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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

fciac CrhtnanB, Go 3O--iei3- 3ir
" 8erdn6sruua ees aietans pou 2adese
gIeeuue eoH Hob assune>bis gagion gtpeHne. s
Gel - 6UOreHet bon BEN Staeirnib bsr
Stabt Gtrtiuuaii etaai Etia taB Der gnrbs
Gtab bon l1debe aSenus bon gtos aoetnse
big GGriou aoeuue. iei unb 6crfeIbs III bsets
ourtb pcyaaoeu iDie 'oIai. u6mltd:
gufnHeeHe an Der areusuug Der ubrhli1ea
GurbsgiHic oou pndcee abcrue ure her el:ii'
cben Gutb.2tG,s bpR sob abcuas aui nsr 6obe
bon htegbuubcrt. hebenuno svau8ia arb fets'
uno HenHsa 1uHbstiiieI gg} isfrs: haHn
GbficiecHe al Der Heis bon is35 uHo breiseha
SuuberIitel gtoseui fir stpc bHEbert Hnh htsss
rnsheb8ia ts13f5 taf 273oo) Sus sn hsr iUeii'
ltbea Gugt.euie bon aublulan SitdsP nno oef
eobe bon Hicrbunbert eff gHo eiunHbsnausia
eunscrt'iei i4il.2D 5us; iaan obiieieanb thr
oyejsja lSO) 3ub su oer o't!tHGH 9arb'giuie
bon Nu5iman Srabs nHo tgg 5abe ncu rier.
bunotrt sebH GHs iinfunbatsig snHetFtfiei
| (4iOsJD SUB; haHn aufiiristnb sn bes Mntr
bon Ciurm Hne dttiHnercgHBa SnHbetffisi
| 4rOgeut far tiutuunerf uub ie6sunbhselbia
| q as2a 'lr i36 O0l gHb su ecC sobe bon bier.
bauoert bretstbn uub fiin'Ir6iiui5sa nnrnsri.
/ 'isi l4i3 55) Ti3F. hnnu atNe.aeuo srs Der BATE
! ben BUei uro ftu'uuofau's,s euHberiiieI aro-
scui tir sDei5uHberi uRo sspC'uHoptersia q 56sx
! fir 242 Q0) FaB sa Der sucI.giHeu Qmbsetuis
| bon Carton aptraie nTb ber 9obe roH bier
| buHocrt fiebsn uHe HegGnHeosssia Suiterffisl
| t4o7.3s) SUE
| uno bas eer grab Der iab,i.eE Qurb.piuis
esrie.te itin iou MT esH 'alaeaesn Aasnae'
men.
! anfuHgeHh on Der arealuHg Der flofiteH
4 durbEinf pon Gaclebe aCTuRe Gre ber oiili'
4 Den 4urbsGtue bon sos N0cHas auf eeg Sc5s
( bon ulrbunbegt ncGunnes sf9dasig Gn6 etH
| c4iH5eri'ia iS2a0ig SAB; b1un ablis!aene 81
| Der Eale BON Neben HHo uCgasebu 6nHberffieI
| @Jo5eHI i4E gtUsuHoert {7JfsE far 100 00) ,suh
8u ber 9cby pou r5ufIE srf, esHuHestgaHsia Ia
ure eius.aHbnt:stg ,9uHssttiisf tS2i e21 ssuB.
tsegHer au'lHpcHb an heE treusuEg het ttias
liGeH Qa1bs4tnte bon Hacleee EesHne urln oer
rDeiilIGeH Iur5f2tHts noH Gnrf6n Hrtnae aai
Der eobe our stH5Inscr Heun nue ntegaue,
slpGusie euubtr3'ld j40g 2ss fsllS edun dsafs
I iisiaer6 az aey aate pou asarnne'e&ssls Sun.
( 0ettflel 3sTU5rct fir etu5ageefi 40 csTc tat
1000 fsEt sl 0eT eobe BON biefkaihgv. mean
anh breiaHearJnsis cuutertfirl ts0s - SAP
Iab EtcInCuNB 30 bs2, pasftri om 20
Eeptemtsr 1898 DC tm 6tosrfDtu1 tl1mii
iei uUb eieitlbe Il. 5ggoarH tptesrrafea.
2aiftri an Il. 5aHuar lgrS.
q q Qts
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gselaubia, artbgt gEpa. glsrl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

