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4th ST. n. W., 62l-Furnished rooms first
and second floor; $40 and SIS. "a
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of interest in new seyen-passenger cars
at reasonable rates by trip. day, week or
month. Careful white chauhfeurs. Special
rates for out -of-town trips Personally
conducted parties, IL desired. to Atlantic
City, Gettysburg, Harper's Ferry, Balti-
more, Anna polls, or anywhere desired. Call
Mrs Gregg.
E. F. GREGG CO.,
Main 104. I4141sth ST. Franklin a5T
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18th ST. n. W., I3e6-One large room on
End door, big windows. newly papered :
S25 for one and $50 for two persons North
$3.50. %
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M~ISCELANEA

Car.cs 4 IA Nuicr.-Colcceio1 &c verses
Sc-os.icoS. fo->adoS con nombrcs &c mu-
!crss. por ordcn altabetico .........., 6ec
En- Casa Ajcna-Faginas del dcsc,erro.
PCr N4rucliuEouiz Slanco .-.--...... foc
IA Voc dc Ia Observation-Disclosures dc
Ac-ToSas : morales hiStorietaS 5000. $50
Las Vii : una NocheS.-Hs-moSa collection
DC cuentcS o-ientaies. Edicion a Ia rus
tica 75c
Las Mi y una NocheS--EnpastaGa-... Sl.O0
Los MI y IN Dias--CEertos arabes : per
sss. traGucidos n caStellano.
La Ley Dc DioS.-ColecciCn de leyeHdas ba-
sscas en- los principles del Decalogo. por
Da. Maria del Pillar SiuusS ..-....-.Sl.-e
MEjs-es Celebres de NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
de intereSanteS datoS sobre las muie-eS
mas rOtables que ma pToducido .ieS!co. Sl-25
Viaje Alrededor del Nundo--IntereSante
relate de uE viaie por las principles
racicaes del Glcbo zoe
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De la Confercncia de PaZ reunlda
en- Paris para arreglar ell concerto
mundial. de manera de hacer a
las naciones V a la humanldad baJo
principles morales que sc aparten de
las formulas que hasta aqui han do
minado al mundo, nos llega un eco
eminentemente simpatico Y consola-
dor, que es necesario hacer llegar a
todos los obreros como n eSperan-
"a de redencion. en- un future no le-
jano.
La Comision del Trabajo de la Con-
fercncia de Paz ha comenzado por
declarar que Ell trabajO humane no
eS una mercancia. que Sc vende Y
que Sc compra al mejor precio, V por
10 miSmo no esta Sujeto a la tremen-
da ley de la oferta Y de la d~cmanda.
que rige al mundo economico. moder-
no, como consequence dc la Economic
Politica clasica. o sea la fOrmulada
por Adam Smith.
Vimos en- ell articulo del domingo
anterior como estaba reglamentado el
trabajo en- la Edad Media por medic
de las C~crporaciones o GremioS. que
hacian ~imposib.eS tanto las ~alianzas
de los patrcneS en- contra de los obre-
ros. como las coalicioneS de estos pa
ra p~erjuicio de aquelloS. Y uno y
otroS resultaban beneficiados.
FL notable escritor Jansen. en-
Su obra: ".Aiemania al fin de la
Edad Media" dice dc los GremioS 10
Siguiente: "Ellos aSeguraban a IA
claSe obrera en- todaS sus categorias
ell bienestar Y la c~Omodidad, Y por
conSiguiente, la education y una po-
Sicion social definida. Ademas el
SiStema cooperative impedia al indi-
viduo ~elevarse sobrc los demas. La
libertad absolute crea Acknowledgement
te fortunas coloSale>. pero conduce
acknowledgements d la exploitation del
trabajo Y Il la exploitation de milla-
res de SereS humanos."
VI. FagnieZ en- su obra la Sucr-
te del Obrero en- la. Edad Media deS-
cribe aun con mas precision Ia SUI
~perioridad de aQuel regimen indus
trial Sobre 81 de nueStroS dias. Dice:
Ia suerte del obrero en- Ia Edad
Media era preferiole a Ia del obre-
70 contemporaneo. La industrial ma-
nufacturera de hoy eXige tai capital
para que alguno pueda TRAFALGAR in
deperdienremente, que superb q! que
un obrero pueda reun.r con 81 traba-
10. Obligado aSi a ,rabajar por
cuenta de otro. Sc acoStumbra q opo-
ner i prooioS intereses a los de su
patron. Y a yer en- q a IN enemIgo.
Por otra partc. ell patron, que cast
nunca Ia trabaj&do con sus manoS, Sc
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T LAXATIVE
IDEAL PARA
Los NINOS De
CORTA EDAD

