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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-09
For Pianos see W. 81. Miller.

For Pianos see W. 81. Miller.
Monday, Dec. Is, at the Opera
House, the 'Lyceum Entertainers
A trio of splendid artists with a
program that is snappy and clever.
Secure your reserved seats early at
Brooks Drug Store.
Chas. Bush and wife from Kings
burg and Arlie Turner and family
of Ethan enjoyed a family gather
ing at the Schmidt home northeast
of town Tuesday, and the men
took in the Woodman doings Tues
day evening.
A dozen photographs dozen
Xmas gifts. Can you beat it at
the price? See Wilcox about it.
The old residents of Scotland will
be interested in learning that VIM.
z. Swartz died at Pueblo, Col, on
November 18th, after an illness of
about four weeks. The remains
were brot to Sioux Falls, the home
of his wife's people for burial Mr..
swartz was for some years in the
drug business in Scotland, being a
partner of our late townsman, W.
E. Bardwell. After the store here
was sold to G. N. Lawton, Mr..
Swartz located in Telluride, Col,
and in 1892 moved to Pueblo where
he was engaged in the drug bust
ness until his death.
An 8 in. Ice Plow with mitre at
tachment, and a Simpson com
putting scale for sale very cheap.
Adv. Jno. Wittmayer.
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Das E06fts aHf der Melt.

5ti33e non gtrbOIf Sdpar3fOpf.
drau adt6e grud FAB am 6snitsr IL
res rei3snOsn tleinen Salons unb be-
o6udtsts, ME in ben berbItIi4 tabs
len Qnlagsn ouf benz pluss Dor BEN
SauIe Ole leBteu gIdttsr Don ben
gdumsn fieIen.
Geit elmer Stunoe itanO is iHon
od, Die belize 5tirn an bic tuhlsn
|G6eiben gspreBt. aber bic q%udlenoen
gebauten, Die lie bebrdngten pie els
ne fpiloe uno unbormbsratgs Wtents,
poafen nift CUR Ruhe iommsn.
Sgrau &Gtbe 8rud mar eIHe luns
ae un0 I60ne 5rar, bic allen Sruno
bate, nit ibrem @eIdid 5ufrieOen gu
fein. Sic mar e. uu9 inner genes
len unb IN ben iInf Sdbren, bic iie
nun an Der Ssite hires 0tannes lsb'
ts, botts es teine Ginnbe. gsiapeige
sinsn Sag gegeben, ben ik ii6 anoers
gefpanidt bate. Sbre Gbs, Die aus
Qisbe gei6loFen porben mar, ipos
ni6ts Settsnes it, mar aud mad
ablauf Der Jlitterppfen cine ipnbrs
un6 pirtlide 2iebesebs gebIiebsn,
unb nismdno, Der G~rfabrung beiiBt,
fam bsItrsiten, oab bas niat iebr
bGufig Der Goa gu iein pfIegt. Sino
e oo9 grobe bic 2iebeseEsn, Die,
Denn Der srFe bolbe Rouf4 babm
ift, Iei9ter unb ifneIer in Ole Bril-
DE Su geben pflessn, uls oie anoeren,
DIE ip<nigsr nit Dem 6er3sH dls aui
OebeiB beg aopfss 9ei4lohen lUer'
Den. Run, Jrau adtbe bIisb Dor
bisism traurigsn Cos betDabrt, bean
ibr Mann true fe nuf 9aHbeH uno
nurDs ui9t miios. ieinen Gbrseij
ouretn gu feben, ibr ieoen Buuid
gu erfiilsn, nod tbe sr ousgsiprohsr
iDor. 0bspor ibn feline ousgsoebnt,
proris - tr mar 4r3t - Gag uni
gloft in aHIprun nabnr, bate q
bod INNER 3eit fir iit, unO 70 mad
te e Iin pie BON feibit, bob ons
9enubtfein, ibm bos 60dfe cuf oel
Melt 3u ltin, iurinsr ritbr urb msbi
aeFs BON Der EleiltH Brdu trsriIf
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BOlitiide s%anfnamrH.
gair Nlntter.

