The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06

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IS REV. HoIsAP1E TRUTHFUL?
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IVA. nsmsr Of Committee of Fifty ~sa ss ar rss' E,p %7's published SS ! in 1 ss$. by
President Emeritus Harvard University.
tsus a%i aSSSF to gE R%T SH6 s aHn 2S3T Tl HHf FERN SHf FaKSsA The PUBLIC ism
r. In ii Its %q ME Advertisement h headed lest. Lest We Forget" was a series of UNADu1T-
Fi%s R &; i5 5s5 9 ss$sa. 1ssfHi r %d Vsa. 17y 4H nHFS II sF SSRS 4 lIE sss FIJI 5ss e.
eWfyk known GAMBLER ad PLUG-UGLY in the state has; lined up under the banner Of
tn South Dakota Local Option League This is not really true as there sa at least one
rNdent OF an undesirable character enrolled under another banner)
Let us, see t whom the Rev Hosape applies the Christian terms of THIEF,
BAWD, GAMBLER and PLUG-UGLY. Defending Locale Option are such men as Mark
W. SheafeB Banker and Miller of Waterown; Robert H Dnscon, FRS National Bank,
5sss5 : Aa N Assss.' 1ar ss% B 4 l ca%n a%' r II sS sassas Bank Banker is srs" s Il n A
ard Judge of the County Court Gettysburg;
Hon. r O Richards, Huron; Charles H Hess Druggist Blunt; A. o Bowden, PRINCIPAL
High School Huron; Dr. Alder {. Larson, Gary; d A. W. Perkins, Judge of County !
COURT Hyde county, lghmore; j b Bennett Merchant, Sioux Falls; l. M Humphrey
President Rapid City Implement Co. Rapd City; L. M Davis, Treasurer Marshall Co.
Dallas; DR. c J. Lavey, Aberdeen; John Schamber Former State Treasurer Rapid
City I j. Wohfom, Clerk of COURTS, Armour ant thousands other citizens Of EQUAL,
GOOD AND RESPECTED STANDING in or state After chaarctizngH the defenders
of Locale Option in the ABOVE DISGRACEFUL TERMS Rev" Hosape has the GALL
ad EFFRONTERY to tate:
YOU CANNOT BUILD UP A STATE BY TEARING DOWN IT'S CITIZENS"
Consistency what CRIMES are committed in this name
AGRAVE DANGER
No GREATER CALAMITY could occur in South Dakota thmt to pass a prohibition
amendment in response to the petition of aman Of Rev" HosaplesT TEMPERAMENT
20 put the political parties of this state at the mercy of dctatorc committed to attacks ]
OF thea boven nature woudbe disastrous to good government. Surely the real gentlemen
THE COMMUNITY, MUST BE CHAGRINED to ind themselves SPONSERs for a
MOUTHPIECE that OFFENDS EVERY SENSE OF DECENCY md FAIR PLAY
IF YOU, MR. VOTER /
BELIEVE IN THE TOWN UNIT
BELIEVE IN MAJORITY RULE \
BELIEVE LOCAL OPTION HAS |
ADVANCED TRUE TEMPERANCE
KOTANS
IF YOU, MR. VOTER, i
ARE AGAINST "HOISAPLEISM"
ARE AGAINST SOUTH DAKOTA BEING CONTROLLED BY AN OHIO
CORPORATION
ARE AGAINST RADICAMsM IN EVERY FORM /
IF YOU RESENT THE CLASSIFICAT ON ANDS m OP IN nr1C 4