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r,nA ENTIRE Dos sII,iACOs.

Joe Andre enc vivc IN 81 mlm"r0
:225 da IN Avanida Lake View rHrlhl"
un balazo hacia 81 lado drrr'ho del
pcrho, al t"ner nm "~nru'niro con
Charles Curric. an" vivn en- nj call"
de Salinas. Y 81 rual enru"nirn "c'I-
rrid aver a las 1880 4" a mahana
en- la intersection he las ca!!"S ;.
Cherry Clifford Court. la ranSa Il"
n rina cntr.. rsioS dos iniividloS dc
"aza Siria. par"r" ser p"r rn">ii"h"-
del nfirio. AmhnS 50 d"dican al co
mrr..io lie .r@umhr'S. la hrrlia d"
Nuiirr - tan crave. an" pu"ir mo
rir.
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DOS SDI.DiDOS IN Ia CtEtFI.
POR ROEO.

rs S0IiadoS unr0n ar"HS!1ioS con
e. cargo De roho, roros i%aSlanI"- de-
Duf.s DO que J. G.. Dirlm&nn que VIVr
rn q nimrr0 l2G de- IN call" Lavara
.licra ayi~o 4 la p".iria ir On" 81 all
I0miviI habia sido rohaio 81 lun"S a
!aS II dc Ia norhr. In miqnina tcSa-
parcel" hr .iunio a Ia Gran opera
House. Los >oldai0S Theron "nr"n-
lrarloS pa-rand" I'm II rarro por n
.NvruiAl u. : on Sr@uuta 80 ii" avis"
,lrl casa . rs ruaTirh.S. Los S~"liai"S
furrun rHyiatus = IA ]r:irrrI.
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prnbar ,uIr q fortuna 1ur ant,~ -aS-
tara IN Wales So IL hahia irIpIirai1
rnln-rriandn yon ar"itr d. !o$ ne
.ro
I'm i.Si. murr.o - propirlario ic
Ia ra,ioria. !rizo Ia l!lui,iaci6n 10,
n~@orio, rntre=d log birne> lei r"r-
u@u+> 4 Nnla" caryalh". III h"r"d"-
70. y :" i"dic6 al traffic" p"r 81 pro
pia ru"nta funiando al eject" una
tartor;a I'll 81 EStado del rey lie To-
ia. la ruai n cabo he a.=un tempo
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ANuNcIO

LA PRENSA esta autotizada para
anunc:ar Il candidatura del senior ia.
cobo Rubiola, para Comsionado Gel
Precinto No. l del Cond:do de SeXar,
suieto i las primaries democraticas
Julio %. Respetuosamnte Sc solcita
81 vote de los mcxico-exanOs.
(Pol. Adv.)
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so. Y rnIonccS, ci"gO de ira. L. man.
IL aZOtar. .
Ina srmana deSpuGs Kalani drsa.
Parccld de prontn, despufs da ierirl
uno de mis- >inryOs lua ~yolvcria p}-
IA vcnearSc. No hice case ia sliS J.
menaZas. y ahora c~nmprendo mi >
quivOcaci6n.
"AqucI canalla. vuelto al Dahom.y.
Sc capt6 la amiStad de algunos je.es,
despues la del propio rey GeletGs y,
II" So pOr que artes nj motives le
nombraron cabecerO de! Dahomey, o
sea gran jefe o gran saceriote de los
SacrificioS humanOs y de los fetiches.
TN dia. un negro que venia del
Dahomey me hizO saber que kalani
M r~enunriaba a Il prop6silos dc
~venGanza: mas tarde me aconseiaba
que eStuvieSe prevenido. porJuc mi
antigua cr1ad" lntentaba inipcir a
'i"lctt a harer n expedition con-
ira fofa. solo con la idea de hacer-
me "~scIavo, anadiendo que Sc habit
alIado o el principe Behawin, futu
To r"v iel Dahomey a.; pero no h
Z" cas-" de tales advertenciaS. II. sn
(Continuari.)
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ANUNCIO

LA PRENSA esta autorizad: para
anunciar "a candidatura de! Sri u. NJ.
Chambers, para Fiscal del listrito,
sujeto 4 las primarias damoraticas-
Julio %. Solicita ltentamentf ei V0to
de los Mexico-TeXanos.
(Pol Adv
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RI:G!STRO CIVIL.
I.iccncia> de- matrimOniO.

