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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
S6wei3.

Germ. Sn @Grou bot bic 4r6eiz
tsrf4aft Der 9untpeberei GGnaer,
2outerburg & So. elm fH0nes Sc
idenf erbalten. Die GrbIdaft bes pers
itorccnen 9errn gueen SGnger bat ibr
Elm Geihert semadt i'm Betraae BON
10000 Jrnncs. Die Sdlfte bupon
lpuroe i'm 3srbdltniB Der Oi.nftjobre
unter bic Irbeiter uno gneeiteaten
nertbcilt; Re onbere !6GIfte ipurhe ben,
Jonos fir Do6nerinr.n s~usetbeili.
Der friiber burG Die GeI9Gftsinbober
ge9riiubet norocn lit.
0DpdI'oen Sem 8onton Of.
lpoloen iruroen all bic Soften fir pi.
Gufforitnn9 uno GntpGT eruns i'm
Wecerpoloe, @emeinbe @isrpil, Bun
oesbsitrdse bon 5rIammen 22,9S8
Grnncs 5useIidert.
9oeI. Der @robe Rotb bon
8ofsl bat benz 0ertrog S%laeitimmt,
pona6 3tpii4en 8oi.l uno !6iining.n
eire Strobenbobnfinie ,ritsnt ipirb.
Die Stabt Siininsen bout bieIc 2inie,
iop.it fie auf beuti6em 9ebi.t
Iiest.
9 6offbauen en-. Sn Ramisn
1T ber dlteite 9iirser oer Gemeinbe,
Serr &aipar @ndoine.r aft Jrieb.nss
rihter, i'm Ilter BON 81 Sobren ges
ftorben. Nod ~50idbriger Sbdtiaieit
bat er erit nuf Gnoc bes obgelnuf.n.n
Sobr.s iein 4mt n%ieoerselegt.
Waobt t. Bel einem bon Wontreur
Gus unternommenen 8obileisbrenn.n
perungliidte Der engliihe Wnior
opener; tr ipar fofort tobt. Orsi
ant.re SniniIen bes SAlittens fpor.n
lsidt oerl.bt. 0as llnafiid s.idnb
In Der Rdbe b.s Dintsrturortes Qes
Qpunts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
An6art.

9eiia II. @emdb elmer taii.r,
liden &abinettsorber. re bic grtbsi'
lung Observation-Disclosures llntsrridts
an Soloaten betrifft, tit oud an bic
9arni5onen in Mnbalt bic bsmentipres
denpe @nreeuHs ergans.n. Der Grs
fols mar febr eiinitis. Bon ben bel
ben gataiaonen in 0eKou meloeten
fi6 SO Sbeilnebmer. bonn Battalion
in 3erbit 20 unb bonn Battalion in
8ernburg 1913. Iuberoem ertldrten
itd 5 Sffiaiere bereit, benz lnterridt
beiaupobnen, Der bonn GsneralIetretG-
Der Mnbalt. Observation-Disclosures,
bon einem 9biersudtinIpsttor uno
bon I~ifiitenten Der lanbpirtbidafts
li9en Decentralization ertbeilt ipirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
9Sariasif&e Sfaateu.

4Itenbura. !9ier perIiarb i'm
63. 2ebensiobre Der !Sofbu1binberz
msiitcr Senator 9ermonn @rof. CT
geborts benz StobtperorbnetenfoI.
lesium felt ben Sabre 1887 uno benz
Staotratbsfollegium felt 1902 en-.
Der 9eritorbene mar oud5 Der oebrs
meiiter hes iebisen 9erSoss. Der fe;
ibm Elm !Sonbtpert erIernte.
&oburs. Oas beige Gleftrisis
tdtsperf tit bon Der Stobt gum preiie
bon $4,000 Wart o~neetouft poreen.
W ei n ingen. Der !Ser5os BAT
BEN biefiaen Wosiitrat pieberurl
1000 Marf sur 9eiAoffuns bon SeiSs
porrat6en fir @rme 5useben IaTen.
9 d ). Trou Mo-ie pertp.
Meper bat gu milbtbdtisen Speden
oabier 10000 Wart geFiftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
BADEN.

