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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-20
Senoritas! Aumenten y
embellezcap su pelo, y
a~huyenten la caspa
;Pruebe es,o. Su cabello SC tornara
ondulante. lustroso Y abundant
te desde luego.

Para poser una caDeZa adornada
de hermosos cabcllos, suaves, lustro-
sos. delgados Y ondulantes, y libres
de caspa, unicamente es necesarlo
usar una poquita de "Danderine.'
Is facil y POGO costoso. tener I'm
pelo hermoso. suave j ~abundante.
Para clio. procure listed luego, por
unos cuantos centavos, n botella
de "knowlton's Danderine," recomen-
dada DOT todos los b~oticarios. applique
sc una poquita, de acuerdoSon las di-
recciones, Y en- diez minutes, u ca
bellies tendran una apariencia de
abundancia, ~frescura, suavidad Y una
Incompatible brillantcz y lustre, y
no lie sera dado %encontrar en- ellos
nj Ia mas leve traza de caspa, nj sc
lie segu;ra cayendo el pelo. Pero 10
que realmente Ia sorprendera, des-
pues de usarla dos semanas, sera yer
que lie brota nuevo pelo, fino Y pc
queno al prlnclplo, 81; pero en- rcali-
dad nuevos cabellos, que pronto GU
brian toda su cabeza. La "Dande-
rine," es, sin disputa, el unico toni
TO que hacc grocer ell pelo, que des-
truye IA caspa y cura las ~picazones
del cuero cabelludo, Y nunca falla en-
detener desde luego Ia caida del ca
bello.
81 listed desea probar que tiene un
bonito pelo. suave y hermoso, como
es en- realidad, humedezca un PIANO
o lienzo con una poquita de "Dande-
rine," c introduzcalo Embellishments
entire sus cabellos, ~frotandolos lige-
ramente al mismo tempo, Y Sc tor
naran suaves, brillantes Y hermosos,
en- unos cuantos minutes. Una deli
ciosa sorpresa espera a todas las que
usen este. 6Adv.l
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BESIDE que la atencion publlca fue
llamada por primera veg hacia ell ur-
bans Balm, por las indicaciones de los
medicos Y demas personals que 10 re-
comendaban como eficaz preventive
contra IA influenza. su demanda ma
sido tan grande, que los b~otiearios
o dicen que dificilmente pueden
c~onservarlo en- existencia. La 81
guiente carta es solo una muestra
de los cientos que recibe la Urban
Chemical Company. Leanla: "Ur-
ban CHEMICAL Company. Muy Seno-
res MOS: Sirvanse enviarme inme-
diatamente dos docenas lie tubos de
Urban's Balm. Henos N ontrado
esta medicinal como Ia mejor para
combatir la influenza en- los lueares
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Fl Res dc los Cocineros.-NoviSimo aytc dc
Cocina, pastee-ia, repoSte-ia. ttc-...-.. 6oc
e RuiS-nor Observation-Disclosures de can
clones T1ode-1aS y rlctodO para tocar
guita--a. Dos tomos .Sl.50
La organisation politica dc Mexico. ia
Constitution y Ia Dictadura. POI D.
Emilio RanaSa
La Cocinera Moderna.-NoyiSimo manual
de coeina, con csrcs de mil formulas pa
n hacer los mas eNqUiSitoS piatoS de Ia
cOcina eSpancia : franceSa ........... 6ec
La Tribuna Popular.-Modelos De discusses
para ficstas socialeS, fsmiliares y ia
tri6ticss: himnoS. bioSCaf'as. etc. Dora
ilust-ada con ErabadoS ..-........... soc
Mon6logcS y Composiciones para Reel
tar. EncresacadoS de los ~21ciores poe
taS espanoleS { hiSpano-americanoS ..so.15
Manual De Pastclcria = RepoSteria...--.$l.io
N6todo Complete de Solfeo. por don Hila-
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Nctodo de Solfeo. seGunGa psrte ......... SOC
| Mcdcrru Secreta-io &c los Administrator
tas arnc-oSas. a-tc dc agradar = &C ser
am26c. c~scritura Secrcta dc los amantes.
l~engVaje de las flores. frutaS. abanico.
etc. y coleccion de perSaulientcS para
~IOStals 25c
Nucyo Mrtodo para Aprcnds- 4 tocar GUi-
tara, sin aeccs;daG &C maestro ....... 6ec
Oraculo Novisimo, o sea el Libso de los
Desriuos.-Nueva eGicion. con el arte de
cNpicar los suenos. EmpaStado ... Soc
pensamientcS para Observation-Disclosures
de Verses para ~tarjetas p~ostaics. ahani-
COS : albums Cue
Per:ecto Secretario Observation-Disclosures de
caStas comeEcialeS. Etc-a-iaS. familia-cS
y amcroSaS. ~peusGmieatos para poStalcs
y car5sS de pedimento. Lib-o especia! pa
"a 81 p2bIico meNicano. I'm tomo Erande ste
I Secre;os de Ia BeIlcza Femenina. L!bro
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cuidaio dc los eacantos iis:cos &c. 6oc
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CONFERENCIA CON FL. EMBAJADOR DE-
FRANCIA Ell. PRIMER MlNISIRO

