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The Glenwood post., 1909-10-09
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RUIN OF OUR ROADS

America, woefully in the rear of
progress in rock surfacing her high
ways, had built less than 10000 miles
of macadam roads ont of a total mile
age of 2,l5O,OOO vher from the-hazv
realms of invention came combined
menace and blessing in the shape of
the motor car.
This modern chariot of gasoline. with
fat, wind stuffed tires was quickly de-
rided by such near-si lighted folks as are
unable to identify blessing if it comes
at all disguised. but highway engineers
winnie apreciating its civilizing infu
ences, soon discovered that the new
machine was an enemy to all hard sur
faced highways and that those respon-
sibe for them We're confronted by the
greatest problem they had ever been
called upon to face.
The reason is plain when understood
Under the passing of wagons equipped
with iron tires the surface rock is con
| stantly being fractured; the tiny dust
particles so formed sitting their way
into the interstices and being packed
frmer and firmer in place by rains and
traffic, finally forming a cemented,
bonded, impervious, understanding
she'll When in its highest state of PEI
fection the rock from which such road
| is formed must be so suited to the
character and volume of traffic which
passes over it that the amount of dust
formed will he only sufficient to re
place that which is taken away by wind
and rain.
Automobiles came and the troubles of
the engineers began. The motor car
did none of the helpful things that an
iron tired wagon does. Proceeding as
they usually do at high rate of speed,
they lift the dust binding surface and
send it swirling away, while the soft
that which they strip from the high
ways.
Much stress has been laid upon the
effect of the ear body and its shape in
lifting dust from the road surface
Some experiments seem to furnish con
vincing proof that but little dust is
taken from the roads by this means,
though the dust lifted by the wheels
is greatly accelerated by the action of
the car body and the air currents set
up in it's rear. This must be considere
an important factor, as much of the
dust lifted by the wheels would not be
carried from the road but for the z 7
currents developed by its shape.-Tech-
meal World
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-09
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NO CASH FOR THE STATE FAIR

1t has been source of wond erment
to many progressive citizens as to the
cause of bankrupt fund in the state
treasury for state fair premiums this
fall
1t does not require much delving into
the finances of the state to discover the
reason
The revenues of Colorado are most
limited, to begin with, and the foolish
and unconstitutional bill advocated
and approved by Governor Shafroth to
pay the campaign expenses of political
parties from the public funds not only
deprived the state fair of premium
fund but it cut down other important
appropriations and absolutely prevent
ed any provision for a good roads fund
1T is difficult to account for Governor
Shafroth S action in reference to the
was misled and deceived by the .jobbers
in the general assembly, who were de
termined to give the state no reform
legislation of any kind and who enacted
this law as bait to the governor to
keep him from calling them again in
an extra session.
The Chieftain has already gone into
the merits of this measure and it is not
the present purpose to further assail
it, but simply to call attention to the
cause of the lack of state funds at the
present time.
1t must be said in Governor Shat
roth's behalf that he appreciates now
the injurious effect of the campaign
expense bill, with the adjuncts of di-
rect primary election law and the pure
Australian ballot, and that he is now
doing his utmost to get such laws upon
the statute books.
1t should also BE- stated that Cover
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THE MERCHANTS WAY

Often have we noticed the methods
employed in running his business by
the successful merchant. He keeps his
eyes on every department of his bust
ness and if he has clerks he is ever
watchful to see that he has only men
and women who work for him and do
not spend their time while con duty
doing something else. When he dis
covers that a certain clerk is wasting
his time, the merchant does not keep
that clerk, but let's him go and secures
another. When the merchant finds that
one of his clerks is violating his rules
or what might be termed the laws Of
his store, he hlls that clerks place
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-09
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NO OCCASION FOR SURPRISE

