davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state herald., 1920-12-03
COVERT ALIEN PROPAGANDA

The disclosures that men of foreign
sympathies have been writing histor-
les for American schools may well
come as q shock to citizens of this
republic who had looked upon the
public school as the foundation Of
popular government, declares the re-
publican publicity association, through
its president, Hon. Jonathan Bourne.
Jr. But II it be true that the texts
Of American histories have been col
ored to create a prejudice In favor
OF other nations, It is not the only
instance Of covert alien propaganda
in this country. Many of the profes-
sors in our colleges, particularly In
the chairs OF economics. bear names
that mark them as Of foreign extrac-
tion II not of foreign nativity, and it
is notorious that in recent years the
teaching OF socialistic doctrines has
been all too common.
Undoubtedly, the foreign language
press, controlled, of course by men of
foreign origin has been an influence
tending to cause immigrants to retain
their affection for their mother coun-
try and delaying their complete
Americanization. This is true even
through the editors are themselves
thoroughly loyal to the United States.
for anything that delays the learning
of the English language retards the
immigrant in becoming familiar with
American institutions and customs.
The foreign-langiiage press has rend-
cred good service to many new i'm
migrants and ought not to be subject
ed to general condemnation. The fact
remains. nevertheless, that the oppor-
tunity to read a paper in the mother
tongue discourages learning the Ian
guage of the nation of adoption.
Another agency for the dissemin-
alton of ideas friendly to the inter
.ests of foreign nations is the few
but widely circulated newspapers and
edited or controlled by men OF for
eign ancestry or having foreign fl
nancial interests. Where mans
treasure is. there will his heart be
also Much of the league OF Ma
tlons propaganda and much Of the
effort to create sentiment In favor of
certain trans-ooeanic nations has its
origin In the desire OF few large
capitalists 20 promote thoir foreign
Investments. To proper extent, the
effort TO protect foreign investments
is not deserving OF critislsm. America
endeavors TO encourage her capitalists
to make foreign Investments. and Il
is the nations policy TO render her
citizens all due protection IN the en-.
foreement OF their rights. But the
sacrifice Of American independence
to superstate is a price too dear to
pay for the extension OF American A.
nancial interests in foreign lands.
AT the recent election the voters
OF America gave their endorsement,
by n plurality OF more than 100000
to that political party which stands
ayowedly for America First That
party stands for America first In In.
tornational relations In economics.
and In every other respect. There
will be propaganda IN the future as
well as In the past. but the party
that comes into power March Is
committed to the policy OF conduct.
ing propaganda for America First.'
Those who are bent on conducting
propnganda for for6im interests
hrar viii do wcil to got in their
work before March & for after that
time their activities will be restrict.
ed"
The state herald., 1920-12-03
Cstarrh Con Be Cured

Catarrh Is local discaso greatly influ-
enced by constitutional conditions. II
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
Is taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of
the System. HALLS CATA RR ii
MEDICINE destroys the foundation OF
the disease, gives the patient strength by
Improving the general health and assists
mature in doing it's work.
AL Druggists. Circulars free.
II. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
tn. Genial Host.

WAS 1t a Joy ride?"
"For everybody but me-" answered
Mr.. Chugglns. II was buying the gas
oline and conducting the interviews
with the police"
The state herald., 1920-12-03

FOR SALE-Reasonable. If taken at
once-one chummy Overland road
ster in AL condition.-See Joe
Frederick at Palace Market. SO e
The state herald., 1920-12-03
Accounting for Il

"Mrs. Smith, who dlslikes fast rid.
ing. came in looking like thunder.
cloud"
II suppose that was because her
husband drove the machine at light.
ming speed"
The state herald., 1920-12-03
Al the Club.

"How far have you proceeded In
your discussion Of intimate domestic
problems?"
1--WE have Just gone through the
trousers pocket inntter."
The state herald., 1920-12-03
Moving an Audience.

