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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-22
High Constable's Sale !

will sell by public auction, on
Monday, the card day of April, 1917,
12 O'clock. M. at 207 North Monroe
street, the followinL property. to sat
isfy executions VS.. Kate /. Bliven and
Monroe confectionery, in my hands:
First class stock of Groceries and
Canned Goods. Fixtures. Coffee MIL
Etc.
TERMS: Cash.
w. H. WYATT. JR..
II. c., G. r,
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j. A. C0SNELLT a CO.,
seventh and FrnnkIin Streets.

j. A. Connolly a CO.,
seventh and Franklin Streets.
ago Acres. About 200 Acres Cleared.
Good seven-room dwelling. barn.
sheds, etc. Located So miles west
of Richmond. Two miles of sta
ton. Price. $1,000. The best buy
for the money on our list. VIII con-
slider trade.
Centrsiia, Near station and Trolley
line, IL acres. new eight-rocm dwell
ing. with bath. furnace heat, etc.;
two-story barn. chicken houses. etc.
Just the property for the city man.
Price. ss.75e.
10 Acres, All In Cuiuva tsen. New Sew
en-room house Store building. 10
miles south OF Richmond. on one OF
best roads Fine opportunity for
trucking, as we'll as excellent stand
for store. Price only se.75o.
800 Acres. Farm In Amelia Ceunty.
Splendid grass and grain land. Old
dwelling New barn. No better soil
IN this part of state. Price. $3s per
acre VIII exchange tor city or
close In smaller farm
Is Acres, Coed Five-Roem Cottage.
New barn. only six miles from city,
convenient to trolley line. Price.
$4,000. You can't beat 1t for the
money. Easy terms
J. A. CONNELLY 4 CO..
Madison 33ol--MaAison 3S63.
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HEIP-MaIEs AND FEMALE

and Women to Qualify
for government positions, Several
thousand appointments to be made
next few months. Full information
about openings, how TO prepare, etc,
free Write Immediately for book
let CG-3o9. EARL HOPKINS. WASH
ington. n. c.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
MORTON G.. THALHIME-R,
Madison 600.
New. Modern Apartment. West End
corner; all apartments leased; pay
ing 10 per cent VIII entertain
proposition to exchange for build
Ing lots or downtown property.
Breekdale Lots. Adjoining Chatter Park,
in the city; all improvements Prices
less than $40 per foot. VIII exchange
as n whole for improved property.
Jackson Ward Flats Rent. 1878. Price.
$3.50. Exchange for large invest
ment and pay cash.
West MarxAaIl street Corner Only
s32.50 per foot
Northampton, Grove Avenues Only SIS
per foot: exchange for city property.
MORTON G. THALHINER,
Madison GO.
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MORTON G. THALHINER,
Madison coo.


splendid Stock and Grain Farm Of
AS acres. well located on sand clay
road. convenient to railroad station.
good thrifty community; $50 acres in
cultivation. Entire place we'll
fenced. over half American woven
wire on cedar posts. Watered by
running streams. Good set OF
buildings: Groom dwelling. Two
tenant houses: large stable with hay
loft above. Cattle and hog sheds
Several tobacco barns; all practical
~ new and in good condition. Price
$500. Terms very reasonable and
will exchange for improved city
property at cash value. l can show
this property by appointment at any
time. w. SCOTT GARRETT. 1901
Mutual Bldg. Phone Ran. 4l94.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Mr.. City Man, NJ not Fay the Enor-
nous prices for foodstuffs when you
can buy piece of land and have
some one raise you'll vegetables.
chickens and eggs. etc. and save ff-
ty per cent on them. POLLARD 81
BAGBY. Farm Department.
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EXCLUSIVE MATTERS.

Nave You Got a stin Hat That PEACHES
your headf Is your herd peculiar
shaped? Buy whatever hat you like,
then let us At 1t to your head with
our confornator. machne specially
designed for this work. Ladies' and
gents hats Of all kinds cleaned and
reblocked. See VERA HAT WORKS.
oil North First. Richmond. {Also
Petersburg Branch,)
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Money!
Money! m
How We swell Bank Deposits.

How We Swell Bank Deposits.
Being old settlers, naturally we
know many Of the old jewellers OK
our city. many OF whom are not
versed In the act of banking. As IA
consequence, we are. from time tn
time, enabled to draw from theirs
isle thread roll for the purpose o.
investing their savings thus kept iHs
real estate notes secured by deeds
of trust. All of which is due to our
standing and ripe Judgment. II YOU
wish either to loan or borrow. see "
tomorrow. @
EDWARD s. ROSE CO., HI
Real Estate and Loans, Nj
IL North Eleventh Street.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.


BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust
to the undersigned. dated July !, 1914.
and recorded in the clerks office OF the
circuit court of Henrico county. Va,
In deed book 203-A. page 2sS default
having been made in the payment of
tine debt therein secured. and sbeing
required by the beneficiary so to do.
/ shall sell, at auction. on the prem
Uses, on
TUESDAY. APRIL -, 1917,
Mt II O'Clock A. VI.
all that certain tract Of land or farm
In Henrico county. Va. about one and
one-half miles from Seven Pines con-
tanning 97ia acres. more or less, COM
posed OF three parcels. one Of ~
acres, with improvements. adjoining
lands now or formerly OF Peteraela
Trent. Geo. NJ. Savages estate. and
others; another of acres and i'm
provements across road from above,
end another parcel of ~ acres. adj
Joining said first mentioned parcel.
Terms-CASH
r. r. FL0RANCE,
Trustra.
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aypess Silers--Hent, sale. Machines
tor every require N emit at prices from
$3.50 up. cash ar easy payments.
Rent. 50 month . months. $3.50.
Three months rent applied on pur-
chase. eve-y machine Remington.
guaranteed. REM NGTON TYPE
WRITER COMPANY. go East Main
Street.
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Farm bargains.

Farm bargains.
sJ,OOo--oZ Acres, Three Miles From,
Gordonsville on Richmond auto road.
at Melton station. G. e. o. Ry. Six
room bungalow. tenant house, two
barns, chicken house. about so acres
cleared, balance wooded, fenced. 400
winesap apple trees. all bearing: 1874
pear trees; fine water tspring and
pump.
ss,o00--s0 Acre. Midlothian pike. Five
miles from city. good house and new
barn, cash. time or trade.
sa.-5e-s7s Acres On williamsburg
road. 3 miles from city. 4-room
house.
s3,500--f00 Acres in Hanover County.
10 miles from city, i mile from
Peaks. so acres cleared and in fine
condition. s-roor house. two barns.
stable and etc.
s2.7sO--5I Acres I'm Chesser6eId Couu-
", miles from cry. Is acres
cleared. remainder in fine wood. good
soil, young orchard. sroom house.
chicken house and etc. Land bound
ed by GreGory's pond on north. Ex-
change for improved city property.
S:,50o--47 Acres and Two-story. Five
room house. IN miles from Chester
end u miles from Centrala.
~ 000--sf and IE-1O0 Acres, Miles
below Richmond. east side OF Oar
hytown road. Il mile below Brock
etts store. Groom house. large barn,
10 acres cleared. balance wooded.
81 .Gesh-I0 Acres with &-Reosn Cot
tage. miles from city. easy pay
mentE.
xSs0-34 Acres Hanover County. g.
room house. acres In pine. balance
cleared.
c. L. & II. l.. DFsyooS,
S0T East Main ST.
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$s,000---S0 Acre. Midlothian pike. Five
miles from city. good house and new
barn, cash, time or trade.
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FOR RENT.

For Hent-Summer Home. Rooms.
hot and cold water: baths. Conve-
nient to railroad and to good auto
mobile road. Address T. b. SAUN-
DERS. care Miller Mfg. CO.. Rich
mond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-22

Agents to Travel by Automobile to
introduce our ESQ fast selling, popu-
lar priced household necessities.
Tne greatest line on earth. Make
$40 day. Complete outfit and au-
tomobile furnished free to workers.
Write today for exclusive territory.
E NJ. FELTMAS. Sales Mgr. "a
American Bldg. Cincinnati o.
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Personal.


Quick Relief with Wonderful COM
fort is what you get when you use
GOTH CENTURY ROYAL. LINIMENT.
Feels good on burn or raw sur
face. Relieves neuralgia. sprains
and bruises In q few minutes. On
sale at 200 E. Marshall and at drug
gists. Call. Mad. 36sS.
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Real Estate Bargains.

