The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-30
WORLDS NEWS IN TABLOlDS

The Poles have begun attacks on
the whole front against the Ukrain.
ians, according to latest word from
kiev.
Gen. Sir William Robertson, com
mander of the British troops In occu-
pied Germany, visited American head
quarters at Coblenz.
Augusta B. Leguia, candidate of the
independent party for the presidency
of Peru, i'm u personal statement ut
Lima, claims his election by a great
M jority.
Bills for enforcing wartime and
constitutional prohibition were intro
duced at Washington by Senators
Sheppard CDem.) Of Texas and Jones
(Rep.) of Washington.
As a precautionary measure, it was
learned at Paris, hOmeward move
ment Of the Fourth and Fifth divisions
Of he United States army of occupa-
ton has been suspended.
The wal cost the United States $21,-
pa, 100000 up To April 30, 1919, ac-
cording TO an estimate furnished by
the statistics branc!t of the war de-
partmcnt at Washington.
Frank A. Shea, forty, and Duncan
MacGilvray, fOrty-tive, both brokers,
were killed in New York when Shea's
automobile struck u curb and catapult-
ed them against a trolley pole.
An attempt was made to demolish
the American legation building at San
Jose, Costa Rica, Monday night by Al
bomb, according to advices to the
state department at Washington.
1t has been learned in trustworthy
quarters i'm Paris that the United
States, Great Britain and France have
united in sending a note to Italy re-
questing an explanation OF the landing
of Italian forces in Turkey.
The American officers at COblenZ
ordered the German officials to eau
tion civilians through the newspapers
and others wise that any resentment
displayed by civilians toward the sol
diers would not be tolerated.
LlSul. ptl' llullltl iISStll, N'Ah
mander of the army Of occupa-
ton, and Maj. Gen. John Hines, COM
mander of the Third corps, who were
on their way TO London. were recalled
to Coblcnz by orders from American
general headquarters.
The senate at Washington passed
without debate or amendment the de-
ficiency appropriation .bill, adopted
Thursday by the house, carrying SD.
100000 for wal risk allotments TO fam
lilies of soldiers and sailors and for de-
pendents of Civil wal veterans.
The wal risk insurance bureau at
Washington, through which 4,OOO,0OC
soldiers or their dependents receive
payments of insurance, allOtmentS or
compensation, is in process of reOr-
ganization through the appointment of
r. A. Cholmley-Jones. formerly Il New
York insurance man.
A week of grace vas granted Ger
many by the allied and associated gov
ernments at Paris in reply TO her plea
that so vast was the task Of putting
all her complaints in writing and so
intricate were the details of the EEK
pert research required, that she could
not possibly have all her notes In by
one o'clock noon Thursday.
Uninterrupted production Of "wat
beer until the courts have passed
upon the claims of the United States
Brewers association that the bever
age, containing pa per cent alcohol,
Is Misunderstanding was assured when
Federal Judge Mayer of New York
granted an injunction restraining
government interference with its
manufacture.
Many persons accused Of being
cOunter-revOlutiOnists are being exc
cuted in Budapest by the Hungarian
communists, according to dispatches
received at Vienna. Several girls who
were accused Of making tricOlOr rO-
settles for the cOunter-revOlutiOniSts
also were executed. Many bodies Of
men and women anu girls of the bet
ter classes have been found on the
shores of islands in the Danube.