davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-17
you LEND AS THEY FIGHT"

you LEND AS THEY FIGHT"
mir. BUSINESS MAN, YOU'VE
NOT BEEN HIT UNTIL YOU'VE
LOST AN ARM OR A LEG+BUY
ALL THE BONDS YOU CAN"
THAT'S YOUR SHARE IN LIB
ERTY BONDS? ALL YOU HAVE IN
THE BANK AND ALL YOU CAN
SAVE"
WHAT KIND OF A FIGHTER
ARE YOU? ANSWER, HOW NANY
BONDS HAVE You BOUGHTrs
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-17

Two new greenbacks-the tlrst OF
the nations war time currency-are
in circulation. They are the ) ana
- federal reserve bank notes, plann-
ed especially to. replace the ; salEel
tim s as the treasury's silver reserve
r melted into bullion for export to
fho allies
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-17

When you have backache the liver
or kidneys are sure to pc out o.
gear Try Sanol, it does wonders for
ia liver. Kidneys and bladder. A
trial SOC bottle will convince you.
Gef II At Z. E. Bells drug store.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-17

When We see a real egotist, we
wonder II he ever really Wof'ies
ahouf ANYTHING.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-17
g E3EEIS & {! & 2SISIiIS2SISI IIIEI2i
: "We'II All Go Broke If We Have
= To-But There's No One
< Busted Yet"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BY WILLIAM HERSCHELL.

BY WILLIAM HERscHELL.
When | hear some folks complainir
Bout the burdens they must bear
Just to keep our soldiers fightin'
In the trenches "Over there"
Then I want to show a picture,
One saw tn other day,
Of Il little Belgian youn'un
An her granny, old an gray.
In each face was tears and terror,
Born of TeutOn greed and lust,
An l pledged my all to Freedom,
If to give my all must
Then a new song woke within me,
A refrain I can't forget:
We'll all go broke if we hat t.
But there's no one busted yet r.
None of us is facin' hunger,
None need fear to seek his bed
Lest demon in GOtha
Hurl bomb from overhead.
Here we go along s-singin
Only now and then we sigh,
An we never see a soldier
'Cept our own a-marching by.
Folks, we'd ought to be SO grateful
To each fightin' Yankee boy
That tn sacrifice of givin'
Should be measured as a joy.
So let's do our part-full-he hearted
Smile and say without regret:
we'll all go broke IL we hat t.
But there's no one busted yeti"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-17

Buy . Bond at "ReveIlle"-
Luck win fellox Jon On day.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-17

Buy your Bonds-Load the guns:
Buying Early halts the Huns.
Buy Your Bond Early
Wherefore delay?
Head off Tomorrow
Sign up Today.
Buy Your Bonds now
And save your face"
Delay and lodging
Mean disgrace.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-17

The Liberty Bond you buy
u q meal ticket" for
A Fighting Yank.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-18
Sd)nlrat=5 itmns.

St ser am 0ienstag obgebaltele:1
Sisurg mrroe Ser gori6log eentadt,
Ole S6ulitunoen bel @ieoeraufnab-
me oes unterridts I'm cine babe
Stunoe tdglid gu perlangern, I'M
Die infolse Der Snfl1en5a : gpioenle
berlorene 3eit .einigermaBen mieoer
nad)5nbolen. @s puroe be11loIien,
ben Namen Der 8ismarf StraBe in
einen tueniger oeutif flitgenoen un3-
%sunanoeln uno ben Shiilern ser
8radenrioge S6ule Die Musmabl Ell
ner neuen 9e5eidnung gu ~iiberlaiieu.
lin Die 5el1ersgefabr moglidit gu re-
on5ieren, liebt ii6 Die &ermalturJ
peranlnbt, AZ n5ire @rtinguiibers4
su belfeaen uno arf Mntrdg bon Gu.
perintenoent Weef miro beiGloiell,
Die BON S9ulrat eriporbenen 2ibertp
BONDS nidt gegen Shulbonos boz
Mbiflnb bes SrieOens unt5utauiben.
3umSbluB muroen oie &elignotionen
folgenoer bier 9ebrerini1en angetlom-
men: Sri. Marie Yorter, @liiabetb
@refbaan, Margaretbe Griffin uno
Srau geen S'8rian.
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6rslt 8rent faa seraa;; @aaatpod ,ah IS. 9e5tmbtr 1918.
8.

