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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
Meeting
or P~RESBYTER|ANS
Sessions OF the South Dakota
Synod VIII Commence at
Huron Thursday.
WILL LAST FOUR DAYS
On Sunday All the pulpits in Huron
VIII Be Filled With Visiting
cIergymen-other South
Dakota News.
WILL LAST FOUR DAYS

Huron. $. H., Oct. 5,-The Jwnujy-
first annual session of the South Da-
kota synod will commence here on
Thursday, October {, continuing four
days, It Will be an*fmporfant gath
eripg of prominent ministers and lay
men Of the Presbyterian denomination
Of the state, VIII be attended by
many from nesghborins states. Ample
arrangements for the care Of an VINO
attend have been made, The open
Ing erIno VIII be delivered by Rev.
Calvin c. Todd OF Aberdeen, Thursday
afternoon, and in the evening 9 popu-
lar meeting Will be held. at which Rev.
D, NJ. Butt Of Britton Viii preside: a
number of brief addresses by members
OF The ev.GlgelisGc committee will be
made
Following devotional exercises con-
Quoted by Rev. N. NJ. Whitciord CT
Salem, Friday morning, wiG occur the
presentation Of reports OF the several
standing committees. and in the after
tional institutions Viii be had, irclU6-
ing brief talks by Rev. W. NJ. Jennings.
Rev. Edwin Brown and Elder j, II,
Dickson, and q report or foreign mis-
sions by Rev. n. +. Evans
Friday evening Rev, 6. Il. Marsh viii
lEtSl4t, III Rl3ca lilsS MIS- IL =,
NeilS, Held secretary OF the Wnrnan's
Board of the Northwest. VIII deliver
Az address on Seeing Things Rev.
!, : Thomas Will give an Illustrated
lecture N work among the Laos.
saturday will be devoted 10 general
business with reports oE the chairman
Of b committee on young peoples
societies, by Rev z, r. s. HnllauS1eG.
Public morals wjn ae discussed by
Rev n, NJ BuZt. and Rev. J.. p. WILL
hanson VIII present his report on
home missions. Addresses viii also be
laade by Rev. c, {. Todd I Rev. s,
+ jehnson. a special feature NJ the
a~Sssrnoon viii be the dedication 81
VOORHEES, doru1itoTy for girls, & bald
lrg Just completed for Huron ccllege
AZ . cost Of nearly $10,0NR. Dr. Z. n.
French. president Of the college. wGil
preside. and Rev J. \. Mofai n. d.
president ef Washington ara jefferson
ea!3es@, ri Washington. Penn. VIII de-
liver the 6eiic&tory address. In tl7s
evening :. popular meeting will b hsi6
at which Rev. A. c. afrCauIey viii
preside. Rev. Wilson Phranev. n. d.
Of Orange, \. =. will deliver a lecture.
SUNDAY the various Qu2nits az the
a5iy Mil Sc occupied by visiting
etersynaen- during th- afternoon 4
ToUDS peoples meeting Kill he held.
am IN tAe evening 2 popular meeting
WIFI etc1r IN the opera house. With a6-
DRESSES by DR. AofFat anG Others
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
h:ANT NAY SET LAND.
Manner of Disposition Of These Re
r,sininc Lrenterea.

