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The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23
TEAMS T0 PLAY
 IN INTERIOR

The skagway Baseball fans held a meeting Sunday night and launched forth on their program fer the summer. Bert Mckenzie was elected to captain the team to vic tory. The arrival of Cecil Cole will strengthen the team and followers of the national game are looking for some real live sport on the .rcen this summer.
 The team has decided to accept the challenge of the Whitehorse baseball team and will play there on June 8rd. Treadwell will also be represented by team and cheered by one hundred supporters who nave signified their intentions of going with the team.
 The local boys will mix on the local grounds with the Islanders on June S4th. Sunday, 17th of this month a game has been scheduled with tue fort on the local grounds.
 Rivalry is being shown for the various positions. The twirlers who have developed the shoots with the best form to date gre Mckenzie and II. Gillespie. Rapuzzi and Luding- ton are competing for honOrs be- hind the bat. Cecil Cole will turn out for first base. The team is developing it's slugging capacity and members are rounding into form for the Whitehorse games.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23

Carpet cleaning, gardening car penteriDg-any old job I want if. Phone, Judd, Portland House.
 6-23-4t
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23

SupStribe for the Daily Alaskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23
TONIGHT
REAL CARE

h reality the "care of the hair means the "care of the scalp" Ap- ply 'PCROLA" Hair Tone according to directions furnished with each bottle, and you will not only be surprised, but pleased with the wonderful results. 4 satisfactory auou for hair health; sold on its merits and satisfaction guaran- IegL T your money back. $1.O0
 Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Co. a
 Der bottle. Specify ''PUROLA!"
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23
HAYNES NOTES

Haines, Alaska, May 23 - B. E. Benson has. returned home from Nugget creek, where he has been for several days getting the saw mill which l understand he has purchased from the Nugget creek mining company.
 Nellie Hopkins who underwent an operation in the Presbyterian hospl- tai a week ago is rapidly improving.
 Mrs. H. J. Shepard who went to the Presbyterian hospital during the week is reported getting along nicely.
 G. W. Hinchman and S. J. ,Veitzman will leave for Juneau on the Spokane to attend the demo- cratic convention.
 Wood and Daunerline made spec ial trips with their gasoline launch to the various ranches in the vi- ciuity cf Davidson Glacier during the week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Homer Banta came in to spend Saturday and sunday from their Chilcoot river ranch where they spend the week. They are perfectly delighted with ranch life and each are looking unusually well.
 J. w. Combs, deputy U. S. mar shal returned on the Jefferson from McNeils Island, where he had con- veyea .tuo, the Japanese murderer of Frank Dunn, to serve out his life sentence. He also took other prisUrCrs down at the same time.
 Sergeant Trump expects to leaSe in q few days for St. Michaels, where he has been ordered to re- port for duty, the boys in the fort have made many warm friends since they nave been here, who regret to see them go, but of course they must go where duty calls.
 The Haines Saw Mill of the J. w. Combs. and M. A. Combs Lum- Der Co, which has gone through bankruptcy proceedings will be sold on the ground at p. m. Mon day, :he 22nd. V. A. Paine of Juneau, who is trustee will arrive on the Spokane to make the sale.
 Al Young, who has a logging camp and John B. Peterson Of Haines, who has recently taken a homestead in the Bernels Bay dis trict, came in Sunday on their gaso- line iaupch to spend a few days on business and visiting relatives.
 On Saturday evening the I'm proved Order of Red Men gave a farewell party to the memters who are soldiers at Folt Seward, as the soldiers at the Fort have been or dered to the Mexican border to join their regiment. The party was very largely attended, and an unusually pleasant time enjoyed by all. Ex- tra good music was furnished by the Native band of Kluckwan, and the greateRl portion of the audience passed. the evening in dancing. Those who did not wish to dance played cards. In fact everybody en- joyed themselves in their own way. A nice lunch was served and the party broke up at one o'clock, when the band played Home, Sweet Home. Sergeant Day managed the floor in a very nice and pleasing manner.
 F. R. Falkner of Klukwan was in Haines two days during the week.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23
BARS HIS OWN "BREAD"

