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Arizona republican., 1911-10-28

HEAVY HAULING and draying- Pioneer Transfer & Storage Co, 42 S. Center. Phone. Main "A. Quick and careful work guaranteed.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
 CARDS

HOME DINING ROOM.-225 West Monroe St. E. B. Morris. proprietor. Tel 2105. b
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28

MRS. c. S. COX, Experienced teacher of piano. 4s3 N 3rd st. 11-g
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28

McNULTY'S RANCH now open for healthseekers. Phone Overland 72S. If
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
ROOMS AND BOARD

LAKEWOOD HOME. - Now open
 for healthseekers. Telephone County
 1l3. 11-dg
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
FOR sALE-EGes AND POULTRY
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE.-s35OO Los An geles suburban home. furnished. for improved ranch under Roosevelt dam project. A. w. Paine, Tropico. Calif.
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) 5llhtissr 9eaporener
tauht Dieper uuf.


aanas Gitn, MD., IA. Ge5.
5drrp WaIorcu, Der Gsihpprene, bei>
len entsomm.n am noriseH Sonntag
ben 5possprpseb gum Stiafuno
bra6te, tsbrte an Donnerftug in balbs
perhunssrtem 3uftanos mad 6auie sus
rid. Seine G1ttin bra6te ibn ms
gtridt. gtidt.r porterfislb, Der ihn
sinsm DerbSr unterparF, ertlGrte ipds
ter. bdb er oi. ssiammte Surn sntlai=
fen tDerDs, ba Walsron seiitig niht 3us
rsdnunssfdhis fsi.
Walbron beihrisb benz RiAter bsin.
piertdsise Manoerfabrt bur6 8ui6
unb GeIn. Su gsssnnart Isinsr tpei>
n.nosH GattiH fogt. sr: SD mar BEL
rabe CUR 9ers!pstfIuns setriebsn, sbe
it pitbsr 8ooeH untsr ben sSiiBen
bate uno 2anoluft eiRatbmete, aber ih
CLAUDE nift, oab id berriidt bin,
Ri6tsr. Sb tonrte es nibt ausbalten,
singeihIof.n 81 tpsrosH. c6 fiibits,
als penu it i'm GsfdngniB lei uno
iberau fhi.n.n 4ugsH uHb itsinerus
Wdnoe mid ausuftarrsn. SD febnte
mid uah frifdsr 2uft unb srsiheit.
SIN 9erih!ssimmer mdtte mid bds
Qniturreu Der 0islen 2sute trant uno
ih befdIob 81 fIiebsn. SD benuste bic
StraBeu6abn Big argentine. no i6 Ell
nsH Jradtsus srtptihte unb Biz Gms
poria, aauias, sslans.e. Dort lieB i6
mir ben Shnurrbart abrdFiren. On
bemielben glse - ss mar moHtuq -
lag ih in ben gIGttsrn bon msiner
5lu6t. gs hieb oarin, baB i9 n0glie
der Weife Selbitror5 begangen bate,
i6 oahts aber an grau unb ainoer
uno befhlob, unier alIen llmitdnoen
bsimSuiehreu. mas duh INNER bic Sol
gen fir mid isin tpiirosn. SD iubr in
SIadtnasgpns uno lief bann pieber
pisle Meilen gu Jub. biz ib am Mittz
mod tpisber in aanias Gitp sintruf.1 .
Waloron fiigte nod binau, baB sr
bon ben S12, tpeIde er als 8sihporez
ner erhulten, mir tpeniss Gents uusgez
s.ben uno pdbrsns isines llmberirrens
msiiieng sebunsert babe. Sin GARNER.
ben er aefragt babe, mas er bon Der
JIuht zines G.fhpor,nsr i'm Spbe@
prpseiie baIte, babe ihm gednttportet:
Der Hurfhe mar itlau. ed, nett.
Der bate feline 5af6sn pou. aIs sr
gierfu1sr morp.
aIbanp, u. o., IA. DEG. 4uf Der
Wprner 0orm in penF.Iur gountp,
sttpa 5 Weilen non al6anp entiernt,
iruroe am TieHftus cine san3e Samilie
BON einem W0rosr bingeihlo1tst.
s5rau Norp u. mornsr, cine wittpe.
i6re SDdt,r Gbitb uno 9lanhe, 20
rsIp. II Sabre aft. fopis ihr 2Sidbris
aer Sobn 4rthur tpurbeu NIT elmer
9lrt uno ein.m Rniippsl srfhlasen.
Die 2.ihtn Der SJrauen purben in Die
4biangrubs gstporfen, ipGbreno bic beg
Sobn.s NIT burhihnittener Geble uns
ter Der Di.bI. Der Steune perItedt
porben mar. grit Oolle "a Stunoen
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ii6 intsrpiepen 81 laFen, ertlGrsno,
eaB er nidt IN Der Gage iei. CUR 3eit
ein ridiigss urtheil iibsr Die SituutiOn
in China ubsugebsn.
Ius RspoIu.ionsiieber in China
rerbreitet iih ieBt audi in 5ibet. Die
Re6elIen bab.n Die ghinsiea aus ber
Gtoot Ghero psrtritben. Die hi1eii=
ihen Resisrunsstruppsn hlelten ben
HebelIen in Gpansoe, 3ipii4en 9arii-
ling uno 2bnTa. Elm. 3eit lang ituno,
iie ipurben ober ihIisBIi1 BON ben 1is
bstanesn sei4Iassn.
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lin cine Biirgerlife in WsiinHsa bet
rutben ou iDnnsn.
Die Nuroiio anseIessnteit in Der
fruno6iifhen aammer.
Nus Sem Deutfd.n Reid

