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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
new DAKOTA CAVALRY
OFFICERS ARE NAMED
Col. G. II. Englesby to Command
Regiment-Others Chosen
by Governor Norbeck.

Aberdeen, s, D., May sS-Gorcrror
Peter Norbeck has appointed the fol-
lowing commissioned officers for the
First South Dakota cavalry, which has
already been accepted for service with
the United States forces:
c. H. Englesby. colonel: Alonzo r..
Sessions. lieutenant colonel
Headquarters Troop-Waiter E.
Slower, captain, adautant.
Supply Troop-Walter f. Miller. cap
ant.
Machine Gun Troop-Lawrence f
Gilruth, captain: Thomas NJ. Mathe,
first lieutenant; Clare Larson, second
lieutenant; Arbie Christopherson, sec
ond lieutenant.
First squadron-Palmer u. Sheldon.
major: Malcolm Byrne, first lieutenant,
adju1ant.
Second squadron-Horace c. Bates.
major; Ward Fl. Baton. first i;euten-
ant, adjptanL.
Third squadron-clsde G Way, first
A Troop-E. d. Aldrich, captain:
Arthur H. Mucitow, first lieutenant:
Fred T. eastman. second lieutenant.
E Troop-Joiln 7. Grigsby, captain:
John c. Merrick, first lieutenant; Ches-
ter Bates. c lieutenant.
c Troop-Glenn c. Wiley. captatn;
Carl w. Berry. first lieutenant; Lewis
C. Mayer, second lieutenant.
D Troop-Blondsl H. Cooper, cap
tain; w F. Waters, first lieutenant
John Murphy, second lieutenant.
+. Troop-Harry L. Branson. cap
tain; Fred +. Mayer, first lieutenant:
Walter Tcbin, second lieutenant.
r Troop-Auguse G. Port, captain:
Howard W. Graham, Ifrst lieutenant;
Thornald c. Oleson, second lieutenant
9 Troop-irvin r. Crawford. cap
tain; Harry kjelmyr. first Lieutenant,
George r Longstaff. second lieutenant
II Troop-Watson c. Grower, cap
taln' Leslie V. Ausn7on, ,hrst lieuten-
ant; Guy w, Cook. second lieutenant.
1 Treop-Buell C. Jones. captain: l.
a Sl1erburn. first lieutenant: Earl Nc
Dougail. second liautenant.
x Troop-Harry de Malignon. cap
tain; Fred Hatterscheidt, first lieuten-
ant; Howard Manchester, second lieu
tenant.
l TEoop-Patric,. J. ouirl, captain;
q b Bselrla1, 3rst lieutenant: II. A
Sc~haenfergar, con lieutenant.
NJ T1hoep-Lewis ". Bccknell. cap
tain; Walter Arthur, first lieutenant.
Ray pitSon, second lieutenant.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
BIG PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
ON DRAFT DAY AT HURON

HuTof, :. D, May 2b.-A meeting OF
Huron business men was called by.
George w. Wright of this city, d mem
Der OF the state e. dnc of defense, fol-
lowing Governor Norbecl1's declaring
registration day, June 5, as a legal
holiday. Plans have been laid for a
monster Patriotic program, including
q parade a-.d speeches.
The registered young men will have
the pace of honor liz .he parade, fol-
lowed By Troop G., the local cavalry
company. and The members of the G..
A. K. Other organizations and bands
Of citizens Will fill in a long process
sion. The honcred men of the day,
those who VIII haye registered, will all
wear a button saying II have regis
tered" which viii be officially given
out by pretty young Huron girls at
the registration booths.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31

Lord Davenport, the British food con-
troller, an an interview at which he an
nounced q number of new regulations.
observed, with regard 10 the order pro-
required for food 0 stock rearing:
~f'heasant rearing an, i~ndulgences OF
that kind, which were all right in hap
pier days, are indulgences we do not
wish to see continued, and this is our
method of bringing them to an end !
do not suggest that there is much OF
this going on. We mean TO be on the
right side. The broods will keep
themselves alive in the woods If a
MAJ allows them to go in the woods. 1
do not say we are giving the farmer
liberty to shoot them. but that is what
we mean In so many words. We mean
the order to be observed, and If there
are any abuses proceeding from II we
shall take further and meas
ures To put in in force"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
COYOTE HUNTING BRINGS
SPORTSMEN GOOD RETURNS