Felix Dr;iI y Maria Valdez.
santos Valdez Hrrmjnia Martinez,
I.lan Guli:rrnl Y R"nigna Morales.
+. ~;iArllrl Y N4nr> Shut.
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ANUNcIO

LA PRENSA esa autorizada para
anunciar Ia ca~ndidstura de reelection
del c. J. H. Clark, para juez de Is
Corte Civil del Condado, suieto ] Ia
acci6n de las prmarias d~emocraticas,
Julio %.
(Pol. Adv.)
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Eacimirn:OS

In niao I,I mitrimnni" Y. G@mHz.
BIS rallr Y. Medina.
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(Continuari.)

/ Este Behawin fut el misno
nue ,ieciar6 n guerra a los francees,
perdicndo en- ella el tFono Y la libar-
lad. GA
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tel donEc Sc les iuSuruyc Il corrcS
Donaicutn summarize.
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I'ROi!'rGO

PeOFtGO
:" prrdIj IN Change en- 81 barriO d,l
hospital dc Ia ril!dad. TIrnr iu aiiO Y
- manSO. 80 dare qualification 4 qutcn
10 e%nlrr2ua i Ia Can;ina del = de kbr.l,
Tcl6iOnn Travis -
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mrs. Ursa NJ. Diller. of Alhambra
Apartments. Wilmington. sister of
Charles II. LeFevre. Esq. of this
town. entertained Wednesday a num-
Der of friends of this town. at
bridge luncheon. Prizes were won
by Mrs. c. H. LeFevre and Miss
Agnes Carlow. The evening was
spent at the tiarrick. Those present
were: Mrs. w. V. Messick, Mrs.
W. G. Roe. Mrs. Leland Harmonson.
Mrs. W. w. Price, Mrs. Harvey FAIRIES,
Mrs. Homer Hudson, Mrs. Charles
II. LeFevre. Mrs. William G. An
thony. Mrs. F. S. Malcolm. Miss Anna
B. Beckett. Miss NJ Edith Beck. NJ IS
Lillian Speakman. Miss Agnes II.
Carlow. Smyrna; Mrs. D E. Jones
and Mrs Charles E. Williams, viii.
mington.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson. daug liter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Wilson.
gave an informal party to her young
friends at her home Thursday even
ing, sort of christening of the newly
purchased home of the Wilson's on
Delaware street. Those present were
Miss Mary Daley. of Marydel; Miss
Katharine Johns. Miss Elizabeth Hud
son. Miss Mildred Hawkins. Miss
Edna Pratt, Miss Lillian Thornley,,
Edwin Wilson, Irving Porter. Thomas
/ Attix. Lyman Section. William Jacobs,
Robert Wallen and Wilmer Holland.
The entertainment was spent in dane
ing. music being furnished by vic
trola
MIR. Homer d. Hudson. who hs,
been on an extended sojourn south.
mostly in southern Texas, for the Du
Font Powder Company. of Whining
ton. has returned home and joined hi
wife and son who recently moved L
the residence of Miss Edith Beck
Mrs. Hudson is running the home ant
Miss Beck and Miss Agnes Csrrov
are boarding with her. Mr.. Hudson
while making Smyrna his headqusrter
will continue travelling for the Du
Points, but expects to be nearer hom
than he has for the past tgo months
Mrs. Harvey w. FAIRIES was give
Kitchen Shower by her circle c
friends last week apropos to tn
FAIRIES going to house keeping il
their new home which is being re
modelled for them.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. {. w. Pretty
7 man have returned from a visit I
Baltimore. Md. They had the plea:
ure of hearing 'Billy" Sunday Will
there
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15

