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Sc ENVIARAN URGENTE,
E N REFUERZOS JA-
PONESES 4 IRKUTSK,
SIBERIA

HONOLULU, Islas Hawai-, Enero
5.-Numerosos refuerzos japoneses
cstan ~enviandose urgentementc a
Irkutsk, para ayudar 4 las fuerzas
del Almirante kolchak que estan
desintcgrandose ALI, en- vista de los
fracasos que han sufrido en- los uiti-
mos meses, segln dice IN despacho
recibido aqui hoy ~procedente de To-
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CAk-ILLAS ~ClENTiFICAS.
s~OCIOLOGlA Y POLITICA

an Casa ~Aieaa.-TaE!uas del GestIerro.
yc- jiaaurl GG=g4:z B!anco .....-... 4Oe
.2tueucra &, EsgaEa ; los Escados
Uait5s s0n.c MsNIcr. go- el Lie. To-
r.bIu ZsIu:v-, O7-eSor ..-....-..-..Sl.s5
"a unsa.a ul.a. empastsGa en- tela S 200
E~,-ft1s Pg.ly.cos < H!st5r!cos. por
N-on;ayr.o 100
= crsan!zaciGa p~c..iica lie Mexico. IA
Cous-ltucion ; u DictaGu=s. yor D.
EG-...y ESE2sa .---..--..-.- ~A-'S
N.wcar. Gc Clsncrcs- Ensayo de ell
t-. histo-ica Tor Il Lie. Jose E.sueTo S-.OO
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dras, trabaEdose una verdadera ba-
ITALIA en- Ia que ocurrieron la mayor
parte de las bajas indicaias.
La seriedad de Ia situacion Sc de-
be a la creciente agitacion que hay
en- TODD ell pals. con motive de los
terminus del tratado de paz. espe-
cialmente por la perdida de la Ira
cia.
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OPRAS DE RELIGION.


ASgg-1 g Sa5El-lJE -.-..--.--.-.-- Sc. >
BiSl.a de gos %i&us. gog G.. Padre S&chet.
O1ra ;.1ss-a-@ so. E-.GGcCs = VI mApa
Catec.sao G-. P=--e S!pA.G2 .......-... Toe
C1cecIs1o EjsIo-co- po- FieU-y ...... 25c
GoalllEacoE Genera. ...----.....--. sc
--t-.lsmu &c perseverance, ...-..--.-..S..J
Oey0c'3-aI:0 De LEvzle. au-entado con
= Se@saa Santa. N.siLls a! SGntisi-
mo. Eje-c.cio DG,rso. etc. .........-.. OT5
Devotion &c les SEE UUmIngos G- San
jose .--....-.., 5N'
ELosUt!a ElsnsaiA. por BzAnes........S-.25
Historic Ss&rada-L.byo del Antigua y
E-ego T~c5:amsDsc. g.e coHt!rHe = his
roria del pueblo te Israel. vlentoSc clara
me1;e r6mo Sc p-~pa-a IL ven!da del Ne
s.as. 5Licioa o. ie5o. con protuSi6n de
- .mIr-cIoa Ge Cgts-o. pcr ~kemps....-. 60c
LIS &z--.res. o e. :C.GEEo &c = Religion
C-s-uaa. gor CE2tcSUoriaru.-Obra pro
s4sEneutr l.IStrada 500
Peggenc L2.-.e &c O-ac!Oaes ........ 25c
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Una Oferta Exceptional
PARA LOS HOMBRES DEBILEc
Solo Sc requlere Ia reniesa del pc.
queno impOrte de so celtayoS.

