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The state herald., 1920-10-01

middle Of tho eighteenth century. Sun
ana wind WED with each other In max.
ing the land drier and dusiler. Over
the stormy bay Of Biscay came winds
that set up great sand storms and
sometimes buried whole villages. Bat
at Inst there came along man who
acknowledged fate only MS something
TO he overcome. Ills name wns Bra-
monitor and he was an Inspector of
roads. He began fencing in the des
ert. He built fence and behind II
planted handful Of broom seeds. BE
hind the broom seeds he pu. seeds %.
the pine. The fence protected The
broom seeds and the broom grew
Then the broom In its turn afforded
shelter TO the delicate pine shoots
Soon the pines spread and their tough
roo's hound this sandy soil together
The first step was accomplished. Then
canals were made TO lraiu tho we,
parts and carry water to the dry.
The state herald., 1920-10-01
Mus. No. Disturb Swans.

Even the highest in the French Re
public must bow before the cdicts Of
tle French protocol, ms Nine. Des-
chanel, wife of the president. learned
when she objected to the presence of
five white swans In the Elyscc palace
nonds. The swans, Nine. Dcschanel
1'',nitted. were very beautiful. hut
rrnrly every morning early they dis.
n'rbcd the rest Of the presidents
household. and therefore she inquired
whether ttcy could not be removed.
The chief OF the protocol found that
sixty years ago n clause was written
In the protocol which provided that
not less than Ave swans must be kept
In the Elysee palace grounds. for the
feeding Of which the keeper OF tie
presidential gnrdens was responsible.
The state herald., 1920-10-01

CUNNING EVENTS.
Hugo. Colo.-The Lincoln County Fair
will be held at Hugo. Sept 1890.
Alfred Law has sold his 1G0-acre
farm adjoining the town of Severance,
twelve miles northwest of Greeley, to
Waiter Karr and A. J.. Smile, both of
Eaton, for $4,000.
Denying n motion for new trial,
Judge George H. Bradfleld, in District
Court at Greeley. sentenced Alex Mill
Ter, deaf mute, convicted of killing
Adam Shank, his wife and four chu-
dren at Glcrcst, Dec. 2l. 1919, to life
imprisonment.
Duncan Harrison. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. L. u. Harrison of Golden. was
seriously Injured Mt the annual School
IF Mines freshman and sophomore
'ush at Golden. Harrison received n
blow on the head, which knocked him
unconscious.
Mrs. Antoine Trunde, 81 years old,
was fatally injured at Yuma, when she
was struck by motor car driven by a
commercial traveller. Mrs. Trunde was
crossing the street neat her home at
the time OF the accident. She died four
hours later.
The biggest fish caught during the
present season was landed by DIR. C..
G. Brethower, n physician OF MOntrose,
In Island Lake at Grand mesa lakes.
The fish weighed ten and half
pounds, which is said to be the largest
fish caught In the lakes for several
years.
Harold Arntzen, "a, owner OF a mo-
tor repair shop at la Juntn, Is dead.
and Herbert Salcbrener. his friend, al
so OF La Juntn. was badly hurt when .
motorcycle with n side car attached, in
which they were driving, left the road.
way twenty miles south Of In Junta
and plunged into n twenty.foot arroyo,
while going at high speed.
A Joint convention Of the Colorado
Association OF Postmasters and the
Colorado branch OF the National
League OF Postmasters. was held In
Denver. Subjects relating TO postoffIce
service throughout the state were dis
cussed. and ideas OF the different post
masters on the most efficient methods
of handling the malls were exchanged.
Principal Rutledge OF the local
schools has announced that four-year
course In agriculture has been cstab-
llshcd In the olathe high school. with
federal aid under the Smith Hughes
net. This course win be under the di-
rcctlon Of Prof. Ralph Wilson, who has
had several years OF actual farming
experience.
Willard l.. Straquc. workman in
the Wellington mines sawmlll nj
Breckenridge wns beaten TO death
when lls clothing caught In n large
belt going ut the rate of several hun.
The state herald., 1920-10-01