SSiE Whit.
lit 10 itoI3 ipie mir in Der 8eLt2
~llniere Sobne 8ngen binaas ms EeID.
5Ir aailer unN aeid, gu Erue uHb
8ehr,
- GeutIdfan6s gllte far 9euti1laros
Chr
3u ite6n deer fallen = mics @ott gee
fault,
Sober Singing Elm 0taun. ieber Iarn
Ell. 6eLbi
Sag SOFT iGneH etdbie fell
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8ir fpiieu 1ae, es mubte iein,
2sir trageu es TAPER nno ifider ms
0rein;
Nur mnIdlmdI-io i'm @oribergeben -
8leiben pobl 5rpei 3ufnmmen teben;
9Pit Gugen. BON heimlidlen Srditen pers
brnnnt,
aeiden tie lid bic 8itternbe 6Grb.
Ga bridts aus Der 8rult tpie ein
Sdret:
Ieirer III aud babel.
8 3eit 10 bartl - . 3et 70 grobi
8ir ale trngeu Ods sIeide Cos,
Gin eng ger 0ebanie nit uls eebf,
Gin @Loube-etn 9cffen-sin 6es
bet:
~6erreott, Iab 9eutidldnb uidt berbers
ben,
Sir cas nui ere Gobue blnten urA
iterbenl"
Serr, bore ner Daiitter GHretl
@eiuer lit aud bdbeil
llna Dor mir iteigfs auf-eine giiiof:
Sd bore ben Stirm Der gloden ihcr,
9ronmeltpirbeI nnb 6urrdruf
Sn Noien n~erIintt Der @oIie Ont
Bon SiegesgelGut bic Cuff srpr6bnt.
Gle lommen, lie iomn1enl-2orbeerges
front,
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MALT,
limb fiber bic OeutThen QdHbe iHdIIt
Gin ein5iger iath5enber Ghrei:
llub meiner lit aud cabeil
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ttr6ro6en botts. 8ds fleins, buns
me Mdo6en, ods hire Ssslt bepets
bsrgt bate. fdloB fir inner be aus
gen. 5rau adtfs grud mar eubs
gHltig Brau geprrOen. reif fir Dos
8r5bte oes Meibes: In 9OfFuuug Su
barren, in gafung gu trnsen.
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ben mochte cine lonoiaTs, miibe Sc.
meounc. Damn itonb sr pis Der.
fsin,rf.
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men paren, rebete feinsr. 5il
blieben bel Der 8lr ftebeH, BE 4u'
gen auf Daniel 2era seriGtst.
geiftDrt uro NIT erloifetsH Nau'
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tets! Btr fDeroen rIft olsI0eri
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eins asfpsttsp,tfpn.

Cine RsfpeftspsrfpH.
Msr lit oenn oas iuH9e MGb9en.
Oas Dor benz 21ben tpartst2 I
Die @eliebte bon unIerem 2tbrIing.
@olo - dIIO eute Gtiftsbdmt!
@%eneroI Ran III @ub.
st Dos EN- Rsinfoni Sd
Dofte, i'd fofnte BON 0ot NuIieit
bod nod mas lernen! @as Icrni
MANI 2~nuien!"
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onoere Wsofuder bisIes eroutn
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Hbsr, ben gsrqlfod in Der Saup.
einsn lsidtbepodten Rudiad binter
ben Gdultsrn. Mie arpsi dbnlihe
griber uarsn bic beibsn in bieiem
ftumpTsn. aneg umInliebenpen 9rau
MIR bab bsr cine luna unb
Tdlont mar. Der onoers alter uno
FeIlsr. 1in6 Der cine tuonosrts has
fenb aeosn bic Rar binauf, Der
anbere bebte feudenb binunf.r ae,
oeu bos Sal Der Wliira.
qls Der 9oa srpa6te, pertpans
oelteu ii9 bic 6loden in oiinnen
Rsgen, Der Den tleinen S6nes uon
Der Grbe nsgfrnB.
aas 90ben tparsn eingsbiiat in
i9pere lanaiam 3tsbenos Bolten.
Bsnn oas 0rau 1l9 tluttste. LAP
man Do orobsn bic tpslBsH Manoe
u1lo EN- nelBes 9stp'rbel. Auf Den
Bergen muBts idiperer S1nss &C.
fallen ietn, uno Sturrne iplslten
nit ihn.
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nit BEN fnnenosn Hsgen uilo mil
ben fpeIten 8ldtterr, Die er ME MIN
3ige 8nrteH nit gelten uno rotten
SegslH ubsr Die braursn pfusen
trteb.
IS mar nidt 9emltlta auF Der
StraBe. Hnb oeHnot bltsbsn irls
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O. qobfte[.

