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The state herald., 1920-09-28
How Pavement wa. Rep,Ired.

Special precautions have been taken
in the repair OF wooden block pave
ment that was laid last year ut st.
Louis beneath n fervid Missouri sun.
The blocks. somewat too green. began
to shrink. and Joints less than quar-.
ter-lnch wide expanded to one-half
Inch. The pitch nller melted and
iooser block were floating like debris
In an asphalt lake.
To reconstruct the pavement the
blocks were driven tightly together, n
fine mineral fiiier was forced to the
bottom Of the Joints. type Of pitch
was chosen that showed high melting
p0IntS and. after the pavement wns
again laid. II was shielded temporarily
from direct solar heat with coating
Of wet sand.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
49, to Oct Through Work.

when happens that you have need
Of doing things about which. since
they appear to you In your sloth to be
many and difficult. you begin 10 be
weary. begin. nevertheless. bravely
AID quietly. with one. as II there were
got another to do. For. by doing this
diligently. you will come to do all with
far Iess fatigue thsn that which In
your sicth seemed to be before you.-
I.orenzo scupolI-
The state herald., 1920-09-28
WHOLE WORLD IN HIszpEBT
Demise Of General ooroas Removed
Ono Well Called a "soIdier Of u
Humanity" A~~.

The death In London of General
Gorgas removes one to whom had been
given the unofficial but deserved title
Of ''the worlds physician" says the
New York Times. His experimenting
work In Cuba and Mt Panama gave
him fame In all civilized lands as
master Of sanitation and Of scientific
method. His genius in finally tracing
the yellow fever germ to Its true car
rier and In devising and developing
the sure means Of extirpating It
brought about In his lifetime the full
fllment Of his own prophecy that
cases Of yellow fever would become
a medical rarity. It was inevitable
that after his amazing and complete
success In Cuba and at the Canal zone
his skilled services should be sought
by other governments.
In Guayaquil he demonstrated again
his ability to rout yellow fever in one
of its historic lairs. and In South AT
rica he brought his knowledge and
devotion into play. No one in his
time approached him In the number
of victories which he won over trop-
ical diseases. It was n dream of
General Gorgas that the tropics might
be made safe for the development OF
white civilization, and he did an I'm
mense deal to hasten its realization.
The wide recognition which came to
him while living and which Is feeling
ly renewed now that he is gone, was
less of his scientific attainments. great
as they were. than of his achievements
as soldier of humanity.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
exe.,Ien. Artificial MIR.

In Japan there is said TO be n very
satisfactory substitute for milk. Jus,
MS the nut marvnrlncs are subsii.
tutc for butter. Cows nrc very scarce
IN japan and tho people nre using mn
artificial milk derived from the soy
bean. The bean Is flrst soaked md
then boiled until tho liquid turns
white. when sugnr and phosphate Of
potash arc ndded. Tho boiling IN re'
sumed until the liquid hns Tho np'
pcarnnce Of ordinary condensed milk
When water 10 addsH soy milk Is hard
~ to be distinguished from fresh
cows milk.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Nst Hs.

Mr.. J. came home from work to
nnd Mrs. J. In an unusually good
hunor. rob. Jack" she began ,lp
her most honsyed tones. II went shoS
ping today and ] found n perfect duck
Of hat for only $3.50"
Mr.. J. looked over the top Of hi.
paper. "weli," he returned dryly.
"rm not going to be a goose mud buy
Il for you,"
The state herald., 1920-09-28
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS isJHls COLUMN WILL BRING RESULTS


l am always in the market for
your cream, eggs and poultry A.
n. Anderson. Sl4n He
WANTED TO RENT-Two or three
rooms for light housekeeping.-O.
L. d. Bakery. So 1t
FOR SALE-Wcn improved half
section; best of terms.-See NJ. W.
Spence at Spells Office.
FOR SALE-New Nash car at a
bargain. Leaving county.-H. L.
Timmons. Ft 56-lt
FOR SALE-Several pair of window
sashes and n few doors, " regu-
lar price.-H. l.. Timmons. 56-1t
FOR SALE-Reasonable, if taken at
once-one chummy Overland road
ster in AL condition.-See Joe
Frederick at Palace Market. Sc If
FOR SALE-Dodge touring car.
Motor, upholstery and body in
good shape. Priced to sell.-Gar-
land & Warren, ,Paoli, Colo STAT
The state herald., 1920-09-28
No.30a
Certificate of Authority
REPORT OF CONDITION OF


REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE STATE BANK Paol, Of at
the of September 1920.
Resources
Loans and Discounts Unsecured 52s0o5O
Loans and Discounts by
0724S
Other Bonds and Securities NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Furniture and Fixtures S0963
Banking 2473SO
Due from Banks mot Reserve Bank .......... 260S23
including Checks Other Banks) 638
Reserve Observation-Disclosures. 139327
(Reserve)
Checks on Banks
Hand 47400
Other Resources 2O75O
Total l..................... .$l55 6633
Liabilities
Capital 100000
Surplus 2500C
Undivided Profits Cess and paid) 64S43
54100G
Individual 69lO1S
of Deposit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2675OO
Time Certificates of Deposit 24l665
Cashiers ll65F
Total Observation-Disclosures sl15,66337
State of Colorado, County of Phillips,
We r. H. Johnson President and f. A. Johnson Cashier of tn
bank do that the above
to the best of our knowledge and belief.
r. l.. Johnson, President +. a. johnson. Cashier
Subscribed this 18th September 1920
My commission expires June 20, 1928
(Scal) Edna Backdge, Notary Remtlc
Attest:
L. Johnson
Paul Holmquist
F. y. Johnson. Drect
The state herald., 1920-09-28

FOR SALE-Some choice residence
lots. splendid sites for home.
Will sell on reasonable terms, or
will trade--G. J. Beavers. 32 tt
The state herald., 1920-09-28

FOR SALEASome good used Ford
son tractors. tandem disk and
Oliver plows, two 8-foot McCor-
mick binders bought new this sea-
son. one 20-36 Woods Bros.
threshing machine, Fordson outfit.
Threshing outfit can be delivered
in about ten days. TLrasher vii!
have threshcd about 10000 bush.
els of wheat. All machinery will
priced to sell. Will take good,
bankable paper, on short tine
Inquire of Geo W. Kirk at Sears
Hotel or at firm seven miles
rorth Of Holvokc
The state herald., 1920-09-28

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Ford run
about and bort touring car
Inquire at Spelts Grain office. SGT
FOR SALE-Cabinet victrola with
number of records.-Inquire nt
Herald Office.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Attest
Directors.
No. g.
Certificate of Authority
REPORT OF CONDITION OF

THE PHILLIPS COUNTY STATE BANK Holyoke in the State
Colorado at the close of business September s. 1920.
The state herald., 1920-09-28

State of Nebraska, County of Perkins,
We b. F. Hastings President A. f. Bohmer Cashier,
bank do solemny
he hest OF fourk knowledge and belief
d. F. Hastings, President. A. F. Boehmer, Cashier.
Subscribed and before this Goth day Of September 1920
i.f -tSeal) b. D. Hatch. Notary Public.
Ny commission expires September l6h 1924 t@'sa .
Attest: ~
II. T.. Hastings '-.a rs is lsf y
II n S,o.kxn,a -aS er-f-a
A. +. Boehiasr. fiHi Directors. - 9is
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Certificate of Authority e
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
No. 326

THE AMERICAN STATE BANK Amherst
ado the close of Sth 1920
Resources
The state herald., 1920-09-28

