The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-11

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the fields Of France. says h New
York Sun. An expedition Of vtdal1a
cardinals, or lady bugs. have been
sent to overcome tho army Of icerya
which is devastating largo cultivated
areas of hat nation. But h French
radicals recruit rapidly, as an iceryA
a lay as macy as $50, o0o, 900 eggs y
year.
After a Cougar search. the laugh
ter of Henry ". Putnam. San Fran
cisco millionaire, has been discovered.
She is a little old IN Of 70. and
an heir to her fathers estate OF $780,
600. 900. accumulated from royalties
on wire inventions. chief among
which is the safety pin. When her
father went to California with the
other 49ers, he left his 4~-year-old
twin daughters in a New Orleans or
phanage. When, prosperous, he
started to n his daughters, one had
married and died, and the other been
adopted by a family who had dtsap-
peared. The missing daughter, a
widow, was found living on a tiny
farm in Ohio.
OF the 319 editors, who replied to a
s~uestionnaire sent to the editors of
Iowa on the subject Of government
operation Of industries. ESQ replied
that their communities were opposed
TO the governments going n bust
ness competition with its citizens. or
these editors, TIA were republicans.
40 democratic, sc Independent, and
rs miscellaneous. Out OF the 5,l54
editors replying throughout the coun-
try at large. Sc per cent. voted against
such a proposition. This Is an In
crease of 3 per cent In the sppcsi-
ton as compared with the same
editors n year ago. The combined
circulation of the papers replying
was A, 5000.
Writ servers, popular in Ire
land and who in times of excitement
had often to eat their writs, now have
been so inundated hat they do not
dare attempt ever to serve their docu-
nnents. In some cases where they
tool the risk they have been held up
by armed men who took his writs
from them. New rules have been
drafted to meet the emergency and
it has been provided that 1t shall not
be necessary TO serve a writ, TIT will
be sufficient to mail it by registered
letter and advertise it in the local
papers. The mere fact OF mailing is
anoagh, so that nothing viii be gained
by holding up the ,naail carrier,
The Made in Germany sign is still
4 fetish to the former German en-
f,eIor. Though he is reported TO feel
that his country treated him shame
fni2y. he continues to buy German
gaods, sent direct from Berlin when
possible. In revenge, Dutch trades
xaen with whom the exile has to deal
al Doom, and also the worknlen whom
he has 70 engage from time to time,
Charge him all that the traffic will
hear,
The average daily wage of every
person employed In Allegheny coun-
sy, Pennsylvania, one of the coun-
us's greatest Industrial centers, in
creased 7o.a per cent. In three years,
aocording TO the state secretary OF
internal affairs. The per capita daily
wage for 1919 vas sos, while that OF
isis was sass. Production value in
Isls amounted to $1,000, eas.4oo as
compared with s1.s19,ssa.e 800 in 1915,
an increase Of IT'S per cent.
P0tish army intelligence officers
report that Moscow offered a reward
OF 100000 rubles for the capture,
dead or alive. Of Maj. Cedric E.
Fauntleroy was recently appointed
chief Of aviation OF the sixth Polish
army. One squadron under his COM
uiand is composed chiefly of Ameri-
EAR Aviator Ok that squadron, UNI
Ger the command of Capt. George NJ.
Crawford, of %ilmington, Del. are
Kncwn by bolshevist soldiers Of the
southern front as devils Of the air"
according to recently captured red
soldiers.
The correspondent Of the Chicago
Daily News writes from Yokohoma
commenting on the fact that while
the Japanese press speaks volubly of
the possibilities Of war with the
United States, the same papers make
practically no mention of a military
expedition already operating in Man.
chnria- The correspondent does not
oelieVe wal with the United States is
expected.
Inc TACT that India, which is suffer-
ing from famine, Is exporting wheat
IS explained by a returned mission
sfy. He says the people oftIndia are
30 poor the great mass of them live
ON the coarser grains, such as barley,
and rice. 1t is considered better
70 export the wheat and use the
money In buying coarser grains.
school teachers will examine every
pupil In New York. November 9, to
aeternaine their physical Gtness. The
neaith department expects to make
sigarous search for unhealthy pupils
n lhe future. Most of the men re-
geeled Tor war service, It has been
ncted, had defects which could cas-
ily nave been prevented or corrected
during childhood.
Since the armistice, Co~nstantinony.
~ naied With spies. thieves. mysrderera
p0iitteiana. bolsheyist agents and opr
UNI eaters. says the CHIEF OF police
e The tombs OF the sultans ave
been pIundered.