Marten0 ftanosn bic beiben auf
Der buntlen StraBe: GriB 8intsr
unb Der ate Roth.
Der naFs G6nss, Der ba trdgs
berunterfiel, biate oae 9inss oes
Qbenos in einsm tlebrigen Mons
tel. G6muBiges @aFer rteieIts IN
ben GeleiIen oes Deges. nno tiihl
par'g. Der oItt GOth fr0iteIte in
Tsiner bInnen Sopps. gr bate Biz
1dufte in ben 6ointoidsn unb aoa
Bic S6ultern bod. llnb iagte, Die
al na4bentlt6sr Qntiport auf eins
6roge bes anoersn: p6err - beim
0'riht pirb bic Sud- oapeiI an
5oten babsn. % brin ieBt, in ber
Club, bn bnt's g'beiBen: an
Tfauen unb glauben. 8eim ":
riht heibtg: bepsiisn!4
sSriebrid bort. BON garten bsr
bic G6rttte 2Hbborgs unb ipranc
inn entgsgen. ~9eina! aai9! Bii
maIfea i'm einbolsn!"
5einri6 antpOrtete ni4t slei6
81 faloB fir siusn Momert BIZ
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sabsr 5etn3!-
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trot ouf BEN fhouernoen MIten 3u
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biinn onaesoget Tinb. Mnhen Sic
baB sic mad 5auie tommen, ionf
bolen sic I'D NOS! 9uts Ra6t'
limb griiBen sic ben erasmus Dor
uns beiben! Bir reiien mDrger
friib.'
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8 ig eb aIpeil g 9'f4eittite
boB f6 Der Wtsuid f6Iafen legt.
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len. Qber bann brehte er I'D
flint. fdob bic 5GuIte fpieber In BIZ
6OientaI6en unb s~Ottslte nit ist'
nen f6tDeren SduheH in bic TN
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GtraBe bin. sunb LAB rubig re-
ben nit biz! Mas milf bu Dor
ibmR SEPT nOh2 Gin gsisnntnis
bag tlarer lit ols ienes, bas mi
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hof er f6on bic rsttenbe Qiee ter
tia in Der sof6s. Ober Diaff b
i'm ouf Der 6troBe an ben 9alI
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furnrn ben 4rm bOr bic Mugen
limb IdDsigsrb Dortste aubbOrS
Conn gingen Fs Iunsiam ihrsn
9oufe 81.
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Elm 5srtrsttnes JHistt nHo tdig
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Grau Battle Ias unb las. Gins
nal, Stpeinol unb pisoer. Cine
brenneioe Snom dbsr ibre tIeinIIs
DIE, tOriGts 3psifeIiudt fieg IN ihr
auf, SugleIh nit einem erobsH
@liidsqefubI uno elmer iGben aneit.
Sect, jebt, in oieitr Gtnnbe forns
te Dernsr In GeFnbr, iptna ni9t pers
punoei, Ooer gar tot iein! Nber bdim
Frid iie ft6 iiber bic Siirn UNI
nuhm ibr gngstperf ouf no lie Is,
loIs Der Britt nftommsn lpnr. uus
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gtntuaaa'auWtiIuus

1911 eOparb q.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS

"Why We Must Know Sociology"
subject of opening of Sociology Class
and Discussion club, Workers msti-
tute, Friday, 8 p. m. VIM. Thurston
Brown, lecturer.
American Business Prosperity as
Related to the Settlement of the
War" subject of Edw. A Filene's talk,
City Club luncheon, Thursday.
Jitomirer Progressive assn tea
party and concert, West Side audito-
rum, Racine aV. and Taylor, Satur-
day p. m.
Speakers Single Tax club, Schiller
hall, "a W. Randolph, Friday evening:
Thos. W. Allison, Henry Booth House,
Some Problems of a Settlement"
Chas. Weidler, Indiana legislature
member, What Single Tax Means to
Me-" ..
Workers University society, GAR
rick theater, Sunday, 2:30, 1.-The Evo-
luton of Property Arthur M. Lewis.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17
JUST HIS WAY