PAoLI STATE BANK, Paoi, in the State
he of business September s, 1920
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19

impersonal power that human conscious
ness reflects to destroy the evil. This
| impersonal method of handling evil Is
the only method by which evil can De
practically Of Christian Science, Any
method that starts from the premise that
the evil material sense is God-created or
God acknowledged starts ignorantly and
falsely and has no perfect Principle
with which 70 destroy error.
Christian Science is practical, as the
healed and regenerated everywhere do
gladly testify. Christian Science is d.
vine law or system Of perfect rules to be
proved and while the absolute Is always
expected to attain 1t in any other way
than by steps and stages, No one ever
| does so. Therefore he must not feel that
| he Is required to give up everything that
seems dear to him before he can take the
first steps In Christian Science. Growth
will forever be gradual. Any pupil
knows that he must first understand ad-
dition before he can take up the problems
any man or woman knows that be just
naturally outgrows the pleasures OF mar
bles or dolls and can not return to them.
| Whatever explains what fear, sin, and
disease are, whence they originate, and
how they are to be overcome is eminently
practical.
Fear is the shadowing torment of hu-
man existence that is responsible for
more imam nan OF human QlbcOFQ anu
disease. Christian Science shows that
fear comes from ignorance or sin. 1t
teaches one how to rise out Of ignorance
and out of sin, and thus prevent and
heal ali kinds of fear.
Waves Of fear seem occasionally to
sweep over the country, They generally
are manifested in one of two forms,
fear OF lack Of supply or fear of CON
tagion or disease. These so-called cpl
denies seem unpreventable and uncon-
trollable to the limited, material sense
OF things, which can not see the source
of the trouble, and which employs only
shallow and contradictory means to stem
the tide. Material means clip off only
the branches, while Christian Science
goes to the root of the tree; for a Chris
tian Scientist with the perfect assurance
of spiritual understanding employs means
recommended throughout the ages
namely, the word OF God; means which
when scientifically understood, in the
words of the Bible are quick and power
full and sharper than any twoedged
sword, piercing even to the dividing
asunder of soul and spirit, and of the
joints and marrow, and Is a discerner
of the thoughts and -tntents of the
heart
Christian Science destroys the fear Of
lack of supply with the same divine Prin-
ciple with which It destroys the fear of
contagton or disease, proving that there
is no difference whatever between the law
of wealth and the law OF health. Chris
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19

lished by Mary Baker Eddy In 1879.
whose parent church, The Mother Church.
is in Boston, Massachusetts,, and whose
branches, numbering over 1900, extend
over the world.
Membership in the Christian Science
church is an outward uniting with the
Christian Science organization, but 1t is
essentially nonceremonial spiritual
step. 1t is now birth, a new sense of
life, new sense Of Truth that is able
to destroy error and heal the sick. In
other words, IL III a step that each in
dividual takes for himself, governed by
divine Principle, not by human will
hence, thereafter the member recognizes
that he has advanced in spiritual under
standing and is grateful to the wise rules
of church membership which have helped
MN MN to subdue fear, pride, ~procrastina-
ton, and human will.
The Lesson sermon read in the Chris
tian Science churches is another distinct
departure from time honored custom, and
Is an example Of the practical and In
dividual nature of the Christian Science
ministry, During the week, throughout
the world, unnumbered earnest seekers
after Truth are studying and assimilat-
ing this prepared Lesson-Sermon, with
the practical result that they become
independent Of personal leadership and
personal ministry. They come together
at church services and meetings, reeog-
nising the great value Of united thought
and effort to crystalline and protect the
movement, and side by side, IN love and
confidence, guided by the one Mind or
Principle, they work out their own indi-
vidual salvation in Spirit and in Truth.
Self-determination and self-develep.
ment are now said to be the only road
to liberty and progress. This is trHs,
and is the teaching Of Christian Science
Self determination, or the freedom or
the individual to decide for himself, and
self development, or the freedom of the
individual to develop himself, are inborn
and inelienable rights They are really
laws Of divine Love and justice, forever
governing and directing the man OF
Gods creating. Divine Love and justice
are mans highest protectors. Divine
Love and justice demand that all men
shall now in this day and generation
awaken to their natural spiritual rights;
that the time is ripe for full Seh-deteF
minatiOn and self development; the de-
termination to awaken from the long
night OF material mesmerism, the deter
Inination to strike at the root OF all
human bondage and discord and throw
off the yoke OF false material beliefs,
the determination to develop the Christ
idea or Christ-child In each human con
seriousness and experience now mans
eternal heritage of dominion and health.
peace, and joy. "Then." IN the words
of the prophet, Judgment shall dwell
in the wilderness, and righteousness re
main in the fruitful field. And the work
Of righteousness shall be peace; and the
effect of righteousness quietness and as
surance for ever"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19

