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guidance of Jim Drldger, penetrated
ha wltilMiAan KVAIlrf Ka mil Itl
OPENED TO AUTOS ot game. sir George Is re-
' ported to hare killed thousand of!
. .... hi. on. oik. deer and implore during
Jaly I. Oore Pass road, probably ,h. thws , , ne tpnt ,n the
Rockies. During that period hit
men built roadt for him Into many
portions of the mountains.
In 1S5C, General Beta M. Hughes,
pioneer stage manager, opened al
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the .work already done by Sir,
George's men. A stage comrany was i
chartered to operate vehicles be
tween the two cities but the stages
ixsre neTer run.
the oldest wagon road across the
Continental Dlrlde but oTr which,
H to s!d. bo aatorooblle haa ever
leae, toon will be opened to motor
trifle
The ttate and Routt county hare
tick appropriated 1 10,0 00 for the
Improvement of tho road and work
to scheduled to begin toon. Only a
mall portion of tbe road on top of
tbe Dlrlde It In poor condition but
y liable for automobiles. Gore Past
IMS connect! Topona In the south
ern end of Egerta park, with
Kremmllng in Middle park. i "Nw Europe will degenentc Into
It baa easy grades and Is said to klni1 ot 'Tom Fld"er' Oround.'
no clear of .now a month Inter In the l ',r lawlessness un-
fall and a month earlier In the ' "ntrollng lowers Intervene
spring than any other road crossing Promptly and resolutely .... a!-,
the Divide In thli region. rMJy ,he Supreme Council Is Igsor-i
Core Pass Had was the first croM-!l "" ridiculed. The game of secret!
ed with wagons In 1856 when Sir diplomacy is again In full swing."
George Gore, an Irish nobleman, andTte English Rerlew. I
am army of servants and retainers. spam nas over .oou.uuu acres oi(
trarellng In thirty wagona under olive trees
Tfc Departraaat ot Agrtealtare
at Wathlngtoa ha mbm fanny
lobs atsigaed to' U. Om at, Uaaa
It the letting at tka wasting aaai
itles of liathtr. That Mg maehlae
was constructed far that purpose.
Pieces of material fastened oa a
wheal are "worn" agalntt a sanded
REPORT SEMES
OFFICIALS FOR
PUNJAB
TROUBLE
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NEW YORK. July 3. A ttrong
arraignment of the administration of
I the Punjab district In India In con
nection with the troubles In tho
spring cf 1919, Including tho mas
title at Amrltsar, characterlted at
"a calculated piece of Inhumanity,"
Is contained In tho report of tho com
missioners appointed by tho Punjab
sub-comtnlttcc of tho Indian national
congress to Inrcttlgato the disorders
and their cause. Full copies of this
report have now reached this country.
Cabled reports of the finding! of
the commission showed that It had
recommended the recall of Lord
Chelmsford, the rlceroy,.the relleringJ restraining tho violent tendencies and
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of Sir Michael O'Dwyer, the lieuten
ant governor of the Punjab, of any
responsible office under the crown,
the demotion cf General R. E. II.
Dyer, commander-in-chief of the
Diitlsh forces in India, and ot other
1 British and Indian officials Involved
in the troubles, at well aa the repeal
ot the objectionable Rowlatt act.
which ostensibly was enacted for the
suppression ot scdftlon. General
'Dyer has since been relieved ot hit
.command by the Dritlsh government.
I The text ot the report reveals num-
'crous other Interesting points made
I by tho commissioners. In summing up
.the evidence of more than 1,700 wit-
tnecscs v.ho were examined and In
formulating tho conclusions reached.
"Wo have besn obliged In places
to uio strong language," says tho
commission In the courso of Its con
clusions, "but wo have used every
cd'ectlvo with duo deliberation. If
J anything w hnft underrated tho
care against tho l'unjub government.
