The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-11-06

manufacture OF Toys are htilig I'stJS ts
American leaders in the Industry, Ger
many las already sent a. !es.t "''e ship
load OF toys TO America sjic. :h' :rsuif;f-
ton of commerce, ard q S"lsS driaEstioh
now is surveying the retail 10Y shoi's 81
this country. French aMd British f'i2itA-
facturers, in cooperation with ;hc'r %pV-
ernments have regularly UTSa niZ'"i RAY
cling toy exhibits. while Japan Is making
d tremendous bid for American toy !rSce
with a grade OF toy poor - constitution
and lacking in artistic Na'i'e.
A dispatch from Philadelphia says:
Aliens who rushed back 10 ;heit rave
countries at the end Of the war sfe re
turning TO America. after hr!e: 'isiis 20
their European homes. Silo@HS'1 Is ire
poverty and desolation which Trey found
in the war zones and surprised &C. 'earn
the cost OF living is even higher IL i.nfopc
they are coming back 10 the L:Etcd states
In great numbers.
The national Industrial conference hoard
issued a report in Boston "Wednesday 10
the effect that wages in eight 'cadisiy
trades, including metal. cotton. Wool, SAX,
boot and shoe. paper. rubber AID cSeini-
cal manufacturing. have increased !rorl
"a to liz per cent A9::a. .t;S period t-enl
September IA. 1914, 10 March, 1875, ana
that this was a greater pr3po-t.onais in
crease than that in the cost OF liNst'S,
which was placed al Gl3 per 2cat 10!
the corresponding period.
Describing the recent performance CT
the German opera IN New York, the New
York Sun says: The Starp SIaagled
Banner played by tie orchestra. received
perfunctory applause, but the audience
rose TO its feet and wildly cheere6 the
'Wach Auf' chorus. German vas
the prevailing language heard IN tie
lobby"
a habeas corpus petition for the release
r. - a II 49, r4~l.. -
from the navy has been flied before fed
eral Judge Lands by Mrs. S. L. lsicke:.
of milwaukee,. The petition stated ;ant
the boy had Joined the navy withon; MS
parents consent and was being detained
unlawfully. II is said 10 be the first of
Its kind in a United States court.
a London commercial magr6te lakes
particular pride in a l2-year old morn
ing coat which he hopes TO "keep coins'
for many years iuole. Another man makes
much of a pair of boots winch have trcd-
den under foot tbs storm and, stress of
16 years. and a Manor Par, resident says
he has a stray kat = years Gle ard Stiil
In good condition o&re! ;he 1o;ur.
Homesickness hriags more ,acm back
into the military service thar aug ctEeT
reason, according To prGeass wha ,save
questioned thousands VI veterans who
have been discharged aua rsaaNstnl since
the signing of the nrpfisilvt, f.tE:iii!u%
tables show that nearly 20 ref ceat o;
the present day ea.jstnlcnts are - men
who have seen previous segv,ea.
y Berlin correspondent el.t.s :hat
among the repatriatt.! GerI;ian PRISONERS
the element that WAS tiis last GrsHsi into
the army, that wctt ~ iite 'front.' Gnwil-
ingly and determined to diesel; XII tle first
moment is proving 10 he ,ac 'IalSoHtents
and trouble makers IN ic;y7e times as
we'll.
The Misses Theinla and Glo;i2 Morgan,
daughters OF the American Sonsi;l gen
eral at Brussels, who arriving from .sit nrc
last week found they could not nav ,l..ir
baggage moved from ta- shin hecaaSp The
fongshorenen We're all sitting o. the
benches in the park, solved the d.ffi, u.ty
by 'hrstI.ng" tiseir trunks thsns.i:es.
P~essimism of many financial writer's
about the industrial future o. Germany
Is In sharp contrast to the general oi,ti-
mfsm of the peoule. who stUbburHly cling
TO the hope that America w,n soerer or
later grant huge credits, says q Berlin
correspondent.
Numerous strikes ai,iorg studelits and,
In at least one case, n N,lrl.3uS itut have
resulted from tie recen, notification by
Herr i1aeniscla, Prussian r~.inister Of edu.
eaton, that portraits. OF lie former ein-
peror and the crown prime must be re-
moved from the schools.
Boston Is progressing well with The
establishment of her rev police force.
About 1000 persons haze applied FOR po-
%sitions. and sa5 have hecn certified for
appointment thus rar. Boston Is making
nc efforts to ehtain recruits in niher
cities.
Eighty million acres of wet and oyer |
flowed lands, located IN various parts !
of the country. could lie Quietly ana
economscat2y reclaimed BY drainage or
by .eYee protectio-, according to John a.
FOX. of Chicago. u s.,e national drainage |
congress.
Wnat SIS believed 80 % The FIRST casa |
or robbery by hSnotisin is reported by
a postoffice Inspector from Lyman. Mass.
a Cherokee Indian walked into the office, /
asked for mail, and then with a steady
gaze on the postinistress, robbed the draw. |
er of $40.
The Cudahy Packing Company has be-
gun suit in Milwaukee against striking |
employees of the Amalgamated Meat Gun.
tiers and Butcher Workmen Union, No
81, charging thai the company was the
victim of a conspiracy intended 70 injpAe
its business,
All london newspapers comment. on the
probable candidacy for the house of COM
mons OF Countess Astor, the belief being
general that she viii accept the nornina-
ton and thai she will be q popular candi-
date.
Questioned about the air service in
France, General Mitchell, In charge OF
the air service said: II had exactly 1a6
American built planes on the front ready
to Fly on the morning the armistice was
signed"
New York Typographical Union No. 6
FHl assess Its rsaemhsrs now at work 10
Per cent of their pay to aid other menu
eers out of employment as q result of
Inc HfTlka e I'D 1nnt.r,tf r q - teft, - ~ ~