burd ieftaefeet iuis fcIpt, r,inlIscs &n'dnaenb
an Der Streuslius bet fioiiteu gnrbseinte bon
strbor Mbenue uno Der peifIfden Gurbsliirte
bon Ueil5brae glref,iie alii ber S1be bon suets
bunnert biersebn iiao oreiunb3nansig SuHoerts
iiel (21423) SUB; bdnn aufflegenc en ber
Aate bon etrem tfih oreiuitoiebs3ig 8uneertiicl
8rn3cnt fir smetbunpert ucbf NIB iteb5te pIirls
oertfieI (i .63q fir 20s.70) Sub, sn Der Sobe
bon 5meibuneert iteb8ebn uno oreiullbfeebata
nnberiftcl (2f763l tSitb, INTO bnb her Grnb
Der notniiheH Giirbspiuie berfeibe fetn fcu. init
ben foIgenocH ausnabHien:
InnupeHo ar ocr arens,ala ber noroltdclt
@urhseinie bon Arbor glneunc iub Der fpciilis
den Gmrh.2iuic pcti mhIsbtae sieeitne nrf Der
o0be bon 3fucibnheert smbif tnh tccnsnnnitebs
5in 9uuhcrtiiei PIP 78) SnB; oarn nufiieipeno
5 her 9iuic bon bier mo Bipaif Snnbcrtiict
Gro8cllt iitr dhhinnfilnfsia mn iebsia Gunoerts
| tteI t4t2lr fir ~ T0) Sus. 3u ner SBbe nnn
| 3wcibnnecrt ifnf8cbn ino nthi5cbn Suiibertitct
| (2l51sl iSuB.
RaHrt dm IS Sdlinnr 1913.
Gintcou d. 2obuton
RraFocut oes Stnbiratb3
| gcaIautigi: Arthur st y, GIerf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07
SiHe Groindns nc. a. 1918 =
" BUR fSeitfiegnna beA Rineaus Dor Esha

GciHe btndns. &c. 81 - 1913 -
" Bur 5eftfieanue bes aipeaus bon Setss
unbfe65iaiter Girnse. bon t9loin erabe) lest
Carthage 'Diie. bis eebanon Strnbe.
Gel es DeroreHsi bon benz 5,ahtratb ber
etaot Cincinnati Siaat Chic, tas ber Curb
8rao oon Observation-Disclosures gtrnbe, bon Gar.
fbaee Bile bis Ge5anou strnbe. isi nnb berfeI6e
tft bierbnr6 feiteefest mir folei. Hamlt: an.
faHsenb an oer streu5aHs ber nbroliten Curt.
atuie bon sehsaHofchaigfter Girnbe unb bes
Oftltden Gurbs bon Carthage @ife nuf Der sobe
bon febsiinOadisie unb Stpei SnrbertfteI
(selo2) Gut; ooun auffNieeno all Der Rate bon
orei unb adbtinbntetasa GlinosrkteI Rrosert far
5sreibuHeerf rierunpneaylssg nub rierurle snari.
aio funceytftel t3.s6N slr 264,2l) Iut Al ber
{rs!ui4sn GuSbs0tais ben Dstonou etfate wub
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

