davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-04-25
Fresh Poultry-Dressed

Turkeys.-In barrels. dry n;...,
young toms, average best. 32SSsso. 32SSsso
young hens, average best, 35Xssss,
poor. 25a2Sc; old toms, 331s5c 5s00c'
Chickens. Fresh, boxes, dry n,.,.,
Western. milk fed, heavy weights -ssso, a. y
gy. 2s@31c; corn fed, heavy we;ss.ss We ssss-
SSt5aggy, ST. 27@3oc; in barrels. dry pastss Sass
Philadelphia and Long Island, fsnsu fsSss
broilers, 3 to ID to pair, zoe: Was;y Wvsasy
ern. dry picked, milk fed. hs.S,. hsSs.
weights. shaggy, 26@29c; corn fsj
heavy weights, shaggy, 25Sa2Sc; nearly bv'
squad broilers, 2 to 21s ID to pair x.
(o$1; old cocks, fresh, dry packed 'Ss Is
to box, dry picked, No. /. 2Sc; in b.r -
rels, dry picked, No. l, 2skc; scaldsa
No. l, 2S02S1sc. 'u
Squabs.-Prime. white. 6 to 10 Ii
and over to dozen, per dozen. s2,75S
81; dark, per dozen, s1.5O@s2; cuIls
per dozen, 75c@$1. '''
New-York tribune., 1918-04-25

Hay and Straw
Yesterday. A ycar,sc
(Per TOM (Per ton,
Timothy. No. /,
large, bales. $2e.oo@31.oo $21oo@1m
No. l clover mxd. 23.00@24.00 tS00@t7M
Rye straw. No. 10000 1900
New-York tribune., 1918-04-25
Orchard and Field

Orchard and Field
Yesterday year ae.
Peas. Scotch -. .$12.25@ 1880 s1i.so@
Beans. marrow.
choice, 100 lb. 14.oo@44.25 15.5o@ :
Potatoes, Ber. BIB $500 800 *35O6 an
Apples, Bald. Dbl 4.o0@ ZOO $500 7N
Grapefruit. ,bx 2.5o@ ZOO $500 So
Oranges, Fla, bx 5000 800 $500 I@
sLong Island. bbl.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-25
Dividends

Stocks Ex-Dividend Yesterday
General Cigar, 81 a share.
Pacific Coast. 81 a share.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-25

Government price.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-25

sLong Island, bbl.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-02

soclalizma. XII gredo Sc nekoliko dale in z.hteva.
10 cnotno organizirano Svctovno gospodarstv va. Tel
zahtevi so pritrdili razni drzavniki V vojskuiocih
sc dezelah. To zahtevo so indosirali socialist; IL "a
vczniSkih dezel.
Ali treba je imeti pred ocmi, da sluziio bcse-
de vcasi namenu, Ola sc z mimi izrekaio misli. yea
81 pa namenu, da Sc . mimi skrivajo misli. CO
prlhaJa Bethmann Hollweg in pravi V imenu kai-
zerske Nemcije, da je "njegova vlada pripravlie.
ma, ne lie pristopiti zvezi narodov, ampak posta-
VIII Sc j cello ma cello, tedaj je hinavscina te iziavc
Jas1a vsemu misleccmu svetu, zlasti &c Sc vzame Y
postev, KAY Je Nencija pc tel izjavi re vse pocela.
Iudl Zveza narodov ina svoje pogoje. Prvi jc
ia, ola Sc poravnaio vsi raGuni in minejo vsi Sport
med narodl. Aatlran narod ne more Stopiti V eve
10 z zatirajocim. TAX narod je pac lahko tive
Fan, ampak zveza TO nj. Suzenj in nicgov lastnik
nista "druzba."
Zveza narodov more biti osnovana le na svo-
bod narodov. &c maj DO mir utemel len ma zvcz;
narodov, mora biti torej razumna in pravicna re.
sitev vseh narodnih v~praSanj cilj vojnc.
IL tega pa sledi:
Prvic, ola mora vojna prinesti zmago tistim
XII hOcejO enakopravnost vseh narodov. in nor,z
tistim, Xxi je nocejo;
drugic ola ne zadostuie "a sklepanie miru so.
delovanje vlad IL tistih dczel, XII so zaplctene Y
voJno, ampak ola ga morajO sklepati vsi narodi.
konferenca diplomatov IL vojskujoGih sc dezel ne
zadostuje. POtreben je svetoven konores. in ind;
ia ne SINE biti sestavljen ma podlagi oficielnepa
politi6nega zemlievida, temveG morale biti soda
nesamostojni narodi prav tako zastopani. kakor
re neodvisni; i'll narodi morajo biti zastopani. nc
pa neodgovorne Wade.
lie s svObodnim sodelOvanjem vseh narodov
Sc more doseci ~svetovna zveza narodov. .
Ce sc ia cill doseze, ostane sc vprasanie, kako
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-02

