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ROUMANIANS
CONTINUE THE
ADVANCE INTO
HUNGARY
French Are Mobilizing colored
Troops 100 Miles from Bud
apest; Revenue Officers Join
Reds.
fnx unssea a.rr...h

Budapest. April 1s.-tDeiayed.)--
The Rumanian troops continue their
advance into Hungary. The Hun
.garians are mobilizing their forces
around 0rosswardein. 125 miles east
Of Budapest. The French are as
sembling large military force OF col
ored troops In Sxeeodin. 100 miles
southeast OF Budapest
Bella Kun announces TINT the Ru-
mantans have captured Scathmarne-
meth where the bourgeoisc have re-
established the capitalist system OF
government
"The Allies" he continues. Intend
TO strangle us. II is expected" he
says. "that the French. Serbiane and
Cxecho-Sloyaks will also attack us.r
As many workmen as possible have
been ordered to 20 to the front and
reserve officers have been ordered to
Join the Red army.
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HUN HELMETS
FOR VICTORY
LOAN PRIZES
Major Cooper Receives War
Trophies to Give As Reward
for Meritorious Work.

Maj d. N. Cooper OF the Fremont
county Victory Loan army has re-
ceived from the directors of the state
Victory Loan headqua tiers In Denve :
n haif-score or more OF German mill
tary helmets to be given as prizes for
special work In the drive in this
county. MAI. Cooper says he has re-
ceived no instructions yet from the
state authorities as to the method OF
their distribution. but is expected that
shey will be awarded among officials
of the campaign In this county and to
various districts and precincts In pro-
portion TO their population and the
success they make with their loan
quotas. These helmets were all cap
tured from the Huns by American
and were sent to this country to be
given out a. an announcement In
making the Victory Loan drive sue
cess. These helmets belonged TO vari-
Gus regiments OF German troops and
vary considerably in appearance
Some OF them are Of the spiked vAri.
ETY., others are not. A few of them
have q sort of mortar board arrange
ment at the top. sisnifying distinc-
tive regiment or command. All Of
them bear on the front the imperial
double eagle OF Prussia In metal. Four
thousand OF these Hun helmets have
been sent to Colorado from the offi-
ciaIs OF the Tenth Federal Reserve
district in Kansas City to be allotted
70 subscribers TO tho loan. Those for
distribution In Fremont county may
be seen at the city hall here.
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Cz'|'E|(s [ I AVS
Al VI en-
15MILES FROM
BUDAPEST
Conflicting Rumors About
Hungary Situation; Rou-
manians Reported Advanc-
ing.
cay Usit<1 Pre..-p

Copenhagen. April z3.-A Vienna
dispatch received here says II Is re-
ported that the Clecho-Solvak forces
are before Wattxen. only is miles
north Of Budapest. There are conflict
ing rumors about the situation In Hun.
gary.
A message from Vienna says the
soviet government At Budapest has
been overthrown- The Rumanisns
are asid to be advancing ON the whole
Hungarian front
The latest direct news from Buda-
pest was on Monday. which stated
that there were no disorders, but that
the situation was alarming and col
lapse OF the government Imminent
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COWE PLEADS
GUILTY TO ALL
OF THE CASES
Sixteen Cases consolidated and
Hearing on All Being Heard
This Afternoon.

