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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
JOE S|NNOTT WILL.
Be DOOR-kEtPER
YIRGINIAN PICKED TO WIN Isx~
OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
CAUCUS ON SATURDAY
DEMOCRATS WILL PREPARE FOE
ORGANIZATION or HOUSE
JAS. MANN TO BE REPUB-
LICAN FLOOR LEADER.

WASHINGTON. n. c., March 90
Caucuses will ne held by the Democrats
on Saturday, and the Republicans on
Monday to prepare for the organiza-
ton of thu House next Tuesday. They
win choose candidates for the elective
Offices
In the Democratic caucus Champ
Clark. Of Missouri. for speaker. and
South Trimble, of kentecky. for clerk,
Will have no opposition. For sergeant
alarms there will be q hard contest
between ex-Cnn gresFman William p,
Ryan, Of Buffalo. and U. :. Jackson.
chairman OF the Indiana State DenldR
cratic Committee Jackson ia given
much credit for the sweeping Demo-
cratic victories i'm the last two State
elections. g. II Tavenner is also q
candidate
Joe S,nnott OF the Richmond, Va,
district, seems assured for the position
Of door keeper, an official who over
sees about 200 employees. Sinnott has
long been assistant sergeant at arms
on tho Democratic side Of tho House.
J. j. Spencer, Of Okiahona, former
neiahbor OF Champ Clark 10 eandi-
date.
NCongressman Robert Gordon Of
OHIO, seems TO have the lead for post
master OF the House. He Is opposed
by VIM. VI Dunar, of Georgia and r.
G. Breenner. OF Passafc. y. J
Rev. Henry y Coudeu. tho blind
chaplain Of tho House has several op-
ponents Rev Mr. Couden * a civil
war veteran, and the grand army posts
are urging his re election
In the Republican caucus Represer-
tative James r. Mann. of Chicago. win
ia all probability be nominated for
speaker. which means that he will bo
the floor leader Of the Republicans.
Present officers who will be renoruinat-
ed by the Republicans are: Alexander
Mcdowell clerk: Henry cassan. SER
gepnt alarms. Frank h. l.ynda door
keeper; Samuel A Langum. pnstmas-
ter ana Rev. Henry y. Couden. chap
81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
OFFICIALS WILL ADMIT
DEAFz-GHILDREN

WASHINGTON. ID. c., March So
Moved by the pathetic circumstances
Of the case. Secretary of Commeros
and Labor Nagel will probably per-
init. the admission at Ellis Island of
Mrs Joseph Noranow and her n q
children. according to officials of the
department to-day
Three OF the Nosanow children ars
totally deaf, but they are skilled IN
the lip language and we'll educAea.
The father. another son and dauxh-
ter have been In the United States
at Camden, \, j., for two years and
have prospered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30

The Richmond Times Dispatch continues 70
aspersc the character Of DR.. James Cannon, who
is one Of the ablest and best known Methodist
ministers In Virginia This led the citizens OF
Black stone, DR.. Cannon's home town 10 issue a
few days since statement paying high tribute
his integrity and worth, and Indignantly re =
sentiug the unwarranted attack made upon him.
II IS said that DR. Cannons efficient work for
prohibition Is what has stirred up the liquor
organs Of the Old Dominion. But they will not
be able to injure this courageous with right
tniritlng people. Thrice armed is he who lfv--
for God and fights the foes OF humanty---New
Orleans Christian Advocate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
On EARTH
GOOD WILL To MEN
FRANCE TO FOLLOW ENGLAND IN
EGOTIATING GENERAL AR.
BlTRATlON TREATY WITH
AMERICA

PARIS. March so ~ Following the
conclusion ot an arbitration agreement
between the United States and Eng
land, u similar agreement between
France and The United States viii be-
negotiated. according 10 statements OF
foreign office officials to-day
The undt rstanding here is that the
United States viii take up ar agree
ment with France thc moment the
English treaty IS concluded The French
sentiment II almost unanimous for
such an agreement and no difficulty is
anticipated in binding the two nations
IN comprehensive arbitration treaty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
PRESIDENT LEWIS
RETIRES FRIDAY

