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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-12
Wreck Fish Well Named.

The wreck fish is one Of the ln!,aAi.
tants of the seas With peculiar l:al,.; !;
getting Its name because it may uss:te'-
ly be found floating about a wiecl. ~
loose timhers in the-South seas. /.
closely related to the stone h:t.
Eng iisii w;.1sl's. h
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-12
Money Needs Erazi1 air

ASH W., Els.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-12
identifying Himself

Howard's father owned u lNs II
show. SO he was always admitted f.ge.
However, one evening a new tic!;et
taker stopped him. at the door and
Howard explained by saying: Il am
my fathers boy"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-12

Bat fo.' money and tie need of it
there would not be half the Friendship
in the world. It is powerful for good
If diyinely used, Give 1t plenty OF all
and it is sweet as the hawthorn; shut
itsap and it c;.nkers and Breeds germs.
George Macdonald
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-12
Orange utana Misnsmed.

Occasionally the underbrush tsoutA-
eastern Borneoy crashed beneath
tread of some heavy animal "a !. i
noceros perhaps or possibly an OF So
utan. I might add, parentheticas.y,.
that orang-utan means, in the Malay
language. imam of the forest" while
orang-eutang, the name which we care
lessly apply to the great anthropoid,
means man in debt.".E. Alexander
Powell in Scribner's Magazine.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-05-12

D ,s..d:sc Nan, G. Een,rscr left Sunday
soy chicago to attosaa i@ceting OF tho
q a,,.ttec OF IL ar tho Earmer-1
lor ...g-ts p*@ani2at.on. Ny Ro,npfer
a. ,,,s o. the Committee of H..
.ave *; rhyan,3, rcturaad Sunday
ai,ss..st OIL il.yon, ,lere he rent
.e,,..s o ~ III. ], Lifting ..th friends.
AL ..lo.a Izayaer ra.u.ncd from
Is. .-.sassto. Memo. sun.ay.
fire originating in the second
story Of Mrs Strohmeyer's residence,
ssaEErI.y afternoon, was extingui@had
!,.io , lie fire. en- ;ri'i,cd.
~. .oe.s tie G.t;@e.. { u.i,i,an
VIA ..uDlish full Pledged issue.
Rev. ]. Lambertus returned Thar
Aay from his. trip to Sibley and Sol
don, Iowa. On his return trip ,e
stopped at Sioux City and called G,
BIZ; daughter. Elsie. who il; holding Z
stenographic position in that city.
julius Meisenholder left Sunday
FOL, trip to st. Taul and Chicago,
where he will purchaee stock for the
Z e1-Y.- 49, = Al
nillion, he was joined by his brother
B. A. q ssrsss.i:S,jt
WIN Hoffman, of Mitchell. visited
at the home Of his brother, A. N, In
this city during the fore part of this
week. Will has but recently return
ed from his stag in California.
E. D. Arend went to Mitchell Fri
day afternoon and returned Sunday
accompanied by Mrs. Arend who has
recently been operated on at the st.
Joseph hospital
Nathaniel Wudcl, a farmer of Ger
man township. was in town Monday
and called at the citizen-Republican
office.
Emanuel Matthias, one OF Douglas
connty's industgiious farmers, was in
town Monday and incidentE called on
she Citizen Republican editor.
Nathaniel Tied4 went to Mitchell
Monday. .i .s ~
sTne hypnotic SNOW s.'iiv5snayst the
Royal theatre 81 friday Saturday
and Sunday nights was ven ;a't,1tsonde,1
tf the weather conditions arc take'
into consideration.
The Dixie Moon Minstrel will she,ss
The Keota news., 1921-09-09
IDEALS OF kAIsERDOM
OAvARIA RAISES STORM ovge
GRANTING OF SPECIAL POW.
GRs TO EsERT.
,w..~s x...s.s~ r.,.. ~. s-r...,

tW090O Cus18 cs0n osSvH9J
Bsriiu.-In hIs speech delivered b.
for the congress Of the German Na.
iional Peoples party ut Munich. the
former Prussian Minister Hergt said:
I'VE regard the German constitution
merely ~ an epix0tle. We will not al.
law Il to keep ~ from the attainment
ef our highest aims. namely, restora-
tion 0f the narchy aud the carrying
cut Of the ideals Of kalxersiOu."
AZ the meeting Of the council of the
empire and meeting Of the rclchxtag
vigilance committee heated passages
occurred between the ministers Of the
Imperial and Bavarism governments.
arising out of RavMriu'x resentment
over the failure of the imperial author
tiles to consult with the federal gov.
ermments before issuing President
Ebert's exceptional powers decree.
Herr Prayer of the Bavarisn min.
is,ry expressed Bavaris's ''pained A.
tonishmeni." Herr Grndnaur. minister
of interior In the imperial cabinet. cx.
plained 10 tlcfcnxe that the government
Was obliged io act quickly.
Chancellor Wirth complained Of The
threatening character "f the Bavarian
Aelekntex' speeches aud rsproach the
Rightist parties for making difficult
ties.
Herr Wirth's speech caused great
sensation and the debate hecainc anil
Mated.
The Keota news., 1921-09-09
y. o.e,s. Territorial, Dispute.