Archibald Cowie pleaded guilty this
morning to all the cases filed against
him In the district court At 10 O'Clock
case No 4127 was called and through
George H. Wilkes of Florence. his at
torney. Cowie asked leave of the court
to withdraw his plea OF not guilty.
heretofore entered In all OF the cases
on file. against him. and substituted
the one OF guilty.
An order was then entered consoli
dating the four cases which had been
set for trial on April rs. Nos. 4133.
4136, 4lzs and 4140. Case No. l1z7
had been set for trial today.
For the purpose Of permitting an
investigation OF certain records which
were not available to the defendant
until today. recess OF court was
taken until 1880 this afternoon at
which time the making OF formal
proofs and submission OF testimony to
the court was to begin Under agree
ment all OF the cases on file are to be
considered on the hearing. in order to
make disposition of the entire matter
AT one time. There are six so-cailed
embezzlement cases for consideration.
and 10 so-cailed padded payroll cases.
Most Of the day viii probably be oc-
cupied In the disposition OF these
cases by the court.
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our needs without sending outside the
state
Because of the fact that all of Eu-
rope depends SO entirely upon us for
foodstuffs which. becaues of this mar
ket. we must raise in greater quantity
than ever before this year and in the
years to come. the prices of farm prod
ucts are sure to remain high and the
farmer faces the greatest prosperity
in his history The Governor smen-
toned this fact In speaking of what
a big opportunity for independent
riches lay in farming endeavor in view
of the advanced methods of farming
and the Improved machinery available.
The Governor said that an anfi-im-
migration Law should be passed with
teeth tn ~ ana that this should be,
done at once in order to Shut out the
undesirabies who will begin soon to
pour over the seas by the millions. He
said there are some foreigners who
are most desiraN'e and who will make
splendid citizens as is testified by the
fact that many of our substantial citi-
zens OF today were at one time for
eigners or same from foreign stock
The law should be tight. yet so fixed
as to permit of the admission certain
classes undes certain conditions. He
said il would be calamity to let the
hortes come to this country because
they would work at so much less money
than an American and would glut the
country with cheap labor He said
the law should only exclude those det-
rimental to the country and the cheap
labor class would be one
The public schools OF the people
hold in their destiny the future safety
of the country. said the Governor. and
he went on to state that education is
vital to the future of the government
and that the little red schoolhouse"
plays an important part in it. He
said education eliminated the for
eigner. and he ventured the assertion
that the time would come when the
schools would be kept open from s a
m. to IL D. m. and that the pupils
would range in age from to so, mean
ing of course that the time would
come when the schools would be COM
munity centers. He urged higher
wages for teachers and public train
ing schools for teachers. He said
that an educated citizenship is the
greatest safeguard for the future.
The dinner menu was OF the usual
Strathmore excellence and was served
in a splendid manner.
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THE DRAFTING
COMMIT TEElS
WORKING HARD
ON TREATY
Neither Italian or Japanese
Questions Impede the Work;
Concession Clause Needed.
tny United Press,

Paris. April 23.-The drafting COM
mittee is working hard in an effort to
complete the, text of the peace treaty
before the German delegates arrive at
Versailles. Neither the Ita'ian nor
the Japanese auetsions are impeding
the work OF the committee as the for
mer matter does not directly AFFECT
Germany. and all that is necessary in
the Chinese-Japanese controversy. SO
far as Germany is concerned. is the
concession clause of the treaty de-
claring Germany's territorial inter-
ests in China cancelled
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PRESIDENT
STANDS firm
NPRINCIPLE
ENUNC|ATED
Holds Fiune Cannot be Given
to Italy; Must Be Available
AS Seaport.
fBy United Press.,

Paris, April z3.-President Wilson
issued q statement this afternoon de-
claring that the United States must
stand by the principle It has enunci-
ated in reaching decision on Italy's
claim at the peace conference. A new
set OF principles can not be stablished
in the settlement Of the Balkan Ques-
tion, he asserts. He holds that Fiume
can not be given to Italy. but must
be available as q seaport for the small
nations behind IT, The President
pointed out that the conditions exist
ing when the secret treaty was signed
In 1918 had been altered by the disso-
luton OF Austria-Hungary and the es-
tabiishment OF new Balkan states. The
fear OF aggression. which was then ex-
fstant. no longer threatens Italy. as
eerts the President. He insists that
the eeace conference apply the princi-
pIes Of the arm,stice and the II points
ON which It rests. III those principles
are TO be adhered to Ffume must serve
as an outlet for the commerce~ not
only of Italy. but for the lands TO the
northcastward OF Hungary. such as
Bohemia. Czecho-siovokia, Rumania
an dthe new Jueo-Slav states de-
clares President Wilson
Paria. April z3.--+President WI
sons statement has broken up the
peace conference" the Italian oeie
gates declare. II is reported that Pre-
mier Orlando will leave Paris tonight
or tomorrow for Rome and the re-
maInder Of the Italian deiegation WI
follow as quickly as possible tnere-
after Premier Orlando declined 20
comment ON the situation beyond in.,'
mating that italy's response might
fake the form Of some definite action
This Is interpreted as meaning tne
nor.Ib,e withdrawal OF Italy from the
peace conference
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MOntenegO Is
Kingdom No More
0By Unlfed Press,