Sc cursn los honb.cs dGbiIes y nervio
sos radical y permancutemcntc, con el use
de NOVO. Es una raedicina maravilloSa
que "a ha curado 4 miles Y miles. 81 este
I'd Lo'iente, ST sufre I'd. de Debilidad Ner'
viosa. . lalta DE Memoria u :lanco!ia. Do
lor de Cabeza, Dolores de los RIhones 0 algG-
NJ e~nfcrncdad Ie las Was urinarias il
SIenos Malos. lmposibilidad de COnceatraI
las Ideas. TimideZ 9 Incaracidad para pre-.
sentarse natural como otroS hnmbres., erton-
ccs Sc puede curar con &ONO. Esta nedi-
Gina lie hace en- corto tempo s~entirse Fuerte,
Sano y Vigorcso. propio para los placercs
de in Vida.
Para probable a I'd. que N0Vo rUed,
hace- este. lc en"iafernos un tratamiento pa
n 10 dias por vaior de $500 GRATIS. Z! re-
cibo de 81 uom5rc y dirccci Il. ) so ccH-
tavos o su cguivalente en- se!os de corrco
para ayuGar los gastos del porte y embala-
ic. Sfrvasc entcnder que no !e enviareauf
m una "murstra." sino I'm tratamien-
to complete &c IS dias, 10 que curara n3u.
chos casos POGO avanZados. Esta o.erta So
extiendc solamen:e por Un tempo iirnitado.
Por 10 tanto, dpbc cscribirnos sin Gcmcra
y le enviavcmos este trGcaEniento sin marca
que pucdaa inGicar el con;enidu.
NOVO COMPANY, Dept. l.
Box 1000. Philadelphia. Pa, E.U.A
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LA PLAZA De DVINSK
EVACUADA POR LOS
BOLSHEVIKIS
81 empuje de los
Ietvios y poIacos, los
roios Sc retiran a 10
largo del Rio, :...,
DVInd

COPENHAGUE. Enero 6.-Despa.
chos procedentes de Riga, recibidos
hoy aqui, dan cuenta de que las tro-
pas letvias han roto e. frente belize
vioui a 10 largo del rio Dvina Y que.
IN gran numero de prisioneros les
han sido hechos a los rojos por aque-
las. asi como Tue les fue quitado un
gran botin. los lctvios continuan
avanzando, mientras al enemigo es-
Ia abandonando algunas de u prln-
cipales posiciones, en- csc frente.
LONDRES, Enero Gel ~ejercito
bolsheviki ha evacuado la plaza de
Dvinisk sobre ell rio Dvina, segun d.
ce IN communicate Official trasmltldo
de Mcscou. La plaza Tue abandonada
bajo Ia preston del cnemigo, segdn
confiesan los mismos bolshevikis.
Los ejercitos Ietvio Y pOlaco que Sc
italian e%nlpeAados en- Ia campana en-
csc frente, continuation aver su "a
We a 10 largo de la via ferrea de
Pskov, despuGs d. haberse posesio-
nado de Dyinisk. 4egun dice ell omu
ricado Official letvio rccibido aqui
hoy IN Ia Legaci6n de csc pals.
En- vista de ESQ, Sc espcra que las
comunicaciones ferrocarrileras entire
Riga Y Dvinsil podran abrirse desde
luego V que el primer tren entire di-
chas plazas, saldria hoy mismo o ma
mana, estableciendose asi, n comU-
.nicaci6n directa entire Letvia y Polo
MIA. La ~poblaci6n de Dvinisk. reci-
bio con gran entusiaSmo a las tropas
v%ictoriosas.
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- ---,s--fzL usr LsrLLG.-&-e-
N.ll, .-n4arsaa es-veElcA.--..- %;
Lt.,,1rsL Dor AulLaz.-Aprc-
-r-a IL texEC 60 rs cGcLe-
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"a. Der Ca--eao ~
Cal.1,o Mzn4! ) g3r CoHc!Ls-eaTS' &c
s.ado pa=a uso de- las rscueL~S P'iHl9I "A.
-s-uuca-.az. Co- - f-vi. N-e's-'' -,
Cfi-s2 zg=a-lg.- -r A-stzael'ra. .o' 20 '~>
CzruIa = Eeulusoa dc SSt~.1-e
gl4s mly y-ac-.--G 2@.4 e-Alt1- "a,
nos. Geye-EluG- s-Fcs---iGa-
CagecIsIuo - Aor@h '--c , g0,
para lso uc .s HlAes-
kg-EEEhsE4cGa > =,
los heroes HlEalEo : JFl~Te- %
U!c-.eaa-so Or.osrSico C. &s ES%e'
.as-s4.nas cue ct-ecen CiL'rG--G sA -.
a. sscrr-ra 10,
= A--s lie EGuc&c a los MUGS -..
Z Observation-Disclosures dc dose ~caAa='HUs o.,
Pz-a a.o-.o
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cuadernCs &c tl1-y0 en- cH@~S
E.=EruJee dc @-sf--a- yos g. W
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c~apl.ulas soS-e IS aGrsaS AiAc%c"
- DE- a =.ec-risltsC. % emo ia So
Gaome.-la E.eue1l4-. po- Psl-Iic $1,000. SS'
GSoE-ati4 Universal P11to-Esc@ AG1Eh~-
g. -pl latl1E-AG dc ST@Na+% &C -S"-
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nigCIGNARlOS CASTELLANOs.