only false material beliefs, over which
man has full dominion. When this in
heritanee OF dominion is claimed and
exercised a mortal will no longer Teas-
inheritance and years, but he viii begin
Immediately to deny and overcome in
thought these false laws.
Naturally Christian Scientist does not
limit life and man; then, practicing this
rule daily, he does not limit his continu-
Gus power and vitality. He does not
expect to grow old, to become infrm,
stoop houldered, dim of vision, or hard
true faculties are In divine Mind and can
not become weakened He relllg"s
must not become indifferent or careless
about his habits OF his appearance. He
does not, In fact he knows he can not
lie back on the things he has done
or sit In corner with folded hands
and shift his burden of responsibility
upon child of the flesh, for he we'll
his own problem for successor to
solve. A. successor will have his own
individual salvation to work out, and
besides he knows that the real man,
made In Gods likeness, can have no sue
cessor. Men and women Of ripper lessons
and experience surely should realize their
dominion over the mesmerism of fear,
Limitation, and reversal. All persons
should realize the danger Of becoming
self-sat isfed, or satisfied with a good
enough" medicine or a good enough"
religion. Nothing in matter is good
enough for one who Is seeking freedom,
peace and salvation.
Christian Science teaches that Life
or divine Principle, and Its idea, mau
and the universe, are an house not made
with hands, eternal in the heavens /;
therefore, can never dissolve or become
disorganized. Organization Is a consoli-
dalton of human beliefs which may be
good or bad, according as truth or error
governs It.. Good organization is a tenn
poral, human structure which proves It's
elevating power and utility until it's in
evttable disappearance before the divine
idea. The human body and the human
church are prominent examples of or
ganization. Jesus said. am not come
to destroy, but to fulfill The human
body and church are not to be destroyed
but human beliefs about them are to be
improved until the body and the church
have fulfilled their useful and practical
functions. The real church is a spiritual
house not made with hands, comprised
of spiritual and right ideas, in other
words. all that proceeds from divine
Principle, Love. This Is Jesus church.
which he foretold, built on the rock Of
spiritual understanding. the one uniyer-
sal church. 1t is the divine ideal of the
human church, the latter proving its
utility by demonstrating the Holy Com
forter or Christian Science, and minister
ing to the masses, to rich and poor alike.
This Is the function of the Church Of
Christ, Scientist, an organization estab-
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tian Science shows that lack of supply
is only a material belief, symptom OF
the false material sense of things, fear
occasioned wholly by ignorance Of NAN S
cover thi9 likeness to God, claim this
hin according to the rules of Chris
tian Science, then leave the outcome With
divine Love. and the limited material
sense, which brings into light and prac-
teal action the NV of divine Principle,
which supplies ali wealth and health.
Eyes, leave it with Him;
The lilies all do.
And they grow
They ask not your planting,
They need not your care
AS they grow;
Dropped down in the valley,
The field, anywhere
There they grow:
They grow in their beauty. arrayed In
pure white;
They grow, clothed in glory, by heavens
own light
Sweet,y grow.
The grasses are clothed
And the ravens are fed
From His store;
But you, who are loved
And guarded and led,
How much more
Will He clothe and feed you, and give
Then leave it with Him; He has every
where
Ample store.
"Thls law Of unlimited supply is en-
inently practical. as thousands have
proved and are proving. These thou
sands who have come up out of great
tribulation and washed their robes white,
have awakened from this false sense of
lack and poverty, weakness and disease.
and thanks to the practical rescue of
Christian Science, are now restored, re-
generated and rejuvenated mortals.
1.-The rejuvenation of mortais, or the
renewal OF youth. Is a natural sequence
and practical result of the advent of
Christian Science, and highly important
result. The fountain of life and wis
dom has long been sought, and to the
uttermost parts Of the world, but the
depth saith, 1t is not in me: and the
sea saith, 1t is not with me- In other
words, life never has been found In
matter, and it never will be. The dis
covery of Life is the same as the dis
covery of divine Mind, Spirit, Love, for
these are Synonymous terms for the one
eternal Principle, called God
According to the first chapter Of Cen
esis, man is created in Gods image and
likeness and has dominion over all
created things. Christian Science shows
that when the temporal mortal man
discovers that man is spiritual, and not
material, he VIII realize that Life is
eternal and ever present, and that mortal
birth, decay, decrepitude, and death are
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-08-13
Tfinact Baltimorani zran6no v S
nehodacb.