Nus bem Deutfden REID.
Berlin, Ia. Dsa. Sn elmer Der.
fcmmIune. Die am Donnerifns pon
bem DlHelborfer 3neis ner g,atrioten.
liga Der Drouen In DiiHelSorf abss.
boIten murbe, belt Der Oebeime Mss
hiStnaIroib profeHor WibsI cine Rebe,
IN ber q ben Dorihlas mahte, bob
Grauen I'm 6o5pital-, 0erpflsguness
unb WetIsibungsbienit Der Ir,ree an
esfseut unb i'm Hrisgsfo0e NIT ben
Ebrieen 1ruppentDrps mobilifrt iptrs
ben iolIteu.
1er Wprfd3!dg fpurbe BON ben Guf.
Fraseitsn in enibuiiaftiiher Meife ani.
genommsn, bn lie Der slniiht iino. bob
NIT Der Mnnuhms oes planes dIe Nrs
sumenie segen bic getpdbrun5 oes
Gttmmrsnss an bic Grauen hinfiuig
t7erbsn tpiitoen.
Der AIeibermah her frtii
su GDoe
Die $4,000 alsibermd6erinnsn uno
5000 5hnsibsr. bic ii6 isit b.m %.
9lppsmber in Berlin am Gtreit befuns
zen, bobsn ben aampf als p,reebIih
aufaegeben. Die Iiibrer Der Union
bubtn ben Gtreitsrn gerotbeu. porllu.
fla untsr ben friheren 8eoingungen
irisbsr an bic 4rbeit 5u gehen unb
ihnen empfobIsn. ihre BorferuHssn
fpdter aufs Rsus 5u ifellsn, fpsnn iih
cine siinitisere Gelegenbeit bietsn follts.
Mbbul 5amio mad Ron
fantinopeI suradsss
braht.
Cine GpeaiolbepeIhe aus aonitdnti.
isopel snth6lt bic Wittbeiluns. bab Der
friihkre GuItnn 4bnuI 6amip bon ga.
lpniii aus. tpo er felt Ieiner Mbiesung
0m n. Mpril 1909 In her YilIc MlIas
nini gefnneen eebaltsn spur5e. nan
aonitdntinoptl 5uriidgebrohi sporoeH
fti. Gr fcu fMrer trans iein.
Wrins 9einrid aIs atros
plan. Gabritani.
Metrsre 3eitungtn behcupifn, bag
Vrin5 6einrin BON preuben, Der Hrn.
Der Des adiItrs WiIbsIm, i'm Hssriff,
js:, eemeinihafilih mit tem friibsren
NiirgermtiItsr RON 6omburg. Dg. N1r
qreboetI. cine aompasnie 5u organis
;;ren, bic Biplnne mad bem bon Wdr
Cert srfunbenen SpIien btritslIsn
nirb. Dos Hapital ner 5tcmpdsnis
fcH $125. coo bsiragsn. Nrina Gsin.
rid! BAT cine pilctsn.Gi3sns
DIR M0rber bts Gclhnten
MARIO in Wsb srs
mitteIt.
Der Worbtr bts Gcboiiitn WdrIG
bonn 130. JnfoHteries sReeimsnt In
Wlet iii ermiiteIi. Giner Der gsaIsiitr
n<r Drln<r Gnmnin, Hamens Wors
tin. sefonb ein. bsn perbdnsnibbOIItn
G&ub obssfsusrt Su habeH. burh
iptI&fn Der esutidx 6olhat tont niss
htrGeftredi tpuroe. Wartin mar In
b<r 1ont<ntammsr rit fsinsm Dpfsr
genfrcnfirl lrnrhsn. ilnb angsHhls
kr Qfide r1umis sr ieine GhuIb Elm.
Mls Die Usrboftung Der bsriihtigs
ien 1suti1fsinbt Goinain unb ihrsr
pkr GenoF(en, NIT btnen NnrIn an
ber n5merlfrabe IN w2et HI Girsit
ae1iett, eriolet mar, bdtten c1e &C.
tnt1n1t, bis fsiSe msetbteat beoalis
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ID etterbe

