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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

James l., when he was brought 70
England. had strong theological obiec.
tons to the old superstition of the roval
GIT OF healing. n requested to be
ceremony. His English advisers hnm
ever, were well aware OF the pecuI,ar
value set npon it In the southern King.
ION; and urged that to relinuujsh h
would rob the crown OF a portion Of its
aignity. James prudently resigned
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

AT S~trassburg / saw a general leave
barracks; the sentries stood at attens
lion; hey when he had passed on hey
posn az tne same time mimicked HIS
lgai!. which was peculiar, behind hia
back--sentries, mind you'll I have also
seen street boys in Germany mock the
paradeschritt OF troopers when an off.
Ger passes by. n the troopers grinned
broadly and the officer saw b1t said
snaught. Such 'anti-militarism, Is UNI
thinkable in france"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

That Italy honors her poets is dem.
onstrated by a recent incident. nh
committee of the agricultural exhibit
ton In Catania, finding itself In pos
session OF considerable profits, decided
20 purchase the library, pictures and
Mario Rapisard1. a native Of Catania'
who Is incapacitated by g and Ill
ness, and to leave him In possession OF
the property until his death.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

The minister of finance of Brazil re-
SelVed last month, according to q let
ter from Rio de Janeiro "a most peclI-
liar claim" from the brothers in charge
Of a cloister at Bahia, who ask for
pack pay from 1908 for Saint Anthony.
iirst lieutenant" This claim against
me republic" says the writer, "is per-
sectly valid. On February A. 1911, the
the station of st. Anthony. at Bahia.
the title. with pay Of first lieutenant.
An this manner the government was
enabled to contribute 720 reis annually
20 the institution. Payments were made
regularly until 1908, and the amount
uue must now be paid. and 1t is feared
that when this has been done the sta
1on Will be reduced to the ranks"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

neutrality-suspicious. from the. in
surance department have three times gone
to Sully county to investigate the burning
OF school houses, supposed to be incen-
diary, As yet, no definite information as
to the fire bug'' has been received. AS
the officials would start Into tina vicinity,
those ahead would be warned by phone
so that it was very difficult to ascertain
anything.
PIERRE-The railway commission has
fixed the following date for special hear
ings: November p, at Glenilam. petition
for side track. November 22t Deadwood,.
application Of Adams for lower
rates on fruit; November %, Sturgis, tele-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

~. William Robert Brooks, discover
ut the Brooks comet. which has been
Lners. has made more discoveries In HIS
fleio thar any other living man. He
mas 20 comets to his credit, many OF
isnem having been found by means OF
e homemade telescope directed from
r p little red house observatory" at
the world is looking for the last tina
on MS comet-that 1t will never appear
again: Since 1888 he has been professor
1I at Hobart college. Now
York. he is q fellow of the Royal AS
Economical society NJ has had many
other honors bestowed on him
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

Lieutenant c on, y, !. ~,
at 9 luncheon on the Mayfower, toast,
ed Q noted admiral. lie is d good
mar, he said; .'too good d man, 7
sometimes think for his rough. wicked
Worlo 81 ours. He Is an idealist and
durable idealist and optImist that IL
you should send him ON a wild goose
chase he'd speak OF himself forever
9fterward as q big game hunter.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

How do statesmen get themselves
ahto tne frame of mind to declare war?
according to a popular German story
inc method In Bismarck's case In 1866
was n that would hardly be suspect
60. His subordinate Kendell was an
4pert pianist, n as Sir Mountstuart
Grant Duff put it. used. 1t is said, to
I3ninii toward hi.7 the function which
OaVlo fulfilled toward Saul On one
evening Bismarck was unuslaIIv
Moody and Kendell surpassed himself
at the piano. "Thank you. my dear
hendel said Bismarck, finally. you
nave soothed me and done me so much
good; my mind Is made up, we shall
declare war against AUSTRIA
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

WINNIPEG. MAN.-John MCLEOD
and Gordon Nagle, young society men
and clerks in the Union bank, were
given sentences to serve three and two
years, respectively, In the penitentiary.
600 of the banks funds and trying to
cover up their shortage by burning the
bank.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

II a woman took Infinite pains to
reveal herself to a husband or d lover
just az she really Is, he would think
mental disease. "A few OF us indicate
Y r natures in hystericaI ont
breaks, ats OF bitterness and suspicion.
but this involuntary Efrankness is gen.
orally discounted by some subtle de-
oAdtv
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09
~AeREEMENT SIGNED.

