The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-12-04

schooner, Yacht Meteor III, afte: having
failed to dispose of it in Scandinavia.
where 1t was advertised for $45, TOO. Veal
thy New York yacht men have %receivei
letters from one of the eX-kaiser's agents
announcing that the craft. built in America
as a high tribute to the ability of Ameri'
can shipbuilding and a recognition of the
nigh position the United States holds in
yachting in the world" is on the market.
Terms of sale would be sent on request,
the letter added. The Meteor III, con-
spicuous for many years at the regattas
OF kiel and Cowes was built at Shooters
Island and christened by Miss Alice Roose-
welt In 1902 with champagne from the
former kaiseris private cellar. Among
those who attended the were the
late Col. Theodore Roosevelt and Prince
Henry, of Prussia.
Many Irishmen believe the governments
new Irish bill will give an option to north
east Ulster of coming into, or staying out
of, a Home Rule parliament. Part of the
1nducement for Ulster to come in may be
provided by adoption by the plan first
suggested by Premier Lloyd George I'M
der which an Irish parliament would meet
alternately in Belfast and Dublin. The
problem is to give self government to a
country one-fifth of which at least would
rather have civil war than to abandon tts
present status. The other four-fifths OF
the country has elected a parliament
whose meetings in Ireland are prohibited
rs Illegal.
Qualification in Dublin over the estab-
lishment Of direct shipping service with
America, changed to disappointment when
1t was found that the Liverpool charges
had been made on the first American yes
sci. The Dublin importer has had to pay
$40 a ton for Liverpool port dues and cart
age. The matter is treated in the Dublin
nationalist press as a revival against Ire
IarJ 90 Al,@ taz 1Dt~ ~
1860 to 1911. under which no Irish owned
ships were allowed to sail the seas. The
principal difficulty in the way of the per-
manent establishment of direct traffic
with America is said by economists to be
the absence of sufficient return cargoes.
Irish manufacturers are combining to
meet this difficulty.
The dinner that was served at the Bre-
wort hotel when the late King Edward the
Seventh, visited New York, cost $40 includ-
ing wines, the management asserts. To-
day the same dinner for his grandson, tho
Prince of Wales, would total $50. The din
ner at that time was lauded as the heighth
of extravaganza. The sample menue fur
nished by the Hotel Brevort includes:
Oysters On the half shell, 1860 price, 20
cents; 1919 price, 45 cents. Soup. Cream OF
chicken, 1860. 20 cents; 1919, so cents. Hors
d'oeuvres, 1860. IS cents; 1919, s. cents. File.
of trout, 1860, 40 cents; 1919, 75 cents Leg
of lamb, 1866. So cents; 1918, 81. Roast tur-
key, 1860, go cents; 1918, SIPS, Entrees, 1860,
70 cents; 1919. $1.50. Vegetables, a kinds.
1850, $3.50; 1919, So. Canvasback duck, 1860,
rs cents; 1919, 1.50. Salad, 1860, 30 cents;
1919, 60 cents. Desert. 1860, 80 cents; 1919.
55 cents.
Miss Harriet Lowenstein, called 1.-The
greatest shopper In the world" will par
ticipate In the Jewish war relief campaign
the last OF November in New York. Miss
bought food and clothing for
600, 600 persons in Europe. and spent ST.
D00.0 900 In three weeks. Her purchases
Rnged from soap to boots and because OF
The remarkable economies which she ef-
fected she became known as the bargain
of Europe"
Harry J. Harley, Of Philadelphia, a third
naval fireman. was discovered yes
.erday by children who insisted they had
,eard groans under q bungalow building
It the Hampton Roads naval base. Har-
had been missing for two months and
vas on the verge of starvation. He had
erved In France, was suffering from Shell
hook. and, apprehensive of punishment
fhen he oyerstayed his leave, took refuge,
fficials said under the building. Physi-
ians said he would recover though he
but 81 pounds. Harley was off.
tally rated as a deserter on October %.
Shortage of physicians in England,
realty increased during the war, is OPEN
~ unneard OF opportunities In the med
profession for women. Except Oxford
I-e:;S-.SSS Sa British Iifi9 CT sitiz,
ave opened their medical degrees to
omen. English prejudice against women
was formerly a matter Of world
cord.
Gfecian cigarets are TO be manufactured
ear London by an american concern. The
,mpany has q stock of nearly $4,000 90 of
acedonian tobacco such as is used in the
anufacture of Turkish cigarets. Be-
luse the district in which this tobacco is
own IS no longer governed by the Turks.
by this organization.
". w. Carlisle, notorious train bandit.
no was sentenced to life imprisonment In
n6 Tor robbery of three Union Pacific
assenger trains, has escaped from the
tate prison at Rawlins, wyo, He es-
aped by hiding in a box Of shirt shipped
rom the prison factory. Posses are
for him.
During the first 10h months after the
'sning OF the armistice. the United King
exported to Germany goods 10 the
.alue Of over $50, 900, 900, and received from
nat country Imports valued at about II.
V9,VO0. Details OF these imports and ex-
'crts We're given by Sir Auckland Geddea
resident OF the board OF trade.
Nlnety-five per cent OF the moving pic
ufo films imported by New Zealand arc
= american production. There are an
'ro1lmately 200 picture theaters In the
sland with an average seating canacity a.
30. 1865 VI
Ine bible IS now printed in IS more dia-
leets than 1t was FIVE years ago. On ~.
Attest list of the British Bible society tive
low tongues OF African tribes and that ~
kakka people numbering S,oooyouo n
soutnern China are listed.
the first egg laying race is nov In rror.
resss at Bently. Suffolk, where ! dossr
or more leans OF four hens eachs ~.
for prizes a-sgregating Il. -
Inc race" started October i ana r,,ii
un&al January LIB
The sword Of Sir. Francis Drake. the a.,e
sanae q considered to be originally nra-
ssnted BY Queen Elisabeth Is Draka nm
the occasion OF his knighthood. a ths lst-
est relic on the auction stand. Il setchsa
asV guineas reoently. In London.
The American delegation ID ths ne.c.
viii sail. for home on Decer,he.
g = Y vas learned today. The Rrffish
MI -srrnse nm,
lns same time. Although no officiai ~
nouhcement has been made.
movement for IA intensive nat,on.,
004E IN. force l