Real Estate Bargains.
We Oner For a Non-Resident Two
very attractive brick dwellings on
Cherry street. one block from Mon
roe park at a very low figure. Five
rooms each and well rented. The
figure at which these houses can be
bought will surprise you. c. L. &
H. l.. DENOON. s07 East Main street.
e. r. Roper & Co.. Virginia Farms for
sale or trade. Old Dominion Trust
Co. building. room 407. Ninth and
Main.
Is Acres Of Fine Land. iH Miles From
city, on railroad and fine auto road
orchard: ten-room house and out
buildings. $4,000.
~ Acres, ut Railroad station, Ten
miles from city, fne land. Groom
dwelling. barn, garage. store and
shop, all for $4,000.
81 Acres Of Highly Improved Land,
two miles from city, all in high state
of cultivation; 6-room dwelling.
large barn and other buildings.
crops included for $4,000.
IL Acres. IN Miles From Car Line
and city. 7-room dwelling. fine road.
good land. $4,000.
w. a. DAVIS.
Manager Earn Uepartment.
M North EaghtA street,
AZ 81 81 ~
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e3.-5a-s75a Acres On wiiiiamshurR
road. miles from city. 4-roon,
house.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Small Loans. One Name, Reliable Peo-
pie saving 81 weekly. IS North
Ninth street
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JEWELRY.

JEWELRY.
Schaars Ffftieth Year in the Jewelry
business In Richmond.
81 .OO--Ribbon Wrist hands for the
wrist watch. Gold filled mounted.
Fine for summer wear.
$500 and Up-White sapphire Rings.
guaranteed for good" Just the
thing If you can't afford diamond.
81 90 and Up--Our Cut Glass Specials
are worth looking into.
SCHAAF BROS.
426 T.. Broad.
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90 Acres. Miles From city, on Good
road, no improvements, ready for
cultivation. Quick buy. $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-22

o Acres. Miles From City. Good
road, 6-room house, good outbuild-
ings and orchard. Price, $500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-22

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. IN
HENRICO COUNTY, VA.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
81 Acres. Miles From City, Good
road, s-room house, good outbuild-
ings and orchard. Price, $500
% Acres. Miles From city, on Good
road, no improvements, ready for
cultivation. Quick buy. $500.
IS Acres, 2f Miles From City, ON
good road, from house. good barn
and chicken house, outbuildings
Good orchard and growing crop in
cluded in this bargain of $500.
IFS Acres. Miles From City. Good -
room house and outbuldings. VIII
trade for city property. Price, So
500.
106 Acres. is Miles From city. In
Chesterfield county. house and barn
and some fruit. win sell at bar
gain. $1,000.
Acres. Miles From City. Good =
room house and barn. fronts on good
automobile road. Price. $500.
Is Acres, Miles West of City. Good
7-room house. nicely papered. fine
orchard. all in cultivation. Well
watered by two streams. Price,
$500.
81 Acres, Iva Miles From ElIerxon. o
miles to city, 7-room frame house,
Land fine for trucking. Price. only
$4,000.
z Acres. ~ Miles From City, 6-Roorp
house, right at station on car line.
Price, s2,5oo.
20 Acres, % Miles From City. Only ia
miles from station. about 80 acres
cleared, 6room house and barn, sta
bic. fair orchard, Price. $4,000; on
easy terms.
~ Acres. Miles From city. as Acres
cleared: rest in wood near Varina
road. No improvements. will trade
for city property. Price. $4,000.
100 Acres, 21x Miles to station ON "a,
F & P. A snap 100 acres of cord
wood. will sell or trade for city
property, improved or good lots,
Price, $l,25o.
100 Acres. rs Miles From City, ~
acres cleared and in cultivation, good
orchard, fine store stand. Owner
ptGtobiAea fiitt. Sor'VN" w IA
trade for good house in suburbs.
r. r. SCHMIDT & Co.
Real Estate and Insurance,
No. 20 North Eighth street.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Lat Your fsrms VITA ). A. con.
NELLY 4 CO. Write postal tor
necessary blanka
See c. l.. and II. l.. Denoon For Farms
and city property.
Agents Wanted 10 Handle Quick Sell
ing soft drink. Territory rights
given. Address II. M. Box Az.
Richmond Va.
e. II. JAMES. Carpenter ard Contrac-
tor. Special attention given gen
eral repair work. Mad. HAL. 3la
North Twelfth.
$50 weekly and Up Selling Mexican
diamonds. Exactly resemble genu
inc same rainbow fire; stand tests.
sell AT sight, Repeat orders. Write
quick for sample case ofrer free.
MEXICAN DIAMOND IMPORTING
CO. Dept 2Ts. Las Cruces. New
Mexico.
Agents to Travel by Automobile to
introduce our ESQ fast selling, popu-
lar priced household necessities.
Tne greatest line on earth. Make
$40 day. Complete outfit and au-
fpnnhtfe Furnished wnrkeyR
Write today for exclusive territory.
E NJ. FELTMAS. Sales Mgr. "a
American Bldg. Cincinnati o.
gDr>rvay Ar0~v~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-22

