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Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
THE WEATHER.
Conditions.

Gon0IIfouSs
 The disturbance that was off the Georgia coast Monday night moved northeastward with increasing inten- sity and is evidently central tonight some distance off the Virginia coast. It was attended by rains in the At lantic states from Florida to eastern New York and south southwest New England.
 It Is considerably cooler in the ex- treme southwest and low temperatures continue in the east and south. With the exception of local rains weather will be fair Wednesday and Thursday east of the Mississippi, a1- though with considerable cloudiness Wednesday in the Atlantic states. It will be somewhat warmer Thurs day in the middle Atlantic states. Winds for Wednesday and Thurs day: North Atlantic. fresh northeast to north winds with rain: middle At lantic, fresh north winds, cloudy weather.
 Forecast.
 Eastern New York: Unsettled We'd nesdays Thursday probably fair and warmer.
 New England: Wednesday, probably rain; Thursday fair; warmer west.
 Observations in Norwich.
 The following records, reported from Sevfn's- pharmacy, show the changes Tn temperature and the barometric changes Tuesday:
 Ther. Bar. = a. m.....-.-. 45 3o10 p. m-...- 49 5000 Highest 53. lowest A. l, Comparisons.
 Predictions for Tuesday: Cloudy, followed by rain.
 Tuesdays weather: Cloudy.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
FUNERAL.
Mrs. Michael Shea.

The funeral of Mary O. Sullivan, widow Of Michael Shea, took place Tuesday morning from her late home, 4T2 Boswell avenue, with a large num- Der of relatives and friends in attend ence. At the services in St. Mary's church Rev. ". H. Kennedy off1ciated. Miss L. c. Boudreau presided at the organ. The bearers were Patrick and William J. Kirby, Dennis and Myles F. Sullivan, Thomas Enrigrt and John Foley. Burial was in the Catholic cemetery, where Rev. Fr. Kennedy read 8 committal service at the grave.
 Undertakers Shea & Burke had charge of the funeral arrangements.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
Need cooka and Walters.

Scout Commissioner B. M. Bruce of this city. as well as scout executives in other cities. has been asked by Captain Walling at Plattsburgh to help secure cooks and walters for the PIattsburgh camp. The wages of a cook will be from s45 to $50 a month with board and lodging and waiter $50 a month with board and lodging Scout Comnnissioner Bruce has been requested to telegraph the names of applicants.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
British -American Relief Fund.

The British-American war relief fund is fast mounting toward the $500 mark, and with last weeks collections of $1s.2O the total amount is $269.40. Contributions previously acknowledged S251-20. The secretary of the fund, Thomas Addison, has sent another check of $50 to the headquarters in New York. This makes total of S250 sent to the relief of the sufferers. The regular meeting of the executive committee will be held next Monday evening in the club rooms of the Taft vile Social club
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
TAFTVILLE
Surprise Party Given Mrs. Arthur Pckering - British American Relief Fund-To Join Canadian Army Notes.

A pleasant surprise party was given Mrs. Arthur Pickering at her home on Fourth avenue Monday evening in honor of her birthday About 20 of her friends were present and an enjoyable evening with music and games was spent. Mrs. Pickering received many beautiful gifts in honor Of the occa- rsion. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The party broke up at late hour, wishing Mrs. Pickering many happy returns of the day.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09

Jay S. Ricketts, son of Re-. and Mrs. c. H. Ricketts, of Prospect street, who for the past four years has been con nected with forestry work throughout the United States in general and late ly situated at Morristown, N. J., has enlisted in the revenue cutter service to start June 1st. MT. Ricketts is a member of the New Jersey state con- stabuIary service
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
GRANTED DIVORCE ON
 GROUNDS OF DESERTIOf5.
Mary E. Austin Also Gets Custody of
 Her Two Children.

On grounds of desertion Mary E. Austin of New London was granted a. divorce from Frederick E. Austin in the superior court in this city on Tues day morning by Judge Case. The case was assigned as contested, but the de- fendant did not appear. The couple ton is said to have taken place five years ago in Westerly.
 Mrs. Austin was given custody of her two children. She now resides with her parents in New London and is a trained nurse. MT. Austin is a travelling salesman.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
ASKED TO VOTE
 ON SOCIAL PLAN.
Chamber of Commerce Members Will
 Register Approval or DisaPproVai.

