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Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04
Pure Bred License No. $40
The Young Percheron Stallion
BRINGHAM 12O964

BRINGHAM was foaled in 1914,
is black with star, and was sired by
General 27077, dam Olivet 57818.
He is very promising individual of
good bone and action.
Both of the above stations will
make the season of 1918 at the home
barn, miles east of Manchester, at
the Tom Bower farm.
TERMS: $12 to insure colt to
stand and suck for Leber, and $40
for Bringham. Mare sold or not re-
turned regularly will be held for the
insurance. Care will be taken to pre-
vent accidents but will not be re-
sponsible should any occur.
A fine jack will also make the
stand at the same place. $40 for
his services 4w8t
]. w. DOVER, Mgr.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04
From Factory to Farmer.

The Knife Weeder, for listed
corn, is sold direct to the farmer,
from the factory at Hill City.
For saving moisture and killing
weeds, the Knife Weeder has never
yet been equaled. Sample machine
can be seen at John Markley's resi-
dence, 4O5 Cedar St.. Abilene.
H. D. Clayton, Hill City, Kans.
81 to IL
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04

the cost Of operation to less than
half. Reduces the time and labor
to less than fourth. Guaranteed to
raise more chicks and better chicks
Eelf-feeding, self-regulating, simple.
safe, everlasting. Guaranteed opera
ting cost less than six cents a day.
Daves labor. time and money. Sold
on thirty days approval Write
your own money back guarantee.
Shown at Hodge Bros, Abilene. Kas.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04
Late seed Potatoes.

Plant from May Is to first of June
for mulch. Yield at the rate of $50
to $50 bushels per acre last year.
Tried out in Dickinson county for
last nine years. Price 81 per bushel.
E. L. Blaesi. Abilene Phone 1895.
4dt2wt2%
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04
PUBLIC AUCTION
u. p. Square, Abilene
Sale Saturday, April 9th

Sale Saturday, April 9th
: Live Stock, Household Goods. 4
; Implements
: ]. G. Engle. Auctioneer, Phone 4
} Acme 1903, Clerk Claire Snyder 4
: Regular sales second and last 4
Z Saturdays of each month.
: Included in this sale will be
: double row lister nearly new, (
: hay buck, Emerson mower,
: 2-row Deere weeder, 2 single
: row disc cultivators, Sattley (
: 2-row weeder, 10 shoats, W.T..
: about rs pounds each, full
: line of stock foods and tonics
: J. L. Parks; and many other
articles. 4
. q a a a a a q a a 4 q a A
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04

Rocker, Rocker, Rocker.
For two days only, Friday and
Saturday, April and $50 value
only $500. Only one to family.
See our window.
16dI&1tw BURNHAM.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04

For sale, 81 head white faace com
ing year old heifers. Also 20
choice three year old Shorthorn cows,
heavy with calf. E. L. Blaesi, Abi-
lene. 4dt3wt2*
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White Rock eggs, setting 800:
per 100, $500. Mrs. Guy Bennett.
321 East 18th ST., Abilene, Kanas.
Phone 1902. 14d2twSts
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04

R. c. Red eggs for Matching; good
winter layers. 75c per Is. $3.50 per
100. Mrs. H. E. Knisely, Abilene.
Kans. Buckeye phone. s7wtA'
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04

Thompson's strain of Barred Rock
eggs for Matching. $4 per 100. A. J..
Meier, Abilene, Rid. 7. Talmage
phone. 21w4t"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04

Potatoes.

$1OO per bushel till after potato
week. Bring your sacks L. ]. Shad,
phone 58S. 4dStw2t
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04
The Finely Bred Jack
THE KAISER 2270S

Will make the season at his home
barn ON the undersigned farm. He
stands 15% hands high, is three
years old and is fine individual.
Terms same as the above horse.
q. D. SPRECHER
LEN HARTMAN, Groom. 1tw
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04
Pure Bred License No. 1O43
The Fine Clydesdale Stallion
LEBER 12083

LEBER was foaled in 1906 and
was sired by Master Fearless 9484,
dam Golddust 1858. He is fine
individual.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04

For sale, Sudan grass seed. I'M
Frey, Buckeye phone. 27wts
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-04-04
ABILENE NURSERIES,
OFFICE MOVED.