"a nm two years ngo for the purpose Of
building n factory. The capital re-
ln'red Will he S325000.O0O
The process to he adopted. says the
american chamber, will be on the prin.
rlple of the German chemist. Hnber.
Nitrogen and hydrogen will be com.
h'ned into ammonia under pressure at
high temperature. the ammonia then
'".ng converted Into nitric acid or
hlier nitrates rs may be required
''ther for the manufacture of explo-
lives or for use as fertilizers.
The state herald., 1920-10-01
Ammonia From the Air.

A syndicate has been formed To cs.
fabllsh nitrogen factory Cor the man.
nfacture OF ammonia synthetlcally
from the nitrogen of the air. says The
American Chamber OF Commerce In
London.
The syndicate has purchased the *
tenslve site in County Durham, which
the nri.ish gayrrnmcn, acquired more
The state herald., 1920-10-01
Forest ON DRIFTING SANDS
Frenehman's ingenuity Has Made OF
Waste Place a Region Of Fertil.
ity and Usefulness.

In the southwest corner Of France.
between the rivers Adour and Gar
onne. are long stretches of pine woods.
green and cool. Where these pines
now stand was barren waste In the
The state herald., 1920-10-01
Pithy News Notes
From Al Parts of
Colorado
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

COMING EVENTS.
Hugo, Colo.-The Lincoln County Fair
will be held at Hugo. Sept. 1880.
Oct. l-2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
JAPANESE ENVOY DENIES
STORY ABOUT PRESIDENT
King George Quoted as Making
Dcrogatory Remarks About
American Executive.
Thy Associntcd pre,.1

WASHINGTON. April 1S.-Reports
published in this countryNto the ef-
rect that the japanese Dict had
Deen proroEued last month by pre-
micr iiara. TO prevent discussion
Oh diplomatic biundcr," which in.
vowed President Wilson's name.
nave reached Japan ana caused IN.
foreiSn office to issue n formal d.-
maj According to the published
s,oT!, Ming George OF England T.,
S,ine conversation with Mnru,lis
iaiom1 ana Baron Maxine. the two
ference vas us'e laii, at the peace con-
resident wilson as .n,, nrn,.io, 10
Dusybody. who wanted In U unn,,,,,.s
foo foo who'e ,n World with his republican
ala not square With ssHH s thing that
or me United States King t:enr.a
WIS iurther quoted as cxprcssinp res
Zion NJ nv V.r snFti1,ush American objec-
,or r:rial equality was NOT jncinhn,i
in the treaty. "o' 'heiuded
Ia noi,,,Sai enemies OF the present
p psannnaii, cabinet are charged with
me story which now has hrn,,oi, vi
l1rmlai denial from An,hasSn,,a'
ideharn. who is 1T San Francisrn
nhific ne nus Just met his wife and
'',inreh on their arrival from .Iunan
Ambassador Shidchara teI"yrnn,,n,;
The embassy here: Pheu
q -, IRAN newspapers i'm this conn.
ny nase lately published a story cir.
unihtcd IN Japan which speciilates
.p"n .ne contents of q suppressed
statement In recent bulletin of ;ba
- pames' Foreign Office. giving an
! OK Visit to London OF tho
: sapanese delegates to the peace con.
AS resul; OF Inquiries mad. Of
.ms fore'Sn Oftcc in Tokyo. the Ian
I,nesr embassy is authorized TO DENY
III me most categorical terms the
iu'nchtlcIt? OF such story in whoIe
or In part. The Japanese govsrn.
mIun' nus NOT at any time received
any information from it's delegates
oi the nature az reported In the press
relative 10 the remarks mad. bv III.
Majesty. the King. to the Japanese
I,ssinsA'.S on the occasion OF the au-
uicncc rendered TO them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
News Of Fifty Years Ago
lErom Richmond Dispatch. April 10. 1900