Berl1f, 10Y B.--Th MOROCCO and
French Congo agreement between
France and Germany was signed by the
German minister of foreign affairs, Herr
Won Kiderlin- Waechtcr. and the French
ambassador to Germany. I'M. Cambon.
late this afternoon.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

Orphan asylums are unknown 81
australia Every destitute orphan
child is placed n q private family.
which cares for Il until the child is
~ years Of age at government expense
The family is further remunerated for
ats aervices by the government.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

AUBURN. CAL.-Tiiree bodies have
the Mountain QuarriesS company bridge
across the American river, the east
span Of which collapsed at III o'clock
Saturday night. Five workmen were
injured. and as there were 80 men on
h bridge at the time of the disaster.
It is believed that still more casualties
will be discovered.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09
IN rEREsTlNG SESSION OF
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHMEN

GeuueS, 5. d, NOV. 6.-The South
Central Association of Congregational
churches closed a two days session
here Wednesday evening, with a power
full address, followed by a -.Quiet Hour"
by Rev. w. NJ. Short, of Sioux city.
ator nj George Pollard, of Armour
scribe. Other addresses of more than
usual interest We're made by Principal
Z. E. Garfield, of Ward academy and
Rev. w. M. MAR, of Mitchell. An I'M
usually large number of pastors and
delegates We're present. Bonesteel was
selected as the next place OF meeting
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

excellent tea an be brewed from
4nmon species Of fern, called tha
hair.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09
FOOD DEALERS FINED
WHO IMPOSE ON PUBLIC

Vermillion, s. D., Nov. T.-Deputy
Commissioners Bitterness has just re-
turned from an inspection trip to the
Black Hills. where he secured the pros
ecution Of two butchers at Rapid CITY
Tor adding a poisonous preservative to
their sausage. known as ..freeze-em.,
In the prosecution OF Earl TAYLOR for
selling meat unfit for food. The ani-
maj had suffered q broken back by be-
ing M into by a railroad train. After
SUFFERING b greatest agony for about
SIX hours, Taylor shot the animal and
sold Il for meat.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09
Joseph JelIineek, Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, s.. D.-Joseph Jelli-
neck. of the Jellineck Bros, cigar fac
tory, of this city. died l8st nightsat
hts home here OF pneumonia, after q
four days Illness. Mr.. JeIlineck came
here from Huron three years ago and
opened up in business with his brother,
S. F.. Jeliineck. The remains will be
taken to his boyhood home at Red
Wing, Mimi, Sunday night for burial.
Deceased leaves a wife and three small
children.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-09

1eheral survey.
Mellette and Bennett counties. for
merly portions of the Rosebud and
Pine Ridge reservations. are now be-
ing opened for homesteading. The In
dams have selected much Of the
choicest land, but here and there an
excellent piece has been left vacant.
Even the less desirable areas are good
mixed farming or grazing land. Indian
lands can be rented al q reasonable
rate. In a few years much of their
land can be purchased. AT present
these counties are not very accessible
to railroads, but extensions westward
of the Northwestern railroad are eX-
pected soon.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-06-01

