siaj bapos
aiort fit 9ano, altio piloe lspe Si'
ltorisn os mere eno Oppeie bans 6eil.
Oct ipase punit i 6reosOpersns'
iomlien mellem RepolutiOnilterne %
Rs9jsrIn9sn, ben aienosajernin9
nemlis. at 9ssIslatursn / be merlean'
iie Slater lille 9runolOnsmeslis Ion
tuin9ss til at ani9tis andre 8uoerns'
rer, sno be islD sniisr, traaois itarpt
irsm iaaar, oa bet melotes, at se9isa
laturen 6OabuiIa taoos n9atet at
inoiette Senor YsnuSianO GarranSa
iOm miolsrtioia UuOsrnsr / Sosrens'
lismmslie mso Waoeros Crors. Spao
Der sr b9not / 6Oabuila, tan o9'aa
bonos anostiieOs. Og ben npe Rssle'
ring Ian bl. Il. al ben Bruno Iaa
SQnosrns mere sno iuloe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-06-01
Hcrif Glib tilial9s

Gphi,st isrit Os irosisn sais Smps';Or ;Or
S,lo iorieuoss bpsr Tag I'll 6orpf"se'' '0'
s3.25 pr. 100 gnno. ,a.o,..r gcnu
remSe "'ua "''''s 7,ttn
Ssrnbaus. m,.,.,
a.. ''"" I'VE 4srssss sss""'
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-06-01
Syo Oafota.

Syo Oafota,
DR.. % Wrs. ,Obn Wos i Baltic
:. .. lslrsoe Ssroaa ben 27Oe IRA
Ut SslubrpiIup.
GlaI NsllOn, Daniton, blep oer
2ioe Vtdl alsnpulgi I'll "eirano IRA.
Her WOrimdu" iOr u. 9. Il. u. ION
Oh bar lOrldmlst tit Wgoe 5sao.
WoOo, =. Z.
6rdnt u. Plllsburp, iOrbsup0reno,
WaDOr SlOur sails idmt en al gp
ems melt lrsmrugenoe W9no, sr oso
% liar gdmmel.
Ron Ru@iell, Ell llng Wano, ion
arbeloeoe Deo 0omsltais Winsn n9,
9eGoWOUo, bl,u iiuot al Ganpare al
Ell Wano ueo ytapu y. J. Yurd, iom
ban uur uOe meo. Ruslsll osoe me-
lieu pua Sieost.
6t Nntal 6armsrs. bOiut Omtring
Geblen. bar OrganIierst et aOmpdnj
unoer Jtapnet 6nrmsr'9 Supplp so
meo en- adpital al s2j. 900. 3s az.
ter at be9pnos en- 6OrrstnIng meo al.
minOeIIse aisbmdnosuarer. Saroware
% Wsbler / gebIen.
elsttriit Epsu9rl iial bp99ss
Chamberlain til at aOlisnoe al s3j,
900. 9lrtbur z. SIion sr aasisrsr
lor ROmpauIsi, lOm bar mtOrporeret
unoer Stdtsn5 Zone.
dem HeDers lprGngte Pengeliabei
/ 6drmsrs' SauIngs Yanl / Sea, nj
meo lig 81 900 % rsmte paa Ell Ores
i'm. Ere W0uo mist0nti iOr Rsos-
riet bleu arrelitret et VGrelle ooer
Ell Saloon Siour Sails, og YoIiiiel
III lat 6i2 Collars Al ot nlaalne
Pen9e.
Ten Iiore bemmeli0c 6OrenIn9 oh
6sllOms bOlot iOrri9e llas lin aarIl9s
9onpention / SiOur Salls. bOor
miuor si 3uiino Iele9ater par tiIlteoe.
Samtioi9 inoueocs ct tOitbart o9 ele.
oant Obj 5ellOms SOme i Tell Ra'
piOs, buor BET ii0ss, at minolt 5000
Wenneiter par tillieos ben l7oe Wai.
aberoeen palgte@ iOm u9lte Ntsoelieo.
3bomas Sterling, Isdn peo oen
jurioiite Nioeling oeo StatsunlUer'I'
tetet / 9ermi!lien, iioen ben bleu op'
rcttet, bar rsii9neret. Sterling eI
sanoioat for ROminatlonen I'll DOR.
bunosienator iom Senator Gamble:
eiterisl9sr. oa oet sr al ben 0runo,
at pruiesiOr Stsrin9 bar relignersi.
gli9ausseramsn bIeu bolot Snou'
trial gltaosmD lpo 'or 6lt yOInl
Ssnoa9 2litsu % Wai. @raousn'
ierne par gilbert Waoien AZ Veres'
iOro, 2. D, % gspis geterion al
3bree gates, g0is. 2Itaosmlst bar
ueret iaana elt YOini / 10 Mar.
StOlebueninasrns piI bIi iOlalt | Som'
mer. eu al @runoene til Sal9et sr.
at Dc li0osr for Iun9i ira elt yoInt.
3il Soften oil SiOlen bs9pnoe ut gr'
beioe Reolielo. en 'tsrre Sp9nnl
op'sres Der.
en Rat. iom baOos pGret en- alGle'
pGoae Tor SatOb IRantel ner Suo'on'
blsu en- 5aa / iOrriae llae lint pad
ham metens ban ilGleoe ben OS BET
oo ilorcoe bam paa ben enc Saano,
iaa Der blep iiOre Saar. e'ierpas
Tom Der Slobior9iitnins ! Saarst nG
Wauiel ipGpsos Here Gase msllsn
Gin % gso. San Uil bog tOmms 'ls
Nsrs. SObn Sunolins Os bsnoss
Mar aamle Iatter par for noals Tag,
Iosn uoe paa en- Sisretur rer ye'
rssIoro, oa Ssiisne bIsU itr9mt oa
beaos .aheoe uo mob st Yi9traao
aiaroe. Ssaas iii iarliae Saar pat
Salien o9 anors Sirammsr. men b
pil TONNE iis. lllpitens aarlaS lien
oss life.
Statsaopolat Ropal Is. Sobnien.
iom par anilcaet for at ba optraaoi
paa en- glaaoe. Tom bet lille ismms'
L..
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-06-01