Sir Obio: Rsgen i'm iiiblihen,
sR,oen ober Ghnee inn nOrbtihen 2beil
am nreitas. Mm Gomitog tpdhrFheins
I;m f60nes Wester. 0erdnberlide
Winbe.
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DD"' l. oSuHAdr an psrbptsT
Derbeu.
W a fbiugton, 0es., IA. Gsa
Ser Ssnot beiddftigte fia am Dom
nerltag nit Der Sul3er'f6en Rsio[u-
ttpn, oer3ufoIge Der 8ertraq NIT Rubs
lamb pom Sabre 1882 aufoeboben tpeT=
BEN lou, neil bic rufftT6e aeoieruuu
fortnahrsnb 9egen northumberland
uno artbere oistriminire, unb es fcbetnt
lest, oab Die Reiolutipn nod ppr Dem
Beibna6tsFeiertagen CUR gtnnahne
gelaH9en ipiro. Die Debate brebt,
llh pabreno bes Cages oarum. ob bic
HetoluttDn on bas Gommittee fir uus-
partiss 4ngeIegsnbeiten pertpiefen ober
lofort bonn Senat erisbigt perben foue.
Sfs rpuroe ihliebli5 on bos Gontrtts
tee oerrpteien, na6bem biefes perIprps
9sn bate, lis am RDntug suriidberid.
ten su tpoIlen.
senator Wort bon California psrs
langte IN elmer IGngeren Rebe eine lin.
tertutun9 Der natipnalen SoIboten.
belmathen, ertIdreub, baB bic Dar;r
!ebenotn Beteranen unteroriidt urb
oernahldfiigt puroen uno baB ben BE-
aHltel nsdts on oem Wohleraehen uno
benz Rrmfort Der 9eteranen Iisoe. Gr
smpfahl audi. boB bic Regierunq fir
Die geteraneH Der torf6berirteu lrmes
forssH foIIe.
Jn Observation-Disclosures purbe bic
bon bsm Repr. 5ugbes, &c. g., etuaez
rsthte gorIage ua6 Idngerer Debate
oEsenommen, oer5uFolge Der 1htftau>
olee Irbeitstdg audi auf ioL6eGrbeitsr
ausgeoshnt rperben foQ, Die BON pris
odtftrmen an Regierungsqr6eiten als
Ter 4rt befddftigt perben.
Der ic5ialtitifae Reprdfentuut gsrs
ger 1agts, oab Die 8orluge niht ,Waf.
isr haIten" rpiroe unb er rtet6 benz
9auie, fta bon einem 3teeslmuurer
etn 8ehn Seller Ianges 46tftunoens
geieB anferttgen Su Iaiien."
p,5um srIten Wlul fett Sd6ren treibt
Sbr Semotraten erfolgreiae polittt"z
iagte Berger. r8orgeitern bobt Sbr
Gut bic Sttmmen Der aIten 5pIoaten
gefihsrt; geitern Die Stimmen Der Sus
hen, uno beute babt Sbr es auf bas
Irbeiterootum abgeieben."
Hepr. Sefltu, 4lu., madb.a einen
Ingrtff auf Die Rem Porter Baum.
ipolls s5pstuIantsn. Repr. Seflin fteute
audi bic Rihtigteit oes 9erthts bes
Iderbauoepartements in 4breoe, in
benz Die biesidhriee goumnpnernte
auf 14.588,00O galIeu angeoebeu
lDurbe. gr iagte, baB biefer geridt
bsnust Duros um ben prsis osrgdums
poae On Der .Spieler 9DrIe in Ren
yprt" berabsuoriifeu.
Die Grplpfiou auf Ser
rW inc.
Der prGiib.rt iibsrIanbts pdbrenS
ees 5ases benz RonsreB etne turae fprs
melle gotffoft NIT benz pollen Cert
oes gerihts Der Wtarinebe6Drbe, bic
eine unteriuhune nit 9esug auT bic
Grploiion Der Blaine" i'm 6afen BON
Sooana geflbrt bat. Der Snhalt oes
geritts III fhon friiber in Der Saupts
iate dngegeben iporben, unb gtne i'm
@eientliden oabiu. oab bic grploiiou
frtlhe bic 3eritDrung oes S6iffeS
burh peitere GrploIipn bes Mtuni-
tionsmoso5iu psruriaht bate, auber.
haIb oes Sdiffes ftuttgefunoeu bat.
prGfibent Sufts 8srbaIs
ten gu ben 8eniipns.
Gorl lagen.
CbgIeih 6urpsp M. Srimble, Der
Sbertommanbeur Der %. q. g., unn
onpere gsdnte Der Organization ibn
eriuhten, aqes in fetuer Maht befins
lihe su tbun, I'm ben 8steranen oes
9iirgertrisges hobere peniicnen sn
iihern, ihetnt prdfibeut gaft bod
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Die 9pnamit ltutsriudung Dor ber
Der. Stadtsn 9ranDjurp in
JnoianapoIis but bsgpuheu.
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MuSlanD. Selegrapb
Die aktiOe OerwenOunq Oer
5lauea IN oer armee
8. s. i'm 6oipital.W .Werpfle.
susss. u1o DefleiSuussbienit
gDurOe Bon bem Oebeimrafb
4rDf. aDirtei In eiHer Oers
jammlnne Der Nbeinii@eR
NraneMsQisa enapfcbIen.