The office is now located at nur-
series north of Fair Grounds. Tree
yard in town, Y block north of Re-
hector office. See us for all kinds of
nursery stock Residence 4O1 Vine
street. Phone $50.
Ssd6teodwSt w. T. COUGH & SON
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
ESCASEZ DE CARBON EN-
LA CAPITAL

CIUDAD he MEXICO. Noviem-
ore 2O.-Desde hacc varios dias Sc
,icne notando on Ia capital Ia faita
cast completa DC carbon vegetal. de-
DIDO tambicn 4 Ia influenza, que ha
cauSado grandes eStragos entire los
carboncros. ~qnieneS. Ell su m2yorla,
% nan muefto atacados de la terrible
playa.
Los i"diccnaS que wien en- los al
rcdedorcs del Ajasco ' que Sc dedi-
cah,an a haccr carbon. han dcSaParc-
cido, segun iHformca que Sc tienen
aqui. d cauSa De "a cpidemja cue
entire esa raZa In cuHdido dc una
rancr iamcnJablc.
Los pobrcs indio$. asc"urasc. han
muerto en- complete ~abandono. fal-
tos de tcda case de auXilios. los que
era impossible Eroporrionarles en- esta
capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

LA . E u . A

j. ,T-s4a-c.on del yra-ees pcra Ia P"ENSAp
cuencia-que Alemania no podria es-
Derar 81 ser considerable como lCudl
Dor las ctraS naciaHes, en- tanto que
no hubiera dado una prueoa palmaria
de Su regeneration cCnfeSando Sus
e~rrores Y ofrecienCo r~epararloS. Pa
rese pueS que el nuevo gobierno Ea
GecidiGo considerar como su primer
deber. hacer ana frarra confession de
las miuSticias De II Alemania impe-
rial Y desenmaScarar la mentira de
Ia guerra "defensiva," declarando la
intenc;0n del pueblo aleman de repa-
raI los danos causados q las victimas
de Su locura pangermsniSta. Fl puc-
bio aleGan sc asOcio = IL guerra
Que digor-se asocio al "iubilo' de
la guerra" manifeStado por u jefes-
ST g verdad que 81 Sobierno de Ber-
lin representa- al pueblo alen@'
;por que no tiene an alderman dc fran
queZa Y de buena vomntad. en- nom
bre Ge IL conciencia Gacional. Y ha-
&c una confession honrada Y una pro-
! mesa Sinvera?
Sc cuarda bien de clio. La viSpe-
RI de la firrna del armistic!o. Ia Ca
zette de N~agdeDourg" sc atreyio aun
a publican cStaS mentiraS deSyer-
~gonZadaS:
la bora del recogimiento. del eNa-
men interior Y de Ia refleXion ha So
nado para cada uno de noSotroS. FL
pueblo aleman. coustrenido a Ia que
IRA durantc el EStio lie 1914 por una
coalici6n pcderosa. vencedor 6urante
cuatro amos soGce fuerzaS su~perioreS
Ell numero. que el mundo cast ente-
70 lanzo sobre el en- todos los cam
nos de batalia de Europa, Sc We. en-
81 r,IGo combate final. abandonaco
nor aliaGoS Y tie7e que confeSar
que ha llegado al Unite de u tuer-
as Aceota las condolences de Sus
eran,igas Y demanda e. &rrniSticlo :
Ia paz: confiab& firmemente en- que
sis anamigoS. ten;endo que tratar con
m adversario obli~ado : accptar cl
com5atc ' que coR6ucido "a guerra,
= rcSar de todas las bajas calnmnias
cue Sc han hecho circular. dc acuer-
do con las leyeS del honor Y las con-
rveniencias. ~habiendose mostrado. por
otra psrte. siempre diSpuesto 4 una
paz de -couciliacion." le ~impondrlan
condolences .'honor&oles' Ell reiacloa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

