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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
20 YEARS.
South Dakota Editor Has Just Found
Whereabouts of Mother,

Aberdeen, S. d., March 2~S.-John NJ.
LeMay, editor of the Worthwhile Jour
nal. is the hero of a romantic episode
which has Just come TO light, and by
means of which he has just found his
mother, from whom he was separated
in boynood. Mr.. LeMay's name was
John Hulnbert, and at the age of 10
years. angered at sone fancied griev-
nee. he ran away. going to North Da-
kota. where he was finally adopted by
a man by the name of LeMay, taking
the name of John Humbert LeMay.
Shortly after his adoption by Mr.. Lee
May he suffered q were illness, which
caused him to entirely lose his enlor
of the past. He learned the printers
trade. married, and has been engaged in
newspaper work at Worthwhile for sever
al years. Since reaching manhood'S es-
tate he has ~endeavored many times to
secure some trace of his relatives, but
has been unsuccessful until recently,
when be discovered his mother in the
person of Mrs. William Wallace, of
Belle Fourche. ta discovery being
brought about thTGdgh the good Offices
of Judge Bennett. OF Deadwood. Mr..
LeMay has gone - the northern hills
TO visit his mother, the reunion after
a separation Of nian years being a
joyous one. Mother and son We're sep
arated for twenty-tElree years.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
TROOPS NOT NEEDED.
foune Jap Student Who Was Ordere.
Home Receives Word he Can
Remain in America

Kansas City, March 29.-Minosaku
famamoto, the Japanese student from
Park college, who was called home by
war minister Of Japan, returned to Park
coliese Yesterday. When Yamamoto
reached Seattle, Wash, a cablegram
was awaiting hin from the Japanese
war office stating. that he was Reuse
from military duty. Yamamoto said
yesterday:
I'm glad TO continue my studies. MY
Mlkado likes American ideas. / like
America. They treat good. 1 fight if
iay country needs me. but my en-
peror says we have enough"
1amamoto was In the second Jap
anese reserves. in December he re-
ceived word to report for duty not later
than the middle of April at Toxic. He
earned $3.50 to pay his way back to
japan by giving the Japanese sword
dance and describing his home land in,
a lecture tour through Kansas.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
A $4,000 SUIT.
Taking CT Dispositions involving Pay
ment IF Larne POLICY.

"SnI 81 Large TOliCg.
Sioux Falls, $. D., Arch rs. The
taking of dispositions in n suit in
Volving the payment OF II policy for
$4,000 carried by George a. kinnmel.
who disappeared from Kansas City
nearly seven years so, and recent SEN
Sational Developments in connection
with the case, were of unusual inter-
est to many of the pioneer residents of
what is now the state of South Dakota,
for kimmel for some years resided in
Dakota.
The suit is now pending in the Unit
ed States court ut st. Louis, and as
stated in an Associated Press dispatch
from Arkansas City yesterday morn
ing, is entitled G. 6. Rankin, receiver
of the First National bank of Niles,
Mich, VS.. the New York Life lnsur-
ance company. a sensation was Gre
ated Saturday during the taking of
dispositions in the suit at Arkansas City
by the attorneys for the defense an
nouncing that they ould produce
been murdered in Kansas City, as was
thought when he disappeared in tina
city in the summer of 1898.
kmmet, in The middle and latter
part of the sos, was Il resident of Da.
kota, having been connected with the
old Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance
company, which originally had it's
- III
the headquarters of the were
moved to Mitchell. where the company
hnally went out of existence.
IT was one of the first insurance
companies to be organized in Dakota
territory.
Other men of prominence who We're
connected with the company at the time
lAlmmel was a resident of what is now
the state of South Dakota were John
I. Stearns, formerly in charge of the
chamberlain townsite, but now an at
torney of Primghar. Ia; Major A. G..
i<ellam, Tor some years one of the
Judges of the supreme court of South
Dakota, and now Il resident of the Pa
clfic coast, and Colonel John H.. King,
formerly prominent in Iowa. for years
a resident of Chamberlain, but now
a leading business man Of HURON,
5. D.
At the time kimmel "a a resident
OF Dakota he was a young man, and
VIII be Well remembered by many of
nose who resided at Mitchell and
chamberlain between the years 1885, |
and 1890.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
DOMINGu IN A HURRY.
May Praeeed 10 Pawn Her Revenues
Without Waiting for the Senate
30 Approve the Plan.