isnDs.o Observation-Disclosures en:i;!ope-
NC ae :. .euEla c-S.e-aua. por ID. So"-
- L- Il Rosa. L-S-raGo son -"
-~rT-,sg- sSg .ut-a-ss. - mSg-~ dSs
>gg.-.- u 5aaler-s, taU.as 4c. S.stel@
ae,-eo. CSdlzo Iu-rraae'o54l * S=-~- o,
= src. In JoaO pasta e-Z----S- O'
D.>-',rs-., Complete -e q Lea= - E$S2-
OF. gg- u, Ey1rsSuenEaNS' S0L-
rSe.r ..eI,cr yr.E;e 81" woes eS-
pnc4Sas ) 4e.iE.Gss ; IS &c 'es 1c--
mo &c 1910 gaSlEaa. enc-4-s-""-'9- " a,
f.to
D,.cIoraro &c n LcnSL@ laSse-~A1' ~
49, ana-s-. .. E=A -- '"s-l-eA -E
7-sS pSE!ras y rou-'sae -o--a5 AS fpe-s
d.I DicclOnA-io dc g Academia yeiha-
- Mi a-e---anssmos ounce H-t '=c-
-, .--..sncs : U-08oElsrncs, H4-
mrrssas ioc1e.os-s la-nas y eN-s1@-e'G: :,
ee Pasta fina
--E5r Minerva UGtssino ; nuS
T-ser.ca. In TONIC. empas-11o IN az q.
iuE.esa
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HISTORIA.

Compendio De E4sto-.a Genera. de Me- =
KicC. po- Zava,e
Eaisodios NlEarcs NeGlcaH2s--1urrT az
InGer~rd=acIa & IagaslOA N95S~-S q
ia Dos '@mos -.,,r5< ne
- basr. "a a-m.ub-ac,6n Gci .caFe-
rio de Alexandra "a.
Hi,tor;a Parr.a po- don Justo Sierra o"-
gyrora d M=zlco. por don L-is PeEeA
Co--G, rr-,.-rrGe Gesde los prlueTS
aszaPOs hasa "a -aIda &c. Ses"nao -HpS "a
no. In ;omo sea
In VIDA CT Mexico ~ $50 l1:eFs-
xsn-. spu1tes ds i eTOca. po- ION a.,
Ea.e- ObrcS6u. IN to1o tea -"
IA TRre-ysn-.on y 81 lIpe1'' Io7 SA-AI'
~AEyarez-CuAcru s-S2C=s tones eneo@- Al,
E~--.Ers En- EssJ ---.-.-' .s---'
g&xfso V..So y A~necdoaco. poT Coma
=, O5-eg n. N,oyas hls-oricsS. leyea-
a. --us.,n5-~. In tono -ss s--ao
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closes Leysads-oe-a ess1 a sors =
-, Z. ..s 5,gs - Nex!co- illsr@aa con
r-ahadcs ~"S
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iOICMAS
= y.,dsdero Maestro De Eraas5s,-Un to.