Iremi0 Nobel . 10 qHc Si3Aificd 81
PTemio NOBEL de IL pa. en- OCCASION
como Ia p~resente. trGS dc la gran ira
gedm que e.ctremeciera Ct munGO q,
les ho,7'oreS de ia mas eSpdntosG con-
tieRdn eH que la terra huy0 Sido e$ce-
mario.
Pues bie7 la .SecretGrIG del PreDaio
Nobel, qaiere que Werico entire al con
curse "a rcy 81 sc Ucr0 81 -.
La CdmorG dc DipUtadOs. ojrecerG
como candidate a DON Venustiano,
qgc iicne CHICO dToS dc PreSidente u
qvc dcsGe cl primer dta copSojid6 Ia
pa en- RHcStro t~erritOrN. lograhdo.
como por urte dc c1Ga7damiento. que
todos los ~icr0csS reroluctondJ-iOS que
enhances GndobGM por rallies y month";
jlaa. Sc trOcGrGn en- moTsos coyder0S.
al grado dc q,c al presente no nag m
solo rcroiucionoriO en- terra dc Ne
rico.
TombieH N~rgUia eS IN admirable
pGciticnr. 4 Ia ciuGad dc China
hDG Ia pGcitico en- mas CT. t,,5 ",,,:
cor ei m~oderntSimo procedaJie"to de
la ''redtd.
Codq procIamd rer0hcionartc de
las iaR-adaS en- Werico. es IN admirG-
bic himno o Ia pa.
.Asj pueS, no $erja diJica q'c en-
N&rico ~"tocoru" este ~ eL Premio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

- sunpie-aTCnIC cG ban" &c ..
nucvo -obierno de Berlin -a>te JaEtI
activiGad di2Iomatica. FL robicrno
co Washington acoge cor eScepticiS-
mo @ !mpaciencia los llaT>mientos &c
b. oaclieS que riendsu a co@svgU:r
u.... d-icif:cacion de las condicioncS
del &rmistic;o.
Ia opinion publica americana sc Ia
prcnuuyiado cla-amente en- contra Dc
las meG;das, preconizadas por ciertos
,lemer;os. cue habrian colocado I los
hoches er ici@ldad &c condolences que
? los heigas CeSGs 81 ountc de vista
del avitua!lamieHto. Por ur& parte.
llr Hoover &c hace Saber al pub!ics
cue no entra en- las intenciones dc
Washington e. nutrir gratCita Y be-
ncvolamente q los bocheS. pueS Ia 81
tuaci1n aliment;c;a no eS tan grave.
en- Alemania. como 10 Eacen Greer los
liama-ientos del DR.. Sot. la inter-
venc:on dc Mr.. Hoover sc limlCara 4
haccr modificar determinadaS condl-
clones rclatiraS al blcqueo. Ge laner
de proporcionarlc a Alemania los me-
do, lie avituallar>e: por 10 que ha-
&c los where's que Sc les envlen 4
los boc1e<. Sera precise cue los p&-
gl@u. Per otra parte. N. lansing.
Secr=tar'o dc EStado. ACADIA de ha-
Ger ocupar de nueva cuenta a! Dr
Solf -! luga- del veacido. recortan-
dole H,rA --.,- .-,-y--1,+N Ealnay d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