London. April 23.-The kingdom of
Montenegro ceased to exist last Sun
day when the national assembly rati-
ned its union with Serbia
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TATMAN FOUND
GUILTY FOR
NON-SUPPORT
Placed Under Suspended Sent
ez1ce and Ordered to Pay $as
2 Month Support Money. I

Everett Burton Tatman. charged
with non-support Of his wife and
sew 9 n-and-ha' 'f-months-old daughter,
Was declared guilty Tuesday after
noon The case was called for trial
81 3 o'clock Tuesday morning. The fol
lov'<nz jury was secured to hear the
esidsnce: James R. Davis of Coal
Creek Ira Burroughs, J. T. Taylor.
Ed john. Edwin Lobach. Jr., Ban Nor
ganstein and 7. H Morrissey, all of
Fiore1ce; Walter H. Coffman of Pen
roea- ~. H. Pigg. Alonzo Green and
A. c. Meade of Canon City,, and A. c..
Price ~ Chandler
In4 states witnesses included the
defanGant's wife and her mother. Mrs.
~ A. 4ay. Defendant was placed
On the=4fnnd as the only witness in his
behalf The couple were married in
Canon City in September. 1917. and
separated in January. 1918. The de
fendank was inducted into the army in
August. 1918. at the age of "a and
their child was born in the following
MONTH The jury returned their YER
dict Of guilty at o'clock Tuesday aft
eruoonaa and the defendant was remand
ed for sentence Orion w. Locke of
this city and J. E Johnson OF Sag
uache appeared as attorneys Tor the
defendant
Tatman was taken into court at 3
O'Clock this morning for sentence On
q stafeenent of defendants council and
recomnendstion by the district attor-
ney Tetman was placed under q sus-
pended sentence on condition that he
at once enter into bond in the sum of
$1,000 conditioned that he pay SIS
each and every month. commencing
May rs. for the support of his wife
and child He was remanded to the
custody OF the scherin until bond
should be furnished.
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MURDERERSOF
PARKS AND
HUNTER ARE
IDENTIFIED
Combs Boys Declared by Jack
Parker to Be Them; Combs
Father Goes Insane
sny r,ssse1 rrss..,

Colorado Springs. April 23--Jack
Parker. . Pueblo chauffeur. positively
Identified the Combs boys as NE two
men he saw on the Rye road immedi-
ately after the murder OF Parks and
Hunter two weeks ago. Jacob Combs.
father OF Tom Combs. went insane at
the inquest here and tried to shoot
Deputy Sheriff Gilbert. but was re-
strained and handcuned-
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COLORADO

Somewhere" quoth the Spaniard. "far over
Is city of glttering gold.
Eldoradol the city no white man hath seen;
Eldorado! of treasures untold!
In this wonderful land is the Fountain of
Youth
The same of which poets have sung;
In its pure. sparkling waters are beauty and
The aged may drink and be youngl
1T is ours to discover and claim this fair
Come, let us be up and away
To the West! to the Westward! it sparkles
and CLEANS,
Like the gold of the setting suns ray
But the Spaniard searched far over noun
tain and plain,
Through the wilds of the whole western
world,
Till he died. disappointed and footsore
And his banner vas never unfurled.
Ah! many have searched to the ends of the
For that fount and that city of gold.
And the famed Eldorado has never been
found.
Nor the spring where men never grow
But. my friend. If you too discouraged
and worn.
BY quest that seems fruitless and vain,
your courage is lost in the hardships Of life
And you're ready to break meath the
strain
Come dwell where sunbeams grow brighter
each day.
Where you breathe the pure air of the
hills,
Where the COOL crystal springs. like the
Fountain of Youth,
Give you health and cure for all ills.
Here the towering mountains yield freely
their gold,
Here the famed Ell Dorado you'll see;
SCome, friend. TO the land of the old Span
iards dream,
Colorado is calling to theel
twruon for the University Club by Miss Thso
Emmcrson. April ~. 1870.
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MANAGER OF LIGHT
COMPANY IN CITY TUESDAY

W. r. Raber. general manager of
the Arkansas Valley Railway. Light
and Power Company. whose headquar-
tiers are in Pueblo. was a visitor in
Canon City Tuesday looking after
business matters connected with the
company.
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POOR EXCUSE NO. A