BRIDGEPORT. O. March 2o.-Presi-
dent Ton l.. Lewis. u the United
Mine "A orkerz, " ne win retire to-mor-
row. sa5s ne wiz take a position IA
digger in the Wheeling Creek mines.
where ne was employed before he be-
came an OFT cial of thc union
He has refused several offers 20 be
come editorial head of newspapers.
SAYING ne preferred TO live and work
among the miners. He began work in
the mines here " hen be was only IL
years Old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
CHESTER SENT TO CUBA
TO JOIN MANEsl-N ERS

WASHINGTON, Il. G.. March 3d.
The scout cruiser Chester to-day left
Puerto Cortez, Honduras, for Guanta-
Hamo. Cuba, 10 Join the armored
cruiser division OF the Atlantic fleet
in cooperating with the 'maneuverss'
of 1000 marines at that station. Ttd
Chester was originally ordered to pa
troll the Mexican coast, but was with
drawn at the request OF President
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30

BE sure and keep your shirt on. when the
senatorial campaign starts up. None Of the can,
didates viii give you new shirt ia the gratui-
tous advice the Wilmington. y. C.. star gives the
voters in the Tar Heel state. In Virginia We
believe the candidates are most generous And
again, il the North caroHnians have bun ore
shirt. what's the matter With putting it on -gain
after taking ii OFF?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
LITTLE ONE is
FATAL Y BURNED

WINCHESTER. VA. March 3O.--
Getting out OF bed Tuesday night
while his mother was temporarily
absent, three-year-old Frank Ritter.
second, child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
4. Ritter, played near the kitchen
stove, when his night gown caught
fire. iniiicting burns which terminated
in his death this afternoon. He ID
thought to have inhaled the flame
before II had been extinguished hy
colored woman. who found the chilh
running, from the house all ahlasA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
HOODOO STEAMER IN
ANOTHER ACCIDENT

LONDON, March S0.-The channel
steamer Pasde Calais which recently
coIlided with and sank the French sub
marine Pluyoise. stranded on the
French coast In a heavy fog to-day,
Tho eighty passengers were In a ter
rible fright for while. but were I'm
ally landed safely The pilot Of the
Pas da Calais thought he was steering
into she harbor when he ran aground
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
Preachers as Newspaper
Men

The Nirginian prints the two following com.
muhicatiops without comment. further than to
say that they have not been printed elsewhere
since the dates of their writing
Virginia. Va March %, 1911.
30 '"e Editor of The Richmond Virginian.
tFehtiemen,--I am enclosing copy of a com
u,uhi'auon 10 the Richmond Evening Journal
"''u mas heen written IN reply to an editorial,
ttI,' round In a marked copy of that paper re-
,sNeu ny me to-day. You may publish the en-
ilie letter or any part you see Il
Very truly yours,
Y r TI-RNIrp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
RUSSIAN ROBBERS LOOT
POSTAL CAR SAFE

ST. PETERSBJRG March 50 A
detachment of cavalry was to-day dis
patched 10 Wiksoe. village on the
lire to Warsaw. where BrigandS last
night dynamlted a postal car safe and
secured S5o.0n0 said 10 have been gov
eminent funds. Four members ot the
train crew were wounded ty shots fired
by the robbers, who escaped
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30

NEW ORLEANS, LA. March So
That the racing game is probably
dead in Louisiana Is shown to-day m
an announcement by the New Or
leans Jockey Club that the City Park
race track is for sale. The propes ty
will be advertised and sold at auc-
ton. The city will bid on the prop
erty for park purposes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
Editor ,ne OF The Richmond Evening Journal, Rich

