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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09

This is the sort Of weather thrt
changes the old "oVimmIn' hole
from q tender cmo Go 70 poignant
regret for those who can't reach It
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09

The wonderful economic emporium
ties ~ q new continent have given
tn America a vast though necessarily
temporary advantage over other ma
tons IN the dead level 81 the future
viii be discovered that mon ana
not mines and railroads make a ma
great. that mind IL above matt" 70
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09
nm rInsr ~rnMAuNE ~ iom

F I4 dIrHru.. ru tell who Invented
the FIRST submarine. The hrst boat "t
which u.-'ur. ntkcs % r"cord was
built h. t uHf.hmau named Van
UrIchcl u l4y-fwcuty years after
tho pIlgrlm- iandrn iu Sew England
This boat was built in England, Win
money advanced hy King James u
had 90 ruthct unique balla-ting r'--
tom There were "a number II goat
skin hays plarod under the deck ''
tween two large planks Thr-" h'g-
when nli,d win water. cauHcd me
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09
NOTICE TO
SICK WOMEN
Positive Proof That Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Relieves
Suffering.

Br'dgeton, M. ~ cannot speak too
highly of Lydia +. Pinkham's VeReta-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09

aud thu national wealth is as dress
beside national nobility. DO our petty
statesmen ever ask themselves how W,
win measure up iu the future ~ Ed
ward Bethany.
one should never lament over hu-
nau affairs nor jeer ut them. hut lust
try to understand them Spnoza.
There is much wisdom ben that
homely old adage which recites-"tt
% don't want 20 cut Yourself ALWAYS
whlttle from Yourself. -Slas wesg.
Shakespeare. the sage. seer. and
searcher 81 the human hesrt-Henrf
Giles
That immortal diver into the ocean
OF the soul'-Emnuc CASTELAR,
lie pushed hark
The dark barriers OF the human uu
dersunding. De Qutnce!.
And II he drained no Greek or l-tta
store,
Twas thar his own abundance gave
hin moro. Dryden.
EHhu Root is the man who rut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09

Eihu Root is the man who put
the Rush in Rushia
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
Substituting ths Poet.

We seem to be as much ut sea In
this matter as they were about 120
A. D., when the critic cursed the town
for keeping alive SO many poets and
cursed 1t again for starving SO many
of them; wanted to know how man
could behold the horses Of the chariot
of the sun If he had 10 grub for a
living, and wanted to drive most poets
back to grubbing for a living us soon
ms he observed their manner of be-
holding the horses Of the chariot of
4 the sun; said you ought to fatten poets
to make them sing, and became vio-
lently angry the moment fat poet be-
gan singing; blamed a rich man for
feeding a pet lion instead Of subsi-
dizing some author at much less ex-
pense, and was all for feeding the au-
thor to the lion on reading what he
wrote. He wanted authors protected,
but the literary choices made by the
protector almost drove him mad. New
( Republic.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15

i resident Wilsou vesoed HE im.i
migration hill recently passed W

President Wilaou vetoed the i,n.
migration hill recently passed IS
Congress The Literary test fes.
I.ture WAS the point objected to by
he president. The House Of Rep.
|reseDtatives passed the bill over
the presidents veto by i deciriys
vote and the vote ia the Senate ID
expected 10 be equally as decisive.
For four tinles during the last
| twenty years ! bill Of tiIis charac.
ter has passed Congress and as
many times vetoed By the presi.
dent. : bill Of this nature being
the second one vetoed BY Presi-
dsnt Wilson.
QUERIES FOR THE SEV.
EN tn AND EIGHTH GRADES.
Why WAS this bill returned to The
Houee Of Representatives. instead
ofthe Genate2
What vote is necessary to pass a
bill lover the presidents veto2
What can You say, for or against
the literary test in an immigration
bill?
Can you find how the South Da-
kcta Representatives voted in re-.
considering this bill !?
The citizens OF Fort Pierre and
Stanley County are planning to
erect q monument commemorat. I
ing the trip OF the noted French ex.
plorer, Verendrye. The monu.
ment will be erected near the spot
where the school children found
the )eaden plate on which was the
engraving claiming the country ex-
plored for France.
Diplomatic relations have been
severed by the United States with
the government Of Germany. This
does not necessarily mean war, and
it is hoped that the misunderstood.
ing between the two countries will
be peaceabiy adjusted.
! A dss
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
III: II. A AA.E|Ilia9a!AA
gy aosEPH r. KEscEI.

