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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13
Sie Snitansriifc unf Snfareit.
6ein Srud nit Berlin.
NmItCr00n, .. :
ltNr 9lorf, tt.'Sft


,5omca ". (Scroro. Ser Gicns-
tog Don lcirelu Eoitcn III Berlin SIT
cincn GrboIltn0soltfcntbolt IN 0cn
Ger. Stontcn 5lirlld0Ctchrte ontcrito
nIid]e 9otihoitcr. uCroiicutlid)tcNttt-
nod 9lbcnh III gtem 9lorf enc piii-
5icIlc Grflorung, in meId)sr cr III Ab-
rcoe itcllt, oaB icine Ncinrciir ocu
,;lpcd hnbc, bic SRcgicrltug ingSuih
lngton non Scr Nbiidt Geutihlon6S,
bon ncutm cinen ritdiidltsloicr Soudl
bonttricQ Geacn Die fcinol;dlc uro
ncltrole Shiffohrt gu fiibrcn. 5u
morrcn. Die GrfIorim9 ocs Notidui-
tcr5 lolltct:
yGs mag bierlnit gcioqt icin, oaB
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13
%trlnit S6,000,000
Ain,,, Nlnrf @ Sft

ltep 2)orf. 8. Gft.
99;c onI Montoq in g}ru Dorf
mitgcthcllt muroc. hdton6 Die "a.
plmq oto am S0untdg an Der ulnc.
ritnniidcu &ilitc bon cincr ocutidlcn
(0ldlbuot Nericnften brItiihcn Gam.
piers Strnihcnc aus 10000 Iotlttn
0rieqSmllnition uno iouitiaemaricgS-
material. Qo8 Sdiif mar i'm britt.
id,el Sd}liiarcQiltcr, ipor Icooh bon
Scr iran5oiiidlen &inie aehortcrt. Gs
NOR i'm Sabre 1909 qebnlt morocn
clio foit ucu. Der (onntllgcbolt be
truo 1927. 9ic @conlte Der irnn3o.
iiihen Clinic crtlortcn bcitonn oic
2o0uno Gus Nricdsnlnttrl0l oIler 2llt.
Ger Iompicr NOR lcbten Som@tnA
bon 9tCp 9lorf nod Nreit, Grontrclh,
III Gee 0cgnnncn.
Ger lonncnQchoIi ser ubrlacn ncr
icnttcn Iompicr mar; Stcpbono
21ii. 9&cdI Gount 2il3, Nloouets
0ilf 3201. GhrlitMl Anuhior 25o2.
3ie Mcl6cnlo0ltn1 0cS Gontp1cr2
2Noomcreolit hate cincn &crib pom
81 500 900. GcrWclommtpcrIuit,ntI
dbtr hurd sic GcrienflIud Der
Gambler cntitonocn lit. OIrite lldl
mm6citcno oti 81. 000 00C bclollicn.
9@ortcn, bis eOe Helbc III Sjc
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13
Nicmunrt. N. \. .. III.