The difficulty which the detectives
have encountered in working on the
bank robbery should occasion no snr
prise to those familiar with the facts
Gienwood s municipal government, of
winch Mayor Drach is the head, has
harbored band of renegades and sure.
thing robbers, compared with some of
whom no doubt the two fellows who n
week ago invited Mr. Drach to nut M
his dukes will appear quite respecta
Bile. Is there any wonder that these
bandits found it an easy matter to
drop down in Glenwood and CAREFUL '
survey ont the land without exciting
suspicion Not in the least. Thev
found here so many of their own stripe
that they felt quite bold as they had a
right to do. AS stated before there
are several men in Glenwood of much
the same character They are never
known to do an honest days work.
They are not known to our best citi.
zens, as they are scarcely ever seen on
the streets in the daytime. But they
are known. if not to Mayor Drach, to
his "peace" officers who apparently
encourage this kidney to make Glen
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-09

Mr.. Pinehot is one of the very best
most earnest and sincere of the pro.
moters of what are called the Roose-
welt policies. His enthusiasm in the
forestry service has been of enormous
value, especially in the stimulation of
public interest in this great subject.
Brought under the quiet and sympa.
thetie discipline of Mr.. Taft IS mind
his usefulness must be many times en-
haneed. We may now regard the re
cent incident as closed, but it will hay..
wholesome effect far beyond the
small official circle immed lately con.
cerned. Philadelphia Public Ledger
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-09

with man or woman who will see that
his instructions are carried out AMI
will see that the laws of the store arn
obeyed that he or she may not be the
broken cog in the wheel of progress
1t is true, some merchants fail to see
the faults of their clerks. And if the
same is called to their attention, they
offer excuses or advance the theory
that a rival merchant has started the
report Just to get the clerk away from
him. Such charges have been made
and such replies have been received.
The successful city is the one that
is made up for the most part of men
and women who are successful in their
chosen lines. The successful city must
have successful business men, laborers
of every class and a ruling class of
people who will safeguard the people
of that city.
Is Glenwood a successful city?
We have successful business men
and we have successful laborers. Bu:
if we are guarded by men who are Of
tried material and have never been
found wanting, and are ever guarding
the welfare of the people, we have the
wrong idea of welfare. Time and again
have certain of our officers been weigh
ed in the balance and have failed to
make good. Will Glenwooi be sur
cessful as a place where thousands will
want to come for rest and pleasure un-
less they can be assured that they will
be safe?
The recent bank robbery has been
heralded around the globe. and today
people who have visited Glenwood and
remember our scenic attractions and
curative waters will be talking of thai
robbery and if they tell their friends
that Glenwood is the most beautiful
place in Colorado, will they be able to
follow it up and say terminals are
not there?' Will Glenwood be as at.
tractive as before that robbery? Will
people who are seeking rest and pleas
ure come to town where bank can
be robbed in broad daylight? Did the
Dalton boys make of Coffeevil1e, Kan
sas, resort for tired and sickly peo
pie?
Should clerk in the employ of the
successful merchant make a sale that
would result in a stigma being east
over that store, that merchant woull
not only remove that clerk, but he
would make a general ovcrhauling TO
see if Others were in any way responsi
Bile.
Will Glcnwood cast about TO hnd tha
cause which led to the bank robbery
and the resulting stigma to our citizen
ship? We hope so.
No doubt when the Pueblo Chieftain
editorial writer penned the following
he had in mind the recent bank rob
berry in Glenwood. He said:
Bank robberies, like train rob.
berries, are crimes that strike at
the prosperity of the entire com
munity. They advertise the state
where they are committed as law
less and unsafe, for tourists and
investors. There have been too
many crimes of this nature in Col
orado in recent years and their
| frequency seems to be increasing
rather than diminishing. Colora.
do cannot afford to have such
crimes continued and multiplied
and whatever steps are necessary
| should be taken to discover and
punish all criminals of this class.
for such punishment is the surest
means of prevention.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-09

the Citizens National bank to carry
them over the few days that would
probably elapse before the insurance
money could be received. One Denver
bank, the United States National, tele-
graphed, DRAW on US freely" With
other state bankers having such conf
dence in the Glenwood institution ther.
was Just cause for thankfulness on the
part of Messrs. Drach, and Bell, even
in the face of the fact that their sur
plus cash fund had been practically de-
pleted.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-09
NOTICE OF D1scoNTINuANcE-

