The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-28
CITIZEN REPUBLICAN,
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were scattered throughout the country
during the open warfare between tha
TURKS and the allies. The battlefiefdn
cover such g large area that careful
salvaging has boon impossibIee. and the
result is that children, farmers. OF peasant
women are mangled almost every day by
accidental explosions.
Officers of the Boston chanber of COM
tnerce have issued q statement In which
they say that the brotherhoods are en-
tilted to far consideration OF their plan by
congress. They ask senators and represen-
tstives 10 stand for the rights and liberties
OF the whole people against the demands
OF any class which seeks special prtvi-
Ieees by coercive methods. The statement
adds: We are against special privilege
for capital and labor alike"
Congress has been asked for s, OK, ooc TO
fight Influenza. It Is explained that In
flucnza killed no. 600 IN the United States
in the Last four months Of 1918, and 0,oea
last spring. 1t has killed 6,o00. 900 people
throughout the world in the last year. In
the United States the mortality Is 9 TO I
compared with wars
TIL. National Zeftung says that 1900
crowns were found walled up In the home
of Bella Kuhn, which was abandoned By
the former dictator with such haste that
the money was left behind. Much plum
der In the nature OF Persian carpets and
ENEo sSAo .riNSt li1lG 1AOil lIlC Eo1ltCtIOH
OF Archduke Frederick was found hidden
In q convent.
A large British engineering company
has announced It's entry into the field OF
motor car production with a model which
Is openly regarded es an attempt TO meet
American competition. The company
hopes to put 2o.oo cars on the market the
first year. This car Is OF the 1870 horse
power, five-passenger type and is to sell
at approximately l-5od.
AT the annual meeting of the British
Medical Association two weeks ago, the
member rejected q resolution to the
effect hat the association should not en-
deayor TO prevent its member from COM
bining. the profession on trade union lines.
1t was defeated by a vote OF s to /.
Allied military representatives in Buda-
pest have reported to the peace confer
ence that the Rumanians have refusd to
cary out the allied Instructions with re-
gard to evacuation OF the Hungarian cap.-
tai. The allied officers asked the peace
conference 10 instruct them how to pro-
coed.
The Wal Camp Community Service en-
ployment bureau In New York city has
fonnd that IS per cent of all applicants e3-
press a desire to change their occupation
or are Just out OF school. Ten per cent
have no trades and IS per cent have
trades.
To stimulate sale of California products
In Argentina and other South American
countries. q commission OF business men
may be sent to BuenosA Aires, according to
plans being formulated by the Latin
American committee of the San Francisco
chamber of commerce
DIR. w. S. SoIf is among the liberal lead
ers OF Germany but strongly opposed to
boIshevist doctrines. He also Ia known
as one of Germany's leading pacif1sts.
Ok. Solf. former foreign secretary, Is being
mention for the post OF German ambassa-
dor to the United States.
There liz reason to believe that the
prices OF fsather, Of coal, OF lumber and
Of textiles have been materially affected
by forms of concert n cooperation
among the Producers ana marketers OF
these commodities. which It will be posi-
BILE to redress" concludes the president
A Spanish Mexican bank with a sub
hcribed capital OF 1905 900 pesos and
headquarters in Mexico City is planned by
members OF the Spanish colony there. The
purpose OF the institution 1s to sid In the
development of Mexican resources and to
increase commercial activity with Spain.
The Phoenix. Ark, Trades Council is
unwilling that the war department food
shall be distributed through municipal
purchase. as they fear danger to their
share OF the supply. They favor the par
GELS post piaE-
The president Of the Ohio State Grange
Gays. Restore the farmer to direct con-
nectfon with public markets In centers
OF population. and the farmers business
will increase and there will be lower food
costs to consumers.
The Cuban senate has passed the cleo
tornl amnesty law which frees all persons
found guilty or accused Of frauds In for
uler elections. Cuba.e new ELECTORAL law
was framed with the assistance of Mai.
Gen. Il. H. Crowder.
Judge Alschuler has received a number
Of letters from Chicago packing house
employees requesting him to Withhold his
decision in the matter OF the labor dis
pute because the writer's stated union
leaders did not represent them.
Prohibition has not thrown thousands
out OF work" so far as employment serv,
ice officials can ascertain. I've have not
had 2 single application for a job from 4
bartender 80 far as I nave been able to
learn" Jays Assistant Director Skinner.
A dispatch from Havana says: .The
recent sudden outbreak OF c~annibalistic
practices of voodoo worshipers, resulted
In the deaths OF at least three innocent
children and q half dozen Of the voodoos,
the Latter, by the application OF lynch
law"
Construction OF a highway along the
Mexican border n the laying of narrow
gauge tracks to connect supply depots
and army posts with important border
military stations are two projects that re-
Gently have attracted the attention of tha
army corps ofengineers.
Complaints nave reached San Francisco
that herds OF deer nre raiding the Genes
see valley nightly. md gardeners are los.
ing their entire crop OF vegetables, Al
the rhootins season h not pet open the