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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
MEXICO is BITTER
As WILSON RETIRES
Newspapers Call Him Worst
Enemy Hope for Change
Of Policy by Harding.

Mexico City, March 4.-Bitterness
against President Wilson and hope
that Mr.. Hardings administration
would see the end of the antagonsm
between the United States and Mex
leo were expressed editorially by this
mornings newspapers.
The Excelsior assailed Mr.. Wilson
as "Mexicos most terrible enemy-a
sphynx like dictator in the White
House who has been experimenting
on the lean body of our country
Mr.. Harding's Inauguration was
considered by Mexico City newspa-
pers as of immense Importance to
this country, there being a general
belief that definite Mexican policy
would be announced soon. The pres
ence of Senator Fall in the interior
department, with Henry p. Fletcher
as under secretary, was a matter OF
some concern, Senator Fall always
having been classified as IAN enemy
to Mexico"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
FISCAL YEAR Of
CITIES IS CHANGED
All South Dakota Cities Will
Start on New Funds on
Jan. Instead Of Sept.
/ as In Past.

Pierre, S. D., March (Special).-
Revamping of the municipal pro-
cedure in all the cities of the state
win be necessary before the END of
the present calendar year under bills
which have passed both bodies of
the legislature. They are based on a
change in the municipal fiscal year.
Bills have been passed providing that
hereafter such years shah begin on
January ! instead of September l as
now, that on September ! of this year
a special appropriation shall be made
in the cities and towns of the state
to carry them through to the first of
the next year, and that hereafter all
reports shall be made on the new
basis.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
FIND Ignite DEPOSIT
IN MELLETTE COUNTY


Pierre, S. D., March Especial
Mellette county residents believe
that they have made find of Ignite
coal on the side OF q bluff in that
county. They have secured samples
OF coal on the surface, and while it
Is a poor quality OF Ignite, they
thlnk the situation is enough to war
rant a little investigation of the To-
callty and find if there is not a better
quality of coal and in quantities
which will warrant something being
done in the way OF opening ap the
location. Up to the present the lig-
mite beds so far as known in this
state are located north of Cheyenne
river, and nothing in that line has
ever been opened up south of that
stream.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
WINTER QUITS GOTHAM;
80 ABOVE IN NORFOLK

New York, March Tor Man
Winter, who turned his fury on New
York just two weeks ago faded cat
Sunday.
Coney Island staged a preseason
opening when more than $4,000 per
sons jeurneyed thither Sunday aft
ernoon in real spring weather.
Norfolk, Va, Sunday night re-
ported an afternoon temperature of
80 degrees, this being the hottest
March 9Th in 20 years. Many went
in bathing.
According to navigators the big
rise in temperature may be blamed.
on the gulf stream. 1t seems to be
getting up closer to shore every year.
Paris is expecting Gabrielle dan
nunzio to take up his abode in her coll
ony of exiles. However, he may first
visit South America.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
MEXICAN RAIL STRIKE
POLITICAL, is BELIEF
Associated Press.

Mexico City, March 4-Evidence is
accommodating that the railroad strike
now in progress throughout Mexico
was largely political in it's inception.
Adding to the unrest here. is the
discovery that within the past few
days revolutionary activity has re-
suited in the arrest of Gen. Francisco
Urquizo, former under-secretary of
war and marine, and General Tejada
who are now in Jail in this city. An
other former Carranza general, Fran
cisco Murguia, is reported to be ac-
tive in Chihuahua and rather dis
quieting runners come from the state
of OaXaca.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
THREE ESCAPE WHEN
AUTO GOES THROUGH ICE

Clark, S. ID, March 4.Three per-
sons miraculousty escaped death
when their automobile ran into an air
hole in the ice while crossing the
lake near here. Victor Bellatti, his
sister, Adeline, and Grace Comstock
We're in the cara sedan-when it.
sank to the bottom when they were
forced to break out the windows to
gain their liberty. after reaching the
surface they managed to climb on to
a piece of floating ice where they re-
manned nearly an hour before being
rescued by fishermen.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
THE 1920 HAY CROP
is NOT GOING FAST

Pierre, S. D., March 3.-The ranch
ers in the vicinity of Presho made a
killing on hay two years ago, and
sold thousands of carloads at $50 a
ton on cars at Presho.
This stimulated the hay industry
last year and thousands of tons were
put up. in that section at high wages
for the men hired to do the work.
The crop so gathered is reported to
be drug on the market this winter,
with offers of sale around Sc ton,
which are not being accepted to any
large extent, ard the hay crop piled
up In that section fast summer is
likely to be carried over another year
without any heavy sales.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
SENATOR NoRBEck SELLS
HIS REDFIELD HOME

