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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
AUTOS COLLIDE; ONE
WOMAN Is INJURED

Fred Smith. bismarck farmer.
neglected 10 hang IA red lantern on
the taii OF his wagon Christmas
night.
J. stunden. 10 McGraw st. driving
south OF the city. failed TO notice the
wagon In tim. 10 avoid n collision
without turning into a ditch. Az he
turned. another machine. driven By
John Gang. l402 Fifth ave. crashed
into HIS machine. damaging both au.
tomobiies and slightly inJuring Mrs.
Stundrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
ALEX TO COACH

CHICAGO. Dec. es,--Grovcr cicvc-
land Alexander viii aid in rounding
tho University OF Illinois baseball
team into condition next spring. Re
fore going South with the Cubs. he
will spend several weeks at Cham.
paign. showing tho students how to
pitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
RED" PARADE
IS DISPERSED
New York Disturbance Fol-
lows prisoner" Protest

NEW YORK. Dec. 2e.-F'iye red
sympathlzern are In Jail as the re
suit OF an attempted parade on Fifth
ave. ana pioketing OF fashionable
churches In protest against conun'
ued Incarceration OF political prison
cru' yesterday.
The march was broken up almost
before Il began when Major l..
Spencer OF the American Legion and
two squads OF police ordered the sym.
pathizcrs 20 dispense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
u. S. to Probe Red
Activities Here

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2G. 49, Out
lines Of program TO effect a search.
ing probe into Russian propaganda
IN the United states we're made pub
lie Wednesday at a conference be-
tween Senator Knox, Of Penngyl-
vania, Senator Kenyon. Of Iowa. and
Alfred Becker, assistant attorney
general Of New York
Tho investigation win be com.
menced Immediately after January
!. and will be aimed particularly at
Ludwig G. *. Martens, the so-called
soviet Ambassador to the United
States. but will include in its scope
far wider field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Hungry Chickens
Seized at Depot

Twenty cases of live chickens and
ducks. assigned 10 Seattle produce
merchants, were arrested Christmas
night and removed 10 the city's ami.
mai home, at 3i7 Westlake ave.
Humane Officer Ford 6. Hooper
declared the birds had been at the
Great Northern depot for more than
"a hours without food or water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Think Man Robbed
and Then Murdered

SPOKANE, Dec. 26.--That Thomas
Gallagher. whose skeleton was found
Christmas eve near the tuberculosis
sanitarium east OF here. was robbed
and murdered. is the opinion of Cor
oncr w NJ Newman.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-10

son. Hyland. Weber, Whitman. Beck
Military Ana ~ Berk, sykes. Wen
strom, Wexford. Kendall, Hamerly
Pfoyhar, Fraser, Hyland.
Mines and Minerals--Nees Mostad
Bowman, Jacobsen. Fleckten. Hunt
Mcbride Oksendahl. Arortenson.
Public Health Mortenson, Benson
Pendray. Nelson, Wcnstrom, Oksen.
dahl, Porter, Hemmingsen, Stenmo:: ~
Public Land--ligerson. Drown Ca
hill. Zieman, Nelson. tHamerly, Bow
man. Jacobsen, Weber, Porter, >tc-
y" ~" ''e''. :si3sIa iNafrj, .t.IyEt
Public Printing-llunt. Berg. Mikcl-
thun. Sykes, phyhar. Olson, Levang.
Murphy, Ettcstal. /. r(,,:,sa5
Railroads -Mostad. Cabin. Lcvan@
M6rkrid. Pendray. Ettrstad. King. Mel
son. Olson. McNair. Sykes. ployhar.
Ward, Kendall, McCarten, Berg, Ben
son. III or r.', - -.r-s r. a.. .
Revision and Corrcction>of journal
Lieocrbach, Porter.
Rules-Sykes.. Leans. MeeS, Fraser,
Cahill. McCarten, Jacobsen. y
State Affairs Wenstronl,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-10
STANDING COMMITTEES NAMED
The following standing committees confirmed in the
house and senate Thursday afternoon: @.

