davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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a jeho domacim lidem, zapo-
mnel ma svoji touhu po venko-
We, ale pravym mestakem Sc
prece jenom nestal. Jak z de-
kanstvi vysel, zvaznel jeste vic
a stal sc jeste vetsim nemlu-
YOU. Beze slova pozdravil ne
bo ma pozdrav podekoval, ale
nikym nikdy Sc nezastavil, k
nikomu nepriAnul, zadneho pfi
tele 81 nehledal a neziskal, vsu
de, v kostele, We skole kance
lari pfesne vykonal svoji po-
vinnost, ale do zbytecnych reel !
a hovorq Sc nepoustel. Neumel
to - neby,,o mu to proste da-
no, mcdowell zazertovat, usmal
Sc, nevinne poskadlit dite, poll
chotit dospelemu, vsecko, to,
CO kneze cini castokrat nejvice
oblibenym a milym.
"Boze, ,kdy pax uz Sc ten
zamraceny kaplan cd mas od-
stehuje?" ptavali Sc nekdy pa
ma dekana. Ale ten se Martina
zastal "nevite, GO mate, to je
perla, drahokam = duse, o.
vsam ze nebrousena."
81 dejte pokoj! Sedlak je|
to! A nejak nafoukany! Cho-
di, jako bychom mu byli spat-
nj. Mluvi jakoby zlata ukrajo
val" To uz pam dekan take
znal minuly zivot Martinuv i
jeho rodinne pomery, &C Mar
tin nerad boaesti jen Mich
mluvil, vedel, re v Klenci ma
chudou matku jak il stedre
podporuje, chapal, ze nechce
- kdyz no poslla - navsti-
wit sve rodiste, i to chapal, ze
jeho matka nechce sem do me
sta "a synem = &C il tollkrat
dial zvat a Hiboyal, re dekan
stvi hnout Sc nemusi, jen ably
prece syna videla, potesila Sc.
"Kdybych byl ma vsi," odbyval
dekana Martin, "prijela by
pry - ale do mesta Ia mic. w
jsem Sc il napsal naval dost
- tax uz ted ami O tom Sc ne
zmihuji." 70 vsecko vedel pan
dekan a proto ma vsecky vytky
"a kaplana odpovidal: "Kdy'
byste Wy byli nell tax trpke
mladi, nebyli byste JIM" - 4
opravdu a vroucne zamilova
81 kaplana, elm dal mel no ra
Y Geji a konduity, ktere o men
postal konsistori, pfckypova
ly chvalou jeho knezskeho ii
vota horlivQsti urade, koste
lie i Skole.
Tretim rokem dostal Porazi
pochvalny dekret cd konsisto
re, O birmovani no pan biskul
neobycejne vyznamenaval, We
igjne chvalil, a &C jeSte neby
deset let kaplanem, sOtva sc
dm, prece udeli! mu pravo nc
sit synodalie. o tom vsem d'
vidala Sc Manka, i kdyz j I
Martin nepsal, Pan farar neb
kaplan Klenci, iakmile Sc
no docetii v novinach, znajie
jeji slabustku, hned il to pow
deli i vyloz:li, ba jeste nods'
dill, jen ably j radots zpusob
Ii. A Manka celia tonouc
stastne pyse vypravela: ISL
seljjste? Muj pamRater =
kavky dostal - pochvalu p
ma biskupa - We vsech nov
mach to bulo - takova ces
To Sc rozumi, re mu to zads
mo nedali. Musi Won Sc drz
ha belt sekac, dyz no tax v
znamenali."
A tax konecne jsouce od
be odlouceni, stastne a spok
jene kazdym svym zpdsobe
zili, matka syn. V jejich w
minkach bledlo vzdy vic co
d6lilo a elm dele Sc nevide
tim cistsi predstavu, jeden
J.r, o,,,S 1n61 zaDO111inali
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XII.