"1 am rich and might have to sell my Victory
Liberty note sacrifice some time"
All you could possibly sacrifice by buying ali the
you could buy and selling them loss couldn't be
ed real sacrifice when compared with that made by
the boys who fought for you. Don't let returned
wounded soldier hear you make that plea. u
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fenced to the county Jail for period
OF sfx months. Conviction resulted
from shooting OF one John Spinosa.
Mexican. following q dance given At
the Campbell hall In South Florence
On the nteht Of rsbruary ~
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What these diseases cost the United States govern
ment in modelling an army is parallel today In economic
loss to American industry, except that the cost is much
higher, and for this reason the experience of the army
can not be too often or too forcibly stated. Venereal
diseases incapacitated more soldiers than any other all
ment. Because of 1t. 200, 600 fighters were at one time
or another, on the non-erective list. with the resultant
loss of 2,o67, 900 working and lighting days.
The most startling fact for business is that FIVE out
of every six cases of venereal diseases in the army
were brought in by drafted men, not contracted after
the men entered the army. They came from your manu-
featuring plant or place Of business. They were other.
wise able TO pass a physical examination. They left be
hind the old. the weak. the unfit. and a large number Of
more seriously diseased men. II is safe 70 say that the
percentage of venereally diseased persons in industry
greatly exceeds conditions found TO exist in the army
during the first months of the war, for the army only
dealt with men. Industry deals with men. women, and
young people. and statistics leave no room 70 doubht the
Red Plague reaps a terrific toll in each class.
These plaques are neither crimes nor secrets. They
are communicable diseases affecting an alarming number
number of Americans and causing an amazing economic
loss each year. They require the same cold. scientific
treatment your state and city health boards give in cpl
denies of small pox. scarlet fever, diphtheria, and other
menaces to public health.
If a case of yellow fever developed in your com
munity. the health officer would Immediately segregate
the patient and then 20 - the root Of the evll-the breed
ing place of the mosquito. venereal diseases require
much the same treatment Segresate the carrier, the
prostitute. until noninfectious and close the breeding
place-the house Of prostitution.
The issue IS too clearly drawn 20 permit Of any com
promise. venereal diseases must 20. PerSons afflicted
should be regarded as great a danger 10 the public health
as a tuberculosis sufferer in a crowded theater.
Society is lively awake to the filth Of it. Industry FL
keenly alive 70 the economic loss of il.
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MUST GO OVER TOP.

The most selfish of all selfish considerations urge US
all 10 quit our loan crouch and go after the new campaign
as keenly as we ere went after the old ones. We must
learn that if the loan is undersubscrioed we shall in that
act throw the greatest possible obstacle across the path
of the returning prosperity that is giving US such new
courage in our business. That is a cold, hard fact
Against il no sentimental pleasure in venting our spite
against the democrats can or should weigh for a single
moment. says the Chicago Post.
But we must put this duty OF a change Of attitudc
toward the loan upon a higher plane that that. If we
don't, we cannot put our heart into boosting" it. We
must see In the loan a new and final war duty. Today
We are unconsciously looking at the loan from the stand
point Of any administration mesaure put forward in the
careless days of peace. That is the fundamental
"vrongness" OF our attitude. We cannot do this If we
perform our fair, bounden duty to the men who went
abroad TO fight for us. We owe them the plain duty of
finishing the job. They did the big stuff. We must bring
the boys home, pay them off and settle the bills for the
war.
And we ought to get down on our knees and thank
heaven that those bills can be met in Liberty bonds in.
stead OF the blood OF our sons, In plain words. we must
put the ffht. and last, war loan over as a war loan. We
must summon our Of the slough of peace DAYS the high
inspiration with which We all went TO our wartime tasks
We must subscribe those $4,000. O0o. 900 or 5000. 900 900
whatever the government asks, without regard 70 notifies
parties, or personalities. We must go over the TOP as
We did when we had before our eyes the splendid spec.
tacle Of the a. E. F. fighting its way through the heart of
the kaiser's armies,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-15

ONE OF our steemed exchanges takes
the position that a
HIGH school girl has the right to
dress as
F%ooLIsHLY as her mother does
WE have a letter from one OF the
DEAR girls whose hand we love to
hold
NOW and then asking us for advice
HER father insists on her showing
the End
LIEUTENANT who is sweet on her
HIS electric light ii
1T is a question Of conduct and we
hesitate
WHAT would you suggest
IS is not what NC say or know
As much as it's what We know what
not to say.
EXPERT motorist gives SO rules for
drivers
FIRST is. Always keep your car IN
der
PERFECT control"
IT occurs to us that the
OTHER IS don't matter.
WHAT has become Of the 0. r.
woMAN who used to go as far as the
GATE with her husband
r,-r-pv -.
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MIGHT BE WORTH A TRIAL.