Mortag muroe Der Mtetbooi-
item Yreoieer Sobn Gluellnide, Ser
friibere Yoltor Der oelttihen Metbo-
ltenfirhe in Segl1in, in ieinem @al1ie
tot oufgefltlIoen. gine S1rotf1inta
lebnte nebea1 leineutgette. Ser deere
Seil Hoes &o1fes mar bnrd) Sic @el
malt BEG S9uIies nollitdnoig obge=
~riiiell. Ylltenltide mar ieiner5eit M
geflagt, tQopale 9e%uBerungen &C.
ma6t 81 baben nno ltano ullter 8iilg-
ihaft bon $4,000.
SSn Aelbort linb Moptog nabt
bier 3ol sd)nee gefoIen; es Tit BIT
ter falt BORT.
Ger 6elermebr BON eagle 2afe
lino fir lire tldtigelt 2eiItungen BON
5ranf Stepbells ulo $. NllBbaum
$500 gef6enft morhen.
SSn @eimar it oie groBe Sdelt>
ne bon $. S. s. &oebn nit ibrenl
gall5en Snbalt abgebronllt. Ser
Sd)ooen belduft iih altf $4,000.
SSn I@ouiton iolen Ole Sele-
pbonraten Inn uneefobr so Yro5ent
erbobt peroen. General : Goitmeilter
8itrleion, als Setter bes Selepbon=
meiens, bat cine oiesbe5iislide Orrer
erlaIien.
Sn ben 3agen bon beute bis
gum 5reitag ioaen lieb5ig Sffi5ierc,
Slieger Ii. anoere, oes Barron Sielos
bel Sort @ortb entlalien meroen.
Die 8flaiterungsarheiten in
Gictoria boben mieoer %begonnen; lie
maren eine 3eitlang o~llsgeiest gene
ier.
= Gin SirIdl Ser perpunoet mar
mo bon @un0en in Die Stabt getrie=
ben puroe, mllroe an Ser Seth Stra=
Be in llpaloe onrd einen Steinmurf
getotef.
Die Muslegltng elmer nellelt
2anoltraBe bon @barton itno @ap
gttp nod Matagoroo tit bon ser
.0iebmap gommiiiion beidloiien.
6alt iammtlide @dite zines
Sotels in ltpaloe muroen in Ser
Gaaht bon Sonntag auf Wfontae Inn
ibf baures @elo uno ibre @ertiaden
beltoblen. Der Spiebube angeltei
permittels einer langen, nit einem
5afen ~periehenen Stange Ole &lei-
b~llngsitiide aus Den 3inrmern onrI
bie often itebenoen 5enlter beraus
uno auneftierte, mas ibm 5uiaete. Sn
pinigen Sdaen mlirben Die &leioer
BON Dem f%oularten 9iebe mieber
iorefaltig auf Ole Stiible pla5iert.
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I'LL