THE POST is not discontinued at expira-
ton, and is sent to subscribers until an cx-
plicit order is received by us, and all pay
ment of arrearages is made. as required by
law. The courts Invariably hold q subscriber
responsible to the publisher for the suoscrip-
tion price of all papers received until the
paper is paid for in full up to date. anc
ordered discontinued. PAPERS Rk1URNhp
ARE NOT NOTICES OF DIsC0NTJNUANcE.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-09

GLENWOOD has furnished enough
history during the past week to make
rich material for au essay On "The
Irony Of Fate" or "Poetic Justicd Y
the Rockiss."
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-09

TT is BAD FORM to tell your neigh
Dor, who has met misfortune - re-
suit of certain policies adopted by that
neighbor, ~ told you .o," but there
are times when it is exceedingly hard
to refrain from saying it.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-09

WHEN ONE MAN has confidence in
another. he will not see the other faea
trouble and yet withhold his assista nee.
Such confidence was displayed last
week when, within few hours after
the bank robbery, Denver, Carbondale
and Glenwood offered to send eash TO
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-09
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CHIEF FORESTER PINCHOT

means of prevention
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len Die fol9euben 9aiiitens9ailaeiere III
@alpeiton ein:
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9lus @ien miro aen1eloet: Sic

= Ius Wien miro aenleloet. 2ieu-
tenant 8ropitensfp bonn Siniten
Seltungs g(rtiaerie &egilnent lit
bonn &riegsgeridt lpegen Spionage
5n aht Sabren &erfer berurteilt NOR
Den. Die peroffentli6te Qui1teiien5
Der Observation-Disclosures ma6t ilber-
ad ben peinli6lten @inorud. 9roti-
pensfD fungierte ais Der 9lgent elmer
frelnben Ma6t uno puroe nit elnem
feiten @ebalt beaablt. Gs lit bas Der
erlte, bislans ernlittelte SolI, oaB Elm
aftiper Sffi5ier iid 5lt elmer berorti-
gen Golle erniebrigt fat. Grotipens-
fp bate pielleift nod piel ldnger Die
lihti6euen Spionsbienite perridten
fonnen, menn ni6t feline 8elie6te,
cine S6aalpielerilt Die li6 binter-
gongen glaubte, i'm sur 9ln5eiee qe-
6ra6t bate. Die &iinitlerin, pelhe
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innge Sffi5ier lie beiraten wiiroe,
botte NrptipensfD nit einenl ouoeren
neiblihen sBeien iiberroidt. 9rcn-
nenoe Giferillht looerte ouf. 0a Die
Sdolllpielerin bon Dem lanoesperrd-
teriiden Sreiben oes 2icutelmnts
aenntnis batte, perriet iie i'm. Die
6olge NOR ieine iofortige gerboft,!ne
rno nunmebr feline 8erurtcilung.
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Jcra s.

= Or. Ha1fin elmer Ser Saupt.
fiibrer Der grobibitioniiten, bot in
einer l1uterreoung init einen gericbt,
erltatter in Muftin erfIart, oie @ro-
bibitionilten batten ii6 nod auf fei-
men Der bisber oufgetretenen golt-
oerneursfanoioaten geeiniet, iie MIR
oen oies alt6 behlt mabri6eilrlisb
nlbt tltn lie lpiiroen feinen BON oen
Selperbern Inn Die oernofratijhe
Observation-Disclosures ipe5iel ais
ibren aonoiooten binitellell aber lic
miiroen, penn Die Ganpagne fort
l6reite, ii6 oariiber peritdnoigell
oenlienigen inter sen &anoioaten,
Der fid Ser Grobibitionsiade am
@eneigtelten 5eige, ibre Stin1rnen 3l,-
5ntpenoen. 0iit idarfen @orten
iprodb iid 9fanfin gegen Golquitt
aus, i'm auein balte er fir eineil
mirflifen Seino ser Brobibition.
0esbalb ieien Die Brobibition;Iten
au6 10 frob, ooB @enerolannalt 0o-
oi6ion oufgetreten lei, ooour6 meroe
oas allti=probibitioniltii1e 8otunl
mabrideinlid) geteilt tperoen.
@ie uns bon Der 8erpaltma
bes INSTRUMENTATION 2ebreric-
nlilors in Oeilmallfee mitgeteilt
miro, baben no6itebenoe teroniide
gereillignngen auf ben bonn Seni-
mar erloIienen slufruf bin, @eloer
an oos Seminar eeIonot: Sriumpb.
2oge SEQ. III ser Sermannsio6ne
in 9founo Stod, $3.50; Srieori6s-
burg 2oge 9eo. al oer Serrnanns-
iobnc in sSrieorihsbure $500;
9erllpide Sdibenberein in gorrbia,
$3.50; @reuno Surn> uno Sdiiten-
perein in Yorftoipn, $500, uno
9eutide gouern=2oae go. 1874 Ser
5ern1annsiobne in Soplor, 1920.
Sm @an5en lit oem Seminar, aus
allen Staoten, Die Sunune bon
$5829.75 5ngegoneen.
= @Gbreno ser lesten Soae bot
es falt iiberaG i'm Stoate gefroren,
altd bier unten i'm Siioel. Der
6rolt bot teilpeiie IN Sen @eniiiegar~
ten Shaoen ongerihtet.
- 9as Sngenierrforps Der gun=
oesregieruilg bot Dem &ongreB enl-
pfoblen, $3,988, ,4S0 fir Safenorbei-
ten in 8alpe5ton alt betpilliqen.
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@mter Sat fir @cibmadtcm.