9Ha%AAAfAtE
Chamberlain s u, Q&i, 4-Tas EoMow-
ins Statement has Just been made Sy ,hA
local officials OF the United States land
otssce regarding the Disposition - the
lands recently opened 70 ssCt2e=aea[ - Eae
Rosebud reservation, gst remaining GrAg-
piled for,
United States Land os:5cA chamberlain.
Of the Coded Ros@IGG lands remaining
after The expiration q Sixty GarS from
dale % ope2GLE, -Z@ following regulations
IN substance &2Ts been received Era- -2Ae
general land 0f1S=-
The sixty days above referred 10 ex-5-a
a E22ZrlSEEt N>E52=- : &IG thereafter al
lands 291 already tsE=-@5 Ez@g e@ settled
open, 9SSIES22 and GEeaEei --GE- Ina gen
S-E3 Provisions u E1e &e-lsStSz5 z-5
towasEca laws ~ TIE G-5:ez Sans
Homestead entities N cEES@ lzGEs 10y
he matte ny AM qualified r=-SE-- IMa--@g
registered 2-zos- oz a1s6 grEs- 0csaGz Z
~. 0cJSs5@g :. 1914. ;sa-g1 tEa .zzazs I'll
become SLgF@es q settlement ~L-Z-Z21g
after rl5l1ig2- q EssEC1E- ).
The zuC2bes Of pr=-Sgrs II -z ~ his
office at : = n. q CS>cuAeE : z-v. =
Re noted. and any applications GaEs5 ~ G-c
CT more al sGEEG g~%sS1E-s To- EE5 sane I-zEE
S-A be t-ca1el as Sl-2Gltzz@S-z Gr2.z-
TONS.
Applications mazda by g@-s7as II g5za Al
: a n CEStc5@r : VII be E[vs2 r.s-@G@-1s
cTer applications -~ecSSye& by G-azz q %z5
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Any E@rS21 IN i.-S 81 : E. IL 0CcE2@C :
E6R = duly GEJ1srIGs%. u az a. 1E=1- ~
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lie one s2iG.e-'s 1ecE2-azG-T SES1ez-ez- Il
addition - s2s OWL homestead @---v
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II tGke mis- place 3. -Gs So ~ zza
aCG await his gEcpt- .UrE SIR 1a5z- aA
and IL wz21 1a GE1rw@eE 10 ST- gz- 9lgs sly
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
HOODOO PuRSUES SHIP.
Discovery of Leak in Connecticut U.s.
closes Piot to Sink Her When
Nearly Succeeded.

Washington, Oct. 5.-That the o&Hns~
ship Connecticut did not sink soon az.
er she was launched at the Ne" ~
navy yard last Tuesday was Guy
the fact that q conspiracy. which =
executed with surprising daring. lt nis
carried. Navy department othcl&I4.
with the aid OF secret service agsat-
and private detectives, are InVesHs-
ing the affair and there may De q !"
snendo0s sensation. on
Several days before the launching ~ ~
attempt was made 10 punch q holE III
the bottom OF the ship near tne aed
and two OF the plates were toSs ths-
This discovery. connection "lStA ~
finding OF the spikes which were The
en- into the launching ways below he
water line, has made the plan o. :"
conspirators plain. ,as
The hole in the ships bottom ,nne
discovered when ii was touno, ehe.
hours after the launching, that sHS
WA leaking.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
HOLD A MAN HUNT.
Farmers Armed and Searching for g
Dangerous Outlaw in
Connecticut.

Hartford. Conn, Oct. 5.-The big
gest man hunt that has ever taken
place III Connecticut is on in East
Glastonbury. The state police forcsy
headed by CHIEF Egan, and many resi-
dents. heavily armed. are searching 10.
John c. Whipple, who w weeks ago
shot and seriously wounded a reish.
Dor, James Starmer. and last week sho'
policeman Loucks, who w8s attempt,
Ing TO arrest him. As it is suspeftea
that Whipple has burned two BARNS,
all barns stocked with the season
crops are guarded night and day of
armed farmer hands.
1t is believed Whipple Is hiding IN "
cav in Mott hill on a range Of noun
tains several miles in length. Il TO-
days search is unsuccessful hloou-
hounds viii be employed. The iaTfae.s
in thai section go armed. not caring "
risk an encounter with Whippie oN!.s
TO his reputation as 4 desperate ca&t-
2Cter.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
ESCAPE is A MYSTERY.
Not Known How Sioux Falls Prisoners
Cut the Iron Bars.

