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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-03

That evening Napoleon took Hositta
to Ciryne, to his mother.
She won the mothers sympathy 81
once. Her pleasant companionsnlp
was a relief to the stately matron, al
save the servants there were no other
women on the island. 1t was she VINO
watched over the precious plant dur
ing the long and repeated absences
of Napoleon.
Notwithstanding the difference 10
their ages, they became good fr1enos-
Rositta was anxious to see the manu-
featuring plant, where the aerodro-
MONIES we're made, but she was not
nermitted to enter the workshop, as
she had failed to obtain Napoleone
permission to do SO. He had promised
TO return for her within a few days.
OK to send Santos. One balmy morn
Ing the two women we're enjoying the
sea breeze on the porch, when they
saw the aerodromone approaching
from the east. The great bird settled
in it's hangar gracefully. The two
women went down the path to meet,
as they supposed, Napoleon. But 1t
was Santos Duprel, bringing two let
tiers, one from Napoleon to his mother
and the other from Astra to the
countess.
Santos honest eyes glowed when he
saw ROSETTA, who took pains to give
him a friendly glance as she shook
hands.
Her letter said that Santos and the
Hawk we're at her disposal, and that
Astra would be glad to see her again
as soon as Mrs. Edison's condition
permitted her to leave. She also In
vited Mrs. Edison to come to the cap
ital, but the mother knew that her
son depended on her presence on the
island, so declined.
ROSETTA expressed deep disappoint-
ment when Mrs. Edison gave her rea-
sons for not going back with Santos
and the Hawk, but the chance to talk
to Santos on the return trip suited
her best. After some hesitation she
decided to make flying trip to Wash
ington the next day, assuring Mrs. Ed
ison that she would stay only day.
Santos received instructions to be
ready to leave early in the morning.
The little, round fellow was elated
when he thought of the three hours
alone with ROSETTA.
His nights, since he had met Astra
and Rositta, were restless. Rosttta's
many kindnesses especially gave him
food for thought. He paid more at
his round, ruddy face every day. He
even used perfume.
1t dazzled him to think of the trip
to the capital with the countess for
company.
Early in the dewy morning Santos
brought the Hawk to the cottage and
waited for ROSETTA.
A little later the wonderful machine
leaped into the air and up and for
ward with mighty flaps of the glitter
ing wings.
Countess Rosiny rose and went
slowly forward to the man who was
directing the flight of the great bird;
the brain of the mechanism.
She leaned over the railing that
separated the cabin from the steering
wheel and the various levers "How
high are we now, Mr.. Duprel?" she
asked.
Santos looked at the aerograph:
"2,527 feet, countess. Do you want to
go higher?"
ooh, yes!"
The Hawk darted up; turn of the
wheel worked the wings, and electric
sparks were seen in a steady stream.
What wonderful machine this
ear. He had mastered his timidity
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Robher Band Loots Bank

Fort Smith, Ark.-After a r,ll s.d,r
tie with several citizens Weoa asS n
a band of robbers, who had loossur M
vaults in the First State bank az IN
denelle, Ark, escaped. Iheie i III
said to have been eight men ANN.
band. The robbers secured orr sistt
mately $4,000, according: /. to TO-, . ' ~
ment from the bank olliclasii;, rg hat
robbers have succeeded in elua aoo,ra
a dozen posses which are '''
the country.
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~ Win such vsaoetrr questioned