corpus cases OF Archibald Dyer and Henry
Iseli is now before the supreme Court OF
Appeals OF Virginia. The courtroom in the
day with people anxious 10 hear every word
in these important cases involving tho qucs-
acts. under which the present Mayor ana
Common Council OF Richmond, Claim to hold
office. There was - fun bench p-escnt, viz.
Judges Moncurc fpresident)' Joynes Ander-
was represented by Messrs Neeson Meredith
and Daniel and Mr.. Chahoon by Messrs. Wells.
Chandler and Wise. Many pronineni members .
Legislature were in attendance during the
entire session of the court Counsel soon
agreed upon statement or lacts TO ne print
Judge Meredith, OF counsel ior Mayor ELY.
son. commenced his argument. lie closed at
2:ts and the court adjourned 10 10 o'clock this
morning. ..
Governor Walker made many appointments
Yesterday under the enabling net. among them
commit ssoncrs for dividing Cumberlanl Coun-
= i PaTls in" w. + Johnson. John O. Reynolds
and Madison Flanagan.
senator John w. Johnston arrived in tho
change He Is expected to remain here to
hear the argument in. the Mayoralty case.
The brick store. No. 31G West Broad Street
aoa s ns last upon For .soe
In the Portsmouth Injunction case Judge
I'LL has decided that the enabling act is con-
stitutional.
lowing 10 be county Judges: James p. Kelly
for Ta%ewell County; Robert Mallory for
Klns '4 Wnli"m: Captain +, r. Farrarr.. i for
Amniia; John y. Iferndon. for Augusta and
George W. kiIsore. for buchanan and Wise.
tho Georgia Hill and both left Washington
Saturday morning for Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
Voice of the People
Letters must give the name and address, of
the writer. Mime will not be published II
writer requests.
Union Ry-Lnws VS.. Country. Lnw..

To the lIUltor or The IlmeS- Dispatch:
Sir.--In n statement issued by officers Of
strike reference is made to the supreme au-
thority" OF the miners organ ization. The
question which we must Try out IS
whether the bylaws OF the nj ncrs $
union shall prevail against the great needs
of the people; And also. whether the "su.
preme authority" OF amy non governmental
body cin be substituted for tho authority or
the government under the law
II our government should fail 10 protect it
self and It's people IN Such an emergency, IL
would he t.nw"rthy of tho noble sacrifices TINT
have been made by rs SONS upon every field Of
To fundamental principles upon which the
fathers constructed this government of all
the people.
Members OF the police forces and fire de-
partmeuts OF cities are public servants.
bound III honor serve the people. They
scrt in "A body and leave the public at the
mercy OF crime conflaE.at ion.
This is not saying that men in such SER
vices may not have redress OF their griev-
anccs but that redress must be sought through
the orderly processes OF adjust npcnt, either by
by the direct a"tion by which men take the
law into their own hands TO force their claims
upon suffering people.
One OF the most inSidious attacks upon our
government and It's institutions ia the pro,
posed use OF the strike weapon for political
purposes Grievances against the laws and
their admin: s; ration must be settled in tn.
ways which have been provided by the people.
reforms in our body polite may be "ccom-
plished only through the> methods designed
In response IL the popular Will. Th:y cannot
10 cnrt Ell by methods which seek 10 :crrty
nccuic into = ibniis.Ion. VI. J..
Washington. D. G., April II. 1890.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
POOLE SENDS HISTORY
OF RUSSIAN REVOLT
INFORMS Stntc Department Tint Oh
'cct "f n"iSheNists IN World
Wide Hevolutivn
! Hy UNIVERSAL Scrv!c'. I