Cut the Iron Bars,
Sioux Falls, S. u, Oct. %-Slnce the
recent sensational attempt of J. H.
Wilson. a noted forger, and a man
named Ryan, charged with burglary. &c
make their escape from the county
jail in this city, il has been = mystery
how they managed TO break off or saw
a bolt. which held the cor OF their
cell shut. a diligent search OF the
jail has since been made, but the only
thing found hat could possibly have
been used by them in cutting the bolt
was an old case knife.
Wilson stated TO Sheriff Huston that
this Was the instrument used in cut
ling the bolt. and that himself and
Ryan has beer at work on the job for
q period of more than enc month.
II is difficult 10 believe the bolt could
have been u with the knife. 1t Is
possible the men in some manner Sc
cured possession of 3 small saw, and
made away with it during the brief
time they We're at liberty after haN-
ing forced their Way out of the Jail.
Wilson and Ryan, in addition 10 the
charges previously pending against
them, must now face the further charge
of assault With intent to commit muir
der, Wilson. who is one of the most
SLIPPERY and most desperate characters
Yer confined in the county 53lig SJated
u Sheriff Huston. liter h attempted
escape and assault OF Deputy Sheriff
Crooks, that he Guessed he vas fixed
for len or twelve years imprisonment
now,
To Judge by the natur OF the charges
against him in this city and Al Min
Elearolis, Sioux City. Mankato, St.
PAU and ether cities, unless he can
manage 70 make his escape he Mill
pass The remainder ~ his life behind
prison walls.
Deputy Sheriff Crooks, who was Sc
verely beaten by the two men when
they were attempting 70 make their
escape, has recovered from his in
~jlries. Notwithstanding tina he re-
csivsd blows which would have killed
many men, he proved himself Z hero
by not stopping 10 have his wounds
cared for until both men had bern re-
captured and placed in their old quar-
erS NJ the 5aii.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
JAPANESE REFUSED
At PORT ARTHUR
Russians Claim 10 Have MADE
Series OF Attacks Cost
Japs 90, 900 Men.
TREATED ARE OLD
Fighting From September i9 TO q Is
Covered in the Dstsils Given
Russians Setake Important
Position Held by Japs.

ST. Petersburg. Oct. "A dispatch
today from General Sakharoif an
nounces the Japanese have strength
ened their advance posts ut Feng Tia
pu, sixteen miles southeast Of MuSuen.
Elsewhere there are no developments.
Shanghai. Oct. 81 Russian war
ship supposed 10 be the cruiser Bayan
of the Port Arthur squadron is report
ed 10 ,l+ve anchored off Gutziaff island
in Hang Chau bay, aud TWO tugs have
proceeded thither to bring her to
Shanghai.
Chefoo, Oct. 5.-An official report
from General StoesseI dated September
- reached Chefoo today. confirming
the previous report OF the repulse of
which began September 19 and ended
the -. The lighting was OF extremely
severe character The Japanese having
retired. Stoessei issued the following
proclamation:
GLORY, thanks to God. glory to our
heroic garrison; thanks to Il valiant
volunteers who routed the enemy from
the trenches. destroying them. God
has permitted us TO repulse the enemy.
Praise tn God"
The volunteers referred 10 We're made
IN Of regulars called upon to AXE a
high hill which had been captured by
the japanese. From semi-ofhcial
sources, it is learned the attack began
On the 18th along the whole line and
lasted four days, various positions
changing hands many times. The high
hill mentioned was 4 very important
position TO the Russians.
iaps Captured and Lost Hill.
The japanese attacked repeatedly
DAY and night, finally occupying the
position on The night of September %
after suffering very severe losses. The
attempt ~ reIake this hill being eN-
~t-s-ssiE hazardous. General Stuessel
refused e issue an order but called
Eor volunteers. Everybody called upon
responded wheTeupon The requisite
-Ug2SEE rGeG were selected. Lieutenant
FaggorsEy ard Captain Sychaff lead
3@g t&eE1. The soldiers and officers
ALIKE carried grenates explosive shells
Weighing from TIVE TO six pounds,
wh.Ch ara thrown by lland) and with
g15Ss attacked thu Japanese temporary
5o.I5&C1IEoGs and drove the latter from
All Ira positions, Several mines ex-
G-a1s5 during the general battle, u
ing severe losses, The Russians CAL
c-.Z-e Iae tctal Japanese losses for the
-o1c days fighting viii reach 20. 800
r-z--
i Chinese 1t.o left Port Arthur oc-
ioG4- ! and who previously was en-
gagged II b1rEilg the dead, says he
SS&E u E1e 2Usst2nS shells and ma
chine CUES = terrific. The slopes of 3
LsE2 Iii were filtered with ulangled
ela35=s ARD severed heads and limbs.
In c1a --s-c2 IL Chinese buried 800
japanese =rG -a Russians The sarri-
sE7 1As E1zszz. toaa5 hut the supplies
- -l1s1 mats ara nearly exhausted
sd - --sa2s a-4 s.zUgAteTing thirty
12-Esys @
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
Ssa~=- 1= =. Mg.5e,
BELIEVES a4=4& m8z- AgN,
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D71 t-1t t1EzaL ss@1'a'-E- t,a1
0EH.igi1'e5 as Ha+! 1T LIa VIZ B-sevaa.y.
lelH ipsl = Lis ~zlGIuEsEsEr xe1E st.g
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%u@ 'seJ sd 90 s2iE ae1iss1 H+zssrses VIZ
ftu2tA Ltl@ I@usa3sasfEs aarl atee ga1Fszras4e
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
GREAT W. c. T. U. MEETING.
Convention at Beresford Was an En-
thusiastic Catherine.