One of the show places Of South ern California Is the home of Brew Busch, with it's "sunken gar dens" It is situated in dry Pasa- dena. and.what Busch thinks of the beer business is shown by the en- ergv with which he combats all efforts to make it wet. No An heuser-Buscb "Hquid bread" saloons in HIS TOWN! -AdV.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23

We nave the best selectsii as- sortmeBt of flies, rods, reels, lines, hooks and other fishing gear ever offered to thd fisherman in skag- way. KELLER BROS. DRUG co.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23
AFAcT PROVEN.
should Convince Even the Most SkeP-
 tlcal of Its Truth.

tIcaI of Its Truth.
 It tr--e is the slightest doubt in the minds nr ary taEt DIudrur germs do not exist laer .c,ief is compelled by the fact tna. ? rabbit lnnoculated with the germs ba-aa2 bald in six weeks time. It must 1a apparent to any. person therefore that the only prevention Of IaIduess is the destruction Of the germ which acc is. successfully accomplished in one hundred per cent. Of cases by fine application of Newbro's Herpicide. DandruAr Is caused by the same germ which causes badness and can be pre- vented with the sarne remedy-Newbro's Herpicide-
 Accept no substitute Destroy the cause you remove the effect"
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc: In stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit. Mich.
 one dollar bottle, guaranteed.
 Al AD drug GtoreB-
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23

Remember that there Is only one ''genuiae" Kodak. If 1t isn't an Eastman. 1t isn't a KODAK" Kel- lers are the Skagway agents.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23

LOST-Ou Saturday n ght at Hospital Ball or on road to or from a crescent breaStpiu. Finder will be rewarded by returning same to Alaska uUiiiCe.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23

Unfinished business was cleared from the table and new business was introduced. The question of un desirable houses being moved into the residence district within the firn limits without the necessary pIe cautious being taken to prevent firys and which are bought and moved simply from an investment stand polut with no idea of building up the community into which they have been moved. The judiciary commit tee was authorized to open up cor resrOudence with the judge and as certain the legal rights of the city in restricting the moving of such LouSes and to cooperate with the owner .n building up those districts in.teId of moving houses into the GIstriCts and making no preparation 1ur decorating the same.
 A Yoice was sounded that the fire limits be cut down and only those buildings coming up to the ordi- paLcc within the fire limits should b. permitted to remain. This did not seem to meet with the major ity approval and the general bulk of the whole report has been turned over to the prOpe. ties committee tu make an investigation and repolt t ar the aext council meeting at wh.c tune definite action will be taken.
 The question of sidewalks was discus.td pro and con. Mrs. Kirmse appeared before the board and requested that the council in spect the condition of the walk from Broadway to the tourist station. She even offered to furnish the lumber providing the adjoining property owners would share pro rata their expense. The counc ] pointed out that it was at the pre- sent working with but little capital in the safe and until after July 1st no acliCn could be taken in regard to the construction of permanent | sidewalks.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23
SPOKANE OUT AT MIDNIGHT

The Spokane pulled into this port last night at nine with forty rue passengers and fifty tons of freight. It carried 115O tons of freight out of Commencement Bay for Alaskan points.
 It cleared port at midnight with twenty five passengers for south ward ports. In all seventy five passengers made the northern trip.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23
COUNCIL WhDES
 THRU BUSINESS

The Council waded through some important business at it's me ting in the city hall last night. When Mayor Ashley tapped the table call iug the law makers to order Messrs Kennedy, Blanchard, Selmer, Hardy and Hillery responded tol roll call.
 Under the caption of unfinished business the following bills were eS- amiuad and warrants authorized for
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-23
Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days