W recognlzo that we havo no right
to exact an impossible standard of
correctness from tho government. In
timet of excitement and difficulty,
any officer It prono to make mis
takes, In splto of tho best intontlont
In tl'e world. " We recognlzo, too,
that when tho country It on the eve
of important changes Introduced In
tho administration, and tho sovereign
has made an appeal to tbe officials
and the people for co-operation, we
should tay nothing that may bo cal
culated to retard tho progress
"flut wo feel that It It not possible
to Ignore acta 'of utroclout Injustice,
on a wholesale scalo by responsible
officers, at It would not be possible,
no mattor how bright tho futuro
might' be, to ignoro tho criminal acts
of thu people. In our opinion, It It
moru necessary nnvr than over boforo
that tho official wrong should ho
I pureed, an well ns tho people's. Tho
ask of working tho reforms and mak
Intr India rcallza hor goal In tho
quickest tlmo posslblo would bo well
nigh Impossible, It bcth tho pooplo
and tho official did not approach it
with clcun Imnds and clean minds
If, therefore, wo recommend that of
ficials who havo orrod should bo
brought to Justlco, wo do so, not In a
vindictive spirit, but In order that
the administration of tbe country
may become purified of corruption
and Injustice. Whilst, 'therefore, we
believe that the mob excesses In Am
rltsar and elsewhere were wrong and
deserving of condemnation, we are
equally sure that the popular mis-,
deeds have been mora thaarpaisael
by ibe action of tha authorities.
"In examining, la detail, tha evaata
In tha different district! of the Pun
Jab, we have refrained trcm saying
anything regarding the government
ot India. It li Impossible, however,
to Ignoro or slur over the Inaction, If
not the active participation, of the
central government In tho official
action. Hit excellency the viceroy
never took tho trouble of examining
the people'a cate. lie Ignored tele
grams nud letters from Individuals
and public bodies. Ho endorsed the
action ot tho Punjab government
without Inquiry. He clothed tho of
ficials with indemnity In Indocent
hatte. Ho never went to Punjab to
make a personal Inquiry, even after
the occurrences. He ought to have
known, at least In May, everything
that the varloui official witnesses
have admitted, and yet he tailed to
Inform the public ir the Imperial
government of the full nature of the
Jalleanwalta Hsgh massacre, or the
subsequent acts done under martial
law. Whilst we do not think bit
cxsellency wat wilfully neglectful ot
the Interettt of those who were en
trusted to his charge by his majesty,
we regret to tay that hit excellency
Lord Chvtmtford proved himself In
capable of holding the high office to
which he wat' called, and we are of
opinion that hit excellency thould be
recalled."
Other conclusions of the committee
were stated as follews:
"The people of the Punjab ere In-1
censed against Sir M. O'Hnyer's ad
ministration by reason of his studied '
contempt and distrust of the eilu
cnted classes, and by reason of thel
cruel and compulsory methods,
adopted during the war, for obtain
ing recruits and monetary contribu
tion! and by his suppression of public
opinion by gagging tbe local tiromi
and shutting out nationalist nows-
papers frdm outside the Punjab, 1
"Tho Rawlntt ac'.'.-tlon disturbed
the public mind and shook public
confidence In thu good will of the
government. This was shared by the
Punjab In a fuller measure, perhaps
than clewlierv, because ot thu uso
made by 8lr M. O'Dwyer of the de
fense of India net for purposes ot
stifling public movements.
"The Satyagraha (civil resistance)
movement, and tho hartal which was
designed at a precursor of It, whilst
they vitalized the wholo country Into
activity, saved It from moro awful
and more widespread calamities, by
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5?!invln Crcnm. We were not satisfied to put the
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Ln.l a cream that represented n real improvement.
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of beard those boastinjr of touiih. wiry beards,
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passions ot the pcopta,
"The Rowlatt agitation was not
conceived In an antl-Ilrltlsh spirit,
and tbe Satyagraha movement wat
conceived and conducted In a spirit
entirely free from Ill-will and vio
lence. "There was no conspiracy to over
throw tbe government In the Punjab.
"The arrest and Internment of Mr.
Gandhi, (leader of tho Satyagraha
movement) and the arrests and de
portations ot Drt. Kltchlew and Saty
apal were unjustifiable, nnd were thu
only direct cause of hysterical ex
citement. "Tho mob vlolcnco which began at
Amrltsar was directly duu to tho fir
ing at tho railway otcrhrldgu, (sev
eral days previous) and tho y;lit of
tha dead and wounded at u tlmo when
tho oxcltcmunt had reached white
heat.