oDiJubaml re precej izkuSenj, pa he samo priiet.
mn. BelglJska nevtralnost i'm nedotakljivost ic hi.
Ia kaJzerJu IN Bethmann Hollwegu "krpa papir-
ia. oDlJuba, ola ne DO potapljala potniskih la
az brez svarila in preiskave, ie bila Nemciii dim.
ri sc razbiine V zraku. Mirovna pogodba z Rustic
he ovlra nemSkill Get, ola prodirajo dale i'm daIic
in ropajo in ~pozigajo in obeSajo.
Ce sc hoce Iveza narodov zanaSati ma TO. da
bodo pogodbe prakticno veljale, mora imeti boljSe
sredstvo cd papiria, XII Sc raztrga.
Sklene sc razOrOzenje. TOda kako mai V IIaa-
gu vedo, kaj Sc della V Esenu, V Plznju ali pa V
kraJih, kJer Sc lahkO ustanove move tovarne "a d.
haml1, "a havblce in "a strupene pline? Dinamit
sc potrebuje tudi "a v|rtanje tunelov, "a rudnikc
it'd. kako DO mednarodni tribunal vedel, ola Sc IL
DELUXE res lie "a te potrebe Kdo BIO garantiral, da
MISC telovadna i'll Sportna druStva lie n~adomcstilo
armada, XII sc he SINE javno rekrutiratiY
&c hocc Zveza narodov doseci svoj namen, tc-
daJ mora imeti pc vseh dezelah legalno kontrolo.
IL tega pa sledi, da nj dovolj, &c je to lie navadna
druzba, ampak biti mora resniGna mednarodna or
ganizacija, %stojeca mad avtonomnimi narodi. o.
premljena s pravicami "a kontrolo in eksekutivo
V vseh receh, XII so resniCno mednarodnega Una
GAIA, in q mOGjo, XII omogoca kontrolo i'm ekseku-
1.-Two. u drugimi besedami Imeti mora centralno
Waldo in %cetralno zastopstvo in svoje organe, ka-
nor so ma primer fedcralne oblasti V Zedinjenih
drzavah.
&c Sc uresniGi TAXA %svetovna organizacija, te-
daj je podan naivaznejSi pogoj "a nternacionalno
funkcioniranie. In lie tedaj sc lahko resno govori
o rqzorozenju.
Vesti o akciji Japoncev v Sibiriji so utihnile.
In to je dobro. Najvec je 10 menda ~pripisati vpli-
VA Ameriki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-02

DO la zvcza organizirana, in kakSno moe DO inc.
Ia. NaJidealneJsa organizacija hi mic vredna, ce
stop lie v pisanih programih. Re pred sedanjo vol
no smo imeli neko obliko nternacionalne organi-
zaclJe, XII Je bila ma papirju jake lepa. V praksi
Je blla breL pomona prav tedaj, ko hi 10 bill svct
najbolj potreboval.
To Je bio mednarCdno razsodiSce v Haagu.
' teoriJl Je bio poklicano, da reSuje International
ne spore in prepreci s TEN vojno. Leta 1914 lie ST.
blJa predlagala, maj la mednarodni tribunal resi-
MEN spor Z Avstriio. Toda grof Berchtold. pod
prt IL Bcrlina, je dejal "ne," in Gez par dni je
Dila skoraJ VISA Europa V plamenu. RazsodiSce jc
melo V Haagu krasno palace, opiralo sc ie ma le-
pc pogodbe, ali ko je napocil najkritiGncjsi cas- "a
nJegovo delo, je So lahko spat.
Nsakemu sodiscu hi Sc enako godilo, &c nc
bl lmelo eksekutivne mOci. Maj kliGe sodnik zlo-
cinca pred svojo mizo, &c Sc zloeinec ne zmeni "a
nJegovo prijazno vabilo in &c nj nikogar, XII hi
ga mogel - eventuelno z uljudno silo %pripelja.
II V SodnO dvoranO! TakO OsmeSeno je bilo medina
rodno razsodiSce, ko Sc iie Avitrija nasmejala ME
govi kompetenci in ko nj imelo razsodisGe nobenc
moci. da hi bio prijelo Avstrijo "a ovratnik.
To sc DO v bodocnosti 2 enako logiko ponav-
lJalo, &c ostane mednarodni tribunal brez moCi.
Da he DO "Zveza narodov" lie farsa, mora torej
meti tako eksekutivno moe, da Sc he more no.
Dena stranka %odtegniti njeni kompetenci.
Iveza narodOv mora pa tudi imeti kontrolo
mad narodi. To je precej k"OGljiva toGka, o kateri
Sc Je doslej zelO malo razpravljalo. Pravzaprav
skoraj mic ne.
Maj sc sklene sploSno razorozenje ali pa go
tova omejitev oborozevanja. Sklep nj teak. Am
pax piskavega Oreha nj vreden, &c Sc he izvrSi.
Ma kaj maj sc pa Zveza narodov zanaSa, da
DO res ~izvrSen? Ma pogodbo? Ma obijubo te in ono
viade9 - Zdi Sc nam, ola imamo $ pogodbami in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-02