tieneva.-.At It's forthcoming meet
Ing the assembly of the League OF
Natiuns wilt for the first time Ike
called upon io decide u territorial dis.
puie. This II result of the action Of
the league council In referring to the
assembly TIN. entire question raised by
Albanla's complaint ng',int Greece and
juco- -slavla for occupying territory
conceded to Albania by the I'"wcrs IN
1919. The case will l,e presented tn
the assembly 10y ~ Harvard grn'imste.
Rls,On NoDi, who is head Of the Al.
hanlan delegation. Jugo.S'"via w,''
contest the right "f the Albanian dele
cation to speak for that country. con
tending Il Inns l,ccn divided by the en-
tablishncnt of the Mir'litc republic.
The Keota news., 1921-09-09
pays psrsh,ne's Taxes.

New Orleans. IA.--A 'Nycar'o'd
woman who signed herself Just an
Old Friend" i,ms mailed I" {" locH'
newspaper so toward payment "t *.V
overdue taxes On the Louisiana estate
of ,Gem. JOHN !. Pcrsl'ing. SHE wrote
that she would send the remainder %
soon as SHE could get II. The lVo-
acre trnct at 1l"sclnnd. 1a.. is seized.
mleti for sale Sept. ~. unless Gener"'
Pershjng and his brUthcrs and sisters
meet tho assessment. Publication of
the threatened sale led to the remit
tance received from the woman.
The Keota news., 1921-09-09
HERE'S A TIP FOR MOTHERS
ssee Advice omersd Without Charge
BY the Pastor ef the Arkansas
Thomas Cat.

Take a little tip from yc pastor ~
the Thomas Cat. mothers. and m"yi"
the angels will fight on your side.
Watch your young daughters trtenus.
Scrutinixe carefully her Mcn fr'e"ds
for many wolves thcre hc In shecPs
clothing. Keep q wary eye on h'r
girl friends. because birds "f n leather
arc supposed Ia flock together. anu
one silly. loud. intiiscrs.ct youn. l,crss'n
can compromise all who associate with
her. but as you value your daughters
safety. turn q searchiight of investiga.
tion upon the character and nnicce'
dents of her mii'ilc-ascsi women nc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thonns Cat.
The Keota news., 1921-09-09
Fire centro, Improving.

Aiissoula, Aront.-t'orest fire cond''
tions In Montana and northern loano
national forests were greatly wv
proved. II was announced at the us
trtct forest headquarters here. The
largest fire IN the district. II was said'
was In the tlathead forest. near H's'
cier National park. which covers -
900 acres.
The Keota news., 1921-09-09
Instinct.

Instinct is "a wonderful thing. The
street department hnd been flushing
the street and small stream "f water
still ran down alongside the curbins.
The sweet young thing came 4" the
edge Of the walk. saw the wnter.
frowncti nnd hesitated ever. y" slightly.
and then crossed ovcr-cnrcfuIy hold.
Ing up skirt That came within NJ
leust IL inches Of the pavement =
Kansas City Star.
The Keota news., 1921-09-09

Doctors can tnke life easy mud en-
cane even a breath of suspicion.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09
FRAZIER, LEMKE, HAGAN