H Inc @efeIHtion, trelns es fir
~ notbrenofg erfIatf su berbsi'tra 6ieh
IoiHt acenue. bon 3drcau Grenns bis sum
n5rblinsn Gnbpuaft, burd 0rasiren. Sessn
bon QemsnisGurb Qiiaisrn bes Gabsmsss mt
gn6flelneH nHo aoairuiruns Der noitmeneisen
GraiHiruHaeH nnb 3nleis.
GEL es bef1lofeE eurn ben etnb.ratb hsr
gtaet Gtnriuaati Sinat Chie lesei giertsl
aIIsr basu erpdbIten MiioIieber abere!Hituss
u,eHo):
1Ab ~ bisrbsir1 tar notbmsnbts erfidra tpirb.
~ SerbsffsrH ssot astat 4beHus. boz Dnrosn
nsenus BIZ sam nsrsIi@en Un1pamt, bur4
Usasisst esssa Ben g1msob ensh, nl9tssa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07
Der S0bs BON febenunSneun,ia unb tnnfurlo.

Der S0be bon fiebenunSneunsis nHb fatfnTios
oier5ie Sunberftiet tD1.45) SuB
tlnb bah ber Wrab ber fiioliben Gurbsstnie
berfeihe iein fca NIT ben foigenben slnsHdhs
men: Mnianaenb an Der StrsuSuna ber flbIiheH
Gnrh.gtue bon Sehsunbfensafer 9trabe nno
ber oitliGen 0urbspinie ben Cartilage glfe afif
ala SmnberfiiG (s5.Ss) ,yiih. oatn Guitietaenb
an Der Rate bon stpe nnb fechsuuoiteb3ta Suas
bertfiei 8rosen fiir fiinf5ig q .T@d iiir B0.00l
,Suf. al Der 6nbe bctt accommodating uiio
iectsHrhneuil8ta Suuecfiftei 1880 SUB.
4utt om rs. Saiuinr 1918
Simcou ~. Spbnfcn
grdfioenf hes 5iabtrdihc.
FegInubiei Nrtbnr Sspp, eietf
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lc. inc l. mana, q Q. 5s-lSl3 - sur
@ppropriirllng bon &iocmbHm flr pHeni'
Nten @ebrcut fir bic eroifGun9 8erbreue'
rung uno 9erI1ueeruHa bon Stiles goenHe, zen
QOr6ett Strabe bic Eeta loeHne.
Gel es perorbHet oou benz Etaetratb Der
SiGot Cincinnati, Gtaai Ebto:
Eetiion /. 9aB in uebereinitlmrnns nit ,ei'
ner potber pa'figten HeiulattoH, peide bic a5s
lht sl'r appropriation ertldc., eaE Ha6folgeuo
bsftriebeTa Giaer!bum fei unb easleloe ~
hiereurd apptoprttri sam oneni!iten SeetaGf
fir bic Troffruns. Der6retterunG uHe 9erlaH'
gsrRug pon gltIes gtoenue. bon 2crbeit SiraBe
Bis 1eIia Ieeuue
MHiaHeeub an eiHem QuH'te an Der 0itIiten
NJnie pou 4otbeit @irase, beiaeier 4liHtt pil'
bet bic nureDeitit1e 81e BON Got 81 bon SIl
gours unterablbeiune eirtgeirageH In BUD 8,
Seiie II. 9. = A.; oaHu ot'lih eHtlang Der
nerbliteh einie bon 5eagier Got 81, uHo einer
8erlaugsTlHg bapoH 8u her mefili1en GIHie
DeftIicen qinse bon ZeItu aoeute elue Sirede
bon az lsuB, mebr poer meHlasr, 5u etuem
gunite ne!te 10 ae9enilber oer iaoltden g.
rie bon Riles Goeuae befiHDet 0eriGnaeri Diis
fpnrts; odriu fpelfIi4 uno parallel 81 Der 3Is
erfi bethriebenen Gtnie, uHn 40 5ub eHtfernt
onSon. cine Strete BON G9 SSus, Fnehr ooer
sperigeI su ber DeiilidleH Ginie bon Cot Ho. Z
BON iFiig0uts uuierabtbeiluHg. etHgetraeeH in
Boot a, 5etse So. p, IS. n oanH noroli1 eilts
lang Der DeiiIifeu Ginie bon beaQier Got SO.
7 etne strefe bon 90 'FuB, mebt ooer ipeHi9er,
81 Der floIiden Ginie bon GOT G7; baun fpss
LID entianG her iuoitcben gtnie bon pelagier
Got 81 etHe Strede bon 73 Sub, meier ODER iues
Wl9eIs gu peI pIlICDRI Gttlie Don AgIDefI StFuss,
bilbenb bic peit!ite 2tHie bon Cot 81 onnn
rorbIi6 eHiIans belagier lpeffIi6en pinie bon
Got 81 eas Etre5e oou 20 SUB su ber n3rbs
lt8er 9tnte bon befaQter Got bem Anfnuass
Dlase. (OsmiB oem ber5u be.aeingisH Blan)
. S.ssiou 2. 9at bfr giant Golieisor ft Hne otrs
ftlbs II btsgsnr4 autctftt ngs an9ptisn, Ah
.tu @srldt bon iOnpsteutsr Sarjseiiion bu tptRs
mr I'm .tp. 5arp saiommsnbattG.H, ip,ids siHt
Wnteriu6ure boruebneE uan ri, TeTaiituAa eb.
iGhysH ioG psl6s fur iolats Gissntbum 81 b.:
iebItE H.
Eeftior g. CAB bie Soften uno ausaa6en
fit 6efaete appropriation bon Der St1oi Gtts
rinHoii besabli Dereen folen aus bem Cribs
bs5 Bersaufes bon 8oHos. peIhe oon eer S.act
fifr fol4e 3spene aEseeseben perbeu.
&ssttou 4 Eisft GrcTans ion In Qrsft frsisu
urp Galfeftit tubtn bon aHb Rah e,m frtbs'iss
som Gtfse elaustsn 5sticanitt an.
eaffirt an 2s. Sanuar 1913
g. g BED
gs6ftoent 9ro Ten bes Staoirat6es.
Regaabigf: art9ur esp9, Glert
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Sebsus. 9triidernng.