- ysrtaGerc Maestro &c - E2"SeS- ~ ~,
no tea -...-.-.---
0-.-,saa.fc de luE4c= ' hspanol. dc 0NSI-lo-
Pasta Ee percatTs
D..rlansro de IuGes y EsPanoL. d" oo.sl4o-
Ps=-a de pie wv
D,,-,,.ar.o &c IuSlcs 3 EsI4Uo.. poS AHSe-
i : Nc.augha-.-El ne2c- = mas com
yls.o te las p-bEcadUs haS2 e dl2. Io"-
T.ra IL, woes mas nCLe-nas en- SE;eS
r,,1-zas = loGusJ-Gas, IS @Sepciohes A&
~--Er.as .,a4A EaaaAT 3 --s'- AA-SN
idiomas, etc. In Graeso yc.lnsn eHp~s- -,
taro s- -E.E .---.----
- TrzyAs sin &a%trC--As,cGO pract!eo
,a- ap-suGcr e. yeinye .scr1oIeS e LGS-
ma lnELes. yon = ---uHCHcE@SItH ''SG
"a n -ascs-zao. Con-cDe. atera2s. c-
v--zos no1elcs para escToiC tvdA case
5s -or-es.on.ercla- 4 = TASL!c@ vac oSS
EmDastaGo e. -sa --
C-~1s.ca P~acIca ar & LeaEG2 InEles&.
"a neior g5rz Para e ssrld!o ErarlAt'cSi
- dom .aE.sa. Tn vc.Urea pasta
E-amnaI.r Syr.Est.Iue st PEaeii9lr 9- -
a.--1e Es.aEEo.e. So- IoTO y H"Ne -,
fTsS;o frances "A''
d, 10 van, 20 Sp-aS Spaashc-A PEae-
-i,aI method 20 lga-n me SpaRSa 40
ruage ....--.-------- =
-Gr,--e I'd. sabpg JnEes 81 de Gas Sye
-t,7,s-r -. saCe- Traces ec d.eL GAS SUc
~Ct,I--s I'd. aacc- Iraaano ea 4eE dlaS SoS
Tibru psima-io &c iZs.es } es2ane- ..'S'''"
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LCwpeCtIo q GT2nhtlca N3sLs.Haa, seE-H
\ Academia. por Toro Y GymeZ-.-....- SOC
Conneadto De G-aEAtica por Don An
dTss Bello Soc
Elemcrto5 de GrRmaticz pcr Herrsn1.-.. zoe
Grammatical Casrellana, coa arreglo a "A de
"a Real Academia. por ZGnigA. AUmcG-
.zGa cen t=atsio5 &c OrtcE-S:!a ; "-o-
soda I'm tonC tCI% -SL-Zo
Gramiica De n Real Academia Espano!a-
Ultima edt:ion Official .........--.... .S3.25
PFUatuario &c Or;oxrEHs de n LsnGua
CasteLana .......--...... ....--..... Sec
F-outuari9 &c ConsCgscion. . les Gie= nil
yeEbGS observation-disclosures refOrmada :
aumea,ada .sl.so
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OBRAS DE Ed

7 --a-aao de Mecanu<rafia Por ASensi-
-E Tejor meto6o para aprender
| s--!bir Ell maqUina ...........-...S LSS
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
HONE YM0ON TRIP
NEAR DISASTROUS
Aberdeen Couple Tri e d t o
Drive Auto on Che Rail
road Track - Train
:.
Shows Up.