WASHINGTON. April iS.-An Of
Meiai document Of the State Depart
ment prepared by ID. G. Poole. chic.
OF the division of Russian affairs.
lays special strcss on the Russian
ihIrd International" ~ the mower
winch ~ committed to the propa-
Eaiion or revelation and commi,n-
ism throughout the world
The pamphlet gives u complete his
tory OF Bolshevism or Communism.
NE SOvicts, aud the ThIrd Interna-
tionHI Mr.. Poole vas consul-gcncral
OF the United States at Petrosrad
wnen the revolution broke. and has
followed the history OF the move
men; ever since. He has collected all
The independent spnechcs OF I.cnlnc.
Trotzky and others in authority, thcIr
inanifcsto"s, state papers, etc. and
reaches the following conclusion:
The INTERPOLATION Of the Eo,shcv-
lists the Russian SovictS and the
Third international is such that,
while the three may BE- distinguish
ed Theoretically. In practice they
represent single movement backed
by the administrative machinery and
resources OF Soviet Russia. This Is
important especially from an inter-
national point OF view. because the
aim Of the Communist or Bolshcvls.
party is world wide revolution and
the purpose OF the Third Interna
tiOnal IL to propagate revolution and
communism throughout the world"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
LENRoOT ACCEPTS BLAME
FOR PEACE TREATY'S DEFEAT
declares Republicans Assume Re-
sponslbllity for Death OF Pact
In United States senate.


BOSTON. April lS.-Senntor Irvine
l.. Icnroot. of Wisconsin. addressing
the Swedish American Republican
Club here last night. said that the
Republican Senator'S unhcsitatingIy nc
cept the responsibility for defeating
the peace trraty an the President
submitted u to as
We are still willing" he said, 10
ratify the treaty with the reservai
lions adopted by the Senate, for they
only safeguard the independence OF
the United States"
lie added that II the Senate should
pass the Joint peace resolution. and
The President should veto 1t, "or II
he should order his followers in the
senate 10 talk the resolution TO
death. we shall have done what we
could 10 secure peace with honor:
and. lf We fail. the Republican par
~ VIII meet him in November on the
solemn referendum he so much de-
sires. and when the votes are count
ed II VIII be found that our people
are still for America nrst."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19

stnn1 Se eApected by Divine Intuition to under
M S1and our Constitution or our theory OF law
ven,a a ~ -, a sort of notion that the Lord
fact ~ US IN some strange way by the nero
what o,'.ins FOOT upon American soil. just
Is not trm. Oh government that is; but that
raw, rave got to learn here-and how can they
Thua ICY DO not know the language?
have h, ,here Is duty east upon us. We
our ,,,,,St., aroused to II by the realization OF
mc,n ,nn through the war. America Is to
to mean are 10 US than it did before, and it is
mr., ,sot more to those who como here. We
ana g.. 20 sec that boys and girls
n,nnira, iu men and our old women can COM
this cnn,,, Win each other in the language OF
Am,r,at and are going to make
Copyright 1920 '"s' "'" '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
BRITISH CONTROL PERSIA.
SAYS PARTISAN PAPER
Mailed Fist OF Ensinnd Completely
Gripa Country of Shnh. Causing
Much Diacontcnt.
tDy Universe! Service

PARIS. April ls.-"The mailed
grip and Is making the Kingdom OF
the shah practically a British coll
ony." says thc Echo dc Paris. AN
trolicl by the Engl:sh is destined TO
provide covering force for India
in case OF an attack from Central
Asia.
The commanding general ., this
army Is ii high British officer, as
sisted for Appearances sake by a
Persian officer, while similarly q few
persons are appointed 10 the STAFF. al
though the reins' OF administration
are completely in the hands OF the
British.
The high handed way in which the
British achieved their aims is re-
vcaled by the fact that the grab was
accomplished despite disseatinG ma
Jority in the governing council OF
Persia. including the Minister OF
War. who pointed out that the Anglo
Persian treaty has not hccn APP
proved by the league OF nations and
thus Is glarinE violation OF the
leagues corenant.
Seeing his country completely sub
Iectcd BY the ruling Britishers. a
Persian general much beloved by HIS
countrymen. dramatically echoed Pat
rick Henry's immortal words. Give
me liberty or give me DEATH" and
committed suicide. leaving a note
saying lie was unable To sec my
country being ruled by the avaricious
British"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
CLAIMS SOVIET RUSSIA 7
WILL PAY FRENCH DEBTS
Statement That Communists Would
Repudiate Bills, Declared
False by Krassin.
ny GREGORY KRAss,x