Questionaire No. 1, dealing with the plan of having social committees pro- vide ard serve lunches at open meet ings of the Norwich Chamber of Com merce have been mailed to members of the chamber. The members to whom the questionable has been sent are requested to return at an early date a vote on the proposed plan. The organization consists of 12 chairmen who head 12 committees to serve 12 buffet lunches.
 The plan to be carried out by the chairman of each committee is as fol- lows: He is to appoint and notify the secretary of the chamber the personnel of his committee. The secretary will mmediately write each member of the committed outlining his duties and notifying each member the evening and the time of the meeting over which he is. to preside.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
Farm Bureau Gets New ousrters

The New London county farm bu- reau have secured quarters in the Thayer building and expect to be To- cated in the new office by Thursday The farm bureau will occupy rooms 211 and 212. Since organization. the farm bureau has been located in the Transportation building on Shetucket street.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
State Board Meetinq.

The annual meeting of the Connec- ticut State Board of Examination and Registration of Nurses will be held in Hartford on Wednesday, June 9th, 1917. Examinations for registration will be held in Hartford and New Ha- ven, on June 2o and 21, all applica- tions must reach the secretary be- fore June 4th.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09

The Instruction class of the Federal ed church met Tuesday afternoon in the vestry of the church with a large number in attendance. The regular course of study was taken up and Rev. A. W. Burdon, teacher of the class, gave short talk on the lesson. Fol lowing Rev. MT. Burdon's talk the meeting was thrown open to discus- sion and many helpful points were brought out
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
Yeuna Ladies, SodaIi+v Meets.

The regular meeting of the Young Ladies Sodality was held Sunday af- ternoon in their assembly rooms with a large number in attendance. The regular routine of business was trans acted and plans for the reception of new members were made. The recep- ton will be held later in the month and 9, large class will be taken into the society.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
Lectured at Parish Han.

Nj. Henre Bourassa of Montreal, ed itor and publisher of Le DeVoir in
 that city, delivered an interesting lec-
 ture to a large audience in Parish hall
 Tuesday evening. NJ. Bourassa spoke in French on an important present day topic. His words were greeted with
 enthusiastic applause.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
Enters Nurses Training School.

Miss Louise Jacob has resigned her position at the Atlantic and Pacific Tea store, where she has for some time been cashier and bookkeeper, to enter the. training school for nurses at the Backus hospital. The employees of the company presented Miss Jacob handsome silk umbrella. with best wishes for future success in her new yunyl-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
Four More Local Boys Join.

Among the latest enlistments in the naval reserve from Taftville are the following names: George W. Weller, Jr, Walter Herd, Napoleon J. Renoit and c. E. Whitaker. With these last names the total of young men in the U. s. service from here numbers over
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
To Join Canadian Army.

Samuel ArInitage, for many years resident of the village, leaves today for Canada, where he expects to join the Canadian army. The many friends of Mir. Arnitage wish him the best of success in his new undertaking.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
MAR REID.

AT.LARD-sIMONEA AU-In Baltic. May [. 1917, by Rev. J. V. F. Belanger; Wilfred D Allard of Plainfield and Miss Victoria D. Simoneau of Baltic. gxI1NNED New London, May ,, 1917. by Rev. A. O. WollsGh- . lager Robert J. Kennedy and Miss Ruth Weeks, both of New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
Attend Vocational Glasses.

The pupils of the eighth grade of the Wequonnoc grammar school attended manual training and domestic science classes in Norwich Tuesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
Notes.

May devotions are being held every morning this week in St. Mary's church, and services will also be held Friday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09

Christian Hoefer has returned to his home here after spending several weeks with friends in Rochester, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
MANY NEW HATS THIS WEEK

Recent arrivals in Womens Hats include all the newest shapes in PanamaS LeghornS, Etc.
 Special showing of Women's White Dress Hats n ai the newest shapes-all at moderate prices.
 New arrivals in Childrens Trimmed Hats in white and every fashionable color large variety of shapes at very special prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09

Many plots of ground along Central avenue and North Main street which have remained idle for past years have been plowed and will be devoted to home gardens.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09

instruction Class at Federated Church Meets-FuneraI of Mrs. Michael Shea Jay S. Ricketts in Revenue Service -NoEeS
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
Notes.

