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that is to be given by his Secretary Of
State.
Up to date more than a dozen United
states Senators have signiicd their In
tentlon OF voting FOR the treaties, and
the President hopes to Increase that
number before he reaches Washington
late next week.
The programme for the Presidents
stay In Morgantown. the fret West Viz
ginis town on his schedule. vas not
long. II Included an automobile ride
through the city. IN address and Mr..
Taft's presence at the Inauguration rs
President OF the University OF West Vir-
ginia OF Thomas Hodges.
Leaving here. the President will go by
special train to Washington. EN- route to
New York. 1t Is expected tSat he will
stop on the way at several West Fir-
ginia towns IN make rear platform
speeches. In Washington Mr.. Taft prob.
ably will not leave his car. Mrs. Taft
and the children are IN Hot Springs. Va.
and the White House Is practically de.
serted.
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new PREMIER
NAMED FOR CHINA
0 PEACE
Yuan Shi XII VIII Go to Camp
of the Rebels in Negoti-
ating for End of War.

PICKING. Nov. I.-Yuan-shi-Kai has
been appointed Premier Of China and
he will organize a new Cabinet as soon
as he assumes his post. Meanwhile
Prince Ching. whom Y~uan-Shi-kai sue
ceeds. will continue his duties as act
ing Premier and have as associate
Premlers Ma Tun- and Hse Shin Chang.
who up 10 the present have been Vice.
Presidents OF the Cabinet.
Prince Ching has been made President
Of the Privy Council ard Ma Tung and
Hsu shlh Chang vice-Iresidents., Wei
Kuang Tao, formerly viccroy OF
Kwanxiung province. becomes Niceroy
OF Hupeh and Human provinces. to
which Office Yuan shi kai vas elevated
when he was recently recalled from
official Punishment TO restore the I'm
pcriai authority In the southern pro-
v.nccs.
In the redistribution OF oflces thu
present Minister OF War. Gen. Wing
Tchsng, who was in supreme command
OF the Imperial troops until no vas
superseded by Yuan shi Kai. Is made
Chief OF the General stan.
This much OF the programme. hastily
arranged by the throrr in tho hope Of
sppensing the rebellious chinese. was
made effective by am imperial edict
promulgated to-day. Earlier In tho day
q telegram had been received from
Yuan shi Kal, In which he asked that
he he appointed acting Premier. and set
forth his immediate plan for restoring
peace.
I He proposed. he said. to stop the az
gresslye movement of the Imperial
troops and to open negotiations with
the rebel leader. Gen. Ii Ytien Heng.
forthwith.
Gen. Yin Tchang. who n made chief
of the general staff. Is a Manchu. He
succeeds Prince Tsao-Tao tbrother OF
the Prince Regent) IND Yu-L.anR. a
Manchu prince. who were Joint chiefs Of
the general STAFF. Neither OF these Is q
military man or has n military educa.
ton. Yu.Lang was the Imperial COM
missioner to Annoy in 1905 to receive the
American battleship feet.
The transfer of Yin-Tchang to the post
sof chief OF the general stan II obviously
Intended 20 give the throne a aual!nsd
warrior IN Peking. the capital. from
which point the Manchus apparently are
expecting to conduct a rsconauest Of
their Chinese domain or night a scientific
,etroat.
The other appointments in Picking a
nounced to-day. while of q onciliatory
nature. provide no material change pend
Ing Yuanshikni's advent at tho capital
which appears distant OWNS to the na-
ture Of his sc~lf-appointed task OF visit
Ing tho Republican Government and
bringing about q union Of rebels with .
scform government.
Prince Chlng emains PREMIER n fact
and In Rfven oao Aanohu and one chi.
nese aide. both ALREADY high ofnoiais OF
the Central Government The Manchu
Councils In Pcldns thus remain un.
changed. Yuanshikars task Of pacify-
ing tho country ssmaAns precisely what
Il was before.
The new vicsroy Of AunaA and Hu.
psh Wsikuangtso appears BY laok OF
mention OF any successor to Gen. Yin
TchanS on che held TO be he COM
manding authority ovsr the tmpsriaA
army bNoss Hankow.
The evening world., 1911-11-01
Druggist Knew More
Than Doctor.