Der Musftdnb Der $4,000 Rkiotrs
mnher tn Berlin 3u Gnbe.
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Or. aoiHis Gorrsr. pon 3iiri4, gum
Qrdfbentsn ber Shnsi3 srtpdblt.
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Der 6arHge Sbpmas Gabis, Der apsi
ungarn berdubt unD ermoroet bate
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gle seben untsr ben friiberen 4soin'
sunesn on bic arbeit 5uriid.
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Surd tpside bic Rsgierungsausaoben
IN un9etpO3nIi6er 8siIe srb0bt
tuSrbeu.
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Mu1 beT 6ftsrrei4iihe Grstsrsos
lsinrin Ueroinano oersidiei ouf
Rong unb 2iiel,
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prattosnt Saft angebli6 ni9t qsneiot
e'ns peniiOnsporlage gu uuter.
3ethnen,
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mos Der rufiffe Miniitsr bes 4eubs'
sen iiber bk pabfrass gu iagsH
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Ans Der Sunoesbampfnas
Ste aut6e6nns oes 2serfrases
NIT 9ukfano POM SATIRE
1882
2s.ro mabribeiulid nod opr ben
oe'ertassn 3ur 1batia6e uerosu.
DIE be5i9Ii6e suI5er'I5s gorlooe
D'rS an ROntog i'm @enot sus
gsr6anbIung tpmmsn.
'repr. Sergsr, SOsiuIif, maht ben
DsmOtratn aompIimente i'm
Hsprdfentanten6oug.