Fhrn Sit es ieri--aetn Wann ooer Jrdu
fam fif eer'tGern lGilen ohre Die ctstrti1a
uuicria1rug befianben gu babeH. aEb aisrlcHo
ilns. sesbGlb: Tean Sic es issi Ireifu Gle
ben aEiabl6 OF crner BET mnb itlbsu gle J6fe
gomlif In bsT t,hefffsn sSsifs AZ ben mabias
fien staten 2Giftn 2se mi@ 1enen bic ge.
ipiHf,hie ausiDn'l asbea. Gtarlts sca6. II
hnltsr &les GtEEirnait
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TE inc Crbiuan5 30. As 1913 -
" 8ar ae'tffsunna bes 4beaus bon arbor
sioettue, BON Wius6rae aoenue 20s70 sSuB
fpeitliG.
Gel ss peroronet bon benz Stabtrath Der
Sfaot GinstrHnft. Etant Etie. bat Der garb.
L7os.7n 0ut lpsitfte. fd- ast sSfsiss 81 Eisp
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Sentidr4merif. EiabtuerbanS.

eeaie a5rnss iity, fiuhei in ber Central
1uIntals bic rrenaii4t 8eEfamn.gnu iiali.
IeicaaiFn uHb Htttaitsbet fuh fgsaEogntii ein'
pegaetn N.iI eealf4fm Srub
11hn z q na q b. Xrif.
asurp aIbers. @eiF. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

danitgah German EasEha iiarb am Tgr1stss
.aa otn Q. Tsbygar i'm Alist bon % JaeIeH.
Resrbigung bpai 1runerbaaie, 4e. I0si kSe'i
gibeun gtEnss. gm 3 lbr 3ormiti1ss.
1aEat Ssde etter. Nomceg Dte fe1,
4 W. Ioufe Hhiuiafti l.
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9ooes /. dnseigen.
90 ltarb IN ieiHer ssobnnna. nc, 537 Rod
.frunh Srinsbsimsr,

hi icHem so 2ebenSiobre Gte 2ett Der peer.
bignHp miro fpaler befanni nematbt. IL
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in Fciuem -. Ge6enejatre Die 5et Ger ges
RrbAlug rpirn lpdter belunnt gcmaDt. II
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3, u. y
Qrafbent Gro Ieu1 oes Sfaoirat5es.
aeeIou5,st: Grt5ur Gspe, elert.
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5ohnA,hm,