! ~ Win such veaocityr questioned
Rositta.
"Electricity," was all the little man
said; then he smiled at his fair pas
senger, whose hand still rested on the
wheel, touching his.
"Electricity?" She looked around at
the simple machinery In sight How
do you generate it?"
Santos laughed at the shrewd cues
ton. I'VE don't. At least, not much
OF it." Then he suddenly closed his
mouth like one who has realized he is
saying too much.
The clever woman read his thoughts.
She was quiet fora short time, then
her hand released the wheel and fell
in her lap. She sighed deeply.
Are you happy, Mr.. Duprel?" was
her sudden question.
Santos was 80 surprised that he
gave an involuntary pull at the wheel
that took them from their course.
why do you ask this question, count
ess?"
Because man like you ought to be
very happy,
"a poor. lonesome fellow. such as
me?"
Are you lonely? would have sup
posed that a genius, who could CON
quer the air and save his country,
couldn't be lonely"
Santos Duprel put on the automatic
lock and let the wheel go. His instinct
was aroused; something told him that
with him, and he, the brave Santos Du-
prel, turned toward the bewitching en-
envy with eyes lit up.
Countess Rosiny! Why are you
playing with me? l am not a great
man. l am not an inventor and con-
queror; am only a simple workman
trying to give my best to my master.
Should you tell all this to him, to Ma
poleon Edison, it would be well placed,
but why do you speak to me this
way?"
His appearance was changed. His
tone was clear and strong. His round
face was pale.
The countess looked at him as If
fascinated by his outburst. Tears ap-
peared in her eyes.
"Mr. Duprel! Have wounded you?
1 am all alone, with no one to care for
me. You have been so kind to me
that have, ever since Helgoland,
looked on you as my best friend. Can
1 help it If my loneliness has" she
did not finish her sentence, but fell
to sobbing Historically and poor San
tos' heart was softened.
Can you pardon me, Mr.. Duprel?
Will you still be my friend, my kind
hearted friend" She offered both her
hands to the unhappy man.
The control signal rang. Santos
jumped to the wheel. He was excited,
but automatically slackened the
Hawks pace. 1t almost fell down
ward and with graceful curve settled
on the roof of the Crystal Palace.
Astra was awaiting Rositta's arrival,
and Santos watched the two women as
they walked toward the elevator that
took them down to their rooms. AT
eleven tomorrow night" called Rosit-
ia, with friendly wave OF her hand.
Santos felt the encour; ,ement in
her manner and happily took the
Hawk to its resting-place.
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be used. The hair, except that about
the forehead and few stray locks
about the face, is entirely covered.
The coat is q mannish, rain-proOf af-
fair. with q velvet inlay on the collar
and on the decorative straps that I'm
ish the sleeves. It Is loose and roomy
and 1t IL warm.
The pretty autoist Is provided with
2 small bag made Of silk, matching
the turban, in which she carries her
vel, goggles and Whist few toilet 90
cessories she may need, when they
are not IN use. Il does not need 70 10
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Gross CareIessness.

bills going to sue the company for
damages" "Why, what did they do to
him." "They blew the quittin' whistle
when e. was carryin' a eavy piece o.
iron, and e dropt it on is foot
Everybody's Magazine.
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Real Thlno.

How was the reverberation ID nat
cavef" n -.
don't know anything about thak
but the echo Wa flnAs
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Phones for Rescuers

a telephone designed for rs.
mine rescuers whose heads ~. use
cred with helmets while At me. eo.'
operated by throat Vibration. Ofk
transmitter being held at the th..1 "
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-03
SYNOPSIS.

Oonyright. 1913 by W. G. Chapman in the United
States and Great Britain.
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-06-26

E H. Treiber returned from
Minneapolis last Tuesday.
| JAG. Stackerl is looking after his
farming interests around here this
week.
Nj. and Mrs. John Campbell re-
turned to their home in Platte last
Friday.
DIR. Colgan and Milo Baird were
fishing in Merkels lake near Tyn-
dali Tuesday.
A dance was held IN the Opera
House Tuesday evening, music
was furnished by the Stanicek Or
chestra of TyndalI.
An auto load of young ladies
from Tyndall were in Scotland
Wednesday boosting for the Chau-
tauqua to be held in that city be-
ginning July 8.
A. A. Grant of Yankton was in
town Wednesday distributing ad-
vertising for a Fourth of July cele-
bration to be given by the Yank-
ton fire department.
Chas. Zolnowsky and June Cass
fwent to Ethan last Sunday where
they took part in, a ball game be-
tween Ethan and Letcher. Charlie
Who pitched for Ethan won his
game, the score being s to g..
The locomotive on the north
bound freight Wednesday morning
broke a journal on one Of the drive
wheels while going around the
curve at the north end of the
switch yard. The wheel left the
track and a w~recking crew had to
be sent for to replace it. Fortu.
nately the road was clear around
the "Y" so the traffic was not de-
layed.
Mr.. Ed. Benedict, one of the old
residents Of Springfield, but now
living at the state soldiers home
in Hot Springs, was in town Tues
day. He had been visiting his
daughters in Sioux City, and ex-
pected to join the excursion from
there to the Gettysburg celebration
but he decided that the "trip at this
season of the year would be too
strenuous so he gave it up. He
was in the battle of Gettysburg
and can give many interesting
"reminiscences of the famous con-
test.
The Scotland fremen returned
last Saturday evening from the
tournament at Hot Springs, COM
ing by way of Harrington, Neb.
and Sioux City. As usual they
had a fine time, and were able to
bring home a good slice of the
prize money as we'll as some of the
honors. They won LIST for best ap-
pearing company lst in the free
for all hook and ladder contest LIST
. in the 200 yard foot race, won by
June Cass End in the Siamese
coupling contest; 3rd in We test
from hydrant; 3rd in champion
hook and ladder contest; 3rd in
champion hose race, and got hall
8 of the winnings by the "Little Ger.
man Band" composed of Trip
and Scotland players. Their total
winnings amounted to about $500.
Besides this Sam Welk, the Scot
land chief, was elected as one Of
1.-The board of directors.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-06-26