I con la grandeza del pueblo alenan'.
rs induGable que ell gobierno de
mocratico" de Berlin estima aun que
AIemania fue "constrenida" a Ia que
IRA er 1914. Aparentementc. consi-
dera tambien que Alemania ha Sido
"calumniada". QUE no Sc ha tenido en-
cuenta 10 baStante SUI sentimiento del
"hcnor" Y trabaja por obtener condi-
Clones de paz en- ~relaclon con la
grandeza" del pueblo boche.
No cs asi como el pueblo aleman"
hara que Sc olviden Sus agravioS. No
cS persistiendo en- el engano como Sc
ganara simpatias.
De cualquier modo. los aliadoS tie
men preocupacioneS mas urgentes que
la dc hacer reinar Ia a~bundancia en-
tire los verdugos de Belgica Y de
Francia. Sc les proporcionaran vive-
res a los enflaquecidos glotones del
otro lado del Rhin. pero tar solo ina
vez que Sc haya asegurado ell avi-
tuaiiamiento de los aliados que ten
gan n~eceSidad de clio. Sc nutrira a
los boches porque es una necesidad
hacerlo, a fin de p~onerlos en condi-
clones de que trabajan para pagan
nos.
Segun un calculo del "Matin' de
Paris. la deuda de A!emapia, con re-
lacion = Francia tan solo, subiri
| aproximadamenUe Z unos 100000 mi
Homes de frances. Cifra formidable
Que nc representa-. nj con mucho. Ell
total de la deuda alemana. Ell Daily
Mail" De LondreS hizo recientemente
IN calculo semejante en- relacion con
Belgica. cuyoS resultados son los 81
guienres:
TN gasto preiiminar de unoS sou
m~i!loReS de frances para la agricul-
tura. Sc necesitaran aproXimada-
nrente unos $4,000 caballos para las
neceSidades de la agriculture V de Ia
industrial. Ell reemplazo de 10 cue los
hunos han robado o consumido en- las
fahricas. costara cuando menos unos
go ~n,i!lones. La devastation repre-
Senta mas de $50 millones en- obras de
artc. tales como esclusas, puertoS.
~pugntes. canales ' caminos. Vafuan-
DO al minimum las materias primaS
necesarias, Sc llega a 100000 tonela-
das de mineral de zine. $4,000 tone
ladas de mineral de plomc. 100000
toneladas de cobre; MADEIRA para cons
rr~ucciones 2or valor de 500 millones,
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mas de 10000 millones de estacas,
1900 pacas de algod0n por mes Y
1000 toneladas de trigo candeal por
dia. Sc necesitara un gran mateEi&!
de ~transporte. Los obreros han per-
dido 10000 millones por ano . sean
SO.OCG millones. a aus de que Tue
ron privados de U salaries durante
la ocupaci0n de Belgica por los ale
Names.
Estas cuantas c;fras dan una idea
de cual sera Ell monte de Ia deuda To-
tai de Alemania.
N~ecesario sera Que sea pagada M
terra. Alemania comenz0 la guerra
con una fuerte reserva en- orc; POGO
comparativamente eS 10 que ha podt-
do gastar en- ell extranjero: ha eXprI-
mido a todos los territories lnVaGidoS,
posee aduanas, minas Y ferrocarrl-
les: cast NADIA tendra que @aStar para
su eiercito V su marina; puede au-
mentar sin arruinar a su paeolo' e.
rendimiento de los impuestos: en- una
patabra, puede pagan y Pa@al"' Hu''
cuando fueran necesarios clen amos
para cubrir enteramente su deuda'
trabaiara para indemnizar 4 u VIC
timas. V. durante TODD este TEMPO
ell mundo eStarI tranquiio.
Parece que los capitalists atema-
mes. previendo tiempos muy m2los'
comienzan a exportar sus capltases
a fin de substrarese q las cargas De
la guerra. iQue espera ell gooierno
"dem~ocratico" de Berlin para PROM
biz estos manejos cayo re~sultado sera
Ell hacerle pagan Ia guerra a la ciasc
pobre" 10 que 81 eS SECURE es que
los gobiernoS aliados no Sc delaran
burlar por este procedlmIento tan
sencil!o; asi pues, los financleros neu-
trales naran bien poniendose d re-
flexionar en- las consecuencias posi-
bles de un exodo de los caplraies b.
chcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
CANDIDATE.

laredo. Texas, Noyi"mbre 10
Personals que han l.egado de Monte
rrey. aSeguYan cue el v:aje De P?-
bio Gonzalez = esta fronctra obeCece
q que e. Jcfc dc las Opcracioncs de
Norelos. piensa lamar su candida
tura para Gobernador de Nuevo Leon
~ lbs proyin2as c!eccioncs.
ASi - aScgura en- los circulos Off
tales de alla. Y Sc cree probable
que esa cardidatura sea del agrado
de CarranZa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
E OLA