property, and left pile of ashes as
a monument to the rascal who
slouched his work.
Miss Heloise Sturgeon is at home
from Columbia Female College.
Sunday afternoon Horace Goodwin,
son of Mrs Scrap" Goodwin of High
Hill, was drowned in Lynch's river
at Bass's Bridge. Above the bridge
is a sand bar which extends across
the river at its upper part. but on
the lower side the bar sheers off ab-
ruptly into q deep hole against the
western bank. Messrs F E and Ar
ris Poston had their boys in wading
across the upper part of the bal, and
did not know until later that anyone
else was in the river. However,
Horace Goodwin and son of Mr.
John Tilton were in the river, and
in some way unexplained got into
that hole. The Tlton boy holloed
and Mr. F E Poston rushed to him
and pulled him out. but still did not
know anyone else was in the hole.
As soon as Tilton could speak he
told Mr. Poston that Horace was in
the hole too. Mr. Poston searched
carefully but Horace had gone down
to rise no more. The body was re-
covered late in the afternoon, and
buried Monday afternoon at High
Hill church. He was about fifteen
years old. That hole has been known
by the entire community for years
and years as very dangerous. Sew
eral persons have been drowned in
it, and it seems very strange that
boys will 60 in bathing at that place,
and that, too, ,unaccompanied by men.
DIR Julius D Eaddy, who was
stricken with paralysis of the left
side about four weeks ago, was taken
to Charleston Sunday for treatment.
He has improved a good deal since
he was stricken and is hoped that
under specialists much more i'm
provement will result.
1t will hardly be news to the
readers of The Record to be told
that we are needing a little moisture
here
When we speak of person as be-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-06-01

ing "hoggish" we mean that he is
excessively greedy. How about a
"thing"-we cannot insult the race
in calling him a man-who kills all
the fish in lake with dynamite in
order to get a mess for himself?
Is he "hoggish?" No, no. We
apologize to the hog. (From all re-
ports the unclassified genus referr-
ed to by our correspondent is num-
erous and increasing rapidly. And
it seems to be nobody's business to
check the depreciation of these reck-
less destroyers of public property
Editor The Record
Intendant ] H Blackwell was in
the city of Florence yesterday on
business.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-06-01

What is better than pine bark
stew? More "pine bark stew"
A young man in town yesterday
received notice from a steamship
company in New York that state
room for two had been reserved for
him. Somehow these things will
tell on fellow. WI B.
If our readers see any way by
which our, as we'll as their, newspaper
can be improved and made more
helpful and entertaining, the editor
is not only willing but eager to hear
of it. We are always on the lookout
for something better, and by helping
US you profit thereby. and by bene-
fitting you we gain thereby.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-06-01
NEWS OF THE week
AROUND LAKE CITY.
DWELLING BURNED NEAR TOWN
LAD DROWNED LYNCH'S RIVER
IAN UNCLASSIPIED NUISANCE.

Lake City, May S0:-Mr w D
Ratchford of Sharon, young man
who is preparing for the ministry
and is now taking a course in theol-
ogy at the Presbyterian Seminary,
Columbia, preached at the Presby-
terian church last Sunday. He has
been called to serve this church dur
ing vacation. 1t is more than prob
able that he will accept, if Indian
town will write for half his time.
Mrs Maria Sutcliffe is in Charles
ton this week.
Mr. Otto Graham and his sister,
Miss Lottie, are at home for the va
cation days. The former is a teach
er in the Orangeburg Collegiate In
stitute and the latter a student in
the same school.
DR. A H Williams was in Charles
ton the early part of the week on
business.
The dwelling house on the farm
of Mr,W T Askins. about half mile
from town, was burned Saturday
afternoon. The house was occupied by
Mr. NJ P Brown and family, and they
lost everything the house contained
except little bedding and the organ.
The loss of the house falls on Mr.
Askins. Nothing was insured. The
crop near near the house was also
destroyed. The fire is supposed to
have been caused by a defect in
one of the chimneys. An eXamina-
tion after the fire revealed a large
hole in the funnel at a joist. The
sorry mason who built the chimney
rested one end of a layer of brick
on this joist. When the chimney
settled, a hole right under that
LAYER resulted, and when some trash
was burned in the chimney Saturday
that hole got in it's work, destroyed
several hundred dollars worth of
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-29
BISHOP wEHRLE AT YalEs.
A Week Of Interesting Religious and
Social Events on the Standing
Rock Reservation.

