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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-10-12

Miss Dorothy Mullinds left Mon.
day for Angie where she will teach
school this session.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-11

Olivet Leader-We are unable to
learn much of the particulars of the
wedding of Mr.. P. F. Hofer and Miss
Olive Walker, which occurred on Sun
day April 30tll in Mitchell at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. Hofer is a man who is highly re-
spected ty everybody. He has held
the deputy county authorship for five
years and last fall he vas appointed by
the county commissioners for county
treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by
Sam Walters death. MI. Hofer is also
a candidate for county auditor. The
bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Walker, of north of town aud is 8
winsome and talented young lady and
has a host of friends.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-11
LEGAL NOTICES
OF SOUTH DAKoTA)
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRlUITS

STATE OF DAKoTA)
FIRST JUDICIAL c1RlUIT{
In Circuit Court, in and for
Bon Homme County.
James M. Conro, Plaintiff,
VS..
Julius Sclmiedt, Maria Schmiedt,
and L. l., Spencer, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of a special execution.
issued out of the Circuit Court, of the county
of Bon Homme, state Of South Dakota, on the
action, wherein the above named plaintiff,
James M. Como, obtained a Judgment and de-
cree OF foreclosure against the above nan1ea
defend a nts, on the 9th day of March, 1915, for
and 40-l00 Dollars ($2312,4O) which said judg-
ment and decree. was ON the 18th day of April
1916, duly docketed and recorded in the Office
Of the clerk OF said court, i. the Undersigned
Sheriff of Bon Homme county, South Dakota.
am commanded to sell, at public auction. in
the manner prescribed by law, all that certain
real property, situated in the county of Bon
Homme and the state # south Dakota, and
described as follows, to-wit:
Lots One ~ and Two ~ in Block Thirteen
Q3 in the city of Scotland, together with all
improvements thereon, and appurtenances
thereto belonging.
of May 1916: at eleven O'Clock a. m, of that day
at the front door of the court house. in the
city of Tyndall, Bon Homme county, South
Dakota. ! will, in obedience to said special ex-
ecution and decree of foreclosure, sell the
above described property to the highest and
best bidder for cash.
Dated his 18th day of April 1916.
L, L. WAGNER,
Sheriff of Bon Homme County,
South Dakota,
WICKS & QUINN,
ATTORNEYS for plaintiff.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-11
Attorneys for Plaintiff.

NOTICE-The Belgian stalli on
'Trompeur," owned by the Scotland
Belgian Horse Breeders Associ.
alton, will stand during the season
from April lst to July 1st, 1916 at
DR.. Coy's horse hospital in Scot.
land. After July 1st he will be at
the VIM. Holman farm half a mile
west of town.-Adv.
VIM. Homan, Mgr.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-11
EXCHANGE NOTES
From the TyndalI Tribune.

From the Tyndali Tribune.
Chas. zolnowsky came down from
Scotland last Saturday aud may now
be found in his old place in the Hoch
drug store.
Will Windsor is working in the
Brown barber shop at Scotland. Mr..
Brown is suffering from rheumatism
and during his enforced absence Will
is taking his place.
Dan Shroll shipped a load of horses
to the Sioux City market last week.
This load is said to have contained one
of the best teams ever shipped out of
Bon Homme county, which sold for
$500 on the Sioux City market. Dan
purchased the team of w. G. Gretsch-
mann, of Springfield.
When r.. r. Robinson came up from
his hog ranch west of Springfield last
night he brought with him a real bear
story. He swears that a black bear was
seen on his place yesterday forenoon
and the news spread around the neigh
borhood rapidly. At first everybody
naturally WAS skeptical but upon being
shown the tracks the Doubling Thorn
ases were all convinced of the truth of
the story. Rob says that when he left
the farm last evening about half of the
inhabitants of the city of Springfield,
armed with enough pistols, rifles and
shotguns to capture Villa, were scout-
ing the gulches of the neighborhood
try ing to capture the little black bear.
You are entitled TO as many guesses as
you wish as to how the bear got there.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-11