"a successful speech carries the
audience right along with It."
"Yes," replied Senator Sorghum.
"But at the new rates Of transporta-
tion doubt whether we can afford it."
The state herald., 1920-12-03

WANTED-A middle aged lady with
some experience as sales clerk to
work in bakery.-The Holyoke
Bakery. 72-tf
The state herald., 1920-12-03
Quite True,

'When my friend presented the
bogus order to The theater, he charged
he was deliberately trlcked, and there
passed the lie."
Eyes, and there also lied the pass"
The state herald., 1920-12-03
open counten.nes.

Patience-Did you notice his face
while ! was singing7
Participant Of It.
"What do you mean by part Of itf'
swell, You know, l couldn't see. all
of 1t. He was yawning."
The state herald., 1920-12-03

WANTED-All kinds of sewing. First
class work. One block west and
second house south Of hospital. 7s-tf
The state herald., 1920-12-03
CI SSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS COLUMN WILL BRING RESULTS

FOUND-One large black sow. Owner
may have same by paying for keep
and this ad.-Sheridan O'Neal. 8
hiles southeast of Wages, Colo.
The state herald., 1920-12-03
a Rarity.

"what Il woman Of tact, any.
wayr asked the Old Fogy.
zone who knows how to smile
when you praise some other woman,
replied the Crouch.
The state herald., 1920-12-03

FOR SALE-14 Head OF registered
Duroc-Jersey male pigs. Come early
and take your choice; they have
started to go. What about that sale
date?-E. G. Ellis, Auctioneer, Hol-
yoke, So. end OF Main St. 2mo..p
The state herald., 1920-12-03

WANTED-A man to take the agency
for Savage tractors. combines.
trucks in Phillips Co. and eastern
Logan Co.-Write H. Schmidt, Hax-
tun. Colo. 1895
The state herald., 1920-12-03

LosT-A Tom Wye brown sweater.
Finder please return to Ralph Robb.
The state herald., 1920-12-03

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire at the
Herald office.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

DAal wiasny -DzLESNIKA CHlCAGOsKlEGO", srr~~An'ny
osyginalnie przez Redakeye pry lagkauym wsp64udzafe spoyAlnTch
rcfercnt6w:
DIR, M1cHAt1c COY spcryalnot: ehorOby "e~nstrne. ""-"-
We, dictctyka;
DIR. JoZEF J. FAX - spS,aiaoT: po,ozmctuo, choroSy daio5
wVWnermc;
DIR. HELENA J. G0RECKA 49, spocyalnoe cnoroby kobaa. d6ea
po4oznictwo;
DIR. JAN J IISS dentyIykM.
Ddal zaWicra artykuiy tros1 OGajLEo-poCCzAJtCFJ " ddedzJ-
Mo DdrOwia; podajc sic ter oGroTi,dzi M pytana, nadsylane przez n a
szych OEytclnik6w, lecz tylko TAXI, kt6rc OGOINIE moga bye traktown-
ne; zAPYTAN co DO OSOBISTYCH, INDYWIDUALNYCH WYPAD-
KOW, ORAZ PYTAN ANONIAlOw TCI ME ODPOW1ADAMY W TIM
DZIALE. JAK R0WNIEZ ME TrU AYE SIZE RECEIPT, AMI ME WKRA.
GA SF w ZARZADZENIA LEKARZY.
zapytania naey ADREsoWAC DO REDAKCYI, DoLACzAJAo
ZNACZEK 2CFSTOWY; zwracat Je MONA do kt6rcSokolwick I wyme-
nionych lekarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25
z Polskiej ~Propagandy
Slask ej.

Propaganda Polska na Gornym
Slasku w sprawie przygotowuja-
ccgo sic tam plebiscytu nie spo-
Czela nj ma chwile - nawet w
czasie ostatnich wojeunych trud-
pcSci, w jakich Ojczyzna nasza
sic znajdowala. w oStatnich
daiach otrzymali5my cd zajmu-
jgccgo sig propaganda ta iowa
rzystwa rcferat treSciwyo pro-
wadzonych ma Slasku pracach; kto
~ podajcmy ponizej - z tego
wzgledu, re ma prace te i z A
meryki popiyneiy 4 popiyna pie
'Iiadze, a Polonia nasza zywo bar
do i~nteresuje sic przebiegiem
ahcyi polskiej plebiscytowej i ra
ia dopom6dz do jej iak nailep-
Szych rezultatow.
Ponizej wzmiankowaue przy-
toczomy pisma:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25
O wAzNoSCI zELAzA WI KRwI.
.(Napisai DR.. VI. G. Goy).

