davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22
FRANCUZsKY sTNNEs
4 CESK0SLOvENSHo !,

Parizky dopisovatel' DAILY
Heraldu' sdel'uje obslrnorn
clanku, ako sa franc1zsky prie.
mysel zmocnil trhu v statoch Ma
lei Dohody v Pol'sku. Najmar.
kantne jsim dok1adom tejto franz
Ecuzskej kontroly vo strednej Eu.
rope je. vraj Schneider, sef zha.
myeh Cpeusotoyych oceliarskych
zavodov. 'Dopsovatel' Roznatuje
schneidera la francdzsksho Stin-
mesa "a sdef'uje momenty 10 zivo-
ia Scheiderrovho, ktory zaeal svo-
ju cinnost' v Ceskoslovensku, "a
lozil banku. Pomocou franctz-
skej "Banque de l'Union Pari-
sienne' a "Credit LXonnais'',
sriadil spolocnost' znamu ecu.
ropska priemyselna a financna
Unia'', ktorej akolom je chranit'
zaujmy Schneider, skupiny, - vo
vychodnej strednej Europe. Ia
to Unia skdpila vraj vaesinu po-
dielov Zivne- -banky, ktora je mai
vaesim financnym podnikom "
Ceskoslovensku. "Je to nadrz =
hovoril dopisovatel' -- ktorej
sa ststred 'uje vsetok likvidacny
kapital zeme ktora zasobuje pc
niazmi eeskoslovensky priemysel.
Ako depozitna a investicna ban
ka zaujala miesto vel'kych vie
denskych bank. Tato banke je le-
galne eeskoslovenskou a test sa
diplomatickej 'protekcii ;francdz-
skej vlady. Ma ruke bankovy
monopol celehe eeskoslovenske-
ho statu Kontroluje vsetky ostat-
ne banky a poskytuje Schneidero
vi moznost' ovladat' textiiny' Gu
korny, liehovy, oceliarsky a ze-
lezarsky priemysel v CSR. Schnei
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22
lBoy o HEBnEJsKf IL
| 1T. uYnNkZIUM.
Uzhorod, Is. i1la.

~ r.a AhOioNs ~. Juios
Dha 1s. t. nj. 4. hod. odpol.
malo byt' v poradnej sieni nabo.
zenskej obce nukacevskej v Ma
|sarykovej vi. { IS mimoriadne
|valne shromszdenie ciel 'om pro-
'testu proti chystanefnu utvoreniu
hebrejskaho gymnazia v Muka-
|Seve. Sch6dzka nemohla vsak byt
" zmienenom lokale, ponevac v
Epredchadzajdcej noel boly miest-
'hosti neznamyrn pachatel'om l'ud
skymi vykalmi znecistene. Preto
valne shromazdenie bolo preleze-
ne do templa. .Ponevac tsa ocaka-
valy velke nepokoje, spravila po-
licia mimoriadne bezpecnostne
opatrenia, aby rokovanie nebolo z
vonka ohrozene:. Ma vaine shro-
mazdenie sis1o sa 45O osob. Mics
topredseda Klein udelil slovo ra-
binovi spirovij>s = ktory ,protesto-
val proti utvoreniu's hebrejskeho
gymnazia v Mukaceve. Jemu od-
poroval DIR. Spiegel, ktory hovo-
ril, ze najvyssie vladne kruhy sd
pre- vzdelanie zidovstva. Schodz-
ka skoncila sd "a ohromneho hlo-
mozu a kriku. Pred templom
shromazdilo sa niekol'ko tisic
l'udi, ktorf atocih ma rabina Spi-
ru prevolavali mu "fuj'. Bolo
by iste doslo K bitke, keby nebola
zakrocila policia. z uvedeneho
je patrno, jak t'azku situaciu ma
jd privzencovia hebrejskeho gym
nazia v Mukaceve. ,Rovnako je
zrejme, re jeho utvorenie nebude
prevedene len tax hladko, pone-
vac skoro vsetci rabini Podkar-
patskej Rusi zaujfmajd zamieta-
We stanovisko k hebrejskemu
;kOlstvu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22

arelitsktov Emilia Bsllssa : Bra
|tislavy, inz. Jana BuSjana Ru.
zomberha jana Palkovica Il
Turcianskeho Sv. Martina. Ma
kresy podst zaviazali 50 vyzvani
do 26. t. M, anketa rozhodne ko-
no poverit' vypracovanim kamen
tivneho navrhu. zakladny kamen
novel budovy polozi sa 0 toho-
roenych n6rodnych slanostiach
13. augusta. DO slAvnosti budice-
'ho roku mala by ,byt stavba ho-
tova. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22
STAVDA KoVxJ kATICI
SLoVE1fSKIJ.