&orIsrube E. Ser p.ritorGere
neutrality-suspicious. b. Offenfnnots
Yertbolb Fat !sbtpiGis er6bcre Stiff
tuneen aemdtbt. CD erb1lt COG bic
iias ebor9elii6e OiatoniNcnbaus TOO,
600 Mort nit Der Beitimmuns, hnG
barous cin Mlterabein fir pc-ionen
tpeiblihen @cIblchts erbnut ipcrce.
Qud) fcr ShpeIicrnfonos res Ointos
n~ihenfauics lit nit cirem 8etrag bon
20.CC0 Mort beoctt iporben.
g uoens9 open. !Oier 1T Der
4S Sabre oltc profeiIor d. SoIef
Sohs bonn @Dmnnlium teim Iobe!n
an Der G4isBiidtte rerort seoea cine
PrellItein neInleuccrt portcr. bab
ibm Ger Gruitfcrb cirgcoriidt muroe.
Der 9eruc9liidte 1T EGGS ba-ulf &c,
i~torb.n.
Ireiburg g. Cine aroRe Muss
5eidnuna III Gem Grofefor Ger Ybp,
iii an Der llniperiitdt in 5reibura, 8.
&oeniasterger, sltbeil sefporc.n. Der
@el.hrte lit an has Carnegie ,Sp;{titut
in Doiliraton berufen unb lpiro BEN
2ebrituhl fir pbpiitolif6e Geotcais
eirnebmen. &c%eniesberger 1T 81
Sabre alt.
81 nnnbc M. SIM aefer elmer
GoitpirthI6oft in benz tenoheo-ten
9ems6ab iino Der Sobn bes Wirtbs,
@ueuit Wonsolo, unb Der 2nedt So
fob GriinetpnIo burd @oTs. bi. flo
beim Sdnapsbrennen enttpidelteu. .rs
'tidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

fiop @ulp aus Sentbeim erlebt. Dor
benz S9DiTsngeriht eridten er unter
Der MntIaee bes 8ettclns. Ginit mar
or Stupent in 9onn unb 9eioelbers
geipeien; feds Spru4en reoet er.
Sriiber bsIab er elm srobes 9otel in
2utterba6, unb 100000 Marf bat er
burd9ebra6t.
Nieoerbrpn II. @eitorben /
Baron Mlbredt be 9ietrih in Wepcp,
po er felt aebn Sabren lebte. Jriiber
NOR er @eiddftsfiibrer oes peltbez
fannten Sauies be 9ietri6 unb nod
toabreno bes 8rieees 1901 Waire
ron Nisoerbronn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
@efertei&.

