The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-15
CITIZEN REPUBLICAN,
p. 4. BllsA PUB.
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members of the communist party is
still incomplete. More than LOCO
fveniremen have been examined but
challenges by Clarence Darrow, rep
Fesenting the liberals. ak.d Marvin
Rarnhart, for the state have found
Innly 10 Of the men capable Of judging
evidence against the communists
without bias.
II Warren G. Harding is elected
president of the United States, his
father, DR.. g. Tyron Harding, ex-
Ipects to drive his "one-horse shay"
In the inaugural parade for his son.
THE aged doctor has never taken up
with the modern means Of Transport
Ration, but stiN retains his old horse
land single seated buggy. III it's good
lenough for Marion, it's good enough
flor Pennsylvania avenue" said the
candidates father.
In his new book on the part he
played in the war, Count Won Bern
Istorff says: Mr.. Wilson's personal
Isensitiveness and egocentrc nature
played an essential part in the nego-
itiations The fact that Germany
Irelied on him stimulated his self
Iesteem to such an extent that he be-
Icame to certain degree interested in
bringing about a peace that would be
satisfactory to Germany"
A recent demonstration in London
Isf the application of the ball bearing
hub to horse drawn vehicles, calls
forth the comment from the London
lTimes: 1t Is remarkable that al
though ttds class of hub has been
|utilfzed to such advantage in self
la I'LL nd In "a
lpush bicycle, the claims of the horse
Ito participate In the benefits OF the
fystem have hitherto received scanty
Iattention.
Evangehne Booth. head Of the Sal
Ivafion Army in America, has told
british newspapermen that should
prohibition IN the United States be
IreHealed "over the protests Of the
women. Will I'll America from sea
~ sea with parades Of children bear
ling banners and mo liquor interests
Ieonld prevail against these demon
Istrations"
The report of the federal school
suTvey commission, just made public,
Irecommends that the Japanese Ian
Iguage schools Of Hawaii be abol
tshed. The commissions report de-
Iciared that language schools, which
IN fha aggregate outnumber the pub
Inc schools OF the territory, are CEN
tms-of an influence which, If not dis
l6nct1y anti-Ameracan certainly is
|vn-Amerdcan."
Senator Harding received a letter
Cardinal Mercier having declined
Ito allow a monument to be erected IN
Ih honor. those who have organized
the -Aubscription for this object win
cons3der the substitution OF an al
lAgpg3c0 monument concentrating
HDt only tho heroic attitude Of Cardi-
nn1 1leEcfor but also that Of the Bel
gtan people In face Of the invader.
Since $4,000 deaths occurred during
tn year just ended in institutions for
me insane in the United States, and
sexperssncs indicates that not more
fhAn hak the mentally afflicted are
confined within those institutions, It
'ls probable that there were $4,000
TRY during the year.
A Missouri farmer has made a
tractor for his farm by mounting hts
automobile on top Of wheeled struc-
turo with tho rear wheels Of the tour
ing car geared to those Of the truck,
thus utilizing his pleasure vehicle for
practical purposes In place Of horses.
- e :s.>-sJ requests iTum young Ger
mans for teaching positions in the
united States have reached Column
bia University that an open letter
has been sent to Germany advising
them: AYou viii encounter abroad TO-
XdAJ. and presumably for years, hos
fdhty and distrust which would make
fruitful intellectual work impossible"
So great Is the falling off in church
membership In Berlin that the Ber-
I'm synod Of the German Lutheran
church has voted to take drastic
measures against persons who with
draw. The synod resolved that all
those Withdrawing should be exclud-
I'd from the privileges of the church.
Effects Of the campaign against
t1ao hookw9sm conducted by the gov
eEnment and nm expert for the Rookie
1el1ar foundation already are felt
IN We're, one OF the largest sugar CEN
tsrs Of Jamaict, the laborers now
work sax days q week, whereas for
mer3y they were able to work but
three.
ta0n Lawson never has had any
smaller coins than the 25 cent piece.
So many Omaha parents are offer
ing to give away their children that
the chfldren's code commission de-
voted q recent meeting to discussing
the problem. The high cost of living
= the most frequent excuse offered
1Or giving up children.
The German foreign minister an
nounces that Germany is ready, un-
der certain conditions, to name the
sum It can reasonably pay the allies
by wAy OF reparation; but It would,
for tllstance. insist ON regulations OF
the supplies Of food and raw mate
RAILS To Upper Silesia.
Recommendations that the de-
ocendants Of Dom Pedro II. the last
emperor of Brazil, be invited to a.
1ow hts remains to be brought 70
Brasil during the centennial celebra-
t1on 81 1919, have ben made by Pres