The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-02-26
THE WORLD TODAY
by ARTHUR BRISBANE
DESPITE HIGH FINANCE.
LADIES HEAR ABOUT RUSSIA.
TWO ENGINEERS
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.

Los Angeles-In spite of objections from highest
financial authority including Secretary Mellon, the
senate and house approves overwhelmingly the bill
to let veterans borrow one-haf the value of their
war certificates If they borrow one-half, Uncle Sam
will have to pay out more than 81 500 1000 and high
finance says that will be ruinous.
As rule, "big money" which ability
should receive respectful attention does the cap
tain of ship. But high finance is sometime mis-
taken. Big bankers said the federal reserve system
would ruin the country, because it kept few men
from controlling all the money. They were wrong
Without the federal this country would have
had black panic long ago. They may be wrong in
their idea that handing billion to those that
need it, and earned it, will ruin now.
American lady patriots listening here for three
hours assured that Russia threatens institu-
tons, and this land is practically the last refuge of
good government as opposed to Red Russian ideas
Doctor Patmont of California went to Russia "fool-
ed the secret police, went just wherever he pleased
and things behind the scenes that Americans
less intelligent see." He saw young girls
standing in bread lines with babies born illegiti-
mately under this Soviet system" He wild
children, offspring of free love, sanctioned by the
Soviet system roaming around until they killed
pests by villagers and their bodies burned"
In his introduction to the writings of George
Washington prepared for next years two hundreth
anniversary, President Hoover says Washington's
engineering ability has been fully appreciated
Washington's methods were surprisingly modern
He reclaimed the Dismal swamp in Virginia was
adviser and engineer the Potomac and James
River canal and first to advise combined highway
and waterway from the Atlantic coast to the Ohio
river.
The President describes his predecessor as "the
most potent human intellectual force in the frma-
ment of American intellect"
George Washington was the first engineer to
occupy the White House President Hoover is the
second.
Hermosillo Capital of Sonora, Mex-The Indian
word hermosio means little beauty" and his ex-
celency Francisco Elias governor of this state says
it applies to the city and to each in it. On
the Streets in stores, at work in government Of
fees, you see beautiful young girls There is not
bobbed head a shaved neck among them. Their
dark hair falls naturally curly loose their Shout
ders and necks. Sometimes fastened with ribbon.
Their eyelds are lowered demurely, but when
young rancher from California asks of them
question and she raises her eyes, his carefully pre-
pared Spanish words driven from his mind
This is beautiful old city, one of the most i'm
portant and progressive in Mexico The soil is
fertile that with dry-farming of wheat it yields
ninety bushels of crop for one bushe of sown seed
soil expert sent by the British government to seek
land for growing reported that the west of
Hermosillo has the fertility of the Nile valley
The state and federal governments concentrate
on three characterization of children, building good
roads, finding employment for the dle-while waiting
for new schools Governor Elias leases the biggest
private houses available, turning them into schools
Six hundred children go to school In one such build
1ng 300 in another. Americans discuss an interna-
tional highway from Canada through Mexico to the
Panama canal, and perhaps on to TERRA del Fuego.
That is pleasant talk. But in the meanwhile Gov
ernor Elias has gigantic machines scattered between
Hermoslo and Nogales ITS miles, and will have that
road finished in year or less, If he get more
modern road machinery. Giant tractors and grad
ing machines could be at work on the
highway south recently, hundreds Of men with stump
pullers and blasting material working ahead of the
road machinery.
Doctor McGeehee, chemist at Emory university
Atlanta, says copper and iron in milk will correct
anemic conditions because those two metals, taken
in metalized milk, regenerate hemaglobin"
For long time doctors have known that red
blood corpuscels consisting chiefly Of iron, contain
also trace Of copper.
This was long thought to be more less acct
dental and unimportant Now it is know to be nee
essary Every plumber tell the doctors what
active results ensue when you put copper and iron
together as in attaching brass pipes to iron fur
mace.