A short time ago I had what is termed
inflammation Of the neck Of the bladder.
At times ] thought I would surely go wild.
tried the doctor but he did not seem to
hit the case. ! did not get any relief from
the doctors treatment. Was advised to
try DIR, Kilmer', Swamp-Root by a drug
gist. ! took his advice and began taking
swamp-Root and after using IL for a
short time began to get better and con.
tinued using it until my trouble was
gone, and Swamp-Root cured me.
gladly advise any person that is
troubled as ! was to try Swamp-Root for
il is a good medicine. You can use this
IL you wish in any way that II will bcne-
fl others. My trade is that Of a painter.
Ny 6 is fo~rty-nine.
Very truly yours.
J. ii. JOHNSTON,
WATERFOWL. N. Y.
Personally appeared before me. this
2sih day Of July. 1909. j. ii. Johnston,
who subscribed the above statement and
made oath that same is true in substance
and in fact.
W. A.. MINIS. Notary Public.
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TAFT WILL END
TOUR WITH TALKS
ON PEACE TREATIES
President in West Virginia
To-Day, and Comes
Here Morrow.

MoRoANTowN. W. vs.. Nov. -
In anticipation OF .he coming session
to freshcn up his campaign In behalf
The evening world., 1911-11-01
1sss - Way t. aGsss.

1Dss4 Inward NoAulin Of the nast
0exty-0ovsntA street sta ton was knocked
down. - Aish<iy injured to-day by q
tax1ose q the Kayton Tsxicab Company
~ 10 ~ crossing seventy.sixth street
bsewssn Lexington and Third avenues.
H eoNasoons was fractured. but he
was abis 10 70 homo after he had been
mln1stered Ia by DR.. Joseph J. Onion OF
No. ~ Lexington avenue. He was on
Roman Catholic Church at Seventy
sixth street ana Third avenue when he
was struck.
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MARINES
TO W

GaA1foHA, Nov. l-Rsar~Admiral
Jeosph D. Murdoch Of the United States
nsvy aysivs1 here to-day and at ones
svdsesa - american marines to Han.
Nv - proes0t foreign interests there.
~ 0nslnes started immediately.
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Letter 10
DIR. kiimer 4 CO.,
I~i0Elanton. N. Y.
Prove What Swamp.Root WIN Do for YOU

Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co. bingham
ton. n. Y. for q sample bottle. II will
convince anyone. You will also receive
. booklet Of valuable information telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing. be sure and mention the New
York Evening World. Regular fifty
cent and one-dolIar size bottles for sale at
~ drug stores.
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In East Thirty-fourth street. Many In
vitations have been sent out and 1t -
believed that the gathering will be an
ENJOYABLE success.
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vacationists TO Hold Rcunion.
RcsidenSs OF this city who spend their
vacation at Loeb Sheldrake during the
summer months will hold their annua.
reunion tonight at Murray Hi Lyceum
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13
PUNCTUATION.
The Modern System Was introduced
BY Aidus Manutius.

ne MooeFn oystc" was tbtFoouS0o
by Aldus Manutius.
Punctuation by means OF stops or
points, 30 as TO indicate the meaning
OF sentences and assist the reader to a
proper enunciation. Is ascribed origi
nally 10 Aristophanes. IN Alexandrian
grammarian. who lived In the third
century u. G. Whatever his system
may have been. II was subsequently
neglected and forgotten, but was rein
troduced by Charlemagne, the various
stops and symbols being designed by
warnefried and Alcuin.
The present system Of punctuation
was introduced In the latter part OF the
fifteenth century by Aldus Manutius, a
Venetian printer. who was responsible
for our period. colon. semicolon, com
ma, marks OF interrogation and excla-
nation, parenthesis and dash, hyphen,
apostrophe and quotation marks. These
were subsequently copied by other
printers until their use became univer-
sal
Most ancient languages were limo
cent Of any system Of punctuation. We
find In many early manuscripts that
the letters are placed at equal distances
apart, with no connecting link between,
even In the matter Of spacing an ar
nngement which must have rendered
reading at sight somewhat difficult
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13
atrict School Rulsa.