Tajomnik Natice Slovenskej
oznsmuje 2 Turc. Sv. Martina
20 s1behu M navrhy novel ma.
tienej budoyy, praktieky bezvy.
sIcdnom, rokovsls Q ot&zke an.
kets, vtboren nstienym povere.
NJ, II. = II. t. =. ped psedssd,
nictvom spravcu drs JssSslsva
Weeks. Anksts riesiis ot6Sks stu
'ovsnis, pribhzne j pSderysa . po
IdeIsnis novej bud1vy > s toute
direktfvou vyzvala ma u5H s1beh
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22

Isl memo - 1tstsAskd Poist 'ovdu,
ktorej hlsvAtn fiAditel ON eta1
50 dr. Wagner. Jsho vsdeskej :
nArodnej prdci ucia 50 d'alej po-
eta tym, se pred nedlvnom Dol
rnssova1$ ,lektorsn poiss 'cvacej
teekniky na pfkvnichej fakulte
university Komensk sho. |;
* iubileu srascne blakoxelame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22

de- m tsrSS Y Y '6Sca eIdsna hut,
'Ras(e (esnitu, bsskol III bahi na ze-
Ylssnt- r,idu ! chtfne Skodove inu-
'nicns z6yody. Fisuruje sam v
'sprafhej rade skodovky spolu )
'dvorna inymi svojmi franclzsky-
mi podriadsn5mi. / v,i'aEa tymto
Schneiderovym milionom q Creu-
zotovym zavoaom, ze kapitA1 sko-
dovky bol zvtseny 70 u milionov
nd 200 mil. d Skodovka hetiayno
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22
r1ef Rel0I1 c3EoRvATsKEHo
L'osTvA.

Tohoto roku oslavujd Chorvat.
Itisfcrosie zalozenia chorvatskeho
kral'ovstva, ktore ,je jednu Z mai.
vyznacnejsich historickych spo-
mienok slbvantkej minulosti.
Chorvatske kral 'ovstvd je easo-
We riajstarsfm 20 vsetkych slovan-
skych kral 'ovstvi a hned ma "a
ciatku svojho trvania domohlo
sa znacnej moci a preckalo yset-
Ky ostatne .slovanske staty, az
kol'vek priebehom DOLBY ztrati-
10 mnoho na svojom lesku a ma
svojej sile. Zaciatky chorvatske-
ho kral 'ovstva spadajd do DOLBY
Karla Vel el'keho a jeho syna Lud-
vika Pobozneho. Prvym znamym
panovnikom v Chorvatsku podl a
mena Dol knieza Borna: Ohorvat-
ske@ Aniezactvo zauifmalo znova
lizemie medzi riekou Rasou V ls-
trii a Cetyhou v Dalmacii, siaha-
jdc az k chorvatskemu pohoriu
Gozdu, teda dnesnej Vychodnej
Istrii, ma chorvatskom pobrezi a
" severnej Dalmacii. v rovinach
1hedzi Dravou a Savou rozklada-
10 sa inc kniezactvo, ktore sa oby-
cajne nazyva "slovanske". Toto
povedne Chorvatsko zvane "Bie-
le Chorvatsko'' anektovalo po-
zdejsie iizemie ma juh cd Cetyne,
t, Nv. Cervene Chorvatsko, Juzn1
Dalmaciu so sirokym kruhoin ulze-
mia Bosny Hercegoviny. Mad
tymto tizemim vlad1i nastupcovia
kniezat'a Bornu: Oko1o roku 500
stretavame sa dejinach Choir
vatska S kniezat 'om Trpimirom,
ktoreho sfdlom bol Split S moe
nym a slavnym panovnikom, "a
kladatel ON dynastie. Trpimur-
Gov. Vel'ktch bojoeh medzi europ
skym vyychodom zapadom pre-
lila risa mnohe burky a otrasy,
ale napriek tomu 'kraeala vzdy
ku predu. Asi okolo roku $40 ma
stdpil ma tr6n najmocnejsf pa
dovnik ohorvatsky, Tomislav,
ktory, si privlastnil titul krala,
onedlho potvrdeny papezom a uz-
many ostatnymi statmi. Kral' To-
mislav sjednotil so svojou rfsou
slovanske knieaactvo k Drave,
kde vtedy boly Wit t'azne odraze-
ne najazdy Mad 'arov. V Dalma-
eli rozsiril Tomislov svoju moe
ma latinske mesta, ktore pred
tym podl'a mena podliehaly by
zantskemu cisarstvu, porozil bull
harskeho cara Simeona a vedel 81 !
nctu i ma zapade ma w.
chode. Este viae vyznamenal sa
v svojich snahach. Dynastia kra-
Ia Tomislava panovala v Choir
vatsku este dive storocia dala ze- |
mi vynikajdcich vladarov. Po
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22