"Whatever tho causo of provoca
tion, tho mob excesses are deoply to
bo regretted and condemned.
"So far as tho facU are publicly
known, no reasonable causo has been
shown to Justify tho Introduction of
martial lw.
In each case, martial law was pro
claimed after order had been com
pletely restored. ,
"Kven It It bo bold that tho Intro
duction ot martial law was a state
necessity, It was unduly prolonged
"Most of tho measures taken under
martial law, In all tho five districts,
wero unnecessary, cruel, opprcsslvo
and In uttor disregard of tho feelings
ot the peoplo affected by them,
"In I.ahoro, Akalgarh, Ramnagar,
flnjrat, JalalrtirJnttnn, fiynllpur nnd
Shelkhupura, thoro wero no rnob ox
centos at all worthy of tho namo.
"Tho Jalteanwalla Iiagh massacro
wan a calculated piece of inhumanity
towards utterly Innocent and un
armed men, Including children, and
unparalleled tor Its ferocity In tho
hlxtory of modern British admlnls
(ration.
"Tho marHal law tribunals nnd
tha summary courts wore mado tho
means of harrasslng innocont peoplo,
and resultod In abortion of Justlco
on a wldo scale, and under the namo
of justlco causod moral material suf
ferings , to hundreds of men and
women,
"Tbe cftwUng order and other
fancy punishments were unworthy of
a clvIUed administration, and were
aymptomatlo of tbe moral degrada
tion of their Inventors.
"Tha Imposition of Indemnity, and
of punitive? police at various plaoss.
notwithstanding,, exempjary aad, vin
dictive punltkmeats meted oat,
through nearly two long moatai,
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mostly lo Innocent men, and the ex
action oi tines and Illegal Impositions
were an uncalled fur, unjust and
added Injury.
"Tho corruption nnu uriuery. mai SAN xilANCIBCO, juiy J.Ir. O.
took place during martial law, form I Knlnk 8oIolIlon, a noir0) jur,n, ,no
a separate chapter of grievance, wr , ,irlve ln Co c, D3th Kn.
which could have been eatlly avoided,, ,nc,rili ,, now itdylng tailoring
under a sympathetic administration." ,undor lho .upeuion r the Federal
The report after making the rec- lloMTll tor Vocational Kducatloa.
ommendatlons previously noted, and e j, ltone jeaf ,ut such a remark
certain others, cencludet: ,b, lp rtMitr lh,t he ctn un(jer.
"It It our deliberate opinion that ,Uni M,rk. Twaln'a "Huckleberry
8lr M. O'Dwyer, General Dyer,irnni roaij aouj(
Colonel O'llrlen, Mr. Ilotworth Smith,' whon he came back from Kranee.
Ral Sahib Sri Ram 8ud and Malik
Saelb Khan havo been guilty of auch
Illegalities that they deserve to be
Impvached, but we purposoly refrain
from advising any such course, be
cause we believe that India can only
gain by waiving the right. Kuturo
purity will bu sufficiently guaranteed
by thu dismissal of tho officials concerned.1'
Socialism Is not only the concept
of Jewish minds, but Its foremost
theoreticians and executants urn alio
Jews. Where thorn nro few Jews,
Socialism Is dormant; where thoro.
ura most, there Is persecution, at In
Russia, nnd this brvds Socialism, da
clares Austin Harlson, an Kngllsh
writer.
Two hundred anil ton thousand
women of tho Ilrltlsh Isles wero wld-i been
owed as n result of the war. work
be could neither ipeak, read or
write. At the army hospital al Cape
May, N, J a proficient teacher suc
ceeded In nuking him recognize
three words; "thimble," "box," and
"watch." One day when shown a
letter, ho Indicated that he wanted lo
write, Ilo wiota one sentonre:
"Dear mortlier I Down com Hack
Kum Kruncc."
When ho could tell about himself,
ha revealed that his education con
sisted of ono month's schooling at
tho ago of fourteen. Now ho can un
derstand ll-rcudlnK, can read a tlm
plo history of tha United States, and
can do slinplo arithmetic examples.
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