Redfeld, S. D., March Aired
Schroeder, for many years previous
to last January LIST a member Of the
BOARD of county commissioners from
the Cranten district, has purchased
the home of Peter Norbeck, senator
elect, and will move into this city in
March,
Since the national congress has
been engaged with almost constant
sessions it is hardly possible for a
senator to maintain home in his
own district. so MIR. Norbeck plans
to establish his home in Washing
ton, ID. c., and will take his family
there soon after assuming official du-
ties
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10

,Toroonto.,The Guy G; Erickson post
in South Dakota to get out monthly
publication. The first number, which
and it's columns are devoted to news
of interest to Legionnaires. Local
sive way and in addition there is state
and national news as we'll as timely
comment on happenings.
Aberdeen--Ole NJ. Oyhus. pioneer resi-
dent of Aberdeen and father of A.
T. Oyhus of the hardware firm of Arntz
and Oyhus started yesterday upon his
eleventh trip to Norway. He is prob
ably Aberdeen's most extensive tray
eler and most intrepid for he is starting
land at the age of Y years, his birth
day having been last year.
Sioux Falls.-Editors from through
South Dakota Press associate, will
meet here Thursday and Friday at the
Cataract hotel for what promises to
fui state conventions held since the
inception of the organization.
Pierre.-One man at Gettysburg be-
lieves that hay prices win come back
or at least his efforts indicate. that as
will hold about seven hundred tons and
will fill it with baled hay.
Hurley.-Showing that l.. C. Summers,
who has already served % days in the
county jail at Hurley for operating
Sunday movies. was badly needed at
home as one of his children was crit
icalIy i'll. the justice suspended his SEN
tence.
Brookings-It is estimated that more
than oIe-haif OF. the new farm homes
built in South Dakota last year con-
tanned bathrooms with inside toilets.
bath tubs and layatories, reports r.
L. Patty. extension engineer at State
college.
Mitchell-The annual training confer
ence for Christian workers for the state
of South Dakota will be held at Dakota
Wesleyan university, July 1928 this
ministers. workers in young peoples So
cieties and for Sunday school teachers
GROTON-Mrs. Bert letters. farmers
wife, armed with an AK, won fight with
large grey wolf near here Sunday.
when she cornered the animal in hog
house and killed it.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
COMMUNITY HOLDS.
REAL InST|TU TE
Town and Country Folks Of
Alpeaa, S. D., Mingle and
Study Their Varied
Interests.

Alpena, S. D., March 8 Especial y
A successful farmers' and villagers
institute has just been concluded in
this territory. Different interests re-
ceived expert treatment at the hand
OF the following team of experts:
H. +. Dawes, leader, director of
short courses at State college, Brook
iRgs, S. D.
K. L. Patty, engineering, extension
department, State college.
Miss Selma Rongstad, home dem
onstration, extension department,
state college.
E. c. Paustian, rural church and
social life, dean of rural life depart
ment, Dakota Wesleyan university,
Mitchell. S. d.
c. S. Lyles, rural education, pastor
M. r. church, Yankton, S. D.
Robert Burns, rural business inter
ests, Burns Lumber Company, Mitch
ell, S. d.
Contests We're arranged and prizes
awarded as follows:
Yellow Corn~-First, William F'rier;
second, Jacob Bauder; third, Frank
Rodman; fourth, Arthur Moore; fifth,
III. M. Osborne; sixth, Albert kempf;
seventh, l. i. McWilliams; eighth,
n. L. Steiken.
White Corn-First, William Frier;
second, Otto Kunze; third, Harry
Sheffield; fourth H. L. Steichen;
fifth, Carl Sherman; sixth, George
Kunze; seventh, Henry Sehocker;
eighth, Herman Kunze.
Bread-First, Mrs. Fennel; second,
Mrs. Nye; third, Mrs. Scheel; fourth,
Mrs. Millhouse; fifth, Mrs. Yahn;
sixth. Mrs. John Neuharths seventh,
Mrs. a. f. Smith.
Special "Ardee" Contest-First
Mrs. leila Nye; second, Nss. William
Scheel, third Mrs. C. E. yahn;
fourth, Mrs. Alice Smith.
Doughnuts-First, Mrs. O. Camp;
second, Mrs. E. c. Barber; third Mrs
= Thompson; fourth Ii, Mrs. M Fen
mel; fifth, Mrs. A. b. Lawrence; sixth,
Mrs. Descombaz.
Girls Cookie Contest-First, Veda
Barber; second, Verna Triplett;
third, Louise Schaller; fourth, Gladys
Kunze; fifth, Lucille Millhouse.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
PUMP Inc SURFACE
OIL IS PROF|TABLE
Owner of Ranch Near Spear
Fish, S. D., Installs Pumps
His Product Sold to
Mining Company.