Mrs. Louis Stark went to Trip
last Tuesday.
still have some choice bargains
to offer in summer hats if taken at
once. Don't miss them, as they
are money savers for you.
Miss Burgette.
Miss Anna Becker left last Tues
day for a visit with her sister in
Midland, and Tuesday evening
Miss Martha Becker left for Cleve.
land, N. D., to visit anoter sister.
Miss Rosa Wittmayer, who has
been teaching music the past year
in Buckhanon, West Virginia, re.
turned home yesterday to spend
her vacation.
FOR SALE
One of the best business blocks
in the city of Scotland, southwest
corner of First and Main Streets
occupied by the Martin Remboldt
saloon.
Sioux Falls Brewing & Mailing Co.
Sioux Falls, s.. D.
Philip Engel, adjuster for the
German Farmers Mutual insur.
ance company, was notified this
morning that the houses of jacob
Woehl and Otto Keller in Kaylor,
were struck by lightning during
the storm last night, the latter be.
ing badly damaged.
Applications for automobile ano
motor cycle licenses, required IN
der the new law which goes into eff
feet July LIST, 1918, received at thu
Bon Homme County Bank.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones AMI
son, who for about a year and
half have been living at Lyford
Tex, returned to Scotland yester
day. On the way home they visit
ed Mrs. Jones' brother, Chas
Haines, in Iowa, and at this plac'
they were Joined by her mothe
and sister who will spend som
time here with them. They vii
again move into their house no,
occupied by O. J. Bruhn who~wil
move into the Treiber house, jus
west Of the Episcopal church.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-06-26
NOTICES

The Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union Of this district will
hold a convention III Scotland be-
ginning Friday night and ending
Sunday night. All the meetings
win be held IN the Methodist
church and all are cordially invited
to attend them. The w. CT 4. u.
is nationwide il its organization
and something Of an interesting
character will be given at these
meetings. Ia connection with the
meeting Friday night there will be
q reception. Saturday night q
matron's contest, Sunday morning
convention sermon by the pastor,
Sunday evening Mrs. Anna
Simmons, State President OF the
w. g. T.. u. will make the address.
Regular services will be resumed
in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday, June 90. The subject for
the morning service, 1890, will
be "Unfaltering Faith" and for
the evening service "The spirit Of.
Christ" The young peoples ser
vice begins at z 100 p. m.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
Zakoni katoliskih knezov

Nojvoda O%rleanSki. XII hi "a fran
cOSki rojalisti radi sprawl ma
kralJevSki prcStol. ina IN icnc.
arstrijsko princrzinjo. Nojvodo
podpirajo vsi cvropSki dvori.
Njegova soproga Sc hotc loGiti oil
mega III navajo N loGitcv naslcd-
ME tehtnc razlogc: ona L. tcZko
bolna in hroma i'm y tenn staniu
10 je vojvoda zapu>iiI in 50 pray
nj" ne briga zanjO. Nicna piSma
"a he doselcio. kcr vchno mcnja-
va svoje bivaliSGc. Vojvodinia
zahtcva 10000 frankov lctne rem
tc in pOvracilo 2OO.OOO frankov.
XII Jill .je bila zani plaGala. Tozha
IN locltev zakOna 81 DO izvcdla Y
BrUSelju. V bliiini Bru>lia stanu-
j. Ncdaj vojvcda in nicgov dyor
obStoJa V pretczni vctini IL IcnSk.
IL atere .jc pac pray iaSno. Eako
c%noStavcn So zdi TEN mad Use 90
retim kristjanom zakon. kadar
Jim poStane nadleIcn med tenn ko
mora navadcn clOvck lctati cd
Ponrija do PLATA. prclcm doseze
lOcitrV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08

