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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-11

tt Ledouy.-En cuanto a Teresa. no
me compromised por ella. Y hasta a.
nado que 81 de pronto me prohibe
hablar Zen interes tuyo, Sc compren-
De- 20 me Gallo.
Es que. va YES til, hiio mo, ella
es mejor y mas maliciosa que 20;
dc suerte que ella adivinara bien ST
10 que pides puede hacerte bien o
NAL.
Puedes estar SECURE que, en- TODD
case. no tie dira mas que 10 que con-
vei,ga decir, Y yo asentirc. 81, al con
~trario. 10 que q~uieras saber puede
servitte. ella te 10 dira de SECURE.
-SY 81. no obstante-replico fria-
mente Andres,-yo rregunto cosas
a las que tengo. no solamente dcbe-.
sine derecho i sabcr, pudiendo re-
sultar para mi consecuenc;as peno-
sas o dolorosas?
Tie las diria. hijo-respondi6
simplemente Teresa, 20 acento de
dignidad herida que. demasiado abb
sorto, nc pado notar el joven.
--Gracias, mama-dijo sacramento.
No esperaba yo menos.
Pero sirvanse escucharme atenta-
mente los dos pues para mi ell mo-
meato es decisive Y grave.
He llegado a una Ease de mi exis-
tencia que, sin duda, debe deeidir to-
do mi porvenir.
-iQue te pasa, pues?-p-egunt6
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-11

confuSas. d~olcroSas ' ~punzantes en-
alto grade.
En- 81 ce-ebro Sc agItaban proyec-
tos locos, imposibles de realizar Pc
70. en- su doloS. TO podia a~nal:zarlos.
f~ijarlos inmedia:amente.
Una sofia ccsa .e importaba al pre-
sente. u solo ser Ia intercsaba: Mag
dalena, u huida...
Parecia que ST. alma. su voluntad.
su inteligencia. Sc fue.an en- su bus
ca a5andonandoIe bruscamente en- IN
erial cIyo horizonte Sc le antojaba
Sombrio Y sin fin.
Eba mas de pisa que nunca hacia
Brasles sin resolution fila. pero con
el vago proyecto de partir e. tam
ben. = eli 5usca de 81 armada u Sc
habia lievado en- su fuga sus mas
caraS esperanZaS.
Sin embargo. bajo el imperio de Ia
Marcia. que regularizaba Ia %circula-
ci6n de su sangre hirviente. pudo re-
cobrar IN POGO de ca ma Y ia racl:-
tad de r~ef!exi6n.
Las ideas tumultuosas. ~concebidas
n!cmentoS anteS. Sc aclararon. Sc
! c~oordinaron por 81 mismas para for
mar una especie de Inca de conduc-
-. no muy preciSa aun, pero ST per-
. S~istente.
Por de pronto iba a Brasles, a casa
de suS padres aGoptivos, y = exponer-
les su plan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-11
FTER0N EJECUTADOS POR
TRAIDORES

~Srrtirin Especial para IA PRENSA
ROMA. Julio g.-Siete SubditoS tia.
Iiano;. entire los cualeS Sc contaba
an antique official dc Ia m Mira
un antique Official de la marina, lla-
n.ado Cesare Sanford. fucron ejecu-
tados hoy en- Codroipo, cum]pliGndose
asi la s~entencia dictada pot e! con
seio de guerra que los juZg6 por 81
dclito de TRACTION.
Los sietc italianos que fueron cie-
cutadoS hoy fueron acuSadoS de ha-
Der tornado participation en- I'm com,
plot del Que result6 II explosion y
hundimicnto del superdreadnaught
Leonardo da Vinci.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-11

