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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-06-06

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-06-06

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
STILL MORE COMPLICATION
IN PENNINGTON AFFAIRS

Eap45 C5sg. : D. Dec. 23.-Because
County Auditor Louis Young, who was
z11Tsa1-t=.5 nc shs G57ca by the board of
egEErry g1tr1EHassa0za-s a. the time the
EEG t-H1tFTS sza9e s-zI 10 the peni
ls1rlfarT, Is5iEfssss To Approve the bond
m TanlritiE HIGHT .sE sIszs,s attorney.
FssfuIiTr-zErl ggtIErITg its WI1a01- prose-
nuIr1ls IaaEHTrltT BEIrfi WAS elected or.
Ltis fHnsnsusErB t1l,iizs1 1T Ehe November
4a,srEiuI, tltiIIIs GI1Tt 85 4E56s democrats
vino ware EGifiF EEft ,FffeEF4d an. tide agaias,
Ifta IieHztEi within get LA dHsa1se % the
5ste-ctllAaf hEYLtSat2f- I8rRe5 When the
d,tisrrta EHw fiji 13 slssss Albert r. DEM,
tl1ie Ela EslGEss ;a1t9rTeY- By AMI hire
FarElak II 4sA-sgs ~ prosecute the al
4ssgah sstsaruRsH Of Ss2-@@0 IN the country
t1esElilrsrls office. Denu immediately re-
s1E-ae1 Egan fh9ea z bonsi in the sum
u SaraleB with Auditor Young ana asked
ntss1 il be- formally accepted. Young
1t@Il1Es3 10 arproye the bond without
fsneaE1arAng an attorney. and Denu re-
f1aRsE 10 consult with him on county
ssla1sArs. being no longer in office. by
reason of his resignation, and A.gan
zann0l transact county business. Both
Lenu n Egan have followed the
statutes of the state strictly and neith-
er are able to fathom what the auditor
may have up his sleeve. In the mean
time, Frank d. Bangs. special prose.
cutor appointed by the board of county
commissioners is preparing 10 bring
suits in the d~efalcation cases.
j.. q. Hopkins, the newly elected
county auditor, will not quality until
March.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
BANKERS FAVORABLE
TO THE BLUE SKY LAW

Huron, S. D., Dec. 23.-The executive
council Of the South Dakota Bankers
association held a meeting at the Royal
hotel December 19. There were pres
ent M. P. Beebe, chairman; F.. Il.
Waite, Vim. Ontjes, c. A. 9ussell, w.
s. Ayers, F. c. Danforth, president OF
the association, and j. E. Platt, secre-
tary. The date for the annual conVen-
ton for 1913 was fixed for June 20 and
20 at WATERFOWL. S. d The executive
council passed strong resolutions IA
voring the Blue Sky law. and urged all
members of the association to aid In
securing the passage of such a meas
ure at the coming legislature. They
also passed resolutions approving good
roads legislation and favoring in
creased appropriation for farmers in
stitutes and for the PRONUNCIATION of
better farming methods in the state.
The entire day was devoted to the
discussion of banking matters n the
members present all seemed in hearty
accord with the laws concerning which
resolutions We're adopted.
A review of the financial condition
IN South Dakota indicated that the
banks in South Dakota generally We're
in most excellent shape.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
GOOD ROADS BIG QUESTION
BEFORE GOVERNOR BYRNE

Huron, s.. D., Dec. 23.-The meeting
of good roads enthusiasts of South
Dakota drew q large number of dele
gates to this city, the purpose of the
gathering being to arrange for i'm
provement IN the highways of the
state, and the men present were occu-
pied throughout the sessions in sift-
arranging recommendations to be put
before the legislature. 1t was the gen.
eral opinion of the meeting that the
license fee for automobiles should be
considerably increased. thus establish
ing and ipsuring q fund which would
make possible the carrying out of the
associations plans. The meeting also
favored the creation of a state high
way commission, the office of which
would be to carry on the work of i'm
proving the state roads and to keep
them in condition when built. The
best metho of road Improvement,
become q statewide movement were
discussed by various members.
The greatest interest and enthusiasm
marked h gathering, and while there
Were differences of opinion these We're
allowed in no measure to interfere
with h general unity of purpose. Ben
Il Wood, secretary of the association.
IN the course of Il short talk, expressed
himself as of the opinion that the task
of creating in South Dakota a good
roads commission and of carrying
through the actual work on the roads
was one of the biggest ana most i'm
next legislative year, and during
the administration of G~overnor-elece
Byrne, who was present at the meet
sgC 1t Ihe time.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
FATHER AND DAUGHTER
WIN NUMEROUS PRIZES