Miss Reault of the Peoples store has returned after spending a few days at her home in Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
GREENEVILLE

Six hours after high water 1t Is low tide. which is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09

William Wohlleben and Gustave Hedler caught a fine string of trout Saturday while fishing the brooks in Scotland.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
RAPID CITY POLICEMAN
MURDERED IN HOTEL
Instantly Killed When he A..
tempts 10 Quiet o Dis
turbaaee.

faptd CRY, S. d, Dec, 2o.-As &1gbs
Policeman James Hawks WAS eates-
,ag 4 t9tei here AZ al early hogr To-day
IN response to 3 csji tor help, he B2y
stl9t through tn beaft and instantly
klilea, tsHS9F SpUSlag IS being held by
me Authorities in connection With die
sHe9tiing ana VIII he charged with TIC
murder,
u is charged that spilling had Gre
sfea "a disturbance in the hotel. He
t'tllsd 10 see a woman guest with whom
Ne Rad been particularly friendly. The
manager ct The hotel summoned Por
nseiiian Hawk aHc saussted that the
gIfisef escort Spikiaa from the hotel.
laaiia@iHs the shooting Of Policeman
saws, many Of The guests assembled
% tfa lobby, They were ordered into
ne alHlng foGm and held there until
me sheriff ana deputies arrived, Gpik-
ING attempted 10 escape by running
through q rear deaf in the dining room.
lie was a~pprehended near the main en-
trance.
splking Is a carpenter and has been
serving as q member of Il jury during
me term or court Just closed, 1T is be-
leVea by lie police that he was into4v
leated,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
State EXPERT TELLS HOW TO
COMBAT HGOHNaTALk" DISEASE

hreekings, S, D., Dec, aO,-phe fol-
OWING statement relative To the corn
stalh disease has been given out by
IN =, =, lipp, veterinarian at State
eailegei
frhis state has suffered a conaider-
ahie loss OF cattle this fall from what
. eehitiatlY hAaWn as 'eoilstaik dis
sasa,' The less has nearly always been
y cattle that were turned in the stalk
lelas, Ihe synnptonls OF the disease
ave rarely observed, II being usual to
NV enc OF more aniinala dead In the
4eid, THESE animals We're in apparv
satA PERFECT health when seen by their
sWheF bAt a snort time hefore,
'Sefae authorities believe thai losses
aeha esfhstaik disease are due to the
aeNeiahhaeAf OF a snaall quantity OF a
eerN violent peiaen in tina animals
stomach and intestinea while the stalks
arc hafhs dtgestea, Other authorities
saiieYe that all SO called eofnatalk moi
aeAtag Is Ia reality due to the bacteria
sasSlhg heihefehagie septleemia, Some
~ she losses may also be due to black
ss eF anthrax both OF which are un-
death,
When sudden death occurs In a
aeRa OF cattle thar has bean turned
Ease 2 reid o. earnStalsa a
veterinarian should be called to de-
t~ss@s+-S tS SGSSS " 1eaGR. Should
y sa aAe 70 hesaeeehagie septieegaia
les OF anthrax, Vaccination is
sae 9AlS satisfactory method for the
nseyesseEaa ee Further losses, Should
sAe 4~esesasas5sR be unable to make a
RasAsKve diagnosis. q nategoseopSe ex.
ANIMATION % blood May settle the
The veterinary department
y SeasEa Dakota STATE college wtls
sgAqES aaske seeea examination free ee
eAa8Sas SAasfA no saesssEa be pestea
and when deasA rs espa To eosfsssafs
RsfsssAHas the esaGN aaeans OF ven
slssa rs Z Keep catela esas of eer4sstass
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
STATE INSTITUTIONS
INSPECTED BY W0MEN
Tae Report, Just Made, dis.
closes Many Interesting
Facts.

