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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-13
TYPHus ON BORDER.

sprung Up here. the third case in three
weeks. The case has been isolated.
The other two cases were st Santa
Ritz. near Hurley. One of them was a
recent arrival from Old Mexico, who
recovered and the other a local intec-
ton. who died.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-13
SENATOR JOHNSON TO SPEND
WEEK IN SOUTH DAKOTA

washington. D.. c., April 10.-Sena-
tor Johnson has gone to South Dakota
to remain a week. 1t is given out here
that he has gone on personal business
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-13
Get Plenty.

visitor-Do you give your dog any
exercise?
owner-Yes, he goes for a tramp
every day.-Burr.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-13
eek To Bring Villa Man
Chase to Critical Stage:
Mounted Forces Press On
is. Bottom, plant in Pitts.

the city, one of them circled over it as
a farewell salute to the populace. The
flying conditions over this route We're
reported excellent.
General Pershing moved his head
quarters south today to a point where
1T is in closer touch with the actual
field Of operation south of Satevo.
FEAR SALAZAR MOVE.
Ell Paso, Tex, April 10.-There was
considerable mystery today over the
reported crossing of the border by
Gen. Ynez Salazar, the former Huerta
general, who has been living here, n
who is said to lave n into Mexico
with avowedly hostile intentions to-
ward the United States. The story Of
the crossing was old the police by a
man who had been closely associated
with Salazar. An Investigation was
made and later the police announced
they believed the story to be true. Mrs.
SalaZar was questioned and said her
husband was away from home, but
she did not know where he a She
denied, however, that he had entered
Mexico.
In the meantime a proclamation was
issued purporting to be signed by Sal
azar. in which he called on all pa
triotic MeXicans to join him in the
protection of Mexican soil. Ell Fego
Baca, who defended Salazar at his trial
for gun running. declared that the sig
nature to the proclamation was unde-
niably genuine.
The proclamation indicates that Sal
azar proposes to organize a revolu-
ton against C~arranZa, but not in favor
OF Villa, whom he calls a bandit.
1t is believed that if Salazar and his
adherents have crossed the border they
did so not far from Ell Paso, probably
to the west. If this be correct, Sala-
Ears first operations must be in tho
state of Chihuahua and officials here
believe he may attempt to foment dis
turbances among the C~arranza troops,
now reported gathering in increasing
numbers in northern Chihuahua.
1t is pointed out that if the reported
cooperation of the Carranzaistas and
American troops is to be believed, the
new revolution will have hard shedding.
COFFEE is GOLD" IN MEXICO.
Pershing's Camp at the Front In
Mexico, April s, (by aeroplane and mo-
tor truck to Columbus, N. No April
10.-"Gold" is the word which has been
adopted along his front to describe
coffee. A teaspoon of coffee will buy
more than a gold coin, n the rich
color of the coffee. enhanced by it's
scarcity has fixed the nickname for this
campaign. An officer at this camp to-
day. dealing out the days coffee ra-
ton to a soldier, advised him to saw
his coffee grounds for second boiling in
case of temporary delay in the arrival
of a new supply.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-13

Ever notice how many females OF
the species wear hair that looks as IL
it had been nailed on by q carpenter
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-13
IN WESTERN CANADA
she Who viii and Does Work win
Not Want"