10 the Editor Of the i.ororh 'lnnc =
During the week beginning with
Monday, the 18th. Fort Yates was
the scene of many social and inn
pressve church events.
Invitations were extended to all
friends of Father Bernard tobcprcs-
ent at the Jubilee exercises tobe held
on Tuesday, the Goth. that being the
date of his ordination AS priest.
The guests arrived on Monday, and
in the evening they attended the
closing exercises of the agency
school The parents of the children
and all residents Of the agency were
invited to attend these exercises.
The program was we'll selected
and the ability of the scholars was
we'll demonstrated by the various
exhibitions of their manyaccompllsh-
ments. They gave pleasing and
interesting entertainment. clearly
showing the painstaking care and
instruction given them by Snpt. +.
G. Witzlebcn. the Catholic sisters,
and the civll-scrvice teachers employ
ed at the school.
Tuesday morning solemn high
mass was celebrated in the church
in honor of the Wenty-fifth annlver-
sary of Rev Father Bernard ordl-
nation az Il priest.
Father Bernard said mass. and
was assisted by the Rev. f'r. Glenn
ems, o. S. b., of Mandan and the
Rev. Fir Dahlmana, o. 5. II of
Aberdeen
The Rt Rev Bishop Wehrle, of
Bismarck. was present
Regardless Of the intense heat that
day. the spacious church was crowd
ed 10 the doors The structure had
been newly decorated and painted.
and presented pleasing appearance,
AT the conclusion Of the mass
Bishop Wehrle confirmed class
of eighty-six communicates; Then
the bishop was escorted TO the Gem
etery. where he blessed the cruel
ilxion group which has recently
been placed at the entrance 70 the
cemetery This group Of statuary
| IL a beautiful and impressive sight.
and typifies the spirit Of progressive
| ness which has Away been display
cd by Father Bernard II l. valued
at $3.50
In the afternoon meeting of th'
Forester and the members OF ~.
Joseph. and s. Mary soclctles
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-29
The Omio Sunday -school Picnic

NsHttllDultuNJ
The day of our fifth annual picnic
was faultless. Gear and cool The
church was decorated with flags and
bunting The motto, woven with
white flowers IN green back
ground was Welcome The people
began to come carly. and by nine
a. m. buggy loads were on the
grounds. and stll they came until
800 y. m. The exercises began at
1920 a. m. with IN opening address
of welcome by supt. ~ o. Nickel.
followed by Scripture reading by j.
III. Jennings, and prayer by Rev.
George Newcomb of Bismarck. trav-
cling evangelist for the Society OF
the I'ricndless. The opening song
Happy Greetings to AN. was fol
lowed by reciiations and singing
On account of sickness part of the
musical program had to be omitted.
Among those whose recitations were
especially we'll Delivered were Hazel
I)odd and Paul jennings. The most
pleasing part of The program was the
eager, expectant pok ON the faces Of
about 22.5 little children az they
passed out of the church door 70
receive a sack q candy and peanuts
the committee aad provided for
every child tha' came. Lemonade
was served to those present. At ] .3e
an address was glven by Rev. New
comb As it wa impossible for all
to ge, inside the church, the I'D
dress was given ON the east side.
The first part of he address was T.
the sunday-schoal. and the latter
part was directed to the youth 81
the land and was given plain Eng
Hsh. so everybody could understand
Next came the fun for the kids
The first was nail-driving confess
open to ladies 9nly This was fol
lowed by a PIE eating contest b5
two boys, boIogna-eating confess
for boys, potato races. foot races, bs
old and young. high jumping AM
other games. The ball game playe'
by two visiting teams. Brofy ane
lIyland, resulted IN a score Of five
to zero in favor Of Brofy. The
balloon was damaged and so wa
a disappointment
AS the sun was getting low people
began to go their horneward way
Some partook of supper before leav
ing, as the ladies brought well-fillet
baskets. and strangers were welcom'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-29