NtluPull, u. ~. y. II.
Cine 5diIOcruuq .lbcr olr Hrt
uf0 Ncilc. in Der 6n9 oNtldlc
llntcriccboot nit unbcuulid)cr @d)ncI
Ilqicit en- 5dnii mad, ocm luocrcn
5lrlurt mlr6e non Irinur 3rop,
nrat Gclco,opbiiten oil 0oro hce Der.
ielttcn 2omp'crs Gbrlitinn Suni0lon
in Hcpport. R :. Gellcicrt. Gr
crflortG ooB sic Shlile ~ idluell
uodlGronoer 3critort inor0cn 'ctcn
ooi} nondjc, ooroni rpnrtcn mllBtcn
,.bla Tie ON 0lc 9tribe tamcn Ger
NHuoion mlr6c QcQcn nciul llhr9'nr.
mltto0e 5eritort mo otlicn Gcintilng
biicb ncln Stnnocn lang III Den gfct
tlnQsbrutcn. bis iic idlIleBlid in0nbC
0ce gioutl,fct 6cucridiifcs oliAcGrll.
icn pnr0c. Vur p6rop cr3obltc untCr
on0crcm
oglir crbicItcu ocn 2cichL lut,crc
>0hcn WionlmCn5upnfcn lrn6 0o4
5diii 3n pcrloiicn. Niir b0ttcu rtld)
lid, ,}rt on3u rc1l 6os llutcricebput
ocruoc 6oluit beidoftigt aCrcicn mar,
onhcrc 6obr5enq" 5i ner'cnicn
a@ir hottCl (3ciduBoonncr l0uac
ucr0cm mr. 6e@ Ilutcrieebcotcs nu'td'
tia mur0ct. Nir tnnlten inns ahcr
uift hcntcu NOS oics 1lIc@ }lt hl0Cu
ter AotiC, bis pI06lidl mir 0cs Inter
iccbootca oniihtio mur0cn. "a nor
es bcrcits 3u ipot 3ur aurso0ocrun1
2os llnicriccboot mar IN oiclcn Hu
dcubltf Gcrooc NIT Dem cngjldcr
Tanurcr Stcphouo bcjdoitlat }90b
rOs6 0ci)eu Nciotinld uH0 E0iin1lcre
r @potc ousQcicet mtr0cn Ilcl Dos
lintericrboot an ocn 4utoiou heron
un6 Qob mrs Der Nciebl, an 0cn <tc.
ealno nahcr bcron3lnalnpicn 4'nh
rn6 6o3 llniericebcot rchcu 6eul
Nnu0ion loo un6 oui AeIicn Sti'ia.
popicrc mortetc, taud,tc cin nmtrlta
lIidlcr neutrality-suspicious. oui 6alt
in oemieIbm 9Iu0cnblid taud)tc oos
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13
Gjriedenlamo ,peitcr seoe.natbist.
Sonoon, II. Sft.