Aberdeen, S. D., July 23.-Mr. and
Mrs Earl Eckert had an experience
on their honeymoon that they will
not soon forget
They left Aberdeen by car with the
intention OF making Watertown by
that night. They landed Is miles east
of there about dusk and were unable
10 proceed any further on account
Of large mud-hol IN the road.
A farmer living near the place
where they were stalled, advised them
TO go back and drive the car along
the railroad track until they had
passed tbs s-.3 place IN the ROAD anu
then proceed to their destination. Ac-
eording to the farm<r, all trains haa
paused and SO they took his advice.
They had not gone far. when Mr..
Eckert noticed the light Of loco
motive approaching in the rear. When
ne attempted to back the car up the
wheels slid off the rails and there
they were stalled.
Not wishing to see his honeymoon
brought to such a sudden close, Mr..
Eckert ran back about a mile and
half and tagged the train, while Mrs.
Eckert went to a nearby farm house
for help. The train crew took it as
good joke. The car was hitched to
the engine and pulled out OF the diff
Guilty. They proceeded on their way
to Watertown the next morning.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
EGAN SUES INSURANCE
COMPANY ON POLICY

Sioux Falls, S. D., July 23.-Again
the name of George w. Egan has APP
peared in the law courts. Mr.. Egan,
through his attorneys. Rnyce. Wa--e::
& Fairbank, instituted an action in
tie circuit court against the Fire
mems Insurance Company OF New
ark, N. j. The papers in the action
set forth that Mr.. Egan through the
local agency Of the company, placed
insurance on his property at South
Sioux Falls in the sum of $500.
The papers further set forth that on
November "a, 1919, the property
burned and that notwithstanding he
has made proof Of loss and demand
ed payment on the insurance policy.
such has been refused. He not only
seeks to recover the sum Of $4,000 and
interest at per cent. from Novem
Der "a, 1919. but seeks to recover
another 10 per cent. on the face Of
the policy for expenses which he has
been put to in an effort to collect the
insurance.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
koNPARTiSAN CANDIDATES
ARE BADLY TREATED

Toronto, S. D., July 23.-During a
nonparusan league open air meeting
here Tuesday night Miss Alice Lor-
raine Daley of Madison, candidate
on the nonpartisan league ticket for
state superintendent Of schools and
Thomas Ayres of Leona, candidate on
the nonpartisan league ticket for IN
tied States senator, were greeted with
volley of eggs and a general fist
fight took place when friends of the
candidates demanded to know If Tor
onto was run by mob rule. Several
persons were badly bruised as re-
suit of their fistic encounters
The meeting was attended by about
GOO people. While Miss Daley was
speaking the electric lights which had
been placed over the speakers stand
were suddenly switched out Miss
Daley continued to speak and as sud
denly as the lights had been switched
off they were switched on again.
When Miss Daley had concluded her
speech Ayres got up and started his
speech. Then the lights were again
extinguished.
is this town run by mob ruler"
was the question fired by the speaker
TO the crowd.
No it's run by decent people,"
someone in the assemblage answered
Then both Miss Daley and Ayres be-
came the target of eggs. Several
friends Of the candidates became per-
sonal in their remarks to Toronto citi-
zens and within few minutes there
was general fight. Despite the
severe reception Ayres completed his
Sneech before small crowd
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
MANY TOURISTS VISIT
WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTA

Stursis, s. D., July 26-The roads
through Meade. Pennington and
Laurence counties are now in ex-
celient condition. Large crews of
men all along the black and yellow
route of the Custer Battlefield high
way have placed the highways in
fine condition. Each day scores of
cars are passing through these coun-
ties for Sylvan lake. Sand creek,
Crystal cave, Elk creek and Box
Elder creek at Memo for the good
trout fishing. At Sturgis, the big
memorial park, purchased as a me-
mortal for the Meade county soldiers
In the late war, is filled up with
campers The cool nights here and
fine catches of fish and the ideal
roads are attracting hundreds and
thousands Of visitors.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
CUPID CAUSE Of
TEACHE R SHORTAGE
superintendent of M o o d =
County Schools Has Fifty
-Four Vacancies to
Be Filled.

