Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-03-13
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CONTINUED Next Week.)
Des Moines will be the meeting place
OF the next iennial convention of the
General Federation of Women.s Clubs In
the spring of 1920.
Eight hundred million dollars of taxes
to be raised under the Sc. 00O. 600. 900 rev.
enue bill have already been spent. the
Senate has been informed.
Every man who wears a white shirt in
Russia or occasionally takes a bath is
classified as a capitalist, the Senate in
~vestigating committee is told.
Total casualties of the American or
CARNATIONS in Russia are 1924, according
to q cable from the central records office.
~. Il. f., dated February o.
Germany will enter the new worlds
order as a social state to continue the
blessed work of the Hohenzollerns. the
Deutschc Tages Zcitung declares.
Doctors in Holland are experimenting
with raGiIra water as a medicinal bey-
erage.
Fifty-five transports. taking home Aus
tralian troops. will reach Melbourne be-
tween January n April.
To get an American husband Gems to
VI eSi0l1 9V pOI CSuS
OF the Partisan young women, says
FOeuvre. a Paris daily paper.
Exclusion of German emigrants from
the United States for 80 years was urged
in a resolution introduced in tho lower
house OF the Texas legislature.
THE life of a German citizen IL en-
dangercd by the shameless demands of
our opponents that Emperor William II
shall be delivered up for execution. This
would constitute a new and deeply hu-
initiating insult to the honor Of Germany.
To guard against such a delivery there
shall be created a gigantic league OF
German men and wone who intend to
save the German people from this ever
lasting disgrace" says the Landes Zei-
tung Deutschland, a new government
organ.
Twenty out of rs returned soldiers and
sailors who attended q meeting of SO
called soldiers, sailors and workers.
council in Phoenix, Ariz., attended the
SOLDIERS and sailors be stricken from
the name adopted. as the organization
in no way represented their interests and
beliefs, and the speeches there were 'op-
posed to our sentiments" The secre-
tary of the Arizona Federation Of Labor.
as chairman OF the meeting, failed to
put the motion to a vote.
Mai. John w. Huffer. a native of the
United States and one Of it's war heroes.
last week set foot on his native soil for
the first time in his life. Major Huffer.
who is q years old and the son of Ameri-
cans who have been in business in Paris
for a period covering his lifetime, served
from the beginning of tho war, first in
the American ambulance CORDS. then tha
Foreign Legion. the French aviation serv-
ice. and the United States air force. He
was the teacher Of Raoul Lufberry. and
has been awarded two war medals one
being the croix de guerrc with six palms.
Between October I. and November 26
the British army, In spite Of the diff
culties in transportation. supplied food
to at least 100000 French civilians h
the Germans had systematically deprived
Of all means Of subsistence. AZ least
5.0s4. 600 civilian rations were distributed.
In many cases British troops carried food
into villages under shell fire. while Brit
ish doctors attended the sick and
wounded.
It will be a few months before German
made goods will once more begin to find
their 2 into American markets, do
clared NJ. %. Hussie, Of Omaha, presi-
dent of the National Retail Hardware
Association. despite the animosity now
existing we are going to sell goods in
German marts Of trade. and there is no
question but what jobbers will accept
NSE1nSSus MANUFACTURED materials 4
cheaper than our " Of the same kind.s
The Princetonian. in recalling stories Of
the undergraduate lays of Tommy VIII
son. now president of his country. says
that he was not a brilliant student, being
upon graduation rated as 3sth in a class
Of LOG. The president has dropped his
first name, Thomas. since leaving tho
University. In 1875.
The government is laying the basis for
n Of the greater Of it's peace time tasks
the decennial inventory of the United
States. called the census. One Of the
largest OF the temporary war buildings
put up IN Washington. formerly housing
the army's department. Of aeronautics,
= been assigned to Director of: the Cen.
sns Rogers and his staff.
The Swiss federal mails have carried
gEatuitcusly. during the war, over 81.
eoo.ooo letters. s2Ooo.eoo parcels ana
1s0.0oo.ooo francs In money orders for the
p~r1sonesS OF war: and N,too,0oo Kilograms
0.50 pounds) Of bread destined for the
prieoner camps m Germany Austria.
The postage ON an this matter would
have a0RfnR2tAA ovne a M m f-nc