Miss Elizabeth Richards Baker.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. William E.
Baker, of Philadelphia. who will be
remembered as summer sojourners here
few years ago in the Raymond house
South street, was married at Panama.
February goth, to Mr.. Andrew Lane
Bell. civil engineer in the service OF the
United States Government. The
bride was a special trained nurse in
the Naval Hospital and their marriage
eliminated a pretty romance. The
groom is a Boston. Mass. man. They
will reside in Panama so long as the
U. S. Government has need for him
there.
Mr. and Mrs w. !. Donohue. for
merly of this ;own, now of Wilmin g
ton, we're guests over Sunday of Mrs.
Minnie Ennis They were extended
the glad hand Of their Smyrr friends.
Miss May Ennis has returned from
a two weeks vacation spent at Will
mington. Dover and other places.
Mr. Gardner Beckett. of Nashville.
Tenn, has been visiting his mother,
Mrs. Joseph L. Beckett in this town
and his sisters, Mrs. Busser and Mrs.
Sitter in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Caroline Peterson SpeAkman.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cummins E.
, Speakman at Penns Grove N. j.. Mr..
Cummins Speakman, her son, came for
her Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. B. Hazel. have
returned to their home on Delaw are
street after a FIVE weeks visit to Sud
lersville. Nd.
DR.. and Mrs. R. F. Corley anC
children. spent Sunday in Dover.
Miss Nora Wills of Stanhope, n
j., is being entertained by MIR. and
Mrs. Hervey P Hall.
Miss Pearl Jacobs, of near Will
Tington. was home over Sunday on
visit to her parents, Capt. and Mrs
w. F. P. Jacobs.
Mrs. Murray Stewart attended ,
meeting of the Colonial Danes il
Wilmington. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Y. Waller
were given a surprise last evening
when 66 of their friends overwhelme,
them and gave them a welcome I
Smyrna. 1t was delightful "house
warming and jolly time was had
Refreshments were served.
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15
70 SHOW ACTUAL WAR SCENES

" SHo" ACTUAL WAR SCENES
ger me"anus Fortunate in Get
mem tor Smyrna Tuesday 2Ist
'ae people Of this town are to be
.'sl : rare treat next Tuesday
,sal March Dist, in being privileged
- - ~ the Smyrna Opera House
- 80, scenes Of the European War
e. - o. Whether you are Pro-
- ln or PrO-Ally you must see
b,,,. .'a''elols. awe-inspiring. spec
C.,- pictorial records of 1.-THE
-. SIDE Of the War" The
49,, - y mat they are real. genuine
s.. -1.'l0ns Of actual conditions as
e.. .A',' at the very front of the
1. .i..' 'attlehelds. In them you see
I'll !, SO-eentimetre guns belching
6,l.' '.s' crimson hell. their death
d.s,l,,' -''''es that leave nothing but
s,,,. 'n IN their wake. What the
N ,s.; 49, nave published has proba-
n ,... you to the very marrow
/ ~ .. everything you read
ssS,,,si. ''ea Whereas. these in
i s,.',., ' pictures, obtained AT the
ss. ,a' =. ti'k Of life BY the intrepid d
s's Ds., 49, M. Edwin F. weigle,
hssss. s'Apher Of the Chicago
ssa.rs1, your while to see these
sasb. pictures. The Opera House
ID ~ s'"dsd. Admission 1Oe.
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15

he ladies' of Friendship Church
I'll give a Variety Shower ut the
me Of Mrs. George Bradley on Fri
"a evening, March 18th. Those at
'saiing are requested to bring useful
tu'le' such as aprons, etc, which
w Be auetioned. Ice cream and
a.s vii be on sale. II stormy. il
W be held Saturday evening. All
rs invited.
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15

meeting Of the Laura Lee Circle
Alng's Daughters, will be held to.
I''o"' Thursday evening at the home
eae president. Mrs W. F. P.
,1'o'' The annual election of officers
= Tue ensuing year will take place
y % opportunity given for the pay
~ o. all arrearges IN dues. Cor.
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15