|t6n?
! No trist6n, sino. en- verdad,
muy triSte.
Diciendo este, Andres penetr6 en-
Ia finca V Sc fue directo Z IL sala
del fondo, donGe estaba cosiendo su
madre adoptiva, sentada junto a Ia
ventana.
Victor Ledoux Ia lame:
Mira. Teresa: aqui esta Andres
que quiere hablarnos sacramento. We
tie, pues, a buscarnos n botells, hi
ia mia. La vaciaremos conversando.
ESQ desata la lengua, y nos SEGA
radio spiritual y ~parad6jico a su
modo.
Andres, rcspetuoso con las cos
tumbres p~aternales. espero en- silen-
clio que trajeran Ia bote!la y escan-
clara Teresa. hecha a.aquel!a opera
ci0n.
Despues de chocar su vast o Ell
de su padre aGoptivo, y luego 0 ell
de 81 madre. no hizo mas que mojar-
Sc los labios.
Cuando comprendio cue iban 4 es-
cucharle atentos, empezo en- voz emo
cionada:
Papa Victor Y mama Teresa, es-
cL.chenme ustedes sin interrumpirme:
Y prometanme por adelantado res
ponder sinceramente q todas las pre-
gunas que les dirija.
TIE 10 prometo-dijo franeamen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-11

10. v TX ,atento este. NADIA mas de 10 que va ha hecho Ell ObseCuo del 60
birn0 americana, debe eSperar este del gobierno c9siarricenss. \ ell mi
niS,ro termina dicpndo que Sc retra de Washington por orden de su 60
bernc.
Etc penOso incdente ha sO motvauo p0r la rcnuncil del presidente
Wilson. sr :emIr al Representative dplOmaico dI presidents Tinoco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-11

Cuando ~necesite libros en- e.panol,
d~irijase 4 f~gnacio E. Lozano 100 N.
Santa Rosa Ave. S. Antonio Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-11
TIR0S AL BLANCO
Conner I EAILAR"


ma IonSe ,.s+s as+s
~ ~,o-a,+ro
,i5o MIC
mos tiene hanoaetes
hasta raventar.
baTes y toros
y . nuehlo eir nan.
Co,auho don Venus.
.ro raca = Denear
oue - nohr. one surra.
ana no 60 c~orropcI;n
muy POGO Sc CANA
miranda paSar
= listed = . los SuyGs
gue viemen Y van
de! bale al Dan!uete
Y de este = pasear,
porgUe para ustrdrs
!a vida 70 IS mis-:
bailar y conner,
conner y bailar?
:. -:
Con machas promesas
de lev y de paZ
lanz6 listed en armas
al uobra Ucnan
que diZque en- sus luchas
liza Il conquistar
no Sc que derechos
que claros no cS,;n.
~.
u;,,,Jo ,,.,,.
,odo. Ios bo,ohros
1,Ja o.,;,
,3
,,as .od,. ans bora.
GaG;ca usred y
L.J..
cons b,;Ia-"
So.
Y, 3..,io co,o,.o
-
I,.... ..
T
r..o
c,.r. ., ,,1
,,.. m;i,ras ia bau;.ro-
ro- ,a.a.;5oJ
anr,5o, l.s o,m,s
- vier.r = van
boriocJo mil cosas
~. ustad sah. W
Va uh
ala , ,,, al
:; no q. d..} pafosto
e7Ipo carranclan:
bnv -. raresario
TARA ~y.i.t,r
sim que los lie a !aiO
"'H ueJe" ~" pam
....m
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-11

puGieron uiunfar:
4 ninguno en- scrio
10 toman aci.
que W los conOcen
De modo especial.
Y en- csc su "ej6rcito,"
que desnudo W
! Made lie puede
dar seguridad,
existe, le juro.
mas de un general
que nunca un petard0
ha dido tronar.
Son sus "oficinas'
I'm campo frraZ
dunde 4 @usto en"orda
Ia genie animal.
Por bios, va no dance.
pungase Il penSar
que Ia GAIA publica
va no tirne I'M real;
que 81 tuyO crcdito
va perdido csta;
Que FL pals es bomha
que paedc cStallar.
Razone. don Venus.
deje de- lamar;
dejese dc trascas
d Ia general;
picnse que la crisis
no sc arreGlari
O csc programa
que Is may c2rranclan:
"bailar y conner,
Conner y bailar."
CHANTECLER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-11