Der 8sridt Der rRaine"s sunterfu6,
uHsssRDmmifTion bem &onsreb
5ugefhidt.
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DIE JmPOrtation bon QbIput5 in bic
Ber. Stdaten
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sou bonn /. Sonuar an perboxr
Derbeu.
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Rah Usittsrnaht in Columbus 9inge-
rihiet.
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Jn(anogclegrap6
Die Surp in DEM Spoe
3rosee in 9an(as
gitp, entfa0eu.
Der eutFObeue GeidwOrene
WaIoron mad 6auie sus
ridsefebrt.
Gr tpur0e aber fir seiitesgeft6rt
erflGrt.

Weiteres iib.r bic GrmOrbung Der ga
mile Morner Bel QIbanp. q. ..
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Stno tpiebsr in Die Rsibe Der ,RaIs
isu. COUNTIES suriidssfsbrt.
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9 orl en-.

CbgIeih 6urnsp M. srimbIe, Der
Sbertpmmanbeur Der %. u. g., uHn
onoere gedmte Der Organization ibn
erIu6ten, aqes in fstner maht befins
lihe su tbun, I'm ben 8steranen oes
Biirgertrieges hobers peniicnen sir
iihern, ihetnt prdfoeut Saft bod
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au4 Goiboeton uno Garte gpuntp,
Ohio,
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Die poIisei auf Der Spur oes m0r@
bsrs.
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Cincinnati isrcitaa ben Is. oesember 1911

madt babe. Der 6ouptportbeil liege
aber barin. bab bic Uaarotfoz9ngslez
genbeit. bic cine betdnbige GuelIe Der
Gefabr getDefen fei, nun aus Der auss
fpdrtisen politit ausgemer5t iporben
fei.
Der Mntrng bes Drdfen be Dun
ipurce init 448 sessn SO Stimmsn
Derporfen.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30
SMALL BOY SHOOTS
DAKOTA SHEEP MAN,
Then GOES TO BED
Claims Killing Was Accidental
and Confesses to Manner
of the Accident.

Camp Crook. S. D.. March 2s.-Afte
shooting and killing William Ormistor
a sheepherder north of Buffalo, LeoI
Elliott, a 16-year-old boy. went hom
and went to bed.
The finding of the body of Ormis.
ton by friends sent by the frightened
wife, led to formal action of the au-
thorities and young Elliott was clear
ed by the %coroner's jury hastily sum
moned, there being no evidence Of a
felony.
According to Elliott's story, he was
walking behind Ormiston, carrying a
Marlin 32-40 rifle on his arm and the
weapon was accidentally discharged,
Ormiston dropping to the ground, roll
ing over and then becoming silent.
The boy was SO frightened that he
went nome promptly 20 bed in the
house of his adopted parents, he be-
ing an orphan.
ormiston was in the employ of
Clarkson Bros. and was a steady re-
liable man. His wife was living with
him In the sheep wagon near where
the tragedy occurred.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30
DAKOTA HOMESTEADER is
MADE INSANE BY GRIEF