Bcresford, S. D., Oct. 5.-A great w.
G. T. u. state convention has lust
closed the years work by an arousing,
meeting ct this place. The sessions
we're largely attended by delegates and
locally. The atate, union ts in good
financial condition and the reports of
officials and committees were well and
favorably received. Two hundred and
fifty new members haze enrolled the
past year, The officers newly elected
are;
FsrsStdentMrs LusiFa a. Ramsey,
~EYoorsGcket.
Via& fssesfdeRtMrs Foy cochrane.
~Ercosings,
Corresponding se@ret8fyMr Laura
f. Daswisoy. WoonS6Ekst.
Recording Secretary Mra. A. u.
Young. Gr&EoH.
Treasurer AIRS. n 4. Biawsll. Mitch
ell
Delegates 60 the r7atfoYsI convention,
10 be held in F~shila6efpfi&. November
~ TO December 6, sra:
Elizabeth Parkinson. Fen Clare. Mrs.
Marshall. WsssineteEf Springs. Esther
si4Glaife. Befesford: Mrs King. Scot.
LAIRD.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06

Professor .Inhannis Orth. the en-
stnent German physician. has arrived in
this country and during his stay viii
visit leading cities In the east ana
middle west DR.. 0rth is physician to
1.-THE emperor OF Germany and is also
sthe head OF the University of Berlin,
thaving recently taken the chair left va
cant by Professor Nirc;low. He Is re-
sgarded as OF the foremost pathol-
logists In the world and he gained
much distinction some months ago by
diagnosing the case of Emperor Will
liam during his recent Illness. He will
be h guest of President Roosevelt in
Washington the latter part of this
month.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06


Worcester, Mass. Oct. 5.-The ci.v a.
Worcester bowed beside the body Of ~,
foremost citizen. Senator George Fyis
bic Hoar, while the state OF ATassacb,
sets and in a large measure the main,
sympathized with the municipalitv N
her grief. The funeral service was belt
in the church of Unity. in harmony
with the unostentatious life Of TIA
senator and in accordance with HE
wishes that there be no elaborate Gers.
mony or display. though the great love
OF the people of Worcester induced tbs
family to subordinate their own feeling
and admit. in so far as the capacity
of the building would allow. a gen.
eral attendance at the church, and 10
permit the body later to lie in stats
in the city hall.
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, chaplatr
OF the United States senate and a H.
long friend of Senator Hoar, ~conducted
prayers at the home Just before ;
o'clock. Only the members OF the i'm.
mediate household and a few neighbors
attended the short services. The re.
mains were then taken to the church
DR.. Hale. In tribute to the deceased
said in part;
Or. Haie's Tribute.
II think that we who knew him in
his horne life, feel as II no one else
knew how to prize him. though Tbs
whole country is expressing its ad.
miration and tender love. There nere!
was 4 person so simple. 50 natural.
never a person who relied so entirely
upon the realities OF truth, righteous
ness and peace
He could be vehement in eXpressiOa
when need was, but in common life, In
common talk, he relied absolutely upon
the sincerity OF his expressions, and
/ think thai ialth IN American people
which expressed Itself so i~Tagnlfcently
once and again in his public utter.
ance, may be traced directly 10 his
faith in man. TO his certainty that they
were the children of God, hat they
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
ao-x On Eesrag 81