Huron, S. D.. May S0.-Although the
impression has been gained IN tne
larger cities that the coyotes of south
Dakota are nearly extinct. this IS Gas
pufed by many records in various coQn-
ties. County Auditor NJ. y. Whisman
OF Beadle county has received IS coy
ote heads in the last two days, and ae-
cording to his statement there are
many farmers who nave other animals
sighted and viii hunt down the game
soon. MI. Nhisnan says that last
spring total of $50 coyote heads were
brought to his office for the bounty.
he expects at least 100 to come
within the next few weeks.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
COUNTY WILL ESTABLISH
MODEL DEMONSTRATION FARM

Madison, S. d.. May 2G.-Important
action toward the encouragement of
farmers in the work of increasing the
quantity and quality Of their crops is
being considered by the commissioners
of Lake county. Lake county owns a
tract of 40 acres,- which formerly was
the site of the defunct town of Her
man. 1t is planned by the commits
sioners to transform this tract into a
county demonstration farm. The plan
Is to make h tract the site for the
demonstration of advanced methods of
farming, the proper rotation of crops
and the proper crops for the climate
and soil of Lake county.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
sissEToM EARLY SETTLERS
HOLD REUNION At SlJMMi1

Summit, S. p, May 28.-One of the
largest crowds in the history of this city
attended the celebration of the 25th an
niversary of the opening of the Sisseton
reservation held here. The town was
gaily decorated with bunting and pre-
scented a gala appearance.
WEBSTER-The 10Th annual reunion of
the Day County Old Settlers association
has been scheduled for June - at Gren-
Vile Arrangements for the celebration
are now being made by Joseph Cruha.
president. and Leo f. Braska, secretary
of the association. Attorney Rex w.
Amirault, Of Andover, will be the prin-
gcipal speakers, with short talks by mem
bers of the association.
ABERDEEN--J. q. Bassett. chairman
of the Liberty Loan commission for South
Dakot states that South Dakota is maxi
ing good on its share OF the loan and Mil
easily raise its quota OF nearly s10.oo.a0o,
he thinks The largest Individual up-
scription SO far is $4,000. but there are
many subscriptions ranging from Sl00 IN
1900. Farmers are taking an unexpect-
ediy large amount Of bonds.
SUMMIT-Nine OF this city's young men
showed their grit and patriotism by going
10 Sisseton on Thursday morning and
enlisting In the navy They are Bill
Wheeler. George Willard, Lawrence Shay.
Raymond. Frank Tenney, w. %. Clark
and w. Songstad.
NEWARK special election will be
held at Newark on May 90 for the purpose
of voting on q proposition to issue bonds
In the in 81 5000 for the purpose 81
taking up outstanding indebtedness and
paying for some needed improvements.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
OIL IS DISCOVERED
ON DAKOTA BORDER
Marked Trace of Petroleum
Struck at $50 Feet Deep
at Edgeley, N. D..

Edgeley, N. D., May 3o.-Great inter
est has been aroused eve what is be-
lieved to b. oil on the farm of Henry
P~ickford, seven miles southwest OF
Dickey. The discovery was made by
Lee Herring who is digging a well. AT
a depth of $50 feet the drill brought up
oily drillings and there was an odor OF
crude oil that filled the air. Examln-
alton by experts seems to prove that
there is a vein not far from the drill
ings. There is ak of organizing a
company To prospect territory near
Edgeiy and also a company to prospect
on the Pickford farm.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
FORMER HiGHMoRE YOUTH
KILLED AT ViMY RIDGE

