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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15
ron PnEs1DHNr 1908
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
IN the Public Eye.
~ VIII Of ia People.

Hon. Philo Hall or Brookings, who
Monday became one Of the new rep
resentatiyes In congress from this
state was born In Minnesota In 1865,
where he remained until 1879, when
he removed with his parents to Sioux
Falls, in the then territory OF Dako-
ia. Four years later he removed to
Brookings where he has since resided.
He was admitted to the bar In 1887
and has Ia the past filed with credit
to himself many positions OF local
trust and Importance, He has repre-
scented his county in the senate Of
this state and was elected attorney
general or South Dakota In 1902. AS
an evidence OF the confidence OF the
people OF the state in his ability and
integrity he was renominated In the
state convention Of 1904 without a
dissenting vote. In 1905 he was nom-
mated and elected to congress to sue
coed Charles II. Burke.
During the past few years the in
franc and oil inspection laws have
bssis repeatedly attacked in state
and federal courts by corporations
wishing to have them declared In
valid, but he has been uniformly suc-
cessful In defending the laws and the
interests OF the people and has thus
rendered the state services Of meal
culable value In these cases alone,
aside OIL many other important
cases in which he has been successful
and In which the state has been Wit
ally Interested. Although still a
young man he has BY thorough, pains
taking hard labor and study, depend
ing on himself alone, reach In the
estimation ~ his fellow attorneys and
the people at large that any man
might be gratified to attain as the re-
suit or the labor Of q lifetime. He
has always been an active, earnest,
working Republican -Redfield Press.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15
To Reform David Harum.

Representative John Weaver OF In
d%ianapolis. Ind, is trying to introduce
a bill in the Hoosier Legislature ito
regulate horse trading. His home
newspaper remarks: when the
July sun will not melt ice, and De-
cember winds cease to chill; when ele-
plants grow in Alaska; when the sun
shines at night: when Roosevelt be-
comes the head OF a trust: when two
and two, make five; when moss grows
on the south side of a tree; when Till
mar confesses his love for the black
mai and when Hartman doesn't
want another railroad, then, and not
until then, will it be possible to
make a horsetrader honest by mean
of a measly little act entitled"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15
Last Lecture OF This Season.

The last number of the Canton
Lecture Course will be given in Au-
gustana Chapel or Wednesday even
ing March Goth by Prof. Wickersham,
n OF the most popular lecturers in
the country today. A Winnipeg paper
speaking of him in a recent lecture in
that city says: The lecturer gripped
his audience with hooks of silk and
steel and held them fast with facts
and philosophy, tragedy and comedy,
sarcasm and sympathy to the very
close. WickerSham knows how to
lecture. The people love to hear him.
1t was two hours Of rare entertain
ment and genuine inspiration. He
came to Winnipeg a stranger, but
will be welcomed back by the great
multitude which listened to his elo-
quent lectures. Reserved seats at
Helmey's Tuesday morning at 8.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15

his father on Friday evening, Marcel
3, and thus the end Of a long and use
full life was closed.
The Major and his son Robert had
taken the train in the morning for q
nearby point, and then rode out In
the country coming back In time tt
catch the evening train home. They
arrived at the depot a moment or 81
before starting time, and as Robert
and his father we're passing the big
mOgul engine it blew of steam Will
such o roar that 1t musthave effected
his entire nerve system for he quietly
sank to the ground dead, without
sign er evidence OF suffering the
heart had ceased to beat and life was
gone IA an Instant.
The body raj removed to the home
OF his son and a beautiful casket
was secured In which he made his
last journey home to be buried by
those who knew him best and loved
him best.
The remains Of the old pioneer ar.
rived here.M0nday evening accompaD-
led BY the widow and her sons Robert,
Andrew and Cyrus B.
"A delegation Of Masons and d mum
Der OF ladies' were at the train to re-
cieve the casket and family, after
which the body vas removed to the
Dixon nome 10 the west part Of the
city. which had been prepared for
the reception of the family by Mrs.
'Shufelt and other lady friends.
The funeral service was held IN the
Congregational Church at 2 o'clock
Tuesday and the auditorium was
packed, many not being able to get
inside.
The casket was covered with beau
tiful flowers lovingly provided BY old.
friends Of the Major.
"A choir composed Of Martin Henry
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15
Death OF James IL. Davidson.