N0nnDll, l. Il. All.
%iaeoomirol Gortige on tSpurnet,
SberbcfcbIsbaber Der anglo-fran5o.
lildcn 6lottc i'm 9tittelmcer, bat in
2ltDcn eln llltimatilm ilberrelht, III
luelhent 0jriehenlono aufgeiorbert
miro, icine geimnmtc ariesaTlotte,
nit 9luSnobme Der 2inienidiffe Gent
mos linb siilfis lInh oes NdnSerfrcu-
3crs 9lneroff, biz Wtittmpdnahnit.
tng nm llhr on Die Snteute Mod
te alsSuliefern, Die &cuter aus
9ltbcn gcmelbet mirh. 6erner Der
langcn Die @ntente Ntdhte Die Son,
troQe iiter Die Gobn Tir1us -2oriliu.
Scr gricfilhe Nearinen1iniiter"
idbrt ser Hcllter 9orreiponocnt
tort. bot erflort, baB 9lomiroI Sour
nets fSoroerilnge,t nad1gefonlnIen unh
DIE ,Slottc alIr fcltgclepten 3eit allsDc-
Iiefert merben miro.
Sic Soroeuln9el purben ols&or,
iiftsmoBreacl 5ltm Shus ser 6lntta
Ger IIlilrten geitcllt."
Us mlro 0nraut bIn9elulelen, 0uB
Der Sransport ron 9lrtlllcrie lln0
Mtunltion nod Dem Snnercn Die 9c-
rpegungcn Der 9riehiihen Sriegs-
iditfe uno 0le lnllnterbrohene Sba-
tigfeit Der 9felerpiitcn=2lgo &nlob 3u
Der gefiirhtltng qegeben baben, oeb
6, an Srten, in meId,em ltf) 9rieg3-
1diffe Der 9laiirten beTinOen, 5ii Jil,.
heltnrlingen foninlen lnn Dob fcrner
ole Sid,rbeit Der nllilrten Srllppcn
oil Der 8nlfon 6ront gcfo6rbct mer.
Den fonntc.
%i5cohnlirol on eSo}rnct berlonot
uie 9lbtateiung Der odiifc &llti3,
2tnlnoS uno lno Npcroif, Die Shlet
fl,n1 Scr &ilitcnforts, ,iouic 0ie llcbcr.
oabc Der bcihcn GSprts. mclhc Die
9lnfcrpldbe ncr olliirtcn aricgsldlillc
bchcrriG'cn. Ncrner muB Die 1riecbi-
idlc fc0icrrn9 Die &ortroat ou &C
milicr Gunttcn ser oi'6Io fron5a't-
iicl @'hGrhc iiherldirn. u Wr.
inbllng Der orei obgctofcltcn arirgs
id)!fic mltB mli Elm Grittcl Ger rcglt-
i0rcn St1rfc rcol,slrt mcrocn.
Ginmnrih in 9tnmGnien besinnt.
0crIir, If. Sft.
Wo'jtlild,e Srlippcn lt,ier We1Crol
Strait 1ahrl: M. Delttc bolb1ntl'h h
ocmclhct miro. ocn g tbcuthlrnpoB
Qcnommcn lnh lino, nod SihCn Dor.
ritfcnh, III NllmGnien eingcbrunacn.
Gs 1T Der critic Ginmoridl, Der icit
8cginn ocS &ric9cs unn Norocn bcr
III &umdniln acnndlt nur0c.
Die critc unn 5lpcltt rllnldniidlc
9lrmcc. sic in Sicbcnbilrgcn eingc
orlnacu moren, linn bon 0cn otter
rcithih ocutitCn Sr,ippcn, sic btn
tScinb nnf icincr cigancu C5rcn5c
silriidiporfcn, pcrnidtet morOcn. Gic
ltnronrmcc, hic Iid) ms Numlncn
unb Rriien suionntenIctt, bot 3u
manfCn bcNonncn uno 5leht ild] q
liait burd bic tScorgcnp Werge lcn
ieits res 9;oroit 5urild.
General hpn GSolfcllbnDn ipnn6tc
iidl. nnd,bcm er oie critc rllnt1ntldlc
Nrmcc pernihtct bate, ioiort acQcn
Die 3mcte rumGniidle 9Irnec. rolltc
iic ourdl eincn unpibcritehlidcn An-
qrifi, bcr ihrcn @iherton6 ON Stts
foiIuB broh, bon @eiten uno Git
Sen ouf lino mari oie Rumoncn ilbcr
hie @croc bcs @ciitcrpoIbes III hos
Yllltbnl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13
Nusiabrt ciuaclfriIt.
9inu 9urt,. 3 G.a.


Glnc scr behclltcncltcgE ExrAe-
rcicn in &onoon, oie iILlcr aHzex7Eggrai-
Idle mo hritilfc Shffe eCrsiizs, 81
licb om Wontoa Ncfchl. SnE kfE a15
mcltcrc@ fem briiiId,c@ 5dsis5 saKiga.
Clinic Gus ntlautildleu S0fgE CrsSxzEa-
icn ioll. 0ies be0Curct- aaas xclssc
Sdlific Der @bitc Stnr oTr zfyan4ar
transport Scr Sculunoe ;. sSs'uEsuRnR-
lnH 1tcb Sior Clinic olIs'disrgT ssisr.-
len; cbcnio mcroeH nic xy %EFse
Stor Goninlon 2iluc Icf5HrnsEa
Sdliifc. bic nod Wontrc0I unSss.EFaec
tcitinrut lino, norl0lliil midi IN S5gr
0cben. 9oS Ncrbot bc5icbt frag ata4f
ouf oic 9lmcritm Clinic una uahcre
ser (HCicnihoit untcritcbcnScTISd SdyTs8e
iopeit oiclc inter nmTTfmHsdhcr
tSlooQc lnhrclt.
@comtc ser Glnorn-, inUs- frTn5is-
ljidlcr nno itdlicuildlcr &lHIcT rgfaErs-
fen ON Mnntoh ihrc Y0IlaIirr- E1b
Nrudltidiric miirhcn trof; ssrr Essn
hcutifcn Sotdlhootcn orOheTsET- @sc-
iohr iuhrplonnlol,ip otacfjSEz
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13
Tunaniniel crpGcrt.
Berlin. 10. St.