State Atfairs-W. Maddox, G. Pat
terson. +. +. Bryans. G. w. MELON.
nell, 4. G. Prater. Nesvig. Gust WOg
Jim Uglum, r. II. Walker.
Tax and Tax Laws-E. r. Bryans
4. r. Il. O'Connor. John Il. Maddox
MOen of Traill Wadeson. Whipple, W.
Maddox. Oplana, G. y. Hammond.
Temperance-John Nathan Harris
j. Hoare. James Brady. HaineS. Mil.
Ter. Kelley. p. &. Hanson. W. II. John
ston. ?.
Warehouse and Grain Grading--G
Patterson. Henry .StHm. McLarty,
Frcderickson, o. Buftness, Bailey,
Hall.
Ways AMI Means--Haines, G. W.
Mcdonnell. Berkhart, Herman Hardt,
Peter Mclaughlin. T.. III.
Mileage and Per Diem-J. G. Sher-
man. Robt. Johnson. J. f. r. O'Cennor.
Delayed Bills--Ed Herbert. Brats-
berg. Strain. Bjerke. Severson.
. Forestry-Roy Wells. Magnuson.
Renauld, Pleas:nce. Yeater, Murtha,
Bonner.
Joint Cormittees
Charit!:blel Instittltions-LarSon Of
Ransom, Strain. Caddell, Maxwell.
Hall. A. G. Lowe. Ness. -
Educational Institutions - O. G.
Martin. Kunkel. McLarty. Krueger
Kelder. eleven. Bollinger. Durkee
Penal Neutrality-suspicious. Strom
pleasance, Marshall. Wadeson. Kan.
mth. Walter Cadtell. Kline, F. r.
Johnson, DISCARD
Labor-Johh OZrien. Walter Mad
dock. Malone. Kellogg. Walker. & g.,
Public Buildings-Wm. Plcasance
BrOstuen, S. w. Johnson. IS Bonner
Shcrman,' Peter Weber. T.. l.. Twit.
chell.
Joint Rrles-GuS> Wog. Randall
VIM. Martin. Hemmi Robinson, Henry
Nathan. VIM. Martin. Yeater.
SENATE
Ariculture--Ettesta Pendray. III.
erson.g Carey. Hcmmingson.. Mostad
Nelson. Kendall, Zieman, Beck, Mork.
rid. s&s
ApportioilmcntE >Vebbcr. Ettestad,
Olson. Whitman. Porter, Murphy. In
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-10

gerson. Gibbens. q M6Staa,t Hagen. Hunt
Mcbride. Benson. Wexford. Haggart
Nelson, Sykes. Ployhar. King, Lieder
bach, pendray, McNair, Zieman.
Appropriations McCarteQ. Lev;ihg
sykes. AIortenson. Gibbens. Hamerly,
Webber, Hunt. Jacobsen. Miklethun
Liederbach. Bowman. Beck. Hemming
sen. Kendall, Flcckten, Church.
Banks-Levang. Bowman, Wen,
strom, Hagen, Alees. Cnhill, Benson
lngerson, MnstAd Jacobsen. Fraser,
Ettestad. Nlilslethun, Ward, Fieckten.
Cities, and Municipal Corporations
Bowman. AIees. Mostad. Cahill. Hag-
CART. King. Whitman. McCarten, Nc
Bride. McNair. Stelmo.
Corporations Other Than Municipal
Olson. Storkstad. Morkrid. Mozart
On. Drown. Mcbride, Berk, Noltimier,
Kendall. ..~
CountieS-Benson. lehman, Penlray.
Liederbach Beck. Etterstad. lngerSon.
Jacobsen. Fleckten. Mikelthun!o Hunt.
Education--Stenmo. Mortenson. Nc
Nair. Hunt, Gibbens, Hemmingsen,
Oksendahl. E ...2&.
Elections-Hayen. Hunt. Most;d.
Stenno Olson. Flcckten, Mees, Por-
ter. Mcbride.
Enrolled and Engrossed Bills-Stor-
stad. Church, Berg, Whitman, Okes-
dahl. a@y n,
Federal Kelation--I.iederbach.. Holt
imier llamerly, Fraser, Morkri1.
ployhar, Biemah.
Game and FiSh--Zienlan. Oksendahl;
Hamer1y. Mortellson. Haggart, Web:
Der. Fleckten. Hyland. Ward
MISUNDERSTANDING. Iiederbach. Stor-
stad. Nelson. Mortensen. Mostad. Hag-
CART, Weber. Church. Ward. Murphy.
sen. Ward. Wexford. Whitman, Stem
mo. Hyland. Noltimier. Porter.
Indian Affairs-Jacobsen, Morkrid.
Kendall. Hagen. Liederbach.
Insurance-WclfOrd, Olson. kim.
Wenstrom. Murphy. Leyang lnscrson
McNair, Webber, Miklethun, Mortcn-
SOll. '@ .....,
Irrigation and Drainage-Churcll
Wexford, Hemmngsen, Etterstad
Ployhar. McNair, Storstad, Whitman
WenstrOm. ~@.." 'r
Judiciary-Fraser, McNair, Benson,
Wexford. Mostad. Hagen. Church. Nc
Bride, Lcvang. Olson. Oksendahl. Nc
Carten. Storstad. Wards Wenstrom
Noltimier Liederbach. Drown.
Livestock - Ward. Mikkelth,m
Drown, Zieman> Nelson. Nnltimier. Et-
testad. Kendall, Stenmo, Carey, Ben
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-10