Your druggist will refund money il PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to 14 days. The f--I application gives Ease &Rest. 50c,
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-01-22

lucbl als aud Ser Mili5 ou Gtreif-
oier|t perboten miro.
Iie 1leue 2obbp, bon Der sic
Wa,uliactl,rers 9lIl'n. bier iprid)t lit
befanntlid) mciter nidts ais cine
freimilliee 6ortiebung Der ssnom-
ltrie 6olnmiiIion, oie Dor stuei
Wonaten eeeriinoct ml,roe, INN fiir
Gurhfiibrung Der Gmpfeblungen.
Die bon oer gtnoes Ssnouitrie-aom
nliI'ion gemaht tpuroen, su ipirfen.
Wfebrere MrfglIeoer Der gunoes-
aonmil'ion iorpie geamte bon s(r-
better Grearilationen. nnter an-
oeren Nibpatrif bon Chicago, bilocn
Sic ncue 2obbp, Wcfdle Die ,snterei-
len Der slrbeiter in @albingtom
lpahrnehmel mill, ulro melf)e ser
Manufacturers s(il'n. ioIhe slnelt
eilliagt
0on sinfluBreihen yolititern int
Waibington tpiro iest Deriidsrt, buB
Der Ylan oes arisgsTetretGrs 9urriz
ION, eins y@ontinentat@Nrmee- Su err
rihten, oufgegsben tpuroe, oa bod
teire Wshrbeit oafiir i'm aongreB an
haben mar. Gs Ioaen aber Die Noz
tionol 9uuro, b. +. Die Stuats =Wiz
li5en un6 Die reguldre 2frmee unb BE-
1onoers uuh Die &riegsflotte beSeuz
tenb per'tdrtt iperDen. 0arriIon uno
oie militdriihen Nutoritdten Iiwo febr
enttduid. iber bas Wliblinge1I ibres
pIunes, Der, tpenn burfNefubrt, cine
grobe ReIerpe=9(rmee unter Dem OF
retter 9sfehl oes &rieg5miniItgrs ge=
Ihuffen hdtte, ndbreno Die Staatsz
mili3en unter Der glutoritGt Der 3iz
pilgeDalten itehen. 9lber~ gerdoe Der
leBtere llmitnno mar Der 9runo, ma
rum bic Mehrbeit Der &ongreBmit=
elieber fir Die Milis =Nrmee uno ae=
gen cine golonioI=9lrmee lit. gs 1T
INNER nod bie quite ulte oen,utratiz
Ihe Tradition, BOP bic Militdrsetpalt
ser 3ipilsepalt unteriteben ioa, I'M
ter bsn meilteu ameritaniIhen .Eofitiz
fern pprberrldenb.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-01-22
Snternntionale &onpention Der
Nerglcute.

rSn >Snoiunapolia nurbe am leb-
ten NPol1tag Die 9tatiouulfonnyntion
Der @eraleltte Clniteo Miue Bor-
fcrs) eroIInet. 1900 Telegateil, fuel-
dc 40o, 900 9lrbciter hertrctcn. ba.
ben i'd ju oieIer &onpciltion eia9e-
llnoen Schr lpldtige Srageri, bic
pon 0roBen Sntere'Ic Tiir Die Berg
Icute iinb, lperOen SIR Serotlrnn
fpnmen. Gie 2obnfontrafte init Dem
lnlon-scrgleutell, lueldae atn t.
IurtI ablaufen, miiIleu errcuert
luerbeil. unb es miro oariiber i'll febr
hartrdfigcu ainpien 5lpiidaml oen
@rllbenbeilsern unO ibren glrbeitern
fomnell.
9luf Ser Stoatsfonpe,tion Der
Sergleute BON Shio, oie Ieste 8ode
III Columbus ltattfano, imIrhe ein-
Itinnig Der 9eit)luB grfalH. cine
Grbohllrg bon ~ Gents a,rf SIZE
Gents iilr Die 5onne uinseiiebter
aoblen 5u perlangcn.
Gie 8rllbenbeliser BON Chic, 81
Iinois, Snoiana uno @eItEEennfpl-
uonien peroen nod ,ss!Orallapults
fonlneu. mn nit Gertretern Der
@eraIeute iiber Ole 9obnfeatrufe 31r
fonierieren. Cine iehr iHnri gebal-
tene Heioiution gegen WtLIitarisn,,S
lino ariegsri!ltllngcn luliroe einge-
relht uno nit eroBer Wcbrbeit an-
genonlnlcn.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-01-22