Spearfsh, S. D., March 2 Especially.
recently installing pumps at his
Rocky Ford ranch, 10 miles west of
here. They are being installed for
the purpose of pumping surface oil
which is found in large quantities in
that section. 1t is being sold to the
Home Stake Mining Company at Lead
and is making Mr.. Driskin a hand
some profit, as the transportation eI-
penses are light.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
SIN n FEIN KILL
BRITISH GENERAL !.
AND 4 Of HIS MEN
Hidden, 500 Irish Republicans
Pour Deadly Fire on English
Convoy-Slain Leader q
World War Hero.

London. March 7.-Concealed in
the gorse covered slopes in north
County Cork, 500 Irish repuhi-
cans poured deadly fire on an
English military convoy Saturday
night, killing Brig. Gen. n. r.
Cumming, war hero, as we'll as
two other officers and two pri-
Yates belonging to the East Lam
cashire regiment.
General Cumming, who had
command Of the Kerry infantry,
is the first British brigade COM
mander to fall in the Irish war.
Escorted by three tenders, contain
ing a detachment of troops and one
armored car he was travelling from
Baltimore to Buttevant when, from
either hillside rising above the road
fire was opened.
The driver of the leading tender
was Immediately hit an6 the tender
ran into a ditch whittier the armored
car followed.
Headed by General Cumming, the
troops took to cover to go into action,
but the general Immediately was
struck in the head with a bullet and
died instantly.
The ambushers were invisible in the
gorse and they sustained the battle
for an hour when their left flank was
turned, forcing their retirement with
undisclosed casualties.
The road over which the military
force was travelling had been mined.
but the mines were not exploded.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
HORSE STEALING
IS RUN To EARTH
Deputy State Sheriff Visits
Gam Valley, S. D., Pre-
pared to Arrest Two
Well Known Men.

Gam Valley, S. D.. March 4 (Spe-
ciaa). Deputy State Sheriff Wood
Smith is here on the trail Of two men
he charges are guilty of wholesale
horse thievery. The men are said to
be well known here, and have fam
lies 1t is charged that they have
stolen horses on this side of the Mis-
souri, river and taken them across
to the Rosebud country where they
have been disposed of through a con-
federate
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
TO DISCUSS WAGE cur.

New York, March "a general
reduction in. wages affecting the
maintenance of way employees and
common laborers of the Lackawanna
railroad. notice of which has bean
posted in ali shops and terminals OF
the road. is to be the subject OF dis
cussion at a meeting of representa-
tives of the. management and work
men on March is. at which it is
hoped an agreement may be reached
that will avert strike
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
BUT FEW LAND DEALS
FAILED TO GO THROUGH

Mitchell, S. D., March 4 Especially
Despite the predictions that thou
sands of acres of land, sold last year
during the real estate boom would
revert to the original owners March,
when final payments were to be made
in many cases, Mitchell bankers be-
lieve there will be no widespread
hardship, occasioned by the land
speculation.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
REvOLUT|0NAR|ES
OvERPOWE r Reds;
TERRORISM RE|GNS
Statement in Moscow Reports,
BY Way of Helsingfors,
Which Add Revolters Train
Guns on Petrograd.