gtad)oem Der &rieg beenoet lit,
fonnenE Die ~militariiden 6adleute"
Der G%abesbldtter mieoer at ibrem Sc
ruf ais 9aiebaa= goitor 5uriidfebren.
- MIn Montag fplroen mieoer 101
Snflueh5a : Sale beim @eiunobeits-
ante alfsemeloet, gegen 76 am Gage
borber.
Die Sanoelsfammer, Der
pWiotbars Club Iomie oie 8ermol=
fnng Der offeutli6en S1ulen foroern
Ole Bebobner Der Staot ouf, aub
I'M nadIten 6riibiabr mieoer o&riees=
gdrten1 an5ulegen uno oas BON oelt
5amilial gebraudte Semitic 10 pieI
wie moblid ielbit 5u 5ieben.
Sl Dem u%ngefabr $50 Meilen
nOr6lid} BON San Intonio gelegenen
Staotden Sunction Gitp fpnroen al1
0ienstng 5pei iunge Mabden,
SdiDetern, inn Sitter bon 16 uno IS
Sabren Derbaftet, welhe in San Mn-
tonic am Gage porber elm CHANDLER
Mntonopil geitoblen batterl. Die I'M.
ternebmei1oen 0amen beabiihtigten
nad 9flabonla gu futihieren.
Seutnant Ilomort9 bon San
4ntoniol bat ieiner an Ser Bereioa
StraBe p~obnenoen Mutter mitgeteili,
DAB er bus Ser oentiden @efangeil=
ihaft erltlaiien iiao MULTIPLICATION bel
ben amerifaniiGen Sruppcn eiltge-
troffen ut.
Die Gbriitmas Cheer slllocia
ton, tpeld)e sesenmdrtie nit Der
MISUNDERSTANDING fir 6eoiirftige
&inoer Heiddftigt lit, foroert mobltd-
tige 2ellte auf, moglidit reidllA
8leioundsItiife uno Stlbe bei5u-
stenern.
SAl Camp 5rapis nuroe art
0ienstad pormittag eine Sruppen-
Baraoe hbgebalten, an Der 5miif)elt
$4,000 bis 10000 Mann teilnab-
men.
erpiip 8oie lit am 9iel,sfaJ
nad)mittdg seitorbeit. Der @eritorbe-
ne tuar eklt "a Sabre oft. gr itamnt-
4e alts GoMnl County, nobllte aber
5eIt Sabren IN hnferer 6toot. ST mar
Friiber inn @eldldft bon @neiio5 &
s5erlet t0tig. Seine Gnttin llnD cine
SofJter iiberleben i'm.
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SnIanD.

Sas Sanonirtidafts Minilte-
rilm 1T Der gnli6t, Dap Der nadlt=
iabrige grtrag al @interluei5en al.
bisber gemadten grnten Inn ipeniG-
items so Wiaionen 9ilidel ibertrei-
fen miro. 9tad oen aus oen pcrs
idieoenen Staateu in @aibington
eingelalifaien 8eri6ten nmfaBt oas
nit 8intermei5en belteate @real 49,.
Q27,000 glder.
giidof Geter S. Mulboou bon
Chicago tit 5um gr5biidof pom ct.
Eant Wtinn., ernannt nnroen.
Ser Goriieenoe Saps pom re-
publifaniiden Rational Gomite bat
Oasielbe 81 etner Sieung na6 Chi
eago e~inberufen, melhe am 10. So
ular abgebalten neroen ipu. Man
miro Die allgemeilie politiide Sage
belpreden nno 8lane fir Die ndd)ste
Gampagle cutperfen.
s3mei pom ben orei poit SouItoli,
Seras, am Samstag nod 9etroit,
Dtih., abgefabrenen Meroplanen iino
am Sienstag nad)mittng IN gelpile,
Sd, eingetrofien. gie brittle Ma-
idJine, meld,e ge5mllngen, mar, in
9erter, 40, suriid5ubleibelL miro
0tittmod) oormittag in 8eapiGe
errpartet. Die Strede pon Souiton
nad] gelniae, ungefabr $40 Meilcn.
mliroe in elmer tatlddlid)en f%5llg5eit
bon 9 Stunoen uno 30 Minuten 3lt.
riifselegt.
Im 1. Sanuar meroen fiinf5ehn
Der Sd)lafnagenlinien. I'M Often uio
Siioen, Die Dor nngefdbr einenl SAB
re eingeitellt wuroen, mieoer in Se-
trieb geiebt iperoen.
Die groBen Sinan5firnm Neip
@orf's iolen beihloiien ba6en ibreH
Nngeiteqten, Die Elm Sabresgebolt
bon 1000 Collar uno ipeniger baben,
p 8ro5ent hires @ebalts ols 8eib-
rad)tsgeihenf mls5u5ablen. 9ic
Gbaie Hational 8anf Mill ibnen 10.
gar Gin poles Sabresgebalt alls5ab-
len.
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anF elmer MilitGr- 3abuitatiuu.