She sent her husband out to shop;
He had some crackers listed,
But he brought pretzels back, poor
pop,
He always got things twisted. i
Puck. I
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17
cRITIcIsE SCHOOL METHODS AT
BANQUET

]. Stitt Wilson, former mayor of
Berkley, Cal, was honored by ban
quet at the Stock Exchange restaur-
ant by the members of the Chicago
Socialist Fellowship last night.
Wilson spoke on the rebuilding of
civilization after the war and told
how the present ideals of school ed
ucation would have to be scrapped
before anything could be accomplish
ed.
"The present school system turns
out trained monkey, an imitator,"
said Wilson. Eve need a new sys-
tenn of education which will turn out
efficient human beings"
Margaret Haley, business agent for
the Chicago Teachers Federation,
declared that even an adverse deci-
sion of the supreme court would not
be needed by the teachers, and told
how they we're trying to protect the
children against the evils of economic
anarchy which would result from the
contemplated system of dual educa-
ton.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17
MINISTER'S CALL ON MAYOR TO
END GARMENT STRIKE


Resolutions calling upon the mayor
to use the power he possesses to end
the garment workers strike by de-
handing arbitration have been
adopted by the Baptist Ministers
assn, the Episcopal Ministers assn,
called The Deanery, and the Chicago
Political Equality league.
The Deanery has appointed COM
mittee to sit with the Jane Adams
citizens committee seeking arbitra-
ton of the strike. The Political
Equality league urges adjustment of
all industrial troubles by arbitration.
Some phases of the suffering the
mayors strike attitude is causing
among families of strikers is expected
to be told at the Saturday afternoon
meeting of the P E. L., when VIM. o.
Thompson will tell of the relationship
of trusts to unemployment, and Rev.
Irwin st. John Tucker will talk of the
Chicago unemployment problem.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17

And right in the midst of Villas
worst troubles, U. S. officials have
seized $4,000 good, hard U. S. dol
lars that Villa had stored up at FL
Paso against a rainy day or a Car
rama day. Tough luck! Villa may
now have to stay in Mexico -
NEW YORK STocKS.-Many war
stocks fractionaIly down at OPEN
ing. Bethlehem steel led at noon.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17
WEATHER FORECAST

Rain tonight and Thursday; colder
Thursday afternoon or night; lowest
temperature tonight considerably
above the freezing point; increasing
easterIy winds shifting to westerly
Thursday. Temperature Tuesday:
Highest, ~; lowest 90
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-27
ALLIES HAVE AGREED
 AS ID REPR|SALS
RetaliatOry Measures Prob ably Will Be Announced
 Monday

London, February 26.-T:40 D. m] France. Russia, England, servia and Bel. gium are said by English officials to be in absolute accord as to reprisals to be made on Germany, Austria and Turkey in retaliation for the German submarine campaign. England was in conference with her allies concerning reprisals be- fore the receipt of the last American note making informal representations looking to the discontinuance of subma- rine activities and to the admission of food to Germany for her civil popula- tion.
 While it can be authoritatively stated that the nature of the reprisals have not been agreed upon absolutely as vet. England and her allies have decided upon the main points, which probably will be announced Monday by Premier Asquith in a statement for the press Simultaneously the position of all the opponents of Germany toward neutral countries whose trade is so vitally af- fected by the present naval methods will be submitted to the neutral governments
 American Ambassador Page and the British foreign office have refrained from publicly discussing the terms of the Amer ican note but the foreign office has in- timated that the probable statement of Premier Asquith on Monday will not be direct answer to the American note but a long promised elucidation of the intimation made by Sir Edward Grey. secretary of state for foreign affairs, and the other cabinet members that reprisals against Germany would doubtless be necessary.
 There is every reason to believe that England fully intends to make all food stuffs for Germany absolute contraband, thus cutting off the movement of ships to German ports and making export trade by sea impossible.
 Great interest is being shown by the British press and the public in the prob- able treatment of cotton under the new system of reprisals. The belief seems to be general that both cotton and food will all become absolute contraband.
 British officials are now persuaded, they state, that several ships which at first were reported as having been destroyed by mines were victims of submarines.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES
Mortgage Sale