London, March 1.-THE revolu-
tion in Russia is spreading
throughout the country, accord.
ing to Riga dispatch printed in
the Daily Express Monday morn
ing.
The dispatch adds:
at is reported that the Mos
COW bolshevist officials are being
assassinated everywhere.
1.-The inhabitants of the viii
lagos are killing the members of
the food requisition parties.
"Risinss are reported in Orel,
6riansk, kursk, Saratoff, liver,
and Nishnovgord.
General Antonoff's army at
Tambovia is controlling the CEN
trail Volga.
1.-THE Astrachan Cossacks have
declared against the soviet gov
eminent.
"AIl Of the Baltic fleet has
joined the revolutionaries who
state they have food supplies to
last them four months.
"Premier Lenin is giving 49,
100000 gold rubIes to purchase
food in western Europe"
London, March 7.-Adnission
of the new uprising in Russia
came from Moscow, the boIshe-
visit capitol, Sunday night.
1t is first direct word received
here from Moscow in several
days.
Reports from Moscow, reach
ing London via HeIsinsfors say
the soviets have been overpow-
cred by the revolutionaries.
II is added that bIoodiest ter
rorsm reisns.
The revoIutionares who held
the warship Petropalovsk, addi
tional HeIsingfors advices say,
have trained their guns on Pc
trgrad. The insurgents have not
obtained control of the govern
ment building in Petroerad but it
is believed it will fall under
threat of warships guns.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
CHILD WANDERs FROM
HOME AND is DROWNED

North Platte, Neb.. March a (Spe-
ciaD. - Chyro, the 3-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs SalSino, Japanese la
borers, wandered from her home at
night and was drowned in the irrigai.s
ton ditch west of North Platte This
body was not found until the following
morning.
The American Red Cross in Shantung,
China. has been empowered by the Chi
nese government TO commander al,
rolling stock on railways in that PROV
nce for the transported ton of foodstuffs
to the famine ridden districts Of the in
terror.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
FORGAN is PEsslMlsTlC
OVER BUSINESS OUTLOOK

Chicago, March David r. For
gan, president of the National City
Bank of Chicago declared in an adj
dress Sunday that the present bust
ness condition of the country is the
most critical in "A years, not except
ing the panics of 1898 and 1907
The federal reserve system alone,
Mr.. Forgan said. prevents panic
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
BY Karl II. Won WIEaAND,

Berlin. March 7.-Sensational re-
ports of spontaneous uptisings in
Russia against the bolshevist gov
eminent continue to reach Berlin.
While many of these reports come
from counter revolutionary sources
and through channels which should
be received with reserve, adyices
through diplomatic and cipher chan
nels lend considerable color to the
story that Lenin and Trotsky and
their regime in Russia are face to
face with a grave crisis.
RevoIters Hold Fleet.
According to a dispatch from Hell
singfors hssurgent sailors are in pos
session of tho Kronstadt citadel
which dominates Petrograd The
mutineers sent out radio dispatches
three days ago to all the red armies
in which they announced that an ex-
traordinary revolutionary committee
had been formed which was in pos
session of the fleet and forts at
kronstadt.
These radios called upon all non
conmunistic troops in Retrograd to
join in the struggle against the gov
eminent. They further declared that
kalinin chairman of the All Russian
executive committee and other bol-
shevist comnissaFs in Petrograd had
been arrested and We're being held as
hostages.
Ninkvieff, the head Of the Pc
trograd soviet, is reported to haye
fled to OranIenbaur9 He&a Reffogra.d.
ko!soIowsh UPrisang's s5eaa.
The head of the 5'etsograQ aad
Kronstadt uprising is said To he Gen
erai KoigoiowstSi.
Petrograd is reported cat off from
all sides by The Insurgents.
Other reports Sayday tell Of the
bombard.nent OF sasEFgsnt workrnen
quarters in Moscow, the Russian
capitol. by loyal Eed artillery Many
persons are said TO have been killed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
SHIPS HEAVY HORSES
TO EASTERN MARKETS

Parkston. S. D., March (speciaD.
-B. F. Schwartz, farmer living east
of town, left Saturday night with a
carload of 80 heavy horses for the
easern markets. Xsse car was at
tached to the reguiSHnight passenger
train.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
BERLIN RECEIVES
MtLEER REPORTS

Berlin. March - Reports reaching
Berlin tonight indicate that the ANTI
bolsheyist revolution IN Russia has
not attained as great a success as
previously indicated.
Petrograd Sunday, according to
Finnish adyjces, was still in the
Nhnds of the soYiets.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
FuREY DoDeEs ONE TRIAL.