H0Wso THAR
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Casarrh Cure.
F. y. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, o.
We the undersigned. have known +.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Testi-
moniais sent free. Price 7E cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists,
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-11

Tabor Observation-Disclosures & Turek
have sold their entire stock of
goods, good will and business to Chast-
ka Bros. of Tyndall. The deal was
closed this week, Thursday, after an
invoice was taken. The business was
traded off for 320 acres of land near
Kimball. The new proprietors are well
known in this portion of the state, cor
Quoting a general store in Tyndall, and
there is no doubt that they will do a
thriving business here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-11
Newsafety boxes for rent at the
Bon HOMIE County BANK.

Mrs. Jas. Hird and son, George,
were in Yan1ton last week Thurs
day.
81. A. Reeves has had his house
repainted, Nm. Fairman doing the
work.
Rev. F. Schaefer went to Clare
mont Friday where he conducted
services Sunday.
The Quick Sale Nero. Co. has a
stock of nice premiums to be given
away free with purchases of goods
a. the store.-Adv.
G.. D. Brock and family and
Steve zolnowsky autoed to Yank.
ton Thursday to attend the Yankee
Robinson show.
Mrs. Alfred Cobb came from
Memo where she has been staying
for several weeks and is visiting at
the Birkinbine home.
Mr.. G. Groves, town marshal OF
Kaylor, was in town Monday and
had some bills printed for a dance
at that place next Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. Wm. Church, who is living
on the Philip Becker ranch near
KimbalI, stopped off here last week
Wednesday while on his way HON.
from Cherokee, la.
Il. N. Treat, of Springfield, ear
didate for nomination on the re-.
publican ticket for county Judge,
was in Scotland looking Q his
poll ical fences last Thursday.
The railroad company has built
a new elevated platforms on the eas,
side of the elevator side track
which will be very convenient fc,
unloading heavy machinery, auto.
mobiles and other heavy commo
dities.
Mr.. Marquette, of Go,erneuer,
N. Y , stopped off here Saturday
and spent one day with bis cousin,
G. J. Dickson. He was on his wa
home from a trip to Stanley county
west of Pierre, where he had been
inspecting some land owned by
New York parties.
The La Crosse Steam Laundry
Co. Basket leaves Trelber's Tues
day, May Is, at 8 a. m.-Adv.
Max Leveson closed a deal las,
Friday for the sale of his stock Of
merchandise to MIR. I. Predmesky
of Walt Hill, Neb. Mr.. Levesor
had most of the goods packed tc
ship to New Jersey, but got an Of
fer to sell and accepted it. He il
now packing his household goodf
and will soon leave for New Jersey
Mr.. Predmesky left as soon as the
deal was closed for Nebraska, bu
returned Tuesday night to take
charge of the store. It is reported
that he will increase the stock ant
make a general store of it..
Last Tuesday during the moor
hour, fire was discovered in the
store house back of Mrs. Zolnow
sky's bakery and for a time threa
tened to be quite serious. The
fire company responded quickly
the chemical engine being first or
the scene and with this the fire
which was gushing through the
sides of the building, was held ii
check until the hose department
arrived. With two streams of wa
ter playing on the flames they wer'
soon extinguished. but not unit
the interior of the building wal
pretty we'll consumed. A delay o
only q few minutes would have
permitted the flames to reach tn
Carpenter Lumber building only
sixteen feet away and with a strop,
wind blowing in that direction no
thing could have saved it. Tha
no greater damage was done is du'
to the prompt and efficient work o
the fire hovs
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-11
From the Tyrdall Register