lhe crack aviator of the Tenth
corps. The Bird" as he was called by
his comrades. could not stifle the groan
that escaped his lips.
He was seated on the ground, his
back against a tree, to which he had
painfully crawled after his fall. In.
half delirinln he muttessti to himself
numerous broken sentences.
"Commanding officers orders were
20 out over enemy's position. ascer-
tain strength, and report Immediately
upon your return. Tried to do it, and
would have done 1t. hadn't been for
that deviIlsh shell. Machine damaged
and old Fred badly wounded.
Cant forget his words and action
when he saw we were hard hit. Good
by. George, old man.. good-by, he
yelled. I'm badly wounded. Informa-
ton very much needed at headquar-
ters. Alone there Is chance to make
1t. With me in the machine It Is Inn
possible. Tell Katy my last thoughts
were Of her. Then for love Of coun.
| try he threw himself out into space.
Struck the hard ground insid1 the en-
emy's lines. and was killed.,
Rotten luck. just downright hard
luck. after everything had gone so
well. Splendid flight we made to
headquarters. with the information
they wanted. when that whistling devil
caught us. With Fred's weight gone,
the machine partly righted itself and
would have made q safe landing, but
for this beastly tree.
Steering gear broken. no chance
| to guide. Leg bnsted nrne broken h.,:s
land head feels smashed. Worst luck
Is in being unable to make report,
Nov my head has gone wrong.
Saw The moon above. NOW see moons
I,h' over, going everywhere. Funny.
IS sh | had drink Of water and can.
zen empty. Wow Big moon Is com.
ing right toward me. There It comes.
Hear voices. strange, and the mnn ID
.hp moon has an automobile. Cau hear
TIE pnfr cf his engine.
With start THE BIRD realized
TINT Il .was an attpnpbile from isis
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
County School Letter
By supt. J. w. Whiting

Miss Hildegarde Moeller of Case
district No. 10 is the first teacher
in the county who has completed
the Reading Circle work. Miss
Moeller is to be compllmented.
Col. E. I. Cressey, q civil war
veteran, and a pioneer in Dakota
history died at Sioux Falls on Feb.
2ud. Col. Gressey will he remem.
hered by many teachers and pn-
pills as an interesting lecturer in
our nations history.
Many teachers compile scrap
books on various subjects, and how
many have in their possession a
scrap book entitled "The Sunshine
Book" ? II every teacher, together
with her pupils, would compile
such book, using gems Of litera
ture that bring rays Of sunshine TO
school life and life elsewhere, and
then have one gem for the basis of
the days work, many of the un-
pleasant things If school day
would be avoided. sKEEP SMIL
ING" written in bold letters on the
blackboard will produce better re-
~ r t .
suits than hickory switch.
The future of democracy, is
bound up with the future Of educa-
tion. Where the public school
term in the United States is long.
est, there the average productive
capacity Of the citizen is great.
est. Butler.
The South Dakota Legislature is
having the usual experience in the
number Of proposed laws. Of the
many bills introduced, a recent re-
port gives only fifteen that have
gone TO the governor for hls sigma
ture. The remaining days of the
legislative session will. no dcubt,
be very busy.
The South Dakota troops at st.
Benito will leave She Mexican bor-
der on Feb. 10Th. Il is reported
that the troops will be mustered
cut at Sioux Falls.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
From the olivet Leader

E.
Mr.. VIM F. Wagner, Jr., pur.
chased the 81. W. Bingaman & Son
General Merchandise Store, last
week Friday. Mr.. u. p BinRa-
man had charge of the store for
the past fourteen years, and during
all these years he had successful
business, which he gained through
his honesty and carefulness in bus
mess.
They will commence invoicing
the 26th Of this month and MIR.
Wagner will take possession Of the
business March lst.
VIM. Wagner Sr. sold DO acres
Of land to Elmer Barth one day
last week.
Frank Bryan, accompanied by
DR.. Bteffens went to the Sacred
Heart Hospital at Yankton Tues
day morning to submit to an op.
Grafton for the smpntstion of some
Of his fingers on his hand. which
be had frozen a few weeks ago.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
/ BR0UCAER's SARCASM "A
BY HAROLD BRONSON.