DHfante los cu0tr0 GdOS,-cOTTid0S
az pOcO-de go6ierH0 rerOhcloRafio,
ell ppebLo de N6lico. eH'pe1Gdo ca
no deSencontorSe poy enterO. eli no
rec0ROcer DdiGGinGmeHte QHe u SrC-
| nos dc Gbc7tad y dc mejorGBllento no
pGSay0p de la pesGGlln r0j0 dc Ia re-
U~ueitc. Gtado Il h eSperGn:d como 81
| en- clio Dudiese deSkocer 81 error gas
ie He~aro q poner sp$ GdheioS y S~
yTgue-0. en- las mnROs dc los mnio%
;HastcrsS, Ell pueblo de Mcrico;c deci-
3noe. ia renido criend0 en- las pro-
meSGS reoalaciouGrjGS.
Li0ertad, igpaidGd. ticrTCs. GRO q
mcno& HcnaS, POGO tra5ajo. grGndcS
salaries. e. obrero elerndo nj rGRgG
are ie pcrtcnecc en- ei %ocjGj cScctd-
tar. todo ESQ. prometidO ca lbs pro-
! ciGmu& u en- los planes reroh'c1ona-
. rios. 70 hG UegGdo It ser yecjidn9,
peyo Ell p::ebio ain espero ore Heg"e
q Scr!O.
Miertrax tarto. los r~eGiidGce$ de
,m
ann, anna ds eu,s.
," Observation-Disclosures o,e
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~ | o b.b;,ss o,.odo mn
J,a t;,nno. ne IN
JntoI,-. .,,cy ooc In x;do tenn dc
ta,tn. d;ycu.xoS I~vt;ucotj,n de
,..t., ,4.aa,Ua. .cbo ,ua,.o nm
' a. ,.. Ucco y o5o,,i-
49,. ,-ar..g M, baby o~Ds,ocj67,
alma a,e 90 mn. jodo en-
a,aa e,..co+. ,,o .oJo oo,o In nj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
T~RATAMIENTO CU;NTIFiCO
MAS MODERNO
CONOCIDO C~ONSULTORIO,
ESTABLECIDO HACE
MUCHO TEMPO

Horas-de 8 =. m. a s p. NJ.
Daningos-de 9 a. m. a , p. m.
70 doy todas las medicinas nece-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-21
Washington Precinct Items

Mr.. Leonard Swearingen of Forest
burg went to Yankton Tuesday to
take his examination. He passed as
first class.
Earl and Albert Swearingen and
Charley Niles were Sunday visitors
at the John Mach Jr; home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Miles Of
Parkston were Sunday visitors at the
Swearingen home.
Mr.. Earl Swearingen went to For
estburg Monday.
Max Kiser of Kaylor moved out
into orr neighborhood last week.
Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Mach and child
rem of Minnesota are visiting at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. John Mach ST..
II Jake TIstten went to Tyndaii
Tuesday to take his examination.
Vie understand he did not pass.
/ MFR and Mrs. Anton Mach, Mr.. and
Mrs John Mach, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dvorak and
Ar. and Mrs. Frank Mach visited at
| the home of John Mach Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mach returned
to Minnesota and Mrs. John Mac
accompanied them home for visit.
| Ray Palmer Of Madison, Iowa, ar.
rived and will farm the place where
Streng and Welter farmed last year.
We understand they have measles
lat the home Of Mr.. Sluka.
Fred Ashie of Blaha has moved
onto the farm that August Metznel
Harmed last year. We welcome them
to our neighborhood.
August Metzner called at Jim Bak-
ier's Monday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-21

4 wish to announce to the ladies Of
Scotland and vicinity that my millin-
cry store Is now ready for spring bus
mess. My stock is unusually large
and the spring hats, comprising the
latest designs and creations, are now
on exhibition. Don't make your pur-
chases until you have examined Thy
stock. in Adv. Mrs. Mason.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-21