Miss Anna Draha, who closed q sue
cessful term of school neal Scotland
last week, returned home Saturday.
Mayor Thompson, John and Jacob
Kiehlbauch, of this city and Andy
Roseberg, of Avon, left Tuesday morn
ing for Texas. Same of the party may
invest in Texas oil wells before they re-
turn,
Ms. l. F Chladek was called to
Springfield last Saturday by the illness
of her mother, Mrs Hill. On Monday
they went on to Sioux City where Mrs.
Hill submitted to an operation AT
this writing the patient is improving.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Marriage Licenses

rsonl Pisrnik 25 Leokadys Point
om.r Farrow. 23. Detroit; Lena
Keilmann, a., Hastings.
John Gracthec. %, Catherine Kos
Kemp smith. 30. Detroit; Kats
Brown. 80. Highland Park
Alfred Leadbitter. - Detroit
9uelis Schafretzek %. Westbend
joe Goralczyk. 81: julie wisrsnsks.
e.s;d:: ss;2l.:law Byliekt 81 Martha
Paul Grots. %; Frances Korimor.
James Nixon. IS. Pittsburgh. Jennie
Robert. f. Golden, -; Laura NJ
Arthur r. Doherty. %; Irene SOCIAL
Jacob Nathan. 81 Eva Schwartz
man. 35
.Amedee Miller 30; Julia C. Hendry.
Israel Losn. 80: Ida Franket s2.
George Trute 20. Dora Fishlin. q.
thester W WaRgoner 80. Toledo:
Gertrude l. Heimerdingcr. 80. same.
Albert r. MissinHcr. 3s Alice
GeogheEan 2s
Simon GinsbUrS. gt Henrietta
Feinherg. a.
Ernest Z. Bowman. 30. Ruth Rob
eTtson 1e
Lester Maui. 10. Anna roikay 10.
Isadpre SlCtkin. %. papi Malek. 2s.
Earl Blay. o., Josephine Maui rs
OTIS Nasile, IS Lukrals M1dwiu
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Count Apponyi, Hungarian
Leader, Thinks Wilson May
Yet Bring Peace to Europe

Count Apponyi paused and de
manded But tell me who Was
elected president of the United
states 80
The interviewer said latest re-
ports indicated Wilson
II hope it Is Wilson - Count
Apponyi responded. "We know
Wilson might say we could be
no worse OF with him we
know nothing about Hughes
DO you think Wilson could do
something now 10 help bring bel
ligerents together" was asked.
81 think IL Wilson is elected. and
he no longer has the worries of the
campaign. he may prove an alto
gether different president" the
count replied. Il think he viii see
the opportunity when the time
comes America 10 psychologically
the leading neutral nation. Amer
lea stu might play the leading role
in peace"
Count Apponyi greatly resembles
former Senator Isaac ~. stephenson
OF Wisconsin in personal appear.
ance-tall and straight, with gray
beard and bright eyes. He Is well
acquainted with American life and
customs. IL was IN recalling his
visits there that the count added .
II am 90 glad 20 see that we are
sending a new ambassador TO Amer
tea Bernstorff has had no support.
IL Is difficult for America IN under
stand us, n we have no ambassador
there
After all, We want peace with
America want 20 be friendly.
We all recognize America, rs the
greatest neutral nation. must play
m important part when the inter
national peace which ends this war
is made.
Il don't know TarnowsN. our new
anbasssdor personally, but am
told nc is one of our ablest diplo.
mats
Reverting 10 President Wilson =
opportunity 90 play role in peace
proceedings i' was apparent from
t0un1 Npponsi'- expressions that
he did not .aclicye tho president
should move al once. "1he psyche
logical moment ho said has not
yet arrived Rumania must drst be
punished fer treason The Ruma
nian campaign o. progressing we'll
Within short time our armies will
he through Rumania then the Rus.
sjans m Gahcit VIII De- in a bad
fN
Then tho last card ot tho Allies
war party viii hn destroy ed They
Nlll have .o realize tha' see cannot
be parcellod ont Then they viii
rcaliz" ai wc want On security
aEa,as Russia ana serbia
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
PROPOSALS WANTED