Died at his home in Springfield,
Missouri. February "A, 1907, James
II. Davidson, aged tifty-seven years.
The deceased was n of the pio-
neers of South Dakota t%hirty-two
years ago. and lived near Canton UNI
til the year 1900, when he removed
with his family to New Hampton,
Iowa, and later to Springfield, Miss
ouri. He read the LEADER each
week and was interested in all the az
fairs of his old friends and neighbors
many of whom we're his pupils. His
health has been gradually failing him
for some time, and too much exposure
and overwork brought on pneumonia
which resulted in quick consumption.
He struggled against death ali
winter: not because he feared death,
for he said he had made his peace
with God and was ready to meet
Him, but he longed to live for the
loved ones around him who needed
him so much. He lived and died a
sincere Christian. He leaves a wife,
three daughters and two sons to
mourn the loss of u loving husband
and father.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15
Death OF Alderman Anderson.

Death of Alderman Anderson.
Alderman Peter j. Anderson, who
represented the Fourth Ward in the
present city government, passed away
at s a. m. Wednesday morning, after
being confined to his home since Dec
ember first although symptoms OF
Bright's disease became apparent last
June.
His term as Alderman would have
expired next month and a successor
will be elected at the coming city
election. Mr.. Anderson was a quiet.
pleasant gentleman and highly re-
spected by all who enjoyed ibis &C
quaintance.
He was born at Highland, Norway,
February %, 1853, and came to the
United States about twenty years
ago, and to Canton sixteen years ago.
He was married eight years ago to
Miss Tena Halderson of Canton and
and to this union four children we're
born, n boy and three girls.
Tiiefunerai will take place today
Friday-at p. M. from the home of
his widow and will be attended by
the Mayor and City Council in a body
who have provided a beautiful wreath
OF flowers out Of respect to his mem
Dry.
In addition to the bereaved fam
lily there is also M brother, Edward,
who Is a resident OF this city, and the
in behalfs the community,
extends to them sincere sympathy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15

while Albert smiled a sweet refrain.
Then he got the monkey wrench busy
for five seconds, damned the chugger
in place, turned on the lightning,
opened the sucker. turned the wheel
and Albert yelled, SEQ YOU
.-" and she jumped.
It's awful funny when you sit down
and look backward, but in the midst
of the chalk with no land in sight it
is different. Paul Juel, Earl Boyce,
Hank Williams, Gid, Albert, two vol
unteers and the two compositors were
all making medicine" under stress.
but that Internal kerpeeter only
smiled when touched by a live wire.
The Editor went out to hunt consola-
ton from the cooling atmosphere
lest he should destroy every Sunday
school lesson learned in youth or lick
the first mar that smelled of gasoline.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15
Eyanson-Moen Wedding.

The marriage of Palmer III. Evan.
son to Miss Agatha Moen occurred in
st. Paul at 2 p. M. last Sunday.
The groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Evanson of Norway Township,
and u few friends were present at the
ceremony and a sumptuous wedding
dinner was served.
The participants in this happy
event are well and favorably known
in this vicinity and are both gradu-
ated from State University at Yer
million.
They will make their home in St.
Paul where Mr.. Eyanson holds a re-
sponsible position with the Milwau-
kee Railway Company.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15
DEATH Of MAJOR 4. ?. DIXON.
One of the Old Pioneers Who
Passed Away near the Home
Of His Son In Indian Ter
ritOry Was Buried
Here Tuesday.