Hned druhy den pc one hosti
ne v Cafe Anglais Savari ode
bral sc do Rue Grammont, ma
je V umyslu mluviti S Fedorou
stlj co stuj a vynutiti z nj roz-
hodnou odpoved'.
Madame jest nemocna," or
nanlovala Marietta, "a nemuze
nikoho prijmouti."
Kdyz byl marne pokousel Sc
o to, ably mu dovoleno byl jen
nekolik minut madadme mlu-
viii, odebral Sc do hotelu des
Princes, X hrabeti Rubinimu.
Nemoha videti Fedoru, chtel
aspon S nekym o nj mluviti. A
lie mily hrabe, jindy tax sdilny
usluzny, tax hovorny a zer-
tovny, stal Sc pojednou upja-
tym, odmerenym, chladnym.
Ma miste, ably ma kladene otaz-
ky odpovidal pravym privalem
rozmarnych SLOW, odpovidal ny
nj usecne, kratce - kde ty-
kali sc otazky Fedory, chvilemi
! i hnevive.
My, znajice, kdo skryval Sc
"a maskou hrabete RubinihO,
snadno pochopujeme nahlou tn
zmenu - ale Savari, jenz du
sevnim stavem Vibertovym ne
byl tax seznamen, jake my, byl
nenialo prekvapen, anO pole
kan, Poeal premysleti pricine
a jsk Sc jemu zdalo, zahy il Wy
naSel.
Tech patnact dni, ktere mi
poskytl k zapraveni dluhujicl
sunny" tax Septal sam X sobe,
"davno jiz uplynulo = patrne
mysli, re Sc o vyrovnanl malo
staram cd te chvile, CO uzavrel
Sc mnou pratelstvi - chlad-
most ona neznamena mic jineho
nezli tichou vytku "a to, re ne
dostal jsem slovu danemu."
= sotva re myslenka tato mu
V hlave utkvela, mel nyni jen
jedinou touhu: vyrovnati Sc co
neldrive hrabehem Rubinim,
tax ably mu pristup k Fedore
byl opet umoznen.
Ale kde witt tax najednOu
ctrnact tisic franku? V dlouhe
rade svych znamych neznal je
dineho kavalira, jenz by mohl,
ancoo byl ochoten takovou su
, mou mu vypomoci. Byti to pred
!, dvema mesici, nerozmyslel by
' Sc dlouho - hledal by stesti
sve II hracskeho stolu, jak byl
: jindy cinival. Vzdyt' vlastne ha
zardni hra byla jeho jedinym
: povolanim. "Potrebuji sto fran
< ku,' rikaval k sobe a nenapad
4 10 h,u pfemysleti tom, kan 81
e je ma jit vypujcit, nybrz dodaI
e obycejne: "Do ktere henry
: bych 81 je mel jiti vyhrat?"
Ones vsak vahal.
Nc snad proto, re pri poslet
e nj hre stesti mu nepralo; byl
It jako vsichni ostatni hraci, po
h vercivy vefil, re po nezdarl
: vzdy nasledovati musi stesti. 4
y lie S jeho stavem duSevnim sta
: la Sc pojednou zvlastni zmena
u Od te chvile, CO srdci jeho s.
e vznltil ohen lasky k Fedore, vi
l. del zivot lidsky We zcela jinen
svetle - a slovo "cest" kter
d jindy pro neho nemelo valne
= no vyznamu, pusobilo nan nyn
"a moci primo kouzelnou. Snazi
e Sc vesti zivot novy, zivOt leps
ii a 'pfi tom minulost zahaii'
E Experimentation 'rouskou "a
ipomenuti. A pfisel tez k tom
- nahledu, jak mike, jak neces
Sc ne Jest to, domahati Sc jmel
Ell u hracskeho stolku. kdyz zisk
10 Il lie he tez p.lnou, poctivo
'e prac1.
l. (Pokracov&ni.)