Gs meIbet iib Musfetier Mrnoede,
5acob, nit einem S6reiben oes 9a-
fuinonsar5tes: grroede leioet an eli
alem droniiden WagenIeiocn, berppr-
gernfen onrd) ben Man9el pieler
3dbne. er bebarf, Inn einnlal icinen
8eiunobeits5uitanb 81 bebeu uno ibm
nuBeroem mieoer cine ~geniigerioc
Sf~nufabigfeit 81 peri6affen, oringeno
zines erlatcs Der feblenoen 3dbne.
Arnoede miro oann nieoer f. b. Nud)
aft Sagen felt iid arnoefe nit lei-
mem neuen @ebiB Dem 3abnarSt Dor.
.Nun, @rn0efe, pie gebt's nit Dem
sfeuen 8ebiB2" .Sar5 ausieseif),
net, SEER 3abnar5t.~ yaonnen Sic
benn nun aud gut oamit fauen2~ -
~8ei 3 Glen neBm' ids rousl~
e. Simpli5iiiimus. y
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MnsIan6.
Gilliltos baden rnterbt

Giaiitos baden unterbalb Gbi-
buobua einen Bug Der nlerifaniifcu
G%entralbabn uberfaaen uno ausae-
%pliin0ert.
Infer aonlul in Nogales iii
a%ngepielen moroen, Sic gntfiibrung
oes Or. Suerta BON amerifaniihem
@ebiet 81 unterfuden.
Die 9ouriItet.@ agen zines
Winnlpeg-Soront 3uges Der Sand
oiiden Bacific.9ob eerieten nabe
Der 8onbeiir Citation, 1870 Meiler
ueitlidJ BON st. Niaiams, in 9railo.
Sed5ebn 8erionen ionen babel INNS
2eben eefommen Iein.
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GoftDn.

Gm antouio. belute 2Sh gents.
e5nloeiton, ge1teru Sc Gents
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Sn Der 8iiIenidaft brinat
1nan's mn oann sur bofiten Soae,
ifrenn man oeren 9iefen erforidt.
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Gan antonio, Is. 9e3cm6er. 1885,
Aiibe, 5000 bis $3.50.
&dlber, $500 Bis $3.50.
Ghien. 5000 bis $t2.25.
S6tueine, $1,000 bis $500.
ct. 9ouis, IS. @e8ember, 1915
8inbpieb. SerGSsOdieu. $40 bis StS.
G6peine. $500 bis $t7.65
Teae.
Bolf uuD Studs -. -. 20 Cts.
gnsora> Siesen. per BIO, 10 Cts.
Gnecras 3ieaen bsihdSiat go. 5 Cts
Sdufe,
8eial5eue 0Gute ....,,..15c per Bio
Crime .9dlite .......o t2e per Bfo
Srodene Sdltte 20c per BIB
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sSrou: % on GfmeidIerl"

Sran Hebm an I'd DO
We. Sie baben infer friiberes 0ienIt.
snaoden aemietet2"
Sran @ 6uIbe: ,9ennrubi
acn Sic iid nidt, 8ir meroen nir
ioIe Salfte bon Dem glauben, mas
aie ms er5dblt."
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L.okaIes.
c8abrid)einlid)es @etter,

Sur San a1tonio uno lr1gegenS,
9ente abeno 4eaen lNap falter, Colt
r1ersfag beoedt- Eenlperatnr 10
46. III
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Ganft 8rieus-S ~yarmarfsu.
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Nod nmaeluik.

Sic: aSit oas Mdo6en, nit Sem
I'D Sic lestbin fab, Sbre gerlobte
poer SDre S%dmefter2"t
er: sd meiB es nid)t. Sd babe
file nod nid)t ~gefragt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-18

oas unamerifaniidite Sreibeu, oos
man felt @riinoltng Ser Hepllblif bier
beobpbtet bat. girierlei, inter nefs
dem @eiid)tspunfte man es einid)at
5elr mag.
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Hnkulndigung!

