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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
THE HALLS HELD FOR TRIAL
Sioux Falls Couple Must Answer ior
Alleged Badger Game.


As he result OF their preliminary
hearing before Judge y, Il. Wheeiock'
OF Sioux Falls, Mr., and Mrs. {. W.
Hail, residents OF Sioux Fails nave
been held for appearance in the state
circuit court to answer 10 the charge
of working the badger" game on X
s, Kenyon, aged So, who resides at
Cherokee. KAN
The game Is alleged TO nave oee''
worked upon the old man last winter
while he was in sioux Fails en- route
home, from a business trip 10 McCook
count He testified NJ the preliminary
hearing that when his life was threat
ersd he Endorsed a cheek for sl,2So IN
Hairs raven. lie IeSSEsed tnsI ne tfl'i1
was led to a train II sent 10 ms
home In Kansas, being 81 c"wed ih"'
~ nas unable se sa!l Gag assistance
from the Steak Fails po!tSe,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
N,,ve 70 Bnila County jail.

The proposition to build a county
saT, in connection with the cosrt he&se
at salem or on the same properly IS
being agitated by some citizens. vino
point ont that this eoonsS Is paving
Ninnehaha County something like
s4ee per year for the care OF McCeas
County prisoners, which is 70 per eenS
ON an investment OF s+.Qee, which lat
Ter SUM would erect a Very good Jail,
The matter wiit receive considerable
attention daring the summer
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
Dies of Her Injuries.

Mrs j. s. Pratt, the victim of
the recent, runaway accident. die
Spaarfish Thursday morning after
several days of suffering She leaves
q husband. one son and her daughter.
Miss Insz. who was also injured, Mrs
Pratt With her family, has been a
resident Of Spearttsh Valley for almost
a quarter OF q century, She was in her
Sfst year.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
SVEN WAS NOT POISONED.
sioux Falls Man Came to His Death
bN Drowning.

The las, chapter in the case OF
Chris Sven. Il farmer who disappear
ed in Sioux Falls LAST winter and
whose body was found in the Sioux
River this spring, has been written
by the returning by a c~oroner's jury of
a verdie. 10 the effect that he came to
his death by drowning.
II has been believed in soma quar-
tiers that Sven was the victim Of foul
play. and in order to make a thorough
investigation Coroner Miller and the
county authorities sent SveR's stom-
c to an eastern chemist for analysis.
The report OF the chemist was read at
an adjourned meeting of the coroner's
jury, and was TO h effect that there
Mas not the slightest a of poison.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
Ne1andria City Election

At Alexandria Wednesday the an
NAL municipal election 221 sotes were
cast Fred Thfel. the peoples cam
Gidars for mayor. was elected without
opposition. License carried by a ma
icrfty OF g The organizing of h
city under the general law carried by
.s majority.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
MANY PRAIRIE FIRES.
New Settlers Have Difficulty in Get
ting Them Under Control.

ting Them nucr Soii'ioh
\ Pierre special says: Inc newly
settled section of the state west OF the
Missouri River has been troubled win
numerous small prairie fires when
have been allowed to get from control
by the people who do not realize what
they have to contend with in a pralrle
fire. In most cases they have beefi
got under control without material
loss, but in one case a settler near
HAYES lost his barn and four horses
besides supplies which he had taken
out. and vas severely burned hi1lse'i
in his attempts 70 save his property
Some day a fire will get started win
q gale blowing and the settlers west OF
the river will learn What a prairie
fire really is by the same costly ex-
p]erience which was bought by the
old timers when they first came to the
ounty
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
L4,ss ais Kfshs Arns.

JpfrEa Wright. q young mar whose
parents reside In Rrcs2ktngs. uhe has
been employed at the SanStcta Port
land cement plant the pass six weeks
white removing a piece of metal from
the hopper OF the essas PefyerizeT Wee
nesday night. suffered an tnisTy saich
rseceesssased the a-rEpatatfrn Of his
arm at q point iest below the
Sfha~
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
RUN ON PEORIA BANK.
Rumor of Heavy Loss In san Francis
90 IL the Cause.