Washington, March 2y.-Minister
Dawson has cahled the state depart.
ment to the effect that the Dominican.
government has about concluded to in
stall foreign agents in its custom,
Y 70 collect the revenues. As per
enf-sofENhi arc applied to the main,
ienance8 of the governmental remain:
60 per cent. to be placed on deposit,
subject to disbursement among the for,
eigTi creditors in future, after the SEM
ate has had the opportunity to again
the treaty
\ proposition was the subject Of a
conference at the White House today.
put It is stated that no conclusion has
yet been reached.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
THE S%TUPENDOUS
PUBLIC LAND GRAB
Only the Surface Has Been
Scratched in the Envesti-
CATION Of the Frauds.
HOW PEOPLE ARE ROBBED
Greatest Scheme Of Piiferirs IN TIL.
History of the Country Is Near
Observation-Disclosures Must
Make Good or Leave.

WASHINGTON, March EFF Secretary
Hitchcock does not retire from the cab
met within q very short time it win be
largely on account of the progress of
his department in the work of bringing
to an end the land grabbing enter
prises which have been carried on TO
an unheard of extent during the past
few years. The government officials
assert that in their opinion the DEPART
ment up to this time has but scratched
the surface of this business.
Whatever may be the outcome of
the Oregon frauds, and the trial Of the
cases brought involving men in nigh
places, senator Mitchell and Repre-
sentative Herman, it is the opinion Of
the department. that the prosecution of
these cases, and others OF like charac-
ter which have been brought or will
soon be under way in q half dozen
states and territories OF the west, will
unearth the most INDUSTRIOUS and in
1rlcate schemes for grabbing the little
remaining public lands OF the govern
menr that has been known In the his
tory of the public land system of the
government.
Grabbers Ae, We.
The scarcity of timber and mineral
and coal lands in recent years has had
the effect to make the operators in these
lines more active and aStute in their
schemes for securing public lands. The
homestead, timber laws, and all laws
affecting the public land system Of the
nation have been worked by syndicates
to an extent that it is believed to b. I'M
paralleled.
Syndicates have been formed for the
purpose of grabbing the valuable pub
lie lands, and the lien lands laws,
worked in connection with the forest
reserve system, have been a fruitful
field for the operation Of the syndi-
Gates.
Not only in these fields, but also in
the coal andso of the southwest, in the
asphalt lands and oil regions of vari-
Gus sections Of the western and SOUTH
sections, the schemes for Sc
curing the public lands at little or moth
ing have been worked to an extent of
which there is now no estimate, but
from what the officials have already
secured advices it will amount to many
thousands of acres of lands which
should have brought to the government.
of dollars in
People Robbed.
The iiberality Of the United StateA
government in homestead grants is
recognized by the government and the.
people of the ountry generally as one
of the best and most potent influences
in the upbuilding of the western conn,
try. But the utilization of these good
and wholesome laws for grabbing TIM
Der, mineral, coal, Oil and other lands
Of exceptional value, is not only a
Derversion of the objects of these
hut it has tended to place in the
hands of individuals at absurdly low;
prices vast fields of valuable deposits.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
COUNTY AUDITORS MEETING.
Annual Adjustment Board to Hold Ses
sion in Pierre.

p;on
s.srIs' >. -, March 29.-The state
,a 81 : ~ equallAasloh met 10 outline the
,esiua VI PROCEDURE IN regard to the
tha ! o5 tne county auditors with
~. :. poaIa, me eIorts or the state
poaiu aie ~ me Whlch VIII, as far as
p 1851 : oring harmony IN the differ
ano ~ county assessments, II this
sam = uoHe IN such a tanner that it
VII meet Inc approval OF the county
auul.ors " VIII be q long step in adj
Nalsee.ih stare assessments. The indi-.
aas.ois are thal the meeting will be
sensnaliy at'ehued' as reports from the
% iliis secllon indicate that most
~ the AUDITORS from the counties of
aiaa seetloil VIII come, and from the
essesiil pafl OF the state there will be
g general
As soon as the auditors meeting and
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
ALICE is GOING TOO.
The Presidents Daughter viii Accom-,
pany tho Congressional Party to
the Philippines.