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PRODA Sc dunn o IL pokojich
hodici Sc pro 4 rodiny. Nese
ma ajmu $47.OO mesicne. Naleza
Sc ma E. 40 ul. z Broadway. Do
bra prilezitost k ulozeni penez.
Haste Sc u MIR. Philip u The
Rapid Transit Land CO., Z20-
$50 Erie Bldg.
1-1O
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bert. "Musim Sc fidit podle sve
dectvi. Ostatne, jakych pricin
by mel Langlade k tomu, tvrdi
ii O sobe, re zabil cloveka."
"On ale neudal jmeno toho
cloveka."
"Jeho milostnice no vsak do
sti podrobne popsala."
"Zadny z tech dvou lidi neni
81 jist, kdy vrazda Sc udala."
"Ale oba jsou dosti blizci o
norou dnu, kdy Vidal zahynul.'
Soudce Goubert chvili pfemy
sleI, nacez pravil:
"A ia slova, napsana vlastni
kryi zavrazdeneho: "Mym vra
hem jest - Spachal-li Langla-
de vrazdu, jak vysvetlite tuto
vetu. Maurice Vidal prece ne
mohl zlocince toho znati."
"Tento jediny bod zda Sc me
samotnemu byti zahadnym -
ba nejzahadnejsim re vsech O.
statnich," odvetil Vibert vazne,
"vsak pokouslm Sc no objasniti
nasledujicim zpusobem: Nezli
byl Langlade odveden do veze-
nj zil v Parizi a jako neobycej
ny silak a byl u Jiste tfidy mia
dych lidi velmi dobre znam. Ne
podavali 81 S MIN Sice ma polka
ny ruce, ba ami lehkym pozdra
vem neprozrazovali, re obrov-
sky Langladed patri do poctu
jejich znamych. Avsak kazdy
jeJ znal - a kdo jej neznal,
ten lined tazal Sc ma jeho jme
no, kdykoliv objevil Sc ma We.
rejnych mistech V pruvodu sve
Soleil- -Couchant. Takovy zvlaS1
nj parek musel k sobe upoutat
pozornost. On, hotovy obr -
ona, ztepila kraska, neobyce,
nou spoustu vlaSu zlat6rysavt
barvy. Pamatuji Sc, re Jedno
no vecera divadle Jakysi mia
dix zvolal ma Langlade-a: He
Langlade, kde mas svoji ryz
ku?" Media Sc tedy byti prav
depodobnym, re Maurice vi
dial cloveka toho znal a re h
v poslednim SVEN zapasu chte
udati soudu?"
"Ano," odvetil soudce zamy
slen, vase vysvetleni jest We
lice pravdepodobne."
"Mimo to-" pokracoval Vi
bert, "cela ia vec da Sc obJasr
ii nekolika slovy. Byla V tez
dobe spachana jeste jina vra
da V Rue de la Paix? Nebyla =
urady O zadne druhe vrazd
nevi. A proto verim, re Langl
| de jest vinen a Savari nevinen
ia vase udani nepopiram,
odv6til soudce, "ale byli ism
udrzovani po dlouhou dObu
tallove nejistote, ze clovek p
rozene zdraha Sc prijiti k JAKE
musi rozhodnuti."
| "Vsech pochybnosti bude1
IIpojednou zbaven, monsieur, ia
!: mile vyslechnete Langlade-a
jeho milostnici. Ji obzvlaste, I
bot Langlade, MONA, ze buC
Sc 1drahati ma vase otazky o.
povidati."
''Proc?"
"Ponevadz on neni prave
dnina tech lidi, kteri jsou och
nj odpovldati ma vse, CO Sc JIG
tazcme. o tom Sc asi sam pr
svedcite. Savari byl celia jill
clovtk - pfal bych 81 jeste n
nj, aby on .byl vinen - jiz pt
re k vuli vam - k vuli vereJl
mu zalobci a k - v1li sObe S
MENU"
"Jak pozoruji," pravil sol
ce, povstav, COZ bylo znam
MIN. re poklada rozmluvu
skoncenou, "ze nikdy nesmirl
Sc $ tou skutecnosti. ,pohllz'
Ma Savariho, jake ma nevinr
no."