|pohltila vel'k9 str0jk1Skt koncer-
ny Ruston, Bromovsky Ring
Infer. Schneider tied nedavno Il
skal Y Ceskoslovensku podiele ~
obore petrolejovych rafinerif,
elektrotechnickych po d nj k ov
.uhoi 'nych dolov, chemickych to-
lvarni, ba dokonca i zivotnych po-
istovnf, mliekarnf a zavodoy ma
vyrobu mydla a syiecok." Tol 'k6
'dopisovatel' DAILY Heraldu".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22
KANEC RoZTRHAL DIETA

Ma G0rniakovom statku v La
zoeh u TeSina odisli rodicia na
poll prace a donna nechali "a
hrade spat' svojho jednorocneho
synka. Polamanym plotom do
stal sa vsak do zahrady kanec,
ktory 50 ma diets vrhol celkom
ho roztrhsl. 70 svojom navrate
donov naSh rodisis len niekol'-
.ko. obhyyzepfeh kosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22
Z esko-S Ia
(Z krajovJch novfn.l
JuB1EUM sLovENsxEHo
PRACoVNfEA.
v Bratislave, 2. jdla.

s''' v Bratislave, 2. jdla.
DR.. Jan "A. Wagner, - tesst,
menovany slovenskym hvess1a
rom - riaditel' Slovenskej Pois
t'ovne slavi 8. julia svoje sest
desiate narodeniny. DR.. Wagner
narodil 50 3. julia 1864. Sloven
skom Pravne v Turci. Stredni
skolu navStevoval v Kremnici I
Banskej Bystrici. /, Po skoncen
gymn6zia studoval ,filozofiu, We
dy prirodnd, S hvezdarstvom {
matematiku Ma viedehskej uniyer
zite, kde bral zivd beast Y kul
.turnydh a buditel 'skych spolkoel
slovenskych. Tu Dol povyseny ma
,doktora filozofie, pc conn prijal
.miesto poistd6ueej spolssnosti
"Dunaj'' vo Viedni. Odtial' po.
tom presiel do Pesti, :kde zostal
al do prevratu. DIR. Wagner axe
ilradnik poist 'ovnictva zfskal 81
povest' prvotriedneho odborni-
ka. Jeho vel'ka zaujatost' v dra-
de vsak nevedela mu prekazat' Y
tom, aby nebral 1cast' spolo-
'tenskom a literarnom zivote slo-
yenskom. Bol vel'mi einnym pred
seldom pestianskeho Slovenskeho
spqku j Katoliekeho kruhu slo-
yenskehos asnisk 'korocnym' pred
sedom "BudApestianskeho HNa-
kiadatel 'skeho spolkdy. 4 Pesti,
atory vyaaval ysloyensky Tyzden-
aik a v ktorom . .sa tlasil pestian-
sky Slovenskt' Dennik inc ma
rodne casopisy: r~Wagner sam
Dol literarne ;;ihnihdaneneEite ma
poll hvendarst'". -a'aishss sgisoy !,
o'aozalne: q $Hs =
Nebo a Zem. (Popularna astro-
homia, Ruzomberok 1890, nakk
K. Salvu), Ziavy nebeske (Turc.
Sv. Martin 1898. Odtisk Mar.
Novin). Rozpravocky z prirody.
(Uh. skalica 1900. Spoil. Sv. Vol
techa Trnave), Franklin hro-
mosvod, (Pittsgurgh 1905). AXE
bude pocasie? Pest 'budin 1908.
Budap. nakl. spoil. nc. spoil Ben
jamin Franklin Pest 'budin 1908.
Budap. nakl. spoil. nc. spol.). o,
poist 'ovani robotnikov. pest 'bu-
din Budap. nakl. spoil. nc. spoil.
Vzduchoplavba KBudapest 1918.
Budap. nakl. spoil. uc. spol.), mi
mi tdho uverejnoval svoje prace
roznych cassopisoch. (Slov. Ia
bavnik, SLOW. Pohl 'ady. Tovaris-
stvo, Narodny kaIendar atd'.)
- geho ,posledna ;knizoeka vy-|
sla tohOto roku tlacou Slovenskcj
knihtlaciarne uc. spoil. v Brati-!
slave, pod nazvom: "Teoria rela.
tivity a co $ tym suvisi''. Obsa-
huje tri prednasky prednesene ma
vecierkoch Slovenskej Ligy. Pri-
