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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-23
Low RATES FOR THANKSGIVING.

The Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railway will sell tickets to
points on it's lines within a 200
mile limit at one and one third fare
for the round trip. Tickets on sale
November 80 and 80, good return
ing until December 4, 1905. For
details regarding rates and train
service apply to W. D. GR1FFIrHs.
Ticket Agent.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-23

A recent letter from Mrs. Blanch
Tice to friends, tells Of her progress
in her musical studies in Chicago,
also Of her position as soloist in
Park Avenue NJ. E. church, which
news is most pleasing tol those of
her old friends, interested in the
advancement and culture of talent.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-23
The Money Lenders.

There are many examples Of Lord
Palmerston's ready wit in Sir NJ. e.
Grant Duff's book, "Notes From a
Diary" In a debate about the Jews
an orator rather bored the house by
~enulnerating many of the things which
the English owed to Hebrew initiative.
Lord Palmerston in reply gave the dis.
cussion q sprightlier turn. Il quite
agree with the honorable gentleman
he remarked. MANY of US owe a
great deal to the Jews"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-23

Joseph Zitka and Miss Emma
Chladek went to Tabor on Monday
to attend the wedding of Mr.. Zitka's
daughter.-Tyndall Tribune.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-23
GA
Bears the y The Kind You Have AIways Bou
signature ss ExHHzZMm

Jos. Necil has had the ia:ge re-
frigerator and market fixtures pur-
chased of Geo. Schneider placed in
his meat market, has had bis shop
newly painted and %papered, and it
now presents a very neat appear
ance.
In the NJ. E. church on Sabbath
morning next, the pastor will
preach subject, The Necessity of
Evangelical Righteousness. Sun
day school at the close of the
service, DIR. J. B. Seagley, Supt.
No evening service on account of a
union temperance meeting under
the auspices of the "Loyal Temper.
ance Legion" which will be held
in the hall. Mrs. c. G. King, Pres.
dent.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-23

During the reign Of King John Gi&3y
the king agreed to settle the difficulty
with Philip II. OF France respecting the
Dutchy Of Normandy by single com
bat. John, earl of Ulster, was the
English champion, and as soon as he
appeared on the field of combat his
adversary put spurs to his horse and
fed, leaving the earl master Of the
field. King John asked the earl what
his reward should be. "Titles and land
1 want not" he replied, but in remem-
brance Of this day l beg the boon, To-
myself ard my successors, to remain
covered in tie presence OF your majes-
~ and all Otler s~overe.gnS o. this
realm" This request was granted ana
never revoked, and it is said to account
for the custom in parliament Of NON
bers wearing their hats.-Londor Stand.
ard.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-23
School and Education.

The Fl. s. Literary society has
elected the following to serve as
officers for the next three months /:
Pres. Benz. Patten; Vice Pres.
Helen Bliss Sec. Mr. Manthey /;
Treas. Wallace Mclean; Critic
Miss Calhoun.
Our course in drawing will now
be quite complete. The Augsburg
drawing system now widely used
in the u. S. will be taught. It is a
comprehensive course and prepares
pupils for mechanical, decorative
and designing work. In fact, the
practice will make him a better
blacksmith, carpenter, machinist,
miner and farmer, and make her a
better milliner, housekeeper and
teacher.
DR.. Koobs, health supervisor, is
kept busy examining smaller faces
for humps.
Larger certificates for perfect
attendance will be issued this year.
After a pupil has received seven
monthly certificates be will receive
one of the large kind. The supply
was exhausted last year and some
did not receive the larger kind.
This can't very vel! be mended
now.
Our supply of practice drawing
and composition paper has finally
arrived after much delay in ship
ping.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-23

Mrs. Jennie McClanran, of
Dubuque, Iowa, arrived in this city
on Wednesday. She is a sister of
Barney Cole and was among the
first settlers Of this county.-Tyn-
dali Tribune.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-23
ROOM ITEMS.