Wazne stanowisko, jake jarzyny
i owoce bezsprzecznic zajmuja w ma
szej, TAX zwanej mieszanej dyecie CO.
d~ziennei - W cclu utrzymania mas
PREY zdrowiu. powinno bye odpowie-
dnio rozumianc i ceniono przcz mas
wszystkiCh, a zwiaszCZa przcz Choru-
jacych. zebySmy tylko W tel n~aszej
przechwalanej nowoczesnej cywiliza-
Cyl naleaycie rozumieli i chOG czc-
Sciowo. stosowali wiedze instynktOw-
ia tax zwanych ,.dzikich" ludzi i
zwierzat ma punkCie wlaSciwoSci lc-
czniczych jarzyn / owoc0w, to SWAT
prawdopodobnie daily sobie radr z
nadzwycz2j mala licZba dobranych
Iekaray i Srodk0w leczniczych.
JAN juz W poprzcdnirh artyku'acN
przytaczalem. TAX i tutaj M Samym
wStepie Chico zaznaCzyG. 10 uhywa-
ME MESA Skromnej micr2c bynaj-
mniej sic ME pGteNia - lcch 2apa-
trujac sic ma 10 kwestye Z punktu
zdrowotno$Ci. z Gala stanOwczOscia
potepia sic nalogowy uiytek miesa pc
"a 2aSpokojeniem %potrzpby NATURAL
mel; W ten wiekSZej miCrze pragntc-
my podkreSliC waincSG I~astoSOwarta
jarzyn i owOC6w. iako Sprawy dotych-
GAS przcz og6l. a navel / przcz vic
kszoSc lekarzy sanicdbancj, a posta-
daiacej niezWyk|a wage i donio-
sloSt W leczeniu rozmaitych cierpieh.
oraz co w~aznicjsza, W zapobic@anin
tymic.
Ponilej podamy sAcreg uwag ma
fen temat. s~tosuiac sic do aycZenia
pewnego Czytclnika naszogo Dzia'u
Zdrowia.
Cialo ludHkic. to najcudOwnicjSzy
Z utwor6w ziemskich. " kt0rym 1e-
den czionek d~okiadnie przyStosoWa-
nv do drugiego. wszysrkic zas cHe-
sci p~olacaone So " harmoHijna
iednoSG: kaldy Z czicnkow tel pee
Jziwnci calosci skladi sic. jak og0l-
ME wiadomo. 2 dwudzicstu chemicz-
nvch picrwiastk6w, to jest s~ktadnl.
k0w. ME d~aiacych sic WieccJ ro]'"-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25

Eye; Z tych pietnaScie jest mliej, lub
wiccct znanych i do~statecznie okre-
$lonych. Wszystkie te pierwiastki sa
]koniecznie potrzcbne W organizmie
ludzkim, DO bez mich ustr6j nasz ME
moze nalezycie i prawid}owo s~pelniaC
swych %czynnoSci. zelazo Jest jednym
= tych ola Iycia i zdrowia tax ME
zbednych skladnik0w naszego ciala,
CHy wolno Jest zapytaG sic. iluh dzi-
siaj ludzi, Tub nawet lekarzy vie. ia
ka ilo$c, jakich pokarm6w cziowiek
must zulyt ma dobc, ably utrzymac v
organizmia prOcentowq zawartosG Ae'
laza, togo nadzwyczaj waznego Skiad
nika naszcj krwi?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25
CoSmy dotad ola odzyskania
Slaska zrobili.