STOCKHOLM. April lS.-Thc st.,o
ment that Soviet Russia will rcpudi-
ate tho debts to Franco contracted
by The Czarist regime IL false. How
ever. 1t must be remembered that tho
situation has vastly changed since
NJ. Tchitchorin's speech of February
4. 1879.
tNote-In that speech the soviot
Foreign Minister solemnIy prom,ssI
tho Soviets would pay the Czarist
dcbts.)
The people Of Russia have suffered
enormously from the allied block.
aas The Soviet program now Is to
Russia itself. Thereafter the Who'll.
question or foreign debts will be
taken up. 70
My mission is TO study the nron
sition OF resumption OF commerrn',,
relations between Russia on the one
side and France and Britain on Tie
other. 0N VIC
We desire peace with tho Who'll.
world. II must not be forgotten thai
the Russians who signed tile unforti,.
nate treaty of Brest- Litovsk asserted
at the time that the day will come
the workers OF the world"
We are as hostile TO the capitalists
OF Germany as we are to those OF
France.
Contrary TO the general opinion In
America. France and England. II Is
an absolute fact that the Bolshevist
revolution won tho war from the al
lies. because Its influence made the
German workers rise against Kais-
erism.
II is untrue that there arc German
officers and soldiers In our ranks
1t dis urgently necessary as IN
opening of friendly relations between
France and Russia. that France sell
us rolling stock and machinery. and
exchange wheat, lumber. minerals
and lRborcrs.
Day by day the psychology OF the
Russian proietariat is changing.
Farmers and laborers are working
ever more willingly and with ever
greater unity behind the govern
meat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
From Other Viewpoints
TO Make America Truly American.
BE FRANKLIN IL. LANE.

We should have law by which every man
woman and child in the United States would
h' enabled to read and write the English
lnnIuage. Imagine boys and girls born in
AmeriGs. by the thousands and hundreds OF
thousands. who must read L!ncons Gettys-
burg speech in German And that IL the fact
II we were ;el you of a country whrn
calls !tsnl: the leading democracy OF the
world. and which is giving advice TO all other
come like it. that they should adopt its instl-
tutlons. and presenting glowing pictures OF
prosperity End happiness. and say that nation.
proud, Splendid. rich, contains 20 per cent OF
people "ho do not understand Ats language or
who cannot write or read what is said in that
language wha, would you say? Would II be
a matter of pride or of humiliation to you?
Four hundred Thousand OF the young men
between twenty and rhirty-one that went
or write & word home. could not sign their
names TO the pay rolls. could not read the
Presidents procls nation calling the war-and
yet. this is II democracy. And We are respon-
Siblc for ii.
There Is bill before Congress. Endorsed by
the business Of this country. indo raed by
the labor men OF this country. Endorsed Dy
those who are students Of our conditions. in
which II is proposed that the states which
have neglected their duty in this respect shall
be mated with the Federal government upon "a
proposition TO carry on "a campaign by which
i,liieracy VIII bc abolished In the United
Sta ek--and by which those people. who have
come TO Us from foreign countrleI and those
whose eyes closed and whose are
stopped can be made to understand The Con-
ton oe Independence and be given some pie
turc OF country and Its ira ditions and ita
spirit.
The best way interpret America 10 any
body Is TO interpret 1t in terms Of justice and
of human spirit. There Is no way by which
YOU make us love anything. whether II is
a religion or n literature. or a form OF gov
eminent. economic theory, unless that
thing appeals to the hest that s in us; and
If any man comes preaching 1t he has got TO
preach il out OF n heart that know liz iiiled
with love for men.
You cannot shut UP In n ing
tenement md give him more than little
bit OF macaroni for himself end his wife and
his babies and give him opportunity TO
breathe tho fresh H4r. and give him oppor-
tunity to know this great country, and then
say that man is to blame II his mind holds
false ideas regarding OUR country.
The basis upon which we have to fight our
baltic against theories that destructive
OF order and OF law is tho basis OF the squa re
deal man TO man.
Each one OF us ought to pasa qualifying
examination on thu United states: and some
OF the questions that ought 10 be able 10
snswer: WhHt is America doing 10 take cat
of those people whom II Invites to come across
! and enter gates" How fair arc we with
them. and how fair with those who arc
with VS. always!
Men and women in the United states can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
hntobabyoEraphy-I0
Neishbor Kids Nutrition.
psrI6ht. 1870. by Ma IL N.wxn.n.. ..,