MOrt8a&e saie
 Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a mortgage executed and delivered on the 10th day of Feb rusry, 1910, by J. P. Couch and Frances A. Couch to Mary C. Robertson, for the purpose of securing the payment of certain indebtedness described there in owned by the said J. P. Couch to the said Mary C. Robertson, which mortgage has been recorded on page deeds in the office of the judge of probate of Jefferson county, Alabama, default having been made in the pay ment of said indebtedness. the said Mary c. Robertson as the mortgagee named in the said mortgage, will at 12 o'clock. noon. on the 7th day of April, 1915. in front of the principal southern door of the courthouse of said Jefferson county, in the city of Birmng ham, Ala, sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, the property conveyed by the said mortgage. which property is described as follows, to- wit:
 Part of lots Numbers one t1) and. two CD in block two CD. said prop erty being described and designated in accordance with the map made for o. w. Wood. Sr., by A. O. Wilson and recorded in map book number 8 on page 22 of the map record in the pro bate office of said county and state, more particularly described as follows: Begin at a point b4 feet south of the intersection of Fifty-seventh street and Second avenne, north; thence east wardly about 100 feet to the east line of lot number g. thence southwardly about 4S feet; thence westwardly about 100 feet: thence northwardly about 4S feet to point of beginning; being sit uated in Woodlawn, Jefferson county. Alabama, together with all improve ments thereon and belonging thereto.
 MARY c. ROBERTSON,
 Mort gagee.
 Tillman, Bradley & Morrow attor- neys for mortgagee 2-20-27-3-6-13-27
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-27
LETTERS TO EDITOR
Miss Engle's BirthpIace

To tho Editor Of The Age-Herald:
 Is g. woman (even suffrage worker) born in Virginia and living in Maryland obliged "to weather repeated attacks on the part of The Age-Herald as to the place of her nativity and residence?
 Miss Lavinia H. Engle. field secretary of the National Suffrage association, is not a southern girl from New Jersey Tor was she so introduced to members of the Alabama legislature. She is native daughter of Virginia, and undoubtedly understands the cotton situation, politi- clans in general and particular, but per haps not reporters who publish inaccu- racies Yours very truly, 34
 PATTIE RUFFNER JACOBS,
 President Alabama E. s. A. Birmingham. February 26 1915
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-27
War Correspondents
 To See Real Fighting
By "Hop"

Ottawa, February 26.-A message from the British war office to the Canadian government indicates that the war cor respondent soon is to have a limited op- portunity to see fighting. The cablegram read:
 Tt has been decided to permit small patches of war correspondents to proceed to the front in a series of tours of about six days each beginning March l."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-27
CARRIES EXHIBITS
 TO SAN FRANCISCO

Avonmouth, England, February 26.-tvia London, S:55 p. m.)--The United States naval collier Jason sailed today with European exhibits for the Panama Pacific exposition. Some of the exhibits were left on the dock, as the Jason had re- ceved orders from Washington to expe- dite it's departure.
 No special precautions were raken when the Jason departed, only the ordinary pilot boarding the vessel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-27
WILL TRY TO MAKE
 INDIANS SURRENDER

Washington, February 26.-Commis- sioner Sells of the Indian bureau for warded instructions to bureau agents to- day to employ all possible means to in duce hostile Flutes in Utah to surrender.
 Sixty Flutes, who recently left the Nav ajo reservation, have agreed to return, bureau agents reported and that was in terpreted as likely to influence the hos tile band aiding Tse-Ne-Gat to resist ar- rest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-27
Celebrate Golden Wedding

Greensboro, February 27.-(Special) MT. and Mrs. Robert B. Waller celebrated their golden wedding on Tuesday. A fam fly dinner party was enjoyed, after which from 3 to an informal reception was held, when 8 hundred or more guests called to congratulate this popular couple. The house was aglow with golden daffo- dils and many candles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-27
Honors Turkish Minister

Frankfurt Germany, February 2e-(Via London II D. m.)-Emperor William has bestowed the iron cross on Enver Pasha Turkish minister of war, a Constantino- pie dispatch to the Frankfurter Zeitung says.