Next Sunday is Palm Sunday and
we are asking that you attend some
church on that day. At the Metho-
dist church you will find the services
splendidly sacred. The pastor will
conduct the morning and evening SER
vices and there will be special music.
Each evening of the week following
there will be a short service from
7:3O to 8:15 p. m. These services
will be leading up to and eliminating
in the most beautiful services Of the
year, those of Easter Sunday.
1t is not expected that those having
CHURCH home will meet with us reg
ularls, but if you are not attached to
any church you will be cordially well
coined to ourssmidst.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-21

the C. S. P. S. Hall, Saturday the
23rd.
Many of our citizens have taken
advantage of the fine weather to start
their gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Dickson are re-
joicing over the arrival of little SON
at their home last Tuesday.
Mrs. j. H. Heintz and two children
arrived Wednesday to visit her old
neighbors for few days.
| Chris Foltz came from Mitchell
| Tuesday and is visiting his old Scot
land friends for few days.
DON It fail to read the ad of the
merchants, on page eight. regarding
the delivery of goods after April 1.t
Mrs. David Wipf of Freeman, and
her sister, Miss Davis of Trip, WIS.,
tied at the John Schlick home Monday.
A little child of Mr. and Mrs. John
Woehl. FIVE months old, a twin, died
/ the first of the week and was buried
on Tuesday.
/ Mrs. Smiley, from north of OIivet,.
took the train here Tuesday for For
estburg where she is visiting her sis
ter
w. A. Cobb is getting the material
on the ground FOR the enlargement of
his garage. Tnen completed tie new
building will cover three lots. being
& IS foot front and 142 feet in length
4 Mrs. Lanam went to Huron Tues
day to visit her daughter. Mrs. Efhe
Hager. who has been suffering from
an attack of grip. She had gather
ing in her head which required an
operation.
Arthur Hirsch. who is in the train
ing camp at Camp Cody. Deming, N.
h., arrived last week, called by the
sickness Of his mother. Mrs. Chris.
Mehrer. Arthur is looking well and
seems to enjoy camp life.
Il John Bartekovsky Jr., who has
been serving in the regular army in
California for about q year. has been
honorably discharged and reached
home Tuesday night. He was physi-
caliy disqualified on account Of d
weak heart.
| Jacob Stackerl aad his grandson,
Mr.. Counsell. arrived from Sioux City
Tuesday This is Mr.. Stackerl's first
visit here this spring - he has been
laid up nearly all winter with cry
sirelas and other ailments, but he has
row nearly regained his usual health.
Jack =. Maus. who resigned his
Office as county auditor at the request
Of the county commissioners at their
last meeting. appeared before Judge
Trip at Yankton last Thursday add
plead guilty TO the charge Of falsify-
ing his books. The Judge sentenced
him to two years imprisonment ia the
penitentiary at Sioux Falls.
August Becker arrived from Intake.
Mont. last week to attend the funer-
a Of his step mother, Mrs. John Beck
err On the day following his arrival
he was taken sick with rheumatism
and has since been confined to his bed.
The climate Of Montana does not
lagree with him and he is closing out
q thatplac and will move to Texas.
Stanley Kr.mar. county auditor,
wassin town Tuesday and took tie
train for Pierre to attend 8 meeting
of tho various county auditors. These
meetings are held zach year to make
| preliminary arrangements and agree
| on schedules for the Subsequent Of
properly IA the various counties. M.
Kramar has been slcting q deputy
auditor of this county, and On the res
i ignation q ]. j. Maus, was appointed
auditor Tor The nEexpiEed term. H.
alS0 4 cl1dl d1fs for nomination ~
the emocratle pstmafy "A ney, {or
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-21
CHURCH NOTES

Rev. VIM. R. Scott will preach in
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
at 10: 80 a. m. and z 80 p. m. Ev-
ening subject: The Company that
People keep and Its Influence Upon
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/ NOTICE TO FARMERS.

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A Closeup Of the War

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True Adventures Of the Great War
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Partial List q Stories

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lures In Germany-tyit!,
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Tho Spy Who Dined
With the Kaiser-With
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