"Priznavam Sc monsieur
| odv4til Vibert truchlive, "ze
| S tou neblahou skutecnosti
| mi tezce snlirinl ~ ia zaselg
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plynul spolecne a nerozlucne.
"Mdj zlatej pane synu," psa
la Martinovi jednou matka,
"dyz vas ten pan biskup ST.
chni ty pani mali tulik radi,
reknete jim prece uz vo ma
kou tn forku; dyby bula sebe
menci ait YAM il huz dali, a.
bych ma starry ko.ena piece mo
hla k vam, S wanna st tesit, vam
platna este bejt ha We ,vasom
naruci stastna humrit. Sem tn
ilu ~cizich, ha mezi cizejma, ia
ko prst sama, cizejm Sc dru,
cizejm platim, cizejm slouzlm,
hale krev po vas VIOLA. Taky lie
ia rostou, start Sc hlasi, kase!
mann, ha duch Sc mi kraft. HUI
to nejde jako to chodivalo. -"
Pri c,etbe tohoto listu zmoc-
milo Sc Martina slime pohnuti.
"Chudak, matka!" povzdychl
81, "opravdu nikoho nema, kdo
by il nemoci poslouzil, Wy
pral, uvaril - smutny z:vot "a
81 vede! Ano, je mou povinno-
sti ted, kdyz uz sama pri sve
trpelivosti 81 narika, ujmouti
sc j." Rozhodl Sc, re 81 poda
zadost o prvni faru, ktera ma
patronate nabozenske matice
lvypsana bude. "Jeden, diva -
ba uz pet mych spoluzaku ia
raruje," pocital duchu, "ne-
mdze tudiz ami mne byt We zle
lvylozeno. podam-li 81 zadost. y
! "Jen co tomu rekne jemnost
)ran?" napadlO Martina, ale
hned 81 Tekl: "Ma-h me oprav
du rad, bude mou zadost .ien
podporovat, ba pri SVEN Wivu
postara Sc to, abych faru do
. stall"
"Vzdyt 81 nepolepsis, ba po
ohrsiS 81, takove prijmy ma vsi
nebudou, ale "a to vydanl, OF
, budes platit a kupovat vsecko
pro dunn" zrazoval no Ease
| HAS. Martin pocital, co penez
' tn zahospodaril a az Sc toho
! zalekl. Pravda, nemel takrka
z;tdnych potreb, nepil, nekou'
e I'll, utratu "a neho hostinc
n platil jemnostpan, CO potfebo
Y val davali mu jako darky /
: vanocum anebo k svatkum 1
E tax rostl kapital.
a "Ale ma koho setrit? Pro-
il setrit?" optal Sc Martin sam;
! sebe, "ziyobyti mi da i ia nej
n mensi faricka a vic matko'
/ nepotrebuji."
i BOZ byl dobojovan, Martil
= chodil S tou mySfenkou V hla
We, ozila mem umrtvena tou
il ha po venkove, maloval 81, ia
D. cclou svod dilnu sebou 81 pc
p stehuje, jak zahradku 81 uprs
e. Vi, sam besidku a sedatka zrt
VI bi, pekne nabarvi, mako
e. tam bude v podvecer seda
o. vzpominat na vsecko trapel
o. pfetrpene Bohu dekovat, .
to honecne zivot Sc ma ne usm;
30 a spokojene dny Jim nadea,
to Uzna Martin a podekuje ma
ce ce, ze no mela Ike knezstvi. {
e bfe sc to stale, nikdy by j n
"a mohl pripravit tax pohodlr
D. zivot, kdyby sedlacil, jako n
We ze ted. Cihal tedy jako
ly- clsa ma mys, az ten konkurs
ru jaky bude vypsan, pax Sc sv
ia ri Sc svym umyslem panu d
Vi kanovi poprosi o primluvu.