&c jtarb am 2nuneriiaa oen @. sSebr
1n13 Natuiitnae 2llhr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-07

Nl Y II "a u II 4 H.
Qr'tbeut hef Eiabiratfs
@eglau5igl: artsar GEEe gIsrf
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-03-27
NOT MUCH REAL DIFFERENCE
MIR. Tobe snaug D~Iscourses Pleasant
" on Subject Of City and Village
Society Gossip.

I fail to observe any great diner
snce." remarked Mr.. lobe snagg, .be-
tween the Gossip OF Society notes In
the city papers and the Purely Person
al items I'm the Goshkononk Gazette.
Of course. them rich people have long
or names and travel farther than us
humble Goshkonongians. but. after all,
when ! read that Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
bald Postlethwait Golden-Gawbs and
their SOP, T, Liyermore Golden-Gawbs,
have returned from motoring . n the
continent. while their daughter, Lorda
Watt Golden-Gawbs, will remain in
italy, sketching the old masters, / cant
see that intrinsically 1t differs much
from the simple statements in the
Gazette that Miss Gladys Trump sun
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-03-27
GOOD AND BAD ATHLETICS
Authority Gives a List Of Those Which
She Advises Giris to Give Up
or Avoid.

Miss Elizabeth Burchenal, inspector
Of athletics for the board of education
Of New York city, who recently made
. study OF athletics for girls. with the.
object Of determining what kind of
athletics are really helpful to girls,
and what kind harmful, has inter,
viewed forty women. all graduates OF
physical training schools and all OF
whom have had either practical expe-
rience In athletics OF else opportunities
Of observation. AS a result OF their
statements and Of her own experience
she has listed as condemned athletics
tor mature girls the broad jump, the
high jump In competition and pole
taulting, and as doubtful for the mat
ture girl the high jump, running more
than 100 yards in competition and
weight throwing. For the immature
girl the condemned athletics are run
ming more than 100 yards. pole vault
Ing and weight throwing. aud the
doubtful athletics are basket ball and
Geld hockey.
The safe athletics for mature girls
include. according to Miss Borchenal's
Investigation, archery. BAH throwing.
basket ball (women's rules). climbing,
coasting. dancing. field hockey, golf.
horseback riding. cross and side sad
die. indoor baseball which Is played
In the open air. low hurdles not In CON-
petition J; skating. skiing. ~snowshoeinx.
swimming. tennis and walking.
As especially beneficial for the ma.
ture girl Miss Murchenal lists climb
Ing. dancing. Jumping. in moderation;
running. In moderation, and not In
competition; skating. swimming and
walking.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-03-27
o TIC
We Can Make You Pass
Teachers Review Terms
open March Is and May 6.
Total expenses $26.95.
Humboldt College,
Humboldt, la.

F. D. Wicks a in Yankton
Wednesday.
Chas. Treiber made a business
trip to Kaylor Wednesday.
The dance by the z G. B. j.
lodge will be given in Odd Fellows
hall tonight.
Mrs. Fred Falkinberg went to
Vermillion Monday where she is
taking instruction in China paint
ing.
MISS Florence Brown completed
her term of school near Bridge
water this week, aud has returned
home.
Miss Simpson, of Dell Rapids,
is here this week visiting her sister
Miss Nellie Simpson, one of the
teachers in the high school.
Ben Brown has made application
for y position al fireman for the
Milwaukee, railroad, and he re-
ceived a pass yesterday with in
structions to report at Sioux City.
Mrs. Ross sifford was quite re-
lisvsd Wednesday when she got a
letter from her parents who live in
Council Bluffs, and was informed
that they we're not injured by the
tornado, although they stated that
buildings we're wrecked within two
blocks Of their home.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-03-27