Aberdeen, S. d., Dec. 23.-Prizes and
awards in the Better Farming Shor,
Course and Exposition. being held here
this week, are partially annonced. Ed
Davis. of Bath, won the corn sweep
stake first prize for the best 10 ears
of white dent. first for best single ear
OF white dent and several second prizes.
His daughter o first prize for best
single ear OF yellow Ter and for best
90 ears Of white dent Between them,
they won SPECIAL awards of machinery,
stock. dynamite for farming pur-
EGasss3. and other awards a%ggregating
several hundred dollars. w. H. Wenz.
Of Bath, wo.s first prize for best 10
cars OF yellow lent. while Andrew Ball.
wo& captured sweepstakes in the junior
s@Ssntest IN corn and first for the best
exhibit Of 10 ear OF white dent. Mrs.
p q Wepz. Of Bath, won II prizes for
cooking and sewing.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
AWARDS OF iNTER-coUNTY
CORN AND CROP SAOM

Yankton. S. D., Dec. 21.-The third
annual corn show OF Yankton, Cedar
and Knox counties, closed Wednes.
day night and was a great success.
Miss Shirley Coulson won the honor of
being the best girl seamstress in the
county, while Clara Nervig, Lena
Johnson and Fay tanning where three
girls who tied for first place in bread
making, for as fine loves of bread as
any n ever saw. In the boys corn
contest Iva Gustad. of Violin, and Law
renee Brown, of Yankton, won first
place. Amongst the farmers to win
.firsts" We're Art Branaugh, Yankton;
Fred Dralle, Mission Hill; H. w.
Brown, Yankton; Norman Nelson.
Mission Hill. The Nebraska prizes went
to II. Doering and John Mischke, both
of Crofton.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
TRAVELLING MAN LAW
EXISTS IN MINNESOTA

Pierre. S. D., Dec. 21.-A search Of
the statutes of neighboring states in
regard to giving travelling men the
right to vote in general elections
ton, discloses that Minnesota is the
only state having a direct law on the
subject. Our constitutional provision
is Very similar to that of Minnesota
when it provides that the elector shall
be entitled to vote at any election in
the election district of hich he shall
at the time have been for 80 days a
resident" n it would seem such a
provision as is being agitated would
be in violation of that clause. Mime
sofa enacted her law on the question
in 1911 and it has not yet been adj
Indicated
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

Inhabitants OF the Balkan provinces
are not the warlike, ferocious people
that popular Imagination is apt to pic
ture them. The Servians, for example.
are a genuine simple peasant folk. The
Eervian practices The art OF co-opera-
ton Every little homestead in Serv!a
Is a family commune, while In some
OF he mountain districts exists the
Kadrigs, or communal village, where
everything Is held In common and
where the oldest man is the guide and
commander and final authority as to
the mating of the people in his dis
fricc
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
FARMERS INSURANCE
AT A MINIMUM COST

Mitchell, S. D., Dec. 21.-The success
of mutual insurance among farmers is
well demonstrated by the annual re-
port and meeting of the Hanson Coun-
ty Farmers Mutual Insurance COM
pany, which has been organized for
"a years. The company has over
$4,000, 900 insurance in force, and the
business was increased last year by
$200,00 1t is estimated that since the
company has been caring for the farm
ers in this way that they have saved
$50, 600 in premiums. h total losses
for last yea were but SO $500. It is
expected that next year the
will adopt the standard policy form
and insure registered horses and cat
tie, which will be a distinct advantage
to the farmers. S. G.. Phelps is the
president: L. V. ". Plagman, secre-
tarN, and L. P. Chairman. sur
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