Sioux Falls. S. D.. July 2e.-Special:
Miss Alice Coonrod, superintendent
OF schools of Moody county. has
{ lodged q complain of a somewhat
strenuous character-and Cupid was
the object of her complaint.
She charges that Cupid is play
ing havoc with the schools of Moody
county He IL causing her much
work trouble, worry and effort.
Among her numerous duties, one of
the principal ones is that of assist
ing school boards to find teachers
Tor the So schools of the county.
According TO the county superin-
tendent, Cupid, assisted by various
clerks of court, justices of the peace
and parsons, has seriously disar-
ranged the educational system of the
county by stealing the schoolma ans
and making wives out OF them
Miss Coonrod asserts that mere
teachers have entered matrimony in
the past two years than in the dec
ade before that period. Higher wages
were loudly acclaimed as the solu-
ton OF the scarcity of teachers, but
this has utterly failed as an excuse
for the teacher shortage in her
county.
Cupid, according TO her view, is
largely 10 blame in causing the mat
rlmonial wave which now is sweep
ing through the ranks of the edu-
cauonal workers Of Moody county.
With only about one month re-
manning until the reopening of the
schools for the fall and winter term,
Miss Coonrod has succeeded in Sc
curing the signatures of only Is
teachers TO contracts, this leaving 81
vacancies at the present time
Unless Cupid takes vacation soon,
the county superintendent fears that
many of the schools cannot be re-
opened because of the lack OF
teachers
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
RUSSIAN kOBLEMAN is
RESTING AT HOT SPRINGS

Hot Springs, S. D., July est is
not often that Hot Springs or any
other South Dakota community has
as guest a titled Russian, but Hot
Springs is at present entertaining
such a guest in the personof Baron
Eugen Fersen, who is accompanied
by his mother, the Baroness Modem,
both OF Moscow, Russia. They ar
rived here from New York city and
are occupying apartments at local
notei. Baron Fersen is meta
physician and teacher, and has
come to Hot Springs for a period
OF rest. He is relative of Count
Leo Tolstoi, the great Russian nov
elist and teacher. During the war
Baron Fersen served with the Amer
lean Red Cross at Paris
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
PAID HEAVY TOLL FOR
CARRYING LIQUORS

Aberdeen, s. D., July 24.-Heavy
fines and jail sentences were imposed
by Judge Taylor OF the circuit court
At Redfield on three Aberdeen men
n. Harmon, W. Lee, and B. B. A1ler-
ton-upon their plea OF guilty to car
rying intoxicating liquors from Aber-
deem to Armadale park in Sphinx
county. Harmon drew a fine of $50
and six months in jail; while Aller-
ton and Aiken were fined 5000 and
sent to jail for 60 days Tho Jail
terms were suspended upon good be-.
havior. This is the stiffest punish
ment given in this part Of the state
to liquor traffickers
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
HALF MILLION TO PAY
SCOTLAND BANK DEPoSlToRS

Pierre, S. D., July 24.-The state
banking department is drawing upon
the state bank guaranty fund for
little over 100000 to pay off the
depositors of the Bon Homme County
State bank. which recently closed it's
doors at Scotland. This will take
care OF all call deposits, and the GER
tificates of deposit with interest to
the time the bank was closed. The
payments to depositors viii be made;
as soon as they supply the necessary
showing of right to the funds, and
will begin within a short time. The
department will get what it can out
Of the assets of the bank to reimburse
the guaranty fund.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
GERARD WILL STUMP
S. DAKOTA FOR COX

Mitchell, s. D., July 24.-Word has
been received here that James w.
Gerard, candidate for the nomination
for president on the democratic ticket,
and minority candidate at the demo-
cratic state wide primary in this state,
will spend a week stumping the state
the fall for Cox and u S. G. Cherry,
candidate for United States senator.
The exact date of the Gerard visit
has not been settled. 1t is expected,
however, that his first address will
be made at WATERFOWL. 1t is also
believed that he will speak in
Mitchell.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
THREE TOWNS TO JOIN
IN A LIGHT PLANT

P,ankinton, S. D.. July 2s.-The
owners of the electric light plants at
White Lake, Stickney and Mt. Yer
non held conference for the pur-
pose Of discussing the organization Of
a stock company, the chief object Of
which will be 10 establish a central
lighting plant to supply electricity
for all three towns, thus doing away
With two Of the plant. ard thereby there
saving thousands Of dollars each
year. The project IS looked upon
with favor and Plankinton probably
viii be selected as the site for the
central plant
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
FALLS ONTO SAW AND
Is HORRIBLY MUTILATED