~ | { u. OeI tVCIlultSt S~tIcIlUuqHS
Winiiter Or. 9erI6otta Gblsr b.
Stanbbalt, pelber Dem &abirett Bis
gum Ia. Nppember 1908 a~nsebDrte,
bat bic prdiibentl1oft bss DETER
reihiI6en 2lopo aneenommen. Sein
Monbat i'm Rei1sratb bat er infolee
beFen n%teoeraeleat. - Die 68iGbrige
penfioniitin Gmilie Sailoer, bic in
ibrer Wobnung in Der 2ii4e benz
g~liibenben Diem gu nabe fom uno bos
burd, bob lire aleioer sSeuer finsen,
esfGbrlihe Yranbnunoen emrlitt, 1T
linen erle9en.
8regens. !Sier ipurbe Der Jubrs
mann Iblsr perbaftet, neil er i'm Iufs
troa bon apei unbetannten einen ons
ffeirenb leeren 8riidentpoger aus Der
S6tpeis nod SeIterreih fiibrte, Der
einen 9oppelbpben bate, Stpiihen benz
cine srobe Wense Sac9orin peritedt
ipor.
9r"irGege. Sn elmer Nobt
brnnnte bic einfiebelei auf benz Maz
riobilfberse bel 8rirlee9 nieb.r. !Sterz
bel tpurbe Der 60idbrise &Iausner Mns
ton pluttner Elm Spfer Der SIammen.
Gran5ensbap ,. Die BeiiBerin
bes 8urbotels r8erlin.r Sof," Srau
@rinmaier. itiir5te bonn britten Stpd
zines Neuboues beim Na9ieben nad
ben bort orbeitenben !9onbpertern in
ben oufti4adt binab. Die llnsliid.
li6e NOR iofort tobt.
@rn5. 9ur6 Elm @roBfeuer itnb
bic MaarenporrGtbe Der 5obrrabs unb
@utomohiIfabrit bon Sobunn puh
rolitGnbis perntdtet porben. Ser
nnaerihtste Sdaben belduft ii9 auf
10000 3ronen.
Drag. 9ier bat iid bi. Wutb bes
Sfhefentbums gegen oos Oeutihz
tbum BON ben Grpa6Ienen olf bic
&inber perpflnnat. @snou pie bic
0roben, beginner iebt bic aleinen, iid
ouf bic ainber Der 9eutl4en gu ftiirs
gen unb iie gu %mtBbanoeln. I'M balm
ftleunigit ReiBous gu nebmen. 60
lit Der iu9enoIide prin3 Hoban bon
ti6edii6en 9uben rob mibbanbelt
worben, neil iie b0rten, bob er oeuti9
fprud), uno ebenfo 1T ss benz jungen
0rafen Sartig aus bemIelben @runbe
ereunsen. Die Sbdter iino in beiben
sSG1en entflorn. - @ebeimrotb b.
3e1e, profeFor an Der praser l1nis
periitGt unb @ermoniit, 1T i'm 81. 2ez
bensjobre geitorben. &elc mar Der
lcbte letenbe S6iiler Der beiben Bril-
Der Grimm.
R o B b q Of. Dos OienitmGbden
Gbriitine SGebeta bes Reihsratbss
unb 2nnbtoes : Mbgeorbneten b.
Stranstp mari cine petrpIeumlompe
I'm. Oas Rdbden NOR in 5lommen
aebiint unb tpuree tObtlib perlebt in's
Spitol gebrndt.
9 t. YDlten. en- benz fiirItlid
Storbembers'iden pfriinbner1pitol in
SeImansobt brod Elm 3immerbronb
aug, pobei bic beiben Yfriinbrerinnen
Worin Gbrenmiiner unb Moria pums
mer in ben Jlammen ibren Sob fans
ben.
Sciffenbers. aiirslib 1T Der
Wa9en bes pfnrrers 3uponcic ous
81. Mi6oel bel SeiFenterg irfol9e
Shreepebens iiber eire Strobens
bOi4ung in ben 9urtflub geitiir5t.
Der pfarrer 1T ertrunten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

s,196,o33 Wart, lfsrbsfeitisuna
463,437 Marf, N~ebenonlosen 564,-
773 Mart, inssemsiR 1.72S,531
Mart. 8epiIliet paren 23,554O0C
Mart. 10 bab nod 244.366 Mort 81,
@erfiiallna itehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Gffab.Sot6ringen.

9 rumat 3. Cine 9ouersirau
ous 0euoertbeim bate an einen Mess
ger in 8rumatb elm Mino ~pertouft uno
puree ouf benz t6eimipeg. bon tenn
Mesger elm Stiid Des.s tesleitet. Oils
oiefer Die Srau perlaFen bate, trat i9r
Elm @fderfneht in ben Wes, mari bic
1rnu su @ooen. fd,nitt ibr ben SolS
bnrh llnb raubte lire Boarihnft. Der
Webgsr. Der ben lleterfoq nod, bon
tpeitem temertt bate. elite fofort 81
6ilfe, fam nter az fpGt. Gs g.lnng
inn. cen WDrber einsubolen unb i'm
Der poIi5ei in 8rumatb 5i iibsrs.ber.
W q 8 IN Il ter. Gtnen eroben
Wediel bss @liids bat Der &redt @us
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Qfoea0urs.

Slbenbur9. gu 9leren inb
Die NopbtbazS anfs Der 9enains eager
eeiell9nft s%rplobirt. Ni9t tpeniser
OILS 100000 &tlosramm Petroleum
ipuroen burb bic 5euersbrunit Der.
niGtst. Der SGaben be5iffert ii9 aui
100000 Mort. Die Grploiion ipar
bon b~etdubenbem @stDie besleitet, mel,
des bic 8epDlterung bes Orts in qrob,
ten Gbreden perfebte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Me6fenBmra.