90 IL the Cause.
Peoria, III; A small run OF he
Home state and Savings Bank Of Peo-
ria, tool place Friday afternoon az
tho result of rumors that the bank
was connected with the German Fire
Insurance Company, of Peoria. which
lost heavily In the san Francisco dis
aster, Charles uirichs. vice president
of the bank, stated Friday night that
his bank was In no way interested in
the German Fire Insurance Company
and vas perfectly solvent. Prepara-
lions nave been mad to meet the eS-
pected run,
The bank has deposits OF over a
million dollars anu Is known as q
conservative institution, p
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
Complain of Mail Service.

Numerous complaints have been re-
cetyed at the ~postoffiee at Aberdeen
by residents of outlying districts. be-
cause they fail TO receive their mail
promptly. The postmaster said We'd
ressias that with b present facilities
gsstIe hope of an Improvement can be
expected. There are only -four car
r4ers to care for tha entire city.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
WOMEN GO GOPHER HUNTING
Make Pin Money by killing Little
Pests Near Eureka.

A Eureka special Gopher
hunting is no longer an industry con-
trolled by men and boys Women are
now taking part in the shooting or
the flicker tail. and although to them
1t furnishes sport they are makin pin
money from the bounty offered by the
county,. MANY of these female nimrods
are growing quite expert with their
rifles.
Miss Mabel Murray Tuesday made a
quick shot and killed q gopher at n1ty
wards. A hunting party OF women mas
been formed which will take the field
as soon as the weather permits. Go
nher shooting has reached such pro-
portions in this vicinity that bounty
records are expected to be broken be-
fore the season is closed.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
snr,er Eeurr 81 check

The scarlet fever epidemic which
a1s -rrevais@d Mt aIcsstar for some
yeeGa tx akattrG The 1G-year-old son
& CT N E-asfn. the latest victim,
.Ernext recovered For a while the
s~phze7T5g titrsatered TO cause the CLOS
ing es el4.e GIG schools.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
Order to Troops Counrermanded-

an order was recently received at
Fort Meade to have the Second squad
ron tconsistfng of Troops E. T. G and
HI get in readiness to- GO to San Rran-
cisco for the purpose Of doing police
duty there After everything was In
shape to leave a second order came re-
sefndfng the Srst one.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
rye killexi by Gas a. Tank.

Chicago men We're killed by
gas In q tank In the lard refinery of
Nelson Morris & CO, at the stock yards
Thursday night William Tess, a tIse-
man. entered the tank, which had
been out OF use for svyerst DAYS. and
1t is believed that Joseph Hiekisn,
night engineer, attempted 10 restsse
him The bodies Mere isa.sna SansS
time later by Frank Van,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
roR MURDER Of HER nafsf..
Mitchell Woman Placed Under Arrest
as Result of I~aNestiGastcn,

Mrs. Jennie Van Hoover, OF Ai'ch-
ell, was placed under arrest THURSDAY
as the result Of the inVe>n-
CATION, charged with = mGrder OF
her child.
Monday morning she gave BIRTH 10 a
baby in an ouShouss. affa, * Is Sa%ss-
ed. threw il into the vault, The BODY
was secured from the vault thar same
night and a tape was ugnILS uea
around the neck and the mouth niiea
with cotton, An autopsy held Thurs
day showed that h child was alive
at birth.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
rneurths old Coins

While engaged in digging a garden
John Eei1ew. Of Tyndan unearthed a
couple of curious coins One Of them
was u pe1ry. dated 1879, and the other
q raieSei. Bearing date OF 1S+s.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
Elres .siffr EaisFrs in Brain

Tarofs SG2fesrRsgIhrrger- OF Mitchell.
vsa ar1eHrpsed To- eorrTtt suicide a
cev DAYS ags. lis ssigl alfve. The
xE7uslG ssr1zFgsTLy would have brought
ON dHai1a Instantly bfr IN some MT
racussssTss MANNER the xnsez failed Il,
produce tise rsssxs1it dfessreeE He frsr
ssssfr niH1selG uslfer csie chin and next
IN utss ue1racr Gt rsss frrassead- beth huT-
Rats Irdging IN the brain.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
Greg Prospects ir Esie EHisis