King, Sykes, sdeleon, Hunt, Hyland.
Bowman. Olson. 1iederbach, Wexford,
McNair, MortensOn, AIees, Hagen, Ha-
merly, NIikelthun.
Statistics-H amerly, Hemmingsen,
Webber, Whitman, Beck, Zicman,
Carey.
+ Taxes and LaWS-Iendray, MeeS.
Hunt, Cahill. jacobsen. Fraser. Etc
tstad, Storestad, Zieman, Oksendahl,
Hcmningsen. % a.~ .-
Temperance -->~Hemmngscn. Pen
druy. Bowman. Olson Gibbcns
Church. Beck. ,Aiklethun, Carey, Nor
krid. Murphy.
Warehouse and Grain Grading--
Drown, Hagen, Olson~ pcnGrny, Glib
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-10
HOUSE,

Agriculture-J. ]. O'Connor, Hardt
Fredrickson, McAIanus, Sherman. Bly,
ans, Larkin, Peterson, Olson Of Ram
sey.
Appropriations = John Maddox
Maxwell, Keli. Magnuson, Caddell
Nesvig, Wells Of Kidder, Whipplc
HOars.
Banks and Banking -Bailey. @. c.
Martin, Wells Of Wells Byrne. Il, f.
organs, r. Fl. Walker, G. Patterson
Cities and Municipal Corporations
Wadeson, Burkhardt Yeater, O'Brien
Reishus. +
Corporations-Other than Municipal
Harding, Brostuen, John Nathan
Kellogg John Hemmi. Bratsberg
County -Renauld, O. G, Martin
OComor, McManus. l.. A. Larson.
Education - Harris. Mcdonnell
Haines, Harding. Berkhart. Miller, J
J. O'Connor. Kelly. Marshall. W
Election-Whipple. Haines Strom.
Renauld. Uglum. Patterson, G. o. Kell
c. J. Olson. r. Carr. f''
Enrolled and Engrossed Bills-Kun-
.kel. Bryans. Robt johnson.
Federal Observation-Disclosures Roy 3
Wells Of Wells. John r. Maddox OF
I Benson, A. J. McLarty, J. +. Il. O'Con.
nor. ~
VS. Game and Fish-Arnold. Kell. Kani:
rath, L. II. LARSON. Guy Humphreys
Strain, F. +. Lazier, II. y. Durkce
Martin Olson.
,s@ Highways. Bridges and Ferries -
Eckcrt. :Twitchcll. MOen. Arnold. Fer
gusOn. S. Il. Klein, kelder, Turner, J.
J. Alberts. ~
Inlmigration-Koll s. W. Johnson
hes. Adolf MikkcIson. Peterson.
Observation-Disclosures, G. 0. Ke]l.
Gunhus. Ugluf, Roller, Brady, Lars
Frederickson.
Irrigation and Drainage. n. Kun
kcl. Alex Ferguson. Robt. Byrnc. 0. Il.
Nesyig. J. =. O'Connor. Roy Wells of
Wells. Burt Carr, Wadeson, +. Ribal.
p. Weber.
Judiciary-Frank G. Prater. G. Pat
terson. Walter Maddox. Jim Kunkcl.
Jim Ulem. Oscar L. Nesvig. Gust WOg,
Roy g. Wells of Kidder, c. w. MELON
nell
Livestock-H. Gunhus. Nils DISCARD.
VIM. Martin. Bonner. J.jW. Ivers. Ed
Herbert. Win. Bierke. VIM. Kruger.
". W. DUNCAN, Ben H. Olson, VIM.
Bjerke. ~
Military Affairs-F. A. Hoare. Geo.
Malone. Wells Of Kidder. Gus Wog.
John Reid. Roy H. Yeater. +. W.
Turner. m
Mines and MANIFESTATIONS. Gus
All Il .N%t To
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-10
Reduce WeiQht