VCrIit. To. Ut.
IN scr Gonoll muroc cine >Nliel
orn oTtlihcn Musqonq ocs @clcF-@n
noIs aenonrnclL babel 3lpci Nffi5lcrc
ltn6 Toe Monn ocfonQen acronuncn.
uto feds MoidincnQcnchrc crbcu.
tet.
130 olllirte 1slnnscnec int Septcm'
Der Oerlprcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13

ltntcrlcChoot unttr luuh hIeb hnAnarE-
itntt, bis O. crfonnt hufss.. 6scg. ez ride
unl ell nclttraIca tSo)r6cul EsExiis5tsee-
2onn tolIdltc cs niC6cr on ar Slsxx-
tladlc uub lcbte lcinc 9i,'tcIt fegf- Ills
ln.c Den Mml0lon nCriuljcn I-sszzrIss, Gx..
5iinctc hns llntcrieebuot sSsaacr naIf
Dos Shiii. PTS Die Sd,iiTTr sshxr gszesis--
nic nelminlhtc Mirfltng lsctirE- Eczzroe
Gin (nrpe0o ubQetcucrt nns la saxsHs-
Qcn Scflnoen hcq0nn 2u&sSgaE sts
fiilfp,t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13
Nbiage au Nuiirte.
ysuHoesrec,crnna bcbGlt iIf IN Nnt.
iuprt m ulliirte NGdltc Srcihclt
bes Noanoclns par.
9Soibinatun. 10. Sft


las Stuatsomt bat beutt Die 9lnt.
mprt ouf 0ns ulliirtnl Wtennronounl
hbcr Die Ncbonollln9 BON (outbno.
tea Der frlsgiilbrenben Aladltc il:
nclltralcn Noieu perorfaulidt. IN
otn Shriititilf bcibt Is lntcr an.
oCrcnl:
Dllc acglcrlna Der Gercini0icn
Stloten muR ibrer lI5crroid,una
liber oda lhclnbarc 8cnilben Der al.
lllrtcn YPdd)tc III oipredtn. Ncoclr
1l'r ooS alialiitcGcil, mas lie ol@ cine
"ncllurtige %age" bcaiiglih Der ye.
nlbung BON llntcrieebootcu lnNriVuS-
5tltcn bctrnhtcn. linh oic 9lnrabric
olcIcr hegcln meri1itena tbCiluclic
ooourd iu crNulngcr. 0oB tic 0ic
nClItroIu 0f0dltc Dor ser droi;cn @,s
1dbr pdrllcn, Die ibrcn ciNcncn (oudl
bnotcn lit hcn bon 0enS mldbcctcn ci.
ncr frlc9iIIbrcnheu gtodt bciud)tcn
SCln1ilCru ArDhru
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13
Seitchcnoe 1ieacln genuocn.

o9todl Der Ynlidlt Der 9'ln0csrcQlc-
rilhg Der %crcirigtcu Stootcn haben
0ic dlltlrtcu Dtad1te fcinc llnnitlnoc
lcl1aclctt no0 fennt hie Nun0carc,
nlcrlnN bc3iloIif Ser @cuiitln0 BON
Nricq< 2oCr Nan6cIstmld,bootcn
l'mltonoe, meldc Die 9Inmcn0unQ Der
bcltehcnhcn feQcIn oes international
len Rcd)ta llnnoNlidl nuhcn mirNcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13
Ter Hnmancn Strait ueriaot.
Sonoolt, 8. Ctt