Observation-Disclosures, ell asunto de
mayor interes para TODD el mundo
en- los actuales momentos, es Ia for
| midable batahola que han armada en-
| su terra los coletudos hijos del celes-
te imperio.
La genie Sc hace cruces tan solo
De pensar en- 10 que sera aquel ma
remagnum de una biboQuita de mi!
| millones de clQdadanoS que Sc DISCUS
tan, que Sc insultan. que Sc lanZan
injurias en- monosilabOs que parecen
! retortijones. que Sc encaJan un pu'
nal en- Ia barriga creyendo hacer una
obra piadosa, que Sc mascan los nj
gadoS como mascar chicle. y que no
Sc sabe cuindO rien, nj cuanGO To-
| ran, nj cuindO eStan de buenaS o de
| malas, y que Sc lian en- una lucha por
la Democratic diZQue para zanzibar
he roLieynO. V crearse nuevas inSti-
.uciones. V manumitif al obrero, y
que fue : que vino. Y que Ia chlcha-
ara. al grade DE dejar :. APOCALYPSE
re!egado : "a cndeble ~categOria de
verdadero juego dc ninoS.
Ching jiju ia mi!
Hua tum Il ma joli!
Nj nu.
bios que los entienda, Probable
mente en- esos grunidos ira IN pan
De Guadalupe. algun Gecleto dc in
c~autacion. un fallo. 0 fQue Sc yo!
En- verdaG no puede creerse que
genie tai pacifica como nOSotros CO.
nocimos; que daba lustre en- los cue-
Hos con verdaGera maeStria. que ia
bricaba rosquitas con admirable des-
parpajo. que Sc Geiaba enganar CO
mo-. 10 que eran. como chinos. sc
havan dejado tocar por Barrabas Y
anden hoy hechos unos pcrfectoS de-
monios.
S. no nay 'linelo.' 10 hay 10
pa"
-"Cuato leale.' ''cuato" cueIlo.
ESQ Sc acab0. De hoy en- mas. q
. chino sera un homDre quito. conscien
- de sus derechos. sin qIc vuelva a
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08
CITIZENS FILE PROTEST ON
ACCOUNT OF DELAYED TRAIN

Geddes, S. d.. Feb. about 65 pas
sengers who were delayed on a "Squaw
Central" train signed the following pc
tltion and forwarded it to the COVER
nor:
We the undersigned passengers on train
NO, ", in charge of Conductor w. b..
Anderson, ,eastbound from Platte to Sioux
City, which train left Platte about s a. m.
on Thursday, February /, 1917, respectfully
submit the following:
Above train was delayed en- route TO
Tabor until 4:20 p. m. of said day, being
then ~ hours late, having been held at
Platte . hours before departure.
w" further state that above train was
held at Tabor at least "a hours with no
definite Information available as to cause
OF delay nor as to probable time of pro-
ceeding on journey.
We, the Undersigned. therefore respect
fully petition that the executive depart
ment of the state of South Dakota forth
with take action to fix the responsibility
upon the proper persons for this unreason-
able and unjust treatment and disgraceful
train service, and if possible take some
step to prevent the possibility of any flu
ture similar occurrence in the operation
@ 3 public utility within the state.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08
PRISON MINERS STRIKE.

Birmingham, Ala, Feb. 2.-Demand-
ing that the warden at Banner mines
be removed. 200 negro %convicts hove
gone on a strike in the depths Of the
mine, refusing to come out or to per
NIT anyone to enter. -Four white men.
fire bosses, are held captive by the
negroes, who have telephoned to p. Rog-
CTS. president OF the Alabama conyict
beard. that they will resume work when
the warden is removed.
Members Of the board who hurried
to Banner have not acceded to the
striking miners demands. Miners have
quantities of dynamite, and it is feared
they may blow up part of the mine.
The convicts claim that the warden
has not been c~onsiderate to them.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08
PERsHING ON LAST LAP.