Major and Mrs. Dixon left Canton
early in december to spend the win
ter In the south IS has been there
custom for years. The Major called
at this Office the day before he left
and we talked over the winter trip
and he was seemingly In robust
health. He remarked as he left, II am
not going near San Francisco on this
trip. had all the earthquake out
there that l stand in need Of" and
he left smiling and happy.
Last Saturday morning Thomas
Thorson received a telegram from
Robert Dixon at Weletka, Indian
Territory, announcing the death OF
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15

License question In WOrthing.
Attorney Wright came down from
Sioux Falls last week to help out the
license advocates In Worthing and
appeared before the town board and
proceeded to tell the old settlers all
about the petition which the board
had rejected because it lacked the
proper number of resident freehold
ers. There were just 81 legal names
on. the petition, yet the learned AT
torney from Sioux Fails seemed to
know more about the standing of the
signers than the men who live in
W%orthing. Then the learned attof-
ney from the Jasper City went home
and secured an order from Judge
Jones citing the worthy Worthingites
to appear and show cause why the
said board had refused to call AN cleo
ton on q petition which it had re-
jected and the board before doing
this had received careful legal advise
from Attorney Cuthbert of this city.
The town board OF Worthing is COM
posed OF James Madden, j.. r. Eliason
and clerk G. NJ. France. The other
member of the board, anHouten,
having moved to Canton. The board
as a board and as individuals are not
opposed to license and some OF them.
had signed the petition, but the board
didn't fancy dictation from a Sioux
Falls attorney when they knew their
duty and do not propose to violate
their oath of Office.
The hearing was adjourned from
Sioux Falls to Canton and tile matter
came up before Judge Jones Wednes-
day evening.
Judge Jones arrived from Elk Point
and after opened court about $3.50.
Several witnesses were examined to
prove the standing of the men in dis
pute US follows: Ben Thompson.
Henry Nuttbrook, Oliver Brown,
Henry Bradshaw and William Jones.
S. ii. Wright appeared for the
license men and Attorney Cuthbert
for the town board.
After hearing the evidence Judge
Jones decided that the Worthing
town board did their duty and were
strictly within the law in refusing
the petition, because the court on
the evidence ruled that five names on
the list were not qualified to sign the
petition, and thus the learned Sioux
Falls Attorney and his clients were
knocked into a twelve months sleep.
The decision was a just one.
The sale Of booze in a nice home
like community like Worthing is bad
enough, but when men will try to
evade the law by trickery and false
hood to. lay a foundation for moral
ruin, pauperism, degradation, trem-
ems, wife beating. robbery and hell, it
is high time that honest manhood
should raiso its mighty arm in de-
tense of the defenseless.
The Worthing town board did their
plain duty and didn't propose to be
bulldozed by any son-of-a-gun on
earth.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15

This note was picked up on. the
sidewalk near the postofice:
"Dear L.: The reason 1
didn't laff when you laft at me Sun
day in the postoffice was because T
have a bile on my face and kant laff.
If ! laff it will hurt, but l love you,
you old sweet thing, bile or no bile,
laff or no latf, you know that. P. S.
Burn this up
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15
Taken UD.

Came upon my premises A miles
north of Canton in Dayton township,
about March 9Th, 1907, n red heifer.
Owner please call, prove property,
pay charges and remove same.
1873. James Mitchell.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15
Friday and Saturday,
March 22-22.

Miss Friel of Chicago, an expert
trimmer, accompanied Mrs. Fowler
home and will have charge of this
most important department.
"A cordial invitation is extended to
ali TO cali during the opening season.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15

William Wills from Butte. Nebras-
ka, q brother Of Mrs. w. r. Storie
who has been q guest at the Storie
home for several days returned to his
Nebraska home Thursday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15

The railroad kings of the country
are just beginning to realize that the
people are all powerful when they be-
gin TO move.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15
Helvig- Hanson NuptfaIs.