SAFES,
i,008-pound Hall Safe s25
i,600-pound Miller Safe ............545
3,50o-pound Hall Safe ...........$75
one key-locK sare ) ~
We have large stock secondhand
safes, all sizes and makes. Prices less
than at auction house. Safes delivered
first floor in city
New Diebold Safes. all sizes.
BARNES SAFE AND VAULT co,
II North Twelfth street.
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~ Acres, ut Railroad station, Ten
miles from city, fne land. Groom
dwelling. barn, garage. store and
shop, all for $4,000.
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For Sale-Little Neck Clams, is Cents
per dozen; two dozen for IS cents;
prepaid. parcel post. J. r. ANGRY
& SON. Messick, Va.
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s5.5o0--f00 Acres in Hanover County.
10 riles from city, i mile from
Peaks, so acres cleared and in fine
condition. s-room house. two barns,
stable and etc.
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Wanted Girls Experienced fn Max
ing paper boxes. also some begin
ners. Paid while learning. Steady
employment Apply TO THE RAN
pOLPH PAPER BON co. 1311 Ross
street
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HELP wANTFD-FEMALE.

Ladies to Make Hnndk erchfefs; Paid
while learning; experienced ladies
TO make paper boxes and also some
beginners; hotel and hospital help.
cooks and maids. PUBLIC EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU. Room 8. city Hall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-22

Prise Barred Rock, White LeghOrnx
bronze turkeys. eggs. baby chicks
SUCCESS POULTRY FARM. Jeffress
Va.
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S5 Acres, 2h Miles From City, ON
good road, from house. good barn
and chicken house, outbuildings.
Good orchard and growing crop In
cluded in this bargain of $500.
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Wanted-fsiri~ for Operating Light
running machines Steady employ
ment Apply TO THE RANDOLPH
PAPER BON co. 1911 Ross street.
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IL Acres. ia Miles From Car Line
and city. 7-room dwelling. fine road.
good land, 5000.
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LOST.

Earn SIS weekly. Spare Time, Writing
for newspapers, magazines. Expert
ence unnecessary. details free. PRESS
SYNDICATE. 35e, St Louis, Mo,
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j. A. CONNOLLY 4 CO..
Madison 330l--MaAison 3S63.
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w. a. DAVIS.
Manager Farn DeDartmeat.
III MertA E19hth street,
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$50 weekly and Up Selling Mexican
diamonds. Exactly resemble genu-
inc; same rainbow fire; stand tests.
sell at sight. Repeat orders. Write
quick for sample case ofrer free.
MEXICAN DIAMOND IMPORTING
CO. Dept 2Ts. Las Cruces. New
Mexico.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-18
RELIEVES PAIN OF AaGlN
Mechanical Exercise, Such as "ssrstch
ino,"s Said to. Be Valuable in the
Treatment OF Disease.

The terrible pain of angina pectoris
exercises. without medicine. accord
ing to DIR. Samuel Constable of Lon
don. The New York Medical Jourll:l
describes how he applied his method
to a suffering fellow practitioner:
'.At once he got his friend to grasp
the top bar of the bed with both hands.
letting most of his weight fall on the
now strongly stretched arms for about
40 seconds. After Il short rest he re-
pcated the process some five or six
times. Result: Immediate cessation
of all pain in arms and some relief Of
the chest.
Doctor Constable now got him on
the floor to grasp the bar ut the end
OF the bed with both hands behind his
back. bending forward At an angle of
about 60 degrees. the chest thrown for
ward and the head haci;. thus sub
jecting the muscles of the affected
area to strong tension. This he repeat
ed some half dozen times. each lasting
about 40 or 50 seconds. Result: I'M
!liStHdte SeSSs'tioit vi iiii i'tilllS III tic
chest i!le sense Of construction com
p'etely vanishing
This was repeated about every TWO
hours for several weeks and ION no
occ;lsion," says Doctor Constable, did
tie stretching fail to give Immediate
relief"
The New York Medical Journal sug-
costs that dietetic and hay fever
ESTIMATES try these or similar stretch
ing exercises for relief from their par
DNysms.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-18
PAID HIGH MONEY FOR STEAK
First That Was Brought to Circle City.
Caused Keen Competition Among
the Miners.