Wisma'r. Der 13idtrise S4uI'
trats paul Mbom. Sobn zines Seisers
in &leinen, battle iid troB pes @erbots
feiner @ltern auf eas gis bes Sdpss
riner Sees beseben. Gr brad nit isis
rem S9litten Elm uno ertranf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

2os SubilG II IN. Sens.
BARN Gu eincni SIn1crd)or. Der iid)
Dor Dem 3udjtbollie ouigeiteIlt bat /:
u@os ioQ Der llnius?" - yGlitiduil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Frnuint AfrJffulr,l.
Sa&(eu.

y DRESDEN. Ser in 2eipaia p.rs
itorbene prattiide glrat Or. !6einse
bat Der Stabt Dresden $4,000 Mort
s%eitiftet our grridtune zines Dffents
li9en 9rurnens auf benz 9ismard4
plab gum 4nbenfen an feline p~erftorz
bene Satin, bic Malerin llnb Roois
rerin Maria !SeinSe. - Wesen pers
fu9ten unb po1enbeten Moroes perz
urtbeilte bos bieiise S9purseridt bic
%21idbriee. aus S9Onbeibe eebiirtiae
Dtsnfmasb 5rieba Selm gum Sob.
unb bic 17idbrise 0ienitmosb Nnna
alma 9artbe gu adt Sobrsn @efGnas
nib. geioe batten ben D%albiGbriaen
Sobn Der Jrieba !Sslm in enttleibetem
3uitanoe bis an ben Geib in bas els
talte WoHer zines 8ofes sebaIten
unb 10 ben Sob bes 3inbes burd Grz
talten berbeigefibrt.
2eipai g. Ser laneidbriee
ganttafiirer bes 2eipais.r 9nntbouz
les Srege & Co., Martin 8orrmann,
lpurbe ipeaen llnteridlasung bon
$4,000 Wlart bonn 2onbseridt at
bier Sobren feds Monaten @efdnss
nib perurthilt.
2o Of IN t b. 6ier ftiftete Der
prtpatus Gihter Der @emeinbe ben
8etrog bon $500 Mart fir bic Gum
senfiiriorge.
M IN b a. 9ie ftGotiIhen
&oaesien eensbmisten bic Qnnabnue
elmer Stiftuns bes perItorbenen 8aus
meiftcrs Sdumonn. Die S4entuna
betrdat 10000 Marf, beren 3infen
o~ajabrltb an feds 8ebiirftise pers
tbeilt tperben ioIlen.
plauen. Der Uerbanb 8oatz
ldnoii6er &aninhensiidter sGblt iest
10 @ereine nit 700 Mitgliebern. Der
bonbsperfammluneen unb eousitenuns
gen folIen in piciem Sabre in Srcuen,
S.lsnib : llntermorreriin, NebI6fou
uno Martneutirden itattfinben.
Wer b q II. Cine Stiftunq bon
1000 Mart iiberpies Stobtrat6 unb
Souptmann b. g. 5elir Zimmerman
CUR 8eibilfc fir bic nit Oitern 1909
bier ms 2tben tretenbe &pbi9ule.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

81 il Gnoig Ser nenmiGbri
gen Gua muroe oao GrbGcercnnnldlcn
int 0ortcn ucrboten II. i. ~. Iie
Mutter iogtc: y@tibt Gu ocun llid)t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

Gienit ioiueit perseiien, oaB er elm
Iruulblid)es @eiid)t genlod,t bat ullb
oaS bat er lid) nad)ber 10 ST. Scrjcr
gcnunulmcl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

oiasn Sic. mir lpolItei llur linlereun
SrclnO 0uiifc cii Stdnbd)ti hrin.
gen; Ger bat Geltie gcraoe jcbn ,Sabra
bon jcincr StraIc bcruntcrgeriNcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