z nadesianych nam fundusZow
przcwaznie Cd Was Rodacy z
Nmcryki, Z Jersey City. Wilkes
Ear+c, Cleveland i, Newark i z
irnvch miast amerykahskich ME
CtrzymaliSmy mic wydaliSmy i
Tozrzucili5my bezplatnic po Sla-
sku y 1900 exemplary Cd
czyt6w Afonsa Parczewskiego,
StuniSiawa Betty, DR.. Jozefa Ro-
stka i w. L. Evcrta. W dwoch
edycyach lei j Sci wydanych W
ksiazce p. t. ,Warszawa Slasko-
Nj"
y 5000 egzemplarzy ksiazki
Stanisiawa Betty p. I. w przede
dniu plebiscytu ma Slasku." 8
5000 exemplary ksiazki Stani-
mad Wisfy do Ludu z mad Odry''
S}awa Kempnera p. I. ,,Prawda o
valucie polskiej. A. 5000 egzem
plarzy ksiazki Ireny Kosmow-
sEej p. I. .Lud z mad Wisly do
Ludu z mad Odry'. > 5000 eg-
Eemplarzy ksiazki Ireny Kosmow
kkiej p. I. ,,Nasza ~stuletnia wal
IA o nicpodleglosc:". g. $4,000
odezw do Slazakow piora Stani-
eiawa Belly, Melanii Parczew-
kkiej i Romualdy Baudouin de
Iourtenay. y Pc napadzie Mem
row ma redakcye nGazety Opol-
kkiej" W Opolu J zniszczeniu
rze$ci maszyn. doreczyliSmy ma
naprawienie szkod Redaktorowi
Tel gazety 5000 marek. 81 Wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25
P,tani:. i ~odpowicdzi.

StaniSIuw Sagan. Kitchener, onta-
rio. Canada: - Cd kiiku lat cierDie
liza xatwardzcnic uporCzywe. Czywa-
lem ma 10 jn& /wszystkich chyba lc--
karstw W Swiecie hczskutecznie.
Jaka nam ZaChoWac dycte"
Temat ten s2~czcg0lowO omawianv
hyl W tym dZialc L go i ego cber-
wca I. +. W gl0wnych zarysach mo
Wac, Lrzcba unOrmOwaG trlb zycia:
C. lie m~olnoSci. unikaG gwaltownych
Srodk0W rozwalniajacyCh. Gac czeSto
rrzcz most krGthotrwaj9Cy ~Odpoczar
narZadom traw icnia. 0OSilaC sic "
ycgularaych odstcpach czasu, ME po-
lykac pofarm6w kawaikami. tylko
zzuG ~nalezycie5 straWe pred potknl%-
cicm: jadac chlcb Z o;rebami, rodzyh
kami. swictana' SiOdkq, modem. sa-
laty r6AnegO rodzaju, '~s2czegolniI
" stanie surowym, owore s"ieGe'
doirzale. mianowicie jablka, poma--
rahcze. grape fruit, SliNki, uHyWac
yodv do picia dObrej, W daWkacn ma
I,ch. a Czesto. maslanki it'd.
PAM Katarzynic ID. - Jake 50
cbiawy choroby zwanei ,,e&ophthal-
mi: goitre'.
Gidwnic zaburzenia W Sercu' MP
rowoli Sic rozwijaj2cy przer6st i roA-
yrerzenie glGwn;c lcwcj kOmory ser
ca. ucialliwe palpitacye, nabrzml@-
ME cruczolu tarczOwcSo ithyroio
CianG) i wysadzenic gafki ocHne1E
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25

dcnncm. ktorc naszcgo zatoplto
TAX w;clc. Vice ME dopuScic do
togo. - to nasz obowiazek. u
towiazek Swiety!
lax mic dopuscit, Skladajqc o.
Iiiary ma uswiadamicnic narodo-
I've SlazaN0w, ma kicrowanIc lci'
sore ! duchow ku ich drogicJ Ma
Clergy PoIscc. . tc oiIary odwo-
sig w tel chwiIi do Was
wszystkich. | Slubujqc VAN, &c
zrobimy L Mich nalczyty u"ytcE'
;ak to juz uczyniliSmy Z tych'
ktorc ma Skutck poprzcdnich ma
szvch do Was odczw kilka mast
Waszych oddat do naszcj dySpo
zvcyi, W nadzici. &c nam lch nc
poskqpicic, zabieramy SIG do no.
wei piracy. by Slqska Nicmcdwl
ma zatraccnic mic daS, a gdy odzy
skamy, spotegoWawSzy lego ma
rodowa swiadomoac, -zlac w lc-
den zwarty Z mani organizm l
tc zicmie Piast1w zlqczyc ma vic
XII wicklow z.nami! Piracy tel
zbozncj i n~arodowej poblpgosfa-
wi Bog a. dopomoga nam yel
z~iszczeuia Ct z.poSr6d Was, Ro-
daczki ! Rodacy ukochani, ktorzy
oddaleni Cd mas ladami / wodaml
'stoja screen / rozumcm przy
Polscc. i dla kt6rych w mysl ma
kazu naszcgo nieSmiertclncgo
W.'ieszcza ! Proroka narodoweSo
Niickiewicza, Polska pc WSzy-
stlsie czqsy jest i pozostanie;
swieta i czysta: jak pierwszc
kochanie,
Me zaburzona bled0w
przypomnieniem,
Me podkopana nadziei
zludzeniem,
Ami zmieniona Wpadku
strumieniem.
Stanis1aw Bella,
W~ice-prezes Towarzystwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25
II.
z Pol,kiego Tow, Po-
mocy Ofiarom Wojny.
Rodaczki i Rodacy!