Srurgia nas beer vissiaed ~ = a-fz-
zlfng rain which Ias1sd esa- fssrsN-
eighr hours. The GaEzseEs 90 MestssR
essznt,c have rrsst 81 their see rgs
done. and the raisr was are1s EeiiE
rs ft WIS rsueh eeedesH-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
srriD,.ssy rrrrr I'm Runcruv.,

m a -unfxway acssidsrE "a SEesE1ssif
Mrs r. s.. Pratt and bar daugster
KISS rnsx Rrart. Ersp is ar i1vaisa-
were beth f-assgmraussy I1isreti and III
10 -nsgss~ess sHa1E Mrs PrssH wiz liza.
she H. the WIFE af Gnnt &c. Pratt sfrss
Of the ,sss sssns =esssers In tina Spaa-ss:ff
valley
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
CROWDED. ELEVATOR FAILS.
Eleven Persons Seriously Injured in
AeciieHt at Toledo.

Toledo, O.; Eleven persons We're
badly injured Thursday night I'm an
elevate. &csIsS..s - tas %SFiISG,atsi
building, They had been attending a
banquet on the third floor of the
building and had lust got
into a freight ~evato when
the cable parted and the elevator fcai
to the basement Every person in the
elevator Mas hurt and all We're sascn
10 Toledo hospital.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
sc,,star c,tsrk rs Retir.a.

r-ssssxs s1z.s.s - SS5Tfss >tzaE-s-
msrt appearing Th1rsdas In the Bunts
Nznssr. ms a~n paper. w. a.
C@ark- of Montana. ma il
not acasseisdas< COR r~s-ssscssar u tia
senates
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
LAKE TIE UP COMPLETE.


Buffalo, y. Y; The vessel tic-up
here IL almost complete, The nremen
struck on four OF the six vessels
which arrived Thursday from upper
lake ports,
Officials OF the various aek"t
freight iinea are making sa e.;,:s :.
get their boats away With non-union
crews and they announced Thursday
that the boats were 10 be held up as
fast as they make port, No grain In
heing unloaded,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
Rrr.orN 81 Cvbn.s vprisisr.

Jacksonviises Ffass a spscIal to the
Tfp~s-Hrien FROM kes West Fla.
Friday says there we're alarming re-
pcrts at Key West that q resoiusson
hos broken cst IN the eastern N OF
cube under the leadershSp ef Modesto
Eeaf
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
Yer-sisEc. a:ay Gses View Depot.

PS;.rs are we'll sf--5er wag for Il new
i;snssr 80 NeruftfasE. The Milwaukee,
company has fasser the matter up.
as1ri tt nov Fsoa-s AZ though the de1rI
would ~ through without a hitch
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
I'D, Tlleprct Cpuary Bri.laes.

ss-ss =sa=rsy ss--lss-sSSs+ SEEE
session 1t SaleT- WsG.lsssfaE Tor tips
unr,ose .ef insreeclrg The e,ssiEfsy
bridges and Tor tfse ef such
other business * may cGrre before
.siferm..
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

The rock cut at Fort Pierre on the
Northwestern extension has been
completed. and rails are being laid
through the town The first two
bridges across Bad River are COM
pleted- and the next two wei along.
and the rail laying will be pushed as
rapidly IS possible up h valley of
the Bad River from his time ON.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
Ktaae.a by ~ own Raea..h.

Parts A bomb explosion occurred
In the forest 81 NiaceraFss at 2 eSscck
Thursday a~tteraoens kaihi,S a Russian
named strife ard aaageroaslF wonnd-
issx q c~eRara4iofk
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
NJ. FRISCO Bs.seas

New york. sIere than $50 coo was
realsxel ~ . benefit performances IN
a3d Of the San Francisco sufferers,
Friday at the Metropolitan opera
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

k;sow tsse w;,eraasauss II Fxsgscr ~
acn. hut haass REASON &c nasievq hss u
ALIKE IN Finland
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

Arbor day wAs generally observ-
ed In Pierre. the schools carrying out
appropriate exercises. and planting
trees on the school grounds. Mem
bers Of the Opportunity Club, com
posed OF young men of the city p1aat-
I'd trees On the state house grounds
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

Pusrick C~~ .AxAkn AliosarseeSl-
New York: Al the Patrick hearift8
rharSdav severed witnesses testified ID
exScss Of smhAlntnx ftatd in eosaceS-
isx evidences OF death by ehforoforrA
An Adtenrnmert Was takeae
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

At 4 r1eetzirg OF rzie IsfenFtiHkdNe c5rn--
-s<e.~s Ere stszf-.fgr eers rs-e
Erugners Hyds and Susir cnssrszsss held
ar Pfarr4 the gun1eE1r5tsrr WIS fixads for
ras zsrsr sf Maw - he ntId at E1ss-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

Ca Mne4 WRECKS nnaAkeess Horne
Hartford City, Ind The home OF
A. g. Laptop. barker was wreckea
Eytaas By an explosion Of natural Gas
the ruins caught are md burned
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
Chfea<u,s Tnh<rrnlasts Instttufe.