spieva este i teraz do dennikov
poist 'ovnfcke odborne Gasopi-
sy maJu nom staleho spolupra-
covnika. Treba este spomenut' ;, ze
DIR. Wagner Dol stalym redakto-
rom kalendarnej casti ysetkych
slovenskych kalendarot. Ma jeho
predvalesnd cinnost' menovite
pestianski Slovaci, ktori MIN iii
Ii v dzkom spojeni, vel mi vd 'ae.
ne a rad spOminajd.
Pc prevrate zaciatkom roku|
1919 presiel z Pesti do Bratisla-
Wy, aby sa yenoval price pre- POI
vznesenie poist 'ovnictva. vlads
ho okamzite vymenovals konisi-
rom poist 'ovnictva ma Slovensku.
V tomto slovom 6rsde orssnizo.
val prvl slovenskl poist 'oviu.
ktora pozdejsie fuzionovala !.
Uhorskou Poist 'ovnou zmenila
-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22
opstbENY KAPLAN PRE-
1lkfN1E NEPRAvDIvEJ
ZPRAVY.

Sedriou Ban. Bystrici Dol od-
sudeny Alexander Lehner, kap-
Ian Y Dttve, pfetoze ma ludotom
|shrouazdeni v Hrinovej povedal,
'ze vo Zvolene bolo 7 os6b prepus-
te4JcI 70 slnzieb Is. stat. 5elez-
nfc, preto, 5e Akasovai ma l'u-
d9yd stfaau. iKapIans Dol sodsqN
deny pre- sirenie Q nspfavdivej
zprtvy Nc pokutu 100 Kss. Stat
" sdstuJc1 al odsddesy - Cd
v6l4li.
- Gevsspbt I61s je vEsaaro3
n& ustanoylzen. vstupujte do nei
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
SUMMONS

STATE OF COLORADO.
City and County Of Denver. ss;
In the District Court, Division D.
No. 81. 4.645.
Swift and Company, a corporation,
Plaintiff, VS.. w. II. Parsons, Defend
The People of the State of Colorado to
the Defendant above named, Greet
ing:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the District
Court of the city and County OF Den
yer, state of Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days
after the service hereof, II you are
served within this county; If served out
thirty days after service hereof ex-
elusive of the day of service; or Judg-
ment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer of the COM
If a copy of the complaint be not
served upon you herewith, ten days ad,
ditional time to. that above specified
shall be allowed for your appearance
and answer in said action.
If personal service of this summons
together with copy of the complaint
be made upon you out of the state or
Colorado, you are required to appear
and plead to the complaint within fifty
by default will be taken against you
according to the prayer of the COM
plant. -.
prays Judgment against defendant in
the sum of $333.25 for goods sold and
delivered by palintiff to defendant, for
interest thereon according to law, for
its costs in this action expended, and
for such other and further relief as to
the court may seem proper all or
which does more fully appear from
plaintiffs complaint in this action.
Witness my hand hereunto affixed at
office, in the City and County of Dem
yer, State of Colorado, this 2Sth day of
December. A. D. 1928.
FREDERICK p. CRANSTON,
Attorney for Plaintiff, 701 Cooper
Building, Denver, Colorado.
First publication, January 10, 1924.
Last publication, February 16, 1924.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
WASHINGTON