Pod Wpfywem ciezkicgo closu,
jaki udcrzy1 w serca naszc, zwra
camy sic w tel chwili, w iihieniu
naszego Towarzystwa Rodaczki
/ Rodacy do Was. Telegramy
przyniosly VAN juz hiobowa via
domoSc, &c plebiscyt ma Warmii,
Mazurach i w dwoch powiatach
stojqcych ma stray wschodnich
~wybrzezy ~kr6lowej rick naszych
Wisfy, wypadi ME po naszej my
sii. Powolana do p%lebiScytu z
wolf zachodnich mocarstw, ktorc
Z wickowych kajdan wrzynajq--
cych sic w naszc cia}o wyzwolily
Folske, i kt6rym "a zmycie 7 su.
mienia Swiata Smiertelnego grzc-
clru, jakim byla zbrodnia rozbio-
ri nas7ego kraju, nalezy sig
wdziecznosG naSza i Geese, OBJ
siadujaca tie ziemie ludnost, w
0fbrzymiej wiekszosci - nieSte-
"! - wypowiedziaia SIG nc "a
mimi. Czy wobec okolicznoSc, w
;akich odbylo SIG tain gtosowanic
lnog}o STAG sic ~inaczcj, czy w wa
runkach, w jakich micszkahcy
tych krain do urn stuneli, moglo
CO iunego nastqpic? komu So
znanc nicgodziwc Srodki, jakimi
PruSak falszowa{ zawSzc a i tcraz
wolc ludr. ten m6gt bye pewny,
&c mic ~inaczcj bedzic. To tci
gwalt i przcmoc dokona}y swcgo
wydariy nam zicmic. ktore Z pra
wa do mas przynaleialy, nicbez-
pieczcnstwo naiazdu krzyzackic-
20 IA Warszawe, przyblilyly o
kilka godzin kolcjowej drogi. Ma
myl rozpaczac / zaiamvwac recc.
&c talk sic staio? Kto vie o TEN,
jak zlym rozpacz jest doradcq.
chvba twierdzaco ma pytanic mic
.odpowie. ale, kicrujac wzrok swo-
lego ducha cd Poinocy naszegO
kraiu ku zachodowi, Z TEN wick
sza siit i uporem stanic przytcm,
co ME mniej naszc jak to, coSmy
mad Daitykiem utracili, PREY wy
Si{ku ~naszcj wolf i ofiarnoSci, IA
seem wkrotcc bye musi. Prey.
>iqsku. 4 wytezy wszystkic SHY.
by gdy pIcbiscyt nadcjdzic, mic IL
radl ION W paszcze ,.gada krzy-
zackiego".
Rodaczki i RodaGy!
Tc silly wytezyt powinnismy
W tel chwili wszyscy, pod jakiem
kolwick niebem przebywamy i ia
Eiemkolwiek %oddychamy powie--
trzcm. 20 biada nam, pc stokrot
b;ada. jesli 20 Warmii i MazV-
zach i nasz Slask nam przepadnic'
TeSIi i on utonic w morzu bcz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25