she VINO VIII and Does Work will
Not Want"
As in the United States it Ia said
that the Mennonites in Canada ara
very much oppressed, and have to suf-
fer from a great deal ION account OF
the War in Europe) and / have been
requested to write something about
this, ] will do SO.
I came with my parents A. D. 1874.
T- from Southern Rus
Does not STA to America
Fear South Dakota, and
Expressions. A. D. 1907 / came
with my family
here to Western Canada, here we have
found a healthy climate; the acre
yields On an average more and wheat
is better than in South Dakota. What
concerns the Government, up to now
we have had a good one, have been
able to liyesaccording to our creed and
have not been oppressed in any way,
and / believe: All Mennonites, who
live according to the fundamental be-
'liefs of the Mennofites and to Gods
word, as their guide, will agree with
me.
He, who, here in Canada, will and
does work, will not want. So much as
an answer.
Remain your friend,
(Sgd.) DIEDRICH GOOssEN.
Very few farmers cultivate the habit
OF keeping careful accounts Of their
receipts and expenditures, showing at
the end Of the year a balance, either
for or against. The farmer of Western
Canada is no exception to this. It Is
felt if more careful bookkeeping were
resorted to there that much better re.
ie.--:-----1 go Tsults would be OBJ
Statistical osaee- tanned and shown.
Iment Shows a DivII There is the cas-.
dend of $3.50 in Eof the Crowfoot
4o1s Farming Co., Of
---- Crowfoot, Alberta.
1t has Just issued a certified statement
1913, 1914 and 1915. This Company
has had for the past few years about
1900 acres in wheat and between 200
and $50 In oats. The total operating
and general expenses for 1912, includ-
ing interest at SO and depreciation at
1870, were $12,5S7, for 1913 S17,506, for
1914 SISTED, and for 1915, $29, 304.43.
Expense per acre Of land in crop was
$3.50 in 1912, S11.57 in 1918, s11,7O in
1914, and $17.S7 in 1915. Total re-
ceipts were $15,531 in 1912, $30,661 in
1913, $~31,5S9.87 in 1914, and $62, 520.26
in 1915. The percentage earned upon
capital invested was $40 in 1912,
5000 in 1918, % 13 in 1914, and 500 in
1915, in which year it paid a cash divi,
dend of $50.
The Company's statement shows
that the average dates of finishing
seeding was April Goth; the average
date commenced cutting was August
18th.-Auyertisement.
Most Prominent.
During a talk on character the teach,
Or held up a picture Of a kind-faced
old man.
Who is this?" she asked.
"Longfellow," chorused the class.
Good said the teacher. Mary,
tell US what you notice about his
face?"
Lots Of whiskers," answered Mary,
promptly.-Judge.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-13

LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES
One size smaller after using Aliens eoot'
Ease, the antiseptic powder for the fest
Shaken into shoes and USED IN ISoa.oa toai
easy. and gives instant relief to corns ane
bunions. Try it today. Sold everywhere
&c. For FREE trial package; Actress
Allen S. Olmsted, lie Roy. N. Z. AaV.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-13

As in the United States it ia said.
chat the Mennonites in Canada are
very much oppressed. and have to suf-
fer from a great deal ION o OF
the War in Europe) and / have been
requested to write something about
this, ! will do SO.
I came with my parents A. D. 1874.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-13

Very few farmers cultivate the habit
of keeping careful accounts Of their
receipts and expenditures, showing at
the end Of the year a balance, either
for or against. The farmer Of Western
Canada is no exception to this. It is
felt if more careful bookkeeping were
resorted to there that much better re.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-04-13

suits would be OBJ
tanned and shown.
There is the case
of the Crowfoot
Farming Co., OF
CroWfoot, Alberta.
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~Stittungs }ef
Der %,,SaTOnia"!

Ser 8erein oSngonia" peranItoE.
tet am fomu1euoen Gonntaq. Den
10. Gebruar, ieil 25.i15rigeS 9Th
ttngsfeit. Gin Neutrality-suspicious.
beitebt nm Idon Oieie 8eretnigang
Der friiberen 8%eluo6ner 0eS genlilt.
Iifen SofienlanOes, mo tire 8e.
Miitlidfeit Gaben iie iid big bellte
gan3 uuo poa betpabrt. 8doon Re.
gen Die 6eite Der pSarouia" oas
bette 9eiipieL ob. Ger 8erein I'll
in Den % Snbren ieineS @eItebens
getuafien uito ge0ieben, un0 Ole
RitgIieoer fonllen init Stol5 am
5onntag 0os %25ia6rige geiteben
oes 8ereins feiern. Gin uor8uglide8
8eiteiien miro Ierpiert ner0ert ullo
Elm id6ner 9aa 6il0et 0en 9eid[uB.
Sir edit fddiiide @entiit[i9fett bat
oas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ielbit-
rebenb ebenfnIl3 geIor0t, ioboB Gin
nergnl9ter 46eto in glllsiidt itebt.
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9tur nDcb pier Gage fir
Dcn MmtDmDbil=& Dnteit!
SlQe GOnteffanten miiiIen ibren lesten Seridbt
ai SienStag 9lbenS, Is Teb., einiencen!
SEQ. @agaier nit tletuer @aeDrDett berte an Oct Spite!