ftimmt ftritt ourd5ufiibren, pirb er
bon ben Rei4en unb ben 0ertretern
Der Rirde aufs tiefite seboBt, unb
iinb feline Geinbe feit ent1dlohen,
i'm gu itiirsen, penn er feline fo5iolz
politifden YlGue ni4t aufsibt.
Inter ben rebeuifden Jiibrern
sibt es Soaialiiten, inoiuibue(le unb
tommuniitif4e Nnarhilten, unb gu
ben Iebteren se60rt onse6lih 3a=
paita. 3opofta piro BON Der preIe
Der omeritanifden Grobtapitaliiten
tets ols Nauber uno Wornbrenner
binseiteut. ideint oIfo elm ebrliGer
aerl gu Iein.
Wie INNER bas fein mag, Snt=
lode lit, bub in Merito gegsntpdrtig
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-01-22

sema9t, unb jebt limb bic @erz
bdltniTe siinftig eenus, um bas
Orsonifotionspert Der 9rbeiter ber
Gi5en unb @tablperte ga f0rbern
uno es gu elmer Wudt gu seitalten,
nit Der in 3utunft bic madtieen
9erren pom Stabltrult su rednen
boben merben. Mud bieie riid1tGn=
bise MaFe Der Giien= unb Stabl=
orbeiter brdngt nad opripdrts, uno
ouf bic Douer fann iie bon ibren
Musbeutern uno prieitern nidt Suz
riidgebolteu perben.
Sic tperben iih ibrer Maht be-
pubt iperben unb einieben. bab lie
nur burh 0fonomiIds unb politiihe
Organization bic Serren Spinsen
tonnen, ibnen einen srDberen Mnz
tell an ibrer Mrbeitsirudt 5utomz
men gu laf1en.
llnb 1dlieBliA peroen fie auh
aur Grtenntnis tpmmen, baB bic
GiIenz unb Stahiinouitrie ip5ioliz
Iiert merben muB, nm fir immer
olIsr Spronniiierung uno Iusbeu=
tuna Der Mrbeiter ein Gnoe 81 mo-
hen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-01-22

llno ,SeinoIfaften, Die 5iuii6en oen
Slapen uno llngarn belteben, alls-
suniiben, 10 bab ibre Mrbeiter ME
malls cine geidloie11e, ioliOaril6e
Woile biloen iolltcn. 1roltlos NOR
Die Sage 6ieier armen gefnedteten
9lrbeiter, uno feline slusiiht ldien
porbanoen, oab iid oielelbe je bei-
fern niiroe.
Ood in lebter 3eit nurbe cine
Menberung gum 8eKeren tpobr9ez
nommen. Oie tpranni1de Bebanb@
lung, ipelde bic Mrbeiter erbulben,
mubten, bic ungebeure preislteisez
rung oer 2ebensmittel bro9te Ielbit
einen groben Sell bieler 2obnitlo=
ben gum Grpahen. Oie 8emiibunz
gen Der 8eamten Der u. s. Of 2ubor
uno Der $. W. g., bic 2eute Dtoz
npmiib gu orgoniiieren. iparen tell
ipeiie erfol9reid. 9lud selons es,
einen Sell, penn oud nur einen
tleinen, gu beipesen. fid Der ip5ializ
itilden portei on5uidlieben. Gs
tam gu 2pbnbepesunsen, gu
Streifs, bic ober meiitens perloren
ainoen. Smmerbin ber On fang 1T
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-01-22