pais. y e. Condo lie Romanones aten-
do esas soiicitudeS. Sc dice que uno
de los asuntos que ,trato el primer
ministro O el embaiador de Francia
Tue 81 relative . obtener Ia Supre-
sion de las re~stricciones decretadas
para la exportacion de naranjas,
~rsStriccicneS que han perjudicado
grandemente a los cosecheroS y que
conSiGeran arruinada 81 industrial con
el hecho dc haber dispuestc Ell GO
bierno frances hacer abSolutas las
restriccioneS para Ia eAEortaclon dc
| csc articulo.
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PAGINA CHICO
Este Comerciante pide con urgencia Urban's
Balm para combatir la Influenza.

en- que no hay medlcos. Srvanse ac-
tivar eSta remesa."
Urban's Balm. Balsamo de Urban,
ha sido usado con exito durante NIL
chos amos. para ell tratamiento del a
tarro, resfrios, Group, dolor de cabe-
"a, ETC., Y siempre Ira responded a su
fama. Esta contenidc en- tubos SAINT
tarios convenientemente p~reparados,
Y puede conseguirse ~ c%ualquier dro-
guerra a los precios de % y so cts.
Tenga siempre en- 81 bolsiilo un tubo
de esta medicinal. 81 en- Ia botica en-
que hace listed sus compras, no tie
nen en- existencia Urban'S Balm, pi-
dalo directamente a Urban Chemical
Company, San Antonio, Texas, y Sc
% enviaran a vuelta de correo.
(Adv)
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ESPlRITISMO
MACiA. MAGNETISMO, Etc.

Clayicuia de- Rcy Saioncn -.-.-..-....-. soc
Diceionario IufcrnaL-Contiene IA nraS1a
blanca. -cjS y leSra. ara1cioncs, en-
cantamiertos. coEJIroS. etc. -..--.S--ou
Dogma Y Ritual DC n Ats daGla--Cont!e~
nc :! Tr;anculo dc Solomon, Ia Cahals.
g Ta-ot. scc-etos del cxito, niGrumsn-
c:s. etc. . .So-uo
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E Ncri-de-c Lib-c de Oro.-PCScicsS dc
uayrctiEmo. hipnotismo y suGesuon--
Lscturas que corrigen e apocamlento,
IA ialta &c yoiGrtad. las ercrElsS- I'm vo-
luHrea cupaS:ado en- teia ..-..-.-....S2.Oo
FL Dragon Roic. o sea Ell artc dc mandar Il
lo> ~pir!tus |"c
cultural ~ Iue-LS -..-S+-Vv
3 Ne-G2Gc-o Dragon Rojo.-EncaE:=u'cn-
,us. centuries. sccrctoS dc naEis. etc. $3.50
Hipaotismc TeatraL-Dcnost-acion dc las
iarSas Dc los principaieS h'paotzato-
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L.ib-o Ma-ao &c san CjpvianC.-TeSoro del
Ffechice-o- EdiciGn uaica y ccmpieia
,el fsaoso Grimo-Io
Lave lei hipnc:;smo-Ob ra uueya por e!
Dr.. Ellsworth. Historic del hirrorSmo-
EnpaStadu n teia
.laErctSno Pc-sonal-Etstoria del mag
netismC. NetoGc practice ......--..-.. sSc
Manual de NagiG Elanca ......-...--.-. tec
Manual &c G2sia NeSra --.--.-....-.- iOc
Sccre,os del Inferno ........-........ SOC
Sso-s-os Dc los G-.:tOE-A-re de Sanar =
toGoS los jCecUS
Sscrrsos d. Alberto O. Grande. -....-... SOC
Leccioacs prlcticaS Re eseauno,co : pres
-f6ic;.acioa
Tesorc De tIilazros de Il Cruz dc Carava-
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:, ,ersfe:o esyeeur :. Id FEEHSA,