Senator Phipps of Colorado turned
the first spade of earth on the site of
the new $500,000 addition to the Arm
strong Manual Training High School,
used exclusively by negro children OF
Washington. The senator took part III
the ceremony in the presence of sew
eral hundred of the negro pupils.
Rush l.. Holland of Colorado, assist
ant United States attorney general, has
been listener to the testimony in
the Teapot Dome oil hearing being
conducted by n Senate committee, of
which Senator Walsh, Montana, is
chairman, and Senator Adams, Coo
RADIO, is a member. The significance
of the presence of Mr.. Holland devel-
oped when President Coolidge let it be
known that the Department of Justice
Is keeping in touch with the investiga
ton and will be ready to act If the evil
dence reveals wrongdoing Mr.. Hol-
land attended the hearings as repre-
sentative of the Justice Department.
Two air-tight death cells are under
construction in a stone building in the
Nevada state penitentiary yard at
Carson City in preparation for the
first lethal gas execution to be held in
the United States. Two Chinese, Gee
Jon and Hugie Sing, convicted of
numbering countryman two years
ago, will, on Feb. inhale the scent of
bitter almonds and pass into oblivion
within ten seconds.
Archie Roosevelt, son of Theodore
Roosevelt, making an unheralded APP
pearance before the Senate Teapot
Dome investigating committee. de-
clared "the amazing testimony de-
veloped by the committee had been a
contributing cause to his decision TO
sever his connection with the Sinclair
interests" Mr.. Roosevelt testified.
and was corroborated by his brother,
Theodore, assistant secretary of the
navy, that G.. d. Wahlberg, private
secretary to Harry f. Sinclair, had
! told him that he had cancelled checks
for S6S,000 drawn by Mr.. Sinclair to
the order of the foreman of the New
Mexico ranch of Albert Il. Fall for
mer secretary of the interior, who
leased the Teapot Dome navy oil re-
serve to the Sinclair interests.
The petition of formerm Governor
| Walton of Oklahoma for review of
his impeachment and removal from
office by the Oklahoma legislature
was denied by the United States
Supreme Court.
A Senate committee exchanged
views on international peace with Ed
ward w. Box, donor of the 100000
prize contest, which was won by a
plan proposing American cooperation
with the league of nations. The wit
ness declared every cent of the eX-
pense of the contest had been de-
| frayed by him personally.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
A BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
EIGN COUNTRIES
IN LATE DISPATCHES
ooINes AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE
WESTERN

Mrs. Wylie Howell, wife of q ranch
er living short distance south of Dill
lon, Mont, found her baby, Beulah, un-
conscious with kerosene can pressed
down over her head. The child died
before medical aid could be rendered.
Authority has heen granted Secre-
AIRY of the Interior Work for the per
capita payment of the sum of $36, ,74O
20 the Shoshone and Arapahoe Indians
living on the Shoshone reservation in
Wyoming. The number of Indians
participating is about 1887, and each
indian will receive $50.
@. G. Julian, prominent California
and Texas Oil promoter, was named
by Charlie Chaplin and Peggy Browne,
screen actress, as the man who almost
floored Chaplin during a cafe brawl
at Hollywood. Julian laughed at
Chaplin's statement, declaring it must
have been someone posing as him.
Ninety cases of smallpox have been
reported in quarantine in the harbor
district of Los Angeles. 1t was said
that unless the cOntagion is checked
harbor schools will have to be closed.
Over 300 persons were vaccinated at
the harbor before doctors discontinued
the work because of shortage of
serum.
The body of Omar r. Woods, con-
victed wife slayer, pierced by four
bullets from the rifles of a firing
squad in the Utah state prison, was
quietly placed in a grave in Olivet
cemetery at Salt Lake City. Woods
met his fate calmly and without a
culver. He protested innocence of the
grewsome murder of his wife to the
very last.
That California oil operators are
convinced that the decline IN the fields
of the Los Angeles basin has reached
the point where only vigorous meas
ures can maintain output at a rate that
will provide for the growing consump-
ton in their own territory and fulfill
contracts with eastern refiners, is
shown by the announcement last week
of an increase of % cents IL barrel
made by the Standard Oil Company of
California for crude from the Signal
Hill, Santa Fe Springs and Huntington
Beach districts.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
Mo Born Criminals.