Crosse Polnte Park. Nov. 10. 1915
sealed proposals viii re received
by the Village Council Of the village
~ Crosse pointe Park Wavns Co.
Mich at the village Han. in the
rrawbN school up to 30 o'clock
. nl MONDAY, Nov a0. 1918.
said proposals 90 oe FOR furnishing
All labor materials tools. imple-
meutS etc necessaTF Tor construct
ing Lateral sewers iu Alleys south
or Mack between Mar, 'and-ave. and
nottingham Road according - plans
and speelnrations on ils With the
village clark
zach bid musf 30 accom- panied BY
rertlfAd cherk iu the peuei sum o.
rtve Hundred Dollars $500 A01 uads
1arRble 20 the order - the village
N Crosse poIrte PACK said check
tl 30 forfeited 90 said Nillsgs IN csss
tho suruessfui bidder fails 20 entef
into contract wll1 sad NlNags with
.r seven t11 dats after the contrHc e
has been awarded to htW
THE rieht Is reserved % reject ans
or ar hits
PLANS and speafeat0ns can alsa
Dc aeon 80 the Office OF IhomAe "
rarrau village EnEinssr. 692 Whit.
ner Dffrr Bidg Detroit Michigan
THOMAS ~ CAMPAT,
Village Eng neef
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
AIOrtuary

COONAN William r. Coonan. son OF
William and tho late bridget coon
3nni,. and .o orosqSJT s1J e. Mar; F;,,5s 5ssmfs =
Jones Funeral from his residence,
6S9 Brook klyn-av6.. Thursday at
$50 and SS Peter and PRuis cathe-
dral ~ O'Clock Funeral By autos.
HOWELL Nov a. 1916. Rt residence,
Howell Notice ~ funeral later.
McDo>ouGu o. D.. suddenly. Nov
ie i'lS a,,., at blrmiinShasmi SStssai AZ N',
neral and burial In Geneva, y. 3
OF Thursday
MOVE Nov l3. 1916. az her home
Spokane Wash. Wilholmiua. moth
fr q ol>iin Edward A NJ her'b@ M Aggu''s =
Couls and Mrs i: a Elsele. Fu-
neral az Saginaw, Mich, SUNDAY
afternoon. Nov. ia, lal6.
RADCLIFFE-Nov - 1915, at Hotel
Dieu, Windsor. Anna. beloved wife
of George ". Radcliffe Services
Murray Campbell a6 Windeli-ave
fntermcnt Woodlawn cemetery.
ROTH NOV. .. 1915. Joseph. beloved
husband ~ Matilda. and father oi
Clarence. Mildred, Leona, Coriue.
Raymond Joseph and Irene. and
brother OF Mrs. Anna Walsdorf
Mrs. Kate Peters Mrs j. Miehn
neral ne from Tssidense. SIs Orleans
ct. Thursdsy at $50. and 81. Jo-
seph church AT 9,
SHAW Nov 10. 1918. at her late
residence So Chope- Harriet. be
loved wife of Henry Charles Shaw,
and sister OF Mary 4. Morris. and
mother Of =. G. shaw OF Akron. O,
and Rcrtram Shaw. OF Los Angles
Cal Leonard shaw. Of Miami, Fla
Lionel shaw. OF Davio. Fla, and Or
r. G. shaw. Miss A. G. Shaw, Mr.
NJ R and Harold shaw. OF Detroit
Funeral from above residence,
Thursday afternoon at 80. 70 81
Matthias church at :. lnterment
NJ M nnlla Wn VIA autos.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
CANADIANS WHO
WORK HERE FREE
FROM L. $. TAX