MADRID. Mario lS.-Los perio-
dicos dan cuenta de que Ell Condo de
RoYlanones h. celebrado hoy una
c~onferencia con 81 Embajador de
Francia en- eSta capital. Y que en-
ella Sc ha discutido Sobre 81 resta-
hlecimiento del convenio comerciai
entire ESpana V Francia-
e gobierno ha recibido peticiones
de todas parties del pals PARA que
SeStione con 81 gobierno frances IL
reanuGaci6n de ~intercambio conner
elal. para lcjorar Ia situacion del
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oRRAs DE GABRIEL D'ANUNZIo
LIBROS DE AVENTURAS Y WAVES

O6rCS dc Emilio ScigGri.
- 10
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Los Alstcrio< DC q lndla-
Los 'lrataS &c "a AatasI2.
La C~onqu'Sta dc IN imperI'.
Ia lie Saldo@a1-
Ia Eec"rqIi~t% de- NOmpTaceH
II HCE del Airc.
En- .IS Mo1tanas Dc Africa.
III Tesoro lie y Montana AIu.
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OBRAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME

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Ia EScrclla Gc Amor
Gas p.Sii cue una auIc-
I-ca y Pare
>ueros del Co-azon
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OBR.AS DE


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Los Crimenes DC D;avoliua. Dos tones 5 l.20
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La Bailarina del TeatrO Real. Dos
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DWERSAS.
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Arc de E.har as Csrtas por medic dc "a
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OSRAS POETICAS.

ArcKtprnS dc Sherlock Holmes.
e. 80 c~sytGr0s ccdc '1~o-'
81 yeDdetor de Cadaveres.
~ Robo del Diamautc AZut.
IA Uisa del JsU-sCV-
Elackvcli ~ Pirstl del I2meS:N-
TASK = DeS-ripador-
Los NCnedsroS FaSoS de Loh-LS
Ii Nale,2 SaaSClen-i-
In Msdico Criminal
Fl Testameuto del Dircc;"T-
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S'S[" - y. Ia NIur--s. 'OPiu
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Ia viuda Rota DE- Paris.
l. EestiS fiUmana-
Ina Nocnc Il Terror.
81 Ecbo Lel Collar de PerEas-
l. Infar,c Posada del Ca'rc,
~ NaufraSiO d. Co-tu-
e Rey de 10, BandiGoS.
arertgras dc Join c. Rai!'eS.
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& Iuc1gniJo Mistcrioso.
In Robo en- 81 Palsc'o ReaL
II Principe JuEatoc-
n ASal-o en- e. Sleeping.
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Fl P-ssidCEtc &c Jas IcionEs7-
Ii FztSC Sai:rad"r-
Ia nonceila Raptada-
f. EuSil Gel Negro
II TeSoyo del RoEhj.
Tn N.s5c Dc SCdss-
- SzccrGOtc del Sol
r. T~sn=~ del ESt3Co.
IN IA Ea'NaC-a.
L. Scc-ctv dc, Tc-ggv.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06

New York Feb. 27-A weapon
which could easily be concealed in the
palm of mans hand, and which was
described as "kamarad gun,;' be-
cause it was used by Germans after
holding up their hands in token of
surrender to shoot their American
captors. was displayed in court yes
terday by Alexander P. Watson. Y.
M. c. A. secretary of Knoxville, Ten
nessee. as the reason for his arrest.
Watson. who arrived in the city.
could not resist the temptation to
show the weapon to policeman who
promptly arrested him as a violator
of New York's Sullivan law against
carrying concealed weapons
Watson testified he arrived at New
port News, Va, from France last
Tuesday and brot back the gun as a
souvenir. He was wounded twice and
gassed once while serving as a Y. M
c. A representative with the ninth
regular infantry. and received the
second wound from the "kamarad
gum he now carries. he paid He
explained that while working with
stretcher bearers he saw a German
officer who held up his hands and
shouted "kamarad. He started
toward the German when the latter
lowered his hands and fired the gun,
the bullet striking Watson in the
wrist. American soldiers shot and
killed the German. Watson was i'm
mediately discharged by the court.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06
From the lynda Register.

From the lynda Register.
Ed. krause was a passenger to
Rochester on Friday morning for mec.
ical treatment.
Miss Maggie Pillar came down from
Scotland on Saturday evening for a
visit with her sister Mrs. Frank
Stanicek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Hall and Leone
left last Thursday morning for Hum
boldt, lowe, to attend the tiftieth
wedding anniversary of Mrs Halls
parents. The family was all there
except one brother who was unable to
come tn account Of i'll health There
were thirty one at home to help cele-
brate
Sergeant Jack Glasner arrived on
the belated train on Wednesday after
an absence of nearly two years. most
of which was spent in France. Jack
was among the original 90 volunteers
from Tyndall who were first stationed
at Parker with Co D. We venture
to say that Jack would be able to en-.
tertain ua with interesting tales from
cover There.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06
LEASE OF STATE LANDS.