Salem. S. D.. Dee. 29.Tae s@nai-an-
hlal report Of the board composed of
women whica Investigates conditions
al the various penal and charitable in
situations of South Dakota, has been
issued. The report shows many inter
estiag facts. Mrs. Mana Z. Gilbert. of
Salem, is the head.
The Sioux Falls penitGntiary has
about 200 prisoners, three being
women. Fourteen men are life prison
ers and rs under sentence are on pa
role, seventy two men are at work
IN the binde tWjne manufacturing
ptans and 23 are engaged at stone cut
tlns. Prisoners given work are paid
from 3 to Is cents per day, which they
can use for spending money or are al
lowed TO accumulate until the time of
their discharge.
Ihe state school for the deaf in
Siou& rails has an even 100 pupils: the
nome Tor the feeble minded at Redfield
ms 200 Inmates, n the school for the
pima at Gary, about 40. The state in
stlttition at Custer for the treatment OF
persons afflicted with tuberculosIs, Is
fuH. with 3g patients. There are 30 on
the waiting list.
The state hospital for the insane at
fhnkton heads the list of the state
penal ana charitable institutions as to
number of inmates, there being an even
l,poo ~ the time the report was pre-
pared, or this number, ga were men
n 376 women.
INC state training school at PlanlSin-
Ton, which, In reality, is a reform
sehool, had MS L.. mates 81 boys and %
s.irls, OF which number 1G boys and
I'VE girls are on parole.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
COMMITTEES NAMED FOR
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES

Pierre, S, d.. Dec. es.-The state
is being put in shape for the
eeiatns session, The reception for the
new state officers will be held in the
reception room OF the governors resi-
Hence Tuesday evening, January 2. fol-
ral bali viii be held at the city audi
.esaam the evening Of Wednesday,
January 3
The committees In charge or the re-
eepsion are:
Eseeasive-Juage j. NJ. Gates. chair
snaas A, w, Ewert. G, *, Sellers. w. III.
Bailey.
Rsesption-G, *, Sellers. chairman;
"a Harry osHrien. Charles MeCaffree,
Ross Miller,
Music y, & Traran, chairman: G.
SsaaRsS Stevenson. c. II. King.
Ase9r@slons-W. II. Bailey. chair
man Msss Essbs MeDsar1nond. Miss
Evelyn Parry Miss Abbis Whitney. NJ
a, Adams, f. @ Sanders.
ing, Fred G.. Tesslnsr
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
YANkTON MAN WRITES OF
WONDERS OF REVELATION,

Nanltton. $. d., Dec. 29.-After pro-
ensea study and research. A. l.. Van
oaael. OF Mission Eil. $. D., has writ
Ten q series or articles relating to the
wonders or Revelation" md "Mys-
terlea of Hebrew Theosophy," which
nave been cad before the Congrega-
Iiehal bible class. and published in the
mkt Herald by request.
MI. van osdel Is the author of His
torlc landmarks In the Great North
west" and Is one of South Dalsota's
ahle writer's, His theological papers,
corresponding to science and %scripture
writing has created favorable comment
lfotn the people in Yankton county.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
DAILY LOSSES REDUCED.

London. Jan. 2.-Tse total Of British
casualties reported IN the published
lists from December TO December rs
was:
Officers, SIS; men. $3.50. No lists
were published during the HOLIDAYS.
me effect OF cessation of the Sornnae
offensive with the advent of unfayor-
able weather is shown in these figures
wAacfa Il a daily average OF l,54S
casualties For the IS DAYS covered ~
the report In November The daily aE-
erags w6s e.4sS- and In October ssss
Losses reported in December bring an,
the total British casualties SINCE the
s~leslnstlEas of the Scrslnle offensive ls
s20.@tT.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
FIGURES
MADE BY COMMISSION
Statements Show What Coy
efaaeat Costs South Da-
kata People,

ag clean cur statements II tha SUM
ieyted f9F the lasf fiscal year FOR The
maintenance Of pRblie affairs in ssufh
Dakota, taken from lie annual HeyieW,
isefe prepared ny tRe tax q Hamissiqn.
itiey show in concise form just wisf
government easts South Basataps and
county, school ana gaVHieiRal PURPOSES
Sa pfaReftY nays batH township ana
municipal tax.
Ihe true average lax rate fer the
ssHttife STATE Is i8,a6 mills The figures
feli4wt
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
FIRST FRAMING SssesgaR