TEN. da DO tako ostalo. "Dokler
imamo duhovniki o peklu in ne
besih razpolagati med maso, do
tlel smemO vse storiti, dotlej ma
sa kasta ne bo prazna, amen je
delal neki slovenski zupnik. Ia
vedal Sc ie tega, kje lei njegova
moe. Ia moe ie med izobrazen-
Stvom re davno minila, mineva ze
tudi mad Solanim zenstvom mes
tanskih krogOv, delavec fabrik Sc
je re reSil teh verig. bO, DO Sc tudi
kmet. no Sc to zgodi, potem Sc
ne DO wee razmiSljevalo. ako so
tudi goSpodarska tezenia delay-
silva opraviccna. tedaj So bo skle-
milo tako in tako, tedaj DO veGina
Ijudi glcdala 5 pomilovanjem ma
ease, ko ie kmet duhovniku po.
lJubljal roke. Use Sc izpreminja.
vSe ie ma Svetu Y razvoju in raj
voji vodiio do omike vSeh i'm de
goSpodarstva, XII no povoljno xiv
llenjc nodajalo vsem. XII bodo de
lali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
RaZnO.
Kai lie prepricanje?

Kai lie prepricanje? Mas
bratSki list Y InomoStu piSe:
"Prctetcni tcden JIG prestopil V
kirchbergu SkladiScni oskrbnik
Franc Had IL protestantske cerk-
We Y katoliSko. Mcniava we're -
To hi SamopoSchi Sc ne hilo Nred-
no %pozornOSti: &C. pa zaSledujemo
ponovnO menjavo we're in prepri-
canjc tega goSpoda, poStane Stvar
pray zabavna. Pristojcn jc Y IIo-
TO ma CeSkcm in jc bill y Svoii mia
dosti navduSen Cen. Pozncic j.
hil trgovSki pOmocnik y Iincu in
postal straStcn Nscuemec in kri-
cal ma vSc prctegc "hajl''. ia je
postal hripav. Da boli podkrcpi
Svojc ncmStvo. ic postal protc-
slant. V polucjSih lctih "a je "a
ncSrl vctcr y kirchberg. kjer jc
posko1il zopct Y %narocjc cdino
zv"GGavne ccrkvc.
Takih indiyidujcv ne manjka
tudi Y Amcriki. .kadar 81 Y druz-
hi NocialiStCv so socialist. kadar
so y druihi klcrikalc"v kranjSie-
"a kalihra 50 pa priStni klerikal-
ci. : komur obtujeio, : TEN so.
N"kateri lju,.Je imajo take Judi
"a pametnc. V occh pametnih liu-
di so pa taxi liudjc breznaGelni
o>cbni ko~riStolovci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
: Dvoina pravica. NnS hratsk

list "NorwartS' V Libcrcm pi;c:
Ic zOpet eden. V hotclu Y .Jaro-
mc,i so zaSa5ili kaplana Scvaka
IL Arnana pri spolnem obGcvanju
l. mIadim, za%peljanim fantom. vi
SokocaStitcga gcspoda. Xxi So .je
>olhl Y RIml. V Svctrm mcStu. "
blizni nezmotljivrga papcza. so to
rel vcndar dobili V tujcm mcstu
pri najgnusncEcm dcjanju. Sele
SedaJ Eve javnost q poGctju te-
"a duhovniSkcga vZgojitclja mia
dine. XII uniGuje dISO in telo. Pa
ter SOvak So jc $ casino bcscdo
I%avczal, da Sc no sam .jaNil obla-
Stl III cato ga MISC arctirali. KakO
obzlrne znajc biti varnostne obla-
SIT. Pred kratkem pa so V Ustju
gnali pri bclem dncvu ubogo sluI-
klnJo, priklenjeno poleg umaza-
mega potepuha. ker .je svojemu go
Spodarju vzela nckaj kronic. To
le bila sevcda natakarica. cloves
XII razred Stew. >! Duhoyniku ma
sproti so obzirnejSi in ga spulste
in Ia duhovnik. XII Sc .je \ casino
besedo z%avezal. da Sc iavi sam oh
lastim. jc ze izrabil obzirno po-
stopanje oblasti ter .io odknmil V
Svicarskc gore. kjer je donna svo-
boda. Da Sc prizanaSa slEzabni-
kom bozjim in cerkvi $ poscbno
pravico. to .ie zc stara zahteva
v%ladaJoce ccrkve. KOlikim nepri-
jetnostim hi ~ izognili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
Ali spite dobro?