Temporary Field HEADQUARTERS
American Punitive Expedition, Oio
Federico, chihuahua, Mex. (by alrplane
to Columbus, N. No, Feb. 2.-The punt
tive expedition has entered en- the last
lap of it's withdrawal from Mexico.
When the main column recrosses the
border on February 5 there will have
passed 32I days since the first troops
left the United States in pursuit Of
Francisco Villa.
Surprising in interest the secrecy
that has c!oaked the troop movements
has been the exodus of about 5000
Mexicans along the American line Of
communication. On foot, in rickety
wagons, on burros and scrawny ponies.
they are preceding and thanking the
long columns of marching troops.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08
AMERICANS RUSH TO
SAIL FOR new YORK
German Note Causes Cutting
Short Of Visits in England
Holland Liner Recalled.

LONDON. Feb. 5-The German note
has resulted in a rush of Americans to
procure passage to New York on
American boats. Large numbers who
expected to sail within a fortnight have
decided to leave Saturday and before
noon all the first class accommodations
on the steamer were booked.
Among those applying for passage
are 100 persons who intend to sail on
the Holland-American liner Nieuw Am
sterdam, which was to have left Fai-
mouth on Tuesday. This vessel, how
ever, has been recalled to Rotterdam
whence she sailed two DAVIS ago.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08
DR.. JONES WINS
IN SENATE FIGHT
Bill to Make "GirI Clinics" Un.
lawful Is Defeated-DoW-
dell Resolution Is
SheIved.

Pierre. S. D.. Feb. 5-The senate yes
terday killed a bill by Senator Peckhap,
OF Hanson, making unlawful sexual ex-
aminations of school pupils Of the state
by anthropometrists. or educational
clinicians. The bill was aimed at ex-
aminations made by DR.. Franklin Jones,
of the State university. After a long
debate which developed INTO a personal
attack and the defense OF DR.. Jones, his
ability and qualifications, the bill lost,
but notice was given of a motion to
reconsider it.
Peckham, of Hanson; Dowell, of San
born, and Urdhal, Of Lake, were the
strongest advocates of the passage OF
the bill, they contending tina no sexual
examination should be made by any
but a duly qualified physician.
Defend Or. Jones.
Gunderson, of Clay; Reeves. of
Brown. Southwick, of Coddington. and
Howes, of Beadle, were the chief speak
ers for DR.. Jones, they defending his
personal honor. They asserted that no
real charge had been made against him
except by a sensational publication, and
that despite his challenge, no person
has appeared to back up any charge
against him. DR.. Jones, they said, was
DONG a great and a good work., his only
fault, they said, was that he was ahead
Of his times.
Sewage Plant Bill.
A bill which came up in the house, if
enacted, would mean that practically
every city in the state would be COM
PEELED to put in sewage disposal plants,
as the bill. which was prepared by the
state board of health, attempts to repeal
the section of the penal code which
gives exemptions to the law against
stream pollution, to legitimate mining
and sewage operations, from It's pro-
visions.
Bird Refuge Bill.
The Lyon bird aefuge bill is on the
house calendar, making provisions for
bird refugees in the state at any place
where the majority of the property
owners petition the state game commits
sion for such regulation, and hunting is
absolutely prohibited anywhere within
the territory covered in the refuge SO
declared. 1t is intended to stop shoot
ing on many of the smaller lakes of the
state where the property owners on the
shores want shooting stopped.
DowdelI's Resolution Fails.
The Dowdell resolution for a consti-
tutlonal amendment for a legislative
body of one house only was up in COM
m1ttee of the whole without limit on
debate. The time was put in prin-
einaHS BY Dowdeii for the resolution
and Urdahl in opposition. On final vote
the resolution Went down for all time
without a roll call.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08
ASKS %s5OO,0OO,000
Tn Div MilNIrInMo
~ UU1 WUV1IUWO
Sen. Thomas Bill Would Pro-
vide Bonds to That Amount
to Prepare for War.