When Charles 1 was king of England,
o country girl came to London in
search of a situation, and applied for
the position of tub woman" or car
ster of beer, at a brew house. The
brewer, struck by her good looks, mar
ried her. In a short time he died, leav-
ing her a large fortune. She gave up
the brewery and for the proper set
Element of her husbands affairs was
recommended to MFR. Hyde, a rising
young barrister, whom she afterward
married. This gentleman ultimately
became earl of Clarendon n from his
marriage with her he had one daugh-
ter, who became the wife Of James IL,
and mother of Mary and Anne. both
subsequently queens of England
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

There is every possibility that a new
Industry will be started at MAIDEN Har-
Dor in the neal future It is well
Known that the largest crabs ever
AXE from the sea are TO be found in
that place From September TO May
crab fishing can be carried on, and
the number that may be taken viii be
understood when 1t Is stated that the
seines and gill nets were flied with
them during the recent fishing opera
lions It Is only necessary to set
crab traps to capture hundreds Of the
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
Fejrs Woman with Horns.

Declaring that he was being pur'
sued byla woman with horns and hat
his life{ was in danger, DR.. Joseph
John Ghrside, aged so years, OF
Philade3lphiar was committed to the
montgomery county jail. He was ar
rested by a special officer while taia.
Ing A. acting strangely In front Oh
the Philadelphia & Western Railway
stationI
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

This season has seen the centenary of
modern trousers. Yet the column OF
Trajan shows a group Of Sarmattans
clothed in trousers that are just like
ours. AS early as A. d. SO a Roman
general created great scandal by going
to war in trousers, which were regard
cd as barbarian" When the Bull
garian King Boris was converted to
Christianity In the seventh century,
among the LOG questions he p~ropounded
to the pop was whether it was lawful
for Christians to wear trousers. The
explanation Of this is that the Bulgar-
ians had long been among the trouser-
ed peoples, but as conversion was COM
ing from the flowing robed Greeks,
they feared that robes instead of trous-
ers might be essential to Christianity.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

9~sEra1sfirass Err asararsg ths lives of
astizstprs WHO apaea with accident in
Msifizesr as,ss being adopted IN Europe,
zzfH Enuafsisrn government having, 1t is
a.1st-aad. ssrtsrssH 2Sa " them for its
anr1IT sassgcia-ass- The parachute Is
aE-fJv,sd 30 Tie avzator's shoulders and
uaftsilts automatically in case Of acct
aEarrS
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

-E- Il number Ht as-flasr ~1fFfrsszrs Es
ncrEr-sg IL I11a E1r-agus Esalf-Ean E%r-zrIsE.s
r-scEIs L sHE1ST 1Iltr-t,rr la1t t1aYleEsn-
sT ArErrt Iuf III 9fiH Ltu-tnE
srH r6 sItf srrirfiicrH -ssssrrrs4sr Ra1sfin ElfE
MsnrfsT Sts -yral ssnnIz1fgzIffsrs III fGt1isf
s1fs1 m ntssclfEss Es-u1E IT gtsans, AZ LttH
Iru-Iztstn szaIttsR entered isI -is-faIH IssIl
zH 11liIAsE nj fis -ru1tEz1 uni sz1slEiulsn,
N 9tas urIrxt4sit nj Ssz,usan1. iEn -Eauiis,
mum fl VEIL siisllfe
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

Among the recent gifts 10 the Lon
don museum, which Is housed IN the
old palace II KAnsingtoa gardens, =
. pair Of curious oil paintings On cap-
Per q early 18th century rlu1ss- The
r1ule wear q high hac drapea WIKI
cs2s: 3 vast crepe g 5 depends y
ks 4ae- shoulder 10 below 1ha right
EDee- WHARF = Is fastened with g 1sg
russ-s end N his hand NJ halas Z
STA Is hE1 E himself similarly
EwE-Assa SssEE wxz -as cg1E Ia
&&Lssk EHls-a SrErfaErn
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