Oelrichs, S. D., March 25.-Grief over
the death Of two of his children, who
were i%ncinerated in a fire that de-
stroyed their home two years ago, is
believed to have caused Albert Wend-
land, who was arrested at Oelrichs a
days or two ago on the charge of bur
glary, to become insane. He was de-
tected in the act of breaking into an
Oelrichs store building.
Several robberies have been COM
mitted at Oelrichs the last few weeks,
and 1t Is believed hat Wendland In his
insane condition was responsible for ali
of them. He will be taken before the
county board OF insanity.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30
WIDOW ASKS $4,000 FOR
DEATH OF AGED HUSBAND

Sioux Falls, S. D., March 2S.-Ste-
phen Donahoe, a prominent and pioneer
resident of Sioux Falls, has been made
defendant in q damage suit which has
been instituted in the state circuit
court in this city by Mrs. Sarah j.
Griffith, Administrative of the estate Of
her late husband. She seeks to recover
from Mr.. Donahoe damages in the sum
of $4,000 for the accidental death of
her aged husband, who died some
weeks ago from injuries sustained, it is
alleged. by being run into by a horse
and buggy driven by Mr.. Donahoe.
1t is understood that the defendant
will have evidence to show that at the
time of the accident his horse was not
being driven much faster than a walk,
and that the accident was unavoidable.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30
TO RECLAIM 10000 ACRES
BY IRRIGATION SCHEME

Camp Creek, S. D., March 25.-It is
understood that work on the irrigation
project between here and AIzada,
Mont, On the Little Missouri river, by
which 10000 acres of desert land will
be reclaimed, will next
month. H. r. Albion is to be super
vising engineer n word from him is
to the effect that the construction work
will start in April at this end.
The project takes in a stretch of
land in Montana reaching from a point
about 10 miles northeast of Alzada,
where the diverting dam is to be To-
Gated down the river as far as Sand
creek, almost to the South Dakota line.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30

1t is questionable whether any ro-
nance ever woven around the subject
of precious stones can rival the history
of the Hope diamond, with It's long
series OF murders, suicides and other
misfortunes. Its first recorded pur-
chase was In the latter half of the 18th
century. Among Its owners nave been
Nine. de Montespan (disgraced), Marie
Antoinette (guillotined), and Salma zu-
.bayba, the favorite OF Abdul Hamid
i(shot dead1.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30
DAUGHTER OF GERMAN
AMBASSADOR TO MARRY

Washington. March 28.-Countess
Luise Alexandria Won Bernstorfr. only
daughter of the German ambassado1
and Countess 0 Bernstorff, win be
married today in Concordia Lutheran
church to Count Raymond Pourtales,
until recently an attache Of the German
embassy here.
President and Mrs. Taft, Vice Presi-
dent M Mrs. Sherman. members OF the
cabinet n practically the entire Dip
lomatic corps. will attend
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30
COL. r. r. ORR ELECTED
SUPERINTENDENT nE -

Pierre, S. D, March 2s.--A meeting
of the new board of managers of the
State Soldiers home was Held at the
capitol Friday and Saturday. ]. o.
Turner, of Springfield, was unable 10
be present, but the other two members
effected a temporary organization and
elected as officers until such a time as
all could attend, Geo. H. Huffman, of
Selby. president, and E. M. Thomas, of
Huron. secretary.
There being a vacancy in the office
of superintendent of the State Soldiers
home, and the application of T. F. Orr,
of Brook;ngs, being before the board,
he was elected to the position without
opposition, both members present vot-
ing for Colonel Orr.
Mr.. Orr then presented the following
list OF the appointees to positions as
officials Of the home, which was con-
frn:ea by the board of managers: w.
~ Evans Pierre edj..te. t; Y. z Cor
nell, Bookings, quartermaster; H. H.
wilcox. Hot Springs, surgeon: Mrs. L.
G.. Orr, matron.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30

