The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-09
CITIZEN REPUBLICAN,
p. A. BLISS, PUB.
iILAND. SOUTH bAKoTK

.aved to be q SmugglerS parade. Inc
s.ket was a false bottomed affair
1 a figure in the coffin was stuffed
-h gold, silver and other contra
I'D.
6capt. w. w. Nutting, of New York
has just completed a round trip
lt<oss the Atlantic and back in his
foot ketch, Typhoon. He left the
TIED States IN July IL and at
ded Che yacht races at Cowes, Eng.
was 10 days behind schedule on
~ return, owing to ripping off q sail
Ia storm and running short CT sup
Is.
Investigation OF the naturalization
ctoers Of Otto Fl. Kahn. well known
kancier, proves that he has been
sally admitted to citizenship, it is
-5orted by District Attorney Ross,
Brooklyn. Charges that Kahn is
pl a legal citizen were made during
az recent presidential campaign,
nten his right to vote was chal-
mged.
ld5irls are said to have taken a
npminent part in the Sim Fein raids
xDublin Sunday. One girl was ar
.Tted driving a motor car in which
rs found a quantity Of ammunition
IA several rifles and pistols. Other
Els are said to have guided murder
Hties" to the homes of intended vic
}as,
HEngland has started inquiry into
IL concessions of land in the form or
srlease secured by Washington d.
ait-s-lN-Is- - D,,-~fc - Il. -AfGrSa l1ty
mnounced from London. Under Sec
larry of State Davis has announced
~ department is Convinced of the
'~Ssindness of the American position
set Russia"
sclFour thousand laborers have been
town out OF work by the closing Of
.a dominion steel corporation works
81 Sidney, N. S. w. An ultimatum
nt125 railroad employees for a settle
,iynt of wage disputes before a GER
.sD hour was met by the company
shth orders to suspend all work and
Tax the blast furnaces.
usSlight reductions in food prices
I'VE had little effect in reducing the
est of living to the average wage
timer" says Ethelbert Stewart, COM
ssioner OF labor statistics. The
s9line in prices has been largely Oh
A-ricles not entering largely into their
ang costs"
SFTashington considers that soviet
,f,ssia has gained a diplomatic VIC
..y in negotiating a trade agreement
iAseh Great Britain. The view CT many
a6lomats is that the soviets have OBJ
stned al opening wedge for their
5Wg sought recognition by other gov
garments OF the world
dpespite official encouragement by
10 United States government, Ameri-
mnogress. The volume exceeded, up
a recent date, the amount which
SSsseat Britain and all her dominions
IRE doing in the same territory, says
tls Milwaukee Journal.
g%0Scores Of counterfeit Polish pass
K6ts have been issued in the last
dg weeks to persons going to the
Tilted States, according to the Paris
Nice, who say they were sold for
.aism 500 to 1000 francs to persons to
..lom the authorized Polish consul
Efso SAuSSo W give NlSSS.
Americans in Cuba have joined
bankers and business men IN
AEaking fresh complaint of the We.
#t paper money in circulation he:
#cept silver, the Only currency "a
a., IS American. 1t has been chang
hands SO often that it is tat
FED almost beyond the point of res
leanition.
NEARLY one-half of the disburEe-
ias.ents of the shipping board emer-
icy iieet corporation over a period
N17 months, totaling over $4,000. 000,-
ssN We're unsupported by proper
saFachers, according to the audit Of
oTs corporations accounts.
SssSSnsas wheat is moving to market
Try slowly, a report of the state de-
l,#Srtment of agriculture for the pas.
lex says. Corn is said to be selling
Is low as 35 cents a bushel In the
5sp1tral part of the state.
sMsAll records for cattle receipts at the
MMicago stockyards were broken last
ek when 111,s66 head were received
rs sold, with 1921 calves. Alto
Wfther 407 900 animals were received
9 sales totaled $15,934, 600.
n Massachusetts food prices declined
u per cent. in October as compared
tn September, it is reported by the
f@.mmission on necessities of life for
state. Cost of all necessities de-
leased IN per cent. in the same time,
y g report says.
saskatchewan, which celebrated its
= teenth birthday as a self-govern-
IS province On September i, has had
n increase in population In the last
$fcade and a half of 439 per cent. 1t
NJ $50, eoleinhabitants.
Many eX-army officers OF Germany
Elm her present army of unem-
Sgoyeds not a few OF them working at
labor. They must work half a
ny Tor h price of d pound of meat
aa aslIday for a pound of butter.
winter weather in Holland. Ger
Eany and Denmark has been Judged
g severe for commercial aviation.
[ne daily aerial mail service between
Eolland n England, and Holland
Ead Germany will be discontinued
atir next spring.
ERoon1n ~ MO-