Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-13
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The American National Live Stock AS
ISOLATION at it's 22nd annual convention
this week went on record as opposing
government ownership of the railroads
and urging early return of the railroads
to private control under adequate federal
regulation: favoring federal licensing and
regulation of packers and stock yards.
bat opposing government ownership of
marketing facilities; advocating universal
.~lilitary training, and indorsing the fed
era' woman suffrage amendment.
1t develops that at the recent armistice
,aceting in Treves the German govern
r,ent voluntarily offered General PERISH
ing the use of German passenger ships
fnterned in German ports and
for carrying American troops home. But
Edward Hurley said that any action
apart from joint allied action could not
be accepted. This incident Is regarded
as showing Germany's desperate efforts
to curry the good will of the associated
governments, particularly the American.
Miss Olga Nethersole is organizing a
movement In London to raise the coun-
try's standard Of health. She says she
has come to the conclusion that laziness.
drunkenness and crime are symptoms of
physical disease. When the war broke
out Miss Nethersole left the state to de-
vote herself to social and hospital work.
For the first year she served in cantecns
" VOAAsSA @s sAO
During the past three years she has been
a surgical nurse in the New End Military
hospital.
The Poles view their position as . very
difficult one. On the east the German
are falling back, but are giving their arms
and ammunition to bolshevists, against
whom they are not permitting the Poles
to defend themselves. The Poles say Ger
man troops are being sent against them
from the interior Of Germany. and that
10000 Ukrainians have attacked near Lem
berg in the hope Of obtaining possession
of the territory before the peace congress
iS established.
Nearly two miles Of cents raised among
the office force of Thomas E. Rush., sur
! veyor Of the port Of New York. were
given to the Salvation Army as the Sur
veyors' Customs Welfare Associations
contribution toward happy holidays for
the poor. A mile Of cents is about $500.
Archibald Stevenson, of the military in
telligence bureau. prescribes the follow
ing remedy for bolshevism: Deportation
OF alien agitators, punishment under q
law specifically drawn for tina purpose
of Americans who advocate revolution,
barring from the ountry Of ultra-radical
publications. and q counter propaganda.
The acceptance by he German armi-
| stice commission Of the demand by the
allies for the delivery Of the German mer-
1 CAA6Ait Al0SI 10 CAUSltl8 OOI0
and anxiety in Hamburg and Bremen. A
meeting Of protest was held at HAMBURG
Monday. according to the Berlin Vos-
sische Zeitung.
San Francisco Chronicle: NJ. Radek.
chief OF the bolshevist propaganda, says:
The money sent to Berlin to finance tho
revolution was as nothing az compared
to the funds transmitted to New York
for the purpose of spreading bolshe-
vism in the United States.
A Budapest bank has decided to sue
ex-Emperor Charles for 100. 10000 crowns
the amount he subscribed to eight war
loans.
IT has been decided by the Association
OF Belgian Architects to ban the use Of
building material Of enemy origin. Neu-
trail subjects must show q certificate of
origin for the material they wish to
import.
Because members of the Ministerial AS.
ISOLATION OF Winnipeg issued the state
and prepare for the thereafter" the
Trades and Labor Council has Cancelled
affiliation with that body.
Nikolai Lenine and Leon rrotxkv.
speaking recently before he Moscow so.
Wet. confessed that the bolsheyist regime
10 bankrupt. especially regarding indus.
trial production, finance and food. accord.
Ing to q dispatch to the NAH Gondon).
The semi-official Temps Pdris) asserts
sn1t the oupreme councils PROPOSAL To
RUSSIA permits traitors who Withdrew
ttoesia from the . and turned the
sntiIs herman strength against France.
y ~ rese'vaos o.. the same footing AZ the
4 Dispatch says that vvt,u.m Hoh.r.
.ousrn rpcently -aAnounoed ~ intsntinn
Z u. return to B~erila.AnA5,a. -snS. -~S"