John Wesley held that school chill
dren should do without holidays alto
gether. When he opened Kingswood
school In 174S he announced that "the
children Of tender parents. so called.
have no business here, for the rules
will not be broken In favor OF any
person whatsoever. Nor Is any child
received unless his parents agree that
he shall observe all the rules Of the
house and that they will not take him
from school. no. not for day, till
they take him for good and ALL" Fur
ther. no play days were permitted. and
no time was ever allowed for play on
the ground that he who plays when
he Ii a child will play when he be-
comes a man. Every Friday the chill
dren had to work till 3 In the after
noon without breaking their fast
London Chronicle.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13
SOrOileIu i.5an TraueiseO.

Sorriss 2srnas gitsrmiooaa rams
tee Sun 6raneiseO al ct Soro'ii9lo,
Der, itisnt bet ~ ipntes at ba anret.
ist nOasn ipnosrlis GoelGsssli. for
aariasebe Sir9i % R9oiel beleypsn.
Cmtrent al. 2 Gftermiooas inotraf to
fGris Siso, Der III 6Olt til at flpste
no al Butler os Rsfauranter ! 6or'
rsininsstparisret, bpOr be bsis Wur-
tsnsbpaninssr er reili efter Spro=
iiialpsi I April 1906, % bet lsttsrs
bpaasoe gebpsliesipartsr par 60rplrs
riuesn lite minbIs. Snsen SpsnIn'
ger liprtsos, men Der pine Jig Rspner
aoliiaiss Rurs' os en- iiOr Spsnins
paa Sisrnst ai oOpeosaoen Rarisi
Street % Ace Sfstst. lirso no Of ben
looretie Ginis, iaalsoes at Der blep et
tort CAB msllsm ben Os oens Habos
bpanin9. % 5aarnet paa ypaninSsn
iii en- bet9nislia iii9U StillIna. Yla'
lirinasn ialOt nso aoiiilli9e Spsnlns
ger. ! Nariet Street Opiioo Der en-
ubprs 6orpirrins oeo at alle plenne'
Tier liprtehs nb al Sorrsinnssbpanln'
ssrns. 6ortauasne | Wariet Street
lad soc o9 tOmms. ioei 6oli bolot 'ia
mlot paa 8aoeu. Seirlorboloene bar
n9lisn usiasiiSt be iamme. Iom ber'
itsbs iorun for bet liOre Soro'il9lp /
Npril 1906. Der eiterIul9ies al ben
soeI99aenos Srano.
Saiaa anors SieOu california
merisoss SOrbiii9ipet mere eller min
brs t9rit. StodtOn O9 Sacramento
jslie Rphel,srnt. buprimOo Cailano
paa ben siiliss Sioe al Yu9ten iun
islts BET messt Ipaat. j IGrbeoen
al San Sole ialot Ell Yinomslle til
Sorosn oa soslasoe 5sleionnstiet Ian9s
apnen. ! Santa 6lara 3alen blep
Sommsbslisn soslast. 20 Wennelie,
osoe al SirRi Ubsr Soroiij9lpe'. al
bpilie ben enc bar en- grbeioer pso
Rapn 9mil Anbsrisn, Der bar Yati'
snt paa ct SOipitaI. 81 BAR Wenne'
iisr tom til Siaos unoer 6lu9ien ira
be iijelDeuOe Spaninssr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13
COINS UNDER WEIGHT.
In England It's the Duty Of Those Who
Get Them to Break Them.