Mary musicians besides merely
Npxxiic song writer's have gained golden
srrasSB by their works. Sullivan re-
&eaRe6 $4,000 in royalties from THE
Lost Chord" In Old Madrid" brought
Ms eomposer-until then unknown TO
1kxne-$75,0o %, and for MY Pretty
r. Bishop seceived $4,000 a tine
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

An REIMBURSEMENT gas mantle which
AAs b<G0zss ~eovfsonized or bIackened by
qna1ssty Of salt upon It while 1t is glow
n This has the effect OF cleaning
% carbon of, increasing the efficiency
q b light n prolonging the life OF
the mantle.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

1her,e are at present $4,000 passenger
- 1000 motor trucks and 10000
m0torcycies running on German roads.
1hss is considerably less than IN half
hAlf the number in use in New York
Gtate alone.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

Ems ifss.fE1issr-E d isgFfr;ia 81 the
Azxta1isa-rW 9s1rn caa1ibsr-E. Is Eaa5 To
M1zsi1s Tine diuesf uf ~sieItisH, 3a-zs z-6
11ssA. 9rs-i.ufnnssd q few gsalrg sgo IA
9fH sassfs-4 Its JHpulgrst1y asg been
aEastsifrF increasing. mi tits Gs-naad
zn,H l,ifa,rr,1is tins BrpTlN.. Western Ore
11srs sali WFEsfisnE-Istn RaFs 1aaa greatest
sxrDfslEss-E df tine tzssw asrrT-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

English people are rot Used to eat
anE peaches, as the English dollhouse
product sells for as much as S. a doz-
"a and the peach grown outside
times at nearly $3.50 a dozen. Hence
Hhe marker for American peaches in
An6land is in its infancy.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

MIs 3t1rasIr.myr N a. Apusrur fTE-4
zruzl s.-uIrsau15ialsF Its uss II 1it-,p-
Btwssrm BE a 1ntwsT lrrsgritts- TiIA EE-
ctf0Erv4 .TIiR ftsaIl lfssn 1rafEr-s IN
szsstsrlEsb Has tettiE, IrslIlI.T m @tas grag1
sas-rIsv M S1rH rsatg-ivss II Gfs 1rTFsn,-
xrr lnirE Iifs stfsEssst rir-sIEiyrsrsn rpzy11r
- 1nn designed dir prlrs sEJinRipE. Gui
zzEr q sNoiIfrtnn ps il ia IsnHaEtIss.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

rev s says the Harvard Lam
nythicai suburb of Boston. The snb-
s4ect.' e adda, ''is ia painful ons e,
Boet9niSns; n should be avoid1d III
aociaI functions.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
SIX CONTESTANTS CHOSEN
FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATE

Ver1niliion. s. D.. Dec. 23.-As a. re-
suit Of the preliminary debates last
Friday at the State university, six
men We're chosen to represent the In
%stttution in the intercollegiate debates
Of the year. They are Messrs. j. c.
Mundt, 7. 8. Brown. A. H. Hascke. III.
g. Mundt, Fitzpatrick and Rudolph,
with Messrs, Simons and Daily as al
ternates. The subject of debate was.
Resolved. That the Sherman antitrust
law should be repealed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

Gniy moro ..uipoitant moving mr.
s1~ureSthsaters Of Erankfort-on-thesMai
ehnnes their prcRrams twice 4 week
oubtccts nre popular.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
SCHOOL FUND LOANS
TEND TO REDUCTION
or INTEREST RATES
Loanable State Revenues
Amounting to Millions Keep
Sharks Out.

Pierre, S. D., Dec. 21.-The report OF
the state land office just issued states
that during 1912 1866 acres of state
land We're leased for farming purposes.
for an aggregate of $17,630.5S, all OF
it being located in good farming COM
munities, there being a minimum rate
of Sc per acre fixed by the new law
as Il leasing charge. h rental re-
ceived from the common school lands
was $329,311.96 for 1912, an increase OF
$52,T9S.74 over the receipts for 1911.
This is the more remarkable for the
reason of the extremely dry season
of 1911 made leasing conditions were
very unfavorable in the year following
and because 22,459.4S acres of the land
owned by the state for his purpose
in 1911 We're sold and therefore could
not be leased in 1912. In all 1896, 096.76
acres of common school lands have
been sold since statehood for $685.
1880, at an average price Of $22-S2 per
acre, and the sales of the endowment
lanes aggregates S1,106, 075.33, making
a permanent fun of $10,143,S 31.23.
About a third of this sum Is still out
standing on deferred payments, but the
remaining two-thirds is all loaned out
at 5 per cent.
The commissioner states that he be-
lieveS that South Dakota's school fund
of e $40, coo, 600 has had a decidedly
beneficial effect in keeping down the
rate of interest eSacted by private
loan concerns.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
YANkToN MAN SEEKS TO
BE WORStilPED AS COR