Washington. Feb. Senator Thorn
as today N Je,duced an amendment to
the House revenue dill. proposing an
issue of 100000. 900 non-interest bear
ing treasury notes. to put the nation in
a state of naval and military prepar-
edness.'
The amendment was read. but not
discussed. The notes would be paw
able to persons from whom the govern
ment purchased munitions. and would
be redecmabie in 1885.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08
We Talked Of Lincoln.

we taikeo OF Lincoln.
We talked of Abraham Lincoln in the
night
Ten fur-coat men on North Saskatche-
vans plain
pure zero cold. and all the prairie
white).
Enslishman. ~Scotchman. Scandinavian,
Dane.
Two Irish. four Canadians-all for gain
Of o and raiment, children, parents.
wives.
Living the hardest life that man sur
wives.
And secretly proud because it was SO
Exploring. camping. axing. faring lean.
Month in and out no creature had We
Except our burdened dogs. gaunt foxes
gray.
Hard featured grouse that shot would
seldom slay.
Sinking coyotes, plumy trailing owls.
Stark Indians warm in rabbit blanket
cowlS
And. still as shadows in their deep
tracked yard.
The dun, moose we startled from
our way.
We talked Of Abraham Lincoln in the
night
Around our fire of tamarack cracking
fierce.
Yet dim. like moon and stars, in that
vast light
Roreal, %bannerv. shifting quick to pierce
Ethereal blanks of space with falchion
streams
Transfigured wondrous into quivering
beams
From forms enormous marching
through the sky
To dissolution and new majesty.
And speech was low around our biv-
ouac fire.
Since in our Utmost heart of hearts
there grew
The sense of mortal f~eebleness, to see
Those silent miracles of might on high
Seemingly done for only such as we
In sign how nearer death and doom we
drew.
While in the ancient tribal soul we
Our old hard faring Father Vikings
dreams
OF Odin at Valhalla's open door.
Where they might see the battle IA
theirs face
Glowing at last. when life and toll were
DER,
Were they but stdnch enduring in their
We talked of Abraham Lincoln in the
night
Oh, sweet and strange to hear the
-llallo IlleIl
.Old-Abeing him, like half the world
of yore
In years when Grants and Lees
young soldiers bore
Rifle and steel, and proved thai heroes
live
Where folk their lives to labor mostly
give.
And strange and sweet to hear their
voices call
Him Father Abraham" though no
man of all
Was born within the nation of his
birth.
1t was as if they felt that all on earth
Possess of right earth's greatest com
mon man,
Her sanest, wisest, simplest, steadiest
son,
To whom the Fathers Children ali
We're one,
And pomps n vanities as notes that
danced
In the clear sunshine where his hu-
NOR glanced.
We talked of Abraham Lincoln in the
night,
Until one spoke: we yet may see his
his face"
Whereon the fire cracked on loud
through space
OF human silence, while eyes reverent
Toward the aurora miracle were bent,
Till from th1t trancing glory spirits
came
Within our semicircle round the flame,
And drew us closer ringed, until we
could
Feel the kind touch of vital brother
Which Father Abraham thought so
good.
Edward w. Thompson.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08
aMARTYRv 10 be GOOD.

New York, Feb. Mrs. Ethel Pyrne.
who has been serving a 30-day SEN
tence in the penitentiary on BlackwelPs
island for spreading birth control pro-
paganda, vas pardoned by Governor
Whitman. a delegation of women, in
GLIDING Mrs. Margaret Sanger. sister
ot Mrs. Byrne, and Mrs. Amos Pinchot.
were given the pardon. Mrs. Ryrne be-
gan her sentence IL days ago.
My sister" said Mrs. Sanger, SIS in
no condition to make any promises, but
in her behalf / can promise that she Will
not again violate the law if released"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08
SOUTH DAKOTA LAND
TRANSFERRED TO STATE

Washington, Feb. 5-Anlong MANY
minor bills passed by the Senate by
unanimous consent was one by Sena-
tor Smith, of Arizona, conveying $780,
000 acres of unreserved. non-mineraI
public lands to eac of the states of
Colorado. Idaho, Montana, New Mex
leo. Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, North
Dakota, South Dakota, California, Ore,
gon anG Washington, to be sold or
leased by the states for construction or
maintaining public wagon roads.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08
CORTLAND. SOUTH DAKOTA