e. eStado natural de los niroS 6
Ell de que eSten Siempre feiiCcS Y que
no sufran NADIA de que Sc les deba
atender. Cuando las ninas cstaH iris
ties ' no tienen deSeo de If Il la es-
cuela o estudiar. Y los nInos sc re-
huSan a Salir a jugar, neceSltan que
Sc les ~administre un laxative para
cue les limpie los intestlnoS Y acti-
We eli funcionamiento del hlgado.
Pero debe tenersc cuidado de que
la medicinal que Sc les Suministre
produzca sus efectoS del modo mas
simple V natural. Los purgantes
tuertes Y preparadoS Quimicamente
no son neceSarioS nj Sc apetecen.
MuchaS madreS nan descublerto que
la combination de hierbaS comuneS
produce IN funcionamiento regular en-
los !nteStinoS sin cauSar %torZoneS.
Esea combination de hierbas Sc SUI
miniStra en- fOrna de paStl!l2S que
toman Ell nombre de LaXcarin,-y Su
uso sc ma generallZado en- toGas par
teS.-Unicamente Sc neceSitan tomar
unas cuauJaS paStillas de LaXcarin,
que tienen Ia v~eataja de Que son agra
dab!es al paladar. Son, de hecho, un
doctor en- forma de Gulce. Siendo esta
la razGn por la que 4 los nlnos les gus
tan mucho. Pocas horaS deSpues de
Que ell nino las haya tornado, volvera
a ser tan allegro Y feilz como antes,
pucS la acci0n de eSta medicinal Sc
encuentra regulada como por el me-
caniSmo de un reioN.
POr SupueSto, que tamDlen conSt!-
.-z-.- -..s.NlT, ..,,-t IL,
misma madre Y deWaS mlcnlhrOS de
la familia. en- ell tratamjento de la
construction crOnica o eventual, DO
.lorcS dc cabeZa. lenitivO para los res
fries Y fiebreS. e]rupcloneS dc la plcl.
Y todas ~aouellas dolencias cue tienen
su origen en- Ia constipation. Ayu-
da la digestion. evita Ia fermentation,
neutraliza la aclGeZ. calnla el enVe-
uenamiento de los gases Y ayuda ell
mcvimiento del e~stomago.
FL precio de eSta medicinal es e! de
costumbre. Sin hacer cas- del gran
aumento que han sufrido las sustain
cias cue usamos en- nuestro laborato-
rio. V las contr!bucioneS de guerra
que Sc han impuesto Y que absorven
todas las utilidades. hemos sostenldo
ell precio original a que empezo a
ser vendida esta medicinal. Ia que es
sin duda alguna la mas segura, ba-
sandonos para decir este, en- la gran
disima demanda que alcanz6 duran
tie las ultimas senanas. en- las que Sc
nos hicieron pedidos de tratamientos
completes que constsn de seis cajas
por ell valor de cinco dollars. Una
Gaia cuesta uElcamente I'm dollar. V
sera enviada gastos n~agados. al re-
cibirse su valor en- elective o giro
postal. que debe remitirse a LaXcarin
Products Co. Dept. SPA, Pittsburgh,
Pa. (Adv.l
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COLLAR CON PERFUMES
NATURAIES-

LIS crmas dc estes dIAres
esc1n hechas de petaIos dc 10
res naturaks, mc5dos y mode
lsdos fernando roses , ot-as
Cores. correspondents los oio-
res a las flores de que eStan
hechos. Is 10 mas Appropriate
para regular a h povh- n
xmiGa. Ia hermann o Il ma
DIRE. puS a Ia Wei quo IS IN
cegante adorno. substitute con
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gIBLtoTEcA TRAGLRoMANTICA.
"a 50 -c-ssvos osGa U~sl