br0ucier had Il naturally unpleas-
ant way of expressing himself when
things didn't go to suit him and some
foolish person once told him that he
was delightfully."-, wickedly sarcastic.
That explained him. 1t is rather an
awful thing when a man gets an idea
that he has gift for sarcasm. He
Is particularly apt to cultivate 1t.
.Broucher became unpopular. He
was not really such bad sort OF fcl.
low, not even ill-tempered, but he de-
veloped sort Of carping habit Of
speech for the more frequent display
of his gift and his associates natu-
rally got down on him.
1t was in his loneliness that s4ie be-
gan his wooing of Miss Bardexter, the
meek and amiable little woman whose
nimble, white fingers ratified over the
keys of the typewriter In the Office.
Miss Barde1ter rather admired
Broucher's style of talk. Perhaps It
was she who originally complimented
him on it. anyway, Broucher got
into the habit Of lingering about her
desk and saying wickedly sarcastic
things about the other men In the
Office. The upshot Of the thing was
that he married her.
But with the waning Of the honey.
moon 1t was different. If anything
went little crossways he usually
called attention to 1t, and of course
young housekeeper is not an old
one, and things will go little cross.
ways at first.
Then it was: dearest. have OBJ.
served with some pain that you are
not sufficiently considerate of the feel.
ings of the young lady who has so
kindly consented to assist you In the
care of the household. You must re-
member that girls in domestic service
have their feelings"
why. Courtney. dearl ! an sure I
have always tried"
Yes. yes. ! know. don't think you
meant to hurt her. but there IS that
young man of hers and her girl friend
and her young man In the kitchen
now. know they are there because
hear them very plainly. indeed. They
have been there three nights hand-
running now. and you have never
once .:::;.teeai ..:::::=;..tteea them to use the parlOr
and the piano. so that they have been
obliged to put up with the kitchen aud
mouth organ. Don't you think 1t
would be nice for you to go out md
invite them in. I'm afraid If | do It !
shall be tactIess"
Mrs. Broucher would look at him
timidly and hesitatingly. and he would
sustain her look witt, an unpleasantly
bland smile. Then she would so out
to the Kitchen. and shortly after the
s9Q3s &M4eirx ~1ul0 cspse
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
EXCHANGE NOTES
He purchased the Sullivan proper.
~ in the east part OF town.

He purchased the Sullivan proper.
~ in the east part OF town.
DR.. .. F.. Barber and W J..
O'Brien retarned Saturday last
from . business trip to Lander,
Wyoming. They were we'll pleased
with that section Of the state and
sboth invested in an electric power
proposition and IN an oil company.
Oil wells are Apringing up all over
the central and western part Of
Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Paddock, who
recently disposed Of their farm In.
terests and stock at auction sale,
are in the city. euests Of the latter's
sister, Mrs. @. 3. Bixby. Ihe Pad
docks expect TO move to Parker az
soon as, the train service becomes
more settled.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
Among the South Dakota news

Among the SOnsn DaKOta news
papers that we have been privileged
to see, only ono, the Deadwood
Telegram, comes ou. in opposition
to the president in his efforts to en-
force American rights upon the
high seas. The Telegram shows
its utter lack of comprehension of
the conditions, and muddies the
waters by making it appear that
the president, by severing dipIo-
matte relations with Germany, is
Joining forces with the allies against
Germany; and wastes valuable
space in q discussion of the differ.
ences between Germany and Eng
land. In t!;is controversy the
American people are taking no
part. We seek only to defend our
rights as q neutral country, and We
deny the right Of any country to
arbitrarily establish zone on the
high seas to suit its own convent
ence, and without warning sink all
ships met within that zone, those Of
neutrals inclnded. This is an in.
fringement upon our rights and the
president rightly says "IfAmerican
ships and American lives should in
fact be sacrificed by their navel
commanders in needless contra
ven tion Of the just and reasonable
understandings of international
law and the obvious dictates Of
humanity I shall take the liberty
Of again comingbefore the congress
to ask that authority be given me
TO use any means that may be nee
sssary for the protection Of our
seamen and our people in the pro.
secution Of their peaceful and
legitimate errands on the high seas.
I can do nothing less" BE might
justly have addsd, ,that no citizen
can do lsss than uphold him in
~ aaty Nh, b 6ogtky q tha
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
For Invallds.