three ,ra GxS alssasy tGa collision
efaiis& sSst k;a IN ,ns wrSng
Ways 'n'mi i. On the bottle for good That is al
fo foo. h sS babies re
t that Vita, about feeding instead of entrustlng
Dick Harry and to- ih ahs jas%gn. Of Tom
let the baby being ans available they decided TO
hi ,tryns TO noursh the child on the pia,Is
variSS, s'at comes wrapped around some or the
GUIDED parents inHict on their helpless '''I n
imt"s;tnaI 'I iro5 anena, chronic stomach aud
f fnSas fa% Witch nutrition proSasq cheat
With H nov y, r some parents assume that i food
nontsh habyhut the isnor nr1eer Of ioom most 80
s about such details is proverb!al. IL
e' Nv fag OF silence in the common schools
reporters wouI Gis sas as as the newspapcr
ms"G' ,x snh this is the FEEDING formula they
A Assx Of &SP i!s s sHPls H2 ws;e-
!: H |:::; J, M IN:
. None None None Et:v ysryy q hrs mrs
milk TSp MIX is the upper third OF the jar o;
disturbing the lower ia$ers after the @'' MIX
h has stood four or i've hours and the cream
a anh IRON nruEsls,s II is less fetmcntahlc
fant;: Certified Milk is The best for infant
1eedinR; ordinary fresh milk (from one COW
or hsfd} Is second choice. provided i is keep;
y IT, Is req the baby; pasteurized milk is not
desirable - pure or clean milk If clean
raw r; milk can be had: sterilizcd ,boiled) milk
IL never advisable fors prolonged feeding,
lh0uIh sometimes useful in illness or when
weather..
After the third month baby on the bottle
Snouid nave barley water if there is a ten
uencE To utarrhea) or oatmeal water elf a ten
dency TO constituted state) used in part for
di!ut!ns The food.-for the cereal waters aid
digestion and perhaps supply valuable food
elements These cereal waters prepared
u! boiling for half hour 10 hour a
tehSpoontul or rolled oats pearl barley
nour or oatmeal in 4 pin; o: water and strain
ing. FROM an ounce TO eight ten ounces
may be used daily to dilute the food in place
Of plain boiled water.
After the fourth month the baby a bottle
should have every uay some fresh fruit juice
such as orange, peach. berry juice. any clear
1ruit juice, a .fcw spoonfuls between milk
feelings once day. After the nth month
finely minced stewcd fruit pulps ipruncs.
peaches, Rpples) also fresh proths and
well cooked vegetables strained through
sieve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENnY kDwAnp WARNER
a Picture.

In castle built in Holland by the sea,
There's q fellow where l wouldn't care TO be;
He Is cured OF all his folly.
But a person can't be jolly
when hes crowded up against the snck-
ersnee.
Yet events will soften any kind OF pain,
And the years will tond TO ease the nervous
strain;
Better keep him where we've got him,
For I've got a hunch. dod- rot him.
He'd be fool enough to try the trick again!
On. it's great 10 be Humble Man and Free.
No ones crown is burning bilsters into me!
Let him have it; l don't want IT.
Trouble comes, hut won't hunt II,
And have no use for castles by the Sea.