oayed at wnflervr1e ,y.1a Apra Hen
sion and Ralph Slicer. our popular bar
Der, Mondayed in Hunkayunk, and Dab
Seeker Tuesdayed In Turgidtown at
the home Of his widowed sister whose
husband suicided two months ago after
arsoning the lumber yard. All the
parties concerned probably did all
the gadding they could afford, and In
any case not q soul in the livin' world
beyond the persons mentioned vas in
the slightest degree interested in the
recital"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-03-27
BON M COUNTY BANK

a little son of Saver Grundland
from Mitchell visited at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. Vim. Fairman
the fore part Of this week.
The train from the east Monday
WAS three hours late. caused BY d
washsout mar Rodney, Ia il the
Sunday night storm.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-03-27

There will be q Teachers Exam
ination given at Tyndall, on April
3D., to applicants for Second,
Third and Primary Certificates.
The fee is $1.O0. Applicants should
bring pen and ink, and strangers
should be identified.
GILBERT G. F1rEs,
w County Superintendent.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-03-27
Azure FOR Eczema

Eczema il any form, whether
scuts q chronic, i easily and
rapidly overcome BY the use 81
MeIlsol Eczelna Remedy. Gives
positive relief when all others fail.
and We heartily mmend ii is
any sufferer: Burns Drug Oh, *
clusivs agents.-Ady.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-03-27
FHB CITIZEN REPUBLICAN
P. 4. BLISS, Editor 4 Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION 500 pen YEAR.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY

Chas. Treiber was in Sioux City
last Saturday.
N. Jungmann spent Sunday
with friends in Trip.
Miss Emma Goehring went to
Parkston Wednesday.
Get your paint now. Only SITS
per gallon at Birkinbine & Browns.
Miss Olive Bollman, who is
teaching in Alcester, spent Sunday
here with her sister.
j. L.. Hutchinson returned to
Sioux City Monday after spending
several days at home.
We have all kinds of marbles for
the Boys. Burns Drug 4 Jewelry
Co.-Adv.
Mr.. Lorenz Tschirgi, a cousin
of 0. J.. Bruhn, visited here over
Sunday. He lives at Brogan,
Oregon, but had been to Iowa
with the remains of his father who
died in Oregon and was taken back
to his old home for burial.
W, J. Johnston who has been
living in Mitchell and working for
the J.. |. Case company, informs
Us that he has decided to move
back to Scotland, as he can make
his territory more handily from
here than from Mitchell.
If you like good music, high
class singing and refined comedy,
don't miss the show Friday and
Saturday nights of this week at
the Opera House in connection
with the Moving Picture Show.
Admission 1Oc and 2Oc.-Ady.
Frank Plattner has taken a posi-
ton as clerk in the Bon Homme
County Bank. Until the end of
the school year he will work only
out of school hours. He is in the
senior class, and when his course
is finished he will put in his entire
time at the bank.
G. E. Stoddard, county auditor
!of this county, and Mr.. Mckinney,
auditor of Charles Mix county,
were here between trains Monday
on their way to Pierre to attend
the annual meeting of county
auditors, held for the purpose of
discussing rules for assessment in
the various counties.
Harper Lucas, who has been
living on the j. Il. Freese farm
two miles north east of baylor,
will hold an auction sale OH the
farm next Monday, March 3lst,
and will dispose of sill of his horses
cattle and farm machinery. On
account OF failing health Mr.. Lucas
is obliged to give up farming and
will move back to his old home in
Illinois.
W. G. Haynes returned from
Sioux City last Saturday. He
went for the purpose of buying a
car load or more of Hereford COWS
TO put on his farm but did not find
what he wanted. He found only
eight head in Sioux City that we're
satisfactory and these we're held at
W per hundred. Had there been
enough for a car load he would
have taken them at that price.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
has been working the past few
weeks to raise sufficient money to
purchase q piano for the church.
Sunday evening at the close of the
Easter services additional contri-
buttons we're solicited and the fund
was increased until it was an
nounced that enough had been
raised to pay for 9 very good in.
strument, and that it would be
ordered at once.
At the recommendation Of the
tax commission assessors this year
will be instructed to assess all
property at its full cash value.
This has been the law for some
time, but in practice the valuation
has been placed at about One-third
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-03-27
MosIem Women In future Liz.