Thu sarrerye Court mas dismissed the
oiii sfuastia by the State OF Oregon to-
restrain the government from allotting
some 100000 acres. comprising the reser.
vation of the klamath Indians
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

49, 49, KN1rd b. FnlA5ng p<sstck-
RocklaBds Mea Foor men were
kftesa FssdaS By ~ fafssssS ct = der
rieh ha the Ufnaer Hardrcck limerick
~aarFy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
Publfe Reach for New York.

The New York Legislature has author
lied the city OF New York to a~ppropriate
$2,JG0.0oo for the purchase and S250,AOo
for the construction and maintenance Of
a great free ocean beach for the people
of the metropolis. This viii be controlled
by the department of parks. but ulti-
mafely a portion may be R.r ..sde- sfsa
department OF health for the establish
ment OF a convaIescent hospital Also ft
is provided that philanthropfcal societies
may maintain fresh-air homes there 1t
is understood that the city viii secure
Rockaway Beach.
~Chfea<u,s T~uberruISsfs Instffnfe.
The work of all the NUMEROUS organ
izatians in Chicago to study, prevent and
cure the various forms of tuberculosis
has HOW been cenzraIizsd ID an organiza-
tien &c be known as the Chicago tubercu-
losis Institute and this m turn viii be
affiliated with the State and national as
soeiations for the study and s-erant;an
of tuberculosis.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
LITTLE GODS JOKE

TIE woman lOOksI into The mans
eyes and sTii"d- S5t toyed ,areisssly
Nith the leaves VI tae pant.
You hayent changed very much"
she said
NO" said the nan. Il "a grown
when 1 knew you. whereas yvu we're
but a child"
All"
a child u many possibilities" be
concluded.
Have any % tAen been IsaIiGed1'
che asked. musihsly.
All VI them"
"Ah!"
Ne laughed softly.
How loved yOu!" he said.
''HOW loved yOu!" she replied.
And We we're horribly poor hy
didn't Ne marry? PVOT youHg vsople
generally do"
Oh. We we're wise a. we'll a. very
poor and very much In love Our ais
dom saved IA" she said
And now. you're RIB and I. too,
haye-s0mthinE."
Il married q rich man" she mur-
INJURED. slowly.
lie wondered a she was happy
We're almost middle aged, aren't
Se'" she asked after = pause.
''Middle-Aged?"
4 found four gray hairs today" she
said
Gray hairs dOnt count sb,u they
can be counted" he remarked
"Ah! I've heard that before %
have be-Ome middle-ag.d %
! wasn't rude fifteeh ysars ago."
No. but you we're bIIlally rank.
and my heart vas consequent broken
fOI three months after our enraE, ment
ended
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06