Sollte Der lebte 3ug i'm 8obncrt
irgerb eines aonteitanten Dor Dem
afbeno oes Is. 6e6ruar abgeber
uno Der Gonteitant ieoe Minltte Die.
ies Cages oilsniisen molten, 10 muB
er ben Brief einiGreiben laiien, aber
re6t8eitig genug, oamit er ben 8oit-
itenlpeG 6es 10. 8e6ruar erbdlt. Sc
Der Gonteltant finoe besba(6 aus,
tpie ip1t am 3o6mittag ODER 2l6erlO
9riefe i'm Soitamte ieineS @obnors
tes eingei4rieben iperoen f0nnen.
aonteitmteu, Die in Douglas Gonntp
lpobnen miiiien ibren 8eri9t Dor 8
ltbr 9ienstab obenO ben Is. 6e6ru-
ar In Ser 0Eri6iine4 obge6en ODER
i'm i'm Omaha Roitarnt Our6 eiuae-
idriebenen Brief einienoen, 0amit
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Der groBe automobi[. aonteit Der
aGdgIt9en Omaha Sribiine" oauert
iett itltr nod bier Gage; er i6licBt
an 0ienstae abeno Den IS. 6ebru.
ar. Sober aonteitont mub jebt LII.
a6Idiiig BIG gum S@hiB peiter ar
beiten, mill er aiif ben 6ieg refnen.
9lud Die &onteltantelL Die ii9 inter
ben 6iibrern befinoen, miilien bteieS
tim, 0epn einige Der nieOrieer Ste.
6enoen ar6eiten fpie Die giber uno
ueripreden lis gum ShluB sroBe
@inienoungen, Die Oa8 gnOreiltltat
tart b%eeinflufien oiirfter.
3antit Die lesten 8eItellrngen
mitge5dblt per6en f0nren, miliien
Die leBten ginien1ungen Ser &onte-
itolter ben @oititempel 0e8 10. Sc.
Grtar tragen.
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Oct GOnCOr0tal
Dasiel6c iuir6 am Gunutag, ben
10. 5ebrnar feierlid
begangen.

4ih Sonntag, BEN IS. Scbrlor,
miro Der Gomens@ eIongberein Son.
coroia" fem iiebentes GtiftungsFdi
III frierlifer ggetic begeben. Grot
ieinem notwithstanding ftr5en gc.
iteben bat Die goncor6in es beritani
oenn iiN inter Den oeutihen 9ereineu
Der Staot einen 9lat III oeren erlter
&eibe Sit beridoffen. Bon 9eginr
Hr0 bon @riinoung oes 8ereins all
boben Die 9anlef Der Gontor6io On.
nod eeitrebt, MIR quite iinD %fiinitle.
ride 8ergniigen tmo ttnterboltin.
gen 8u be~rnnitalten, uno oaB e.
i6ncu gelungeiL oab ite Die aner.
fenniing oes 9euti9tums Der Sta0i
%gefun6en, bobon 5eugen oas @ads.
tltm oe5 8ereins, iotpie Der aabIrei6c
9ciud, Oeiien iid Die @ernnital.
tltugen 0esIelben eyfretiett.
9eionbers 6as StiftunggfeIt Ser
Goncor0ia gilt ais Elm Greignis Der
Soiion uno Oo8 riibri9e @erqnii.
glttgs, aontitee ipiro nifyts nnber.
iudt Idiian Sen Ruf 0es @ereins
aud Del Dem b~ieSiG6rigen Stiftungs-
felt oufredt 5lt erbalten. Gin Dor.
aiigIides &rogronm lit nufgeIteIt,
oa8 cinen ie0en 9eredt tperoen miro,
lul0 Die 8orbereitingen itno felt $50.
den i'm Doaen @ange.
9aS Brograinm nimmt bereits Inn
1880 nodmittag8 ieinen anfang,
peBboIb Sober friib erifeitlen loQte.
RGberes in nd6iter 8oGe.
8ir laiien hermit ons 9rn.
gramm, Oos punft $50 ua6mittogs
ieinen anfanR nimitt, fotgen:
/. GoncorOio. RarT6. .Eb. 81. Reeie
9nmen(hor nit Bianobe9leitung.
gc91iibunasre0e.
2, 9diierrG ~. Sol. Saoon
~ Btolii.c, 6rl. W(d0ge Welt,
gioIo, Sri. ellie @eIt;
D. SRI. 8ibianne @eIt, Geao
SRI. Belle @et.
8. Sertett ans Der 9per 09ucia 81
2nmmergtcl" .......... @er6i
5rau @lis. sden, SRI. emma
8iGfe. Sri emma Steele, SRI.
Gle 9renes, SRI. 9oro Sinri6s.
4. e2utber's 8aHripflih" q. Gimoll
Mdnerdo. a Ia copeQa.
8. sglutterieeIen tfein" g. @ralll
(n%rrongiert bon S6. @tlo. Ieeia
8omendjcr. Gopran Solo: 6rou
@ns. Sden.
c. oMorning Gong. G[gar
Biaro {,uortett: Sri. Mo0ge
@eit, SRI. 8ipiaune 8eIt, 6rI.
ellie inc fri. geG @eIt. .
!. yBoetan anf Ser alm
......@.......6. @~ngelsbcrQpr
@eEt idJter G6or NIT giono.9e.
gleitarg.
abenO8 goG.
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IuCkandaS Eczema LIST elm
standlgsT lufsChTsl dos BIutsS
9as glnt crreidJt ale 5iuOlf &c.
tunOeu jeben Sell bes !
a6rpetS.