Still our attendance is somewhat
irregular.
Two new pupils were enrolled
this week one in each grade.
Professor Manthey, visited our
room Friday morning and was
present during both arithmetic
recitations.
By special invitation the gram
mar room pupils spent a very en-
joyable half hour in Mrs. Miller's
room last Friday.
Albina Janda has been visiting
in Yankton and was therefore alb
sent.
Mrs. Miller's pupils and we are
contemplating a joint debate in the
near future. Observation-Disclosures !:
that Washington should receive
more honor than Lincoln.
FLORENCE Brown.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-23

Rive .43
Flax $3.50. 10
J. P. Resner went to Yankton
Wednesday.
For fresh bulk oysters 60 to John
Cisar's.
Remember the entertainment by
the Aeolian Orchestra next Mon
day night.
A carpet rag social will be held
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Dry Shaw.
Lorne Cass returned to Mitchell
Wednesday, to resume his work as
brakeman running from that city
east.
Did you ever try some of
Schmierer's cream lotion for chap
ped hands +? It's fne.-Central Phar-
macy.
Frank Blankenhagen from
Charles Mix county is looking after
business matters around SEQ tland
for few days.
J. G. Clark, R. w. Russell, J.
M. Dain, Dr.. Jasmann and
W. D. Grifiths went to Parkston
yesterday to attend a meeting of
the Masonic society.
Ladies' Gold Medal Contest Hol-
iday week.
The beautiful weather of the past
three weeks is causing the wild
geese to leave their winter quarters
and return north.
Aeolus was the god of wind, but
those who have heard the Aeoli an
Orchestra say that the praises Of
them are not all wind.
Everything in the way of
gents furnishings from head
to foot at John Schmierer &
Sons.
T. J. Marchant finished husking
his corn Tuesday and says his
average yield to the acre vas over
go bushels, some of it going over 70
bushels.
Miss Gusta Muehmel, who has
been teaching in an Indian school
at Hayward, Wis, arrived last
week, and will take a position in an
Indian school in Gregory county.
Call up Phone No. IS for best
meat and groceries.
Married at the home of Andrew
Schmidt, in Scotland on Novem-
Der 21, Frank A. Anderson, of
Lake Andes, and Miss Lulu
McCabe, of Wagner, by Rev. D.
W. Chamberlai ain.
Notice is hereby given that John
Schmierer & Son have disposed OF
all their Talking Machines, there.
fore no more will be given as a
premium, but we continue selling
the records at the usual price.
The R. W. Russell Drug Co.
has been putting in a handsome
new prescription case, made Of
quarter sawed oak beautifully
carved, and with a large glass mir
ror in the center.
Mr.. Neill Rounds was married il
Sioux Falls last week to a young
lady residing in hal city. Neil
has a position with a telephone
company in Sioux Falls and il
said to be doing well.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bough.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-23
Bank Statement.