Editor or The Richmond Evening Journal, Rich
mond, Va:
ar, Eator,-The marked copy OF your paper.
harCn - number, arrived this afternoon / sun
pose u must have been sent out from vOur o.
nee since It was mailed ia Richmond
N Fep!y to editorial Preachers as Newspa-
per Men and Samples from The Richmond Vir-
glnian' 1t Is sufficient to say that / am a SUB
scfloef to The Firginian. and II gives better sa
lsiacuoh than any other daily to which have
subscribed
consider The Vlrginian far superior To the
Fiehmond Evening Journal. and l was once a
subscriber to that vicious sheet. Being unable
TO endure its Niciousness many months, / sub
scFlpeu 10 the supreme" all the time, longing
LOT something with better spirit and greatly
20 my delight The Richmond Virgiufan came to
olfth' received a copy Of the first Issue and
fittFe received The paper daily ever since.
IL mas made good its claim. To me this paper
nae peen source Of profit and delight. May
lHe NFE4hlan have a long lie before It, as 1t
spreads abroad its clean accurate news
10 the Evening Journal. / would suggest In
sert III your want ads. column Ministers as
newspaper Men'--wsnted. Apply to the Eve
ming Journal for position
Please publish che above in your paper
shall send q copy TO The Eirginian also
Y. r. TURNER
virginia. Va. March %. 1911
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
WoRkMEN's COMPENSATION
BILL TO PASS IN WISCONSIN

MADISON. WIS. March 30,~--With
the State Senate on record to-day with
passage of a sweeping workmens com
pensation bin despite strenuous lobby
opposition by manufacturers, support
ers OF the measures here predict its
speedy support by the lower house and
enactment into law.
The measure passed the Senate last
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30

with few more hail showers Tx that OF Wed.
nesday' Richmonders viii be able to lay in their
ice supply Tor the summer without cost
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30

Governor Blease is as in years past warmly
standing by Evans" says the Columbia. s. c.
state From What We have read, Governor Blease
has been making it hot for everybody
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30

We DO not know whether or not it indicates
that the negroes here are working out their own
salvation but we maintain that Richmond has
the longest negro funerals of any city in the
United States
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30

The erection Of a thirteon-gtorv 31.lding dnr
ing the winter is pretty good monument to this
mildness Of the cold season here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30

Speakerelect Champ Clark has refused to ride
in the $4,000 automobile provided for his office
by the government Really Mr. Clark, it is the
best afford until the tariff is reduced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30

Mar9h has been shedding some crocodile tears
over tho ruination Of the fruit cror
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30

and very gentle, he was highly educated and
man OF the most excellent morals Yet he wa q
the most tlresome man We ever met. and, so
far as ever heard. he never accom- plisbed
anything Of the slightest value to himself or
any else.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30

or course the tire In the capitol at Albany was
due to nothing else but the heat Of The senatorial
fight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30

Ron AIT. Va, March 2S 1911
10 inc Editor - The Richmond Nlrgnlau.
Ny Dear Sir-I anclose Won a rgr,,. ~ +be
article written to the Journal for publication
In event that that paper does not publish it
wish you 10 let IT appear In your columns.
" I'm best wishes. / am, Yours truly
w :, JONES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30

The total number OF mines worked in the
State Of New York is 40. There are about / 2
iron mines In operation Il OF gypsum eight
of tale. two each OF salt and epyrites and three
Of graphite
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
CLIFTON FORGE REVIEW ENTERS
MORNING FIELD.

me Chuoa Forg, Rener enterprising and
sparkling paper, published in the western part
OF tEo State celebrates its sixth birthday ami
,ersary by changing from the afternoon to the
morning field The initial morning issue. which
appeared Monday. is a credit to Editor George
O. Greene. Richmond boy and the cits
of Clifton Forge II there is any differ
eGce iu the appearance Of the paper, it 1t
tor the better, and Editor Greene is 10 be
Congratulated on having effected the shift ii
such a short time. The conversion of The chi
ton Forgc RericC from an afternoon to q morn
ing paper was accomplished just few days at
t,r the people of the city had signined 10 th'
editor their willingness to support him in th'
proposed new field. The quick work goes t.
show what kind Of progressive editor Mr.
Greene is, and we wish him every success in his
new venture,
In making his bow to the people OF Cliftor
Forge in the morning field. Editor Greene says
editorialy
Good Morning"
tn Daily ReJ1@tr Grcets its readers actth
mas issue as q morning neicspaper ard as
zee sag good morning ana aotsh you 't.H tse
beg 70 request oar readers and friends 70 be
llttLn- lepte4t end not le4k Upon ftts edit
tioa as O criterion Of tohat The Rcrieu IS to
5s IN the coming dogs There teerc mmy
httIe aciats Ia be ,cofked out IN MAKING the
ehan0e end mann Of them net remain 10 be
orrdn0od and uHtl these are perfected mas
newspaper tctH not be trhat ii is our purpose
10 make T. In the morning feld IN Re
ricls can scrre the people and the commu-
min to 4 better advantage because Or the
larger circulation and the splendid mail t1cti-
i't@s. thus Coreytng more territory ana p!Gc-
tn0 the paper IN the hands Of the outottoun
Subscribers in thc carly morning horre IN
that arc ask Is fair share Of the pubic pa
troaoQc And let it b. understood thai the
more BUSINESS ne do and the larger our sub
S~tlpti9n list The better lc,H zoe be prepored
10 improve IN Reg,e,e rs The days 90 ~.
Mon thar ne ere b1 The morning aeld, Ten rs
whether Von IKE yo1r home paper letter for
lreahfest thaa for supper as IN the past
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
PRICE OF vIRGINIAN.