Get Them to Break Them.
It is the duty OF each loyal British
subject not merely TO refuse gold coin
that Is under a certain weight. but TO
break It.
Every person." the act reads. shall,
BY himself or others. cut, break or de
face such coin rendered to him In pay
nent and the person rendering the
same shall bear the loss"
But In spite Of this act Il Is a risky
business interfering with coins which
you may suspect 10 be under weight
or spurious Some months ago Grims
by woman offered half sovereign In
payment Of goods to a local shopkeep-
er. The latter put the coin In a test
Ing machine and. as It broke In two,
refused to take It,
The coin, however, was pronounced
by experts 10 be perfectly genuine,
and when the case was taken into q
court Of law the shopkeeper was order
ed to refund 10 shillings 10 the Gus.
toner.
Money, both gold and silver, wears
out at startling rate. IL Is reckoned
that there Is usually fl00O0O,OOO In
gold coin In England, a very large pro
portion Of which Is locked In the strong
rooms Of banks. Yet OF that which Is
I'm active circulation the wastage Is so
great that during every twelve months
$4,000 worth OF gold and silver is
rubbed or into fine dust.-Pearson's
Weekly.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13
Seiret Ds Aulinsen.

gSaibiuaian. ,. g.. 6te Suli.-
Der tr9naes risslist Rsan be liore
Na,rbruasoiliriiisr. Os ben intenis
., be / ben inors Oa noroliae Del al
9anost siisniOr Rodp Wountains an'
rsiisos lior Siaoe paa Aplin9erne.
bsosr Oct ben i9aar al Ssirbursauei
uoIteois Rapport. iom Tiger:
"Waisliatsrne Delienior Wishslip-
pisn idar alporlig Isle ben OeoDarenos
Wanssl paa ri9sli9 He9n. 3srien er
suonu for Ell pGisntlis Del ubruot
Wisiouri oa bespnosr at bli aluOrli9
for Soma Os pisis 3s!s al 9anias Oa
Rsbruiia. R0lisn bsie Cilaboma
liosr unosr Ell li9ri asrie. Os Resn
tr9nsss after Nrianias.
i Wdisliuisrns slienior Wishsiip.
pisn par @eiret operOroeniIg parmt /
liote SalDhel al iOrriae llae. men ber
Os Der tom Der sooe 3sanliursr, %
Der par aDiiilli9 6u9ti9beo ! Soroen
Om lSsIss al bet uoiiaa sOos Rs9n'
falb ben iOresaaenos llss. Ye0 usens
losaua par ,Soroen after tor. O9 Del
tr9nass Rsgn i n9nsn alls Dele al
oisis Statsr.
Spao Yaarbpsoelinierne an9aar.
aa raaosoe Der ell mere mooerat
3smpsratur / 9aioiasrne Os WOn'
taua. % tiolis / llssn bar 9eiret iis'
lis | Elinnsi ioia % Wisconiin; men
ben iiofs Del al llaen bar Der operOr'
oentli9 parmt oisie Staisr. Tel
par snoel sOoe Resuiiurer bin o9 bel
bet peitlise 3Rinneiotd oa ben slili9'
Del af Satptaerne; men Ell iipr Del
al be uiatise Spsosoifiriiter bar Reg
net bsiii uiilitrG',elis. Os riasIi9 Hso'
ber frGnges 'aarf.
I MISUNDERSTANDING ira Gir'
sinia os noroOoer par Seiret uiGo'
panli9 uarmt ben iioiie Del al llsen.
Run letie Resniiurer ianot Steo
noasr Tsl al oisie Statsr. ejooi
Rsan trGn9es operalt.
9slienior Rodp Wountains bar
gsiret psoparsnoe ior bet msiis iisli9t,
oa Der par mere sub ben iGbpanli9s
Rsam9naoe bet posriis Hrropslien
o9 Iele al Colorado. Rem Werier
o9 NriSona. : Dele al california
bar 3emperutursn liot bsiere eno iGo-
panli9t. os 5iliianoen par for bel
mshe sunliis ior be iOriijslliae Sn'
tsrssisr Staisn."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13
A Faith Cure.

DIR. Josiah Oldheld relates a story OF
his student days at St Bartholomew
hospital A man came to him with an
injury to his hand. The doctor did not
know what the ailment was, but he
prescribed an ointment which was
practically lard. The man returned 10
the hospital the following week.
"Ah. sir" he said. IL begin TO recog-
nizs why It is that St Bartholomew
hospital has such a great reputation! ]
come from Leicester and have been 10
all the doctors In Leicester. Your oint-
ment has done me more good In one
week than all the ointment OF the doe
tors OF Leicester In many months"
That result. added the doctor. was
owing TO the fact that the man came
to St. Bartholomew's believing that he
could be cured there.-London Graphic
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13
Ror I'm Coma.