Ielo navaden vzrok ncspcGno-
SIT j. Saba higiena Ljudjc. XII
trpc ma slabi prebavi. kroni@ni va
bsaanoSti. duSevni ali t~clcsni IL
%trujcnOsti. ima.io navadno ncmir-
no Spanje. V taken sluGaju nj pri-
porocllno. rabbit narkOticna Srcd-
silva. naJbo!jc ic It'll zlu do dina 4
mclcnJcm Svojih navad. I zb0lj-
SanJcm naSe prebavc. 7 oiaccnjem
naSega tcleSa. - Xclimo VAN pri-
porocatl %Trincrjcvo amcriSko
zdravilno grenko vino. Xxi DO no
: inclstifo drobovic ter dalo =
tenn nitro pomoc. .Ic zclo pripo-
roclJiva 'prva ponce pri ne
nadncm ncrazpolozenju. zgubi
slasti. zabasanoSti. glavobo.u i'm
bolccinah V zelodcu in drohovju.
V lekarnah. Jos. Triner. 1333-
1880 So. Ashland ave. Chicago,
III.
V slucajih, kjcr jc trcba dObrc-
ga Sredstva IA ribanjc tclcSa,
moral hi rabbit Trincricv lmi-
ment. (Adv.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
Spanish socialist prot Ohio

rcIenju. SpanSka socialna demo
kraticna >tranka je priredila pred
kratkcm v~clikanSko manifcstaci-
io proti oborozevanju. Ma tiSoce
liudi j. priSlo Y "Ljudski dom.
Govorilo ic med drugim tudi wee
vseuci!iSkih pr~ofcsorjev. Xxi 50 kar
najoStrejr OhSojali Waldo. Xxi pri-
pravlja obSirno novo obOrozevan-
j.. Tudi po drugih mcstih so pri-
rrdili socialist velikc p%rotivoja-
Skc dcmonStraciic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08

.ie na.ivetia ccSkoslovcnska de-
lavnica zas,av. znakov. ccpic in
vSch druStvcnin potrcbScin.
I~ahtevajtc takoj po post MOI
veliki cenik. Xxi ga Yam poSljem
- pOpolnoma zastonj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
Lep napredek socialistov
pr pruskih dezelnoZborskih vo-

litvah. Ma Pruskem imajo IN de
Iclni Thor kar na.jbolj nazadnja-
Ski volilni red. Xxi Sk"raj delavcc
popolnoma i~zkljuruje. Ali vkljub
TENN so priborili Socialni demo
kraft" pri zadniih dezelnozbor-
skin volitvah Itiri move mandate
Y pruskem dciclmcm zborn j. Sc
dal dcset SOciano dcmokraticnih
poslancev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-08
Tfije krvniki. V ruskem 6aso-