Washington, March 29.-Kansas ant
Nissouri will be represented in the par
~ -, yin ~, rho senreta,,
~ - -,
Oh Wal up"h ms UP . tie ~hhippiile
Miss Alice Roosevelt. 1t has been deflA-
1telN announced. VIII be 9 memoe of
the party. Inc loilo"'hg Is the per
can.o -, - - ~ e. e. y,i;,,,, poo. o,.
$500 - c,a, H. -
g., a. pa,io1 - yi.ainia, ca,,,n,
D,,ha;o - ian =. Eastan IS
+ o,, 49," y" rnnn u, 80 - -, y.
se,,aIn. Na,ylan6s ~ Saroda. sena'
~. o. a,.soa 80 Sa,o.aa. $3.50
Scot NJ Weot yiro;nia. sena+or Stone
~ ,je 81 w ,,.an 80 W.
o,,in n - Sc ta. ro,n $500 Panr m WY.
ti,a {, IL Coolran nf Nolr WI.
81 $500 X
penresentative Imnac Lar Of Indi
,,a. ,e,l..asa,,,i 80 Hi,ntis ~ u,,.sas.
arreSantatir MA ,nno,d ~ Misso,,ri,
pan,esantati, ISoss of ininnis -
,.osn,tn,ira rsi1Iat ST n1,nsnnb satts
roarrasarr.I,v c,os ,arn,. ~ ohio. pan
$50 Ea,,h,,,n o fnu,a. pa a
se,ta+i%o t4iji nr rnnnactjcut pep-ag
$1,000, nn,I,l - Hoonaia popro
se,.s"t!ns iom"a IeGt2ra 80
ea1itt.atino a o,r af nhin. 49,
son+"ti.e nI,IS Iuinais. 800
erat""hne NJ, VI. 3d. ~
.a,,,t;,y, C.oit of I-,,c,c. pa,,ara,t,
i've Ghor i5,ot y, IL a mr,,ssn, Pepresrta
tive smith Of limos REPRESENTATIVE
Watson. of Indiana; Colonel Edwards,
chief of bureau of insular affairs; 4. w.
Carpenter, private secretary TO the.
secretary of war.
A. Their Ov, Esnensa
ybo fo1lo,ri,o s,e ,ha ,,a,nha,s =,
f.railias .nS otners Who ara 70 ,cnon,l
nany 1ha na,tv a. thai,, own aSnensn.
ndiss poosarai Miss poo ,5r,an nnI
Miss MonN1inan of yvas,,in oton NJ
11nh,;s NJ w S+onn NJ, ~ A.,
100 .. 'aoil, - ~
Hiu NJ 1oa,1na M. Sp,;th ~.
Tnna " 49, - 49, 80
,rIe ,,ar viii +,ro n,s ~
pariic Mi y ar,shin Mt, no ~
,nornina of Inlw 1ha s+aarnar n,im
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
BOAT cAPslzED.

Five Men Drowned in the Missouri
River at st. Joseph.
ST los.enl,= = Me-4zA arch men
lost their lives in the Missouri river here.
The dead:
BILLY LEWIS.
OSCAR LEWIS.
HARRY TALENT.
HARRY SMITH.
HOWARD HUTCHINSON.
The men We've engaged in dyke building
operations on the Kansas side of the river
opposite the water pumping station. They
lad been brought to Missouri side
evening by a small steamer. but on
Of a heavy win and rain storm
last eFeniFSSths steamer was DELAYED and
the men, rather h a spend the stormy
night in q shack on the Kansas bank de-
70 cross in a skiff. About mid
stream the overloaded skiff was swapnned
by the high waves and four of the men
sank IN the muddy water and were seen
more. Hutchinson was seen swimming
but sank before help could reach him.
None Of the bodies have been recovered.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30

+8 HE.EH #=E.
Alaskan salmon canneries work only
Tor a short time in June, July and the
early part of August, and they max
little impression upon the run of fish.
Countless millions of salmon still es-
cape the nets and traps and press up
the rivers 80 spawn and die. Nature
is here singularly wastefu! in her
methods. OF these myriads of fish none
seem to return to the sea after spawn
Ing. IF evidence of this be required"
says a writer, . a walk along the
shores of a lake or the river banks
IN autumn VIII soon convince the un-
believer, since the sight of the dead
salmon and the awful smell arising
therefrom will soon drive him as fur
rs possible from the spot. IN one
river we computed by the numbers
passing our camp during the day and
night that must be already millions of
fish III the lake. Over one shallow
the salmon We're running In countless
thousands. AS they forced their way
up. with fins and tails out of water,
they made a noise like u small water
fall And yet not one of these fish
lives TO return to the sea,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
ACCIDENT I'M
One Killed and One Seriously Injured
at East ST. oIlis