PER Corr, CITY EDITION. 10
Pen CORY, STATE EDITION. DC
BIZ MAIL ONE YEAR. "a 90
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-26

~ + x *** = 4 x y 4 4 x 4
ONE OF LIES LIT
i X x X x x 4 X x X = x x x
This is a curious world.
If you don't believe it, ask ski
Skinny Malone, like many am
other wiser than he, can't figure it
out at all. He knows that the
world is wound UP to ruin in such
and such way, and experience
has taught him that it is likely to
go on running that way, but for
the life of him he can't see why \
anybody should have made al
world to wag on in such hap-I
hazard fashion.
He is not overly se1f-con6dent,
never yet having had enough to-
eat in all his seven years, but he
has a sneaking idea that he couIdt
make a better world than this one
at it.
And it is not at all strange tn
view of the way the world looks tn
look-see what it has done to Skin
Yesterday was Christmas. A
folks were getting Christmas prese
had crowded the downtown store
sands of presents, and yesterday m
ents away. Just think of it! Thous
for kids all over the world! And SC
as two or even three different prese
down the street, he got two, a mou
You wouldn't think that, with
would be anybody in the world left
at all-would you now? With a "
whole wagon loads of presents r
weeks, it would seem utterly impos
l.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-21
Ut brDion,t Wapm.

Sprinaiielo, SH.. l3oe Sept. -
llnoer Ynaiiauo ON al bet aisr bam
nerpss at bsrs 1T Napn nGpnt. ans
is9ie g9ampsnst Riepiuis Retten
isaar ON 3illaoslis til at benptte
Rapnet Rowat, iom baabe par letiers
at uotale Oe mere ilansfulOt.
vAlporlig ialt. naariombelii no9en
tiltaler mig" iasoe ban, .tror je9,
at oe iorisser at al mig Ell Sohs
Seltsrsuano. Win 8one paa9sr iis
lite til at iiese nosst / aisiisnst. for
bOer Sang lss bsrer bet braie Ban.
ben. lsbsr jes no ior at iaa uioe.
bOorior bun raaber paa mig. Seq er
trGt al at 9aa paa ylaalsr ior at be.
iuars Spsrsmaal iOr tililut al Opoass,
at ies iimpeltbsn sr blit narrst al en-
8aoefeisrs aoh. Zen enelie Waaoe.
bOOrpaa iss ielp ian uoiale Raunei.
er Oeo at Ia Snus.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-21
Gneitaaenoe 0a8lpeir.

Der meooels fra Srempsalsau,
Wis., l2ts Sept: Oct fori9roeliats
Saslpsir, iom nOaen Der bar opleoet.
aii opsr bsnne e9r Wauoas gIters
miboas Os sjOros umaaoelis Siaoe.
Yinouer, iom psnois til Woro os Bet.
blsp inuits | busr ensiie gpsnins.
alsns Ssiitolsbpauinaea III iemti ai
fine ginbusruoer tnuh. iaa Der op.
fob en- Yanii blanot gleberns. Sslp
Spaantaasne bleu inuli paa Here
Suie.
Ger bar 6aal, iom maalte IA
9ommsr | omirsos os psieos Ter puno.
llpeiret pareos n9iisn en- balp 3ims.
Den Siaos, iom blsu forpoiot | Ypsn.
ubsisr oper 1900, meoens ben uoais,
mango 3uisn Dollars uoe paa 9anr
bet. Nais. Sps % 6rustirGr lsn
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Siaot | Sloominaton.

