The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-17
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Mexican regime, Manuel de Ia Pena,
acting commercial agent in New
York, says: we mean to Danish
hatred. We intend to create love and
friendship through mutual UNDER
standing. We want you to go there.
We want all Mexicans to return. Wa
have eliminated the word .exiles.' We
have banished the word amnesty"
because 1t means pardon. There Is
no need OF pardon. We young men OF
Mexico have realized that unless for
eign capital and immigration are en-
Outraged our natural are
lost to the world. Therefore the laws
tina we intend to uphold will protect
foreign capital and immigration so
Tar as that may be done in accordance
with the eternal principles of justice
an equity"
The latest feature in the develop
meni of youthful athletics, is the re-
vision of the ball diamond and the
shortening OF the game to meet the
needs CT the youth below 1G years OF
age. Many Fairgrounds have adopted
the smaller diamond which Will en-
able the boy to develop his muscles
without overtaXing him. That base
"a is a sport into which no boy has
TO be urged and is the best method
for all around evelopment, is the
opinion of the National and Ameri-
can Leagues.
The rapid stride with which women
of England have taken interest in
political and social questions, is ac-
counted for by the fact of their hav-
ing to handle many new situations
without the help of their husbands
while h latter were away at war.
Village councils have been formed
by h women of many communities
and successful efforts have been
made in bringing about better hous-
Ing conditions and even improving
machinery in many factories.
Philadelphia is to have a new pub
Tic comfort station, the cost of which
has been provided for in requests Of
former citizens. Five thousand dol
lars, left by Benjamin Franklin, in
1890 and $4,000 left by John Scott in
1916 ito make living in town more
convenient and render it more agree
able to strangers" will be used for
this purpose. The combined total
now amounts to S66, 323.
The first Sunday In May is called
"Chestnut Sunday in England and is
GOIlSuuSISu INT olliCidi pPSIiliiS IA
spring. The day is usually the occa-
sion for carnivals. picnics and other
forms OF merry making. In London
the day is observed by large numbers
in making a solemn pilgrimage to
Bushey Park, where an avenue Of
poisoning trees a mile long is indeed
II reminder that spring is come.
The nation wide housing situation.
II, oil tic rhaca0 will hn .ha tow ~
the annual convention of the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
boards, to be held in Kansas City,
June 2 to 5. With the aid of able
speakers and debaters they win try
to find the cause as well as a RENEE
dy for the situation, which is grow
ing more acute each-day.
The constitution of the Irish Re-
publican Brotherhood" has just been
made public in England. There are
81 clauses in the constitution, which
provides for a supreme council in
which is vested the power to levy
taxes, raise loans, make war and de-
eide peace. A secret court is provid-
ed for in which members of the broth
erhood accused of treason shalt be
tried.
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In Kansas, the time lock on the state
t~reasurer's office at Topeka, failed to
work. While sal, 900. 900 in securities.
dodgers AMI records reposed peaceIui-
iy within, and the office force stood
idle. the lock resisted the efforts of
expert locksmiths for seven days. A
maker Of time locks opened it. The
clock had III down.
Opa ne the nIdoSf and pooct pto-
t%uresque structures of the world, is
the Benedictine monastery, situated
on a rock of world old granite. on the
bank of the Danube, in lower Austria
This relic of the middle ages dates
from 1889. The house of a thousand
windows, as 1t Is sometimes called, is
= conservative name. Its library con-
tains 10000 volumes.
That the British railways are capi-
talized at 1880, 900, 1000, of which
sum f250.0o0,00 pounds are watered
stock, is the charges made by J.. II.
Thomas, secretary to the National
Union of Railwayuien, OF England.
The abo question will never be set
tied he says, by a mere grant ef high
er wages.
Indian camps are being pitched on
L. banks of the Columbia river, in
anticipation Of the salmon season. The
annual salmon run is an occasion of
q much ceremony and festivity. Large
p~antities Of fish are caught and
cured for use during the year.
Several Substitutes for wood pulp
n the g1anufacture OF newsprint, nave
been found, but SO far all new meth
Dds have proven too expensive to be
81 great va,ue. Straw and fodder
are W of the possible substitutes.
Rail way stations In London are in
Tested with gangs of hat snatchers.
In the region OF one station 500 COM
plants have been turned in from per
sons whose hats have been snatched
while they were hurrying to catch
a train.
In Germany the Krupp gun factory
employed 10000 mel before the war,
and 115,Ooe during the war. Tho
working force 10 now 1900 men.
The price OF sugar has dropped in
Tulsa. Okla. from So cents TO 22 cents
1ars nrteee evrasee4.1n.
6Ied.. It is stated.
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