st! Ale nez k tomu doao, prll
ar oila~ Sc tax hruzyplna udalo
zet ze ma raz rozmetala vsech
wy plany, zaplasila vsechny sny
tuzby kaplana Porazila. T
Sc spachan zlocin, mad kterym
ko- strnuly nejen Prosovice a XII
EN- kolem, ale celia ceska verejn'
,po a ktery dosud zustava zastf
,.A1 II 10
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PRONAJME Sc byt pro mensl
ceskou rodinu v {. 4426 PERISH
ng Ave. Haste Sc V {. 1892 b.
as ul. LILO
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PRODA Sc nabytek z druhe
ruky kamna velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc V {. 3181 Z. 40 ul.
Is
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Roman re zivota parizskeho.
Z anglickeho volne upravil J. G..

lie, kdy to ubohe, tezce zkouse-
ne srdce biti prestane,"
A uciniv po slovech tech su
dimu hlubokou poklonu, rych
lie Sc vzdalil.
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SVOBODNY PAN hleda pek-
ny byt u ceske rodiny v okoli
Broadway a E. SIS ul. Nechta
adressu v adm. t. listu.
l-9
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PRONAJME Sc byt pro malou
rodinu velmi LEVINE. Haste sc
v {. 1892 Ivy Ave.
Is
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-23
Education Going Down Hill.
From tn. Chicago Herald and Examiner.

''S"E& S -n"SaSVb Ns&S SHS"'"S'
Colleges this fall east and west are reporting an enormous regis
tration. Here in Chicago, Northwestern and the University of Chi
cago have both the largest undergraduate attendance in their his
tory. The professional schools are also crowded. But except in the
department Of science, the graduate schools are not large. In some
cases, indeed, they are smaller than usual.
The reason is not far to seek. The graduate students Of science
are in many cases planning to go into business. Chemistry, botany
and geology in particular offer attractive opportunities. But in
such fields as economics, modern languages, history and philosophy,
the graduate school leads either to teaching or to nothing. And the
great mass of our ablest young men in this country today are con-
WINGED that teaching and nothing are one and the same, as far as
prospects go.
They may be wrong. There are today the same compensations
inherent in the teaching profession that there always were. Il gives
a certain leisure, a certain opportunity to satisfy the heart that in
qunies for truth. And these are very real rewards to some.
But the last few years, indeed the last few months, have driven
home the belief that the ordinary college teacher does not get pay
enough to bring up a family decently. They have convinced young
men that when a college teacher proposes marriage he is offering the
girl of his heart a gold brick. He is neither purely selfish nor in
love with ceibacy.
Therefore he makes up his mind to do anything except teach,
and when he asks older teachers for advice they are half hearted in
setting forth the advantages of their own profession.
What this means exactly is that the next generation will not be
trained as well as the last. 1t means that education will go down
hill. And a nation in which education goes down hill Is q nation that
lis going down hill altogether.
The remedy is in the hands of the public. 1t is applying it
slowly, but very slowly. More speed is necessary, or The effect will
come too late.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-23
Worse Things Than Wilson.
The Lancer, IN The Los Angelo, rim...