hert Rurlingame Went to trophy
tuesday evening
Charles Rieser wa an fror, Fin
reka On tuesday
George Zimmerman of Ar,as was
a Linton caller TUESDAY
states Attornes Cameron naae !
professional yisi. % Risma ~,
terday
Or. Muench left Monday Il AT.
tend the state Masonic gathering a.
Grand Forks.
Mrs Orthmeyes and her daueh-
Yer Evelyn We're down from .he
panburv country to-day
There win be an elesen.o clo,s
a: m. dinner at the Linton House on
the Fourth of Julv Price ,, cents
Master Oscar Bertheau now has
the exclusive agency for the sala ~f
the SATURDAY lNening Pos, IN LIN.
ton
Miss + lorence .lackmau. Of Abcr-
deem, who has been attending the
normal school IN that city has lolned
her parents at then summer home
at larSiA
The Hull old-,lmer Gerrit llaak
and his son Albert were in town
tuesday: The father is seyen,y .one
years old and is as active and Il,
strong as mastmen Of fifty
There will undoubtedly be vast
crowd present to-day at Strasblrg
the occasion beng the dedication
OF the beautiful church erecty,. i,>s
the Cathollcs Of that cnterpri
neighhorhood
Herbert Giles, the Fargo boy who
makes an annual visit IL his En-
mons county relatives, Is in Linton.
and at present is a guest at tic.
home Of MIR and Mrs ir;.ddock
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Giles. oil Dakem
are Herbert grand parents. and
Mr. and Mrs Maxwell ms aunt and
uncle
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-29
FOURTH OF JULY
A! LINTON, N. 0.
PROGRAM.



THU, PRO f'SSl0N
| Linton Boys Rarl
Business Floats
Farmers Floats
Irish Band.
German Band
Nj Kind of CorEeal Stunts
THE EN- hClsE.S
The speaking. reading. etc. Will
take place al the tand. Just south
lof the Linton i5tel All Of the
sports. excepting the base hall game
and the greased-pe chase will. take
place on Hroadwal The base ball
game and the pur nit Of the greas
- plg viii be pullei Nfi at the base
Hali park The exercises trvin u,
/ a m
Prayer l'y the NOV. y. t.. Love.
lace IN English ami tx the Key Al.
bert Hid in German
Grafton Charl s. Lane
Reading of Declaration of lndc.
pondcnce Charrs Coventry
Music by the Sand.
FIELD Sl'uRTs
Base Bali Linton IS. Pollock.
NJ 40 clock Free
looyard dash FIRST prizc. 81 oo
second, $l.oo, third & 90.
loe yard dash FIRST prize. boys of
fifteen wears and under. 5000 &c
ond. 500, third, 90
sV-yar,l dash. boys of nine wears
and under First prlzc, 81 ono. sec
ond - cents. third. 5ocents, fourth
- cents
ao-yard dash for girls First prize
81 90. second. 81 op third, 81 90
Wheclharrow race First prl2e,
500 second. 81 go
lhree-legged race First prize.
SEQ. second, 81 pn
lug-of-war. Strasburg VS.. linton.
Pre-, $500.
Creased pig Prize, 5000.
Shoe race First prize. 81 90, sec
ond. 81 90
Sack race First prize. 500: sec
ond, 500. third, Sl 90
Fat mems race First prize.S3 IN.
second SlOO
COMMITTEE ON SPORTS
Races \. NJ. liritts. L.. ID See
man Anton lIorner
lug If war and creased pg Fred
kclsch.
l'asn halI J A Lang J A. stem
Der I I Allen. NJ II Earpcr
DECORATIONS
Best decorated building FIRST
prize. 81 co; second =, 90
Best decorated farin-rlgs (auto-
mobiles exccpted) First prize.
5000, second. 81 ilN
Pest decorated automobile a
pennant
MISCELLANEOUS
Farmer lrcsiding in I,nmons
county coming The longest distance
Prize 5000
Farmer with largest family attend
| ing the celebration at Linton Prize.
| $500
A bowery or place of rest will be
provided for ladies with small chill
Idren.
Free peanut and red lemonade
| for the kldlets.
SIX aeropIam.s Will be sent up
during the day
! Six balloons are now being sent ny
from Linton, one each day A ticket
! is attached to each balloon Any one
| finding aballoon ticket will be paid d
dollar on presenting the same TO j
II keamer. at llnton.on the Fourth.
Plenty of facilities for dancing.
ALL ROADS WILL LEAD To
LINTON On INl)EPEND-
I,N( f DAY.