Showing condition of the Bon HON
me County Bank, Scotland, S. Oak,
at the close of business November 9,
1905, as reported under oath to the
public examiner:
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NAo On ~
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature e;ss: IL: :, lZm@zzz~
Mr.. and Mrs. Stattler of Hay.
ward, Wis. and Mrs. Stattler's sis
ter, Miss Helen Muehmel who has
been staying at Dolton Station, III.
are home for a brief visit. Miss
Kate Muehmel of Presho, S. D. is
also expected to arrive today or to
morrow, and a pleasant "family
reunion" is anticipated next Satur-
day.
DR.. Seagley accompani ed Miss
Emelia Jasmann to Sioux City
Monday where she went to receive
treatment at a hospital for an old
chronic trouble. Several years ago
she had a similar attack and was
confined to her bed for four weeks,
b 1t the doctor is in hopes that
with the care that she will receive
at the hospital she will recover in
in a few days.
IF you need a pair Of shoes
get DreW=SeIby Go. shoes
at F. Beeker's.
The w. G. T. U. social meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Haynes was participated in by
about forty ladies in + esponse to
Invitations to take tea and listen
to the program. Miss Hattie
Johnston recited a difficult selec-
ton introducing "The evening song
| to the virgin" a number beautifully
done. Mrs. Leroy Haynes read
from the national paper Of work
done among certain tribes of
Indians with good effect. After a
/! paper by Mrs. Dollard on Califor-
MIA, refreshments were served Of
meat sandwiches, pickles and a
variety Of cakes and tea.
Such beautiful and artistic win
! dow display Of goods made by
Philip Schmierer in clothing, mems
furnishing goods and ladies' shoes
and of the Russell Drug Store and
Schmierer's Central Pharmacy
with their hand painted china, cut
glass, leather novelties etc also Of
&. II. Treiber Jeweler with his dis
play of the latest in his trade, with
that Of Becker Block windows, is
worthy of comment for their effor
to keep up to date, for the enjoy
ment Of their customers by a week.
lily change in elaborate decorations
This is no ad, but the mark o.
appreciation from one who admires
the beautiful and believes in pro-
gress. y
Joseph Zitka and Miss Emma
Chladek went to Tabor on Monday
to attend the wedding of Mr.. Zitka'l
daughter.-Tyndall Tribune.
LOW RATES FOR THANKSGIVING.
Tho rh;oo~o M ,,koo o.l O.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-23
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, &C
COUNTY OF BON HOMME.

STATE Or SOUTH DAKOTA, IS
COUNTY OF BON HOMME.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Christian Hay
en- deceased.
Notice of time appointed for approving will,
etc.
The State Of South Dakota sends greeting to
John Hagen, Sophia Wysuph, Theresa
Henry Hagen, Christ Hagen and Aug ust Hay
ell heirs next Of kin of Christian Hagen
Deceased.
Pursuant TO an order of said Court made on
the Goth. day of November A. d. 1905, notice is
hereby given that Monday the l1tl. day Of
December A. D.. zoos, at 4 O'Clock y. NJ. OF said
day. at the said Court room Of said Court AZ
Tyndal1 in the County Of Bon Homnc have
been appointed as the time and place for prov.
| ing the will of said Christian Hagen, Deceased
and for hearing the sid petition for probate
| thereof and the issuance of Letters Tcs Ii
m~entary therein, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the same.
Dated at Tyndall. South Dakota, the goth
day of November a. D.. 1905.
BY the Court
+. D.. WICKs.
| Attest: Judge Of the County Court
II. ST. A. L. FISH,
Clerk of the County Court.
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low full report the spy begged to be
allowed to take it. This was the eli
Dsx to which events had been tend
ing. The third degree, weird ard
tragical, had for iss main feature
the imprisonment Of man in bar.
rel of stalwart construction and 30
securely sealed mp that deIiverauce
was impossible for the victim, and the
tossing Of the same into the Cumber-
land River. #
"a few days later the barrel, with
badly deeompossd corpse inside,
was fshtd out Of the Mississippi
River, sad never afterward did can
didate for sniiistien, with ulterior pur-
poses, try to breAk into the Ku Klux
Khan. ."-Wsvbingscu PoFt.
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to me would have been drawer even
than the little Jana are showing them
selves to be now in the iaR east.
"My visit to Chickamaugs battle
field, where, ss told by the monument
there placed by the government, my
battery fred the first shot aud some
Of the last shots of that terrible battle,
was of like intersst.
"No portion OK our country appears
more prosperous now than the South
ern States or in my judgment more
loyal. They enforce their laws better
than we do, and it is but simple JUS
tice to them to say that it is rare in
deed that one Of their public officers
in high orlow position is chpIged with
unfaithfulness to the trusts imposed
on him.
"As to the negro probeG,' 80 much
talked Of, and generally by those who
practically know tue least e5out it, it
is my conclusion, based not aiole en-
my observation, but on the statement
Of our Northern men here or the
ground and especially Of our Grand
Army men, whom I End contentedly
located all the way from the Ohio
River to the great gulf, that it will
be best holved by leaving each State
to adjust it's own domestic affairs.
II have made many and extended
visits to the South since the war,
always observing and feeling an inter-
est IN the ex.slayes and their families
and upon each visit have become bet
ter satisfied that no greater harm has
been CIR can be done them than 90 arr
ray them for political purposes against
the whites; who will ever be the ruling
class, and upon whom they must de-
pend 90 large extent ct least for
their prosperity in this life. These
views I freely expressed to the colored
people, and they rarely met with this
slightest disapproval from them:'' - :
Cleveland Plain Dealer. I.
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JUdge OF Pro ORSate's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Il
Z. s ssssss - lorHgY r 1IDERsnE.$
August 80 1905,