Nus Ger5mciflung..-- nGen=
fen Sic, Der @od)tmciitcr 9eiBcr bat
iid) alligeldngt." .Mber parnnl
oenn?" Or bat iid) cinmal im
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

ella. 0uB Der liebe 8nit oiea Niles
licbt mo mir luieotr iagt?" Goroui
Guo l~ueincno: .@eiicrn bot CT Gir's
n6cr nld)t gcinOt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

Go@ tlr5cre ~ ur dteu.
IS mar cinnlol Elm Sbtri6riicr, Der
bate IN lcinem Seben liodl nie geto.
gcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05

bort bat unb aii9 bon bort beiertirt
1T, ipuroe gu iieben Sabren 3udtbaus
uno flint Sobren gbrperIuf psrur>
tbeilt.
&ieG. einais in ieiner Dirt in
Deut19lanb lit bas Stuoentenbeim,
oas BITE bieiiee unipsriitGt ouf benz
fribern ftGotiiGen @runb5tiid Seez
burg erridten ldBt. Sic bat ben Be-
tib fir 100000 Mart erlporben ,lnb
ldbt ibn gu einem MttteIpuntt fir bic
seiitise @rboluns Der Stuoirenben
unb bic pflese Der 2eibssiibunsen
rmtpanoeln. Der 8au erbGlt ben Naz
men @inezSaus gu @bren bes Somz
burger 9robtaufmonns 9beobor
@iue. befIen reides @ermGdtnib bic
4usfiibrung bes planes erm6slidte.
Rrnuin, a~trJtfulrn.
~ ii # r. Sn elmer Staotpers
orbneteniibuns puroen ben beiben
Wo4nerinnenbeimen (fiir ebeIide
b.3p. fir unebeIide 9inper) ie $500
Start betpiuist.
Steeen SIM Sabre 1908 finb
our Iuhortuns Der Sieser.dnoer
!Sauberee Gus Stootss uno proains
sialmitteIn 1868 Mart bon SO @ee
meinben unb Sauberssssnofeni9ofs
ten bepiuist porpen. Sir bisIen 8es
tras iinb meiit iunse 5onnenpflonsen
b.1dofft unb p%erpflan5t pprben.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-04-29
Married. on Wednesday, m,rn

Married, on Wednesday morn
Ing, April %, 1909, at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sternhagen, Mr.. Edward
Costlan and Miss Katrena Stern
hagen, Rev D. w. Chamberlain
officiating. Those present at the
wedding We're mostly relatives of
the bride, her brother, Frank Stern
hagen Jr. and wife of Trip, her
grandmother and aunt, Mesdames
Straka, and her cousin, Mrs. Skor-
peck of Tabor, and Mr.. and Mrs.
9. s. Sanford being the only ones
present besides the members Of the
brides family. The groom has
rented the Saarosy house in the
south part of town, and they will at
once commence housekeeping. The
Citizen Republican joins with the
many friends of the happy couple
in wishing them long lives of un-
alleged happiness.
aH1s
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-04-29
Tell Some Sick One
It Is Free If It Fails.
viii you do an act of HumanityG

Will you do an act OF Humanity2
4 remarkable offer?
Tell him or her, that you have learned ofa
medicine SO certain that its maker dare say 10
free if it fails"
And you, no doubt. already know OF DR..
Shops Restorative and its popularity.
For 20 years it has been the standard rem
edy Tor Stomach, Kidney and Heart ailments
everywhere in America.
When the inside or controlling nerves OF
Restorative that has quickly vitalized, and streng-
thened, and brought these nerves and organs
back to health again.
I do not dose the stomach nor stimulate
the Heart or Kidneys-for that is all wrong.
DR.. Shops Restorative goes direct to the
cause of these ailments-the failing. faltering.
inside or controlling nerves. And herein lies the
keynote to my success.
When these nerves are again made we'll and
strong. then that is the certain end of all such
sickness.
Tome it is a great satisfaction that I am
the only physician able to say to the suffering
sick, Take my prescription for full 80 days. and
II it fails to help you. the entire expense is
Then aohy should the sick take any
chance on any other medicine, Vhose
MAKER dare not back itjUst as 1 do by
this remarkable offer?
Ialso have a Rheumatic Remedy-and that
remedy Is covered by the same identical NO
help, no pay" protective plan.
beSlQeS. you are Tree 70. coHSuiJ ms Jus1 aS
you would your home physician. My advice ana
the book below are yours-and without cost.
Perhaps a word or two from me will clear
up some serious ailment. I hayehelped thousands
upon thousands by my private prescrlptlon OF
personal advice plan. My best effort is surely
worth your simple request.
So let me send you an order at once. Take
the message to some sick friend.
a postal will bring the opportunity:
will have an honest and trustworthy drug
gist t1, whom you can conveniently go for the 80
day tie st.
but first. ask me for the order. for all drug
gists are not authorized to give the 80 day test.
So write me now and save all delays. Re.
member that tomorrow never comes. Address
lcr. Shoop. Box 10. Racine, Wis.
Which Book shall ! Send You7
No. i On Dyspepsia No. A For Women
No. 9 On the Heart No.5 For Men
No. 3 On the Kidneys No. 6 On Rheumatism.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-04-29
THE CITIZEN REPUBLICAN
pBHLaHHED wEEEzS
T. 4. BLISS. EdiInf 4 PranriBlnF
SUBSCRIPTIONS - np