There is no such thing as born
criminal, and 1t Is impossible to main
tain that criminality as such is In
herited to any great extent. Childish
crime is, as rule, simply nm over
abundance of constructive energy,
blocked or misdirected.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
FOREIGN

The Angora assembly has passed a
law permitting girls 0 years old to
marry boys of II in order to Increase
the population of Angora rapidly.
The conservative government headed
house of commons and for the first
time in the history of England labor
government will take office.
Premier Venizelos of Greece will
cast his ballot for republic in the
coming referendum to decide the fur
ther regime of the country he told
delegation Of Republican deputies who
visited him
Pirates held up and looted the river
steamer Tallee off Wangtoom after
killing the Chinese boatswaln and
probably mortally woundlng Captain
Willox, 1t was learned when the YES
sci arrived at Hong Kong. The
Chinese steamer travels between Hong
Kong and Honeymoon.
"The Crown Prince for President"
That is the battle cry set up by Ger
man National Liberals. 1t is under
stood the former heir to the throne
may consent to be candidate, but 1t
is also certain that such a candidacy
would be bitterly fought by the
Socialists and Communists.
Eight warships from the Pacific
fleet, carrying 1,100 blue jackets, are
now in Vera Cruz, the heart of the
Mexican trouble zone and headquart-
ers of the De la Huerta revolutionists.
This is the blue jackets first visit to
Vera Cruz since the memorable land
ing there ten years ago, when score
lost their lives.
The Labor government goes into ac-
tion ahead of all expectations. J. Ram
say Macdonald kissed the hand of the
king at buckingham palace, thus seal
ing his entrance upon the high office
of prime minister, and the exchange of
seals between the ministers of the old
cabinet and the new took place at the
premiers official residence IN Down
ing street.
An official announcement from Mos
COW states that Nikolai Lenine, presi
dent of the council of peoples commits
saries (the Russian red government
is dead. He died at his country HON,
with his wife at his bedside. Lenino
had been sinking for some time, owini
to heart weakness, induced by paral
ysis of the side. AS soon as news OF
Lenine's death was circulated in Rus
sia flags were placed at half-maSt up
on all the government buildings anC
upon many private houses.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
Force Not Enduring.

Command and force may often ere
ate but can never cure an aversion
and whatever anyone is brought to Dy
compulsion, he will leave as soon as
he can.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
Errors In Cups.

Errors Of as much as 25 per cent
are not uncommon in household meas
urlng cups now on the market, investi-
cation by the United States bureau OF
standards has revealed.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
Words. Affections, Deeds.

Such as thy words are. such will
thine affections be esteemed; and such
as thine affections, will be thy deeds !;
and such as thy deeds will be thy life
Socrates.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
Ilkn screeoh oMls.

Jud TunkIns says some people are
like screech owl. They always sound
melancholy whether they have any real
trouble or hot.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
Best WAY to Use Pick.

Greater output of coal and less IA
tigue to miners are claimed as the re-
suit of a psychological investigation
of the best way to use pick recently
made in Manchester, England.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
A Good Deed.

Let man be never so ungrateful
or inhuman, he shall never destroy
the satisfaction of my having done a
good oflice.-Seneca.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
Almost Dishonest of Him.

Burglar (surprised by householder
-"Well, if that amt the limit! What
dyer mean by writing on your door
Out of Town Till Monday y'?"-London
Mail
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
Sure Does.

Don't 1t beat all, says Joe the Plod-
der, how you always find that the man
who does things like you want 'em
done is overloaded with work already?
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
Wheat and Beans.

Loaves of wheat bread made with
20 per cent mixture of soy bean flour
have recently become popular in Wen
ma, Austria.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-26
Least Pardonable.

The man the least pardonable is the
one who declines to correct his faults,
unless it be lie who prides himself on
them.