. y, ~ SS72t }nHlI9y IDEAs1E.i
Isths Gi.re Of sCbmnsos Pleas.
samantha M. Heaton, as Heir. at Law, Law,
8 and Administrative Oft Estate ar q.
10. Johnson. decd, fslaintif, YBs James
Edward Johnson, Rufus AZ. johnson,
Mary q. @JohDson John II. johnson,
eon and Charles 10. Johnson. srinors,
S Pursuant TO the order Of saie grantsi sii
herein, Z Will sell on sSalasday il Octobar
negt, In front Of flie Court Houae, in fIo
Git, 1fAndersou, 81. c., lsnrin9 ff,ss t,afIaf
hol ,of sale, the Real Estate describad
90 follows, 90 wit
80 All that certain e racs or Parcel of
Land containing TWO hundred and thir-
ty.nine (239) aores, more or aass, situate
In said State and County, # fin GarYiil
Township, bounded by lands OF q. %T.
Wakefield, Westley w iIiiana, Cs. ia |.
Cole and Others. y Ehe Baid aTescEi ygnn
purchased by the said 20. u. {, ,JOhnf,om sfl
two Parcels or Tracts, one of Rhichs Was
from {. lford Hix, aes shown i,Y( Deed
executed by him and recorded IN tinp
omoe gOf the Clerk OF the Court or the
said, County In Book III /, pare 8i 81 and
the other by D8edH execntaa bys the chill
sdFan OF Mariah w FatsOn aud recorded In
the said Office OF the Clerk OF Court i in
Book; 2aG nagsa 60 sna 83, all or which
WIN sIaorss fully anpsar bY references
sought 10 be part titionea is the home
}piiasa q OF the 9 said 6. =. otllson decd
81 III. q: As ,l. IS Ss.
usiss 8 oS 2sI Pro bate 40 fierce.
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Sept 9. 1905
For Sale 1850 Aeres Land.

Tsaot No: 1.-4o0 acras. 4 miles case OF
Seven good tenent houses. d Pisca ali
wired In. On main public seads, WIFI
YroW three.G0urths OF O bale cf cotton rf,r
ave, from one 70 two, tons OF hay i,ar
acn, and Is 70 so bushels OF corr. 80
E.aes No. 3 -i1t0 aessS, IL tsailss gor,th
OF Ahbeyil.s. Good cotton lsnd. Niue
Well watered and on pubic rosds.. Fin.
eral snrinR. Fine Besmuda grasa. pas.
suree between 300 and 400 ac.ea, " ired 10.
miles from good public school. 40
hesd gredsd Short Horn and Polled- -Aa-
gus cattle. I. Registered Davon Bull, 4
years Ole: For further particulars call
on or write 3si55 S.7 lyETf &
s.s HUNTER RRoS.,
n NY & Hunters, 81 c. ii 4.
33,;s. Abhsville Go. \
august ~ 1905, st3 i:tSsa IL RE $ tf:hS54 ~
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FOR SAL II.
322 ACRES OF land,
81 miles from Central.
Apply to . d,
F.B. MORGAN,
Central, s. 20.
aug q, 1905 IL q
Aug 6, 1905
Sale Of Real Estate.