NpNuplt y. III.
gSic scr @eridtcrltottcr Der
Son0oncr Zines i'm rltnlduild,en
9alItquortier mtl0ct, iii DER HufSua
Der rlin'aliihen Sruppcn IN Sicbcn.
bilrgcn opgeiehen pom Moros Ebul
oanit 81 ertIoret Nob ntebrcrc Qiui
lionen Don bier nah Der Gnnru0ld,o
9cnomnlen Der0cn muBtcn nm bort
Die Slnlcn 81 ucrltarfeu. 9lls peitc
rcr 8rltnO miro onQeqeben, 0uB DIE
oci;tlben ltno oitCrrcldliif llnguri-
,dcn (ruppen bchclltcn6c &critQrtlm
gln erhoItcn hubCn.
Ser WcrihtcritottCr nat hit3u. Is
lo'c it'd nitht Ierqncn, ooB oic militia
ride Gage fiir oic ghtnt1ncu OrcBc
SdiuicriQfcitcn hate. ia 0icic an ,nci
tSronten Qeqen fricns9cmohntc Gulp-
pen 81 f1nIpfen hobCn. 6ic nit 0Cn
ollcrnloocrnitcn @ricQ@nlttcIn ants
9criiitct iinb.
Sie Snitansriife unf Snfareit.
9lmitcr0ou, 9. Stt.
9iad 6en bel Scr rlnt1niidcn
@cionoiifoit I'M @noq eingelnuic.
ncn Nuhrihten iino go Icrionen
Oorllntcr 200 t5rnucn BON oclltihcn
tSlIQ5cuQcn tci ser @eihicGltuN uon
Suforclt gcto0tct o0cr bcripunnrt
'norben. Gie 9lnQriiic 1ui sic S5oupt
itoot boucrn IoQ lmb Nod)t uiulter-
trnd)en fort.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13

Berlin, Q. Gft

Die c5ron3oien unh GnaIdnocr
hoben i'm ncraonaener Monot (Scp.
te11bcr) orf oem ipeIttiden aricos
idnunIot 130 SIiQ8eitde perlorcn.
nohrcno ouf 6cutider Scite mir 2t
geroplone seritGrt lporScn limo. Gieie
9frfiinoiQnrd rnod,tc ON Wontoa oc5
@erIiner arieesriniiteriinn. Gorin
heibt es:
.llnIere sSIieder fonsenirirten ihre
aonse ShGtiafeit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
t1tno. sluberorbertIife 5ort'fritte
iinS in hieier 9eaiebunn oemodt
norher. Gie idtpierige 9luiaobe. Die
unieren 5teeern 5ugefouen mar,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13
,IMr Trfibcit oes 6anoelns.

Y9In0eiidta 0iticr Gbotiane ionic
Ncr III 0cm N1cmnranoum Der oaiir
ten gfGdltc cntbaltcnen Netanntna-
dung mo SSorntng pbIicgt es Der
Rcgirrllng Der Gercinigtcn Stoatcn
0cn Reoleurngcn non t5ranfrcit).
Wro6britonnicn RublonN uno r5n
BON mitiutbciIcn. ooB ite iih bt5il9lid,
Der Ncbolollu0 BON &ricga p0cr
Ndnoclatardhootcn in nnerifaniihCn
Wuponcrn i'll je0er 9c3icblma 6rcj
bcit 0c& Man0cIns borbebGlt. Sit
mtrh iolhc tSnhr5citgc 10 bchnu0elu,
mic c9 lbrcr 9Inildt nod) elmer Mod)t
5utonlntt BON Der mm ioocn mag,
oo6 lie Die critcll Shrttte iilr 0iC
tScititclllnN Der 4rin5ipier ser 9tcu.
trulli1t lmtcrnchmcn unh bic iibcr elm
Gobrblnhert lona oieie arinsipicn III
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13