prawiliSmy ma objazd Slaska &C.
lem zapo1nani sic Z jego stanem
.aaszego Delegate. =
% WsparliSmy kilka Slaskich ma
rodowych instytucyi kwota Kill
kudziesieciu tysiecy mafek. lo)
Ma oltarzu Polski zagrozonej
.przez bolszcwikow moskiewskich
ziozyliSmy uwazajac, &c ratujac
Polske ratujcmy sl2sk j~eneralo-
wi Hallerowi kwote $4,000 ma
REX. 1I) Wyprawiamy To objazd
Slaska zespoi ar~tystyczno . de-
klamatorski celem zapoznania Sla
zak6w z narodowcmi utworami
muzyki i poezyi polskiej, zohy-
dzanymi i'm systematycznic przez
Prusakow. 12) RozrzuciliSmy pc
Siasku w znacznej lfczbie cgzem
plarzy znakomitc ,,Dziejc Pol
ski" Rydla zapoznaiace Slazakow
Z bohaeerska i meczehska pre-
szloscia nasza. 13) RozrzucitiSmy
po Slasku w znacznej liczbic eg-
zemplarzy nuty narodowych kom
pozytor6w ola uzytku chorow /
orkiestr. AZ PrzyiozyliSmy reke
do urzadzenia odczytow ma Sla-
sku O Polsce, w najdalszych togo
kraju zakstkach, dostarczywszy
Slazakom znaczna iloSc dyapozy-
tywow do obrazow niknacych !
tekstow odczytowych. ~ kosz-
tenn kilkudzicSieciu tysiecy ma
rex, wyslaliSmy ma Slask Gorny
o ludnoSci ewangclicznej, celcm
wzmagania uSwiadomienia naro-
dowcgo miejscowcgo ludu, dwie
delegatki Ewangcliczki. 10 Prey
gotowujemy wkr6tcc w kilkudzic
sieciu tysiecy egzemplarzy Wy
Ganie odezwy do Slazak6w E.
wangelikow, by ich sklonic do
glosowania w chwili gdy plebis-
cyt nadejdzie "a Polska, Tlazu-
lac i'm jej p~rzesztosc spotwarza-
ma przez Prusakow w Swictlc bez
przykladnej w Europic tolcran-
cyl religijnej'
Oto plon kilku miesiec0nej ma
szej piracy, by Slask nasz cner,,
>gicznie be- przerwy, wzmagajac
sic niemal z kazdym dniem. w
miare jak kraj i Wy Rodacy "a
Oceanem ME odwrocicic Cd mas
ofiarnej reki, potegowat sic ona
bedzie ciagle i ME powinna 20
STAG przerwana navel wtedy,
cdv Piastowska nasza ziemia po-
iacza sic z Mani ma zawsze. Tyl-
ko re wteHy natura tel piracy mu
sialaby sic odmienic i Z mann do
browolnie poiaczyG, nictylko pc
wsiach jak dis. ale i 20 miastach
ne o~drozniajac sic cd mas w nj
czem. Ale to Jest ~przysztoSci
rzecz, W tel chwili pracujmy dia
terazniejszoSci.
Stanisiaw Bella,
Vice PreZeS ToWarzvStWa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-03
SUFFERED TWO YEARS

For about two years ! suffered
with malaria fever and bad blood,
trying everything that was recon-
mended to me without benefit.
Finally someone told me about
Number 40 For The Blood and
purchased a bottle from our mer-
chant, Mr., Walter Page, and it did
me so much good that l kept on
taking it. using in all 3 " bottles.
Today | am feeling fine and do not
Hesitate to recommend 1t for any
trouble for which it is recommend
ed.
"You are at liberty to use this
letter any way you desire for
know what Number 40 is"
IT. L. BURNETT. Wakulla, Fla.
Number 40 For The Blood is
compounded from ingredients set
down in the U, S. Dispensary and
ether authoritative medical books
as follows: Employed in diseases
Of the glandular system, in blood
troubles, scrofula. eczema, skin dis
eases, constipation. stomach and
liver troubles, chronic rheumatism
and catarrh, mercurial and lead
poisoning. Under its use bodily
eruptions and scrofulous swellings
that have withstood all other treat
ment disappear as if by magic
Sold by Alvarado Pharmacy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-03
DANIELS DID NOT SAY
JAPAN IS MENACE TO
AMERICA, HE CLAIMS

