The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-05-06

Aot ihJdito lHclT DuSInCSS, DuI laE
practically helped IL, by bringing an
increasingly larger number OF pat
The Hotel associations en-
ployment bureau says, in asking the
public's cooperation in regard ia
rates: This is the first winter Tor
years that it had no bread line: the
first winter that the municipal houses
were practically empty, due to pro-
hibition."
Europe is confronted with the Rus
sian refugee problem which Is grow
ing more serious as the probability
OF their return grows more remote:
while their numbers are rapidly In
creasing. In many localities, the ma
tive populations are hostile to them,
especially where food and necessities
are scarce.
General Masterman, a member of
the entente commission of control in
Germany, in a report made public to-
today, severely arraigns Germany for
the way the lnter-allied commission
has been DISTRACTED in its work. The
report declares :hat Germany is dis
posed to execute the treaty of peace,
but that the government is entirely in
the hands of the military party.
The famous ride of Paul Revere,
and his equally courageous companion
in the undertaking, William Dawes.
was reproduced in Boston in the
celebration of Lexington Day last
week. The lantern was hung in old
North church by Miss Pauline Revere.
a direct descendant of the famous
continental soldier.
Twenty thousand tenants in the
Bronx. in New York city, have or
gani2ed a secret union for the pur-
pose of fostering a movement to re-
fuse TO pay rents, fair or unfair after
May ], the chairman of the mayors
committee on rent profiteering has
been informed by central office de-
tectives. The movement is fostered
by radical agitators.
Indians of a dozen tribes will
smoke the pipe of peace with Sir
Robert kindersley, G.. b. F., COVER
nor of Hudson's Bay company, at
impressive ceremonies at Lower Fort
Garry during the celebration OF the
company's 250th anniversary on
May 8.
For more than three years almost
Sf'AS Atteh "a VIC AuCaitaik okdlS "a
Sonora has been a committee of one
in preparation for the revolution
that is now under way, says a cor
respondent. Yaqui Indians have been
acting as a unit getting ready for
their day.
Ottawa that legislation
which would provide penalties for
violations of contracts made between
union organizations and employers
is under consideration. 1t is said
such legislation would end outlaw
strikes and would uphold the rights
of unionism.
. Few r aware that in the little
town of Wrexham, Wales, is the grave
OF Elinu Yale. founder of the Univer-
sity. His tombstone bears the follow
ing inscription:
Born in America, in Europe bred.
In Africa travelled, and in Asia wed,
Where long he lived and thriyed;
In London dead.
A Chicago woman of 81 told the
court of domestic relations recently
that her husband was a terrible
person who slept with his collar and
shirt on" She testified she had
married him TO reform him, and limit
his liquor allowance to half a gal
Ion of whisky a week"
The supreme court is to decide
whether the federal fair price COM
pensioners have the power to fx
prices. The Detroit commissioner un-
dcrtook to reduce the price of milk
from l6 to IA cents a quart and the
case viii be used as a test: --.--.z
American and allied activities In
Siberia have been a. complete failure
in the opinion Of a handful Of Ameri.
can soldiers who returned on the
transport Thomas, and further Jap
anese activities will cause the boishe-
visit and other factions to join, they
said.
A British Columbia saw mill re-
Gently wrecked one of its saws on a
huge log, cut at Duncan Bay, which
proved to have a large o~ld-fashioned
25-pound cannon ball imbedded in
its trunk, completely covered by the
growth of the tree.
A California paper, which has had
n shipment OF linotype metal held
UP for several weeks, has appeared
~sprinkled with white spaces, in the
midst of which is the statement:
dedicated, as are the other holes
in this issue, to the striking SWITCH
men"
-Four hundred Vermont women
marched to the state house In a down
pouring rain Wednesday to make a
final appeal to the governor to call a
special session OF the legislature to
act on the suffrage amendment.
The aity Of Darmstadt, n Of the
German towns occupied by the French
In their recent forward movement has
secured a loan of 10000, 900 marks
from q bank in the United States, ac-
cording TO newspaper announcements.
TO meet the food shortage In New
York occasioned by the railroad
strike, the government recently re-
lease beef to- dealers at 1oh cents
a pound. At that time the packers
price for beef was 1871 cents a
pound, it is said.
Bread prices will be increased again
following rising flour and wheat quo
tiltions, government reports indicate.
Wheat now selling far above the gov
ernment guaranteed price, has no yet
reached q high level.
In HI ~ nited Slater 40 per cent OF
the auUlt rural DouIstafion mn ne