oasemeinsr Wirrparr, b. +. Nnarz
die berridt, unb es tpobl nod Idnz
sere 3eit oauern tpirb, ebe aus
benz Gbaos pieber Srbnung eriteben
piro. 9ln 3erbeifiibruns io5ialiltiz
fher 3uitdnbe 1T BEL einem Nolfe,
pel4es gu 80 pro5ent aug Mnalz
pbobeten geb0rt, nod lanse niht gu
benten, obgleih es Elm GROCER
Shritt nah portpdrts lein ipiirbe,
tpenn bic Cambridge burh Sosiali=
fieruns bes 0runbes unb 8obens,
tpis es bon perIhieoenen Rebeuenz
fiibrern perlunst ipiro, burdsefiibrt
tpirpe. 9offsn mir bo5 Bette fir
oos urrne, beraubte, notleioenbe 9olt
in W9erito'
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-01-22
u dJ t ii II g.

"a piclc MitgltcScr anoertpeitig
engagiert iiub ,n10 oiud Gen. NoSe.
Ser f;ir oie @erianunll,sng um Coma
tog, oen 90, bos 9fcferat iibcrnom-
men bate, pcrbinneYt lit. pirb bic
@ortragsocrIanlmlnna Der 0eut-
itcn Brand g. 9. am Sonntag.
oen %. Sonuor. aasfnllen.
Der Organiiotor.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-01-22
Sic l1urait iii @erito.

folssr Iid biesbesiislih ole Wtiibe
soben. Wos nber Den tpeiben Sosrrz
fhern eelong, mar Die materiene
uno seiitise 0erelenpisuns Der Hot=
bdute. Sbre 2dnoersien purben
ibnen seitoblen, Die einitmoligen
9erren erit gu 2eioei9enen semudt
unb lie bonn Der SnoDe Der tuthus
lil9en Stride preisssseben, oersn
Nertreter lid be,nubten, ibre Sdiib@
linse ssiitis gu perblOben unb lie
namens Der Mslisidb. su miaissn
Stlopen gu mohen. llno 3eit su
3eit erbeben iid bic armen rotten
Seufel", I'm bns perbaBte Sod Der
WeiBen ob5uihiitteln, unh lie fin
ben auh manhmal Jreunoe uno Cee
fdUber unter ihrsn peiben 9erren.
Moberp, Der Neform>p prdiioent.
Der bon !6uerta beieitigt tpuroe, Der
1proh ben Snoionern unb aud, ben
WeiBen: baB ihnen ibr natiirlites
Grbteil, ;. +. Der @runo unb go
ben, bas 2ono ibrer 0dter, ipieper
auriideeeehsn uno ben 2onordubern
bus 6onor,t eeleat peroen ipiiros,
ipbolo OioS seitiir5t lei. guf oieie
@erlprehunssn bin lieBen iih Die
eSnbioner maiienbaft in Woosros
9lrmee sinrsihsn, uno ertdmpften
nit ibm ben Sieg iiber Oias. 0of
ols Mobero prdiibent aeiporoen.
persob er feline. bem ormen @olte
semohten Weriprehungen. unb es
blieb 10 Sismlih o[Ies beim 9uten.
llnb bos lit aud niht 81 peripunz
bern, ba Maosrc, feline 9riiber unb
8ettern suiammsn iiber cine Miai=
on Older Der rsihten 2dnbereien
Meritos, bic ihre @orfobren ben
Snbianern obesldminbelt batten, Be-
iiben. Nah Der Grmorouns Ma=
oeros tauhte elm neuer Greunb uno
Niibrer Der ormen Snoianer auf =
Jronceseo @illo, ielbit elm So!b@
blutz Snbianer. 9ber aud er Be
nlbte ldlisBlid1 ieine Mohtitenuna
nur posu, iih lbnen 81 bere;hern
unb bic @ohe lsiner armen gruue,
81 perscNen.
Nun ion ober Gorronsa. Der bon
Der Resieruns in Wofbineton oner=
tonnte Mepolu:icnsfiihrer. es mirtz
lih ebrli9 nit ben armen Roten 70.
tpotl ipie nit nsiben 2obnarbeiterr
meinen unb ben feiten @iuen ba.
ZEN, nenn erit feline Yoiition uni
MutoritGt geiihert iinb. bic bon Dc,
oroBen 2onordubern aefobie1ei
2Gnbereien, eini4lieb!id folder
bic BON Dio3 unb 9uerta an aus
ldnbiide Rapitaliiten peridaderteu
ben sSnoiaaern uno MiIdlinsen gu
riidsuseben. 0o Gorran5o aud Be
: ob{idtiat, bic tirhliden geFeui4af
! ter gu apinsen, ibre erf@lihene
: Neihtiimer terausauseben unb ba
I @efeb. ipel1es pollftinoiae Tren
: nuns bon Gtaat unb air4e b
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-01-22
Sic &eafticn in Gcatid,(anb. Ss;,n