' raznovrstnih mirOvnlh PROGRAMME, Hi sc pO-
J~avjajo zdaj ma vseh koncih in kraiih, sc veci-
mona blesci med drugimi zahtevami tudi splosno
razorozenje. Beseda je sama pc sebi tako lcpa, da
sc nj cuditi caru, XII ga proizvaja in sugestiji, ka-
teri sc lahko podlega. Toda vcdnO je nesreGa, ako
sc vdaja ljudstvo v p~oliti6nih receh sentimental
nosti, namesto ola hi Jill presoialo in pretehtalo s
%hladnim, kriticnim razumom. Tudi nailepSe geslo
le lie tedaj sprejeml jivo, &c Sc izkaze, ola nj lie j.
deano, ampak da ina popolno stvarno vrednost.
SploSno razorozenjc je tako gcslo. Vabljivo,
mikavno, kulturno -; ali njegOva vrednost je lie
pogoJna. V gotovih razmerah je uresnicenje te "a
hteve naravna posledica demOkracije i'm socialne
varnosti; V drugih razmerah hi bila to lie %kapitula-
ciJa pred najvecjim razbOjnikom.
Kot tocka demokraticnega programa je raz-
orozenje pray tako opraviceno, kakor kot idealna
zahteva. LIE pozabiti sc he SINE, ola je treba pro-
gram demokracije jemati kot celoto in patti, ka-
ko so njegove posamezne locke V zvezi med Sc
boz. Nekatere zahteve lahko v~eljajo vsak cas-; ne
katere so pa lie tedai opravicene, &c Sc izpolnijo
obenem tudi druge in &c Sc vjemajo 2 razmerami.
TakO je ma primer zahteva, da morajo biti
povsOd, kjer Sc opravlja delo, XII postane lahko
nevarno zdravju in zivljenju, elm popolne.ise
varnostne naprave, vedno enako opravicena. To
sc more in mora zahtevati v kapitalisticni druzbi;
to DO v socialisticnem sistemu seveda enakO po-
trebno.
II razorOzenjem je stvar nekolikO drugacna.
Nprasanje, ali sc more Ia zahteva uresniciti, je cd
vlsnO cd tega, kakSen BIO mir v splosnem.
Prvi pOgoj, ola sc more razoroaenie zahteva-
u, skleniti in izvesti, je ia, da sc ustanovi interna-
cionalna organizacija, XII mora obsegati yes svet,
pa maj Sc imenuje "Zveza narodov" ali kakorkoli.
To zahtevo ie 2 vso pOtrebno ja~snstjo izrekel
predsednik Wilson. TIA zahteva sc vienna z naeeli
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-02