A raw egg is one Of the most nutri-
Hous Of foods, and may be taken cas-
lily II the yolk is not broken. A little
nutmeg grated upon the egg, q few
drops Of lemon juice added. some chon.
ped parsley sprinkled over It, or some
salt and dash Of cayenne pepper will
vary the flavor and make It more
palatable when taken as medicine.
IN case Of intestinal troubles. q partly
beaten raw egg, takersa at one swallow.
is recommended. It is healing to the
Sndamed stomach aud intestines and
xelieyes the feeling of Distress Doc
tpts ~ That {dur ekgS taken in this
l,i1nsf In q fplls VIII tnnlsA The
test KIM p& uUdsishlutht a5 N ~
s3s riua pss u. M s.s
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
EDITORIAL COMMENT

liberty he enjoys 90 an Americar
citizen. When Ambassador Berps,
dorff was informed Of the break ii
diplomatic relations he said 4 n
not surprised, there was nothing
else left for the United States "a
do" The German American Ali.
ance, said to represent member
ship Of 100000 people, through
it's president has assured Presi-
dent Wilson that its members
will give their loyal support in case
tits needed in defence Of our rights,
Strange, that q German ambassa-
dor and a German American alli-
ance should recognize the justice
of the presidents demand, and the
exigencies Of the situation, while
an American editor, supposed to be
a molder of sentiment, aud a de-
fender OF his co9ntry's rights, is
declaring that this country is
powerless to defend its rights; that
to attempt il would make it .
laughing stock, and therefore we
should content ourselves with
simply 'tan expression of disap-
proval. In other words we should
Crook the pregnant hinges Of the
knee when thrift may follow fawn.
ing"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
From the Tyndall Tribune.

! ! sr
]. L. Hoch has been snow bound
in Rkton the past week whore he
had gone expecting to make a short
visit with relatives.
4. 81. Abbott is again able to ap
pear on the streets after a month
of serious illness. He took the
train for Yankton today. m
The board OF trustees of the Tyn.
dali public library met last Tues
day evening for the purpose Of opens
ing bids for the proposed new IL
brary building. Several contract
ors were present and when the bids
were examined it was found that
the Goetz Construction Co., Of
Yankton, was the lowest bidder,
with the Void Construction Co.. Of
B.ookipgs, a close second. It will
be recalled that the Wold people
built the Bon Homme county court
house. The Goetz Co. will IN.
douItsiiiy receive the contract for
the library as soon es the bid is
approved by the Carnegie Corpora.
,ion-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15

The immigration bill, which was
vetoed by President Wilson on ac-
count of the literacy test which ii
contained, has been passed over
the presidents veto BY both houses,
and will therefore become a law.
This is the fourth time that immi-
grafton bills excluding immigrants
who could not read have been pass
ed by congress and vetoed by q
president, but the effort to pass
them over the veto have always be.
fore failed. It has been generally
recognized for some time that our
immigration laws should be so
amended that this country could
not be used as q dumping gvonnd
for the undesirables Of foreign
countries, but there appears to have
been t.o distinct purposes In push
ing such q measure. The labor
organisations wished to limit i'm.
migration in order to reduce labor
competition, while the other class
wished TO limit it in q way to raise
the standard Of citlsenshir. The
literacy test satisfies the demands
Of the labor unions and they have
pushed it, but sucEa teLs has ssaery
little merit so far as moral char
acter or industry are concerned,
and these are the elements that
make for good citizenship. Of
course literaoy Is desirable for
good citizenship. but 1t Is just as
desirable for the native born cit.
izen as for the immigrant, and on
the native we place no such re-
striction.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
EXCHANGE NOTES
From the Hutchinson Herald.

