The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-04
CITIZEN REPUBLICAN
p. A. BLISS, pue.
SCVtLAND. SOUTH DAKOTA


sources which are now showing "a
tendency TO exclude the United states
FROM purchasing from their fields ac-
cording to Van II. Manning United
States director of mines. Latin America
Great Britain, France and tho Neither
lands. 1t was said. control the main
potential sources and ali OF these
countries have adopted policies tending
to shut out other nationaltics.
Minnesota judge :uled last week
that a Russian who appeared for his
final citizenship papers could not he ad-
mltted to citizenship because his wife
could not speak English The Russian
had attended night school. but contendcd
that his wife did not have time as they
had two children. well, wives are
getting to be Just about as important as
husbands, under the new order of
things" decreed the judge. Suppose
\ British company was organized last
June with n capital OF many millions ~
dollars for the establishment OF airship
lines virtually around the earth Air
ships Of 3,OOd.0o0 cubic feet capacity,
nearly twice as large as the British
dirigibie R-3i. the first lighter than air
craft to cross the Atlantic, are contem-
plated. A route from London TO New
York viii be the first to be put into
carried out.
Colonel Gustavo Salinas. nephew OF
President Carranza. Is expected to leave
Mexico City for the United States with
in few days, cnroute TO Europe to ne
gotiate the purchase for Mexico of arms
and ammunition. A previous mission
of the same character was interrupted
at New York when British officials re-
fused TO wise Colonel Salinas passports.
President Carranza retaliated by refus-
ing to permit wise OF passports OF British
citizens DESTROYS of visiting Mexico.
Discussing the liquor traffic last week
King George said Experiences during
the war showed the clearly Injurious af-
fects upon the national efficiency OF
the excessive consumption of strong
drinks. A bill accordingly will be pre-
scented to you providing for a suitable
system for the peace time regulation of
the sale OF alcoholic liquor
Through an interlocking directorate,
including not more than 500 persons the
radical organizations of the country are
attempting to gain control OF Ameican
industry and destroy the present form
of government says John W. Sullivan.
former member OF the war labor board.
Investigation Of 125 persons has shown
that they held memberships in Is organ
ID0tiOHS VI Ill idBe VI liSo EACH udy.
One man held II memberships.
Canada is now excluding all immi-
grants except those from Belgium,
France and the Scandinavian countries.
and the British isles. All who are
doubtful applicants are turned back be-
fore embarking on shipboard. Even
those allowed to start must be examined
medically after landing. Hand picked"
10 the kind that Canada expects and
wants.
The Koreans will suffer determination
before they will acquiesce in the rule of
Japan declares Baron Kim Ka- chin. for
merly one Of Korea selder statesmen and
officials who Is now one of the mem
bers OF the little community Of Korean
refugees who have found haven in
China
More than 10000 resident aliens who
fought In the allied armies during the
war have lost their residence status, In
their progress toward citizenship.
through legal technicalities. Under the
naturalization laws an alien must live
in this country for five years "continu-
ousy" before he can become citizen.
A way out of the whole difficulty Is
suggested to the German government
by the Los Angeles Express -Qnd.):
That 1t deal with the war criminals as
1t dealt at Scapa Flow with its ships of
war--take them out to sea and sink
them"
Reduced to phrase the undertaking
of the American Legion in its Ameri-
canization work is that of putting new
fire under the melting pot. The legion's
objective is to eliminate half baked cih-
Eenship. says the American Legion
Weekly.
What is probably China's first labor
union has Just been launched in Shang.
hal by a group of laborers returned frorA
III France. me new or
ganization is an outgrowth of two unions
of $4,000 members that We're formed
overseas.
Finley, N. D., in these times of hard
to get school teachers, boasts one that
not only conducts the curriculum. stages
programs entertains officials and par
ents, but also washes the woodwork.
seats and floor Of the school house every
week.
During the past year the United
States has exported 14S.0S6,470 bushels OF
wheat to Europe, which is Sc, 600. 600 moro
than during the previous year. Eng.
land leads in receiving 1t, Italy came
second. France third and Belgium
fourth.
Some British newspapers have been
SsHISu " analsDAIloE by receipt of a
report that prohibition organizations
from the United States were going 10
use 80, CO., 900 for prohibition propaganda
Throughout the world. but chiefly in
Great Britain.
A demonstration in support OF the
widespread demand upon the Picking
government that !. refuse to enter into
negotiations with Japan over Shantung
province. and refer the subject instead
TO the League of Nations has been in
progress IN Shanghai for the last tvs
days.
The United States is in vital need OF
an adequate patros along the Mexican
border. according to the supervising In
speetor of the immigration service at
81 Paso. to help In Kidding the country
OF bolsheyists and other radical ele-
ments. and combat drug and intoxfcal.
ing liquor smugglers
Since prohibition went into effect In
Valparaiso Ind, the town is so free
from iawlessness that one armed police
men ore being employed as patrol. and
the sheriff has announced that he NO
longer needs q deputy
Tho trial OF Louis Leayitt. a Rroaklvp
manufacturer, charged with profiteer-
ing N having N his possession more
snan 100 0O pounds 6f bacon purchased
from the goyernmsn Tor alleged specu-
.tation has been opened In Brooklyn.
The 1920 budget. as approved BY presi.
don't Carranza. provides for an increases
IN the presidents salary.