Caligula je ime, katero je zadelo toliko kle-
tev, kolikor malo katero drugo V rimski zgodo.
vlni. Nladal JIG cd leta 37-4l pc X. +. kot nasled-
mix motnega cesarja liberia. Njegovo pravo inc
je bio Gajus Caesar.
Ze pod Tiberijem SO sc V draw razvilc raz-
mere, Iii SO pripravljale mocvirnata tia "a razvoj
koruptne in okrutne despociie. Tiberij, XII JIG incl
raznovrstne slabe izkusnje, ie postal skrajno ne
zauplJiv. Ia laStnost je imela svoie korenine re
V njegovem ~znacaju. Pridruzilo Sc il ie Sc zaniGe-
vanje Judi in mizantropija. Nestetim podlim kre-
aturam JIG dalo to ugodno priliko, ola 80 Sc sku-
Sail prikupiti 2 denunciacijami in laznivimi obtoz-
bami. Obdolzitve zaradi veleizdajstva so postaja-
lie skoraj nekaj navadnega in mnogo poStenih lju-
I'll Je zaradi njih izgubilo premozenjc, svobodo,
pa tudi MvlJenje. Senat, odini faktor, Iii hi bill
mogel krepko nastopiti proti takim krivicam, jc
izgubil &c vsakO samozavest nizko hlapGevstvo sc
Je vgnezdilo V MEM in naposled nj bill mic dru-
zega, kakor orodje V vladariewh rokah.
no j, oscminscdemdcset Let star, umrl. mu
Jc .ledil praneGak Gaius Caesar, sin Gcrmanika
i'll slavohlepne Agrippine. Takrat ie bill pctin-
dvajset let star. Pc Avgustu je podcdoval sla-
bost V spodnjem delu telesa, kar ga je delalo ne
lie nerodnega, ampak tudi bolcstno ncrvoznega.
Tcda boil usodepolne so bile |njcgovc moralnc hi
be. Bill jc prevzeten bahaG, zapravljivec i'm skrai.
no nestalnega z~naGaja.
Tiberij je incl dobrO oko IA take lastnosti
in je bill spoznal dusevno malOvrcdnost Svoicga
pranecaka. Pri neki priliki je dejal: 'Pustim Ga
ia, maj zivi, sebi in liudem "a nesreco; V MEM
vzgojim kaGo "a rimski narod in Faetona "a YES
svet. y TIE besede so Sc vjemale $ Tiberiievim "a
niGevaniem cloveSkega rodu.
Pisatelj Suction pravi o Gaju. Ola je bill bo-
Ian ma dust i'll ma telesu. Kratka, a strasna doba
nJegove Wade p%Otrjuje resniGnos te sodbe.
no je priSla vlada V njegove roke, ga ie rim
sko lJudstvo $ pravim navduseniem pozdravilo.
Mrak Je bill padel ma cesarstvo. Zlasti zadnja le-
Ia, ko sc JIG bill Tiberij umaknil ma otok Capri,
kJer Je Mvel V samoti, je postajalo javno zivlje-
me- bolJnbolj neznosno. Sejanove intrige, XII je
bil zastrupii cesarjevega sina in sam iztezal roko
po kroni, dokler ga nj dial Tiberij cd sonata usmr-
It'll ;drzno nastopanje pretorijancev; brezzvestno
transtvo uradnikov; ovadustvo in sploSna nesi-
gurnost: Use to je napravilo tako tezko atmosfe-
no V DRAW, da je ljudstvo predvsem hrepenelo DO
lzpremembi. Gaia JIG torej smatralo "a odrcSeni-
ka IL neznosnega stania in JIG blagoslavljalo ME
gov prihod.
Res so prva ~njegova vladarska deianja opra-
vlcevala %slutnjo boljsih dni. Ampak upanjc ie BIZ
10 zelo kratkotrajno. "Nova meta dobro pome-
ia - Je pregovor, Xxi velja Gesto tudi "a VIA
darJe. A Caligula Je bill zelo kratek cas- ''nova
meta. Misel, da je vladar skoraj vsega znane-
ga sveta, je bila presilna "a njegovo slabotno i'm
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-02

Fizieno opesanje pa slabi odporno silo roper vsa-
ko bolezen, torej tudi roper dusevno.
Nekaj podobnega JIG pripravilo pot tudi ma
niJi v krogu rimskih cesarjev. Po smrti Julia Ce-
zarJa sta sc spojili druzini Julijcev in Klavdijcev.
ODE sta re bill degenerirani in p%opaGeni napake
III slabGsti oheb sta Sc tako zdruzili in potomci
so Jill podedovali V pomnozeni meri. dokler sc
MISC razvile V pravo blaznost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-02