SIS ai6t etra 100000 goren
in Der meni9liGen Sout. 8ieIe
iinb mittels fleiner aanGle nit ben
9lllttnnalen nerbunOen. 9ieie aa.
n1le Iino monhmal NIT $outi1up.
pen NIB glGSden sehllt, moOurd
lie rot uno rob iDeroen un0 ipie
Seiter Bremen.
Salben erreifen nif)t Die @ur.
se[ oes llebels. I'm oaS gGat au
reinigen, gibt es MIR einen 8eg.
Q. O.. o. lit Der groBte 9Iutreini.
ger, neil es Elm natiirlider 1T uno
feline MineraIien entbdlt, iou6ern
nur aus 8flonaen beitebt.
60 CROP lit 0er 0hit bon @. @. e.,
OoB biele es naAabmen, ieoc6 obne
i6lieblihen GrfoIg. q Q. @. bout
bas idIe1te @Att mie6er auf uuo
eibt iofort @rlei6tertne bel eczema,
@inter @rinoe rnO onoeren Sauf.
f~rantbeiten. sic iino es it'd I9ul.
Big, cine 6loide @. g. 9. al &c.
brau9en. $iiten Gle itd Dor gtad.
nbntnugen. Sarciben Sic Inn freias
Bud uber Sautfrant6eiten. Ser.
traulide griefe bemttportet 6urG
unIeren Grattideu 8eirnt. SGrei.
ben sic an Spift Specific 60.
Sept. 80, gltldrta, ia.
g,im e6rsibsn srSaBns man BITE .pmaba sribaul
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Gus Counti( Bluffs!
@efanaperein qripn.