One OF the prettiest home weddings
ever witnessed In Canton took place
Wednesday at one o'clock at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Math Hanson
in this city, when Mr.. Alert r. Hell
Wig and Miss Emma Hanson were
united in marriage by Rev. S. j.
Nummedal, pastor OF the Grand Val
ley church.
1t was strictly a home wedding as
only relatives and a few friends OF
the high contracting parties were In
vited to witness the ceremony.
The bride was handsomely gowned
In white silk and wore carnations,
while the groom appeared in conven-
tienal black They were attended by
MI. Noble Helvig, Miss Clara Hotter,
Mr.. Arndt Hanson and Miss Belle
Bye.
At ? O'clock the bride and groom
were accorded the seats of honor at a,
grand wedding dinner, after which,
came an informal reception and we'd
ding festivities and on Thursday the
groom drove his beautiful bride OF t
to their Highland township farm.
Mr., and Mrs. Helvig were born in
Lincoln county and are popular in
society and enjoy a wide circle OF
friends who will join the LEADER In
hearty Congratulate ms.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15

Smoke the "Star Crown. "Gate
City, and ssCoe l. Crawford. cigars,
made BY e. G. Becker, Main street,
Canton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15

Don't forget Becker's cigar store
when you want a first class cigar or a
pahndsomeipe.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15
New Millinery Store
New Millinery
Goods
New Millinery
Styles

Mrs. LYDIA Fowler returned from
Chicago this week, where she finished
buying the largest stock of millinery
goods ever opened i'm the Sioux Val
ley or in any town in the state.
Everything is new and of course
the latest in fashions will be on dis
play. Her large and elegant store
room on Main street is being convert
ed into a
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15
MILLINERY

where the ladies see all that is
beautiful and attractive, and receive
every attention. The formal opening
and display will take place ON
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-03-15
NOTICE.

Notice.
There will be a meeting OF the lot
owners Of Forest Hilf Cemetery on
Tuesday, April 2, 1907, to be held in
the Sherih's office in.the courthouse,
81 O'Clock q. m. All lot owners are
urged To be present.
81. II. belong, Jacob Kehm,
Pres. Sec'y
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-10-04
SpaS bet iiohs e'etr bOaer,

Den burtise Yebps9elis at "bet Iiofe
Selt", be fore Yrerier / BET peltli9e
6annoa, bar aabnet Wtuliabfoet fol
@nbrlnselle af Rapital, ium ajsr Del
muligt at iamle en- 6prmue bette pel=
li9neoe 0anO peo at inoi9tte en- lille
Sum, bOis ben anbrin9es iornufti9t.
S oisle ubpre glreller al Iruotbart
Daaro=Soeoe Qano, bporai ben MI be-
remte SaItat6eluun @allep beltaar,
pller li9 De rigelte lloiigter til, at oer
| Gsbet al be nGlte faa 2lar pil iprin9e
Bper Op iOm Minneapplis, Gmaba oo
aanlas 6itD, % 6Orsgelien / Gjen.
)omspGroierne / 2sbet al noole iaa
liar bll itabe mango Wtillion9rer blanot
Dem, Der bar D9ret fremipnte not til at
lobe tioti9t. glanDt be melt lopenoe
Olltrltter / bette npe Muli9beoernes
Sano er Saltatoon, Der MI er tienot
iom 6entret for Ganaoas Saaro=6peoe
Selte. 9et er MI ben burtiglt uotienoe
~ belle 6anaoa O9 bDoer ben ops
mGrtipmme Pengeunbrin9er De melt
,llmrenoe Seili9beber iii at iua fine
Sen9e i9jen meo Genter. glnoet Steos
| SIaoet pil iinoss Ell 9(nnonce fra
5irmaet .. 8. & ". u. Selioro, lom
De lioits to glar bar orepet Wtail Or.
ocr 6orretning mso 2ano Der til ben
itsrlte Silfreositillelie bos oeres talriae
aunoetreos. s 2sbet al Iione 2lar
belsb oenne 6Orretninss Cmietnina
zig til $3.50, 900 oq i 1907 par bette
lteSet meo $4,000
enbuer Der sr Dpiat paa at brinae
oct melt muIige IN al fine Mioler bsr
abiolut itriUe til nepnte 6irma ON
nermere llnoerrstning, meoens 9sren
til be ri9e Wulisbsoer @eiiern 6a=
nuoa enonu THAR pna bio @ab.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-10-04
9reber usrGs.

