The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-05-27

American Bheep. This wool was sort
I'd by Americans, combed by Italians,
spun by SWedes, tied by Hungarians,
reeled by h~mglishmen, wound by
Scots, woven by Belgians, controlled
by lrisbmen, dyed by Turks and
pressed by Poles. The oyerseers were
French and Americans.
Some Instances of The Germans
failure to comply with h g disarrns-
ment provisions are: Her failure to
reduce her military electives. Though
pledged to reduce her regular arrny
30 100000 by April 10, 1920, 1t is now
$50. 600. The German government has
announced the following armament
still on hand: 1900 1ie@d riecss, $500
heavy pieces, $500 flame throwers,
10000 machine guns aaHra 45s ,006 syiaH
arms.
CLARK-For the SECOND time within a
few months the voters of Eaichland town
ship have rejected the proposal TO con-
solidate all schools in the township.
Sixty-seven votes. were cast against the
plan and Sc for it.
try Wednesday, She is r~emcnlbereG
and reverenced 6Gr her unselfish w6rS
among the sick :s=aI wounded OF the
Crimean war, among whom IN was
know as The Angel of Mercy"
PARKSTON-F'er the uirs=, time i'm the
history OF Seath Dakota. n woman has
served on a jury in % civil case. The
woman was Mrs. William Schnierer, OF
Parkston, who sat with five men in a
case a dentist lad brought against a
woman for s2z, which he alleged was
him. h WAS given 81. Six women
were originally included as jurors in the
s,oa b.t apa NOW h ,Jln,,,yal md ny-
cused.
Joseph Panel. artist, laments the
lack CT artistic taste shown by the
American people in allowing >rur
beautiful streets and ~boulevards to
be desecrated by unsightly billboards
and other commercial advertisements.
Two hundred and eight students
OF the Albany law school vent an
strike when Jacob Goldenkoff, a stu
dent recently expelled for alleged So
cialistic tendencies, sought to resume
his studies under a temporary injunc-
ton.
New inventors In insulation say Il
IL possible to increase the load Of
power wires from 100, 900 volts to &c.,
900 volts with the result that the
-cS1-IS - S---- SSPPriS
ing towers will CLEAN brightly at
night
An exploring party, recently ar
rived in New York, after a trip along
the Orinoco. reports q battle with a
band Of cannihals, OF the Guaribos
tribe, a mountain legion. considered
the most ferocious OF sd the savages
In South America
D. P. Chfldlom says the American
people do not consume the proper pro-
portion Of bread and that the food
consumption in this country could be
cut $4,000 00. 900 by the consumption
of 20 per cent more bread He In
secretary Of the American Association
q Bakers.
Germany is expected to bring up
discussion OF the BLACK disgrace at
the Spa conference, in view Of the
alleged assaults on German working
girls and women. according to reports
from Berlin.
A wireless message from Moscow
says the soviet has completed a con-
tract with private Finnish firms for
the delivery Of agricultural machin-
cry to Russia to the value of 5000, 600
kronen in gold.
A hen cackled. two ranchmen ran
to get the precious egg. but instead
of an egg, a key OF "moonshinea
whisky waa found stored i n the
bushes. The value OF the contents
vas estimated At $500. -
Dr: Victor D. Lsspinasse, of the
Northwestern university transplanted
the interstitial glands of a rooster to
n hen Nth the -es..i. ..e. aa grew
q comb and spurs and attempted to
initiate the ROSTERS crow.
!, In view OF its great natural re-
sources a paper making industry "a
be developed in Alaska which viii
forever solve the paper shortage
question for the United States, is the
opinion of Secretary Merideth.
A dispatch on May II says the army
transport on which General Pershing
is returning from Panama is grounded
off the to San Juan har-
Dor. The vessel is in no Immediate
danger.
Judge Benjamin r. Bledsoe, of
Los Angeles, holds the Lever act con-
stitutional. He overruled the demurrer
OF 81 railroad men, indicted for vio-
lation of the act in connection with
the switchmen's strike. .sssx,sY4-.
British ship oangfs and merchants
are much interested in the bill before
the American congress to create a
great merchant marine. What steps
England will TAX to protect her in
dustries will not be known until the
bill is seen, says Mr.. Bonar Law.
General obregon told American
guests that he could have taken Mex
leo City a week earlier than he did,
but that he preferred to wait and
give Carranza a chance to resign and
avoid all disorder and bloodshed.
Visconnt Kikujino, former Jap
anese ambassador to the United
States, has been appointed to succeed
Baron Keishiro Matsui. as a,nbas-
sador to France.
The Canadian parliament has voted
an additional $50, 100000 to continue
the work OF the Canadian soldiers
settlement hoard, according to a re-
cent announcement
It has been suggested that an or
der demanding that shoes he made
Of NIL leather would help solve the
paper shortage.