Dem glcidcn trnAtloncllcu Wclltc rnn
Dem aleidlen hnhtu llnportcilltfclts.
linn ntfreCht crboltcn bot, i'll Dem tie
CrGadlt mur6en.
&aruuHa snm Sdllnt.
~Gunit obcr fem MiBnerlt1nonlb
bcSilQIidl ser MoltlIn0 ser %crciuia-
Ten Stontcll beltchCn ioll. tllnhilt sic
RcQlcritn9 Der Ncreinigtcu Stoutcn
Sen alliirtcn M0dlten an. hnB tic Ca
filr ole Tilldt Scr frlcdilihranhcn
Ytodte eroo)tcte, spiihcn llntcricc.
b6ctc.' ciilel nelltrolcn unb frltGillb.
renon Wtatt 81 lmtcridlciocn. mo
0os Die TernntpnrtlIpQ 'ilr lcocn
3onflift. Der it'd dls ser Njdtbcoh,
tlna 6lcieS llntcrlG,icoe@ icitcna 0cS
Snlidl6notcS cincr friCQfilhrcnoCu
gQtndlt uno ncutrulcn Smld,pootcn
er0cbcn mag. roll unh qun3 ori ocr
bo& &crichcn hcgcbenhcn Nndt III.
ben nllB. "
SSn Dem oIliirtcn McmorouoluH
murocn Die nclltr0Icn HcQicrlm0tn
oufaciornert. ~6urd mirtinntc MuB-
nahmcn sic Soudlbnotc elmer fric0.
'iibrcnbcn Wodlt ubnc &lidiidlt our
ibrc Eerlnenounp ncltrnIcn 0C.
moiiern lmo Nqfcn fCrn5uboItcil. "
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-06

Maynard Minnich returned to
the University Tuesday.
Mrs. Fusselmann and grand
daughter visited in Yankton last
Sunday.
Miss Ruby Tomlinson returned
from Trip Sunday, where she
spent her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stevenson
returned to their home in Mott, N.
D. lest Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Danes, Of
Yermillion, we're guests at the
Frank Wanek home Monday night
and returned home Tuesday noon.
An Sin. Ice Plow with mitre at
tachment, and a Simpson COM
putting scale for sale very cheap.
Adv. Jno. Wittmayer
John Tigh, who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Lee,
for several weeks, returned to his
home in Colorado Wednesday.
Jas. Hird left on Wednesday
with another shipment of horses
for the Buffalo market. The ship
ment was nude by express over
the I. & D. division. There were
twenty. eight head in the load-s
fine bunch of heavy horses. FREQ
Hirsch, of Trip, has been buying
horses for the Sioux City market
but this market Us now o~veratockee
so he went to Buffalo with Hird tt
investigate that market.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-06

Jake Meyers and wife, Of 0liyet,
were in town Monday.
New safety boxes for rent at the
Bon HoMMR County, BANK
Frank SCHNEIDER and wife spent
the holidays with frienda Ia Sioux
City,
E. b.. Treiber was laid up with
an attack OF grippe the forepart of
the week.
Mike Brady came from Mitchell
to spend New Years at the Mike
Keegan home.
Miss Birdie Limpo, Of Utica, was
a guest at the M. T. Brown home
here on New Years day.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Hager,
Of Hayti, we're here to spend
the HOLIDAYS with her mother Mrs
Lanam
Expert piano tuning and repair
ing by J. A. Erler, Of Mitchell. Al
work guaranteed. Leave orders
with VIM. Miller.-Adv.
Mrs. ghernus came from Tyndal
last week. and has been helping th'
two boys, David and Morris, in tn
store here.
Mrs. Jessie Mcpherson, from
near Avon, arrived Tuesday morn
ing to visit at the home Of her sis
ter. Mrs. r. w. Russell.
Miss Florence Brown, who ]
taking a course in nursing at
hospital III Sioux City, is her
spending a holiday vacation.
Miss Marie Swenson, Of Ravinia
was q guest Of Miss Helen Bis
between trains Saturday while o.
her way. to Mitchell where she ]
attending school.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-06
Hunaarian Faces.