The inventor Of a steel railroad tic
that also serves as a cattle guard says
1t can be laid in half the the time re-
CURED for a wooden tie and will pre-
ven wrecks caused by rails spreading.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08
ctiUM GETS

MenoHinee, Mich. Feb. 3.-Miss
Frank Gray Shaver. al attorney of
Highland Park. Ill. who sued the Bar
oness Van Pallandt yan Erde, a former
chum. for the recovery of money. lew
elry and bonds. the estimated aggregate
value of which was $125,D00, was
awarded s13,5I4.90 by a jury in the
circuit court here tonight.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

To prevent the absorption of damp
ness from the ground by stone build
fngs. "a new European practice is to cut
slots In their walls and insert asphalt
coated lead plates.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

New airbrakes that rave been
adopted by a large eastern railroad re-
duced by 600 feet or more the distance
IN which a heavy train running at 90
miles an hour can be stopped.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

Judge Denny. of the superior cour of
Santa Rosa, Cal, construed three let
tiers left by Charles Carlson, OF Sono-
ma, to be testamentary documents and
equivalent to a will.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

A wisconsin boy is the inventor of a
portable equipment to enable a Ierson
to come with any telephone or tele-
graph line and either talk over it or use
telegraph Instruments.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

Mrs. Lizzie Tucker Johnson Hawkins
PRESLEY, of Linsdale. Ca, has been
married three times, and In each of her
marriages her husband turned out to
be q bigamist.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

Fully so feet higher and more than
twice as wide as Niagara, the falls OF
lguazu. In South America, form one Of
the wonders Of that continent.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

ABRAHAM LINCOLN
3ENEFACTOR OF RACE

The man whose homely face
you look upon was one of ma
lures masterfu1, great men;
born with strong arms, that un-
fought battles won. Direct Of
speech ard cunning with the
pen. Chosen for large designs,
he had the art of winning
with his humor, and he went
straight to his mark, which
was the human heart; wise,
too, for what he could not break
he bent. Upon his back a more
than Atlas load, the burden of
the commonwealth, was laid.
He stopped and rose up to it,
though the road shot sudden
~ downward, not a whit dis
mayed. Hold warriors, coun-
cillors, kings! All now give
place to this dead benefactor
of the race!
Richard Henry Stoddard.
@ ~s .H
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

Punch bowls Of nodded ice, with deli
cate flowers incased therein, are being
turned out for social functions by some
ice manufacturers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

The inventor of a new auger bit has
made 1t thick at the edges and thin at
the center, and says it will force the
chips toward the center and thus avoid
clogging.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

An Internal combustion locomotive
OF German invention, which uses crude
oil for fuel. frequently attains a speed
Of so miles an hour.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

A Frenchman has invented an APP
paratus to compress air in a reservoir
as doors Of a house are opened and
utilize 1t to wind clocks.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

Oil obtained from seeds Of Brazilian
rubber trees has been found an ac-
ceptable substitute for linseed oil by
British paint makers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08
SUN MAN SENT .LEAk.Y

Washington, Feb. 3.--Edwin A. Rop-
er, telegraph operator for +. A. Connol-
~ &. Co, brokers. testified at the leak.
inquiry today that information similar
TO that contained in the message Con-
molly telegram ~forecasting President
Wilson'S recent peace note. was hand
ed to him by a man hat he had been
told was J. Fred Essary, Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore sun.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

An electrical device that a French
man has invented for curling women's
hair Is said to be SO effective that the
hair retains its shape for months.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

Glasgow provides it's policemen with
warm food and tea when on duty at
night by the use of electrically heated
plates In signal boxes.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

An electric fare box for street cars
that has been invented automatically
registers the correct number of fares
paid by each kind of coin dropped in
IN ~
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

In Ceylon the largest pearls are
worth 5000 to $3.50; in Europe and
America they sell at more than three
times this price.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-02-08

Rubber models of essential parts OF
cows have been invented in England,
to give girls who are learning to be
milk maids practical instruction.