pr Knobs ras ealls# ae L
willie Wsnnssflay.
f. Beckar maus q husasesa.ss friD
TO MsrnD MandaE-
AIRS. W 3 Rsl1nsava MS unaer
tlae doctors care Wednesday.
Mrs Henry MaaaieH spanE Sun
day with ralasdTas IN Midtown.
Tilnas Wao arr planning on fill
ing MaF-5askess are mp against it
Tins Esag-
Bills are ont for a dance in the
Odd Fellows Hall, May 18th, with
sausic by Collins Orchestra.
DR.. Moore Of Tyndall was in
town Wednesday on his way to
Pukwana on a professional visit.
Miss Helen Williamson of Green
wood visited between trains with
Mrs. w. D. Grifishs yesterday.
FOR SALE-some choice vel
low dent seed corn. $1.50per bush
~. =. M. DusMIRE 4 Sons.
Mai Mccormick came up from
TyndaN to help the boys out at the
depot Monday and Tuesday dnrine
the absence Of Agent Grifiths.
Rev. B. J. Brethonwer D. D. Of
Colon, Neb., will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday,
May End, both morning and even
ing.
Dean Tomlinson went to Trip
Tuesday TO take. the place Of Frank
6ternhagen IN the lumber yard
while he attended the wedding 81
biz sister.
Jim Mraz got his hand quite
/ badly mashed 81 the railroad coal
shed Tuesday. One 81 the other
man va unloading 4 car Of coal,
and not knowing that Nj. Mraz
NAs la HE shed, be threw ii I large
chiunlk of coal striking MI. Mraz
on HE hand. Dr. Etonebrake,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-04-29
An Easy Job.

Indifference displayed in the face Of
the uncertainties and dangers of life is
characteristic of the Wessex dwellers
in the Islands Of the vale,'' according
to Eleanor G. Hayden, the author Of
the BOOK Of the title, who supports her
statement with a story Of humorous
turn.
a certain cottage and its old mistress
had improved 50 greatly in comfort
y appearance that a visitor shrewd-
y surlnised that the son Of the house,
g lazy meier do well, had turned over
a new leaf. He inquired about 1t.
Yes. sir, my sons In work now
said the shilling old mother. Takes
good money, he does. too. All he has
to do ts to 80 twice a day to the circus
and put his head In the lions mouth.
The rest OF the time he has to him.
3-lA NT
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-04-29
An obedient Tioer.

How entire" remarks the London.
Globe, rs tho confidenss Of the native.
East Indian In the government may be,
gathered from the following anecdote,
Wnich comes from Lahore: A tiger
nad escaped frcm the geological gar
dens' 4 It's keeper, hoping to lure 1t.
BACK, followed It. When all other in
duccments had failed, he lifted up his,
voice and solernnly adjured it In the.
name Of the British government, to.
which Y belonged, to come back to Its;
cage. The tiger, It is needless to add.
obeyed at once"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-04-29
ignorant. but Careful.