Gtsfasitfia&s eeilia. Isseaa. 2ass-sawais, a,
issSaGa9ss business raalfagsr OF the
giif'iffsifsfai Nasspilaak tsdssM eurinnesss,I,
easa aNaffnstanih ssflassaiim f9i, tala lnsssslf
sastsfa lsfls tflfa es,tntilg sItEiTlgf. Eslea fr1ll.
lRF2sIfsss ttiftssss altaMe, aessit asegstgea3 fsng
"a ssS;ssfaseI3s3iltt
Ais
assIgi9ihs n
Msae.h assWs#ilsnatpsn }att GaJfxn Ri,
MEstsas 2a and 3ssa4 sgeAslhngsun3 AZ
l~4Q,aisSiiis.. KIT e
Nasschis sFs. Aasieii and; 4M5as,,in.s-
TON AZ GiHtss
glsSi, s*t'r
ARaip ard ea4Toles,sa AL ei1,c;n,,,,ts;
sfsslStf5s
y "a sinssnaatf All S9ningfsalyA
me 4sIsssifaiiasFa TsjfssSales Mill lEsams,s fsy1s.
sssaE aSsslsiHas 9aafaias. S~ihiasa5,art, mob.
sstis III s@sasiehs q tttN tsls fpilpsviIiss das;
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
EXPRESS COMPANIES
MUST PAY STATE TAX
sapfeme Court Rules Property
Is Taxagle-Readsf Other
Opinions

FicEfe, S u. ian. S.@fbe SQgtb pa-
hYt4. s4Pfepfe G9Aft has reversed tbs
HAalfes GgHyltS trial cpurt ia the eA-
pFeSs ta% EaseS, IN Whirb tbs state mas,
Atla III tfg 2f9pef aE}9Hpt ~ ASSESS
plent Mllich has i3GeR resisted by the
s$}}fEaS G9faRapies, Ffle gRiliqR dis
ea3asa fle g4e6tt4g II9W RN2ty view
A9Int ana 4 Wiii SeEpe as u guide fql
ne fesisiatAFe ~ asaffiRs further iegis-
9tl9l 9l lbs aAbjeet,
ile e~9AIeRiipH NJ the eXHyess cqIa-
3aaies has been ihat ,aey sheuld be
tssesSsa 9HiY aa tf.eiF actual property
y tHe stale, fhe stateiS View has been
ttft ms nlSigfas ~ the EanlRaHR ~ ibe
fiaie ahAHia be ta&sl
iHe e9l4ff HaiaS that Tbs constitution
II tiIe slate authorizes The taxation ar
slN Hfaneftg a9 What Is known as The
'aftit 9asis,H where sHah 4 sgsteni AZ
ia%tttsafi Is Rama necessary az eApedi-
aat ~ nEaei ~ make q fair assesstaent
n pFnHsitN: the eaurt Further holds
Nsat Inc constitution ~aUthari4es prap-
sftS, ~ ne. taAea anaa This basis, re-
s'sfliissa ~ The eHHershiH az such mrap-
srty.
atheF aplns9ns Wy The eaurt are:
HsfiYs faakarS VS.. q; Is. GuraeY,
~Aittnesaha, reversed
&stS f3aaieis9n Us, Hartman Aihets, 81
At f4s'ti4it, iaNeFsaa,
Nit5 81 Mehftase Va; 4 n Brown at
iiFfaest
! Alhert .aaadef VS.. Walton Raas, ct al,
tSSnik, affirmed.
Hhasies +. johnson VS., Mavtin hliea-
saH, Clay Reversed
Attfga haiNars9n Us. F'raRk Williams,
81 iafnar affirmed.
81 T. ieFian Fs, Meiistta eGpntga Met
iattaf aftFmsa.
STATE vs.. HFsa Al. Beii, Perkins, re-
NGfsaa; ~ shis easa Baii was eanYiated
81 ]: SRarsa 90 m~ansi8ushtsf IN the
isSs, assFess growing eHt at The killing
II tliafia9 Heffea. ans eaapt aiyes sell
Il hAM tglai;
Stats Us, Il. Van Rasehen, Turner az
Hasaf 9haseaies Us, Wisconsin, Gran !
5as Mianahaha, affirmed,
SegafiSy state Bank, So f~aHiktan, vs. |
3ayaef seheai district Baaaia, al |
Y~aHaegkaN seavpss VS., Sebastian !
ittaasaS ef AL BFaWn affirmed. |
III Is Iaahtaa- CLAY eeWnty, bgaia- !
biteh 90 vs.. GS ~. snow, YaakkeR |
saiSfsaa.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
SOUTH ea&orA PHYSICIANS
no MEET At SbSkbx EattS