East st. Louis, March 2S.-one per-
son was killed. one seriously injured
and four escaped unhurt in an elevator
accident in the L%ovington building. The
descending and dropped from the tirst
foor to h basement. 1t as suddenly
rose 70 the NTH Q and then plunged
toward the bottom. The jerk broke one
OF heheayy counter Weights which.
dashed through the top of the car,
striking Herman Engler and crushing
him SO seriously that he died an hour
later.
E. n Galbert, the janitor, who was
acting as the elevator conductor. Who
was standing beside Engler, ascaped
injury, while Jim Butler. standing on
the other side of EngleI, was se,i-
ously injured.
Thomas Wood. Adele E.4.s
Hanieys3 the other passengers II thas
car, escaped unhurt.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
cRETAN iNsURRECTlON.
insurgents Proclaim IN Assembly and
Beg the Powers to Side
With Them.

canea. Island of Crete. March 2s.--The
insurgents have organized a provisional
national assembly under the presidency
of NJ. P~apyannakis, who has issued a proc
lamarIonEto the foreign consuIs declaring
that the people have gathered to proclaim
the union Of Crete with Greece. He i'm
plores the powers not to support the pres
ent autocratic regime. Reinforcements Of
Cretan sendarmes have arrived here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
MEN ALMOST FREE
Sawed Bars Of Marshall County Jail
With a File Made From
Shoe Spring.

sMarshalltown. Ia, March ga dar-
Ing Jail delivery, planned by Al Harris
and Ed Jones. colored, charged with
highway robbery and assault with In
this morning. The scheme VAS pivan
away by J. jacobson, another prisoner
The barsfWere sawed with a fle MADE
Of q shoe spring. s-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30

one who went with Colonel Young
husband to Lhassa wrote of the hard
ships encountered as fellows: Despite
the protection of almost arctic 10th
ing. one shivers until the sun rises
over the eastern hill at 10 o'clock, and
shivess again When 1t sinks behind the
opposite one at 3. Icy winds sweep
the valley and hurricanes of dust in
wade ones tent. Against this cold one
clothes oneself in flannel vest and
shirt, sweater. flannel lined coat, posh-
teen of cashmere sheepskin, wool lined
Gilgtt boots and fur or wooden cap with
TAPS meeting under the chin. The
ssNernl effect is barbaric and pictur-
eSuue.'
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
THE CARS RAN AWAY.
Crash Between Wild Freight Cars and
a Train Results in Death of
Four Persons

C~larEsville. Tenn. March zy.-A
string of freight ears running wild On
the Louisville and Nashville crashed
into q freight train going in the oppo-
deod:
John MURRAY. engineer.
PAT FOX. fireman.
TWO NEGROES, names unknown.
a stick of wood eighteen inches long
was driven through Fireman Fox,s
body.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
SHEEP BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
The Annual Meeting Will Be Held j
Aberdeen in June

Aberdeen, S. D.. March 2S.-Tho annual
meeting of the Sheep Breeders and Woo
Growers, association of South Dakota will
be held in Aberdeen on June %. The asso-
citation has made rapid growth recently
and it is probable the meeting will be
largely attended. An excellent program
IS being prepared for the meeting, which
VIII probably last two days. John c. Hall
OF ordWay is secretary of the association.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30

Alaska's brown bears near the Boring
sea live largely on salmon and are ex-
traordinary fishers. Before beginning
" fish they always place themselves on
The downward side of the river. '"They
Eee1n to smell the salmon by some ex-
traordinary MEANS" says a hunter,
and then begin dashing in and out of
ths.fiver at Sonic shallow place, rarely
railing TO catch a fish. They bring it
Y on the bank and devour it, If pos
sisle selecting some thick patches of
bushes and grass in which to make
their meal. which does not AXE them
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
TO RAISE clTY,s GRADE.
Strong Opposition to Enforcing Recent
ly Adopted Ordinance.

Pierre, S. D., March 23.--Pierre
promises 10 be q fruitful city for law
sels the coming year. The city has
ordered the business streets to be placed
on grade, which necessitates the rails
ing OF them from four to eight feet.
This will require the raising of nearly
every business block in the city, and
slronS opposition Will be maze against
me enforcement of the ordinance.
AS spring weather opens up work is
nelHS commenced on several new res
licences. NO less than a dozen have
been started at this time.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30

Ihe smallest full grown elephant In
Europe IS on exhibition~in London. IA
Welgnts zso Pounds. When he was taken
1o.a photograph gallery the other daW
Tor or Nc picture he went Ia a cab. Il
4 nncneol .oI pms brandy and wa
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
BID Muddy Risinn.