ndrf vino uea n,our fax l'V
maoeI sop 'efH non resident
alieu . Granted Wac c>rnp
zion tlp-. ,o.tWr Dh,r
uaee proper un to an income
r,eevod ror patton H u-
ner' wun Lr ruuau Sl1tcs.
90, >uaN .u1 .1 49, 1r ,uuer
tls occu an element tla - unique
in i1o colo, uu 5,Hu.. udrr me
-Iioion of C1l.co %, Internal
RcUwut lame.. Had who has
amy tu1ee preecrtrd ro lAc a'thor-
fies 80 Wash ne'on thc diHcutips
pd poclhiara nct With n the
border cities. 1ud hiCh do not ON.
tain in aut 1in,r district in The
United state
Nh Brady r"pr, enta ions 60 the
tfeasur, department ON The subject
have finally borne fruit H.. con- -es.
ion applying 70 persons resident in
canada in receipt ~ small income
lrcm occupations in The United
States which will obviatc The noCfs.
si'y ~ thousand Of returns on the
regular forms pro, idcd for tl, use
II those IN receipt Of larger ana tax
able returns 1his concession is in
the form Of certificate 81 eNemp-
lion signed by thc wage Garner and
fled with his ct,plo,cr which tcsti-
fees to tic facts relative To his in.
como re eiyed u lhe lrucd states.
and which the employer ip turn files
In Collector Rrady's oniCc for trans
lrission tu Washington
Employers q nonresident aliens
~ III be required To- secure from their
employees those certificates. setting
firth that their income received
within the United states Is less than
5000 Ter year. failing which they
are required to withhold the lax of
two per cent and pay The samc 20
Tie collector or demand
Last year thousands OF residents
of Windsor, Wulllcrville ana other
border towns vor". compelled to pay
the tax nf one per cent ON their
emnings in Detroit
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
~ CARL ". ACKERMAN.
tNta6 correspondent United Press.


BERLIN, (Via sayville wirelessl
Nov. l5--Campaign worries OF his
mind. his election assured, Presi.
dent Wilson may prove an alto
gether different president and see
his opportunity. when the moment
arrives, TO help obtain peace in
Europe"
SO declared Count Apponyi. one
pf the most prominent OF Hungar'
Ian leaders and a world figure be-
fore the war In the peace by ar
bitrAtion movement, on his arrival
here today from Budapest TO speak
At n special meeting OF the Reich.
stag. He declared peace was get
ting nearer"
I'm sure it's on it's way" he
said. And he added with happy
smile
Il don't mean peace viii come
next week. or next .nonth--or with
in two months even. l am only GER
tain that the foundations for peace
are now being laid. II you viii
compare the speeches OF Chancellor
Bethmann. Hollweg and Earl Grey,
made at the beginning OF the war.
with what they have said recently.
YOU Will 500 that the two chief bel
ligerents arc getting on closer
ground. They are still wide apart
but uhsy are approaching a com
mon yrzNd And why not3 All
we ~ Is security. We ask moth
ing but to be permitted TO live and
develop IN peace. We ask that kind
of peace which the people OF all
civilized nations want--the peaceful
opportunity 20 live and exist hap.
PLY as nation"
lie this common ground the de
sire OF all nations 10 have interns-
tional agreements which will keep
peacs?" the count WAS asked.
Yes" he answered. The peace
which closes this war must be A
peace which guarantees future
world peace--if such peace can be,
and I don't know why not. Then
all this horrible bloodshed will not
be in vain for future generation.
"But does ENGLAND want peace
There are peace parties IN all
countries England. France. Russia.
OF course. there Is strong war
party in England and France As
long as this party hopes TO parcel
Our Austria.Hungary and Turkey ~
the Allies. there can be no peace.
hut whom q is realized that We can
nor be crushed or divided. even this
party will have 20 make peace. We
are not conducting this wal RS %
war OF conquest some OF The
Allies are"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Deaths