Mr.. Husband--How would YOU Ike to make your
wife a hat while she shingled the roof2
Mrs. Wife-How would you like to WELD a hammer
and saw while your husband designed your gowns
Impossible? Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Springer, Of san
Monica. Calf. says it makes for domestic happiness
They've been married thirteen years, and every tim
Mrs. Springer needs a new hat or gown Mr.. Springer
gets busy and designs them and makes them.
And to make things even, Mrs. Springer recently
shingled their home. using twentyseNen bundles Of
shingles, and painted the interior of the house. She's an
expert with the saw and hammer. too.
We find our unusual and opposite abilities a pleas
ure," said Mrs. Springer. And, perhaps, there wouldn''
be so many divorces if other people were So agreeable
added Mr.. Springer.
The experience OF this family has great possibilities
In view of the unprecedented number or divorce cases
that have been filed lately in The Hammond and Gary
superior courts it might be worth while for the judges 10
inquire of the unhappy couples if they couldn't get along
better if they would change jobs.
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You May Read
Her Message
Many Women Suffer Eeedlessly. Simple
Medicine, Containing Sulphur in
tablet Form Brings Amazing
Relief.

Tho absence of a simple mineral like
ordinary sulphur causes women untold
misery and periodical suffering beyond
words TO express. But women often
suffer in silence. rather than make their
troubles known.
If you. madam. or miss. suffer with
~frightful headache. miserable. dragging
backache. constipation and kidney.
bladder and other irregularities. just
try for a few weeks regulating the bod
lily functions through the use OF Sui
pherb Tablets mot sulphur tablets, and
note the amazing. gratifying relief and
happiness that they afford.
Mrs. q. r.. Couch. Pasadena. Califor-
mia. writes: After reading your adj
yerlisement in the ''Times." thought
] would try Sulpherb Tablets as a tonic
and regulator. and ! dnd them abso-
lutely the most wonderful system regli-
Iator I have ever used. Sincerely. etc
Sold by good druggists everywhere TT
soc per tube ard guaranteed satisfac-
tory-Adv.
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- - " - AAA
WIND AND GAS.

Josephus Daniels. chief Democratic journalist Of a
state so far advanced in democracy that its Democratic
legislature, after hearing an address by Josephus. re.
fused to give the voters of the state the secret ballot. and
whose associates in party leadership in North Carolina
have DISTINGUISHED two-thirds of the legal voters, is still
giving of rhapsodies about the saving of the world for
democracy. The draft Of the league of nations, he says.
is as simple, and almost as Illuminating and unlifting, as
one of the parallels of Jesus. To-day" he continues soul
fully. "a fresh wind blows over a world filled with noxious
gases"
The people have noticed this combination of wind
and gas, but their Interpretation OF the meaning of it is
not identical with that of Josephus.
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attack or neuritis
on fastening 70 the drug store

on fastening to The drug store
WE we're amazed 10 learn from our
old friend Verne Summers with o rsuc.
GUS haw-haw
THAT he didnf keep it an more
than he did rabbits
LATEST cause FOR divorce - our
house
MALE animals action in picking Up
roll
ACCIDENTALLY dropped ~ moor n
dining room
AND after careful removs Or
SEVERAL cat hairs ciinrlng thereto
EATING rame win n~onehaisnce sud
gusto.
WE learn from Paris
THAT they maxi. take " the liquor
question
At the peace table
NAY do some good. try anything once
VIZ simply can't use that near-beer
AID we've heard a
LOT Or birds
Vic weighed everything they said
THAT made very heavy
TAKERS.
NEW printers sbine
INCLUDES a rail on which to rest its
feet
PROBABLY getting the boys ready
FOR July FIRST.
As it looks 70 Us the boosted German
efficiency
COULD do everything but get results.
WELL. We simply must have some
new excuses
CANT 20 on blaming everything on
THE war for ever and ever.
FACT that We haye enemies never
worries us
1T takes a mighty spineless cuss
TO so through life
WITHOUT making a few f~uiI-jeweied
12-CTLINDER enemies.
THERE are homes in which the is
year old daughter has
SEVEN beaus and the &c year old
GIRL never a caller.