They made good fight, the candidates of
the Nonpartisan League in the recall election.
They were defeated by the closest vote North
Dakota has known in many years.
And they were defeated simply because of
the power of wealth. They were defeated be-
cause the power of all the opposition press in
the state was turned into campaign of defam-
alton and detraction. Principles were never
discussed. The sole aim of the opposition was
to hold the League officials up to public exc
Grafton.
And wealth made it's power felt in another
way. Workers and farmers were threatened
with punishment if they voted for the League
officials, while they were promised rewards if
they voted against them. And the returns
show that in many cases these threats and these
promises were effective
The League officials made a valiant fight, one
of which they need never be ashamed. They
went down under power that everywhere else
in the United States long since had crushed out
progressive sDppostion. North Dakota with
stood longest the tide Of reaction, but despair
and fear have taken hold in North Dakota also,
and the people have voted, by slight major
ity, to trust their government to the candidates
of big business.
League members will not forget the splendid
HsHI maue py Cnese omclalS IN the lace OF such
desperate odds. Mistakes have possibly been
made, but they were trivial, in view of the great
principles at stake. The men who defended
these principles have gone down to temporary
defeat. The principles, miraculously, and due
largely to the valiant fight made by these off,
cials, still remain. League members will have
further use, in future years, for the men who
made such a splendid fight, and suffered such
glorious defeat. This fight is going on. Reac-
ton carries its own destruction. The people
must in the end turn their faces forward. And
when they do they will call for the leadership
OF the men in whom they have confidence. -
Courier News
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09
$488 FOUND ON
STARVING Girl
Prisoner Put Under Observation
When Mental Quirk Is
Scented.
FAINTS IN STATION
Police Matron Finds Roll Of Bills on
Girl After She Had Made an Out
cry About Being Robbed
Looking for Work.

New YOrk.-Lieutenant Putt looked
up from his work behind the desk in
the West Forty-seventh street police
station one day to see white faced
young woman clinging to the rail, re-
garding him timidly.
"Please," she said haltingly, Il am
hungry All have had in two weeks
has been piece of pie and bottle
of ginger ale. l am very hung" and
her voice trailed off and she sank to
the floor.
Had Gone Without Food.
BY the time the lieutenant reached
the front of the desk she was uncon-
scious.
Policemen cared for the visitor un-
I'll the arrival of doctor. He dag
nosed the case as malnutritiOn.
After she had been revived, the girl
told the police she was Millie Renner,
twenty-four years old. She said she
had formerly lived with an aunt in Jer-
sey City. Three weeks ago she came
here, hoping to find employment. She
had never worked before, she added.
What little money Miss Renner had
was soon gone, and since she had
walked the streets in the day and slept
in Railways and parks at night.
Find Roll Of Bills.
Miss Renner was booked on charge
Of vagrancy and sent to the West
Thirty-eighth street station, where
there is matron. At that station
there came surprise for the police.
The prisoner made an outcry, declar-
ing she had lost her money. The
matron, believing that lack of food
had brought hallucination, sought to
quiet her by telling her she had no
money. The prisoner insisted, and
raised such an outcry that the matron
searched her. Wrapped in q newspa-
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09
YOUR COWS

There are 100000 mich COWS in the Unit
ed States. That is one cow to little over four
inhabitants It would seem that these COWS
should be sufficient to supply every need for
milk butter and cheese; yet there are some Sec
tlons Of the country where milk is difficult to
obtain in sufficient quantities to satisfy the de-
mand. The ever increasing consumption of
lce-cream is taking heavy toll from those who
like their milk as nature designed it should be-.
and which, in marketable condition for the
consumer is not. We should have more COWS :;
but the difficulties that confront dairymen are
at times discouraging; for it is not always pos
slble to keep herd in healthy condition.
tuberculosis is a disease that is DESTROYING
many herd, particularly where the COWS are
Kept thru the winter in poorly ventilated barns,
and where the animal heat and violated air is
stl11lng. Diarymen who try to increase milk
production in this manner often pay the penal
ty of their greed in the loss of their cows: for
many fine herd has been led out to slaughter:
condemned by the inspectors.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09

been wounded.
The nom de plume, ''Mark Twain, =
lay idle for nearly four years. It
appeared again, revived by Samuel
Clemens. signed to q political letter
in the Virginia City (Nev.) Enter.
prise on February 2, 1858. Shortly
after that time 1t was always signed
to the works Of Samuel Clemens.
Clemens Is said to have revived the
name because Of his deep regret for
having 80 thought lesslys5 wounded the
tesli1s u Capt. Sellers.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09
NORTHWEST

Life in the northern states is lust one thino
after another. First, we in the north movv
grass, harvest and get nothing, then We shovel
snow s., - and wish we had the price to buy all
the coal we wanted to keep warm YES,
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09
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.SeAd Bed for Wheat.