Sse23S Fails, s D., Dec. aN~-Ttna Ds,,-
ssssaa las eeeA completed for the an
fgaga e2aAsesatReA Of the Seventh Dis
sqte5 Ntstafaal sse4stsss which wAlf he
ists4A F@a@ Tuesday, >1saaagy 2. Ply
sfeSsass faesfa alb gsaras, 81 the easts5es
*ial atlsesad ana addresses wifi be- aegsaks
~ 3 fsaTalsest Ell tlsera or topics az trss-
g,s!eissesee tie thfa medical profession.
ARss Tetfsaeas Of the society ~reessatls
ffss'ta ahSssH a~aalasfah business saeesissg. al
%sfE.ih bbts ftsi2oWiaeg officers weres eIse4-
41ts. hl. IT.. HiR5sssasaes,s al GsanteFs. g9,.ss
president, Dr:, i G. Parsons, Ssosss
s:s4ss s,atsstssrS 3resasssaeif; HI GFssls;ss
y. 1isat@ttssrifffaqas, SstesS itaddss A essss-
ta}N'stsss en- QeSfEssits Also was aagssd.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04
aAsssaEr, GIFT

- satils,ss Inclined 1u run M aaIts. as,sl
- '%afst ttsitssntlsifs fssngsssis Il, e;s.gsp ai:,s.
TGi.inii, ss,s.eai aAa. II get:fnss I-y,,;*a,,..u ~.
aSuini tSiss fatizit and ,Ntf.sgs at sisp,,. !.
s%ss,ssr,,' Etiisas,. Htiiss ia tsna lime txD f5,.,s,,..
g N'.'sy--sss an, ffas, .litl a,sa,lt.. ssvsss,, or
flassffiisEs Fsfi;is.ff ttie4 Victim p,Jt.s. avn
isassiiii sfir'a, net,afta1Jlaiani waiik. awa;,s,
GIT tssssaEs Off, ssysasr off EFF sa,,is.a
lil'taiilsai tb tslass t3is tdfl1s., By snielf,,.s
ssaa&css taiY s,siiru: IN difBrs.. SWEAR ,tsnMaas,
a,.i,fs-ssvesisis efa1s. III yunihae ifrraln,.,i -
Or Al batle.. tn luaf i'm afaaIs,, silt.n, an
assirs. Until sl1tA Inas1iissesi tsssta8 sss,ss., v.tp
CANT ian ssp1n aevaaf, off. ldss at.,IYnt. ~.
ailnfsh trn rfia&sas die rsaasas aspi,u,,.s. ),
fafs1'as a ststiiiii1sey1 lana. In pniifaity. III
cease TIN ciinasil Ssveaar oft sad iiea.,,I
SWAN ON HsaNsae Snui iilttn sonir :aa,ifes
.ifssii'sfffs. DIN san mnlsa otafar, psoni.s
taitasis. III aa., asvastI, aft sswaass ar
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-04

Nhtie geld Is a9M tbs standard ~
saiae ,thtaash9Rt ths M9fia. n shs days
II Sla GFssss sgia and silver Mere
hssffHH9aaAlY ASA tn. HIS asn9f4 tigH III
hHttalAss, HRga .FiliatAs aRa the rsst IL
seal sSu3tgy.