Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-05-08
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FlOrid!ln announced that the
message. of the voyage was sent by
to the bride he left at home. 1t was:
Gill up the pantry. for I'm coming
home.
To help refurnish northern France. 3d.
900 chairs and 10000 tables are being
made by schoolboys in the manual train
ing shops OF the United States.
Wage levels will not be reduced and
pre-was railroad rates cannot be looked
for in the future Director General
Walker Hines has declared.
"Boishevism is a disease says Mar
shall Foch. which attacks conquered
countries. Conquering nations like our
own will remain free from It,"
Owing to a strike of walters at Mon
teal hotels. women volunteers. under
the direction of Lady Kingston. acted as
walters at a banquet to General Pau.
The Democratic Club of Massachu-
! sets. and II democratic members Of the
| Massachusetts, legislature. have cabled the
| president demanding Mr.. Burleson's re-
| movai.
Ralph D. Blumenfeld. editor of the
London Daily Mail. has reached New
York on his first visit to the United
States in Is years. He formerly was an
American.
Reports that General Treat. command
I Ills III S0b IOtSCo III AN0AJt u
dered all Yanks to leave the country by
May /. were unconfirmed at the state and
! war departments.
A recent Russian wireless stated that
Mount Eibruz. which has been ice clad
from time immem0rial. has been dis
charging smoke. and the ice is being
| carried down the mountain in torrents.
German troops have attacked the
| American Red Cross mission at Kovno.
Lithuania. according to a cablegram re-
ceived In New York. A Lithuanian SOL
der was killed in defending the Ameri-
cans, 1t was said.
A correspondent cables that the Ger
man delegates to the peace conference
are "banking on American sympathy"
and do not believe the Americans would
let Marshal Foch starve them as pun
ishment for refusing to sign the treaty.
The failure Of Paderewski's efforts to
win Danzig for the Poles is %prophesied
to mean his political downfall. The ia
NOUS pianist. whose efforts on behalf Of
his country have cost him all his prop
erty. is said now to be '.just a tired old
man"
A dispatch from England to the New
York Tribune says the demand for the
silk top hat" in Britain has become
'~phsnomenal." and the New York Sun
secs in this "indisputable evidence that
the British public really believes in the
AVS0.A VI PSdS0'
Seizure and c~onfiscation by the states
Of private stocks of Intoxicating liquors
accumulated in anticipation OF nation
wide prohibition, will be possible and
probable after the prohibition law goes
into effect. says Wayne b. Wheeler. gem
eral counsel Of the Ant!-Saloon League.
DR., Fridti0f Nansen. head OF the COM
mission to feed Russia, is having diff
Guilty In getting in touch with Nikoiai
Lenine concerning the r~evictualling OF
Russia on condition that the bolshevists
cease fighting. The French press is
~revictualling plan. Several newspapers
charge that It is an attempt by Amerl-
cans to ingratiate themselves INT obtain
concessions.
Thu 20 members Of the crew Of a motor
boat wrecked of the coast OF Honduras
in November. arrived in New Orleans a
few days ago. h vessel, bound to Chile
with coal and iron. struck rocks Novem-
!. Der 1. TIL crew took to lifsboats and
landed on an island inhabited by hostile
(MosQuito) Indians. who had been in the
!, habit of killing shfpwrecked white men
who were not heavily armed as these
' The crew lived on cocoanuts and fash
toned spoons and knive from the shells
They finally reached Blueaelds 10 days
, after being wrecked.
On the whole the premier has gone
, back to Paris with q good press here
Tho public, however, is simply waiting
Great business problems are also wait
Z ing. The war for four years was Tough,
by inches. Peace seems to be coming b,
= inches. and the return to normal condi-
t tons Of life n trade is just as pain
r fully slow. The ono thing above al
holding tho country together is the solid
dogged common sense OF the average
worker. coupled, with that.pecullar sens,
Z Of honor which proved such a powerfn
factor Ia the British infantry during eve,
the darkest. months OF the war. It 10 tn,
. ability Of making the bsst Of . bad Job
z humor oppressive OF 4 fANllistic toucl
In the Anglo-SAxon ,character-fha
!. tends to create staying power. says tn,