l have never seen such i%nterestin
photographers show windows al
there are tn Budapest. Partly this is
because the photographers are good
but partly it must lie in the Hun
garians themselves-such vivid. inter.
esting, unconventional faces. These
people look as if they ought to do the
acting and write the music and novels
and plays and paint the pictures fol
all the rest of the world. II they
haven't done so, it must be because
along with their natural talent, they
have this Incidence and tendency tt
flop and not. push things through
Arthur Ruhe in Golfers Weekly.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-06

DaV1d GnufcQ ana lanlly f6tur.
ned TO their home in Mnrdo last
Friday.
The w. 9. 4. q. will meet mex,
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. ".
@. Haynes.
Lester Haynes and wife attend.
ed the Farmers' Short Course al
the State College in Bookings last
week.
DR.. r. M. Cotton and wife, who
are now living at Belvidere, were
in Scotland between trains We'd
nesday. They had been spending
the holidays at their old home in
Tyndall, and were on their way
home.
Chris. Mettler and family, who
moved back to Scotland q few
weeks ago from the west, have
moved into the John r. Schmidt
building, east of the Donley House.
The pantorium that was running in
the building has been moved to the
sec ond story Of the Minnich build
ing.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris. Ulmer on December Goth a
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jel-
lette, living on the Jake Meyers
farm near Wittenberg, Dec. 30th;
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Rembold Monday morning.
a son born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
ben Sunday night. This is four Of
a kind-who says war has nothing
to do with determining the sex Of
children born.
The Angleton (Tex.) Times Of
last week reported the striking of
a big 500. barrel oil we'll at Damon
Mound, and the quality of the oil
is said to be superior to most of
the Texas oil. This is good news
to our townsmen, Frederick and
John Becker, as the we'll is located
only hall a mile from John Beck
er's 1900 acre tract, and only five
miles from Frederick Becker's 200
acre tract.
Rob't Clough received a message
yesterday informing him that bis
father, Henry f.. Clougb, had just
died at his home in LaMoille, Ill.
Mr.. Clough lived for many years
in this vicinity but three years ago
moved back to Illinois where he
had a daughter living. He had
been feeble for some time SO his
death was not unexpected, but, his
old friends here will extend sympa-
thy to the aged wife who survives
him, and also to the bereaved sons
aud daughters.
DR.. Koobs returned last Thurs.
day from Chicago, where he went
to accompany the little Eggleston
child. Several efforts were made
to remove the nail from the wind
pipe of the child, but without sue.
cess. As thu child was becoming
exhausted under the treatment ii
was taken to the Presbyterian hos
pitai to enable it to reouperate fol-
for a few days and 1t was then
planned to try an operation while
the child was under the X-ray. Or
Tuesday evening of this week DIR
Koobs received a message stating
shat the operation had been per
formed, the nail removed and thu
child vas all right. No particulars
were given, but presumably the op.
GRAFTON was performed under the
X-Ray as planned.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-06
County School Letter