@@ epir BADEN mnicr peripreetci, ipabrenS Scr Dauer
Ses gsrieees cine taeliA9e 5eituns tera,s,useben, mn..
ter itarf perrtetrter 2rbeitslait nnc nidbt utbenemz
tenSei, 6elSepierm, eebalten. Der ,raife,itiuitanS
1T erflart. Die Observation-Disclosures, sic iidb nne>
~natelane binsete, mSeef, iinn int Ganee. HcienSere
tteberraiebnneen inc famnt III er,parten. 81 flr sic
perkamHlnneen Sic einselnen pnnfte als 8ais bereits
niecereelcat iinH.
pa BADEN ~r nns entictlsiien, Sic 9eranseabe oer4
GaeIidten -5rcie preiic lfar Gcras. am 81. De-
3cmtbcr ei~n;mitcllcit mnH tpe pcrter, mar Nas lpecbcnsb
blatt ~eridbeincn III laiicn. ~"
9aa mir ,peroen oater alien Eeicrn. >es Gaeeblattcs, in
Der snperiisttliebcm Gr,partnne, Nab &c ans trcm bleis
ben, psnt 4. oaa,ar 1919 an ar Sen psranss
be3abIten 8ctrae Nas ~ CD en- b | a t@@
@M 3niennen. @ aPa s@a !
3 ss.5 " @is s@@s s@ a Gie C5cidbdftSflbrllna. y
U#8 MM# ar#EM& Rt
n y ~ 14a.1aaaL.-a 1.al.aIa4aa 1..Aa 4aA4N.z1a
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Gottoniamen-E
0eutMie

DAa- MaMtA #NH'
Gan antonio, IS. 9e5ember. 1918.--
aartoffeln, Gal, $3.25.9
SiiBfartoffeln, 1925 nno $3.50.
3fpie6eln, California, $3.50 uno
1915 per 100 Sfuno.
Somaten, Gal, $3.50.
Bohnen. COLORADO. Blnto. per 9Th
SIS uno 1913; California 9apous, per
clpt., $1,000; Yinfs, 1915, 2ima, Sill;
Nnbp, $14.00; Sladepes. $500.
SeQerie, $1,00 uno $1.25 per @iinoeI.
Sriide Strins Beans. $500 per 8uz
sdet.
apbl, $500 unb 1926 per 100 gfo.
@rille 8feffer, $3.50 nno $l.75 per
9ui6ef.
8abiesden, SOC per 9ko.. @iinoel.
WeerrerfiasW urseN 1cl Nte
@urfen, 90c per 3bo.
grbien, per fleiner Crate. $500.
Veeten, $3.50 II. $500 per 100 Gfn.
4opfialat, $t.75 uno $500 Der Crate.
9eteriilie, SOC per 9bo. z9iinbel.
8firlide. $1.65 nno SITS per Crate.
@elbe @ur8eln, 69c per 9ltber1o.
@ierpflan3en, $3.50 per 8uifel.
Gpinut, $1.75 Der Camper.
Crime @rbieu. $4.00 Der Snmntr
Seuerie. Colorado. $1.25 per Crate.
Miiben. $500 per 100 Ifltnb.
Gquafh. $3.50 per 8uiheI.
ganteloltpeS, 81 SO.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-07-11
A SUFFRAGE ORGANIZATION.

Miss Stadie, of New York. who is
touring South Dakota in the interests
of the Suffrage movement, was in
Scotland last Friday. Several ladies
were invited to meet her at the home
of Mrs. Guy Brown, where an organi-
cation was completed.
Mrs. Guy Brown, chairman.
Mrs. j. l.. Quinn. captain of First
ward.
Mrs. A. F, Miller, captain of Sec
ond ward.
Mrs. T. T. Church, captain of
Third ward.
The following committees were
appointed:
Publicity, Mrs. Staff. Donley.
Leaflets, Mrs. Chas. Treiber.
Poster, Mrs. Otte Becker
Press, Mrs. Thomas.
Meetings, Mra. j. R. Wilson.
Miss Stable thought that several
speakers of note would visit SCOTLAND
during the fall.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-07-11