prpf. 8. 6. Sollep peo Statens
sanobru9sitcle bar unitiAet 6Orieq
mso at oueriprsite llsres mso en- Ssrn.
oOpeloplssnins, Der pilis f9 at brebt
iltlla9s llsr@s meo llnotasslie af ben
tanaoiite 3iitel. Men oenne er Del
ptteoes YsoissiOren at iaa Eust mer
oeo 6jRlp At en- Saltcplssnins. 9el
orpentes, at Splssninserne itrats oil
bliOe ta9et gru9 al 6armerne, og at
oer pll blIpe lioet llsrGs i0isn / Sta
en- ON nogle 9lar. Yrof. Sollcp bar
ioligere l9rt Statens 6armere at
orobe "cmut" pueoen peO Sjelp al
6nrmJoC9pOeOplssning O9 li9elebes at
iad @0s pdU 4Sotetesip9en. o9 ban mau
>erlor ll9t: at u0re en- me9et nptti9
Ntnno Ior Staten.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-10-04
SGsn fra Telemarlen.

Zen melt alminosIise Wenin9 er,
IT be norite Salfsrer af bore beoen=
lte 6orf0ore / Glotloen er oprpooet %
beb0g9et ira Galbunoen os umiebel=
bart fra Snoisernes Stranobreooer.
Oct Oil oeriOr bups en- pis Snterssis,
naar man gjeniinosr Sagn. Der 9uar
en- mooiat Stetnln9.
s 3uoal iort0lles, at man Der be-
spnote at bpQ9e og bo oppe paa 2ierne
Og Seierne, fsr man pOpeOe ig nee i
Sdlen. 9laria9en itulos bore, at man
iepeoe / S5rp9t for, at Soroen after
liuloe biemisges al en- alminoelis Yano=
Hoo (SpnoHob); tbi ct iuaoant 3il=
f0loe mente De, at Der tltnoe pere Iisrre
Sanolpnli9beo for at blipe rsobet,
naar man boeoe paa Ssioerns sno nsos
/ 5alene.
Zen forte 9so eller "Stormanna.
oauen" itai eIter Saanet bape beriet
Irp9teli9 3uoal. Ter Iort9lles, at
Salen oa forl9n9lt bar bebpo9et; !;
maaite mere END MI, tbi I. Gr. i
"Ser9smarten" uoenfOr Saalebus
moen mob @r9nbien til Sauluno ifal
for Den iOrte 9so bape p9ret en- bel
bebOet 8r9no, oS snonu ian man ie
Stenrsier, 9lgermur os Sustomter,
taule 0ibner ON 9io o9 Tirtiombeo,
Der allereoe 9lennem Seller bar p9ret
9lemt. Sisl9e Sa9net bleU belle Sp9=
oens Sefoltning pea no9le entelte n9r
bOrtrepet al ben frpstslige Ganoeplas..
Wan fortalte, at Der glennem belle Sa-
len fun bar tire rp9enoe Piber i9jen,
nemli9 pau 8aaroen 8repioro, llp=
plaGnoe pg Ssnoerlanb. Yan 8reu=
ioro ituloe u9ret en- m0rtsli9 Gone,
iom ltaaneoes for SD9oommen; bun
tos til fig IL Susbsbsrn, iom bun op=
ammsoe Os oporoa iOm fine s9ne; De-
res 6orGlors rs Sleotnin9e bar bort=
0soe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-10-04
Sprostuauifaber.