MosIem Women In Future LIE.
Are women admitted to p%aradise?"
is a question that is often answered
In the negative. We find, however,
moro than n passage in the Koran
that distinctly speaks Of a future life
In paradise for women. The most
often quoted is the one promising the
faithful that he will meet in paradise
besides his own earthly wives seventy
two houris-not an attractive pros
pect for the poor women. who have
suffered enough In this life from the
humiliations Of polygamy! But in
the fourth Sura we find the following
more definite statement: But whose
doeth good works, whether he be
male or female. and is a true beliep.
er, they shall be admitted into para
disc, and shall not in the least be
unjustiy dealt with.'"-Life In the
Moslem East. by Pierre Porssd,na
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-03-27
SHOWED SCENES OF GRIMES
Partisan Burglar Took Magistrate on
Tour and Pointed Out Residences
IS LIE SSI.kf~~

TOUT ana FoInSGO OUC
of Hls Victims.
A man named Rene Foerschler, aged
twenty-nine. who Is in the Sante
prison (Parts), awaiting trial on a
charge Of burglary. recently wrote to
M. Poncet, the magistrate in charge
of his case, confessing. to EOS other
burglaries. The magistrate at first re-
fused to believe him. whereupon the
prisoner offered to take him on a per-
sonaIy conducted tour Of the scene OF
his exploits. The other morning.
therefore, M. Poncet, the prisoner and
two policemen set out In a cab for a
drive round the streets Of Paris. In
the course Of the day Foerschler
pointed out thirty-two houses at which
he had committed burglaries. The fol-
lowing day the experiment was re-
peated, and the scenes Of %forty-two
other robberies were pointed out The
two next days, also, the magistrate
resumed his task. Foerschler has a
wonderful memory. He pointed out
the different houses without hesitation
and even remembered little details,
as, for example, that such and such
q house formerly had no carpet. He
aflrms that in the course of his ca
reer he has stolen 500 watches, 1,432
earrings, 1872 silver plates. 80 gas MT
tings, 8 tie pins and SO gold
brooches.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-11-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

LEWISTON, Nov. 21.-Fore-
cast till 5 p. M, Saturday: Prob
ably rain or snow tonight. Sat-
urday fair.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-11-21

FOR SALE = GOOD, ALL-AROUND
team, weight 1900, with harness and
wagon at bargain. Also good
drop-head sewing machine $40 il
taken at once. Enquire at 100 S.
jackson. 47-49pd
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-11-21
NEW PLAN BROUGHT TRADE
Company Store Makes Horizontal Cut
in Prices Because Of Too Much
Profits.

CHARLESTOWN, w. Va, Nov. I'll
A company store which supplies two
mining camps a mile apart in territory
tributary to the Virginia metropolis
today enjoys the distinction of being
the first merchantile establishment on
record to voluntarily make a fiat re-
duction of eight per cent on every
thing upon its shelves because it was
earning too much money" And now
sirloin steak at twenty cents per
pound is a regular piece de resistance
Chat doesn't mean it isn't tender) /;
rib roasts at fifteen cents makes them
frequent on any table in the region,
and the best quality of goods-by
package and by the pound-are dis
played at prices which carry the I'M
initiated back about twelve years
when the high cost of living bugaboo
was not so rampant on the horizon.
IF we make too much money we'll
quit" declared the president of the
company And then he wanted the
store manager that only very nominal
returns on the investment would be ac-
ceptable to him. But in spite of the
general cut in prices, a larger and