AieN Bunovert, receiving hospital.
about SO years, pulmpps ~ tubcrcuio-
sis Theresa Erabetz. oGt Eighteenth.
50 years. cancer of uterus Irnazio
Lovasco. 2l3 Macomb IS years, apo
plcNy. Margaret Jackson. 49, Fffth.
- years. asthma James Cri s'ndeu.
522 Monroe. 90 ycsrs. nrterlo chhlero-
sis William l.. Wuhrd SSf Second.
four months. mainutrition. Joe Nc
Phillips SSs Waterloo. 80 wears. init
ral insufhcieucv. samuel W stewart.
lGt Michigan, about 80 Years lohar
pneumonia Frank serge. receiving
hospital 81 years. Internal hemor-
rhagci r"tcr Weisman. receiving hos
pital. 81 wears. acute AlcOhoiisml Ste
phen Micuci Grace hospital branch.
80 wears ipitral Steuosis. Mike Coca
pich~ rNcelN,nE hospital about ~
wears. loher pneumonia William T..
clark. VI. g. r. " near Hastings.
ahout'ta years decapitated Frank
Shidemdn. $40 Whitman ss Years.
pleurisy, Sszcpan KlocotS. Gsl Grandy.
about 90 years. valVuIAr disease ~
heart. STANLEY Forys St Mary's hos-
pital 80 years. inquest pendins Gen-
eVive fapp, 100 tlsiland. - wears.
ccrchrnl emnoliem. Raymond ENf
kowFki. zoo illlnOi. daVs. bronCho
Pneumonia Ann iitds son Mccain. lf
Braiuard. IS ye1rs uteEtIuai ob7tru'
tion Naomi VI Stlmsun. S9o Wool
ward. ~ years. hrunchJ' pneumonia
Frederick g. Van SlVcK. pc Lothrop.
henhum. ef Mis totVi g. yoars> BRAN
tumor, James y Iau'berf. a6S CON
gross cast. Vs Neara NHpmhosis. NJ -
risn lane Cook ie22 Baldwin 30
days. bronchitis tfear1 Naecl, So
LELAND 53 wears lohrr pueumOniu
carl Roike aot MsldruW 5f wear
rio-cchlerosis Minnie Napdart
Harper hospital % ynrrr ohoieIcv-
stitis Nnrv Nu"ffr. ttf flrlvelau1
e. years rarCiunu1. ~ uterus
Tho~'Ns Riair. s86 Rio. slie. - vear.
chronic nephritis. Agponia Buck. lff
Cleveland about 80 years. hepatlc
cirrhosis Mary Ann BesuhIen. oSoe
Lafayette west. az years. valvular in.
sufhciency: Charles Nelson Groat, 100
McKinstry sS years, apoplexy
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
SEEKS AID FOR
GIRL STRIKERS

To help the girl cigarmakcgs OF
Detroit who have been ON strike
since Jane. and OF whom several
have been sent To jail ior contempt
OF court for violating inmnctions
agains, picktting President p. }.
Ward. of the State Federation OF
Tabor. has sent out an appeal TO
w trade unions IN Michigan asking
FOR contributions. The action OF tie
5000 girls IN refusing go return TO
work under thc present schedule
vas heen indorscd officially by the
state federation
Many Uf the girls have been alb
sorbed In other occupations since
the beginning OF the strike. becom-
ing overall makers and working In
corset factories.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
COUNTY OFFERS
$500 REWARD
FOR SLAYERS

In addition 10 the reward Of $500
which police officers themselves eX-
pect TO raise. another $500 will be
offered by WAYNE county for in
formation leading 10 the arrest and
conviction OF the slayers OF Patrol
nan Edward NJ. Mclaughlin. Police
Commissioner CoCzens and Supt,
Marquardt formally requested the
county auditors. Wednesday morn.
ing. 10 appropriate the money for
this purpose Auditor Charles A.
Buhrer declared he believed the
board would be willing to give a
larger sum. II the police heads rec
commended IL.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

Five store and nat site. g. 800. or.
with brick '-fsmiiy fat adjoining.
paying i2 per cent SEQ 200.
NDETHW WESTERN REALTY
205i Grand River. walnut %
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
GRAND RIVER

Business frontage. ript for stores. 40
price that wili make YOU money
MALDNEN &C. NpPf.I.i. REALTY co.
50f Froe Prcas Ellg
Member Detroit Real Eritt. Soard