There are sixty three counties in
South Dakota, yet from q recent
High School Directory we note that
there are but fifty-six fully accre-
dited four-year high schools. II
would seem that the secondary
schools Of the state have much
room for improvement.
The January apportionment will
be ready for distribution on the
tenth. Any district not holding
school, OF attempting to hold school
with an unqualified teacher, is NOT
eligible to receive its apportionment
at this time.
This is the month for the second
district institute. The program is
in the hands of local committees
for the various centers. and il is
hoped the institute will prove bene-
fetal to every teacher. The Read
ing Circle requirement, as pre-,
viously stated, includes the first
half of each Of the two books select
ed.
There will be six examinations
for teachers this year. A First
Grade examination will be held in
February and an examination for
Second Grade Certificates in April
Teachers having had six months
experience are urged to attend the
First Grade Examination. Young
people who contemplate teaching
in September should prepare for
the April examination.
Both Avon and Tabor start out
the year 1916 with new school
buildings. Avon was forced to
build in order to provide for it's
growing high school. Tabor enjoys
a beautiful new four room brick
building, but she will use only two
rooms at present.
Fortune turns some queer tricks
on teachers as we'll as other folks.
Here is an experience that may
prove a rule and guide for some of
our teachers who may read it with
profit. In 1923, a transient
teacher vas in this county. She
held a good grade OF certificate and
in general was capable of giving
excellent satisfaction to the patrons
the school board and the county
superintendent. She was scarcely
established IN her school until
everybody concerned became aware
of the fact that Der salary was the
only thing she cared for ; and short
lessons and short hours for the pu-
pills, and short words for her gu.
periors was her plan. After leav.
ing here, she was married in an
eastern city. But that is not all.
During TIE past six months, she
has been applying at various en-
Dloyment agencies for work, and
they In turn apply 81 Bon Homme
county where she -as last employ.
ed for reference. Neither her
school board mol the county
super intendent have been able to
answer all inquiries in a commend
able way. We do not know just
what misfortune has overtaken her
but we do know that i. would have
been much better for her if she had
entered that last term of school
with a determination as though her
whole future success depended up.
Oh the success she made of it.
Miss Maude McVay returned to
Miller Saturday.
Claus Flick Jr.. came from Nit
chell last Saturday.
g. F. Wittmayer and family, OF
Trip, were here to celebrate New
Years with the "old folks"
Julius Kayser, of Parkston, wat
here last Saturday and spent the
day with his sister, Miss Sophie
Kayser.
A. B. Rowley, OF Mitchell, was in
Scotland Friday. He is now il
the real estate business, and in
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-06
NOTICE..

am prepared to pay the highs
est market price for hides deliver
ed at the grin elevator at Plumb.
G.. RAKER
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home sites within the city proper. 1t
contains in the neighborhood of 100000
square feet of ground. The curved
frontage on Connecticut avenue and
Columbia road totals S24 feet, while
that on Florida avenue, which bounds
the property on the south, is s4f feet.
The frontage on 10Th street is S44 feet.
1t has long been one of the show places
Of the National Capital
Big Offers Refused.
The District Commissioners have rec
commended to Congress that the prop
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her from the French battleship Prov
encel, engaged in transporting troops
to Saloniki. was sunk in the MedIter-
ranean February rs. Two hundred and
ninety-siX survivors have been brought
to Malta and about 400 to Melos by
French and British patrol vessels sum
moned by wireless.
No signs of a submarine were no
ticed either before or after the sinking.
La Provence was armed with five can
non of II centimeters, two OF 81 mil
limeters and four of 81 millimeters"
other Great Sea Disasters.
Among the other great sea disasters.
in addition to the Titanic. already msn-
toned. were:
The Cunard line steamship Lusitanfa,
which was torpedoed by a German sub
marine and sunk of the Head OF KIM
sale. ireland. May 7. 1915. with tho loss
Of l,2O6 lives.
The burning Of the excursion steam-
ship Gen. Slocum in the East river.
New York. June IS. 1904. when nearly
1000 persons met their death.
The French line steamship La BotLr-
gogne, sunk in collision with ths
steamship Cromartyshire. July 1893.
with the loss of $50 lives.
The Japanese liner Kicker Maru.
sunk off the coast OF Japan. September
%, 1912 with the loss of 1000 lives.
The Canadian Pacific steamship EN-
the Danish collier Storstad in the st.
Lawrence river, May 80. 1914. with the
loss of more than 1000 lives.
The burning Of the Uranium line
steamship Volturno in midocean Octo-
Der 9. 1913. with the loss of 1856 lives.