ignorance nearly always makes
fools of u.s. said a lecturer. " ~.
membe a man. ignorant Of etieu,ette.
VINO once sat beside me at a public
dinner noticed that this man. as
soon as ne was seated, tool M one
Dy one the knives at the right Of his
p,ate ana began to try their edges on
MS thumb. A waiter behi nd hin
leaned forward ana said in ) b,r+
tone: ~
The knives are all sharI,, sir,
point is said my neighbor.
I'm looking for a blunt one. LAST
Tune ! attended a banquet. here I cut
my mouth"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-04-29

Rheumatic poisons are quickly and
surely driven out Of the blood with DR..
Shocp's Rheumatic Remedy-liquid Of
tablet form. Or. Shops booklet on
Rheumatism plainly and Interestingly
tells Just how this is done. Tell some
sufferer Of this book, or better still,
write Dr. shoop, Racine, wis. for the
book and free test samples. Send no
money. lust join with DR.. Shoop and
give some sufferer q pleasant surprise.
Sold BY r. M. Russell Drug Co.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-04-29

olympian Literary Society.
The Olympian Literary program
for Thursday evening, April Doth,
is as follows:
Recitation-Grace Parr.
Debate-"Resolved that a Grim
inal should be put to death rather
than be given life imprisonment. .
Affirmative speakers Mr.. Kreiger,
Agnes Treick and Florence Brown /.
Negative speakers: Walter Stark.
Helen Bliss, Nagdelena Deutscher.
German Rec.-Agnes Treick.
Essay-Owen Donley.
Five Impromptu Speeches.
Recitation-Jennie Smith.
Report of Critic.
Several new members were taken
in at the last meeting.
Program for May 9th, 1909.
Reading-Arthur Stark.
Debate-Resolved that a chat
feur who recklessly runs over and
kills q person is guilty Of murder. !.
Affirmative speakers Edd Treick,
Frank Gum and Carl Plattner.
Negative speakers Emma Stark.
Paul Treick and Mable Fusselman.
Redistribution Resler.
Song-Frieda Landmann and
Ella Treick.
Four I%mpromptu Speeches.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-04-29
30 bedls euf ihat san stitches we're
required 10 close it.

30 bealg eaf thst ten stitches were
required 10 eaose IL
The gentlemen who accompanied
ahs sock shipment from this place
10 Lg0 Saturday, returned on
Wednesday,. The auaraet was off
a llftAe ~, the day they sold, MAX
ing a lIt,l. cut ia their expected
profits.
John Deutscher went 10 Sioux
City Tuesday and returned on the
following day, bringing Mrs.
Deutscher who had been in the
hospital there for several weeks.
She is still quite weak, but is re-
covering from her operation nicely.
An automobile dealer from 500
City was here yesterday and sold
to Dir. Pc Stonebraker a new five
passenger Rambler auto Of the
latest pattern. A good test of the
running qualities was given it last
night on a trip to Wittenberg, re-
turning i'm a drenching rain, yet
the run was made over the slippery
roads without a stop.
A. N. Turner returned from Per
kins county Wednesday. He says
he and his brother, A. Il. Turner,
found some fine government land
about IL miles from Strool, and
about so miles from Hettinger,
which is now the nearest railroad
station. They were located by
Burt Johnston who had selected
the land for them. "A. Ii. remained
there and his mother and his sis
ter, Mrs. Vrooman, will leave for
that place today where they will
each file on a quarter adjoining
those Of the boys. AS soon as the
crop here Is harvested this fall they
will all locate on the land. Mr..
Turner says thers are thres lines of
railroad ssheaded IN the direction of
this land and they think one or
more Of them will be completed
this season.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

In the matter of the voluntary assignment
of ]. A. Jelly & Co. for the benefit of creditors.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors and
all persons having claims against the firm of
j. A.Jel1y & Co., to present them with the nee
essary vouchers. TO the undersigned, assignee
OF said firm. within three months from the
first publication of this notice. at his Office IN
the city of Scotland, Bon Honme County.
State of South Dakota.
Dated April list, 1909.
D. x. ToMLINsoN,
Assignee.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-04-29
A Real Tunh,..

bone" nitue OF
eas pshaw! ! saw a tumbler ms,de.ot
"Where?"
AT the circus"