Huron, S. d, May 26.-M. Harry
O'Brien, Of this city, has received word
from France of the death of his broth
er, Martin, who was formerly a resi-
lent OF liighmore,s hut who enlisted in
L of h Canadian expeditienary
forces two years ago. He was killed
when the Canadians captured the Ger
man stronghold on Vimy ridge.
Observation-Disclosures young peo-
pie, is girls and seven boys, will graduaee
from the high school in the
class of 1917. Member of the class will
present the class play THE Kingdom of
Hearts Content" The b-accalaureate SER
mon will be delivered May 81 by Rev. Mr.
Cardy, of the Flandreau Presbyterian
church. Class day exercises will he held
May 20 and commencement exercises May
so, with an address by Rev. Leslie
sprague, of Sioux Falls. The list of grad
yates Is as follows: Cora e. Arnold, Ida
M. Deklotz, William d. Evans, Genevieye
Faygen. Lillian q. Fairs. Verne Francis,
Madge Heathfield, Reuben A. johnson,
Robert 2. Kelley, Melvin knudson, Ches-
Mayme b. Loehr, Walter f. McLaren,
Mary A. Mallory, I.urene Matson. Hazel
&c. Miller, Iva c. Miller, Hazel Parsley,
Viola a. Phillips, Inez Rosheim, Lillian
Smith. Eva /. Terate. Winifrcd E. Tighe
and Anastasia a. NFhalen.
RAPID CITY-As the result of his pre-
li1ninary hearing Gustave Fienup. OF this
city, was held for trial in the circuit
court on the charge of selling m~ortgaged
property. 1t is charged that he sold two
horses which Were m~ortgaged and on
which a bill of sale also had been given.
LEADeIt has been decided to in future
have a rector for each of the Episcopal
churches in Lead and DeadMocd. For
many years the churches of the two cities,
have been looked after by one rector.
HURoN-President w. e. Johnson Of
the Aberdeen normal, delivered the COM
mencement address at the graduating ex-
~ercises of the Huron high school Thurs
day evening. The class numbers and
is one of the largest ever graduated at
the local high schoo
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
TWO YOUTHS ARRESTED FOR
SHOOTING AT MAIL BOXES

Mitchell, S. d., May 2S.-Tamperina
With Uncle Sans mai boxes is hardiJ
a profitable occupation as young Ches
Ter Crabatt and Clifford Stevens, O,
Davidson county discovered yesterda.
when they were arrested by United
States Marshal Tom Taubrnan for BON
harding rural mail boxes with a rife.
Complaint was registered at ths
Mitchell p%ostoffice because of thu
-depredations that have been inflicted
by the woGid-be practical joSers for
some time EAST.
Marshal Taubman, accompanied b.
w. r. Christensen. of the Mitchell polio,
force, took the pair to Sioux Falls last
night for a hearing before the United
States commissioner there.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
TWO SUMNER TERMS AT
THE ABERDEEN NORMAL

Aberdeen. S. n. May 2e.-The first
term of the summer school of the
Northern Normal and Industrial school
begins June A. Two terms of six
weeks each are to be held. Vice Pres
iteat Woeciburn will he in charge Of
the first summer term and Professor
Seymour will conduct the second. In
creased enrolment oyer last year is
anticipated owing to the new law re-
curing normal training of South Da-
kota teachers, which becomes effective
after September /. 1920.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
Surprising conclusions are arr -ed at

Surprising conclusions are arr -ed at
by an aviation expert, who has been
examining the airoplane losses on the
western front in the last SIX months.
III we allow 20 machines wrecked to
one the enemy destroyed" he
rays, I'VE nee at what a huge cost
this war lis in the air is being conduct
cd. The average cost of ar airoplane
roughly is about $1,000, SO that at his
rate the British loss in material has
been approximately over 1000 mach
Ines in six months, costing G4,000,O0
the French very nearly the same;
while the Germans must have lost d.
800 machines, with a total value OF
Rbout E13,320, 900. 1t may be that the
German loss is not quite so great as we
have made out, because there appears
70 be less actual flying done by the
German pilots in proportion to their
strength.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31