SloOmin9ion. ST., l3oe Sept. -
Siaoc iOr Here 3uien Dollars tiliseoes
Spen al Ell beiiis Yino. Re9n oa Cor
oeEnOrm. iom rammsos Ypsn peo | l.
3ioen oo III, bOlot op isr lansi uo
paa Dioraenioen. 3rGr iaheoss on,
O9 5raiiisn blsu aiiiaaret paa alle
Waaoer. 5ele8raitraaoe li99er neoe
paa en- StrGinin9 al Here Wil.
9o9 bertil bar loriiuist belle Hat.
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$4,000 Manb tr9ngts
I pct pettIiee Gauaoa
200 Ylilliouer Yuibels SpeSe ifal
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gsretuinaer fra Yropinisrns Nan,toba,
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tpbsr paa. at aplineen Der CT ben bsofe man
noaeuiinbe bar hopt. Sor Snbbeitninass
arbeibet transes ninbf $4,000 Nanb.
2ape 0tuetpriter paa aue
eanaoitie Sernbamer.
Grsurtioner baslis. os iulehrnoiss Ops
lpsninser sipes pao anmoenins til usoen'
napute autboriiertbs aeeni for ben eanaeiife
SCATTERING. DC nebiatte Siuetprtier 9i0lber
tsr aue. iom pil benptts iis al bsnne anIse'
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~ Jsskssa o.. q. Pssl. nlas.
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100 0mnoe | 2sraeto9.

Ter msooeles fra Sau 6raneiscU.
6al.. l5oe September: en ul9opdna
lie Yrocesiion bar mango 9ione til
Der Cnsoas. ba st Sunoreoe Sunos.
lsoei al eieren. Wiis Sennis erodsr,
maridsreoe / ..SsrsetOa" til 9ers 'or
fine aamsratsr Did Ga8ler o9 ySon'
oerlano Dudeis. De TO aiosoe bar
Bottom Terriers os p9roiat til 81, 900
bpsr. 3s lsosbs 9iiisn af 9iiloe Sunes
Oct betienote 100000 6rOdsr aen.
nsls. Sunoene jorbsoss unoer be
iisrHs asresbspisninssr. ipm bet ait
an at oporipe. Dc anbragtes / aiiier
| espptiii Stil. iom BET tOs tire Dag,
at sisre iiiano.
did Das,ler osbe 2sroa9 siier al
bare blit frsmpiii peb San glaieO
2snnslilubs llbhillins os puuoei
mango Yaauo. Een bleD ipg al en-
bemmslisbsosiulo Sunoe.SpSoom,
ijenot unosr Rapnst . .9ittIsjObn Hea"
lom ian opiiaa pso at ipiis til Ousr.
HOB. Wonosrlano Gu&eis iunos iiis
iomms paa lonillinsen operbOpeost Os
osos nosls 5imsr sitsr i'm 9amerat.
piiis Groder sr fOrpisist ON. al
Sunoens 3oeet er liss iaa beorspei
iom bun Islp. Oct iaa uo, iom ON
be gil Wlaridtsmpo os bapoe 8rsis
paa. bpao bet sjalot.
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Saler paa Hipalens Wisoe