Sie &eaftion in Gcutid,lanb. SSs,n
isihliidlen 2onSto9 protciiiertcn Die
So3ialocmofroten acgcn Die 0e-
malteineriffc Scr Milit1rbeb0roen
in sic HreBfreitcit. Gs puroe bel.
ipiclsnciic rcrbotcn, ibcr oic 2oil0-
tagsnerhanbluilgcn frei sn berih-
ten
esn 2cinsia lolltcn fiir3l;d p;er
oroBe observation-disclosures itattfin.
bcn, nm III ocn 2anotagsnerbnno.
l''ngcn Stcll,mg 81 nchmen "a
Die 3cniur BON hcn Mcfcrcn.cn bic
@rr(cae 0cS 0on,eptS forDerte.
miIbtcn Die Gct'annnlun1cn 0b9e~
Iagt ncrbcn.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-01-22

OaB Der rpte Wtann, Der et9ent7
Iihe .ehte" 9lmeritaner, isbr tpobl
imItonbe lit. iid bic suten uno
fdledten Gisenihoften Der 3ipiliIoz
tion Der 8lobseiibter on5ueisnen,
boben ihon mande Snbianer beipiez
fen. Snsbeionbere Fnb es bic Sn=
bianer bon Merifo uno @iibomez
rita. bic in treffliher Weile illus
itrierten. oab iie seniiseno inteaetz
tueue GGbisteiten beiiben. um irsenb
cine Role in ssr 5ip;liiierten Delt
gu ipieIen. Merito bat piele Snbiaz
ner oufsuipeiien, bic als polititer
uno StaotsmGnner cine erpBe Roae
ipielten. 60 NOR 3. 9. Suore5, Der
bic HebelIionsarmee seeen bic Srupz
pen bes lllurpators. Marimilion bon
Seiterreid fiibrte. ben Ginorinelins
sefansen nabm unb erfhieBen lieB,
bonn bic Hepublit ipieber beritellie
unb piele Sabre Prdiioent Der Rez
pub(it por, !pobl elmer Der, tiihti9z
iten, ebrlihfen uno inteaisentelten
8oltsfubrer, ben bas neue Werito
Gerporbrohte. limb auh Der tiiraz
lih peritorbene @eneral uno Grz
Yrdiibent 9uerta mar Elm iebr tiihz
tiger unb Iebr intellisenter Wfonn,
ebenfoIs Elm WolIblut=S Snbianer ipie
Suares, obsr i'm @eseniaB gu ibm,
Elm seipihenloier. seriebener @aun,11,
Der feline Mohtiteluns, sleid oem
YrGiibenten Diaa, nur oasu beniibz
/ te, llnbeil su ftiften uno lein @olf
nod ollsn Reeeln Der bOberen 9eu=
tepplitit gu berauben unb 1if su
bere;hern. Gr perfAaherte one
mpalihen Vripileeien on ousldnoiz
1he aopitoliften unb perriet ieine
ssreunoe, ipenn INNER er es fir porz
teilbaft fanb.
/ Die meiiten Snbianer. ioet Elm
omeritoniider @4riftfteuer, eisnsn
fi9 leiber nur bic fhdblihen unb
iiblen Gisenidaften Der Weiben on
unb seben babur4 f4nell ausrunne.
Nun bas trifft nobl gu ouf bic
MothGute in ben Der. @tooten. bic
iih ben @dnapsfuff unb bos 9az
aorbIpielen Der Meiben leiner iebr
idnen oneigneten unb babel gum
eroben 9eile auerunbe einsen. Der
Snbianern in Merito bosegen fdeis
nen biele l1ebel Der ,peiben 3ipilifa.
tion nidt leiht fe5r piele onboben 81
fonnen. Nber zines bot bic 3ipili:
iaticn Der Meiben in allen omerito.
riiden 2dnbern eeaeitist: barba,:
fd: @ersenoltisuns Der llreinpob=
| ner. bic au MoHofres unb ausemei
ner @erarmuns Der Gisentiimer be
/ Qanbes fiibrten
Wuf ben ,peftinbi{9en SnIeln I'M
in Subamerito purben bic Not
h6ute bon ben eraufomen @panier1
g fait sdnali9 ouseerottet. Sn Me
5 rito eeIane bieS ober nint. trobber
I Der Groberer gorier unb feline Rod
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-03
EDITORIAL COMMENT

