The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-16

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In a storm and running short Of sup
plies.
Investigation of the naturalization
papers of Otto H. Kahn, well known
financier, proves hat he has been
legally admitted to citizenship, it is
reported by District Attorney Ross,
ut Brooklyn. Charges that Kahn is
not a legal citizen were made during
the recent presidential campaign,
when his right to vote vas chal-
lenged.
Girls are said to have taken a
prominent part In the Sim Fein raids
in Dublin Sunday. One girl was ar
rested driving a motor al in which
waS found a quantity of ammunition
and several rifles and pistols. Other
girls are said to have guided murder
parties" to the homes of intended VIC
Tins.
England a started inquiry into
the concessions of land in the fcym of
q lease secured by Washington D.
Vanderlip, in Russia, it is officially
announced from London Under Sec
rotary of State Davis has announced
the department is Convinced of the
soundness of the American position
on Russia"
-Four thousand aborers have been
thrown out OF work by the closing of
the dominion steel corporation works
at Sidney, N. S. W. An ultimatum
OF 1875 railroad employees for a settle
ment of wage disputes before a GER
tain hour was met by the company
with orders to suspend an work and
bank the blast furnaces.
Slight reductions in foo prices
have had little effect in reducing the
cost Of living to the average wage
Garner" a y Ethelbert Stewart, COM
missioner Of labor statistics. The
decline in prices has been largely on
articles not entering largely into their
living costs"
Washington considers that soviet
Russia has gained a diplomatic vic
DRY "a negotiating a trade agreement
with Great Britain. The view of many
diplomats is that the soviets have OBJ
tanned an opening wedge for their
long sought recognition by other gov
ernments Of the world.
Despite official encouragement by
he United States government, Ameri-
can trade with soviet Russia ia in
progress. The volume exceeded, up
o q recent date, the amount which
Great Britain and all her dominions
we're doing in the same territory, says
NE Milwa,.asee journal.
Scorea OF eollEser.ait Polish pass
ports HAYS been issued in the last
sew scal1s W persons going to the
Dnit'.d Efs.afes,ss according TO the Paris
bonc5sg whossay they we're sold for
royoSEss0 - 4 mn E,, = n - - 49,, 80
vhomS1the authorized Polish consul
ate refused to give visess.
Americans in Cuba have Joined
5uban BANKERS and business men in
making fresh complaint OF the worn
ut paper money In circulation here.
Except silver, the only currency in
Use, Is American. 1t has been chang
ng hands SO often that it Is tat
cred almost beyond the point OF rec
gnition.
Nearly one-half of the disburse-
rents of the shipping board emer-
ency fleet corporation Over a perioG
{ IL months, totaling over $4,000, 000,- |
90 were unsupported by proper
Cucners, according to the audit or
he corporations accounts.
Kansas wheat is moving to market
cry slowly, a report OF the state de-
artrnent Of agriculture for the past
eek says. Corn is said TO be selling
8 low as 35 cents a bushel in the
entral part of the state.
All records for cattle receipts at the
hicago stackyards were broker, .ast
eek when 111,966 head were received
nd Sold with 1921 calves, Alto
nf1nr RdnS MN ~ 49, IL, 1-.,. ~; 4
nd sales tDtaled SIS, $4,000.
Massachusetts food prices declined
per cent. in October as compared
18th September. it is reported by the
pnln1issiOn on necessities of life Tor
g state. Cost of all necessities de-
eased IN per cent. in the same time.
e report saya.
Saskatchewan, which celebrated its
teenth birthday as a self govern
s province on September /, has had
increase in population in the last
ecade n a half Of 439 per il
il 8a3 900 inhabitants.
Many ex-army officers of Germany
in her present army of unem-
Dyed, not a few Of them working at ,
Erd labor. They must work ha!s a
Y Tor h price of a pound OF meat
g al day for q pound Of butter.
Winter weather In Holland. Ger
my and Denmark has been JUDGED
for commercial aviation.
= daily aerial mail sarvice between
Hand and England, and Holla.:d
q Germany will be discontinued
til next spring.
People Of North Dakota are being
ged to sell their farm products and
neSto the rescue Of the banks. sew
el@or which are already closed and |
lera are said to be In distress.
somplete returns indicate the state
ss4Aesas srssssz
Missouri--which includes st. Louis
aSrfed ny q majority OF more than
new record for supreme court