Vesti o akciji Japoncev V Sibiriji so utihnile.
In to je dobro. Naivec ie to menda ~pripisati vpli-
va Ameriki.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1918-02-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Oats delivered anywhere in
town for 1925 per hundred
Bring sacks. T. a. Holiday.
J. H. McQuillen left Sunday
night for Clarno, a small station
near Madison. His brother.
George, is holding an auction
sale on his farm near there and
J. a. is the auctioneer.
Sheriff Fred H. Root, of Philip
5. D., was in Belle Fourche Tues
DAY. In addition to looking after
the duties of the sheriff's office
Mr.. Root handles the Bull Trac-
tors and through his ADVERTISE
ments in the Bee has recently sold
a tractor at Beulah and one at
Arpan.-Belle Fourche Bee.
( "A cablegram to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 7. Nelson, of Pierre, Tues
day evening informed them
OF the death of their son, Clar-
ence, from diphtheria, somewhere
in France. The young man was
a member of Battery G, 147
Field Artillery, in which a num-
Der of Philip and Haakon coun-
ty young men are serving. This
is the first fatality in the COM
pany. His father is former assis-
fant secretary of state.
A Miss Howe, who for year
or more. has been at the Cava-
naugh home near Milesville,
died Saturday night, from tu-
berculosis. With two sisters she
came to this section about a
year ago. Each of them was af-
flicted with the dread disease,
and the change to South Dakota
from their home in Rhode Is
land was made in the hope that
this climate would prove benefi-
cial. The other sisters passed a.
way in April of last year.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1918-02-21
Can You Sing The Star
Spaneled Banner

Eight hundred Americans at
tended Congress Of Nations at
Rome. Each nation was called
upon to sing their NATIONAL air.
The British sang, "God Save
the King the Germans "The
Watch on the Rhine The FIR
ench, "Marsellaise,' and eight
hundred Americans broke down
attempting to sing "The Star
Spangled Banner
From many places east and
west they are holding "song
fests,'' for the purpose Of re-
viving the art of singing. These
song tests are usually held at
the school house as community
center.
Such a song fest will be held
at Philip high school building at
8 o'clock Wednesday evening,
Feb. 9th. Coffee will be served
by the Woman's Club. Ladies,
bring your knitting and a light
lunch, also cups for coffee. Gen
tlemen, come determined to en-
joy a social hour and all join in
singing "Auld Lang Syne.' No
admission charged. Committee
Mrs. Whitney, music; Mrs. Mi
chael, coffee; Mrs. Nelson, So
cial hour.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1918-02-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


COMMON LAW, Clara Kim
ball Young, at Gem Friday and
Saturday.
Oats delivered anywhere in
town for 1926 per hundred.
Bring sacks. T. H. Holiday.
J. P. Hanrahan, of Springfield,
was an arrival Monday morning,
to visit with his parents at their
home near Hartley.
Albert Timothy, Of washington,
is the new butcher at the City
Meat Market. He arrived the
latter part Of last week.
Mrs. F. G.. Schwartzs returned
home last Thursday night from
Silver City, Iowa, where she
has been for the past two mon
tbs.
The county commissioners met
in adjourned session Tuesday,
adjourning last evening. Com
missioners Haxby and Jarman
were in attendance.
Big voting contest at Gem
Monday, Feb. IS, for the four
most popular ladies. Each will
receive free pass for even
geance and the Woman" for the
full Is weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Lamp
and family are leaving this
week for Newcastle, Wyo., where
he expects to take up home
stead under the laws allowing ao-
ditional entries.
Frank Beach, who is operating
a well digging outfit in the coun-
try northeast of Philip, with
splendid success, ordered the
Review sent to his wife at Par
ker. He expects to move his
family to Philip in the spring.
Mrs. Curtis, of Rapid City,
came down Sunday, and visited
for couple of days with her
sister, Mrs. P. j. Ulrey, who is
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F..
E. Pohle. Mrs. Curtis went out
with Mr.. Ulrey Tuesday to the
ranch near Elbon.
Most Of the local people who
have relatives in Battery G.,
which arrived in France the
latter part of last month, have
this week received letters and
cards. Not much information is
conveyed or expected, because
Of the censorship. The boys state
that they had a pleasant trip
in crossing the ocean and We're
seeing lots Of sights.
The first letter from any of
the Philip boys now in France,
reported to us, was received Nor
day morning by Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Forsell from their son,
Grams, who is with Battery G,
LAT field artillery. The battery
arrived in France few days be-
fore the card was written. 1t is
postmarked Army P.O. No. l
France Jan. 28th, and reads as
follows: Dear Folks-I am feel
ing fine and dandy and hope you
are the same. There is nothing
much to say. Only that We are
drilling and working hard every
day. This will be all for this
time. Will write more in my next
letter.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1918-02-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