Rapid City, S. D., July 26.-Andrew
G. Folberg. an employee of sawmill
at Biackhawk, near here, accidentally
fell on running saw, which entered
his right shoulder and passed down
through his chest. After the acct
dent he arose to his feet and took
! several steps. He lived for nearly
an hour. He was endeavoring to put
log on the carrier with canthook,
which slipped and precipitated him
upon the rapidly moving saw. He is
survived by. his mother. who is 80
years old.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
CROP REPORT HAD FROM
SPECIAL INSPECTION

washington Springs, S. D., July "a
j. L. Sedgwick, of this city, ac-
companied by F. r. Bekty, repre-
senting the Brown Grain Co., OF Min
neapolis, spent a couple Of days the
early part of this week on a tour Of
inspection Of the crop situation in
this country and vicinity 1t is es-
timated that they covered more than
$50 miles, going first in southerly
a.Ieet ion ana tnen striking out west,
returning to the city from a north
westerly course. Mr.. Sedgwick when
interviewed reported that in many
places where the small grain, espe-
cially wheat, was thick, on the ground
there was considerable black rust
in evidence. Where the grain is thin,
there is an absence of rust and the
the heads are filling fine. In fact he
believes that the thin pieces will pro-
duce the best crop. Logan and Grow
townships show UP the best of any
In Jerauld county. In Buffalo coun-
ty the grain is good and the yield
will be above normal.
Going north to point about 80
miles northwest OF this city the grain
is all fine and barring here and there
a small piece with black rust the
crop is good. Oats and barley will
be the best crop Of any Of the small
grains. Corn is good. Barring the
low wet ground, the outlook indi-
Gates better than an average crop,
provided the season proves favor
able. Right now it is making a Won
derful growth.
Mr.. Bekty is regular inspector
and his opinion is valuable. He had
just returned from tour Of Mon
tana, North Dakota and the north
ern part Of South Dakota. He says
that in these sections there was be
unusually heavy returns. The spe-
cial reason for this condition is In
the fact that the grain was planted
earlier thain 1t was In this section,
owing to more favorable spring
weather.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
IS II YEARS 0ED,
RIDES i|RPLANE
Mrs. NJ. J. Baggiey, Of Belle
Fourche, s. D., Has Her First
Flight and Enjoys
It Much.

Belle Fonrche, July A.-Mrs. h. J
Baggley, II years old. has taken her
first airplaner ride. For many years
she has had a strong desire to make q
flight and when passenger plane Wis
tied Belle Fourche she prompaly took
advantage Of the opportunity.
Mrs. BasEley says that she found
the ride very enjoyable, and instead
of being frightened, declares her only
regret is that she did not remain long
er in the air.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29

MOBRIDGE-Gwen Stephenson,
White Butte, years old. died in : hos
pltal here as the result OF injuries re-.
ceived when she was kicked in the
stomach by . horse.
4 fk-AiNkTON the name of Fred b.
y ray, Of Yanktons will be placed before
the state convention of the American
LEGION at WATERFOWL next month, a
candidate, forA.sate commander.
/ ELK POINTACharles Fursee, Ct Sioux
y alley township sold 2lA 4s..:s
4 e 3. NJ rursee estatS RS 81, 700 to
{ Frank I. ~ cdile and Charlus McConell. 81
Sioux Valley township.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-29
MILITARY FUNERAL For
CANADIAN SOLDIER

Canton. 8. D.. July 22.-The re-
mains Of Ernest Edwards, veteran
of the world war. were laid at rest La
Forest Hill cemetery here The serv-
ice was In charge Of the American
Legion post OF Canton, the same con-
Chaplain o. b. Preston delivered
the sermon. IA
Commander Tank had charge and
made fitting remarka. ..ya