n you wish to reduce steadily. Yet eat
candy, ice cream, etc. get a small box
OF oil Of koren at the druggists. Follow
the directions Absolutely safe, ssuaran-
teed lr thod of becoming thin. No self
starving: you become slender gracefully,
Vivacious. mentally and physically alert
glad you're alive! Reduction guaranteed
10 to 60 pounds or no cost to You!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-10

,bens,f tAIostad,: AlcNair, Casey, Church.
Ward, Levang, HAmerly, lngerson,
Kendall, Mees.
Ways and Means Wenstrom. Stem
mo, Fraser, Bowman, Beck, Church,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-26

H. H. Asquith, in his recent great
speech announcing that the war is
over and there Is no longer reason for
the party truce IN England, spoke OF
the League Of Nations in this Ian
guage:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-26
l. w. W. Against Labor Unions.

equally III the In pR Rasaa st tt sss ts seun D5e tsat tss Of eo aisf9 net ape s1 fs. nan l., shall "a. shar.
in April. 1918, published by thu sednious Seattle Union Record. said: spp@A1e
organized assassinaton) is in the main completed ana completed mtoriou aan ~
is becoming urgent for the proetarian state authority Lenineo o make me
~Ws bws as Sss s sl 1ass's ABB S9s5sess vb,c,I, on,,, ~, g.. {.
the ss
" This Tms m MS a d amemeoaoo of ie ' Per ysr conm o., ,na rs Pc
which emand the reductin Of salaries to the standard of enumeration of ts
Attracting bourgeois specialists by extremely high salaries is a defect
.acb Let Let us mrh asnur9 ne sha tn thsse g1 ats star m Specialists ,alM aus be paid $4,000 rubs.
= We must ave a thousand first class scientists and specialists to direct,
+ ADMITS s hat he s WITT not al allow y free free @ssss''s z i ga4Ais f.
He admits that he as murdered to terris 1satst
He He admits dmast that III re &c does s,n not allow ! free speech.
He omnen hiring at enormouss salaries the old managers IF business.
In other parts of his work h admits that HI systemo of accounting M
production is a joke and convicted ut o hn own mou o n every page POINT
cut unconsciously a warning to the real liberty loving people Of the world.
u4, He admits admits that he is an autocrat; that his government cannot live il hi
mo transition without compulsion N dictatorship"
an x spea hg of Of the ms a1 nifty o his government he says Il: takes time and
toe 4 aFeopi sO WSo fsdnsat sif feremHIn mu5 5ap be r campat ahan BY iron eomDun,on.
II other words Russia has n government ut the government of an auto-
and actually have a dream that he workmen of HI United States VIII j%n. i n
n 81 5e aea ha5s sra nunbe ans afn. baa jstas ue as there is a God in b.,vsn t,.x
try force force and Violence nes. viii will s be near ,ar ts 4 n Ih, pu m manS country those who
,,no Labor will II form form the mai guard against the red menace sin this country. il
ass1 1s and Mna 1ae9 sa washington ss5t asd have sI gs9ysn traitors to the 4 +. Of L. but a
The / W. VS. are o a labor union. The ]. ". WIS are opposed to a
aro of am government ntNy They s dc d nt Strike trrU amd all quit. n ~ ih. and n tn ltn over.
the job against the job, and against the employer. If conditions d lot suit the
Mag Psae es. S Ss saea ao hs ts5nsns The to T y " v The Strikes I "; w y de- ss ,P p eao s1sk a5 for better better
that ss s1 4nas sge as PUTTING Ss gs s%e gp afs iP machinery spikes \ logs etes in ride
TAUGHT Tsz 0 to 5 dearog what 4 nE " ~ I'm te su tapg gm b is ths doctrine 6st rto n ete seTq sma He
all emergencies, n thus it is that his organization las il its Membership.
'owa ard a IS vM as ad de ests i life and property.
bokhewsts from foreign lands, that the Best way to overthrow u s aovsrn"
. %s' in ~ s. sS sS sst es: sa sot G s, fs Jazz % pspsiss With Il .s' l. f9 W \, b1 %'s sss
more hated.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-26
The National Outlook.
From Forbes Magazine.