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S'rntn Vater, Wantter, SndJter, Spbn,
oaben bebarrlidj nadJgebad1t,
gSaS tppl bem Mnbcrn Sreube tnadjt.
Sci &inbern lit es ia sana Icid)t,
9ail man bas idb5ne 3iel erreid5t,
Iu Spiel5emg fimoct Sebermanm
Sa glles, iuaS CT iuiinid)en faun.
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Die GadJe inebr id)pn tit has Gels,
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geiDnbers tuenn bcr geutel leer.
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Sb bteicr Wpbe gtarretei.
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llnb ff)licbltdI i'm babtn gcbrafJt,
Saf er nadlgibt, bcnn @cibcrliit
0egt ii6er gllles, ,uie tGr tuift.
Der Spbn iuiinidjt iiffj ein Sagosctucgr,
gllctn bic Mmttcr fiirdjtet iebr
'Nen 1tnfal, mic i'm pDn Der Sasb
Shun jebe 5ettnns oft scbradjt.
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Der Neffen nnb ber gtidten Sd)aar,
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Ser CUTE Sufel, Der pcriteht's!"
9enn Sung unb alt, Elm Sebcr bier,
grtnft serne has u ann 8ier!
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2ano, ieoem S6naben teuer. ,lno
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ben 5ugangli6 genladt. 2ongionl
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gung binon. galo gebt ibr Der 9lienl
aus, rno ouf Sen orei 3lpii6enItutio'
uen nulB lie eeborie peridllaufen.
&ein Meni6 miro li6 iiber 5 ooer s
Mfin1ten slufentbalt aufregen. Sc
fonmt nan ood gor5 interellollte
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ner Stotion. Seute 3. g. bot oie
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gelloe lelblt nit oem 3llber sur Wta-
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8aller ab. Soer aln SantItag liefert
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fnlturelle glrbeit perri6tello. 9lber
ou6 Dem einfadlten 9lrbeiter bilft oas
8aiier gum Sieoen Ser gfotmarif
ltno geIt, 90 miro man ood nidt
ldimpfen ober flu6en ipegen Ser paor
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neuffen ipartet ltno bier faul n1an
au6 porten. III be l6tpabide Gle
babna!
glus @ien i6reibt man: Der
erite groBe Operettenerfolg oieler
Saiion lit 0a. @s lit sSron5 2ebars
oreiaftiee Sperette Ser 8rof bon
2urelnburg" Cert bon @tlluer nnb
gooonsfp, oeren llrauffiibrung I'M
5beoter on Ser @ien ltattfot0. Wton
batte oieier Sperette nit eirigen BE-
fiir6tungen enteeeengeieben, oenll
ser beIiebte &onponiit ser u2nitieen
8itttpe~, Der III oieler Soiion nit
ni6t melliger als brei neuen Speret-
ten berousfonlnlen pol1te, iGien in
cine gefabrlide 8ieli6reiberei perfal-
len gu lein. gSar aber Die 9eloranis,
cine SSabrifarbeit 5u befon1nen, idlor
ourd u0os 5iirlte1fino1 einigerata-
ben 5eritreut tporoen, 10 bot inns Ser
@rof bon 2urenburg" betpielen, oab
2ebar tros Ser Guantitdt ieiner Ero-
onftion nod cine iebr a6tbare Gua=
litat gu liefern ilnitanoe lit. Seiiieii
neueiten @rfolg peroanft o1eroinas
2ebar nidt gum menigiten ieinell 81.
brettiiten, Die Elm ipirfli1 brau6bares
Sperettenmotiu eefllnoen baben. Ser
gitelbelo lit ein Nabfontnle iencs
uolfstiimliben @rafen BON 2urent-
burg, bon Dem oas Stuoenteulien
| iagt, er babe yaG iein @elo periigt,
oeriurt". Die Weuiif, bic 2ebar gc-
idJrieben bat, lit iiberroidenb frlldi=
bar, menn au6 nidt an neuen @infal.
lerl 10 oo6 ON prifeln0er 8ertonulg
otter beipdbrter 0eotipe. Nanentli1
oie anf Elm paar 9onen ouf uno Of
lpa5ierenoel1 eeoebnten @alaer iilio
Dem Scorer i6on aus ser .2llitigen
8itttpe gelaufig. sSln SrdeIter er-
tont rnalfborlid oie iiiBe fon5ertalltc
8eiee, bol5enoe Sloten, Sorfe, @loe
fenipiel, mal erotiid), mol periitiib
mandnal iogar parooiItii6. 9onc-
ben flineen bobmiid)e 9olfotofte, go
riier Goncans, &abarett6anIons, eng
liide @rotesftdlr5e, perfappte otter
reihii6e Militarmari6e. Weit eineln
@ort: Elm Botpoirri BON iltternatio-
nalem Stil. s(uf bic Sperette mar
pieI susitattunesfunit pertpenbet
uoroen. Die 9arlteaung NOR iebr
gut. Der grfolg tpar iiberous itiir-
mild. Nah Dem britten 9lft go6 es
allein 46 Serporrufe. CD
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syiinf SulIars t1alifl