NOW we begin to realize the extent Of the storm shat has been raging
sue ISs me world began N man has staggered under suc a weight of respon-5
e ends l Illness 1t comes to ONE Of Us guilty. tho realization OF the emotions
-" -. ue ruggI thai have been going o In his heart A mar of the Roose-
s EFT Up WIG plans his fights alter he gets into the ring. so to speak, could
"as enjoyed tisc crisis. Roosevelt. really enjoyed getting his plans through
congress. Most Of the tn he had was fighting with congress. He had the
nMs or MS life getting ut the big stick and rough housing his way down
nnsyivan aycnu 20 h capitoI. &8#%&%
MT wilson is another type. In private tak lie once made to the news
ape correspondents in Washington hc made it lear that he believes only the
onsehnsh cdo OF the United States can save civilizations; that the world is
QUITO likely a 8 = result of this. wa to return to the dark ages when men will
10 beasts again and education will disappear. In these circumstances gyou
ch imagine tn effect upon his sensitive. high strung nature to have dMty
party politics thrown acrosst The path h 9 ia struggling sc hard to climb!
personally. I am" agn" him. The only kind Of president who could please
my Celtic sou would be n who spent most of his time making faces at
1hsIaho. But ] han have to admit that I am glad that one O. my kind
yea S President Sssn a Is no 70 n N the job + the present ss9s,t tine There are seasons Of he
IONS IN his pFi. / am prepared Ito tai my doseo If EnEish. brotheriy love.
even at that you will have to hand the laures to old England. If ever q
country m. "a stood the gaffa without q whimper lis she. I have q letter ron
angeles and is familiar with organized charity work. She Gays that the wors.
anywhere OF the continent. In Belgium, on the other hand Mrs. Mcknight
6aSs he children ire well Ted and well dressed. n Itay the children are living
o thick black bread, but the conditions are not as d g in England.
The only complaint I have heard out OF England is against the American
movies whicha are flooding tn country. A writer in me Of thu prominent
British reviews lifts hts voice n a vail of sarcasm and protest against the
INVASION. H particularly objects ito the subtines. He says HI when q movie
producer is dealing with a drama involving a great international struggle be-
tweenst the United States and Germany over Mexico. for instance, the message
that comes from the kaiser to his ambassador is something like this:
Stir up trouble between Mexico and the United States. Have plenty of
gum and collins ready"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-23
Mr.. Marshall, Orator.
From the New York Times.

It is far from easy and perhaps impossi-
BILE. at this late day, to achieve originality
ef nhrase or anithet in eulogizing the king
of the Belglans. Innumerable people
moved by sincerest admiration, already
have ascribed TO him all the virtues and
valors there are, and done it with sue
~a.cs:cccc es they possessed. Not infre-
uuently the results have been fine III
the finest sense Of that fin, but often
misuscd, word.
These remarks lead naturally to recos-
milton Of the not unimportant fact that
Vice President Marshall, having had De
volved upon him the task of telling King
Albert that, n why, he was welcome IN
the United states, at least equaled the
best efforts OF an army Of ~eulogists. His
speech of greeting when Albert came
down the %gangplank was perfect, and
variously perfect. For one thing, NOT
least, it was mercifully short. 1t was
simple, too, without being over simple.
Best part of it all was the sentence IN
| which the vice president told the Kin
from what Americans he had a welcome.
To-day" he said, there is no man N
this proud land who loves liberty, fidelity.
Justice, and courage, who does not gladly
greet you, a king without a kings cun-
ming, a man with a man's high sense OF
\onor."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-23
cottonseed as a Beverage.

TTOITI ia OOItOH VII IIESS.
Just as the establishment Of q Cotton
seed research laboratory is upperrnost
seed research laboratory is uppermost in
the minds of progressive students in tho
industry, thine Cotton Oil Press is In re-
ceipt Of a letter from a chemical engineer
in one of the Now England states with
Information of the discovery and patent
ing OF n n,Aaltin,e hevcreGe tc take tbs
place OF coffee and which utiiizcs cotton
seed as q basis. ut Is remarkably inter-
esting." says the nventor Of the new bey-
1ge, that when cottonseeds are roasted
they have an aroma and q taate closely
resembling coffee" This commodity has
not yet been placed on the market. as
it requires boiling OF the seed. Just as the
coffee bean required boiling and processes
are being sought for converting II ln.o an
instant" state without loss Of It's bene-
fetal qualities and ct & not too greet est
Of conYccS!:.G.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-23

Letter TO the New York Times.