"a 50 -~r-sspos oSSa USa)
Amor y Nartrc
A-cc DO Ryssrar Marco.
Caiya-io De AnOC.
II inferno D. LoS Honor~
e Novio Prstop-
q P~u-<aouric Dc is Solteras
q Paraiso De AS Aulsrc-
e Hada dc los Mares
u Nido de E-uiSenOres-
q Collar dc E~Sns-sldr
e. 81 de las Nira<-
81 Alma sa IN B-Ho-
Ia Hin De las Flores.
Ia HE en- ks Lscics-
IL Nina de los JazmIGes
La Eiuia ASEre
Ia Corte del Amor
Ii Prncesa d. Doa--
la HiJa Do Venus.
Las Eyas NOGernaS
Las Obrr-as del Amor.
Las Hi;as del Champagne.
Marina o "a Hija Dc las Obs.
Nalditos sean los Eombres.
Naldicas sean as Sue-as-
Nalt!to sea 81 Amer
NalG7tuS . los Gees
PasionariaS dc Amor.
Poruus So C4San los Hor1o-r%-
Pc-rue - Casan las Mu5eres.
Po-Cus Pecan las Nulere-
Po-uuy Nu-mu-an las EieJ2S-
Poruus Rc!rciden Ia NIu6as.
Por Seguir a una Muler-
Su M2ieStad 81 Amor.
Viva mi \cvIa-
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OBRAS DE OUIDA.
NOVELAS HIsToRICAS Y PoFU-
LARES.
Ct IS eep1ro caGa axe

81 G5 esptGrcS rGGa "Sc-)
A-ca-So y EIolsa.
Aucr jc Nadrc-
Sr-,o,dc. BertclGInu : CacaSeno.
C-arlonaSno O los Dccc Psres &c rranera-
Diego Cor-ienteS-
Doua juanita.
Dc7 Juan d. Serrsl}onEz-
e Earbcro &c Seyllla.
Il Ne-eader &c Ecnecia.
e Condo &C LuNen6urEc.
ESpinaS de una F.o-.
Flor dc IN Dia.
Genoveva de B-aoante.
GuiEe-mc Tell.
Herman Co-tss ; Marin
JUaEa de Arco.
julieta ' Romeo
Lucrecia BorEia.
Los AmantsS de Te-uel.
- HUerfana de BruSelaS
La Furnz-ina-
Manon LesczUt
ss-ia Antou.etl.
ia-EariCA de BorEcR2-
Otelo. 81 Moro Dc NeRecia-
Pablo Y Virginia.
Treiuta Ahos . IA Vida DC IN Jugsdor.
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R DE EMILIO lola

~ v;-o SOC
q Martz,o de una MUc-ta .---- QUO
10 -. n. .o-os Sl.O0
La Confession de Claudio ....-.- 'SS
/. CorCufsta De Pl0S,ans. Dos tcnoS. -S.-Uo
Ia RaEea. Dos tcCHOs St-S'
-. No, 54c
St Ex,eErncia EuEenio RouE6n. : tonos- Sl-ou
Teresa RrGU!n ---..--- %
Una PsCina de Amor. Dos ,cnos -....Sl-P
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iatcyeS Dir'erSoS.-
oBRAs DE GRANDES AUToREs.

ArraGo hasts 81 Patibulo. 7or Jokai.....SI.5o
E-a.-cmeSes. por CervanteS -.......-.-Sl.oo
L El-5e-o De Sevila y Las Bcdas De Ei-
-.-c nor Reauuzr-charS ...........S 81. 80
=. Ps-7,so Pa-Sido. por Milton ........S $50
Il Eacdolero. Dor TfSo de Molina .--..-.Sl $50
s. Rrna7-.-o del Cid $3.50
- SbusE, del Rev. por Gab-ie. !Iiro. ....S $3.50
Hamlet y Romeo = Julieta. Po- Shake
II NOVA de La1ermco-. por Scott Sl.3o
- Erridz. pc- Ni-Eii:o -.--.-------.- Sl.1V
N.reya. POI Federico M;scra! .-...-....St.0
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DIVERSAS.
A-2rcna. prr Csrioa Bra~mc

