Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-05-29

LuIcIS, NOW III SeSSIcn III INeW Icfh, IL
clares the need for "a nation wide move
ment TO restore sanity and common
sense i'm relations between labor and
industry. The association makes note OF
1.-THE large number of vicious propagan-
dists' at work In the country, and says
"nevcr has there been greater demand
for courageous and sane leadership in
combating unwise councils" In the ma
ton. The report submitted points to
the heavy taxation. increased cost OF
freight and other essentials. which. com
hined with unreasonable demands OF
labor, jeopardize the present industrial
supremacy of the country.
mo American soldier was ever gassed
due to the failure OF an American gas
mask" the report says. land
such gas casualties as did occur were
due to the fact that the masks were not
quickly enough utilized when the gas was
thrown over. or because the soldier was
nawar of the presence of gas" Aneri-
can troops had 1.-The best and most pro-
tective gas masks the world had seen;
$3.50. 600 were produced. OF which 4,0OO.-
900 were sent overseas. These gave 20
times the protection afforded by the best
German gas masks"
New York policemen have been or
6ered to police the bridges between Man
haitian and Brooklyn every morning and
evening until after the mayors auto has
k~~"SSO wv vi -O SsssO
the squad will go on duty on two bridges
At 3 a. m. and $3.50 y. M, because recent
~, when going to his home from the city
hail. q large sugar truck got sQuaSely
in the way Of the mayors Limousine The
driver refused to turn out, and when the
mayors bodyguard informed him Of the
identity OF the %occupant of the automo-
bile he was not a bit overawed. The
mayor was once a section hand.
Failure OF the allied powers to include
Mexico in the League Of Nations 10 at
6ibuted in Washington to the clause
which deals with intent Of nations to full
NIL their international obligations. 1t is
pointed out that Mexico has paid no in
terest on her national debts since 1919.
Tho Mexican government has seized
properties owned in large measure by
foreigners. and there has been no report
on the operation OF such utilities.
The United States governments pri-
vate printing house is as big as any six
privately owned publishing houses in the
country. 1t costs about $l2, 900. 900 to OPP
crate Il, and the documents which it
franks through the mail would use up.
II paid for. about $50. 900, 600 worth Of
postage stamps each year.
Zone result OF the European war"
says Acting Secretary Of State Polk, has
been to show the United States how COM
pletely our interests lie in this hemt-
sphere. With peace restored our inter-
est in European affairs will be more
Theoretical than real, but we must have
closer relations with our %neighbors in
Central and South America"
Washington let's us know that the new
treaty IL the longest treaty in all his
tory-80,00 600 words or more. 1t Is printed
In two languages. English and French, on
parallel More than 1000 experts
have worked on It constantly for three
and one-half months. Printed in
form 1t would make two volumes Of the
size Of an ordinary novel.
A remarkable product Of war re-educa-
ton is Lieutenant Bouquet. a one armed,
blinded French soldier, who with his left
and has learned to operate all the weav-
ing. knitting and shorthand machines de-
signed for the blind. and is instructing
classes in electrical Mechanics.
A thousand men who served in the
British army and who through their
American citizenship or long residence in
the United States are entitled to repa-
t%riation. will leave Liverpool Wednesday.
A majority Of them Joined the British
forces after the United States had enc
tered the war. taking that method OF get
ting to the battlefield quickly.
After two weeks Of investigation of the
bomb plot without un%earthing a single
clue the police commissions OF New
York . offered y. substantial reward
s.ss rson - tho a wrn .1 anH con n,H.S ~
anyone connected with the plot.
An u.vnn. r,rar mills are rroduc,nr
nor moias.e. thsn ,nn he marketeds a
Cuban inventor claims to ave a con
utiiixed a. fuel without CHOKING the fur
nacea, which has hitherto been impos-
sible.
Much ommen has arisen in Parts over
the fact that italy il not included in the