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Fa0a rails tSE S1@ -ew { g-z5 States
court Gouse zEg5 aasIcE5Era o
Is21WpEa2 -2ra nearing ea--51-- zcEs
are ROW w~EGzEi51S l-ea I-4& zslrs4l1 u
Massachusetts granite mz VIII H.
used Eo- basement wzZs A1z== -@
basement S3sgs EE5zES czEI5z-E sz1gae=
to he uss1- SeT=r@l @1E1osEtz= @az4
rived froTG E2s E2zE= s1a 1zrrT -l=ar
Hot Springs a-5 st1E= s-=-s wL IL
employed 2h-c-g11Z. zE= w#-. "
Chicago and ~S0-11w=z-=Z 1aIzz-
coniAaI1y has 1sz111 L s- IN. ia =4
of the building for IL ~ ~ -.s-
terian
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
TERRIBLY scALpEp.
Little Girl Falls Into u Pail Of Boilins
Water.

Fierce. Seb.. oct. a.~SfHrearet the
S-year-old daughter of Nr. and Mrs.
=, l. Upton of this place was terribly
scafdea YESTERDAY afternoon. Mr.
Jevsett. ttie grandfather, went out In
See yard ta XIII q chicken aud tauls
with him a pail of boiling water. Re
w2s followed by the little girl. who
asagzsEus frightened and backed ANA fell
G1zla EEae water The attending physi-
gaIIa states there Is no hope of lecuy+
tdF-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
YOUTHFUL
soy Ra5aed Ais ovvn Home. Stale
hensN ara lsE

Aberdeen. s u. Get &-5oa- Ma--
s>h4er, s3ta ~3S-ye2E-ol6 Sun 81 Jaaab
StErsealer Of Eureka n ehe absence
NJ his father stole S@S1 in casn ana
$500 dn cheeks f3dEe the h.crse and hs-s.
a livery Tg 70 drive &c EGs192S-- Before
ne mad goa@ Iar members q TIE Sa.r9ssx
missed the money and III oE7Ger Was
seat after tire youuE man. ovartak5ng
him SIX miles south If Eureka. rs
Was confined IN the 5aii AZ Eureka un15l
tie return OF his father. The latter
contemplated sending the boz Ia tlae
reform school, but when he discovered
he was too old for that dismissed the
charge against him rather than cause
his son to receive a p~enitentiary sen
tenCe.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
MensnIR Msrnt -aA

Aberdeen. S, n, Orr k-AEzssa14F VII
try an interesting zr21sra1isYr r Z
South Dakota town III Ia4 saH7Fa II z
monthly market daE- wts1 Ma Gi-,11-
ers in the surrounding ual1.7rr -H.,ez IL
Fited 20 bring a1TLs5zEs GflaT zt.E7 ilaz7a
10 sell 10 a ca-ta5Z TyE1f ~ -1.g! Eave1.,
where aouD6a1T A5i1r@TaE Traats na7s
been sci, and where IttA 1rE-7IBIIlz7 ana
the farmers 19aE EH1ffer ant rraIta zu:
each others Esazss. TZnE aEsi;less ..ztat
Of the town sgaVs EuitwEr9na1 70 { fIgr4f
10 pay ali ~sEI.a1saE HIld l;r= FARMERS
viii ger 15e b@rasE nj Iaa nIpaFa a4zv
FREE.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06

1t is well known that Lord Kitch-
ener prefers single mel in the army.
lie was twitted once on being q woman
hater. He answered smilingly That he
WAS just the reverse hen he be-
am serious n said that experience
had taught him that single men, as a
rule, make better soldiers than married
Inen, The latter, he declared. are
bound to keep in mind the welfare OF
their wives and children. and on this
account are apt to draw back from
hangers that would nor aust them an
instants hesitation if they had only
themselves to think OF. Therefore, a
wife, though she may be very amhi-
tious for her husbands success, i'm
pairs his efficiency as q soldier in ac-
ton
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06

Da8&w3a& T.. Itc+. SD Sn3fai
TIE Es9357aa lightweight aueilsit vim
has s4ztez fsa1IZtrGE - i5tsatEvppE ssul
<HG%S1a S1-Ira8 s1lial1rs TrE7- tes4u Gss
e7 +s 6sislga liz III 4ila uolfSs8,S Eiaa
wsa@e& @a slEGEtE E'af IisfeaasE i1g tia.
ts>sa Tca-1 sF L9 3u4ts- ~ Eie F,s
-ata1s fza48 En- me F7trs1 ward sal Ea4t
aCsasL Eri4sT EssgsiI-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
Atter-1s 70 s