l-,-or. ~ c.r'nt7 Br.-~rr- --.--.... SOC
r w.
'~i Cs7u>Sro a. tah?auT' 10
J" NIe7e-- 9ensao.~ -. Pr.g-
-9-EHnIo ne an'o.. ~. ~ -,
C"s ~ Is IN
''0 hHst-oc,eheS "a.
. a. y 49, II ob-s nses-
- I, Ttc-,n,-a cspanosa. I'm ,omo
"a &c - hEra"'" eP~"'" :, sn
-
u h@-ur del 9CTS1'
na>aad eh "A H'ta nct
DO. In tonno gfrnGc' tHIoSannch'e cnpS
-aau. Ediclon iCS.TaG2 SOU
Dloanite-o. por Stevenson Dvc
Ca>amIealo DC SHeNea2 eoc
1rrraclon. por Alfonso De slehnS eOS
macon. o e. harIiT;' ue """ 'H'N'e "tD'
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
WHERE BEGGING IS AN ART.
Syrians Are Adopts. and Thievihu II
All Branches 10 Flourish
ING Business.

The wellfed German out here I'm
syria used to GILL the Turkish soldier
an artistic de faim." The poor Syrian
" q genius at It. Begging Is the most
hodrfshing trade in Syria, and the only
n at which the craftsman gets q
proper apprenticeship. Interspersed
among the real staryers o win find
child actors who would win a furore
n London. They lie in an attitude OF
death in a woman's lap, their we'll
rounded limbs carefully covered with
yernlinous rags. You will see them ten
minutes later, when mamma has gone
home for lunch, playing touch.
Thieying in all its branches-piracy
from o~ff-loadins ships, fraud. Snug
Cling of stolen goods, Differing and
pocket picking-had such a boom on
the arrival of the British as was never
knawn in the best Turkish days,
though now it Is waning beneath a
somewhat Determined police suryeil-
ance. Animals. They talk at home
of selling ar horses out here. Well
the AsabSaid even the Syrlhn knows
the value OF his horse and that while
he is In working order 1t pays to keoc
him SO. That is the utmost limit ; and
as to work horses, or any other ami
mails It Ean!a need ell =! . he ssssass Of Of the
z. S. P. G. A. to keep even the streets
free of Observation-Disclosures Re
view.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
Fsstidious Landlord.

'sThat yosr father up the rond7'
asked the man in the linen buster.
"Yes'r," replied the boy with many
treckles.
sIIe tells mig there r lots Of mos
Auftoes around here"
why, mister. I don't \ e he ought
to have told ybp that. Pies gettin'
kind q weak in the eyes"
"What has that to do with it?H\
"Well, You see, pap's got a systeq.
When anybody asks about summed
board they always mention mosqui.
toes. II pap likes their looks he tells
the truth, which Is that we haven't
Seen a skeet in ten years but If folks
don't happen to please him he draws
on his Imagination and fills the air
with winged %terrors."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY -
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

ys.rs GoID liEDAI Haar-
lem Oil has enabled suffering human
liver, bladder and stomach troubles
and all diseases connected with the
urinary organs, and to build up and
restore to health organs weakened by
disease. These most important organs
must be watched, because they filter
and purify tho blood unless they do
Their work you are doomed.
weariness, sleeplessness, nervous
ness, dependency, backache, stomach
trouble, pains in the loins and lower
abdomen, gravel, rheumatism, s~ciatica
and lumbago all warn you Of trouble
With your kidneys. GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM on Capsules are the remedy
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
TO BECOME
YAM HEADQUARTERS
Administration win BE Can.
tered There Soon For q. S.
Forces to Stay on Rhine.