Den iprfs SOnasn ss bspre fsii.
par Wor fin Song attmeo 9Ossa;
bel miuia Sii til mitt Siarta sisi'.
bel iunos 6raaten min itOssa.
Del lula meg 10 unoarIes.
70 iiili os miuit ts iopa.
bel ipnts msa Elm lager BEG
upp fraa paar pesla StOpa.
Gen gsssn ier ss suoaa tiot.
naar ss iar sluaa ipila.
Der ftsno elm Gnssl, imilsr bliot,
iOm bsrrs si tam imila:
"a naar ss ilitsn irsptuar ap
/ Sirlo mot alt iom peilar,
ss bsprsr liIlt lraa WOr II 8rap
Den Song iOm alting bellar.
Ysr SiDle.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13
Oooe xanoeOcie.

VT ba Sanbepeie er al meaen
YIstiabso. Os ipseieli uaar man tor
Ssnipn til ben stonOmiite Sios. llo.
sifierus peo at ijsre ct 3on en- Wlil
| 3piilano er y 6enis, mebens Der
1e 6oreneos Siaier be sr % 6ents,
Soriiiellsn berOr ior iisrlie parten
paa 8runo ai oaarliss Ysis. Spis
man brussr be iamms Saiisr ior
5000 Suibsl Spsbt 8 Wil. iaa oil
2isrinasn tote 3piilano $3.50.
msoens Der Ss 6orsnsoe Siater bel
oil belsbs iis til slS7.50 slsr sl2O
mere.
1st 1 liiisrt at Il. bpor 5000
Suibel 5peoe Ian bslies. iaa messl
mere 8isrins r nsopsnois. bpilisI
oil rspr9isnitrs andre sl2O sller $40.
3enns srtra lloaift sr paa @runt
aI oe usle Velt.
Tettt sr iun en- 5ina.
8Oos Seie iOrsssr Yeroisn ai Can.
bet. s5 pr. aeu CT for lapt, men
alliseuel pll bet bslsbe fla til $1,000
paa balpe SeitiOnen. atpaa TONNE,
Sanbisbsoen os at iOmms til Warie'
bet bpilfeniombslli lib. iaa at mon
ian ha 6oroelen Of be bsieits priisr.
5oli | Spsrns rsaliisrer Rsbpenoia'
bsosn af aOoe aisrsueis. Dc brOlas'
ger 8aoer oa 5ortauss. Dc peo o.
iaa at bsrpso forsses 5orrstninss.
libst. 2omfort oa islitabelia 5oroel.
men snba mere or bet 3ilialost 70,
Garmsrns paa 9anost.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13
Cub | xfisrterue.
Gun par ildSt sinu, men bar YdrOirr
paa fla I'll $4,000.