THE krvnik. V ruskem easo-
pisu 'Evropski sell pripovedu-
le anonlmni pisec o Svojih doziv-
ljajin V sibirskih .1ecah in opisu-
ie osebnost krvnikov. Nekaj casa.
tako pr1povcduic, mi bilo V jeci
nobenega krvnika. Geprav bi ga
bill potrebovali; "a kmalu so ga
dobili. Y veliki celici SO pretepli
ujetniki tovariSa. Xxi .je prosil. Ola
so ga premeStill V poSebno c%elicO:
tukal le koval maScevalne nacrte
prot Svojim tovariSem in nato Sc
je ponudil upravi, da prevzame
posel krvnika. Bill ie sirov, moGam
clovek IN ie bill zaprt zaradi ro-
~parSkega umcra. Uprava "a je
potrdiia. Ia ysako obglavljenje
ie doba pc - rubljev in tri me-
sece popuSti ma prisoieni kazni.
in ker lc incl vcliko upravila, je
kmalu toliko .jctnikov obglavil.
da ie bil Svobodcn. A ze ccz nekai
mesecev So je vrnil, kcr ie ~izvrSil
V TEN kratkem casu dclgo vrsto no
parsklh umorov. Ponudil Sc ie 10
pet "a krvnika, ker le ma Ia nacin
- resi- Sebi zivljenje. Zopct so ga
naStavili. Med tenn IA je dobil
tekneca uprava nj mogla izha-
latl brez krvnika. cato je naroGi-
la novo moe" 4 zapada in jo
tudl dobila. To je bill strahoteu
neStvor. Nedno ic hodil : sklonje.
no glavo, nikdar 81 nj Smejal, z
nikomur nj govoril. Glava je bila
skoral naSajena ma plcGih, cello
lc incl MIX" in p~oScvno. Grne.
zraStenc obrvi. pod katerimi so
nemirno / zlobno bcgali poglcdi.
oti so NM zakrivali lasjc. XII so
padali glohoko ccz cello: obraz ic
bil maJhcn. n~eporaSGen, usta 81
roka : tankimi uStmi i'm zobie.
kakor pri roparSki zivali. X tcma
dvema. III sta bivala skupaj y ce-
lici. Sc lc pridruIil Sc tretii.
ncllub konkurcmt: mlad. prctkan
clovek, XII ie izglcdal kakor nata-
kar all pa komi. Skrivoma L. VIZ
<il krvniSki posel. ker So jc bal.
da hi "a umorili tovariSi. ako bi
lzvcdell. Ali knalu 81 je izvcdclo.
da le umoril H. ScSt .ictnikov, med
tenn ko lc pravil tovariScm. da ga
uprava %uporablja la domaGa de
la. Grozno SovraStvo jc vlkipelo
Y soletnikih do NIGGA. Nckega
dine so "a bcSno napadli in le ;
tezavo so "a reSili i'm odvedli Y
posebno celico. Sedaj je pa H.
bruhnil med krvniki prepir. Drug
drupe@a 50 toIV.i pri upravi. II
koncno sta 81 zarotila prva diva
protl tretlcmu IN sta ga tudi res
nlcno Spravila oh Sluzbo. To 81 ie
gnal od~Stavijeni krvnik tako k
Srcu, la ie izvrSil Samomor.
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(O2454)
Notice for Publication.


Department of the Interior, United
states lane office at M%issoula. Mon
tnna, April u, 1913.
Notice is hereby given tina William
Gould. of Bonita, Montana. who, on
July 20. 1910. made homestead entry
No. O2454, for list 1-205 for the west
half of the west half Of the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter,
west half Of the northwest quarter of
the southwest quarter of the. northeast
quarter, east half OF the northeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter, southeast quarter
OF the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter, east half of the north
east quarter of the southwest quarter.
southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter of
tile southwest quarter, east half of the
southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter Of the southwest quarter, east
half or the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter, east half of the
west half OF the southeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter, section 26,
township II north, range II west.
Montana meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make final five-year proof
under old law, to establish claim To
the land above described, before reg
lister and receiver of United States
land office at M~issouia, Montana. on
the I'd day Of June, 1913.
Claimant James as witnesses Will
lam G. Hughes of Clinton, Montana;
john Gaiser of Bonita, Montana. Har-
ny Cambrel of Missoula, Montana; Ed
dy Young of Missoula, Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL, Register,
4-22 to sci
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LAND SEEKERS.

VICTORIA. AUSTRALIA, WANTS
settlers. Special inducements Of
fered by the state government,
which owns land, water, railways
and free schools. Excellent climate;
resembles California;; no extreme
heat or cold. Small deposit and
81 IL years for purchase of lands,
adapted to every kind of culture.
Citrus fruits grow on same farm
with apples and pears; also wheat.
corr and alfalfa and sugar beets.
Ample markets, Exceptional oppor-
tunities in irrigated districts. Re-
duced passages for approved set
tiers. Government representative
from Victoria will shortly visit the
district. Write immediately for free
particulars to F. T. A. Fricke, 6S7
Market ST., San Francisco.
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FOR

160-ACRES, IMPROVED, FIVE
miles from railroad; about so acres
under cultivation; good water right
and barns and other buildings good
plastered four-room house; $45 per
acre. Address Fred GustavsOn
Nine Mile, Mont.