A recent trip to England SO impressed
lie with some of the evils arising from
lonus payments. such as out-of-work al
owaaccs for British soldiers who have
aeon III service. that 1t seems well to
t2und Il note of warning to Americans
Sho, in their enthusiasm for and appre-
:iation of what our boys have done in the
Nervice OF their country, are ready to
advocate the payment of large sums of
government money in the form of bonuses.
As the father of one OF these returning
seidiers, I would lie the last one to under-
rate the services rendered and believe that
tine gratitude of the nation should have
fun expression in legitimate ways. The
experience of Great Britain, however,
points out hat the payment Of cash
bonuses should not be one of these ways.
In that country, suffering now to a
FERROUS extent from interpretation, with
unsettled labor conditions, and with the
need of increased production indicated
on every hand, there are still great num-
bers unemployed, among whom are many
formerly in the service of their country,
who are now drawing unemployment PEN
sions to all extent costing the British gov
crnment s1G0, 900, 600 $500. 000, c00) per week,
while a vast amount of essential work is
waiting to be done, thus proving not only
n detriment in. curtailing production, but
being in itself denoralizng to the men,
who would much better be at work h
living on the bounty of their government.
The fact that it is understood that
Britain is on the point of withdrawing the
out of work pensions, both because OF
the Generalization it is causing in indus
try and OF the financial burden, would in
dictate that it would be wisdom on the part
of America to adopt means of showing
appreciation other than that now being so
actively urged, wen by well meaning per-
sons, of providing a money bonus.
Luther Burlingame.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-23
B|TRo-PHOSPHATE
IS Good FOR thin
NERVOUS PEOPLE
A PHYSICIANS ADVICE


New York Physicians Who's, Who"
says thai weak, nervous people who want
increased weight. strength and nerves
Bitro-Phosphate just before or during
each meal.
This particular phosphate is the dis
covery of a famous French scientist, n
reports of remarkable results from its
use have recently appeared in many
medical journals.
easily: do not sleep we'll, or are too thin;
go to any good druggist and get enough
Bitro.Phosphate for a two weeks sup
Eat less; chew your food thoroughly.
and IL at the end Of a few weeks you
do not feel stronger and better than you
steadier: If you do not sleep better and
have more vim, endurance and vitality,
your money will be returned, and the
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-23
As 70 HEresH 1rolIeYs.

From the New York Times.
There is difficulty in believing that any
serious minded person sincerely believes
in both the practices bility and Tho des.ra-
bility Of making street cars frce-frce,
hat is, in the sense that The cost of run
ming them would be paid out OF tax money
collected from the general public, instead
Of from fares collected froIa the people
who ride. Yet the Ralph s. Bauer, who
has made this strange proposal, and vino
has defended it'in 4 soher sounding spcoci,
delivered before the fcde-al electric rall-
"a commission in Waship gton, Is not q
bolshevtst, nor a socialist. nor oven an
"agitator," at least not ore oc any familiar
and recognized kind. He Is a rich MassA-
chusetts manufacturer president Of the
Associated Boards of Trado IN his county.
and he is credited Will possessing mis- fair
share of the hard hcodedness and common
sense characteristic OF liLs class.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-10-23
BREAKS YOUR COLD IN
JUST A FEW HOURS
1Pape's Cold Compound" Instantly re.
lieves stuffiness and
distress

Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuf1ling! A dose Of "Pape's Cold
Compound taken every two hours I'M
til three doses are taken usually breaks
up a ver cold and ends all grippe
misery.
The very first dose opens your
c%logged-up nostrils and the air pass
ages of the head; stops nose running /;
relieves the headache, dullness. fever.
ishness, sneezing, and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and costs
only a few cents 1t drug stores. 1t
acts without assistance, tastes nice,
contains no quinine-Insist upon
Pape's!-Adv.