From Forbes Magazine.
A trip to middle western points and
talks with alfl sorts and conditions OF
people yields the following Impressions
and conclusions:
Ftrst-In most districts, Including even
the larger cities, work is available npr
every man who wants a job. Indeed. tha
almost universal complaint is that capa-
bic, steady workers cannot be had.
Secpnd-There is a yeritable housing
famine in nearly every city, incIndine
such diverse centers as Chicago ana In
dianapolis, a famine as acute as in New
York city.
T'frd-Active preparations are under
way to- launch What promises to prove an
unpiecedented building boom, the, conclu-
sion having been reached by architects.
builders. and others that the cost of ma
terials is not likely to drop drasttcaly
in The near future.
tt'urth-Retai1 business Is reportea az
quite active, although most manufaetur-
ers md that buyers are holding off wher-
ever possible. -
F:fth-Fhe eountry's supply of food ami
mas is the largest in It's history, and
I'm Sre waxing rich from the umrnar.
alieled prices they are receiving for hog.
ano cattle, as well as for their wheat
ano other grains. Everywhere the agrE
cultural communities are ~evidencinp sisrra
OF Their great prosperity.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-26
Canada Seek. New Emblem.

from the Christian Science Monitor.
Probably feeling that now is a good
time to bring a national symbol UP to
date, the Canadian government is con-
stdering the adoption of a rev coat of
arms. A committee has been appointed
to pass judgment on the designs that may
be submitted, and q good deal of study
is doubtless going forward to create one
which will eventually meet the approval
orNthe English College OF Hera1ds and
the final authorization of a royal war
rant declaring it the official arms Of
canada. The present coat of arms was
adopted in 1855, and Includes the four
tia, and New Brunswick. To these prov
1nces the new coat of arms must add
pr1nce Edward Island, British Columbia,
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta; so
the forthcoming design viii provide some
thing OF a problem for the designer whose
solution Of it must be approved by the
herafds. and three pursufvants, who
make up the College of Herards.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-26
1rltons' Liberia, Leader.

H. H. Asquith, in his recent great
speech announcing that the war is
over and there Is no longer reason for
the party truce IN England, spoke OF
the League Of Nations in this Ian
guaSe:
Finally, as all history shows, there can
be no lasting or fruitful peace " it in
wolves the permanent ostracisrn and inn
poverishment of any Of the nations of the
world. Every belligerent or both sides.
; every belligerent has undergone gigantic
suffering and sustained almost immeas-
1rable waste. 1t is in tho interests of
all that at the earliest opportunity each
IF US, under the appropriate safeguards
which the new peace will provide, should
De able to restart our industries, develop
our resources, and to recreate our social
and economic life. (Cheers.) What is
che condition? What is the conclusion
| 70 which these considerations lead? Surely
It is to set on foot, without a moments
avoidable delay, and as a living and
working machine, the League of Nations.
I do not hesitate to say that, in my epin-
lon, by far the greatest achievement OF
the Paris conference is the elaboration
I! n a practical shape of this great and
| beneficent conception (cheers), and let
me add. by way of parenthesis, that, in
that matter. we of the British empire
owe HI euOIiLlOuS ueDC Ol STdIlLuO6 G0 Cno
! invaluable labors Of my noble friend and
late colleague, Lord Robert Cecil
lCheers.)
There is not one of the problems which
enumerated a few moments ago the
solution of which does not depend upon
! The effective authority of the League. The
, reduction of armamentsvnot only IN one
| quarter, but everywhere-it is no good
! reducing it in one place il you dc mot
reduce it all around-to a scale which
will put an end to the gamble in COM
oetitive force will be one Of the first ard
, most urgent of it's duties. Hardly less
| important is the setting up without de-
! lay Of workable machinery for the antist-
| patton, as well as for the settlement, Of
internal disputes. The common and c;,f-
!ective will must nave for its sanction
! common and collective force. The DIOR
| hould be open always to any state flat
| S ready in good faith to enter in. There
| must be that sense Of equality of right
and of privilege between great and small
states which alone can insure confidence
and give to a league the breadth. not OF
! a machine, but of a living organization
4 that is accomplished, wen and good.
In my opinion 1t is the lynch pin Of the
whole thing. The peace wifi not become
! lasting peace, its provisions will be-
! come dead letters, tranquility will, in the
| .uture as in the past, be at the mercy of
I chapter of accidents, unless as its first
ind most effective result you see the
I :reation as the living and working and
dominating force of this free organization.
! partnership of all the nations of the
world.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-26
CHAPTER VII.

