The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15

forth In q memorandum written by hin
in 1914 are outlined by a Geneva dis
patch. Germany must have sovereiSntS
ever Belgium and the French coast from
Dunltirk to sBoulogne and possession OF
the Channel Islands. She must take thu
mines IN French Lorraine and create Rt
African German empire by annexing thu
Belgian and French Congoes. British Nj.
esria, Dahomey. and the French ives,
coast. IN fixing indemnities the actua
Seoacity OF a state at the moment should
not be considered. Besioes q large I'm
mediate payment. annual !nstallmenfs
spread over y long period, could be AZ
hanged. France would be helped in max
Ing them by decreasing her budget OF
nAval and military appropriations. In
IDENTITIES should provide for the repay
msnt OF the full costs Of the war and the
damages OF war. the redemption Of AL
OF Germany's public debt and the Gre
alton OF = vast IA for incapacitnted
soldiers"
The 2eth engineers OF the American ex-
peditionary force are conducting some In
teresting experiments In map making.
photographic establishment they have sue
cseded In turning out 10. 600 coples OF
teld maps an hour. The French and Brit
tsh are taking q keen interest in the
American outnt, ms they have used IA rail-
way train for such work and their best
output has been about 500 copies an hour.
furthermore, q railway train is limited
there virtually 10 no limitation 70 the mo-
bihty Of the truck.
The executive committee of the Navy
League Of Great Britain calls attention
20 "ths necessity OF preserving IN impe-
rial and allied interests. both In peace
ana was. absolute contral over Irish
ports. harbors and communications, and
n - ia ~nnl
81 the seas In the British sense of he
term" A preamble TO the resolution
ohovs that Il was prompted by h fact
that the United States Hous OF Repre-
sentatfves had adopted n resolution sug-
4estlng that the peAce conference give
favorable confederation 70 Ireland's plea
Tor self government
Commenting on the criticism Of Presi-
Dent Wilson orer the matter of Fiume.
the London Times correspondent admits
That 'thors would be a far greater una
ninity OF disappointment over any fail
ure to bring the .ex-katser and others at
the top hcfore Some soSt. OF tribunal. In
deed, che idea Of letting those responsible
Tor the atrocities Of the war down easily
arouse contempt for the whole eac con-
xersncs rather than any other senti-
naen1s
mat Porto Nioe n net prepared for Ell
sher statehood o. Independence was the
srtnion expressed by Senators Barbosa
and GiorEstu In the course OF a debate in
me senate OF that Island this week. IA
country which has the number OF Hitter
Atee Porto Rico has, whose masses are
without means of education and whose
>consinic condition 10 deplcrable. Is not
prepared to be either a republic or q
osate." this leaders OF its two parties. the
sspnbtfcAns and unionista. agree.
The money raised from the Victory
Liberty ban win be used to pay for hsing-
the American troops home nom
1fAnce. DE- cost Of their rehabilitation.
Doadisr1 and Alor KILLED or injured in
the flghtlng. n viii furnish funds for
the care OF the wounded and for the ro-
eational training OF the MANNED snd
oShsr postwar expenses. eaSs a repre-
OF the Liberty loan committee.
Thu income tax really places a pre-
SAluM upon immortality" Where a mar
and woman. o In receipt Of incomes.
afS about to marry. they can save q sub
etantiAl annual sun, by refrainsng from
doing so. We . seen u roughly COM
pNted that In the lower and middle classes
such . couple can. on an average, Save
the rent" By avoiding the Formally of
marriage, says an Investigator quoted by
h . london Times
Indications that an organized German
pr0pngAnda 10 being carried :on IN The
american area OF occupation continue to
advanced general headquarters at
1reves. An OFFICER recently found port-
cards were being sold to American sol
dlers, depicting destruction wrought IL.
various towns along this front fighting
1nea n stating that the damage was
bone BY French n British artillery.
A force Of workmen Is engaged in shut
Ahk
between the Trianon Palace hotel and the
Hotel Des Researches, through which the
representatives will pass on their
way TO And from the conferences. Baron
IArsnor. head Of the German delegation.
there, has entered emphatic OBJ
lsctions to n restrictions OF the FREQ
am OF movement OF the Germans.
This first memorial tree planted by
.euntTy Church Community Center was
placed today In honor of, Theodore Roose-
seit IT Sharon, Ia, the American Forestry
association announces. because the pres
mi country life movement began With
me- report Of the commission ON Country
Life appointed By Colonel Roosevelt.
Ths Honeymoon Eight which Lieut..
larry > EsinseH. ast 81 the Canadian
ATssay, Ard h5s sssse were taking from
e.t1e& ~as&sa asasss ttas&ssssas s-ass,ed into
AAs1a - ssssss sseee ssesy DESTINATION.
ne vile NAsg sfssae Ass gaaesAssd static hfs
lsss Hysksss tsAs ssexs.
1hs es.ssa ASr Nsssg ease FIRST shot 81
~ NJ &ssaeSxsa aA~ Nssssss Ststss AID
t%sssssEs ~ gives 70 ~ freight saeArer
y. y d AoaSe3s@ sfsaEe AnseFseas ;i,re.
saen ~ ApsSs ~. 1917 ~ sRs0sGssses q
lSesssaan ssslsnatst1e ~ 3 Efsgtssk eclft
80 sAssk = vJfk one Shot ron one "
- IN
& C019es 0f resolutions ~senouSeirx Post
1aa1tef 0spstai Hpr1sasnss administers
80 tns itelsgrnpst systsfas, adopted In
M MAy labor board and Burieson.
Il n~iNs0anepd ny s. ] Konenkansp. "a.
.lsrnetionAi pnsstds'it Of the t~eIexrapaerr
1nien
II Yili take IL least 10 months. ".
Atepy auth0ritSea say. 10 cornplets thu
4sDohllAsatt . ~ tie troops from over.
1AA&T1hetr naatntennnce ii that period.
lneasdlng hoAstnxs elothinK and food, win
emeunt ! about 1000. 100000, 81 Which
le5osA19.1e0 VIII ~ for food.