unb mebr fonn iid Sebermonn mih
on fleinereu Srten ourd lleberna5-
me elmer bequemen glacntur nebcrtei
peroienen. Sohfenntniiie unroti1.
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gegen 0ieies: sd nlodte beIdeilli-
gen, oob i6 electric gitters fir cine
ser groBten @abetl @ottes balte, Die
er Ben Sralen eeee6en", ihreibt
Wtrs. 8. Gbinebault bon 8eltal
Center, &c. 9. SD tuer6e ME oer-
9eiien, mas es fir mid getan." 9ieie
6errlide Weoi5iit gibt Der Sran 2e-
bcnsfrifde, aorperitdrfe ,il,o @e-
iunofeit. Sic beilt geerpolit1t, Sdlaf-
iunobeit. @eriu6t fie. so Gts. bel
alien 9ruaaiIten.
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gut au5uieben, aber Sinncn,
ut-ausidlag, 8eulen uno Sdlpa-
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gudlens slrnica Salbe filriert iie,
8erin6t es. l1nfeblbar fir SD
morrboioen. 25 gts. BEL ollen Drug
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-29
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-John P. Walsh,
whose conviction of misuse Of the
funds of the Chicago National bank
was recently affirmed by the United
States appellate court, may remain at
liberty under bonds pending an at
tempt to appeal his case to the su-
preme court Of the United States.
The decision making Mr.. Walsh S
liberty possible was rendered IN the
appellate court today when Judge
Grosscup denied the petition of the
government to have the Walsh bond
OF $4,000 cancelled. MIR. Walsh, hith-
erto allowed to travel about the coun-
Try, must now, however, remain IN
Chicago.
The governments petition set forth
that walsh. with a sentence Of five
years Imprisonment confronting him,
and with plenty of money at his COM
mand, could well AFFORD to leave the
country, rePaying his Esndsmsn.
In answer, counsel for the defend
ant, among gther things, piedsed Mr..
Walsh's word that he would not az.
tempt to leave the United States and
that should his petition for a rehear-