Ora 6er9us sails, Winn., msoos.
les ben 9oe Suli: Den 75.aaris.
Wiiis SOis g8arwid. ilGot / Saier,
ajoroe iuaoant Spfpr omboro / Ct sii.
9auenoe 3O9 paa 8reat HUrtbsrn "a.
men ira Teliiplieu. at 9onouitseen lie.
pereoe benos iii gutboriisterne 6ers
gus sails. Sun blep brast til De-
tsntiOn SOipitalet. bppr bsnoes al0
Der blep unoerisat. Wian ianot. at
bun hapoe az, $50 Dollars / Gulo.
lipiier inoiuet ct Stpiie 5si % i9iist
til aiolen. en Diamanirins. TO Isle
Siamanter og andre G9ts Sisns blsp
funoei ipst ino Siisrtet paa ct anoet
Steo. 3esuosn iauot man ct Gsrti.
Mat for glitier for s2. 900 / Rer 6ruoe
Gil SO. O9 225 Dollars papirpsnss.
Sun bapoe repet iltpiier papirpen'
gene os Aitisesrtiiiiatet, oa bun blep
brast til Sailen ,ssrsus Gals.
Sun iaaoe. at bun Aarepis bapos
D9ret Woosbanolsrinoe San Sran.
cisco. Oa baoos iparst iammen en- itsrre
Gum Yenae. men en- Yranb bapoe
sbelast bet mslis ai. bpao bun bapos.
Saa rsits bun til Gpsrett, @aib.,
boOr bun bapos SlGstninssr. 7isis
Sl9atninae pilos bape bsnoss Psnse,
iaaos bun, o9 bun aap benz s2, 600.
3e iorlan9te mire 90 iaa reiiis bun fra
BEN Ill 6bieasO. Senoss Sl9stninae
CT etisr benbe. Tiger bun. Os for at
binors. at be iial iaa bsnoss Yenae,
rsU bun benz ilipiisr.
Watronen Sailsn i'll op,rtalt benos
til al ilGos iia ai Os lasas fig. 9st
par oa Dlatronsu opoassos 8nlopsn.
gene benoss aleoer.
Oct blsu eiter Gpriabsosns Raat
beiluttet at i9ttt psnssns ino en-
yani. 3iliammsn tom be til ON.
firing 81. $50. Alt bar / 8ulo meo
unotaaslis al 225 Dollars.
en Rotis blsp funost. bpor Der
iioo. at 9Ois ". 9Boripid bapoe aipet
Nrs. Ranep Is. W. Appleton. Is.
Wiarlbal os Samss Appleton / Spe
rett. Waib.. $1,000 ben 29be Spni,
os at bun tunbe iaa gGrelie oa
apii hos benz. iaa lGnas bun Iepsos.
3st,s meo Ysnasns, bun bapoe hos
ii9 os Aitisesrtiiiiatet pilss iatts be
YGroiiaser, bun bar bos fig. til sl2..
600. 8ulost. iom bun bar fine
Stisrtsr. peieos ~ Vuno.
Sheriff Billings bar tslssraisrst ON
bsnos til pOiitihefsn | epsrtti, gBaIb.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13

yeoae Slass' Ssparator,Clis
for SOC Waaonsn bOs q. g. prthon.
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Subscription price Der YEAR.. .sl.O0
SYo Dafota.