Notice is hereby given that on
April End, 1919. all of the unleaeed
State lands in Bon Homme County
will be offered for lease at public
auction between the hours Of 10
O'Clock a m, and o'clock p. m. at
the court house in said county.
Dated at Pierre, S. D., January
18th, 1919.
N. E.. KNIGHT,
Commissioner of School and
Public Lands
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06

There will be no state owned pack
ing plants, Touring mills or terminal
elevators established by the present
legislature. The previous legislature
appointed commission to investigate
the feasibility of establishing such
plants. The commission was compos-
ed of John T. Belk of Henry, Frank
Peacock of Armour. and Peter Heg-
gestad of Carter. all farmers. The
commission has made its report to the
Legislature, and finds that neither of
these courses are desirable under pres
ent conditions. They find that many
large terminal elevators are standing
idle or are on the market at much less
than the cost of construction that the
government owned elevators in Cana
da have passed into the hands of pri-
vate owners. either by transfer or
lease and that conditions in this state
are not such as to warrant any such
action. That milling in this state is
under too many handicaps unless
cheaper power can be secured In.
stead Of state owned packing plants
with the necessary heavy expenditures
and big revolving fund that would be
necessary they recommend that the
government take control of all cars
for the shipment of meat animals and
all private owned refrigerator cars; !;
that it take over the necessary stock
yards of the country to be operated
under such regulations and restrictions
as will insure an open competitive
market; also tina. the government &C.
quire such cold storage plants and
markt is as are necessary to facilitate
competitive marketing. 1t is signifi-
cant that the report of this commits
sion. after q careful investigation of
two years, recommends further re-
striction of monopoly. either state or
cooperative, but favors the stimula-
tion of open competition. which has
always been the life of trade The
recommendation discredit socialism
and advocate development along nor
NAL and sensible lines.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06
From the Tyndall Tribune.


T. c. Maxwell, of Springfield.
closed deal last week for the H.
Colgan farm just east of town. This
will make an ideal home for Mr.
Maxwell and his family and the peo.
pie Of Tyndal are pleased to know
that he has decided 10 cast his lot
among US.
County Auditor Stanley Kramar re-
turned Friday evening from a ten
days trip to Minneapolis. He has
not fully regsined his health but after
attending to some matters which need
his personal attention he expects to
continue his vacation by spending sew
eral weeks in Running Water at the
home of his parents.
The Tvndall roller mill changed
hands the first Of the week when the
stockholders sold to a party from
Minnesota. Mr., Bowman. we UNDER
stand, expects to leave Tyndall and
GO onto stock farm in southern Min
nesota During his management of
the mill it has proapered and the peo-
pie of Tyndall are sorry to know that
he has decided to leave.
W. W. Wagner and w. J. O'Brien
closed deal Saturday whereby Mr..
Wagner becomes the owner of the
Gissel Block. Mr.. Wagner expects
to use the building as an automobile
chow room. Part of the upstairs will
be used for Office rooms by F. M.
Scoblic and the balance for hotel
which will be conducted BY Mrs. Grace
Huntley. We have not learned where
Mr. Kass expects to move his clothing
stcre. By making this deal Mr.. o.
Brien has cut loose from all business
interests in the city with the escep.
ti0n of his real estate agency.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06
1T ISN'T THE TOWN-IT'S YOU.

1T ISN'T THE TOWN-IT'S YOU.
"If you want to live in the kind of a
town
Like the kind of town you like,
You needn't slip your clothes in grip
And start on long, long hike.
You'll only find what you left behind,
For there's nothing that's really
new.
It's knock at yourself when you
knock your town;
1t isn't the town-it's you.
Real towns are not made by men
afraid
Lest somebody else gets ahead,
When everyone works and nobody
shirks,
You can raise a :own from the dead
And if while you make your personal
stake,
Your neighbors can make ore, too
Your town will be what you want to
see,
1t isn't the town-it's you. "-Ex.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06

