The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-03-18


President Harding strongly advocat-
es the waterways from the Lakes to
the ST. Lawrence and TO the Gulf. Dock
and warehouse owners in Boston and
New York will object and hire engin-
eers TO say that the projects are unfeas-.
| ible. 1t has been SO said by one Of the
most famous engineers in the country.
There are no terms Of measurement
for the amount of good that will c7.ns
to the great valley Of the Mississippi
when ocean cargo passes thru the h4att
| of the richest agricultural area Oh
earth.
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Princess Mary Of England is married
to her soldier husband who over night
become multimillionairs thru the
death Of relative. The presents ran
in value to 100000 or more 1t
was curious angle on the approaching
nupitials to observe little Indian child
rem in London dropping pennies in
street boxes to serve as a dowry of Prin-
cess Mary. It's wonderful how we pay
for the privilege of being ruled. Two
people who are nobody. Splendid cp-
portunities ahead for the educator.
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j England releases Egypt. She de-.
serves it. but is she fit for it7 Now
THAT Egypt has her freedom will she
grow democratic or will she ape has
royal masterp Probably she will refine
1.-THE taxation system bit and satisfy the
lowly with the age-old maxim, the poor
ye have with ye always. Freedom is
no good unless you know what to do
with it.
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\ Pictures show Lenin extremely bald.
Il Trotsky has wealth of raven hair.
Il IF he were true Bolsheyik he'd
whack up with the premier.
Il You'll notice that Lenin and Trot-
H sky are holding the reins in Russia. 1t
4 has been announced that the country
would be electrified. 1t probably will
4 be. 1t was announced in 1885 that this
country would be running trains by ell
ectrlciey across the content in twenty
years. 1t may have to. The coal min
esr are again going on strike. Progress
| trul " does come from difficulties.
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Margaret Sanger is going to Japan
to study the race problem. That's
about all she'll do. The gaisha system
is nationally owned. These girls are
trained in the fine arts of Establishment,
the best af coquetrY and the highest
point of Accomplishment for twenty
years by men who hire them from the
poor parents. They are leased for per-
iods to receive this education. The sys-
tenn of education goes back thousands
of years and is considered right the
moral thing to do. Children taught
two days week in arts and indus
tries in addition to the regular school
ling are soldiers to be reckoned with,
1.-THE most practical people on earth.
Kipling said East is West and West is
West and never would the twain meet.
An understanding Of the morals and ed
ucation of Japan will prove that he was
right. In Japan short skirt is inn
moral though there is nothing thot of
the commingGng of the sexes in the
bath or backyard bath tubs. If Am
erica is revamped good job will be
done; home affairs most need atten-
ton.
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| All the sciences, arts, and philoso-
phies have come from Asia, but to
Asia are lost because of the oppressive
taxation imposed by the hundreds of
emperors. People are taxed to keep
them poor to prevent rebellion. For
thirteen thousand years there has ne
yer been a successful revolution mo-
thing but change of masters and
continuation of the system Of exploita-
ton. Miserable people can't think or
fight, hence the sleep of this giant ov-
er a gold mine.
There was a time. lost in antiquity,
when the Chinese knew and did great /
things. They were the first watch !
makers. Watches thousands Of years
old are in the Picking Museum. They
will run. -Four thousand years ago, al
great image was cast in iron. 1t has /
not rusted in all the centuries. In the
outstretched hand is a globe Is inches
thru. Upon this is shown the contin-
ents of North and South America. As
la and Africa and the islands Of the
Atlantic and Pacific. These Koreans
knew the world was round thousands
of years before Columbus demonstrate
ed it.
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