RsV. j. N. L. Eckard will lecture
. IsFmsn Chapel on Monday evening.
hirch 10th at Z. 30 o'clock on the
fiiana- Pacific Exposition. Post
a'i views will be projected. A sill
" Offering will be taken. All are
Invited.
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15

A meeting Of the guarantors of
H. Chsutauqua for 1916 will be held
/, the Club House IN Friday evening.
garrh 18th, At SIS. This is an i'm
nrtant meeting and everybody is
ugei to be present.
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15

Gee a good basket ball game at the
o..-. House tonight. Smyrna will
u, the crack Brownson Reserves.
line sport is promised.
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15

Ralph E. Stats. Of this town has
snted the rooms in the Naudaiu prop
~ Nidiletown. formerly occupied
the New Century Club. and is fit.
.ag them up for a branch shirt factory
',ich he will open April 1st.
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15

ri,.t.elass machine work at Della
- g State Garage. See H. p. Shap-
=. .gsnt for Jackson and Hudson
ars-sdv.
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15
FOR SALE

Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock
Eggs. $3.50 per hundred.
Apply 10
Mrs. +. T.. JONES,
near Leipsic.
Phone l2OR2l Smyrna. p. o. Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15

WEEKLY INFORMATION. The
ate Of the label or wrapper of this
,,os, will show the time up to which
rgr subscription is pail.
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15

Rev. J. NJ. L. Eckard will lecture
a the Panama-Paciic Exposition at
srnford Union Chapel. Thursday. at
100 D. n. Silver Offering
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15
oCAI MARKETS.
" GRAIN
eNYRNR AND VICINITY

,,.rs Of General Interest Gath
'' cred During the Week.
Ms. Elijah Smith has purchased
=. " Wilds' property on West Com
nsrre street.
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15

Steamer FRANKIE - which has
bseB laid up since December will re-
une its trips Monday next. March
9th See timetable in another col
smn.
Smyrna times., 1916-03-15

Ms. Bertha Bailey Clifton has re-
satly purchased the double dwelling
Il Ms. Harvey W. FAIRIES tenure of
anuel Wheatman and Charles j.
hTis
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-02

Peter Norbeck, of Redfeld, has
formally announced his candidacy
for governor. He declares himself
in favor of rural credits system,
based upon the constitutional a.
mendmlent which he thinks will be
adopted at the next election; fa-
vors the amendment to permi the
state to build roads; revision OF
the assessment laws so as to re-
duce the tax on improvements !;
workman's compensation law
defining the employers liability /;
a bu iget system for regulating ap.
propriasions, and is opposed to a
mass of hasty, temporary and ill
considered legislation. Most Of
these suggestions are good, but on
some there may be honest differ
ence of opinion. Much would de-
pend upon the nature of the laws
enacted.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-02
From the Hutchinson Herald.

Ed Kuhlmann + Scotland, was here
visiting over Sunday. He has charge
# the cooking department. of the A cad
emy at that place.
j. w. Ulmer bought the Evan Car
ter ranch of 4SS acres for S34, 100 This
place ia on the Jim river s miles south
east of Memo, in Yankton county and
will make somebody !, fine hame. Mr..
Carter and his sons arc buying land in
Miner county and will leave next
month. This farm will be for rent this
year, as the deal was made last week.
c. L. Linington, the potato man,
was in town the first of the week. He
said he did not intend to ship any po
tatoes soon as they were too high. He
told of fsome one in Freeman buying 40
bushels of the colony at soc and ship
ping to Sioux City where they sold for
ST. 20, the man clearing 5000 on the car.
slr. L1nington thinks they will lie
much cheaper after the big potato cell
lars are opened.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-02
From the Tripp Ledger