A man whose business is Of q specu-
iative kind, in the course of which he
finds the stock ticker q valuable fac
tor, is superstitious as to the 18th day
OF the month and never goes down
town on FRIDAYS. He has studied the
calendar and finds tina besides the one
in January there will be another Fri
day the 18th in October, and hat in
the year 1911 the 18th will fall on Sum
day once Monday three times, Tues
day once. Wednesday twice. Thursday
twice, Friday twice and Saturday
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30
BRYANlTE GOES TO His
GRAVE WITH LONG HAIR

Macon, Mo-, March PET. Roberfsan
aged 65, who took a vow IN 1886 that H
would not permit a razor to toner ~
face or shears to touch bis hair until wiz
lam ]. Bryan was ELECTED pres,daaIs
died today as the result OF a fail down =
long flight Of stairs. 8
He had kept his vow faithfully and ua !
looking forward to a democratic triumna
In 1912 AMsMhs nRehertson hair ,ses
combees 1t reached half way down I KS
back. ~
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30
HAVE STRUNG WIRELESS
STATIONS ALONG COAST

New York, March 2s.--A clear h In
OF wireless telegraph stations e~xtend,r,.
from Maine to Florida is now inclndns:
cam the ~ Mareonl Wireless Telegraph
the company for the last wear maS Ss'
public today, shows. niaue
New stations were erected during tbo
year south of New York, and rnanr
coastwise vessels have been addaa ~
the fleet equipped with the Marcons
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30
CHILD WITH MATCHES
HAS NARROW ESCAPE

Mitchell, S. D., March IS
While William Crane and wife,
who live south of Presho, in Ly-
man county, were away from
home for a half day, their house
and all its contents were burned
to the ground. A servant girl
and their little daughter were
left a!one=at the house. and the
former lay down to rest for a
short time. The child got pos
session of some matches and
started a fire in the house. Be
fore the girl awoke the fire had
gained great Roadway and the
house was filled with smoke. She
hunted the house over for the
child and finally found her hid
In a remote part. She had to
drag the little one unconscious
from the house. being herself so
weak that she could walk only
with difficulty. There was no
insurance.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30

When the revolution broke out Prince
Albert of Monaco wa busy tnaMgurat-
ing his new oceanographical museum.
The scientific ruler signed a constitu-
ton rather than disappoint the many
European savants assembled az his
guests. The prince is one Of the rich
est mobiles on the continent. His father,
Prince Charles III, sold Mentone and
Roccabruna to France for 1000, 900
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30

A play in blank verse, written by the
late Mrs. Julia Ward Howe In 1859, will
receive its first production In Boston
during the last week of March. The
proceeds from the performance, which
will be by professionals. will be added
to tho Howe memorial fund. The play,
"Hippolytus," was originally written. for
Edwin Booth, but its production was
delayed and finally abandoned.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30

Miss Anna Rogstad is about to be-
come a member of the Norwegian par
Lament. Miss Rogstad was chosen an
alternate member for Gerenal Brattle.
who a since been chosen president of
the storthing. He Is now obliged to
give up his seat for a while to take
part in recognizing the army. Miss
Rogstad, as his alternate, will have to
all his place as a member, though 1t is
said h will not act as president.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30
HIGH SCHOOLS OF STATE
FORM CRATORIcAIJEAn

Mitchell. S. d, March 2s.-The high
schools Of the state have organized q
State oratorical association. and the In
itial contest will be held iii the latter
part OF May at a point to be decided
upon The state has been divided into
eight DISTRICTS, with q certain snn.nEs 4
or counties In each district. This ana
next week h towns In the districts
wlilzhold local contests to select theii
representative for the district contests
ana sat which contestants viii be select.
IS. to ne. sent to h state contest. where
there winNbe eight sneaker
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30

A few days ago a second-class
stoker was paraded before the COM
manding officer Of the Davenport ma
dins1ion. His characterization took the
form of resistance to be introduced to-
h swimming bath. Asked what he had
to say for himself, the youth replied:
"Sir, I've only bin in the nav three
days. The first day the doctor drawed
six Of my teeth. The second day was
wacctnated. And the third day the
petty OFFICER he says, Cum a-long.
We're a-goin' to drown Yer!,"