Pierre, S. D.. March 2S.-The Big Muddy
= rising rapidly and the sane bar between
this city and Fort Pierre is narrowing
perceptibly every day. Very little ice has
passed this point, but a large flow is
locked for soon.
me raise of telephone rates in this city,
me llrst OF April, of nearly one-third will
M : d s.gnai lof the removal of upwards of
100 phones from residences and business
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30

india has a STAFF Of mounte army
nurses The Indian government allows
servie so RUPEES a month for the upkeens
Of he!r horses and free conyeVance
q their animals to and from active
service. : This corps OF nurses are All
women OF good social position ana have
20 undergo three years training in !.
general hospital before qualifying.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30

Her nurse had fallen asleep and a a.
year-old girl toddled to the pulpit steps
IN q Birmingham church and ten1por-
arily opped the sermon by asking the
clergyman: please. man, why do YOU
get up there? Why don't you come
aown2. When a church warden gent
TX iea her pack to her sea amid the
sLllaerlng q the congregation, she re-
see Sbetfer9,, 1 HS
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30

Justice David i. Brewer, OF the
United States supreme court, for over
hall a century has been connected
with Sunday schools as scholar or
teacher. Ever since going to Washing
ION twelve years ago he has had b
class OF ADULTS. The Justice says he
frequently has been indebted ia the
bible for sentences which have given
emphasis to the thought and vigor to
Inc argument Of his legal opinions.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30

Bird s. Mcclure. congressional dele
Eate from Oklahoma, received the fol-
lowing letter from a constituent. "Dear
Mr.. Mcclure: I enjoyed that last pack
age OF garden and flower seeds you sent
me very much. / wish you would send
me some more garden seeds, and send
a|few flower seeds to my wife. But
please do not send her any canary
seeds, II you did she might eat chem
and%try to sing, and goodness knows I
have trouble enough now"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30

The position OF women Is high Il
sIaIn: 1ney enjoy both In business mat.
iers and sociai life q great independ-
s ne Enough s~soiyganay IS permitted
IT. 4 tpa aos. sSists anon h great mass
position of women. Ailee's@tiie
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30

Bankers and jewelers. here are mixed
over the identification Of a gold coin the
SIZE OF a Sl0 gold piece, Which T. l.
Crabtree owns, and which he claims
was sent him forty years ago from Old
Mexico by an uncle. 1t has the mark
.ngs Of a United States gold coin, but
It's not denominated. 1t was weighed
and tested as to its quality. 1t weighed
wye and one-half pennyweights and
stood the gold test. The date of the
com is 1900 and 1t has thirteen stars.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30


81 1D;0UU. UndertooI.
VINO, ioraa wager OF 5000, .,adsrtools
1os walk 1000 mileS In 2o0 daMs ss,.A
n z, nsa essL .Y,srsahire, On Febsnarg vs. 1e'
1870 coVffrea 1853 miles since SEQ,
1890 collie dog Is his sole con-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30

rheacroWn prince 81 ssa,- -
Gated inS Europe. and sneaEsA, aas cot ~
Y 4lngilshs French and Gerss. ,ns,a writes
z5 zMssslafled history at Oxford ,ss n,.,s
SWsss 9 Vel written book On !easps
syy assohstnes Polish Successian.s
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30

Herr BarkIneyer. who occupied 4 con-
post in the Germania shin
Duiidlng yards at Kiel. has been SEN
asmee Hu 70 e. years Imprisonment for
selling secret plans of submarines con-
s.ruc1ed by his firm to rival German
ct $l.55O a year. He sold hinsself foy.
$2,750. =
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30

The f1nest spices Il, Inata
prepared. are sent to t.,e NV Ss tsst '
SgIsthe Brftishscourt. Juices cons $500 $500
Ia while special racsns,aa ~
Malta and ireland prepare n-rasesva =
ISL ISL ana sasdines for the royni ha..aa
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
Italian Cabinet Rer;rr.

Rome, March 25.-Acting Premier
5TittonI today announced to parliament
that h whole cabinet had resigned.
ministry.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
LEASING OF SCHOOL LANDS.
Brown County Still Has an Area Of
$4,000 Acres.

aberdeen, S. D., March 22ss.-.-IT liz. total
number of acres of chool lands leased in
sfoWn county at the recent leasing was
22,222 acres. all the tracts advertised being
leased with one or two exceptions where
no bidders appeared for the land.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-30
Plan : General Weif Hunt.

a.S@Il.4Mareh42aA-2 & ~
Sc ~I1uIneroIaa in some parts of the te1.s
llftl;ys near Orsida that ARRANGEMENTS
Ia s. De,ns sssde for g general wolf
men will take par Ia he yo,,rd,p
which e is thought viii result In the
anninilatton OF the Molvas which In
test Silly county.