The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-06-26
SOUTH DAKOTA

ing fore" is the keynote of the complaint
OF 26 ~doughboys recently arrived from
h Archangel front who IRE now In Lon
don hospitals. Most OF them are Michi-
gan and Wisconsin men. w arrived In
Archangel in October and lived In bar
racks located I'm .swamps, which resulted
IN an epidemic consisting of a rash break
ing out all over our bodies" said an
indiana corporal. "Then we went 70 Tul-
gas. and lived in unsanitary lodgings.
Our only amusement was destroyed on
armistice day when q bolshevist shell
destroyed our photograph. We had no
particular complaint against the food
other than II was OF the plainest and
there was no change. We didn't have
any real cigarets. We q to make them
out OF tissue paper and dried moss OF
tea leaves. But we wouldn't have minded.
any Of this IL we had known why In hell
We were there"
Mexican officials have been advised by
the Mexican consulate In San Francisco,
Cal, that numerous Portuguese residents
of the United States, especially those In
California, are seeking admission to
Mexico where tthey hope to find work.
The Portuguese are skilled in vine yul-
ture but demand for their services will
cease when prohibition goes into effect
IN the United States. There are more
than $1,000 Portuguese In the United
States and that is proposed to plant col
onies in the state of Sfnaloa and Navarit.
The personal ~ppearan OF the presi-
dent at the meeting between the allies
and the Germans, is commented on by
London papers follows: TIL only one
who seemed nerN ais behind his set smile
was President Wilson. - Manchester
Guardian. President Wilson glanced
round the room with intense curiosity
Central News. MI. Wilson, cold and nom
committal.-Dafly Mail. With a little
smile, half hidden behind passivity, was
President Wilson.-Evening Standard. A
searching gaze, but suggestive Of judi
cial stolidity. --Daily News. a~ .
Surgeon B. ]. Lloyd. OF h United
States public. health services says the
building Of the Panama canal was but q
days work In comparison to the task OF
Graduating tuberculosis. '"The 'tubercu-
losis problem means the germ Of tuber-
culosis on the one hand, and tho newborn
babe on the other. Inasmuch as no baby
ts ever born. with tuberculosis, II the two
could be kept apart there would not be
any tuberculosis problem" "a atss-E.t.
Special reconstruction towns may be
es .ablished by the government m the near
future. where soldiers suffering from
tuberculosis can regain their health n
at the same time work at light trades to
Tit themselves for a full return to the In
dustrialf life, said Col. Estes Nichols, Of
the United States army general hospital
at New Haven, Conn.
Lord Reading said In Q q recent
speech in London: IT car never speak
OF the relations between AmericA and
Great Britain without feeling q warmth
of enthusiasm which carries me, very
often, almost beyond the verge Of sober
statement. The generosity Of the Ameri-
can public toward the British people In
perhaps difficult to represent to the Brit
Ash.
Commenting on the vast quantities Of
eggs being put In storage even at the
present high prices, Bradstreets says:
And that means that storage eggs No u
sell for II cents average In order to show
the smallest profit, and this price calls
for about an epcent market for fresh
eggs.
The handsome ybronze statue Of King
Charles ] in Trafalgar Square, which has
been covered with ,sandbags from the day
German airships began raiding London.
will not, for aNime at least, be uncovered,
a. the left fQraleg OF the bronze horse
which supports the greater part OF the
statues weight a cracked.
General Villa and I believe that after
the revolution has won It's night o
civilian should be elected to serve the
needs OF the country" explains General
Angeles. 1T is the Intention Of this revo-
hutton to conquer the state Of Chihuihus
and there receive the refugees from Next
60 who are now In the United States.
A cotton mill man from South Carolina
3~ourneyed to New York a few days age
20 ask aid of the Associated Advertising
Clubs of the World In the protection Of
negro workmen in the cotton mills, who
are earning bigger wages han they ever
earned before, against the Vaccinations
OF wild cat stock promoters who find the
negroes uncommonly easy picking.
A choir of 100 trombones, said to be the
largest ever organized, will be a feature
of the Methodist centenary celebration at
Columbus, Ohio, June 20 to July 10, which
will mark the close of 100 years of mis-
slonary work by the Methodist Episcopal
church. ~ ...raa
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen reports hat Sweden is ne
gotiating for a huge Soan from the United
States at 6 per cent and that the Ameri-
can concern, Montgomery, Ward is plan
ming establishment Of a large ranch In
Stockholm. 3
The resident OF Pittsburgh have filed a
quit against the Amalgamated Associa-
ton of Street and Electric Railway EN-
pioyes in which $2,035, OK. Is is asked of the
union. This sum. II is claimed. was lost
by the people as a result Of the recent
street car strike. I'll.
Partisan society people are taking q
hand in strike breaking in order to help
the city regain it's much needed street
transportation. Baron Rothschild has
been making regular trips as chsuffeur of
auto bus M now and then @ Countess
punches tickest in q subway station.
The London Times announces the death
OF Toby" of the Surbiton Fire Brigade.
Toby an Irish TERROR, would mount
the engine whenever q call was sounded,
and ring the bell by the drivers seat with
his teeth.
The liquor dealers say that, after July
T.. 10000 bar tenders will be facing star
walton; hotel room rates will be increased
20 make up Tor loss OF liquor revenue,
and thousands of dollars worth of prop
erty will be unused.
The absence of cheap sweets, and the
healthy effects Of war bread are Given
by the medical officer OF Ramsgat, Lon
don, as the reason for the exceptionally
good condition OF the teeth Of the school
children for last year.
nc appears from q yesterdays comment
or Mr.. Hawker that he stu feels the
American Navy men did not ny over
the Atlantic because the. American navy
took every possible ~pTecaution to safe
guard the lives OF its men.
The first Of O fleet OF 70 oilIburnlng