Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-04-17
CONTINUED Next Week.,

that large numbers OF Germans and enc
envy alien subjects are natura!iZinS them
selves In neutral countries. especially
Switzerland.
According to the latest official informa-
ton. there are eight sick or wounded ex-
prisoners ot war still in hospital in Ger
many. and there are five others attending
them. says the London Times.
Charles NJ. Schwab says the American
negro soldier Is sound to the core. Out
OF lA dead broke soldiers To whom he
loaned 81 each on the Homecoming trans
port two weeks ago. I3S nave returned the
money.
According 20 Paris newspapers. the pro-
jected duel between two French afrmeE.
named Vaudecrane and Screiber. will not
take place. their seconds having decided
to postpone it till after the signing OF the
peace treaty.
A report from Lschtenstctn. Saxeny.
says the aged former KIM Ludwig. of
Bavaria. has found asylum under the
fictitious name OF Prince Lowenstein' i'll
the picturesque castle OF Vaduz, belong
ing to Prince L~tchtenste1n.
Saved from invasion during the war.
Venice. II Is reported. is now transformed
into an active naval port and is ambitious
to become again a great center of trade
with the orient. The dreamy and roman
~ O'SS OsNSA~ a. eOAA@ ohS AAG
elers.
the Papua canntbals. Capt. Konrad Hetz-
Ter. German engineer officer. surrendered
to the Australian troops on hearing OF the
arrnistice He hid his uniform on taking
to the bush. but recovered IL before sur
rendering, says q cable from Sydney, N.
8. w.
Gable messages for Inhabitants of Ger
N N AVrl&O~r 49, 49, frk A-- a.
Rhine occupied by the allied forces. will
be accepted at the sender's risk. the Com
nlerctal Gable Company announces. Mes
sages to members of the occupying forces
are restricted to personal and domestic
affairs.
The following notice apparel recently in
the Personal column OF the London Times:
Jaw Bone-lnfornation wanted regard
ing whereabouts Of human jaw bone
found in 1856 In coprolite pit at FoxhalI.
near Ipswich, Suffolk. and described by
+. III. Collier, NJ. D.. In .Anthropological
Review. 1867. Supposed to have been
to A~merica.-Reid Moir, Ipswich"
A department. of report says
the Siberian house is seldom two-storied.
and never three. Apartments usually con-
sist of a hall. . dining room, a cabinet
for the head Of the family. and sleeping
rooms. The wealthy add a drawing room
and a nursery. Kitchens are In separate
buildings. There are seldom baths or
toilets in private houses.
Asserting that Col. Raymond Robins.
former head OF the American Red Cross
mission In Russia. employed q bolshevist
interpreter and Q ~bofShevist secretary,
from whom he secured ALI his Informs
ton on Russian AFFAIRS Gen. A. N. Dobr-
jansky, former general of technical aid
to the Russian minister Of war, declares
that Colonel Robins knows nothing at
nh 0hNvp< tk~ A~,,A 3d.
fairs under Lenine and Trot2ky."
A proposal is engaging the attention of
the Japanese authorities to amend the
alien land onrush law so as to permit for
eiEners to own land there under certain
conditions. Many Japanese believe they
cannot make reasonable objections to the
restrictions against Japanese land owner
snip IN other countries until foreigners are
allowed to own land here. says q Toxic
dispatch.
Pensions to disabled soldiers and for
widows and orphans will be included In
the Dill to Germany for r~eparations. In
the case of Great Britain the pension bill
VIII probably constitute the largest item
OF the total claim. 1t is understood that
the United States will not lodge any
claim under his head, Americans being
covered by the American soldits' insur-
ance system.
Chief Johnny Mine, Is years old. who
was founde dead in his room at Douglas.
4Ari.., last week. had come from the Kick
apo0 reservation to inform the tribal
agent in Douglas that. as It had not thun-
dered. the Indians a been unable to hold
their annual corn planting dance and
ieast, and therefore would be delayed in
coming to receive their quarterly ailot-
ment from their lands in O%kishonA.
Seven amendment to the League OF Ma.
lions covenant. intended primarily by their
author to insure the American continent
against European aggression, to protect
the United States from. enforced admins
traitor Of foreign territory and TO .revoks
the trouble breeding" guaranty of the
existing political Independence of member
nations. nave been propcse.D by Charles
l.. Hughes.