The presentation by the president
of the constitution for the league of
nations ia somewhat disappointing.
He has been strong advocate. in his
talk. of open diplomacy. and it was
hoped that on his arrival he would
make an open and detailed explanation
of the constitution as it is intended to
be applied by it's trainers. Instead of
doing go he comes home, calls a star
chamber meeting composed of a few
on whom he thinks he can rely to de-
fend the constitution, this meeting
held under rules which imply that
whatever is eaid therein shall be con
sidered confidential, and then leaves it
with the assurance that it is simply a
choice of accepting this particular
document in toto, or rejecting entire
ly, the plan of forming league of
nations to prevent future wars The
provisions of this constitution are
drawn so loosely, and are so indefinite
that our best international lawyers
differ widely as to what they really
mean. In a matter 50 important
there should be no uncertainties.
There ie, we believe, a strong senti.
ment in this country in favor of a
league to prevent future wars, and
the establishment of an international
court to settle international difference
es on the basis of justice. But this
constitution seems to imply much more
than this, and seems to imply an in
dustrial and commercial union with
the world. 1t would undoubtedly be
philanthropic act on the part of this
country to share the fruits of prosper
ity with the unenljghtened portions of
the world, by forming an industrial
co-partnershlp with them. and stand
ing sponsor for the protection of the
weak nations by furnishing them a
police protection, but it is a duty
never anticipated by our people. and
it should be carefully considered be-
fore accepting it. Perhaps this is
not contemplated by the constitution,
but it is open to that construction !;
the president has given US no assur-
snces to the contrary, and the COM
ments from the European countries
bear out that construction. In the
control of the executive council the
majority of the votes woul3 be in Eu.
rope, and naturally the interpreta-
tions would be in their interest, wher-
ever the letter of the agreement
would permit. Of course this country
u powerful enough to refuse to CON.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06

ply with what we might consider an
unjust construction, but we are the
advocates of majority rule, and to re-
fuse to comply with an order made by
the majority would be treating the
constitution as scrap Of paper, and
would be contrary to the American
sense of honor. Many of the criti-
cisms of the constitution are manifest
~ unfair, but there is so much that
is uncertain that there should be no
hurry in ratifying it until all doubts
as to its meaning are removed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06

In framing law to do away with
the dangerous and immoral practice
of using booze the Legislators found
it necessary to insert special clause
exempting the churches. Even in
framing the anti gambling law they
debated for come time whether it
wouldn't be necessary to exclude
bridge whist as that is a favorite
game at church socials. Verify econ
sistency thou art jewell
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06

The votes poIled by the women in
the recent primaries in Chicago out
numbered those by the men. In the
estimation of most people thev made
mighty poor job of it for a starter.
The nomination of Thompson and
Sweitzer is certainly nothing to boast
of. and it should make good opening
for an independent candidate.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06
From the Hutchinson Herald.

From the Hutchinson Herald.
W. F. Wagner sold his store in o.
ivet to Harry and John Rames and
they began invoicing Tuesday.
The Farmers Unions held confer
ence here Tuesday to consider putting
ip. e store and implement business.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06
EXCHANGE NOTES

Press & Dakotan: The negro heroes
now returning home say that the Ger
mans tried to weaken their morale by
propaganda concerning lynchings in
America. And the colored boys just
laughed and tcld those fool "bush
Germans" that none of them had ever
been lynched.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06

We hear j. S. Meyers has rented
Mrs. Browns house across from the
depot to which place they will move
when the, have to give possession to
Henry StoIler.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06
Singing Criticism.

Said the facetious feIler, 'These old
time school teachers may have had
some funny ideas about teachin', but
you gotta give 'em credit for KNOWN
that q good substantial ruler. when
rightly applied to. stuplu student
would make him smart"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06
Be UnbiamabIe Yourself.
Whereof you reprove another be un.
blamable yourself.-Washington.
JURY LIST.

Following is the List Of Jurors
drawn for the March 1919 Term of
Circuit Court, who have been sum-
moned to appear at the Court House,
in the City of Tyndall, Bon Homme
County, South Dakota, on the 18th
day of March. 1919, at $50 O'Clock
M
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06
From Lesterville Ledger

From Lesteryille Ledger
Henry H. C7erney came down from
Lake Andes Monday for visit with
his mother and sister. Henry has a
position in the Farmers store at that
place. He returned Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Wonder if that delegation from
Yankton that was up at Pierre this
week just wanted corner on the ce-
ment plant or was it the appropria-
tion that attracted their attention?
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-06
From the sprin gfleld Times.

From the Sprin gfield Times. ss
Miss Agnes Fenenga sailed Feb.
Is from New York harbor on the
Leviathan with a contingent of relief
workers for Armenia and Syria.
The Sunday School of the Bon
Homme church has been interesting
itself in the matter of Armenian Syr-
ian relief the past month. Last Sum
day the children gave with much eff
ectiveness little drama. Magi Of
Today. = A large audience listened
to the children, who had been drilled
and costumed with much skill. At
the close of the program an offering
amounting almost to $40 was taken
for the relief fund.