Probably the highest price ever paid
for beefsteak was that charged at
Circle City. Alaska. The first steak
that ever reached that town Is said
10 have sold for something like $48 a
pound. There were ten pounds Of this
steak, which was shipped 250 miles to
Circle City. When the owner Of the
precious bit of meat reached the camp
the miners turned out in body to see
it. 1t was placed on exhibition. and
attracted as much attention as IL it
were the rarest Of gems. Everybody
wanted piece of it, and the prices
offered were such us would have re-
suited in mining-camp quarrel If it
had not been for the discretion of the
owner, who decided to rattle the steak
off for the benefit of hospital that
q Bishop Rowe was trying to establish
ssors the miners at Circle City.
Bids were started at SIS a pound and
rose briskly to $35. Finally, in order
to avoid complications, it was deter
mined to sell tickets at prices from so
cents to $3.50 for the privilege Of draw
ing for slice. After $3.50 worth of
tickets had been sold, the drawing be-
gan,. and, to the relief Of those in
charge of the sale. no trouble resulted.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-18

Two bills have already been in
troduced in the senate for the es
tablishment of new normal SCH ool
one designating Bonesteel as the
location, and the other providing
for location to be designated by
the board of regents either in Mel.
iette. Trip or Bennett county or
in that portion of Lyman county
lying south of White River. The
nature of instruction to be given is
made broad enough to cover q full
college or university course. Bone.
ateel is within about fifty miles of
Springfield where the state already
has q we'll established and we'll
equipped normal school, and there
is as much need of an extra one at
Bonesteel az there is for fifth
wheel to wagon. The line of ed.
ncational progress is in the direc.
ton of better support of existing
schools rather than in multiplying
the number. /.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-18
Telescope History.

1t was not until 1874 that Doctor
Hcole perfected the first rejecting
telescope in which the spectrum was
perforated SO that objects could be,
viewed by looking directly at them. So
through the year Of 1777 the telescope
in the hands of successive astronomers;
and opticians contained many changes
and improvements until In 1888 Will
liam Herschel began the construction
of spectrum powerful in character
and 40 feet in total length. the oil.
server being placed in seat near thu
other end Of The tube and viewing tlis
image through the system of eye
slasSes. With this telescope. conapla'
I'd in 1889. objects were ,nagnifies
G.5oo times. and on the night afte
i was finished Herschel discovered tir
'iH1h satellite Of the planet Saturn
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-18
Danger in Handling Gasoline.

The publication of the National
Safety Council, in a recent issue, gives
some instructions to those who are
making use Of gasoline, which, it says,
should be kept and used only in small
quantities, and used only by expert
enced employees who realize the dam
ger in using this volatile fluid and
know how to handle it safely. Case
line should be handled in small safety
cans. equipped with safety gauze and
safety stopper. Gasoline is exceeding
ly volatile and will vaporiZe when ex-
posed to the air at any temperature
down to Is below zero. This vapor
is nearly three times as heavy as
air. and when mixed with the
proper quantity of air becomes
,iolently explosive. The vapor will ig
lte from any open flame, even from a
park of static electricity from
human body, spark from an
merry wheel, or from sufficiently
heated surface. The gasoline vapor,
icing heavier than air. will natu-
rally seek lower level, and if confined
here there is poor ventilation, will
'ometimes remain in an explosive con-
tion for months.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-18
Old Trick pidn't Work.

V .
The fiction of the friend who is gs,-
Ing to occupy the sent In the rnilway
train that one has really secured ns
an extra for oneself sometimes works
and sometimes doesn't. A PASSENGER,
hurrying along the platform. Just he
fore the train started. flung himself
upon n seat that was already occI.s
pied h1 a large bng.
''lleit sent IS tlken,'' snapped . MOI
rose old gentleman "my friend has
kept 1t With his bag.
"Indeedv snid the willy passenger nf-
fably; then I'll occupy u till he
.onles.' sss.5s ..
OF course the friend never came
and therefore, Just MS the train was
moving out Of the station tlie witty pRs-
senger seized the hag and deliberately
threw 1t out Of the window.
what are you doing with that bag,
sir?" Numbered the old gentleman. fu-s
riously. ssl
Anything the matter Z, inquired tile
other. calmly. " gu don't want your
Sffifndto lose His bag. do you z.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-18
Wonan,s Honor.

Men are realizing that they have
handed themselves the greatest gold
brick of the ages when they set up u
craven image Of their own in place oi
a live human woman, mans mate.
They are beginning to realize that the
voting woman is the best mother. The
home is more significant to her be-
cause she is a citizen trimming citizens
for the problems of the mighty future
that lies before us.
Politicians have seen the light,
women have seen the light. Through
organization and persistent effort. the
voter must be brought to see the light.
For whether suffrage comes through
state referendum or through the pas,
sage Of the federal amendment by our
state legislatures, back to the voter
we must so. A. man said the other.
day, .The people must decide" No.
dear sir, only when we have votes for
women can we use; the whole-souled
expression, ''back to the people e'-fOr
women are people:
And the Wcndn's hour has stfIsk II
Ihe Forum. ~