From the Tripp Ledger
Chris Hoellwarth and family visited
at the Gust Becker home in Scotland.
Mrs. Mason was in Tripp the last Of
the week making arrangements to open
millinery department. in the Schmiedt
d Co. store again.
The band boys quietly wended their
way Monday evening to the home of
Mrs A. B. Freeman, where they rem
dered one of their excellent musical se-
lections As the band was in nowise
expected there was considerable COMO
ton in the house, but when some of
the lady friends of the family went in
and told them it was II surprise, and
that they were wanted at the M. E..
church, they soon dAnn ed wraps and
marched to the church to a patriotic
air bv the band. Some seventy friends
of all the congregations in the CITY were
in the church awaiting them. a lunch
of ice cream, cake and coffee had been
prepared and was served Mrs. Free :
man was presented with large hand
full of silver dollars, II ere are few
people living in cities the size of Tripp
that can countso many warm friends
as Mrs. Freeman, Jennie and Grandma
Phoenix, The band never played for
more honored people than they. Mr..
Henry Phoenix, of Tyndall, was al, O
present, having come over to help Mrs.
freeman pack her household goods, as
the family leaves this week for Mitch
ell where they will conduct large
rooming house.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-02

VIM. E. Johnson, editor of the
"New Republic" organ of the an
ti-saloon league, published at Wes-
terville, O will come to South Da-
kota and take charge of the press
and publicity work of the state pro.
hibition campaign. His headquar-
ters will be at Mitchell, and he
will also direct the publicity cam
paigns in Montana, Nebraska and
Wyoming. President Holsaple, of
the league, is conident that this
state will go ''dry," and as evidence
points to the fact that % counties
are now dry under local option 12
counties have only one :'.wet,'' spot
each that there are now 4SO"dry"
towns and cities in the state and
only 80 "wet" ones. The last time
the question was submitted prohi
bition lost by less than 5000, while
$4,000 voters failed to vote.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-02


public
Bible
filled libraries
and
million
the American
shoulders
sitution
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-02
From the Avon clarion

sigel Green got back from the east
last week. He reports the corn non
entity back there. His estimation of
old Bon Homme county has raised a
few notches since his trip.
Mrs, John Deutcher of Scotland, who
is an aunt of Mrs j.. D Wittmeler, and
VIM. J. Schmidt, was visiting in Avon
returning home Wednesday morning.
Dr.J. b. Nelson, dentist, former
instructor at the Chicago College of
Dental Surgery, will open an office in
the Crosby building in Avon. Dr Mel
son comes we'll recommended and will
make his permanent home here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-02

The state commission in charge
OF the management of the prison
twine plant has fixed the price of
twine for the coming season. The
prices fixed are nine cents per lb.
in small lots; one-eighth cent less
in 5000 pound lots; one quarter
cent less in 10000 pound lots, and
one-half cent less in Ger lots. This
is one and three quarter cents ad-
vance over last years prices, due
to advance in cost of raw material.
The raw material costs 1as, more
than the retail price of twine last
year.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-02


The talk about the "people" SO.
lecting delegates Under the presi.
deh.ial primary system is good
deal of a farce. In nearly every
state the party leaders have select
ed the list to be placed on the bal
lot. The democrats have done it
in this state and the republicans
undoubtedly will do il. The ''peo-
pie will simply have a chance to
ratify these lists, and the delegates
will be elected by plurality vote
which may not represent the ma.
jority at all.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-02
EXCHANGE NOTES