maTEiedY- he asked.
Ten years. And yOu.'
oh. I've never married | harmed
By experience that women "a thyse
days didn't marry pour. Ambitious
young men When grew ri,h enough
Ia think Ut IL. I found the LlBi, u
bachelOrhOOd too hard To bTeaA
Then she looked into his eyes AGAIN
he smiled
You looked then just a. yuu did hf-
teen year agO Wheu yOu gave me NY
goodbye"
I he EOman's cheeks flushed aad her
syes burned brightly She looked sNea
more like she had iuOa,L thea
4 never thought % see yOu asa,a.~
she said. dreamily
Are you sorry he asked.
She smiled again.
sorry: TN. No, Aud there Vas a
thrill Ut great thankiulhess In her
VOiCe. Her eyes looked into his With
the old teuder message calling him 10
her. The man biz his lips Shs vas
Opealy encouraging him. and thu dear
little girl VI ti.s old days Was ruus. lie
had not forgotten that she Nas mar
Rad Al. that other man.
Together they wandered into The
large. cOOl conservatory and sat duA a.
But the spell had fiOwh. she Ms a
nirt. a married airt' The Old-tiHle
sweetheart had grOwn into this
But the Girl be had loved In th" long
aEO had married another nan. and had
No right 10 look al him In that way
You will call upon me-" she asked
after a while
Thank you. no. I shall leave the
city In the morning am sorry"
viii you return soOn!"
4 think I shall never come back"
he replied YEARLY. lie Vas disap-
pointed. This Was a little biz harder
than the teary farewell ffteen years
aso. But be still loved her. In spite
VI all. he wanted % take her In his
arms and kiss her again and again.
AZ his words the light died out %
her beautiful fare Her lips turned
Waite. ''GOOd-bye. she said
Goodbye Then they sho0k hands
formally. she did not look az him
The aowers around her sssmed 20
dance sleefully AZ her misery. and the
universe grew dizzy and black
After he left her. the memory VI her
grew upon him day b. day. All the Old
love came hack % him. multiplied
thousand-iold by the fifteen years of
famine. &c vent over seas % forEct
hoW she locked that evening a. the
dinner. with the sumptnous beauty 10
q woman and the tender sweetness &C
girl. But she vas married,
nus passed . year. Then came 10
him this letter:
My friend. would any ne~s Cf ne
bs welcome 90 you MAYBE not: but
since . am 20 be In your city Cor q feW
days next week and doat knog a-y
one there but you. should b. eird o.
see an old friends face n q Wip - %
no annoyabcs 20 you. % oourss. VHut
you Co meet my husband. Yes7 We
uere married last month and are tour
ing the Continent nov. I hardly thi1l
you approve % second maTriagss. but
Cd, Jimmy. I had hem alone. q willow
ana ehlldless Coz eve yeaxA Tor old
times sake. Louise"
And ~ had not kn0wai
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06

yari fcnfy~ by
al swell drrSs
erS. lSsng liIIs
&c fast blarks.
With a. % dest
fanny trimuiug~
In Whit. en,iuF
abb. but nsst al
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06

r4aSr Win like to boa well In Isrect
tars uhlsih have STATS running i-ngfh.
wise.
The derby hat holsls lts Own. Ths
l,rim - a rtile aatter than u was On
spriEE hlo-ks.
Tlss latest understanding In slsss In
vulvs- a m"rr psintel tee and q littie
hrayisr sols-s. with laces &c buttons. as
you rl,-a~e. AMI with calf oT patent
iratlprr - your purse aud corns die
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06

IA. ~s..s.d to- Ts-i - V--Fa.
u 20. urEiut GHoVES Tssi, .e~ Chill
THuH Nuu tuuu uhai yau arr IA ~. 70
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tury. ~ T.ay -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY,
Pour CoIl.v- and FIVE T,chnral N-ho'I-.
DeLAND, FLORIDA,

AFFILIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY Or CHICAGO.
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cafu au
COLLEGE oF Law u
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06

'utaway bu.ins-s- suits have Wislr
l5'lS anal conspicuous stitching nkr
x MIA uSsSl o. wear
I'-rt gray. with a satin strip Il q
us--kiir Tint yUn ar- toll o. pur,Iha =
f"r ,i.nhrr Jacket wear nut don't do
a. TIE elerk y WrsRg Blark 90
White. 10 u stand: II has brrn god
tlic-r many years. Evraing suits ar
no, IIrG-T fur afi~rh"Sn wear eGcrpt
ga araSIaas when the weaver h 81
vlptsiy hourwari lsRt.
Col"r,-l -o-ks arr done mp In asai
packags~ aBi are tos-ssl over back
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06

BEHEY mar VIII uAvG
sTTLE FLArTEn RnIN.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06

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back 49,. y"u -.
aW lp- ..,sl ~
t,~vy arHIITl tie
20
Jh' arr ctIt j1~t
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'aSt seas "a lf iir
irrs ''ies~ E,'nti~n ga
vhp l. always -
p-T 20 "n tn i'Fh
oi 80" uluH.h he
ti:ar 20 - a.. n
~ g'it ~ vc'Ita -
u.v>t hat tlis' tr,siI-
Ssr leg ~ cut -
t't q viii 1T we'll
49, Un ti,r sh.P
Whist 4 callrl
"Silk piping u b.
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06

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