Aberdeen. IS. D.. Dec. 23-Fred Mitch
ells claiming to reside at Yankton, is
being held here IN a charge OF insan-
ity, following his attempting to impress
the fact upon the residents of Aber-
deem that he was a real live Cod.
and that they should bow down and
Worship him. The police of Yankton
tseny all knowledge OF him, as does also
the hospital for the insane at that
point. Mitchell is a well dressed and
nest appearing man OF middle age.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
RICHARDS PRIMARY LAW
BEFORE SUPREME COURT

Pierre, S. D., Dec. 21.-The Richards
primary law embroglio was threshed
out before the supreme court yesterday
in arguments by Attorney. General
Johnson on the one SIDE, and Thomas
n. Null, of Huron, and Mr.. Stevens,
of Pierre. on the other. The attorney
general stated that he thought tbs
whole question was a political tangle.
having its motive in a thirst for no.
toriety. He argued that the old party
central committees had no rights under
the old law, in view of the fact that
the Richards measure became effective
on it's passage, and that being non-ex-
istent any acts undertaken by them I'M
der the new measure would be futile.
There is, moreover. no money!" he de-
clared. by which the state can pay If
for meetings and expenses The at
torneys for the measure argued that
the law is broader than it's terms and
covers in and legaliZes for a new ser
vice the party machinery in existence
at the time OF its passage.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
BOY GETS HIS time" AND
FREEDOM FROM ARISE

Armour, S. D., Dec. 21.-John Schroe.
der. living near Delinond, has been as.
sisted by Sheriff Luymes in the recoy-
cry OF his son. who. he claims, is crazy.
and left home and could not be located.
After two or three days of search the
sheriff found him with a man by the
name of Dick listen, living is miles
southwest of Wagner, in Charles Mix
county, n brought him to Armour.
On the following day the boy was taken
before the insanity board but Moth
ing wrong could be found with his
mental faculties. He reported that he
had been abused and had simply left
home to escape abuse and succeeded in
substantiating his story. The bow was
then given his tine by, the proper an
thorities. Sheriff Luymes was ordered
To take him to a clothing store and fit
him out with a new suit and the father.
was informed that the best things-he
could do was to pay the bin and sav
10 more. which he was glad enough to
DO. The boy has returned to MI. us
tens home and has hired out for the
winter.
SCHOOLS WILL CONVENE
IN $4,000 BUILDING
Dallas S. D.. Dec. 21.-When the Dali
ias pubic schools close this evening
bo'h TEACHERS n pupils will bid adie.1
tovthe old building which has served
inns city since its earliest days. The
teacner have Instructions not tn re-
turn until tfesnew $4,000 high school
Snuiiding is ready for them in January.
Inat portion Of the building which will
oe devoted to high school work is about
oIppieted \ II IN delay in occupy
ing the building is occasioned by req
son OF unfinished work at New Years
fected.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26

lfonsaId sE.urate portraits u
fteimea iSr = new motion pic-
VIII Which the flight al
nssa pi-tured.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-12-26
s-~tiLDREN MANNED in
COASTiNG ACCIDENT

Lead, S. d., Dec. 23-Lead is hav-
Ing a full share of coasting accidents
Jaynond Collander ran into a tele-
phone pole and fractured his skull and
sustained minor bruises. Then spinal
meningitis set In and his condition is
serious. Willie Wane broke his leg
IN tive places on the same day. and
tiorenoe Mathcson broke an arm. II
- surprising that more are not killad
~ nurt atsthe speed they take corn
Ing Gown the hills.