A daughter was born Monday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Fancher.
Coupons in this paper, good
for 1Oc at Gem to See Vengeance
E. S. Golf left Sunday night
for Sioux City, where he will en-
ter hospital for treatment.
See T. H. Holiday for your
white seed oats. Phone order
1915 per hundred. Bring sacks.
Leda V. Eddy writes us from
Readlyn, Sask., Canada, to send
the Review to her during the
coming year.
John l.. Davis returned Tues
day from southern Iowa, where
he has been visiting with rela-
tives since before the holidays.
Mrs. S. M. Rinehart returned
Tuesday to her home near Wall,
after weeks visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. A. S. An
derson.
Frank Kinney arrived Friday
morning from LaPlant, to spend
q few days with his mother, who
has not been enjoying the best
health recently. y
Ed Carter, who is employed
by T. J. Robinson, left Monday
morning for Belle Fourche, to
take physical examination as
one of the Glass Ia men OF
Butte county.
The people Of the Lucerne
neighborhood will hold an enter
tainment and oyster dinner at
the E. F. Fessenden home Sat
urday, Feb. 23rd, for the bene-
fit Of the Red Gross.
AT a meeting Of the dirdc-
tors of the electric light com
pany Monday evening, it was de-
cided to run the plant Tuesday
mornings of each week, for the
benefit of those who have cleo
trio washers and irons.
Mrs. Rex Terry and her sister,
Mrs. w. McGinn, left the fore
part of the week for Sioux Falls
Mrs. McGinn, whose home is in
Sioux Falls, had been visiting
with her parents at Philip and
stopped off here Monday on her
return home.-Ft. Pierre Times.
The local board has received
notice that during the five days
beginning March 4th, they shall
send the final contingent OF
the first draft, three men, to the
cantonment which will be desig-
mated later. The board has no
dope as to when the call for the
second draft will be made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Ronning
left Friday night for Chamber
lain, to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Ronning's sister, Mrs. Dent
who died at her home in Ogden,
Iowa, following a brief illness
from pneumonia. Interment was
made at chamberlain. From there
Mrs. Ronning goes to washington
and Canton, and at the latter
place will visit with Mr.. and Mrs
C. A. Bennett, former Philip
residents. Ned will spend a few
days with his folks at Brookingt
and will also visit Minnesots
points before returning.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1918-02-21
RED CROSS NEWS

The jackson county chapter
realized exactly $4,000 as the
result of it's box supper last week
The proceeds of the picture
show given by the Haalkon coun-
~ chapter at the Gem Theatre
last week amounted to sixty dol
lars net.
A big Red Cross sale will he
held at Cottonwood Friday af-
ternoon February 22nd.
The movement to organize all
the schools of Haakon county has
gone forward actively under the
direction of Mrs. r. s. O'Neal
during the week. All teachers
and others in the work should re.
port to her as soon as possible
the results of their efforts.
Liars Of a variety common
enough these days are evidently
circulating about in old Stanley
county. Witness this sizzling
item from Brother Coyne's pa
per of last week:"The person who
started the lie, and lie it is,about
the financial condition Of the
Stanley county chapter of the
Red Cross should be made to
publicly apologize. Some folks are
smooth enough to conceal their
private war views and make the
public believe they are loyal, but
others are not so gifted in the
art Of deception, and when they
insist upon talking it does not
require Sherlock Holmes to
properly classify them.
The Ottumwa branch has pur-
chased spinning wheel. Any
one in the county having wool
for sale is requested to commune
cate with that branch.
The Macmillan, Burnt Creek
Mathison, Swastika and Ottum-
wa schools are all organized as
Junior auxiliaries affiliated with
the Ottumwa branch.
The ladies Of Ottumwa branch
meet regularly in the new church
Two sewing machines are in OPP
Grafton. With the advent of the
new spinning wheel the building
will have the music Of Red Cross
work.
Some of the branches have at
tempted to use the heavy sweater
yarn recently sent out, for socks.
The yarn was plainly marked
Sweater yarn do not use for
socks, 'and there should have
been no mistake about that. We
are unable to get sock yarn just
now.
A dance in celebration Of st.
Patrick's Day will be given at tn
Philip opera house the proceeds
to go to the Red Cross.
The Presbyterian ladies aid
society will meet with Mrs. G..