Aberdeen. s Il. Gs-~ 1-E L =s-z
and Ed Kelley tzse t2-T-=r 81 xtlsr21 is
awaiting trial FIR z--5zZl1=3 -rzEIz- RIB
the latter for hg-sa s1=sa45zsg z-a=-rs7t-
ed 10 break 5aG at AIlzzE ETeaT ursg,.a
allowed the treeGc-n N 2eGs G;zsrv5a.r arE
when discovered by IN zizs1 EEsa
punched a snasa at.zsEc 1=@ tatussB
square through the .g-5GE 81 s51e EseEz
side OF the 1aS1. zFtpal 1az @ t-sura
he ground.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06

A novel event at a sports meeting
held at Lsowestoff, England, In nne
SSpn with "a police picnic was n thief"
Eaea. in which the '.tilief'' had twenty
@Ts yards start and was allowed 10
TN anywhere within an incloaure.
1esa thief" eiuded capture for the stip-
MATED time OF three minutes and took
ting r-Srs-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06

a Chinese newspaper published nj
Shanghai gives these reasons why the
Russians are being beaten The en-
peEor was deserved by his advisers and
their hr2ggfugs 4 commanders had
made no WEI PLAN t&a ambassador in
TOXIC failed 10 g9vs his government
sufficient notice Of the Japanese prep-
sraUons fer 8 corruption in The
aEzEay ana navy: a~8niteEaSfoa d. food
ano ammunition Quarrefs a5nong the
Sff1ceTs; failure Of the press To an
4kgate+i b public as 10 .la t~:sg state
of affairs
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
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sers Z GaE-Irta TuIE agseaJesL glfas SSc~
.E- 5azlsa 1tsa1 stfaE vls,aa 5liatf1sfas
AZ-gal1g- Es IfE Iffflna-g ars9rete.I..E,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
MULLAH BREAKS OUT.
Bad Man of samaliIand ReporFs'
Have Gone on the War Path
in Earnest,

Aaen. Arabia, Oct. 5-The s w. !
Mullah is reported 10 have ,.;IIne
and robbed The ogadain Trioe, t,,any
SEQ t~ssSesnaea and capturing
caulels and sheep
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06

TIE sultan ct Turkey does noz ike
the dark and every night not only his
apartments il the palace but the sur
rounding gardens as well are ?code7
with light He " generally read to
sleep by his brother or q special sery-
ant, his favorite books being sensa-
tional novels If he dreams an inter
prefer is summoned directly the sultan
awakes and the meaning of the dream
As explained to him,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06

b northern belt OF forests Is, per
Aaps, greater In extent than all the
other timber belts ana reserves OF
Canada combined. It extends from the
eastern part OF Labrador north of the
H1ueth parallel in g northwesterly di-
section to Alaska, a distance OF some
5000 miles. with an average width of
perhaps 500 miles.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06
Enormous --.

Aberdeen s d or -Gs51r=
ham Of Ma-scal zs1zzz1r s;a5#l75 M
bushels OF barrier E-5Gn -Hs zsr-t=H grt8
it weighed ol1 Is -t2lz4s 7E 1z laHzt:I
an uuuSuallv good z7=5Et za- ziarlar
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06

~ t1fs;asas EsE Ssfl accidental iiiIUrf sEr-
tts SsF t IEiIssrttur flFa,ssR liz IN
9Taet s9G Ssx&e2 Era a242ilapRglEs., A-isEas.allia.
H7a Haaffa sE In 40 7e.sGtsr-r tfrteF de.,
50 f6sg gEsGi5 $40 ecfslsx vrtsra
g4Sa9FIs95 ~ b8ssFssgaae instant III Ftr,t
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-10-06

az Il Boyer. a Portland musician
ssA8Es BIS dos, 3 fine spaniel, committed
FE2Isa9s because he was shut up in the
a-SaS2os0 &nsteaa az heink taken out as
1ss1tal for 2 Ts&ik. AT any rate. sehen
NIL 5f2Eyk- returned, there lay Brown
ESIyE Gssa5s wtta his nose against an
nlhan Els 81 I'm gNla Kitchen stnNe.