The seed bed for wheat should be
dfm and packed. ,. says John =. Zim-
mefman, Cass Co, N. OAK. snarly
seeding Of not later than the 18th Of
Goth Of April will escape the rust sea-
son. It has the last two years. 90
without any doubt It IL the barberry
that causes this loss 70 the wheat
growers.'' sfs3i2'' i;7sss7 II
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09
YOUR HOME PAPER

NOW that the evenings growing longer the odhome
paper coming for its share of attention. When read
ing it do not forget that there are relatives and
away that would be interested in the doines about town
you can afford it leave the price Of subscription at
the office OF The World with instructions to have the
name OF your friend entered upon the subscription list
ms ntte matter will save you lot Of time in letter.
and will tell the story of home events much bet
ter than you can do it. ' Wv
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09
Farmer SloWered With
Burning Whisky Dies

Wilkes-Barre, Pa.-The ex-
plosion Of a private still in his
cellar resulted In the death Of
Joseph A. Fryer Of Parsons,
near here, who was showered
with the burning whisky, it be-
came known here today through
a physicians report.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09
OUR BEER

Medicinal beer is to be sold under govern
ment regulation, and druggists will be permit
ted to fill prescriptions in case lots of twenty
four bottles each. Physicians may give pre-
scriptions as often as may be deemed necessary
to aid the recovery of the patient. This coun-
try is in line for more illness than was ever
known since the Declaration of Independence.
Meanwhile drug stores will flourish and doc
tors will reap harvest.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09
To Change Her Name

First Girl: So you are going to
change your name? Married, Ell?
Second Girl: No; going on the
stage.-Wayside Tales.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09
JUST YES

1es' that's all, we won and we lost, but have
tne people won enough SO we can all get down
to business, yes?
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09
Che Was Unconscious.

per about the young woman's waist
she found roll of bills amounting to
$4SS.
This last phase Of the case was told
In the West side court where Miss
Renner was taken. The magistrate
sent her to Bellevue hospital for ten
days, during which time she will be
under observation.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09

With Canadian farmers starving becanse +ho .,,. .
anything tor its value and paying premium on what
tney Dakota isn't unfortunate as It iobt
oe-fact is North Dakota is pretty lucky state
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09

The Home Brew evil is the most dannah,a .r-,. a:,
ever oeset the countrys moray-not because the drn
years uses but because Of the anew drinkers h.
ing manufactured daily eA' W
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09

In Justice To Justice
"Justice is blindfolded- d-but just the
same she can talk"
"Yes, she does sometimes peep!"-
Wayside Tales.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09

~mter appears to have arrived and with the blast.
| OF hoary winds, storms and snow approaching
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09

Daughter Pays" because "wives'i
foo6sh, diseootented and otherwise,
dominate "A Mans Home and
neglect the children.
swhen Youth Rebels" the family
slipper can generally be relied upon;
to'quiet the insuErectiQn /;
yesterdays Wife" is usually
considering candidates for tomor-
rows husband. !;
"The Woman Game" is safest
when played in the silent drama.
It will be observed that Society:
Snobs" like to see their name IN
newspapers read by the common.
people.
Dan Cupid will be disguised ~
Conway fearle at Loves Mas;
querade." !.
Thousands of people hove bee't
sosked because the stock they bought
). n.os;e projects .oas sootered.
Owen Moore has discovered that
4 man is seldom called upon, these
days, to apologize for stepping on
the bottom of girls skirt.
"The Way Of Maid" is to insist
upon having "Her Own Way" ;
Everything for Sale" sounds likd
the wall of q man wearied from
moving his household effects. .
"'One Wild Wesk with Bet1
Dantelf" IS q movie sign less excitind
tho: i reads. !,
THE Woman He Married" -
beating her husband to the moviesl
Making "Gas, Oil and Water
mix is the latest screen miracle. :
Selznick News is one screed
publication that cannot be entered
at the post Office as second clas}
matter" It's first class explosive.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-09

CAP tt 0 N
writer's for
Gins seem to co.,
centrate On do
nestle condition..
There b little IN
home lie that n
not reflected h.
titles Of photo
plays. In conse-;
que n c e, The,
The Washington times., 1921-08-03
GIRL, BELIEVED THROWN
FROM AUTOMOBILE DIES

ATLANTIC CITY, N, J., Aug. a.
Sucoumbing to injuries sustained
when she fell or. was thrown from a
fast-moving automobile, Miss Viola
Dilks, of Gloucester, died yesterday
in the City Hospital. Three men and
girl are held at police headquarters
pending an investigation by the detec.
tive bureau. County Physician Souder
has ordered an inquest to determine
the cause of death.
James Pollock, thirty-six; Gus
Crater, forty-two, and William Rigler,
thirty-three, all Of Gloucester, engaged
a car for run to the shore. The men
were accompanied by Miss Dilks and
Miss Mary Beckett, of Paulsboro.
They first visited Cape May and
other coast resorts, and while on their
way to this city, in the vicinity OF
Germania. 1t is alleged. Miss Dilks was
engaged in a free quarrel with one of
the men in the car. The controversy
was over a hat The man Is alleged
to have struck the girl several blows.
The Washington times., 1921-08-03
MIDNIGHT VENUS HAS
BOARDWALK GUESSING