Nedelni vylety staly sc opet osud-
nymi tfinacti BaltimoTan1m. ktefi
ma r1znych mistech v mest6 okoli
zraneni byli, Melody zavin6ny by.
ly srazkami automobile, v iednom
pfipade srazil sc automobil ka-
rou.
Dva clenove rodiny Podvaski z
Curtis Bay poran6ni byli. kdyz au-
tomobil. n6mz ieli. Sc pfevrhl pfi
siizdeni ze South Mountain. Era
meme: Podvaska dcerou, lekafske
pomoci dosly nemocnici v Hagers-
town.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-08-13
Record B. & O. drahy.

B6hem II dni B. & O. draha po-
starala sc pohyb 642. 24O naklad-
Mich voz1 cili 53. $50 denne. Usil-
nou praci pomozeno tax ku dcprave
nakladu. nejvetsi v historic drahy.
Recordu dosazeno bylo spolup6sc-
BENIN zrizencd drahy. zasilatel1 a
pTijfmatel1 nakladu. Pred zvySe-
MIN jizduich sazeb record takovy
nikdo Sc nestaral. Sazby byly IVY
seny a kar najednou bude dosti. .jak
v te pohadce: "Kde se vzaly, tn sc
vzaly."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-08-13
Bienemann yaruje kupce.

Ponevac nynf isou cele zasoby
cukru v Baltimore. ktery We velkem
prodaval Sc po FL centech "a libru.
komisar pfimerenych cen Biene-
mann varuje obchodnfky. aby tento
draze neprodavali nez po % centech
libru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-08-13
BlahoyoSt' zaplatiI Smrti.

Tony Bannock. uhlokop We Fair
Point, o.. ktery We stredu dociliti
chtel noveho rekordu v ohledu nei.
vetSlho poctu ton uhli uhIodole.
zaplatil pokus sv6j smrtf. Pc ma.
lozeni sesteho voziku uhlim klesl a
necelych dvou hodinach zemfel
prasknutim srdce. Pred nedavnem
Bannock nalozil v jedinem dni Is
vozik1 uhlim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-08-13

Sovetske Rusko ma tax velike zaso-
by streDiva. he by mohlo vesti DO pet
rok1 valku a tom meTiCku, jako
vede nyni proti Polsku. die odhadH,
poskytnutych dnes vojenskymi au-
toritami. Skoro vsecky jejich "a.
soby pochazeii dodavek. Doskyt.
nutych spoieneckymi vladami Ju.
denicovi. Denikinovi Kolcakovi.
Statni sekretar Colby podse 4retar
Davis meli Bilem dobe dlouhou
poradu presidentem Wilsonem O
polske situaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-08-13
Jak Sc tam doStal?