The stars were large and vivid
above them, like tapers of tall angels
bent to light q souls confession up to
God.
'lhe beautiful silence that -brooded
over the plain was broken now and
again by distant calls Of some wild
creature, but that only emphasized the
stiffness and the privacy OF the night.
The two whose souls were thus come
70 strangely and Unexpectedly into d
comno crisis Of their lives sat awed
and stricken before the appalling ire.
yocablene- st deeds that are past.
Jasper Holt prok ethe silence at
Inst:
I was eve as bad as they thought
wasn he said In a broken voice.
though there was no hint in it Of at.
tcmptingTt TO discount his blame. .They
laid lot Of things at my door that /
never thought of d0ing-some things i
Monlds have scUrned TO do. His voice
= hanghty now with pride. i SUI.
pose ttMas my fault they thought /
80 hem. ! let them think.sol grew
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10. and some.
Dimes hstrst Il on just$tor the pleksa1e
az 1eeitng that they, through fheir ia.
1eEttce, we're more In the wrong than L;
suppose 4 shAA noarightto do tfiaa.
Al least I zee now that for--your sake
should have kept my record clear,
IA nftea his grny eyer Id the star,
20 her face tor q swift look and
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-26
The Lowest Depth.
From the chicag, Tribune

From the Chicago Tribune.
A dispatch from Fort L~eavenworth de-
scrabing the activities OF William D.. Hay
wood ind other 1. ". VS. now confined
there says the average criminal hates
an I. W. w. and a conscientious ob;ector"
We Think there could hardly be q more
striking commentary ON the re-puenance
with WHICH the &C. o. and the I. W. W.
are regarded in America. When even our
criminals look upon Them as traitors there
Is not much more to be said. After all
me average criminal IL less subversive
of civilization. and he has a right ia
think there are depths TO which he has
not fallen.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-26
David Morton.
e~uraoyne,s Drums

From h indianapolis News.
II any one has the drums Of the Roral
cots Eusil,iers, thought to have been
Sost In this country in 177s. when Sthat
ancient regiment came over on the
business OF the king, the regiment WIN
rery much appreciate news c-oncerAing
heir whereabouts. Officers Of the resi-
nent nave sought through official chai,-
aela to learn from the war Department
g the fatesof the drums. Tradition sAys
nat the drums were lost when the rcesi-
nent, then known "a the North HsitS,h,
fusiliiArA fell Z victim to the supeyfos
hghtiEs ability Of an American coloxisi
nrce b the revolutionary va
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-26
The New Spring IN Frznaer.

The spring that 10 Flanders
Goes by en- silent feet,
Lest they should wake, remembering
How once the spring was sweet.
And streams that flow IN Flanders
Past poppy field and hin
Art silver streams and shining,
But thoughtful streams and still.
The wind that blows in Flanders
Across the listening air,
II gentle with the grasses
That bend above them theree
And rain that falls in Flanders
Is tender as a prayer.
David Morton.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-26

evidence that International marriage
DO not all go one way is the fact that
Mira. Clinton Hsdwell. of Buffalo, N. r..
waa born Countess Marie Loaise DuPles-
81. OF Franco daughter Of the archduks
OF Vienna. niece os e~x-Esnperor Franz Jo-
ser. OF Vienna, and cousin of~ex-Emperor
Charles. Of Austria Al present Mrs. Bid
well Is In charge Of An Institution in Buff
tai, for the prevention Of tuberculosis
among children. She is a graduate nurse,
n during the war she put on o~veralls
tina commission Of revenue. Jewish FAINT.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-26
An Armenian ofacia, hepaA

An Armenian official begs Anaeu,ea h
continue your splendid shipnents, al
food through the American arnax . fooS
mission and the American Red Croea.
nd send US propaganda written bx Anbsr.
leans TO be dropped by airpianes. inl,ths
ooisfeylst ranks. We must fight ideas
system is a wreck. Send us soaaeaofvths
American railroad men who dsd amch
Wonderful work in France" fElsM