Lfsa NJ 9sH remarkable maps On
rsnura Is 1tlIlzs af EarnIiIR OLSON, q ma
1is4 pf f3ss llrtlH island of OiSiu, nh the
1fslssf 21s Sweden, VINO fell asleep in 1879
rrMa asa aaBt wake nratil laI7, For the
1rssl "a years III sasr life Caroline Gibson
WAS ia Ifsrzsnf .aaalih. Then che fell
al A1sf LltinTsifHsg sasak into a trsInca
Trn1la (which rn nae rollaG awaken her.
1ssoul waE arttsic5a1aE administered, ana
1aT sine szsiIiDiasai no interest IN
Uirsuras, or anything. Then suddenly
Eslfaxzyfaka44xElr tfae szsfst careful exam
fnzaIifn failssn 70 reveal the slightest
=aaatSrissE 8ar mental Iefeet. Since then
ssias mas enjoyed exceptionally good
asnssIltal.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
HELE FOR TAKING WATCH
FROM POCKET OF FARMEE

Sioux Falls. S. d.. May Sn.--Charfes
Kent. & YVES arrested by local
authorities on the charge OF grand
larceny, and IN default of a bond OF
$1,000 Tor his appearance in the circuit
conrt, he has heea lodged in the county
jail. II is charged that Kent met a
farmer, Fred WaIienbeck. whose home
is near Beaver Creek, Mimi, in a Sioux
Fails saioou, and that, while pretend
ing to aajust the farmers ckn he
stole the farmers watch from his vest
uooket
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31

An ancestor OF count o BernstorT,
The, dismissed German ambassador
fought against America in our WAY for
freedom. The fast is brought ont by 8
passage IN the Souvenirs du Ghevalier
de Cussy," Among the a-cGuaintances
made by the cheyaaier in 1929, when he
ja4nea shf staff Of ahe French embassy
IN Berlin was the caart chamberlain.
count Won BerrstorEs grandfather OF
zha former ambassador, Countess
Ea-ustorfT-" wrote DE Cuddy, bears a
singular s-arenanaa, America This was
A,sEtpwtf.6 on her because SHE was born
u that country during the war Of in
dependence Her father as in eom-
uzala III ans OF the regiment hired out
10 tn EgaElasf pg the elecIor 81 lasse-~
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
WITNESS HELD FOR PERJURY.

san FraI1cisco, May ~2a.-Erank c
Oxrnan. leading witness in the murder
trial which brought the death sentence
to Thomas j. Mooney, was held today
by Judge Mathew Brady, in police
our here to answer in the superior
court to charge of ATTEMPTED suborna-
ton of perjury. MONEYS ease was
appealed.
Oxman is accused OF attempting to
nduce r.. e. RigaIt, OF Grayvflle, ILL.,,
to testify falsely in the Mooney case. an
outgroWth of a bomb explosion laxt
when 10 persons Were killed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
Trap GOT PEEVED AND
/HAULED ON REAL LOAD

Milbank, s.. D., May 26.-Irvin Trapp
who had been hauling old wheat to town
last Saturday was twitted about the
small loads he was bringing in and
which netted something over $500 each,
so he got peeved about it and decided
he would fill UP his wagon boN the next
time he came so as to have a $3.50 load.
During the time he was getting his
wheat the price went up and when put
on the scales the load weighed sc bush
els for which he was paid So 05 a bushel,
$262.30.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
DAKOTA BUSINESS HOUSES
TO CLOSE REGISTRATION DAY

Pierre. S. D., May 26.-The state
council of defense, in response to the
advice of the national council of de-
fence, is sending out information to
the various towns of the state in rela-
ton to registration day, June 5, when
all men of South Dakota between the
ages of 81 and 80 must register under
the newly passed CONSUMPTION bill.
The council is preparing plans of or
ganization for this registration as indi-f
Gated by the secretary of war, each
mayor is requested to appoint commit
tees for the observance of this day,
suggesting that business houses be
closed d part of the day, and q parade
at q given hour be arranged, all those
of the registration age be assembled,
and escorted with local guards or mill
tia. G.. A. r. city officials, etc, and lis
ten to patriotic addresses. In every way
the council OF defense are to assist in
making the day generally observed in
South Dakota nth its most serious and
thoughtful aspect foremost.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
opPosF CANADIAN DRAFT.