Ger 6%eialfabercin 4rion BGlt air
Sonntaa, ben Is. 6ebruor, na6mit.
Tags, ieiHe monatIt6e G5eidaftsber.
iammlung al. 9a midtiqe @e.
idattc b~orliegen, lit ieoes Mitgliei
9ebcten, 5u erideiaeR.
5cierten fire gplScnc Sps6sit.
SEER uuo 5rau 2(lrtot 9rod fei.
erten am SQnntag tire goIOene
Sodseit. Gas G6cpoor fpobnt ieii
Sabreu In i5ren bei9eiSeneh Seial
in 23O9 SHo 6. stroBe. Die 8eier
.fanO ieoo6 iii set gsobnung bon
Srrrn uno 5rou George GpIinger,
1906 Slid 8. StraBe, ltott. hinge.
fdbr 90 @aite ipoBlteu Der 5eier
bel, bic in idoritcr 8eiie p%erlief.
@u$ 2obelettc, cin @eldGftsrei
Ienoer, ipuroe 0ard eiilen Boiio9ier.
5ltg BON Sioug Gitu i'm Aoltqier1of
Der 3oftbpeItern 8dbn ~ii6erfa9ren
lntO lebepseeiabrtid Oerlett, ST
muroe i'll bos Mcrcp 9oipital ge
broft. mo- sic gler3te ibn berbonbell
itnO bic 8eflrdtuag atisiproden,
0aB er mobl famm nit Dem &eben
0abei foninlcn 0iirita.
SIN Sauie 6eS Serrn 8. sc.
Smitb bat iid an lesten Samstag
Elm trdftiges &5atcrden eingdtellt.
9attter uno &iuD befinoen iidj oen
llmitdnoen nod wobl. Serr Smit9
lit bel Der Continental SSurniture Sc.
als 8crfaufer tatig.
8ie mir b0relL Iiegt has God.
terhen 1fnieres aIten 2eiers &err1
SSpbu 3immermoin nut idtperen
gerbriibunqen int MercD. Soipitol.
Obmobl Die GerIesungen 8iemli6
idperer 9tatur mo ~duberlt iduer5
boft iino. iteBt 3u e%ruarteit. ooB Is
iid IN Babe micOcr erbotcu miro.
briteu Silulhe iiir bdloigc
@eieiuta.
Sine gfafmurs, .0or Ginger
Git idreibt SER &. &oscl oou
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Gtd lire GinIen6ung umnbdn6erlidI
nm Id. Sebrunr erfoIgt. gEae 8riefe,
Die all ben &onteitIeiter eeriEtxt
itnO un6 mad Dem Ia. 5ebruar Elm.
t~reffen, tperoen nift Dor II ll6r
morgens ON 10. Gebruar eeoffnet.
lin oieIe Stlrnoe finoet Die Ieste
cffi3ieae 3dblung aIer @eitelin
gen un6 Die Preisberteiluug Itatt,
tro8l ale 4onteitanten ber8Lih EN-
eeloOen Iinb.
9rei &onteTtanten iiilo it bic
400, 000salaIle eingeriift. Gin Der
Spise itebt nit fIetuer @febr9eit
Serr Geo. 2(ugoier aus Stoe Goun.
tD; Der Mddltb6dlte lit s. s. DDS.
uer aus Clap GountD mo Ser britt
b0dite Sulius Seitner aus Douglas
County.
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@oaoce SOobo, slpiirOe id 5ufaaig
nit 5orni's Ilpenfr6llter betonnt.
SD mnb betenner, bob i'd tie suppr
etta Me0i3in pebraudt babe, Die 10
mobIttenoe 8irfungen erSieIte, inie
8orni's 4lpenfrdl,ter mo i'd beliBe
@rfo6rltng nit M~eoi3inen. Ser
glgctt, BON DEM i'd Dos Seilmittel
toufte, batte ober mr. iodl ENC sSla=
Idle ii6ria mp oicle mibte i'd nit
meineua fleincii gtcifeu tcilcH. gr
iouroe tets bic a9loBmmls" &c,
raunt ord nod Dem @ebraud oes
gllpeutrauters Seiatcn icinc @otgen
Den NrWdl Der t9ciun0beit. IS iii
msine sllepxaeaguag, Dat 6otHi'g
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5rauen gifts Oerein!
6iLfsfon6 bes arnnen.SiIfspereins

6ilfsfonb Oes 6rnnen-S iIfspcrcins
Sn ben Ietten 3agen qiitaen ein
bon: 9leb. 8. 9. 9ranfitih, Crete
$40; s RaAtigan, SOC; 90. 8. Sen
Iiter, glthonD, q. 9, 1000 perIftc6
griefmarfen, 1000 alebeF6f3e. 90. $
Reumarl, 2intottt, feine 8riefnlar.
fen; ltefeel's @eeflp 9oItorl @eaiI.
So; nerid. 8riefnnrfen; 6rau Srit
alenfe, 81; 8, 8. arieger, Sails
gitp, 8 Side Meioer; Serinair
Boiling, Sort groof, SO; Grnu Ne0.
man etne prndtooGe gcbdfeIte GcdC
gum @erfauf; @ln. 0etlet @lea-
noc6, $40; s. g66m, Chicago, 800
nerid. 8riefmorfen.
@ir baden nod areltse, Ginae
lno Mdoeln at Sollo, fuel6e ais
NnAertfen at oieie pit)tige Gpode
oienen mo bon ~ie0ernlara gefaili
perfen Ioaten. i
q. 0ebidmarn, GorliBer6e.
1911 Sotparo Str.
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Die @eaenIt1nOe brndten eiten CT.
los Don ettDa $4,000.
gtinneula.
Ginbredler 0rangeu am MfftpoH
iii Ser 5riibe III Sas goItnnit in bic.
fger 5ta0t, iprengten BEN geT6.
idlranf mitteIs geitro.@ Ip5erin. e..
teiteten ie0od) nidts bon ge0eu.
tina. 9os Goitamt 6cfinoet Tib
III Dem @eidiitsIoSen Oes 6errn
Nprmarm Neters. Die Gintre5sr
liabuicn oas in Dem Cab Tcgiitse
bcffolide 9leinseI0 NIT unh oer.
i%fnparoen. Nton ololibt. oob sic
5pis6nben anf ciacnt 5rudjt3ug Scr
@abnib gabn enttantn.
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9llpcnfr6uter inter oIlen @eOi3ines
ben eriten @gaB einnintmt.
6orni'S atpanfrdllter lit feline
4potbeterneoi5in, ionoern elm ein-
fode$ Observation-Disclosures peld)es ieit
iiber bluioert Sabren I'M @ebraud
geipcien lit lln0 0as nienlalS pcrfeblt.
gut8uthn. lin nGbere Aitsflmft
mea0e man iid1 an: Or. Setter s5abr.
req & Cons Go., 1876 60 SoDne
apea @gicogo, 81.
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&sselmahiae Sitan8 6reitas slbenb
I'M 9entidea 9ans.