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. a.-"Ths
Venus of the Night" has the Board.
walk crowds guessing as the result
Of her appearance on four successive
nights on the stroke of midnight off
kentucky avenue for swim In the
surf.
The mermaid. who always wears q
one-piece suit and appears without
hosiery, sprints out on the sands
from beneath the Boardwalk and
takes header into the combers. She
always romps out in the surf for a
half hour, but when she comes ashore
sprints away to the entrance of one
of the Boardwalk stores beneath the
esplanade.
The mystery bather refuses to talk
and as the beach authorities do not
work at night she has not been
molested. Boardwalk officers declsr-
ing they have no Authority to ar
rest her for lodging the beach resu-
lations.
The Washington times., 1921-08-03
THREE SMASHED TO BITS
AS SPINNING STEEL FALLS

PATERSON, N. j., Aug. 3.-Three
men were killed and two others badly
mangled when a whirling steel basket
used in drying silk tore loose from its
fixtures at the Standard Silk Dying
Company's plant here early today and
smashed into a group of workmen.
The terrific impact. due to GEN.
trifugal force which was spinning the
basket at the rate OF 1000 revolutions
a minute, crushed the workmen and
the three who were killed were not
Immediately identified.
The Washington times., 1921-08-03
$50 GUESTS ESCAPE
BLAZE IN ALPS HOTEL

GENEVA, Aug. 2.-Firemen. help.
less for lack of water because of
recent drought. watched the s500.o0
Grand Hotel in the Alpine town of
Villars. burn to the ground within
an hour early this mornig.
Two hundred and fifty guests, in
GLIDING w. Iselin, Of New York, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro Verona, of
Cuba, tossed their values out of win
dows and escaped In pa1amas and
night gowns.
The Washington times., 1921-08-03
REPAIR AND REMOVE CAR
WHILE OWNER SEEKS AID

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. s.-Motor
thieves yesterday repaired a broken
down automobile and then drove
away with the machine while the
owner was on his way to a garage
to secure a mechanic. The stolen
car is the property Of Perry Bean.
president Of the Motor Service Com.
pany, of COS Market street.
Bean was driving the car at Sew.
enth and Commerce streets when the
motor went dead. Bean hurried to
nearby garage for aid and when
he returned he found the car had
vanished
The Washington times., 1921-08-03
HARDING ENJOYING
COMPLETE REST IN.
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Practically Isolated From Out
side World. President Seeks
Relaxation at Weeks Lodge.
BY DAVID M. CHURCH,
International New service.

LANCASTER. N. H, Aug. Sin the
wooded stiffness of the White noun.
tains, President Harding. almost com
pletely cut off from communication
with the outside world, was today seek
ing complete relaxation.
Every American needs play, even
the President, the Chief Executive
of the nation told an informal gath
ering of citizens of Whitefield, who
greeted him as he was motoring into
the estate of Secretary of War
Continued on Page 2, Column 5.)
The Washington times., 1921-08-03

!. The Capital Traction Is making
a lot Of money.
Q. The Washington Railway and
Electric Is making much less.
3. The Capital Traction doesn't
want to merge.
4. The Washington Railway and
Electric Is anxious to merge II II can
get a high value In the trade. which
the Capital Traction will not accept.
s. As long Ms the two companies
remain apart, the city must suffer,
because fares must be high enough
Continued on Page Q, Column 81
The Washington times., 1921-08-03
SOVIET SEES MENACE
IN U. S. OFFER OF HELP

LONDON, Aug. 3.-Offers of as
sistance by America and England to
starving Russia wells a desire for
a counter revolution against the So
Wet government" according to an
accusation made in an official man.
ifesto issued by the Third Interna-
tionale and printed today in the
Daily Herald, organ of the British
labor party.
The Washington times., 1921-08-03

Not one plan can DO worked out
and made successful by itself. Every
one either demands merger or, II ap-
piled without merger. would leave us
Just where we are or worse.
Condition of Systems.
Yesterday / showed that merger
at present was improbable to the point
of imposibility, but ! also declared
that there was one method by which
merger-and lower fares-could be
accomplished. Before considering
that, however. let's get firmly fixed
in our minds one or two very positive
facts.