Utrs. Wartn 4norea paspolo sr
oso Slauorsau en- aloer al ca.
20 Aar. pun par isbt Ssuors
9ano Os iOm til Nmsriia / 1870.
6n Del ai Sorrstniuasbiariitet i
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IA 6ens onion, 6Danion O9 2Iller
Seso ano 8rain Stores liaasr / @Iie.
Ole 8. Qananeis % .Snsr 6ilbahl.
TO ui be 9lbhs uoriie Setilsre Om'
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ben. qanansis bar fra Wsraier
3rOnobisms Stiit. Oa 6iloab! 'om
fra Sooa Saroanaer.
Tr. German =. Rotte af TsabwOob.
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Spb Daiota. oplpisr. at ban er Ram
oioat for 4ouar.sisn peo prim9rpaI'
gene | 1912; men ban ajsr lite Hart.
eutsu ban er Republiianer sller Demo-
frat.
groi. I. 6. Rsswolo, Q0rsr |
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palat ill at rsiis til Sialisn for at OPS
hploe fla Der / TO Nar oa iOpisre Wes
Sierparier | surop9iiis 0unitaalerier
% iiiusre qanoiiabsr for @atsrloO.
Soma, Nrt Stub.
Ole Waaienao. en- ii9i % iraftia
uua Rano, iom ben ienere lib bar
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saetorp | Sipur SsaIls. talbt forleneu
Gaa nto fra st Stillaos % ,rholoI
YeiiaoiaeIisr. bporai ban osoe 9aasu
siter. Zen iorulpiisbe bar fra Sar'
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Street mar Withsa. sr ajsniienot iom
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tror, at 7ors blsp mproet for linz
psnas. thi hans Sals bar opsriiaarsi
% bans CONNER pran9t. papirer.
ipm ban bapos paa fa. piiis. at ban
bapbe bapt s2. 900 bos Zig.
Deb Nleeitsr | ben iposiiliae Del al
Staten bapot man allsreoe Slutten
af iorriss llae bsapnot mso Snohsfs
ninasn al 9lnterbpeoe. o9 ben bliper
ai lanat bsore 2palitet sno man bap.
be pentst. llbbpttet bliuer oaiaa iisr.
re. sno bet parms oa tsrre @eirliai
iunbs aipe 5ormoonins ON. : Bon
Soms, Charles Wir % andre 6Oun-
ipsr iOrsaaar Snobsiininaen osnns
llas, os paa Here Stsoer paaiiaaes
9intsrbpsbsn at bile sioe Oosr 30
gui5sl pr. Acrs.
eu Gpelon. lsoia9st af Rs9n, oa.
lsos lias oper Ritasa 5urniture Sos
ssorrstnius / Wltdsn. 9asst blsu
rspsi Of Ypsninssn. baaret 200 5oo
oa iaiist usb paa ct Sotsltua. Reg.
net soslaaoe en- bel Gsl Wsblsr | Su.
tiieu. sitsrat 2aast par repet af. ei
Dufn 9aosr blsp entsn isrt bort ai
9pilonen aIlsr bl9hs neo. DELE al Ell
aabs gil liss paa en- Spsilslasruoe
". 6. pstsrions Yaaninssbus oa
fir9mts bem iOm oar | Quiet. 9si
hsltss nstop ifano til Yrpllup Der.
9pnst ant9noit en- yaos OF tire pef.
ba tire aisr br9nots. 9su iamleo.
Siaoe par $4,000
gn Yrano. iom bsapnbte | Signal
Butte | Weabe 9ountp. aii opsr en-
QanoHr9inina TO Nil breb % i,r
Tail lang. Nan tror. at Aariaasu
I'll granbsn par 2pnnsoilas let Ira.
oa at yranbsn ipreote iis burtiq
om 6slas ui ben lonss 1Sris. gb'
waro osiier 6aitb miiteoe 40 Aeres
paiisr SiOa. 25 7rasr. tom iiulos
pore BE- hpriis | bet norbpsRiias Spt
9oiotu % iom fob poa Wsllen 8ero,ps
Rand. blsp poelast. Welen 8sro,u.
Siaoore Werow o. 0ilion Gero,u lea
fort lab. ioroi ale osrss 0aUnssanss
bIsp posIast psb Uranesn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13
Good 9ehsms.

Hicks-You keep duplicates Of al
your old love iettersp What an idea
Wicks-Yes: when I have done some
thing particularly foolish Just read
over one Of those letters. It IL quite
encouraging to know that I'm not near
ly 80 much Of fool as I used to be-
Exchange.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13
Two Records.

II have crossed the Atlantic twenty
times" boosted the man from New
York.
Have your replied the man from
Chicago. my record beats that"
"Oh. really? How many times have
you been overT
i've never been over Mt all, but I've
set foot In every state Of the Union"
"Quite remarkable. BY the way, old
chap, how many states are there now r.
Chicago Record Herald.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13

Wrs. Warsn 4norsa paspolo CT
bob / Slauorsau / en- albsr al ca.
80 Aar. pun DOR isbt Ssuors
9ano os iOm til Nmsriia | 1870.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13
Not Easily Cauoht.

Wife-I see you're putting on your
new coat II makes my old hat look
awfully shabby. Husband-Is that sof
Well. that's soon mended. I'll put on
my old coat-Fliegende Batter.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13

Soultfteabs. sss: s,'s,ss';ss:a ssssss.ss T. =
aabnes for Yoiattslie mart. Seno
25 Gts. / Yenas for en- Srodure ON.
bporleoes 9s ian iaa ct "SOmeheao"
q fulb YeiiriusIis ai eanoet. Aoresie:
g. 4. Carlton. YIaja. y. ..
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-07-13

Worry poisons the mind just as much
a. deadly drug poisons the body and
Just a. surely.