! = {
J. Dame shipped carload of horses
outof Tyndall last Tuesday evening.
They were bound for New York.
The infant child of Mr.. Vino. Sip
died last Thursday night and was bur-
led Saturday. Funeral services were
held at the Bohemian Presbyterian
church. Mr. Sip certainly has the esym-
pathy of the entire community ms lie
has been called upon to bury his moth
er, wife, sister and child during the
past year.
The remains of Mr., j. w. Jewell
Were laken through Tyndall last Sat.lr-
day evening enroute to Springfield,
where the funeral was held SUNDAY
For number of years Mr.. Jewell was
resident of Tyndall; he having been
proprietor of the Grand Central Hotel
and later of the Jewell. House The
latter part of his life was spent III the
Old Soldiers Home at Hot Springs,
S. ID.
A deal has been made between John
Dempster, living south west of town,
and Sam Richmond whereby Mr..
Dempster becomes the owner of the
Richmond residence property in the
north part of town and Mr.. Richmond
becomes the owner of a piece OF western
land. We understand that Mr.. and
Mrs, Richmond expect to move to
Springfield where they will make their
future home while Mr.. and Mrs. Demp-
ster will retire from the farm and make
their future home in Tyndall.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-02
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The breach in the ranks of The
democratic party in this state ap.
pears to have been widened by the
two meetings held at Mitchell last
week. DR.. Rock, of Aberdeen,
chairman of the state committee,
called a meeting of the committee
men and invited all democrats
to meet with them at Mitchell
on February 23rd. Senator
johnson and Congressman Candy,
apparently feeling that they had
lost control Of the regularly elected
party organization, called a mass
meeting of the democrats to meet
at Mitchell on Feb. 24th.
The Rock meeting was attended
by forty-seven of the state commit
teemen together with many other
democrats, so it is claimed that it
consisted of the official representa-
tives OF the party. The meeting
selected list of delegates to the
national convention, a list of alter
mates, and a national committee
man to be filed as the list officially
recommended and printed on tie
primary ballot.
The johnson Candy meeting,
DR.. Rock Gays, was a convention
Of "pos:masters, federal job holders
and corncrib pickers." This meet
ing selected another list of delega.
tes Gust half of which are federal
Office holders,) some alternates and
a national committeeman. Then
they proceeded to elect a full list
of county committeeman which
they will endeavor to have officially
recognized as the democratic com
mltte6.
just how this meeting could put
out Of Office the regularly elected
committeeman before their terms
OF Office has expired and appoint
uthers in their places we do not
know, but it is probably new fea.
ture Of progressive democracy"
tits true thatin adopting the pres
ent primary law the legislature le-
gislated out of Office the committee
men of all parties, but the special
session reinstated them.
The resolutions of both meetings
instructed the delegates to support
President Wilson, so the fight will
not be on this issue but simply on
the personnel of the delegation to
the national convention.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-02

Gov. Byrne has issued the FOL.
owing call fef a Estate Builders
md Boostera' Meeting" to be held
n Huron March Z and g..
I, Frank M. Ayrne, Governor of
the state OF South Dakota, In con-
junction with the officers of all as
sociations of our state, consisting of
Bankers, Merchants, Newspaper
men, Commercial Clubs, Real Es-
tate Dealers, Farmers and Dairy
men, and all other asse Citations, to-
gether with the immigration COM
missioner, hereby aud do herein in
vite all citizens interested in the
growth and development of our
state, to assemble at Huron March
7th and 9Th, for the purpose OF orga-
nization and to propose ways and
means of advertising the unequaled
advantages and resources of our
state to the world at large.
FRANK NJ, BYRNE
Governor of South Dakota
Each branch of industry will D'
on the program b!
competent speakers and the pu1
pose will be to not only advertise
but to inspire greater interest il
The development of our variou
Lines Of industry.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-02


The president has thro VII bomb
into the congressional camp by
demanding vote on his policy re-
gardiug armed merchant vessels.
He intimates that ii his policy is
not endorsed he will not be can
didate for reelection. His critics
hesitate about going on record a.
gaiust him, and some OF them re-
alize that their Own chances Of re-
election depend largely upon the
success of the head OF the ticket.
lt is a shrewd political move.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-02

Il. a. Eads has announced his
candidacy for county sheriff. There
are five or SIX other candidates
for the Office, but Mr.. Eads has a
record for faithful service when he
was sheriff before. The people run
no risks in electing him as they
know they will have an efficient Of.
ficer.