!. Will offer for ssle at public dutcry OF.
Saissday, October 2, 1905, at Anderson,
One Tract containing 1861 acres. s.
3 One Tract containing 80 seres.
One Tract containing s0i aeres. 8 itS
situstad seven miles northeast OF An
dsrson, So, on the WiIl,auaston Road.
sdjoinipg lands OF Col. T.. e. Canpbali.
Il. III. Balentins end othere. 80, = :
Terms0 0ne-third Cash. balance on
time, interest from day OF sale at nor
gent per annum. CRSdis portion secured
by mortgage Of the PROMISES. 81 y B
a5y j. It. VANDLyER,
- Il. Anderaon, 8. C. 81
!; sept u. 1905 t ..A5 I2 ,s isS 's5 4
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lll Ial ss'IIll ss;

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;s0a6k lfs sf R IA nj III Ii IS
held III ESlss liff 15Ss sE S
ss ION s sfs, 81 81
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SSyeated LIP ilIl =, Bio bsira of the Sasafe
of Hsnry eulx s. ssi ilE ssit SfD sfl5a
htgheatS hi dd b. teraune %. a.. on
aalsaday ~ 0ctchHS naS SD III that Piece
1rssI IaxceL afs Isslil uanS SasSI isg 8gA acfess
Ia erwin SIdsgnsh tsisiinR laHf Isl
81 liess elok and
of sals fssf. nro, iiD ,sae1 ts:b
pay exsfa soY paney
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Richmond died echoless over many
battle fields that made the hills
around Richmond red with the blood
Of Southern heroes.
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He Made No Report.

L
ed in the Southern army with distin-
guished gallantry was telling o group
in the Rigga House some interesting
stories of the days that followed the
surrender Of Lee. t.. &.
81 went to Memphis to live he
said, "after Appomattox, and was one
Of those who helped organize the Ku
Klux Klan. I have never been
ashamed Of my connection with that
celebrated organization, for II did a
tremendous lot Of good in Tennessee.
Gen. N. B. Forrest, the greatest
eaEss!:gg chief Ehe eyer code into hat
tie, was supreme commander Of The
K. e. K. and whenever Forrest is-
sued en- order il vas obeyed to the Jet .
ter. The e:a ss ess !L=;a. Ls;. ss;apfeHs so;ars,
Of which Gen. Albert Pike, che illus
trious Mason, was chief justice, aud
this court always sifted testimony for
| and against any accused: person before
punishment was inflicted. Two promi-
nent newspaper editors os Memphis
were also, members Of the court. 8 The
total membership in the segulariy OF.
ganizsd Ku Klux Khan Of Tennessee
was not less than q, 900, and never
inthe history os the world we're nss ID, &
more closely banded Of more loyal i TO
each other. Il u.
45.S'i was q member &C the .klan' for
At least ave years, and my separstion
from il was caused :iby q schaps:s sosl
residence "a ! that time i ap llstsi ppsi-
tivasthat thu sentence Sol death was
inflicted upon but three men, which
goes 60 show that the Ku IISIlux did,
not :mete out summary gengenos on ,ia
small offenders. n 81 were its men-;
berss except il rare instane ed, 88c,iitiisi
szens{of low repute Oh the contrary,
only men of good q shsgaeter eFes id.
|svited 70 join, and ienss 10 tvses v,ess wac
particular in seeing that onss those of;
discra ation3and temperate habils we're
made M S3f
yan, 3 at 8 t;n, rs;
existenea ~ I'M & l,v q II s;i &,
Radical hands. sealaaags + 2aad cars
petbaggera rulad Che. Slanda as its: :a,rs
row, and Paraon BIO Hal low Hsu gov.I 3
ijssaos. had d Law paS cod swhioh made
|it d rApitaI oifense aor atiy man to Sbe
aonvio, aa n 4, I & IS 8, 8 !
8 ny,, M 1; 4 IS.
IA x,as s,a.a Il ,s IS a ysE
ts,,pt 3 en-. o,,k Il Il ba,, & I !
AZ; a,,a bsp,si 81, sSss S. i.
+; & Is Il
alaIls & ~ on !. !, s.s
Eand ,pbsss ,s 81 N 8 !. s 8 IS
IN baars s,b ( ;i' :.
~. sr Il. spfs s,iE s'iSs, ss
fsn 81 4, ass' .,ss !. .
II 81 sss al sA..s
AID asnb; tians q, "a
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5.1|ERlseelS is 8 . Q 10 B ydSe
~ our 4. / d n I. |, q ti,nlgI.