sooienz Aug. s.-CoMena win he
e0.ne the headquarters OF the American
lives IN Europe when American grand
neaaauarters in Paris are closed about
~, y has become known. Antwerp
WIN De the base port for the Anerican
roneingent that is to remain Oh. the
Rhine Indefinitely.
general Pershing said while on his
ana tour of the battiefeids he in
.enoed to sail from Brest about SEN
.sinoer !. 1t was said to be probable
.nat The composite regiment of picked
men that marched In the Paris and
l,9nach victory parade will sail with
Me american commanderinchief.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07

you need. Take three OF four every az.
The healiag oil soaks Into the cells m
LINING 81 the kidneys md drives OF
surely follow. When your normal yisce
has been restored continue trcatmenS
for a while to keep yourself "a cordK.
ton n prevent q return a the a..
ease.
Don't wait until you ara incapable q
lighting. Start taking GOLD MEDAL
aaarlem Oil Capsules today. Your
druggist will cheerfully refund your
money II YOU nre not satisfied with
results. But be sure to get the original
imported GOLD MEDAL and accept -,
substitutes. In three sizes. Sealed
packages. At all drug stores.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
DIES MONIES PLANS
MEMORIAL FOR CASS

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 5.-Arrange-
ments were completed today to hold
special public memorial services here
August 10, at the Western league base
ball park, in honor Of June Cass, Des
Moines outf1elder, who died recently
lowing an attack OF tonsilit1s Cass
was the leading base steaIer Of the
Western league. His body has been
removed to the nome of his family in
Scotland, S. D.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
ANNOUNCE OPPONENT
FOR TEDDY, JUNIOR
Democrats of Nassau County
Name Candidate-Captain
Archie Goes to Chicago.
by United Press.

Oyster BAY, N. Z. Aug. 5.-Iclias
Raft. attorney. Will be the democratic
candidate for assemblyman from Mas
sau county TO oppose Lieut.. Col. Theo-
Gore Roosevelt, II WIS announced to-
day.
Capt. Archie Roosevelt. has gc,e to
Chicago to enter business. he wi9s be
associnted with the Sinclair Oh q
filming COMPANY.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
PREDICTS EUROPEAN
OUTBREAK In WINTER
BY United Press.

Lucerne. Switzerland, Aug. Be
fore the winter sets in there will be "a
terrible spasm of rage and despair
among the people of Europe in which
the final remains of civilization may be
t2t ally annihilated," it was predicted
b. arthur Henderson, the British labor
leader at the opening session Of the ID.
tarnational socialist convention here
Sunday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
AVlATORS
TO TRAIN ROLiVIANS

Washington, Aug. 5.-Capt. Donald
Hudson formerly q member OF the
famous first pursuit group Of the Amer
lean expeditionary forces in France, has
been employed by Bolivia to organize
and instruct a flying corps in its army.
1t was said here today that Bolivia had
decided to furnish Instructors for it's
axmy by obtaining discharged Aner1-
can officers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
NEW PREMIER TALKS.
BY Edward Bine, United Press Staff

- 49, A'ttSS SthNS1 ITSSS oIdIT
Correspondent.
Budapest, Aug 9. tdefayed.)-The
new Hungarian government, succeed
ing Bella Kun's soviet regime, desires
: establish friendly relations with the
ies Immediately by julius Peidll, the
v premier declared today.
In outlining his program, Peidll said
le new cabinet regarded itself as a
temporary government, but added there
were certain policies which it intend
ed to put in force at once. Negotiations
already have been opened with Italy,
he said, with a view of obtaining i'm
mediate cessation of hostilities.
las u temporary government" Peidll
said. our first and most important
task is to establish order and safety,
At the same. time we must organize an
election based on universal suffrage
and call h assembly which will de-
eide Hungary's new form of govern
ment.
"The composition of the present gov
eminent is proof that we wish to main
tain friendly relations with all people,
We viii do everything in our nnwer to
safeguard the life and property of the
Hungarian people, as well as foreign
subjects.
Evacuation Of the parts of Hungary
now held by entente forces would tyr
prove the situation Immediately. Our
government, which will strive to Gre
ate normal ana orderly conditions,
counts upon the benevolent support of
the allied governments and peoples"
The food situation in Hungary is
grave, Peidll said, declaring the en-
tente's greatest help at this time would
be the sending OF food supplies. This
would enable establishment Of order,
he said.
PeidM said Hungary must also have
coal and new materials.
Budapest was under a strict state of
siege today and perfect order prevailed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
ASK ALLIED TROOPS.