j. r., Wilson and ]. L. Meighen
made a business trip to Blunt Tues
day night.
Mr.. Lee Eicher arrived from Chi
cago Monday to look after his farm
south west of Scotland.
JAG. Stackerl and grandson are here
from Sioux City this week looking
after the Staekerl farms.
Leave your films to be developed
ate. g. Max. your druggist's.-Adv.
D. K. Tomlinson and Henry Wei
denbach have each purchased a new
Buick car from w. A. Cobb.
Mrs. David Sowl of Platte returned
home Monday after a visit here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hector
Nellis, and other relatives.
Mrs. Anderson, of Aberdeen, visit
ed here last week at the home of her
brother. ]. o. Lee. She returned
home Monday.
Otto Brubaker has been given. a
vacation by the firm that he is travel
ing for, in order that he may do his
bit in the harvest field. He is now
helping his brother-in-law, Alex Mel
lis
August Kraft died at, his home in
Trip last Friday, and the femaina
were brought to Scotland for burial
Monday. He was in Scotland last
week Tuesday and was very weak as
he was just recovering from a siege
of iniammatory rheumatism and ty-
phoid fever. Mr.. Kraft grew to man.
hood on a farm south Of Scotland and
ct n time owned a fine farm there.
A. few years ago he sold the farm and
invested in Florida land. After a
short residence there he returned and
bought a harness shop in Yankton.
This he sold and bought a shop in
Trip, where he resided at the time
of his death.
Might is out Of existence; right is
u best asset-right time. right
goods. right prices. Read our ad on
page a.
BARGAIN STORE.
AEEae E4ar /: a. ~ E So
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-07-11

Mrs. Sam. Raglin went to Mitchell
Tuesday to visit there for some time.
Miss Ella Treick returned Satur-
day from Cedar Falls, Ia, where she
had been attending summer school at
the Teachers College. She was &C.
companied by Miss Gladys Owens of
Ipswich who was also a student at
the summer school, and who was a
guest at the Treick home for several
days.
Paul Griess of Harvard, Neb., who
went from here to the Sacred Heart
Hospital at Yankton for a appended
tbs operation, has recovered and he
and his sister. Miss Helen, who was
in Yankton with him, returned to
Scotland last week and are again Wis
iting their grandmother. Mrs. Paul
Landmann.
Mr.. Bruno Zimmerman, the gentle
man who purchased the jewelry store
fixtures of Elmer Mathis, arrived last
Saturday and is getting his stock ar
ranged. Mr.. Zimmerman comes here
from Princeton, Mimi, and has had
sixteen years of experience in the
jewelry business. Nearly all of his
stock will be rev, and when he gets
it all installed he expects to have one
Of the finest iewelry stocks in this
part Of the state. His long expert
ence in doing repair work will also
enable him to take care of the work
In that line. His family will not
come until he has secured a house.
The harvest will soon be on in earn
est. Some rye and barley felds-were
cut last week. and early oats are be-
ing cut this week. The general wheat
harvest will be ready for the sickle in
another week. Those who have tray
eled over the state tell us that they
never saw the fields looking more
promising. The straw is tall, the
heads long end well filled. Corn is
also looking fine and most of it has
been laid by. Reports from west of
the Missouri river state that crops in
that part of the state are also mag
%nificent. SO this bids fair to be a ban
ner year for South Dakota.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-07-11
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE NOTICE