- 4 Sea mootaser @eitiltn9er paa
NDTv SoIiisrrrlle al Soto9rdllsr, o.s
Ollt aarauterer sOot uoisri 9rps''
9 be Ill mine auuoer.
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Sotosraii paa. som og I. Ftsper;
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-06-01

staisaouOlat Ropal 6. Sobnien.
iOm par anilGsst for at ba Optraaot
paa en- glaaoe. iOm bet iite ismmsr
fla sllsr sr ret for en- aouotat % bpis
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of napnis iribuna! friilsnot for aut
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-06-01

Wrs. SObn Sunolins os benoss j
Mar aamle Gatter par for nOals Gaas
Iiosn uos paa en- 8isrstur n9r yss
resIOro, oa Seiisns blsu iiremt os
beaas !aiieoe uo mob st Yi9traao'
aieros. Ssaas i'll iarliae Saar pad
Salien o0 andre Sirammsr. msn os
pil TONNE ig. lllpiiens aarias ijsn'
oes iiie.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-12-26
WHY THE VALISE WAS HEAVY
Mrs. Bllllngsly Was Taking Her New
FIatlrons to the Country Sum-
ner Resort.

The Billingslys were starting for a
summer outing in the country, expea-
ing to be away from home a week or
two. The trunk had been sent to the
railway station, few blocks distant,
and nothing remained but to close the
house and walk thither. Mr.. Billings
ly, the last one to leave the front door,
picked up the hand baggage and fol-
lowed the rest of the family down the
steps. One of the two valises he was
carrying seemed tremendously heavy,
and before he had walked block he
stopped. set it down on the sidewalk
and turned to his wife. For the
lands safe, Fldelio," he said, mop
ping the perspiration from his brow,
what have you got in this gripsack?
The family silver?" Nothing of the
sort, Hiram" she answered That's
hidden where nobody can find it."
Then what makes this thing so
heavy? 1t weighs a toni" I'm TAX
ing along that new set of patent fat
irons I bought last week" serenely re-
sponded Mrs. Billingsly. "There'1l be
some washing to do, and 1 expect to
do my own ironing. I've seen the
kind of irons they have at summer re-
sorts, and they don't suit me at ALL
Youths Companion.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-12-26
MARGARET WAS NOT HAPPY
Everything Was Going Wrong and She
Used the Plumbers Language to
Tell of II.

The M. B. Days are blessed with
children. This summer they are oc-
cupying a cottage on the lake, just
west of 'Vermillion, where there's
plenty Of air, and sunshine, and wa
ter. Whenever his arduous duties per-
NIT, the president OF the East Ohio
Gas company hurries westward In the
general direction of Vermilion.
The last time he went out he came
upon his youngest daughter, Mar
garet, all huddled up on bench, and
unusually quiet.
What's the matter, Margie?" he
asked. Anything wrong?"
Yes, indeed" replied the young
lady. I've stubbed my toe, and the
kitten scratched me, and the boys
won't play croquet with me. and
mother won't let me go in bathing
alone, and"
why, why" said the father, sym
pathetically, you are having a seri-
Gus time. aren't your"
I'm having a heluvatime," was
the unexpected reply And then, no
ticing the establishment on her IA
theirs face, she hid her head In his
arm and added, with a blush of
guilt: That's what he plumber
said. cleveland Leader.