Omaha, Gebr., s. 6ebr. 1916.
8erter 8eIegatl
6reitae 9l6eno, ben II. 6ebr..
finoet i'm 8eutidn Sau8 Die regeI.
m0Bige 8eriommlung 0es Central.
berbanbes itatt. Cine gfeibe Dor
@ei6often Hegt gun g%rleoiguug boz
mo iollten Oesbalb oae 9elegaten
8ur 8erfamlnltng erideinen.
0tit oentitetn Grub
Sal. &. 8eter, 8rGIioent.
Ams. 3. 5pedt, Sefretdr.
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mann Su6ermnnn'S podenoes
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8oaert ipeldle Elm iolhes Giugeben
In oentide Sprade, Dihtfunit uno
ber0ient.
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erIter @be. .Auna 2udeb, @dlter
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lingen g(rel Spenion
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5ona 2euine iirO non Der Omaha
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beTten 2imburger Sale, ger1liderten
Gntfiih, Saienpfeffer. Bier mo
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faufen. 207 iii0Iid)c 10. StroBc,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11

Nnenft 8enOt, Seuarb So. ........ $4,000
5reO, SanOer, Slate So .......... 10000
Serman gpft, gebar SO. .......... $4,000
0einrid SOrseus, sripp So, 90. DAT. 10000
s. %. SOOmann, H.darOion 81 $4,000
6aas 2an96ebn, anug 81. ........ .12,100
s. 8. Stnbr, Carroll So, Sa........ 1900
G6rit. GgriiIanieu, SarpB so. ...... .10,100
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5a berfanfen -1eues. mooernes
&ars mix 6 aroBen 3intmern
6itIihe 6runt. in outer Rad6dr.
ihait. @roBer @arten NIT 0Ga.
bditmelt, $4,000. Gelep1onicrt al:
Benlon 1858
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gllf Scr sSorm Der GSrou snuo
0ebr iono en- GierStoN Gin CT,
lolgreiGcr oiieuttider Scrfouf itott.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-09-23
Lot No. 10. Five shares
Capital Stock, of the Bank of Sun

Lot No. IS. Five shares
Capital Stock. of the Bank of Sun
set.
Lot No. II. One hundred shares,
Capital Stock, of the Pan-American-
Life Insurance Co.
Lot No. ID. One share, Capital
stock, of the bank of Garencro.
Lot No. Is. One small office build
ing at Arnaudville. La.
Lot No. II. One boiler and heater
at Church Point, La.
Lot No. 18. Four lots Record
Patent syrup, as follows:
la. 80 cases, s cans to case, 10
lb. cans.
o.. 273 cases, II cans to case, 5
lb. cans.
(cl. 29e cases, "a cans to case,
2i-2 lb. cans.
Id. 1873 cases, 4s cans to case, | 81
lb. cans.
Lot No. 10. One Derrick and
scale, installed, at Sunset, (leasee
out for this season..
hot No.s20. Nine head of mules
BOT Mo- 81. Two boilers, two
planners. End one re-saw, at Alex
andre Sicily, on Bayou Teche.
TERMS: Cash.
JOSEPH A. SIBILLE
s~ept-23-6t Administrator.