Montreal, Carr May 25.-Many
street demonstrations which culmi-
mated IN a large open air mass meet
ing as a protest against conscription.,
occurred here last night. Mayor Mar
Tin appeared before tho crowd and
pleaded with them not to commit acts
Of violence or attack property.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
JoNKHEER SUCCEEDS HOOVER.

Z Ansterdam, May 26.--(via London)-
The appointment is announced oi
tJonkheer Charles Ruvs De Beeren-
rcssss commission to c Her
bert Hoover. The Jonkheer is 4
Roman Catholic deputy for a Lem
burg constituency and a son Of the
queens commissioner for that province.
He Isl an expert social worker ard hes
given much assistance to Belgian refu-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
BLOOD POISONING FATAL
TO coy m SIOUX FALLS

Sioux Fails. S. d, May Sex small
cni on The arm resulted in blood pol-
sering ard caslsed the death Of Max
Enger. the z-year-old son OF MIR. and
Mrs. @. j. Enger. of Tins city. Anou a
week ago he cut his arm while raising
a window and blood poisoning soon de-
yelepe5. AT first his injury WAS be
lisved To be a trivial n The blood
poisoning developed so RAPIDLY that
nothing could be done 10 say his life.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
BODY or RAy WlNGROHE
Is DISCOVERED ON TRACK

Tanktorl. s. D., May 30.-Flay Win
grove, q Northwestern Telephone com
pany linernan, working out OF Sioux
Falls, whose 9anGae Is at Arlen, Ia. was
found e close 10 the milwaukee
track, three miles west of this caty,
sunday afternoon 1t is supposed he
FELL or was forced off an eastbound
freight train which passed shortly be-
fore the body was found,
PARKsToN-At their annual business
meeting the members Of the local yolun-
teer fire department elected the follow
ing officers for the coming year. Chief
Math Befsrena. assistant chief. dohE
Arerd; furernerr Frank NJ. Wright JOHN
ID. Ewesney. Charles NJ SchIingen. c. 9
Albert Schlinngerf. A finance committee
Was selected to ave charge Of the finan-
eias affairs Of the department
DEPREE-Work viii start soon on the
Dupree Equity Exchange elevator in this
city. the contract for the building and
equipment having been awarded to i.
Enege, designer and builder of grain ele-
vators, OF Minneapolis. Its capacity will
be 5000 bushels. There will be II bins
and a 15-horse power engine. The esti-
mated cost OF the building complete and
equipment is $4,000.
CHANCELLOR-Jacob DeNeui. a farm
er living near town. has just marketed
the corn raised last season on A. acres
of his farm, the crop bringing him a
price equal to an average of $50 per OGRE.
He had previously fed a great deal of the
corn from the AZ acres to his stock and
yet received a check for 81, 1cs.15 for the
amount he marketed.
MILLER-The Russian colony ranch
farm or 1890 acres 30 miles southwest or
this city In Buffalo ounty has been purs
chased by G.. r. Beals, OF Miller, for
1900. He has also purchased 500 head of
cattle to stock the ranch. His partner in
the enterprise is F. B. Raymond, of
Miner county
MARyIN-At a special election held
here q big majority of the voters decided
in favor Of Marvin being Incorporated A.
a village. Only two votes were cast IN
opposition. Under q village government.
public improvements can be made which
could not be taken care of under the old
form OF government.
ALExANDRIA-In this city on Tues
day Red Cross chapter to be known as
the Hanson county chapter was organ
led. The following temporary officers
We're chosen: Miss Emma Mead, chair
man: Mrs. Frank Hull. vice chairman.
Mrs =. +. Wickhem, secretary; -.
Peckham, treasurer
OLDHAM-Prof.SW. u. Mcclarrinon, fcr
some time connected with the local
summer in Dakosa Wesleyan university
at mitchell and his work there will be-
gin about June !.
YANKTON-Mrs. S. M. FIohf, wife OF
q leading ankton physician and sur
geon. died al st. Luxe,s hospital in Chi.
cage yesterdsiy. She leaves her husband
andstwo daughters, Lillian and Florence.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31