iBy nosNsa JouRsAL SPECIAL LEASED wREr
Washington. April 2.-Chajrman
Paige of the senate naval commit
tee, made public a letter from Sec
rotary Daniels DENYING reports
published in some newspapers that
the secretary had told the commit
tee yesterday that Japan was a
menace to the United States.
Il am moved to write you,' said
Mr. Daniels, because this publ
cation CONVEYS the impression cal
cuIated to give friendly nation
view of the attitude Of the sec
rotary of the navy and Your COM
mittee that is wholly AT variations
with the attitude of your commit
tee and the navy department.
Il stated to the committee that
our relations with all countries on
the Pacific We're most friendly ami
cordial and that ! did not believe
any nation menaced the United
states and l was sure this country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-03

charge n and Is for sugar az their
plantations whereupon the Cuban
crop advanced from sig cents to
the unheard of price of IL y to
l2t2 on plantations there. Profit
teers in all sugars were thus pro-
teCted here and sugar now costs IS
to - cents a pound instead of 10
or II cents at which il otherwise
would have continued TO be sold.
81 shall prove" adds Mr. Tinkham,
that the attorney generals ar
rangement with the Louisiana
planter was entirely Illegal and
will do it both from the facts and
his own admissions"
But this investigation will go
farther than Attorney General
Palmer; incidentally it must throw
light on the strange refusal of the
president to act by buying the Gu :
ban crop to keep prices down at
the time this opportunity was
given to the Louisiana planters to
boost the price of sugar used on
every table in America. On this
point Representative Campbell, of
Kansas. asked in the house. Was
there an understanding between
the president and the attorney
general in this sugar business? II
appears so. One action follows
the other in natural sequence. In
1912 the democratic party won on
the issue that it would, If given
full control of the presidency and
congress, reduce the cost of living.
= tt,1,,1hf nf IF tho
president by any action of his
could specifically save 100000, 600
to 5000, 100000 year to the
American people on the one item
of sugar--a daily necessity in every
household-he would avail him
self of that opportunity. He had
an opportunity in August, 1919, 70
purchase the entire sugar crop of
Cuba for 6 y cents a pound. He
refused. Again in September
1919, the same opportunity was
given him to buy the Cuban crop;
again he shook his head.
1.-The next official action came
apparently as a sequence to this
refusal of the president to buy the
Cuban sugar crop at Ga cents a
pound when the attorney general
of the United States, an appointee
of the president, agreed with the
Louisiana planters upon II cents
pound for one grade of sugar
and IS cents for another. That
is why ask if there was an under.
standing between them. The re-
suit was that we are paying IS 70
| 22 cents for sugar instead of 10 OF
IL cents a pound"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-03
GOVERNOR LARRAZ0L0
is IN LOS ANGELES
Especial Correspondence to The journal

Especial Correspondence TO The journal
Santa Fe, April 2.-Governor
Larrazolo left wednesday night for
the meeting of the League of the
Southwest at Los Angeles April l.,
2 and 8. The governor had not in
tended to be present at the gather
ing that he was not in good physical
trim but he received the most ur-
gent requests to be present from
governors of other states and con-
cluded to go and take chances on
further illness. The membership of
the league includes the states of
Arizona, California, Colorado, Ne
vada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah
and Texas. There will be seven
other governors present besides
Governor Larrazolo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-03
FRANCES SALVATION
DEPENDS ON ALLIANCE
WITH ANGL0-S AX0NS



Brussels, April 1.-THE salvation
of France lies in maintaining her
alliance with the AngloSaXon peo-
ples-Great Britain and the United
States-Andrew Tardieu, former
French commissioner to the United
States, declared in lecture here
today on France and her allies. 50
NJ. Tardieu added that France and
Belgium had common interests
which rendered a union between
the two countries vitality necessary
IAN our efforts must tend toward
execution of the peace treaty" NJ,
Tardieu continued. Let us forget
that peace will be what we max >
it and that the bonds between the
allies must be strengthened con-
tinually."