Ruor man refer / 9lmeritq, hsrer
man uniluoeli9 bette: Spao ltnl pl
lore flere Spro9 eiter? @i ian 10 Gn9=
ellt. "Minneupolis Sournal" bebnnos
fer bette SpprssmauI % uotalsr fsl9=
cnoe tr9henoe Orb:
"glmeritunerne er be IletteIte SprO9'
nuno Beroen. aun ct me9et rinae
Gco,enital al Dem taller nO9et anoet
SprOs enO gn9slit meO mlnprf pe er
isot llolanoet. 0ette er ,aa me9et
mere iprunpsllist naar man erlnorer,
buor mango inoisote 9lmsrltdnere Der
fr af iremmeo Sertpmlt. Yet p'loe
pore en- naturlig Sag Tpr Hnae sImerl=
tanere, iom l9rer at tale @n9ellt /
Stolerne o9 al beres Om9ipeller, at
pibebploe Serreosmnlet pper ct trem=
meo SprO9, iom De Iaa let tan err
buerpe fla fra oeres 6orGlore. W'en
9lmeritanii ierin9en gaar laa let for zig
anoet o9 treble Sl99tleo, i9rll9t
blanot De teutoniite 9tdtionaliteter, Der
er beile9teoe meo gln9loz Satserne,
at Wprsmaalet 9lemmes.
Gn @runo til bette er ielUfel9ell9
por tpntiuentale Seli99enbeo. vi ban
botil fun bapt rin9e Yrug ior andre
Sproo emo bet Gn9ellte. vi bar lori
6rnnlt % SpIt StOlerne for at uO=
uitc por Gultur o9 9ioe os glo9an9 til
anne Hicraturer - life for at llonpitC
lisic 5proA prdttiIt Sru9 peo Gale.
I'm 0omcOe Gurpp9er mau a Neos
uenoiqbeo tunne tale to Sprp9 | oet
minDlie, % ban bar Oite tire eller M
ill lin Guubi9beo. Mtan bebpper
europa fun at reile no9Ie iaa @til fol
at tumme ino / ct npt SprO99ebet.
Sprr9tortet / europa er Ell inOpItle,
Woiait.
Wlen Dor fpmmerCielle Nirtlombet
ubpitler fig Itaoig, o9 De 6oreneot
etaters Snotr9oelie i Storma9ternes
6amilie nsopenoissjer, at man be-
beriter mere eno ct SprOg. ct Spro9
foruoen bet Gngelite. 3plt og 6ranlt
peobliper at bore De pi9ti9lte, o9 bet
er bsi @rab snitelist, at ben ameris
tanite llnsoom lGrer baaoe at tale benz
ouot o0 leie benz. Spanit er paa @runo
al Dor npe 3oloni=9irtiom p9 peo aab=
ninssn al Sanoelsiorbinoelier meb bet
iDolige Sentiment blepet ct me9et Ui9-
ei9t Spros for gmeritanerne, mango
&etnin9er bigtigere eno baaoe SpIt
% 6ranit.
Sst piloe bore Ell li9tirem Climbing
ipro9lis Senieenoe, ON bore npe
glmeritanere oiloe tr9be eiter til Ell
bis Grab at bepare gru9en al oeres
Morsmaal blanot beres Ssrn. Gn
6ut, bbis SorRlore taller ct n be tan=
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-10-04
.6ea $@O.

Sopebpine tnn n0lien altio meb Selr
oetjGmpes peo iamtiol9 at i0tte SOB:
osrns hReot @aRp % Fasse ct hfs'
Omilas Hutien.
Gt beot Smilag, Der burti9t brides
y / meset beot Sano % lGsses puu
Mauen lissiaa bept, pet taa taqfs, er
t 9limrenbe Qtiooel moo 2oiit.
Sntet tjenot Niiooel fan iaa burti9t
llnore glpooperiplonln9 Gun:
lerne, onot / Snlien % reumatiitt
:merter, iom bcoe @anoomila9 - D,
uatalOts Pat,linSer.
st 6lonelitptte, iom burti9t opprioes
# me9et beot @ano os lUsoss puo
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"Sunbbebsblooet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-10-04

oinapiite Sprog, buroe, lite blot ION
en- 9GreslaA men af rent gagttebenipn,
bepare Serreoemmet oper bette SprrQ
Stte blot faar ban oerOso ben 6oroel
at tunne tQle TO SprOg, men ban pil
letters osrpeo bliOe iituHo til at tilsgn,
Jig unOre. iOm 2eilisbeaen eaer Nso.
penoi9beoGn maatte bpoe oct. 9lmsri-
tanerne maa iOm gerOsnsborssre porc
iItano til at tale nosls ui %erosns.
iprO9ene. ioet minofte til Esperanto e
bleuet bper Wanos Gienoom."