Pat your money in tho Bank and
pay bills by check s
3$sS: lhes Bank Book iii the best record;
os Tecaipts, end your ichaok ia the best
receipt for yoar sbis Id
Ss s. .IEhs SAVINGS DEP AZ AFTAfENa
The Bank Of nde dersoa will pay
You intsTes on thet ia ID money YOU
have One Dollar viii open "a &
icnsant
TE1EaSE5RSyg1a!sWESEa EaEa is "a S1ts5aoTEss5
Capital s16 90 900 plus 8lb 80, ,00Qe
u. i.S Brock 2reaiidl ant 81
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a EFRaas4 ssT Temperance.
To the Editor Of The State:

~ tpS EultOF oI Ane Ctete: .5fis
The Christian Temperance Workers
Of Soutk Carolina would once again
appeal for help al along the line OF
temperance work, 30 neglected aad
overlooked by &c many. Surely H. e.s
was no greater need for help in Mace.
donia7when was heard the cry, Come
over and help us OF We diet Ye,lr
by year IS We ascend higher up Gle
rugged mountain OF life We can rtore
clearly view the world as il writ.as
under the terrible weight Of woe that
is fallen upon it, and amid al! the
horrors and distributing agencies at
work for the ruin Of, man, the Arch
Fiend makes most successful use OF
the consuming fluid that can burn out.
the better nature and bring thespfont..
est spirit to ruin. It is estimated
that whii5koy and ;ss accompanying
evils have wrought more wret.hedness
than any other curse on earth. B Bleod-s
shed, murder and other crimes can be
traced 90 the effects Of whiskey, and
With it removed 90 far awsy. as, pos
sible we would not hear so often the
cry of the broken spirited nor groans
Of the drunkard as he 10 being tor
tufed to death by wild deliriums, but
Instead the sweet strain of IS Home,
Swsst Home, = would fill the tender
twilight, as sober men Wendad their
msnly curse TO their happy abode
Wheya through its hslloWed peace
ttny may hear tie still small voice,
.b.eathing in their souls Y o that are
faithful over$that which I've given.
you full control be ye keepers over
much that she'll hold good until the
coming Of the Prince of Peace. We
hope forthe CO. operation of our leaders
who arslunafraid to stand up FOR that,
Whish is heat fas Ali AMI ind lenders
who will not compromise with wrong,
for revenue. that @is tainted with the
misery or the Crime Of the poor self;
ssssssdoned inebriate We earn estluS
appehl$ 20 the officers s5of all societies,
either State OF local, 60 exclude from
their air grounds gambling, games Of
ohaIee and the sale q; Intoxicating
liquors including the aoFoallsd harm
,.ss 1nas ~ safnlYals ana Iokner
lna IS pn9slo en- sers enss sbe
49, oseo s. olean and peantitnlly ats
.tss.oye pafss; oas ten derly and
,os.ps'y Me ola,n e g eo;o g i of
.s.es 5ao eohaaes in8 8tne eacfso en "
ssSsa =. v.s sae satiups popelas
sssainnen;s iess ene ehra psgsses
!. sala ulaps aaa esner haans naDie So Is. q
sieas ~ ieaa y sne ruin of come
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