Der Itripss fra Surpn. 9. D, l4ot
Sept: ! 5po Daipta CT to Republican.
lie Craanilationer, iom ialoer Ea
,prpareshUe. Oh bsese arbsiosr ipr
Senator Va 6olsitss domination til
pariiets pr9ioenttanoiodi. Zen ens
AZ oisie Cr9anilutOnsr leoes al 5orr
bunoslenator Soc j. erauioro o. ben
anoen al u. 8. Riharos. Sisie TO
W9no bar fsr p9ret Veuner; men
6prboloet mellem oem er MI laa
iisli9t. at Dc iau piot ialer til binan.
ben, naar be msoes.
u. 8. Hiharos bapoe iammen.
ialot Ct pplitiii Wsoe Der Surou
2irsoas Nitsn, o9 G snat tor 6rawioro
par blanot De Suobuone. Wanse
troeoe. at ban lite piloe iomme; men
tom BOG og boloi Ell l9uaere fale.
hpOri ban rnfe Senator 4a 6e!ls!!s.
lom Rlbaros bapoe 9lori i'm Yale
tioli9crc ON gitensn.
Senator 6raiuioro 9ap Ell Soer'
li9t oper Ell proaresiipe Rcpubllianeres
pro9rdm o9 peate unoer bette paa.
at be ijGmpeoe for ell RepiliOu al I'd
riisn. yeoarelisn ai pore naturll9s
Sielpeiiloer o9 for, at bet Snentlige
iaar iisrre Dlast oper Serubauerne.
San 9ioroe opmrriiom paa. at be
Observation-Disclosures iiie Tan pente
Sj0lp hos Semotraierne, ioroi Sepa'
relisn al bore naiurli9e SiGlpeiiloer
% en- lisrre Wlaat obsr Yanerue beip.
Der ell llopioslis al 9anosresierin9sns
Wa9iomraaoe bplliei hrioer mob De-
moiratsrnss Opiainina of Staternes
Rettiabsoer. Siie bellsr iunoe be foa
Sjelp hos ionierpatipe 2spubli!anere.
ioroi oisie bapoe ns9iet at neoi9ite
3ariiieu. eitsr at be pso 5raitatsn
meo 6anaoa baubs berspsi Sarmeren
ben iioas Rsii al 3Olbbeiiptielie.
Sette leosoe 3alsrsn oper til Ell
SOpprisnins al Senator Va 6olletie
Iom ben Wano, Der bar bebii iiiiiet
til at leoe aampen for be Sheer. iom
be progressive Republiiansrs er beiie.
LEI ai.
Wlsoet bar iammenialot uoeluiien'
be meo oei Waal for Vie at iiane
va 6ollette Spo Daiota Eele9oiioa
mems Siemme paa ben republiianlie
Nationalionpention n9he Nar. en
&eiolution, Der ir9peoe, at Delesaters
ne iiuloe liemme paa "a 6ollette. blep
osiaa enliemmia peotaset.
". 8. Ridaros iorialie. at ban
baUos ialt meo ga 6olleties Yal9bes
iiprer. Wr. Saaier. o9 at osnne bap.
be iaai. at be prosresiiipe &epublita'
mere pilbs iOrisse at pinoe guibins'
ton. Oregon. Wisconiin. Soma. ea'
lifornia, Sbabo. Wontana, Spo %
HOro Saiota, Rsbraiia. peniplpas
nia, Yli@isan % Dele af Sbio og
Wlinnsiota for Ga 5ollstte.
Senator @rauIoro bar iammen.
taot fin Organization til ct ytsoe |
Iliihea ben 28oe September.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-21

-Sulius Siaua. iom be iibite
tire War bar perst 9uopia Aretanosr's
2ompaanon Ninnsapolis. bar Hpttet
til Spsipit. South Saiota. bper ban
asisr at aisnoptase lin Pruiiis iOm
Sosfsrer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-21

8eorQe guris blen orGbt peo at
tomms i Ysrsrin9 meo Ell Sraao.
iom paa fplot mso elettricitet. me-
oens ban bolot pad meo at lir9tie
eleiirilic ypsirdGo pua lloItlllngsT
pldoleu 0uron.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-21

6romweli Iiron. Ell Out paa ~
Mar. iOrbauleos Yels9euoe paa llos
liilliuoen / SurOn uso line SeorIIier
iom auiatiter. San lieg I'll Ell Ssioe
al 5000 DOB Oa tilbaselaQoe ell SGn9'
be al ~ plil, paa iamme lib ,om
ban uNisrte be melt ele9antc Splns'
nIu9sr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-21

= .Waisiiie itesl ranges" % .pen'
iniular 6satsrs" ere berpmte 9anoet
oper. Stapls BROS tisbsr benz iul.
be yoanlao ninaer oa i9lser BEN til
uberts laps priitr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-21

Staoe. Der bar 5ufnoer al 5r0r.
lom milieoe ale line 8rsns. % Ell
pGnsoe 6jGrirG Os imaa arsaturer
blep or9bt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-21

- Stapis Bros. tisber line 2iole'
9sier birsite IRA ulomsllsrne; bet tr
8runosn bporior be i9lasr benz loo
biQiot.