Fort Worth. Tex, March Joe
Furey. whose confession in the Jail
here resulted in charges of bribery
being filed against two Los Angeles
officers will not be taken back to-
that city for trial, it was announced
soday. Furey is facing a swindling
charge here and his case is set for
March IA.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10

American exports to Germany iii 1870
amounted to s31l,437. 600, a higher yalu-
alton than for any previous year except
1912 and 1913.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
INSANE MAN LEAPS
INTO HOT WATER, DIES

Beatrice, Neb.. March Especially.
4-Peter Trne!snn AZ an inmate sss ( the he
Nebraska institution for feeble
minded. committed suicide here sun
day by leap.ng into cistern nearly
full of boiling water.
Trnelsen was sent. here from Loup
City.
One resident in every l6 in Manitoba
owns an automobile.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10

Herbert Hoover has purchased home
on S street. Washington, in the same
block as the one purchased by resident
Wilson.
Evening star., 1921-03-22

Tonight we should set tho dough
for hot cross buns for Good Friday &
breakfast. Add two tablespoonfuls
of butter. a quarter OF a cupful Of
sugar and a half a teaspoonful of salt
to a cupful of scalded milk. Allow it
to cool. add half a yeast cake dis
solved in a quarter of a cupful of
warm water. three cupfuls of neur
a teaspoonful OF cinnamon and a
well-beaten esq. Mix thoroughly,
add a cupful Of seeded, raisins and
let rise overnight.
Tomorrow morning shape the
dough in large biscuits. place an inch
apart in a pan. let rise brush over
with a beaten egg and bake twenty
minutes. Cool and with ornamental
frosting make cross on top of each
bum
For the frosting use the white of
an egg. a teaspoonful of lemon juice
and siftcd powdered sugar az needed.
Beat egg, add two teaspoonfuls Of
sugar and beat two minutes. Con-
tinue beating and adding sugar by
tcaspoonfuls and lemon juice by
drops as 1t thickens. When frostinG
is thick enough to spread. put q thin
layer on first and another when this
has hardeped.
If buns are to be served hot. the
frosting must be very thick and dry
2nd added just at the moment Of
serving. Hot cross buns are very
good with afternoon tea.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1921-03-22
The Thrifty Housekeeper's Spring
Wardrobe.

The great war taught women to
renovate their old clothes and make
them go" instead Of buying new. And
the thrifty woman is still practicing
the clothes economies she learned
during the war.
The housekeeper is luckier in this
respect than her sister, the business
woman. For the housekeeper is shell
tered in her home and can wear her
old or made-over garments, whereas
the business woman is exposed to the
eyes Of a critical world and cannot
appear shabby.
"Pleass tell me how to make faded
figured dresses white?" say several
letters have received from my col
umn readers. II won't have to buy
new dresses this spring if you can
tell me this"
To bleach garment white (such as
+ prints. lawns or linens). wash 1t very
clean. using extra strong suds, then
boil 1t in a solution Of cream Of tartar
allowing one heaping tablespoonful
Of the cream Of tartar, to one gallon
of water. Boil for half an hour. then
lift up, And IL not white boil the gar
ment as long again. Keep the boiler
filled and the garment well under
water. Rinse in two waters after
boiling. and dry in sunlight before
Oftenest, however, the letters I re-
ceive every spring from my reader
friends ask for aid in removing stains
and spots which have been allowed to
stay in their last summers garments
while the garments were laid away
for the cold weather. I always have
the impulse to reply 70 such INQUIRIES
severely. You should have taken the
spots out last summer'-and then 7
remember that have sometimes been
guilty myself OF putting a st"ired
dress away without giving 1T "frst
aid" at the time of the accident.
An old stain Is always hard one
TO remoECe Fruit stains are especially
hard to get out if left in a dress for
son. so take care in using it) may re-
move the stain. however. Oxalic acid
is bought In crystalline form. and the
housekeAper should combine one tea
sDnonful OF these oxa1ic acid crystals
with one cum of boi'inp water, then
din the stained part Of the garment in
this. The sfrensth Of this solution
mav ne increased " the stain is oh
stinate. When the stain is ont. rinse
in ammonia water then in clear
voter IRON rne+ sta'rs. ink stains
a~d n'itdaw stains will also ofter
rio'd To ova1ir nc.d used i, this wav
~ fhev "re not too old It is worth
~r--'"~ a-vwpv
e'6 ~-ass stai"s nopv hn removed
h. d'rn'rr the s'airNd mart IN chIo-
~idn ~ ,irnn watar POM ho1f q val
Ion of ho'lsnr water unon half 2
non-d Of DIV chloride: stir we'll let
s"tt1e. nour OF the clear water and
use. (Do this IN wood or earthen-
ware. as metal will corrode from the
ri-ine.) After dinpine the grass
stained garment. hang IT near a hot