The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-18
SOUTH DAKOTA

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End Sudanesc run To shadow. No WORK
Sit IN shadow. England-land of shadows
Work all day. Strikes? All strikes, per
haps because too much work. No sun tt
stop work-strikes instead. London
There is so much OF 1t. ] do not know
But the weather is fine. would !o'
1--we here because / would lose my destiuat
ton But would take away tho weatiie,
with me-the soft rain and the cool shad'
ows. Then our corn would grow as high
a. sycarnores. You would like me TO TAX.
IT away? Your beautiful rain? The shsi.
owe that do not burn? Truly the Eng
First division veteran engineers went tt
chow their prowess In construction and
have offered their services to put up
bleachers for 10000 people On Fifth ayc-
nue. for the Pershing and First division
parade. September 10. if the city VIII fur
nish the lumber. BleaGherg for 1000 are
being constructed fer the welcoming com
ndttees. The division wants bieachers for
reia tives who have come to see their CONS
in the victory march down tho avenue
The engineers beast they can put up the
eleachers overnight and as evidence OF
their speed cited the Instance of throwing
a pontoon bridge across the rhine at
Honningen In 8 minutes and 4l seconds
Forest fires In the United states this
year have been the worst in 30 years.
Captain Pack, of the forestry association,
says the nation has only about one fourth
Of Its original forests. and what It has Is
disappearing thres times faster han it
ss being replaced. Two hundred Blackfeet
indians are entitled TO q large share of the
credit for preventing the spread of forest
fires In the Glacier National park. whera
for many days II seemed as IF some of
the finest scenery would be ruined. accord
ing to Maj. A. E. McFtatridge. who has re-
turned from u visit to the park.
Governor Cornwell, of West Virginia,
who was once a laboring man and worked
for 81 a day. has written a letter TO rail-
read brotherhood officials, declining to
support the Plumb plan for n~ationaliaa-
'tion of the railroads and declaring that
he Ia an American. not q bolshnriSt."
when you ask the farmers and the labor
cTs IN other lines of work to go In debt
10000 through the medium of The fed
eral government to buy the railroads and
give them to you to operate for your bene-
Tit and to use as you please, you are
making q proposition that is neither sane
nor fair"
Testifying at the state food investigation
Former Congressman n. M. Pollard, one
OF the largest apple growers In Nebraska,
said one fall when apples were plentiful
he shipped a supply from his fruit farm
to Lincoln and started selling direct to
the retailers. For q time sales were
heavy. but In a week or two they fell Off
to almost nothing. He questioned the re-
taiiers as to the reason and was told that
the jobbcrs had in effect informed tho
retail dealers II they persisted in buying
direct from the producer they must also
o to him for their vegetables and other
grocery supplies.
There has just been discovered on the
AolhvN1 ~S ~1 -
fornta, evidence of the presence of Ameri-
cans on the island more than a century
A high rock bears an inscription,
recording the landing of the ship "Tri-
In 1907, with an American flag
and q score of names affixed. The names
sound like those OF New England. and
are believed to have been whalers.
Senator Kenyon is going on the trail OF
the expense accounts for the witnesses
who are fiocking to Washington to tes-
ufy In the packers behalf against the
Kenyon and Kendrick hills. A Kansas
butcher admitted his expenses were to
be paid by the Butehers' Association of
his town And who y1ll pay the Butchers
Association" asked Senator Kenyon. The
witness said he did not know.
Because several scores OF Honolulu
teachers, vacutionins in the United
have found 1t impossible to OBJ
accommodation on vessels which
would return them to Hawaii In time
Tor the regular opering OF the school
term, September Is, the schools Will re-
main closed until September q
One hundred picked Australian soldiers
arrived In New York yesterday on the Gel
tic. en- route to Davis. Cal, where they
VIII DO given a seecinl II months course
In agriculture. ThcsAnzacs. on their return
Australia will be given sections of land
throughout the cur1lnaonwcuitn Wi,rt, !, 10
will train other -cx-aoiiicrs who take up
Farming upon their return from the war.
The United States district attorney has
the prosecuting attorney of
to Institute n criminal action
asainst restaurants that charge 10 cent?
Tor a cup OF coffee. Seattle restaurant men
signed an agreement TO raise the price
from s cents to 10 cents. which agreement,
the district attorney Is against the
law.
Los Angeles has a swimming marvel
IN the person of Richard Headrick. two
pears old. Richard gave his first public
ut tie age Of six months. but
parents have stendfastly refused the
attractive offers OF movie firms to film
heir son. No one taught Richard. Neither
" his parents, or any of his relatives can
swim.
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advertisements offering posi-
to Gef1iian physicians md surgeons
n the Russian army. Attractive pal and
The rightSof SECURING homesteads is prom
sed them.
Forccasting a big densnd for motor
bars in Australian Major Goddard, OF the
board OF Trade, believes it will be
possible to manufacture automobiles in
india and land them in Australia at q
eoet OF Sl.N0, which he declares will adj
compete with the most popu-
ar American made cars,
What was said to ba the first move to
trade In raw fnrs between the
States and Germany was made
hts week wlieusthe New York fur auction
corporation appointed an agent Ia
Letpsic, where raw fur dealers are eager
. retain their pre-war prestige.
Information gathered by the British
government indicates that there are NJ
0.W0 persons eager to leave the con-
ansne as soon RS transportation is avail
lbie- Otnc.al h~eadQuarters there believed
Ine United States does not realize the
g Of Immigration that win seek its
IkOress ,
CaxrAge makers report tfeir trade In a.
aAxhly 'pronpsrous condition. Their chief
comes from the iouth, they sar.
Ace0fdiug to them there are more horxes
= ne GEitcd States now than over before.
= c~ogyeapondeat reports that II : reSsr-