The registration books have been
placed in the hands of the various
township clerks and city auditors
for the convenience of voters who
wish to take part in the coming
primary election. Registration
must be made between the first of
February and the 18th of May,
unless this provision is changed by
the legislature in special session.
1t will be necessary for every voter
to register if he wishes to take part
In the primary. The books will
remain for a time with the clerks
and auditors when they will be re-
turned to the Office Of county au.
ditor and after that the voter who
has failed to register will have to
register at the county auditors
office. Better attend to it at once
while the books are handy.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-03
J COUNTY SCHOOL LETTER

During the past week awards have
been issued to the following pupils for
library work: Joseph Svys1ph, Eden
Magstadt, Mary and Fred BystliclSy,
Carrie Hlavac, Agnes Dvoracek and
Henry Cahoy.
Awards for perfect attendance have
been issued as follows during the past
week: Henry Palsma, John Petmnek,
Charles Merton. Tony Ge Vlies, Frank
ana Otto Homer. Evelyn Glasner,
Emile Michel, Esther McEoldrick.
Charlotte Turner, Wayne Monfore,
Robert Duguid, Helmet UiSen, Anna
Dempster, Emmett Caller, Mary Wei
derrich, Victor Hughes and August
Koenig.
We are in receipt of letter from
Mrs. Wanzer, of the Red Cross Seal
commission, acknowledging receipt Of
OF the money sent in from this county
for the sale of Red Cross Christmas
seals by rural school children. She
announces Perkins School District No.
10 as winner of the penant and ex-
presses the thanks of the commission
10 every Bon Homne county teacher
who aided in pushing the sales Of this
county over the 10000 mark. Thi,
means that Red Cross visiting nurse
will spend one month in Bon Homme
county this year.
The subject of Current Events is de-
manding more aud more attention at
the hands of people everywhere. Re
Gently test was given in several of the
leading colleges of the eastern states
that showed great lack kofinformation
among college men and women of every
day events concerning important men,
places etc. The county superintendent
is interested in a test given the grade
pupils ofthe New York City schools,
where the average grade obtained was
30 per cent. Readers will without
| doubt be interested to see the list Of
questions which we give herewith.
Where Is Gallipoli? What is the eapi-
al of Bulg aria? What countries bound
Serviae In what country is Saloniki?
ON what sea is Montenegro? Who is
command OF the French army? Who
is prime minister of England? Who is
Won Bethmann-Hollweg: Who is
Poincare? Who is Venizelos? Who is
BRAND? Who is Won Hindenburg?
Who is General French? Who is Sir
Edward Grey" Who is Viviani?
Name with proper titles the rulers of
the following countries: Germany,
Greece England, Italy, bulgaria and
Russia.