William Merkel, 80 rokG stary,
nemohl 81 vzpomenouti. jak sc dostal
ma telegrafni sloup v Newarku "a.
by v ncdeli rano. Policista Bush
spatfil Merkela leziciho pres draty
ma vrcholi sloupu. Neveda. zdali
muz ten jest mrtev anebo spi a
necht6je nahlym probuzenim anebo
kTikem privoditi leknuti a mozny
pad se sloupu. povolal 81 ma pomoc
reservy. Zatim co policiste drzeli
dole sit. jeden druh jejich vylezl
nahoru. probudil Merkela primel
no, ably slezl dol6. Merkel. jenz
dopraven byl do Newark hospitalu,
pravil. ze Isl vysel 8 hochy'' a nevi
rozhodne, jak Sc dostal ma sloup a
jak dlouho tam prodlel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-08-13
Zena YiteZem.

Alice Robertsonova, ktera byla "a
presidenta Roosevelta postmistro-
YOU, dostala v druhem kongresnim
distriktu nominaci ma republican
skem listku. Bude Sc uchazeti mi.
sto v kongresu "a stat Oklahoma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-08-13
Policejni kapitani preSazeni.

Kapitan severni stanice, Hurley.
pfesazen byl ma 1stfeni policejnf
stanici vymeniv misto s kapitanem
League. ktery poslan ma severnf.
Zm6na naffzena byla pro zlepseni
sIuzby. Sporti. poIitikafi a jiste
figurky libujfcf 81 nocnlm zivote
v cbvodu dstfedn1 stanice, snazili
Sc znemozniti dosazenl 1Iurleye ma
dstfedni stanici. General Gather
zGstal ma rozhodnuti SVEN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-08-13
Piyni kampafl nebude.

George White. pfedseda demo-
kratickeho narodniho vyboru ozna-
mil, ze demokraticka strana nezalo-
81 sv1j boj 1rad presidentsky ma
otazce 'tpiva lehkeho vfna." ia
sam stojim ma narodni platforme a
vynuceoi zakona. Mokfi mohou
vykladati 81 platformu iak chteil." !"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-08-13
Mir S Tureckem Odlozen.

Podepsani mirove smlouvy Tu-
reckem bylo op6tne odlozeno, ma.
sledkem toho. re Rekove a Italove
nemohli Sc dohodnouti ma jist5ch
bodech smlouvy minene. Smlouva
mela byti, jak znamo, podepsana v
sobotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-08-13
Nova rama Sufrazetkam.

Sedesat tri clenove Domu zastup-
CD Severni Karoliny zaslali We sire
du telegram Zakonodarne v Tennes-
see zasedajici Nashville stanovi-
ce, ze nebudou hlasovati pro zenske
volebnl pravo.
V obou statecb zakonodarny nynl
rozhodnouti mali, zdali dodatek ku
konstituci zenskem hlasovacim
pravu pfidan byti ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-08-13
Banka, S niz Ponzi ObchodOyal,
zaYrena.

Hanover Trust spolec. v Boston u
rozkazem bankovnfho komissEe pTi.
nucena byla ustati prozatim OBJ
chodovani .pon9vac die vyroku komi
sarova banka pGicovala penize pres
zakonite meze mnohe pnjcky byly
bud spatne anebo pochybne ceny.
Ponzi mel ulozene penize bance.
Pokladnik Danky oznamil, ze Ponzi
nedluzi ami jediny cent ze Ponzi
skrze banku vyplatil 1000. 900.
Ponzi primal. Ee jest Charles
Ponzi z Montrealu. ktery 20 mesicn
zayTen by We v9zeni v Montrealu.
Kanada pro podvod a diva roxy We
vladni v6znici Atlanta, Ca. pro
propasovani ItaI1 do 6zemi Ameri.
ky. Trest wal ma sehe v Montreal
chran9 iisteho bankere, u n9hoz byl
zam6stnan ktery prchl do Mexi-
ka. Pc propustenf SVEN pozadan
byl witt sebou 5 Italt do Spoje-
nych Stat1. Wal je. jak dale Wy.
sv9tluje, vefejn9 vIakem. Ma hra.
nicich zatknut byl a zavren.