tn sEfEsctg, "a recent Bulletin of the
I5Iiiista ss1HsEes department Of a~gricul-
-<z1e asfza M1lg tals american farmer
acRIs%n1r pu5 straw 10 fire same use as
y LIS Ifzf by 1lae E~uroIaan farmer. In
aIElzrtsps 1he 1arnasr knows as well az
11ss Amer 4a-Elfsr that STRAW lis mot
aiH.a tr xtoell, bat instead of burning
atrr otherwise wasting 1t. the Euro
sytasaa 1as1ns. cSinTs II up. mixes il with
gAeeaas. raazagsss. sisags pr other feeds
szasa sszaakss Il SO spslmtahle that If can
SbE1Au to coed advantage.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
Snow YouR coIcRs.

Wear Your Rutton!s' III so m,b,n,,S
hetter than Whefess Button ~
ssiaturdavsi Red Cross HeEutkoug iavlt
let Your dollar hslp the hurnanItarian
ysoflsers at the front. Call for buf1cnal
nj CUB Piawce street
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
COLONEL ENGLEsSY RENAMED
AS COMMANDER OF FOURTH

Aberdeen, S. D., May 26.-Lieut. Col.
w. A. Halle OF the Fourth South Da-
kota infantry made a statement today
that the story published here in q local
ape concerning his prospective APP
point1nent as colonel was entirely UNI
founded and that Col. c.. H. lInglesby
had been appointed colonel of the regi-
ment by Governor Norbecll and that
he had been accepted by the federal
authorities, subject to examination.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
HoNoRs WASHINGTON.

washington. May 2S.4AitaIy paidH
honor to America and her. first pfesi-
dent sunday through the Italian wa
commissioners, who nladeza pilgrimage
q d9l5aiqasgq the. tomb of George WASH
1lfrgt0if the bronze wfealtlf y.Eirh since
the days Of ancient Rome. has been be-
slowed on famous heroes.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31

The torpedo from q submarine can be
fired either while the submarine lis on
the surface or completely submerged.
Usually q submarine comes within 10
Feet Of b surface, with only the per-
iscope showing, and discharges its tor
marine being fired upon by the ship
the submarine gets the proper position
SOf the ship, submerges itself complete
Nv then fires.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31

KEitssag in church is suggested by
the 1seT a. A. Mitchell, q Church Of
ExglAIa1 clergyman, in his parish mag
saAxaae- BETTER to knit IN church for
sc5F soldiers and sailors In sermon
time ha sBsgs t1isn to talk and whis-
Der laugh and giggde. f1ift misbe-
1sssVss. criticiHe hats, and fur
ssoats. Those constantly knitting learn
AZ do SO quite mechanically and their
attention lis not diverted from speech.
KNITTING in sermon time would mean
u great saving OF time
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
ABERDEEN Men START
BASE HOSPITAL FUND
State Asked to Raise $4,000
for Equipping Army
Project.

Aberdeen. S. D. MAY 26.-Physicians
and surgeons of this city have launched
Ia movement for the organization of a
base hospital in South Dakota. DR..
John Adams and DR.. Devereaux, APP
pointed as a committee to rush the pro-
ject. have applied to Col. Jefferson
Kean. director general of militia relief
of the American Red Cross. for permits
sion to a k steps toward organization.
The project will be made statewide. A
subscription of S25, 900 is necessary for
equipment.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
TWo ATTACKS REPuLsEp.

P~etrograd, May 29.-7.on the Russo
Galician n Rumarian fronts, rifle
firing occurred says today's official
statement w Turkish attacks We're
repulsed on the Caucasian front. Enemy
airplanes dropped bombs on our air
drolne northwest of I.uninsta.',