COUNCIL OF DEFENSE NOTICE.
On account of the scarcity of farm
help it is urgently requested that each
town and city organize its business
and professional men and clerks into
a Reserve Harvest Force to go out on
the farms and help the farmers with
harvest work. This is essential in
order to conserve the crops now so
badly needed in this strenuous war
time.
Under the State Council of Defense
Order No. 9 all unemployed or idle
male persons between the ages of 16
and FL years and between the ages of
81 and IS years inclusive are required
to register with the county registra-
ton board, which is composed Of the
county council chairman, the county
auditor and the town elerka and city
auditors within the county. Regis
tration may be made before any mem
Der Of said board,
The State Council Of Defense has
also made a ruling defining n%on-essen-
tial' occupations, and all male persons
of the above mentioned ages who are
engaged in such non essential occupa-
lions are required to register. A list
of the non-essential occupations will
be published as soon as official notif-
cation is received from the state
Council.
All citizens are asked to cooperate
to render Bon Homme County 100 per
cent efficient to help win the war,
which is the most important job now
on our hands.
JAMES A. WAGNER
Chairman Bon Homme County
Council Of Defense,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-07-11

49, HSAAA0 OA S0A SA10AA s0oy III 00y0A4 S0h
pay for small lots. Will let you. know
date and prices later. ,
]. H. MINNICH, Scotland. S. D. |
Mrs. c. D. Donley has as her: guegs
her sister-in-law. Mis-. Simmons. of
Inwood, la.
Mrs. H. E.. Wright Of Spokane,
WASH, arrived Wednesday to visit
her brother, DR.. Robt. Jasman.
Mrs. Otto Schmierer. came down
from Parkston Friday to spend = half
day looking after certain bnsiness
matters.l
A still -born child was born to Mr..
and Mrs. O.. C. Brubaker at TyndalI
last week. Mrs. Brubaker returned
home Monday.
Gus Becker is moving this week
into the Hoellwarth Eor ise which he
recently purchased, and the house be
is vacating, just south o t the Metho-
dist parsonage, will be occupied by
the Chas. Helm family
Mrs. W. A. Cobb. local secretary
for the Red Cross. received new in
structions this week regarding the
knitting Of socks. Knitters are now
requested to make only three inches
of purling at the top instead of four
and a half inches as heretofore and
eight inches Of plain. The rest of
the directions are the asme.
N. Jungman went to Yankton last
Saturday to see his daughter, Mrs.
Jacob Fruck, at the hospital. Mrs.
Fruck went to Sioux City to consult
a specialist, and was advised to have
an operation for gall stones. She
therefore returned to the Yankton
hospital and underwent the operation
Saturday forenoon.
A company of gentlemen from
Springfield were here Tuesday and
went to the Jim river to seine for fish.
They were accompanied by Sen. j. H.
Stephens as official superintendent to
see that the job was done according
to law, and that the boys had all the
fun possible in the game. They had
a good time, got a good haul of fish,
and Sen. Stephens has our thanks for
a good mess from the catch.
Oliver Deming went to West6eld,
Ia, Monday to take charge of the
dray line owned by his uncle, Harry
Feltis. Both Harry Feltis and his
brother, Guy, who came some time
ago to relieve him, have gone into
military service. Oliver made the
trip by auto, accompanied by his
mother and sister. Z
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-07-11

lliC NGAAAtNsAsS
I shall become m
Immediate convert
to their KMtur.
arguing that since
/ Ii ~ had won
against such fear
full odds, and
WITH practically
the whole world
lined up against
them, their theory
OF life and con-
due must be
right and ours
wrong"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-07-11

A few days ago an American hos
loyalty has been underwriting from the
beginning OF the war said TO me =
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-07-11

Mrs. Sam. Raglin went to Mitchell
Tuesday to visit there for some time.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-07-11
Close Up of the War

,.; 4 ~ hcview OF Reviews has collected these tmo hundred and moro
ss "gms n H. ST. 81 h annds3 ne volumes. containing altogether 1900 pages. pro
,,u uuS Illustrated Every N OF these stories Is absolutely genuine az
10 . ne arts relased;, every one OF then is told in the words " the nerson
no IS ~ hero or heroine Of the exploit And now. for a limited Line.
"sa' "ih . "osear subscription to the Review OF Reviews.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-07-11
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

/ will have q poultry car At Scot
land between July 90 and %. ! can
pay you from three to four cents more
per ponnd on car than any buyer can
pay for small lots. Will let you know
date and prices later.
]. H. MINNICH, Scotland. S. D.