Copenhagen. Aug. 6.-Premier Glenn
enceau, president of the peace confer
ence, replying to a wireless message
from the Italian 4 litary mission at
Budapest, has decla ID that the SUI
preme council of he psace conference
did not intend to intern e in the in
ternal policy of the HungN IAN govern
ment, and added that RumA Ia would
be asked to halt her forces nNhe line
which had been reached, but would not
be asked to withdraw her troops to- the
line fixed on June 13 until the ntU
vernmen at Budapest had strictly
conformed to the conditions OF the ar
mistice between Hungary and the allied
powers. according TO a Vienna dispatch
received here. The Italian commander
has sent a reply to M. Clemenceau stat
ing that the new government is pre-
pared tic fulfill the armistice conditions
as speedily as possible, and that he re-
quest the allied powers to lend support
by each power sending one regiment
to Budapest. 1t is suggested that this
be done in such manner that the move
ment of troops should not partake OF
the nature Of intervention, but would
be more OF a voluntary demonstration.
A Budapest dispatch received here
reports hat the Rumanian commander
has notified the Hungarian military
authorities that a Rumanian commits
sion is on its way to Budapest to nego-
fjafo ON orriSf;oo
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
Thinking Of Grandpa.

Right now is gr%andfather's most
troublesome time OF the year. His bald
head is so inviting that the flies SIM
ply cannot resist the temptation of
biting it. And this worries little Jane
almost al much as IL does GRANDPA.
Their. The other evening she was in
one Of the neighbours gardens when the
head of the house came out and begun
to sprinkle his cucumber vines with
lime. "What is that for?" she prompt
ly asked.
ITO keep the bugs away" the neigh
Dor smilingly explained.
Jane watched him a minute in ST.
lence and then said very sweetly: "Can
have a little car of it? Grandpa
could use 1t on his head"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
Family Secret.

81 bet l know what makes sister
wear her hair punched down over her
ears" said the small boy.
"Do you?" replied the affable young
nan
Eyes. But / ain't goin' to tell. Only
il my ears We're as big as sisters I'd
do something like that myself"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
eELA U IN N

Vienna, Aug. 4.-Bela Kun, former
dictator of Hungary, and his asso-
ciates, have beer granted asylum by
Austria to avoid disturbances and I'M
necessary bloodshed in Budapest, &C
cording to an official statement ex-
planning the presence of Bella Kun in
the country. The statement says they
Will be allowed to remain in Austria
under detention until Hungary is able
to receive them again, but will not be
permitted to carry on political propa-
ganda.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
RUMAN|iN FORCE
TAXES BUDAPEST
Army Advances and Enters
Hungarian Capital Despite Or
ders From Allied Council at
Parls-BeIa Kun In Vienna.
BY Assoc ated Pre.a

Aug budapest was oc-
aupied today by Rumanian troops who
rom the river Thesis, In
spite OF representations made by Lieu
tenan. Colonel RomaneIli, the Italian
represel satiye of the allies at Vienna.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07
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:; 3: WI e. given an opportunity
3: :" :'oa .ric:A1e ;;sto:#;'Shis campaign
means a greater enlargement
I College and Orphanage.
propooition before the Synod
raj a million dollars. Of this
amount the Presbyterian College will
receive 100000 and the Thornwell
Orphanage s125,O0O. The amount to
be received by the Orphanage will
be applied to it's endowment fund. Of
the $500,000 for the college, about
one-half will be applied on the en-
dowment and the other half put in
to new buildings at once. Clinton is
asked to show her faith in the insti-
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ion, and her love by raising her
quota cf this million dollar fund
slsa = sddad, for 1.-The expansion
'ot the colleges: ! 49,.
It is hoped that the: eanvassers
will be- heartily, received as they
take up this work. The heart of
Clinton will be enlisted in the cause
and little else will be talked of un-
til the drive is completed and the
goal is reached. =.
Clinton is asked for $4,000 and
will get back s625,OOO. When will
such an opportunity ever face US
again?