From the Hutchinsou Herald.
Everybody is burning wood
along with their coal to make is
hold out until another car of coal
arrives.
John Heckenlaible, of Hosms. |,
traded the Schcck farm, eight
miles southeast Of Menno, to ia.
cob q Heckenlaible for three quar-
ter actions near Hosmer and some
town property in that place.
Adolph Frasch and Atty. He'll
were snow bound at Scotland last
week from Tuesday until Friday
evening. They came BIO me with
Joseph Eckert who had taken a
bob sled to Scotland with a load of
travelling men who were at Menno
when the storm struck.
F We understand that Adolpb
Preezler went to Isabel and selected
a homestead, then went to Lennon
to file. His brothers, Fred v. and
Jacob, and several other relatives,
eight in ali, filed on land and will
fence and start into the cattle bust
ness.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15
EDITORIAL COMMENT
The Torrens land registrasion
bill passed both houses Of the legis-
lature last week, and will undoubt-
edly go into effect on July LIST.

The order for the return Of The
national guard from the Mexican
border was temporarily revoked
when the break in Diplomatic re-.
lations came with Germany, but
the latest reports are that they will
be mustered out as previously
planned. Itis expected that the
South Dakota regiment will leave
San Benito on the 28th.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-15


sss mi siilssssi istlesi'
,.'sni ai,s,ns,n.a ts Il vsEst
'ssss sissr i.ss INN Nllptn III. Ind
:.s. sui,i lle sMuiiitl lse il,ssrs,
sssss 4, ...iss,i 0l see. We hsssss
81 .a'Ass,i ~ th.ls ans siisirlctton q
ne Si.id with IL stlile. md
h; wlfr ni, her l,Insnp check.
MIS-. Hnialexier Arrived. hing md
.:t.,ss-s fos il n.nnt i vtsit, niti thei,
sls.ll there w.ls no trouble; she was
saisht sweet and eilsy.teinpereti
rsussn ss,ii Sii. seemed 70 tnke
sis.he, 81 seriously. When he came
avn i, little lslte antl observed Tint
g ;,I,l,trlirndpsl the consideration HIS
- lsad slinws. III NOT wnsing him.
Is t,es liked to he lsltes sat the Office oc.;
.slsInllatis isDke4l Independents.
it,sa slisf AIRS Bardexter exclniIn: i:
sNell.. / sliniltl think you would be
afrai,i they might not Hike Il. :
'Nal, don't mean to say we have
..,gs tiear T. Brolicher said 4 little
i..lcr. This Is indeed surprise. Nice
8't'tIe .shnIge.4i isn't Il Z" II u
lsnnnle said yo,, had been having
! .icg 80 often niely that sou were.
lind of sick of. chem" said Mrs. Bar
,lssxtel8in ii surprised tones
"Whsi did you put that ronst IN the
owen FOR. my oWn?s asked Broucher.
You have warmed II almost through.
q believe and It would have been SO
h,uch nicer quite raw. to say nothing
sof the gas sou must hive used.
4avcni you ii little reaily raw tneata"
Mrs Bnrdexter got up from the rus
bile. went out and came buck with =
nice little piece of raw heefsteak.
''tlh lnninmn.s snid Mrs. Broucher.
courtney doesn't really ike raw
mont. He was Just making fun. He
likes il quite well done and I'm afraid
II Is Just II little bit undone.. sSi Il
"Conrfi,ey. ,in yon always mean
Mhai yolI don't s,iy?" inquired Ills
l,oiller-iu-iaw.
'ioM could Brpucher keep Il up7 Tles
couldn't All5this huppened 10 the first
week and Mrs. Haiylexter's ,stny was
slttsslpnged to five more. People with.
M, any sense OF hutnor are awfuily
trying bni there is reaily no use in
lighting against them.
t'ourtney." snid Mrs. Bnrdexter.
when she wns leaving for her hpme
q, Grand tsnpitis when first c,Ine
naticed tliii you talked very strange
~ bni you don't Ito II, any more and
IN, glad of il for EnInie's sake and
A,irs Kind Of think you we're iok-
I elsiss.ebui l,,sps7 ike tfia, hnrf some pso-
p!es feelings You cniit nuke Il re,,f
ip,;e nut of u i.ruhlbie and n mean
'iiMs isn't any ,nore pleasant hecniise
Won say II within smile. That's ali
I've got to say. Now don, tell me
h,i you're going 10 raise he take
.'tei two inrhes with your ,enrs for
departure hnc:,nse ! ~hnn, hrlirye
= ws,nll is.it vna gsl,l SAD
itssls p..~..> q Mss Ys,'