The Glenwood post., 1913-12-06
THE COAL STRIKE to be farther

E COAL STRIKE settled In fact We seem to be
. froma a today a week We may
axe all of when the end will come but Is pure
the and knows just about as mucn s
suffering for coal and 1t Is
probable that there will the pal oil those VINO
shy of the high price But settlement
hope when does the real
enough both the state officials
general public both sides be forced to tote
fair in the future The have made promises that seem TO
they the demands of the strikers except as TO
points believe taking e their word and
holding them strictly to their promises in the future the "a"
concerning being voaed if men are beng dis
their membership in union il
other laws broken by the operators hereafter oust TO
behalf Il" the mlers ard the
general public and that there deal And the miners
might lust as well make up their minds that they this
strike recognition of the union concerned he strike
very have less public
sentiment behind when the fight began and have
beck to work but dare not do it without forfeig Their standing
with the union. But will right and when is settled
we will all wonder at the folly of mankind.
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ND BOREAS certainly good the husbandman the
and this shown by visit the country
districts The farmer who has his ground intended for next
condition by fall powing the exception and the
neglected his opportunity but
pahy by his neghbo The pleased the the
have been able make and have made toward
years work portend and greater prouc
1914 because much of the work that often falls to the
farmer bunch the spring the has already been DONE
And this brings the thought that farmer friends find
much that they do with profit during the winter months that
will relieve them the terrible the spring Some
of them to these opportunities and not Do all
farmers whom acquainted make
enough fuel ready the winter last all and do they
that the farm implements and machinery all first
workable condition the harness patched and repaired do
with things spring
their weaknesses repair which will take deal of valuable
time when the least be spared? We have often wondered why
the farmer little for years work. but sometimes
forced to wondering when realize how small
portion of the farmers know devote hard intelligent
End effective work outside of the producing period
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HE DISTRICT COURT occupied pros
pect being kept busy on very ugly
which might eghborhood
ordinary drops
the testimony very complicated
and perhaps appeal Judge Shumate who called
the 1t easy that there bad blood
with the Judge Shumate will
that could do to emnate this feature If priority of
rights anything then those who the
supposedly the best rights the should protect
ed those rights that they mature their their
called supposedly valuable rights
only On the other hand development should by
protection the Of unspproprad
disposition reclaim heretofore unpucve
III takes well cash build bitches from heavily appro
priated streams and undertake make where
before The ordinary visitor the
wonder what this big lawsuit very annoying
and the parties in direct surely they
well all the rest Of should welcome the termination of
litigation.
WE HAVE HEARD dissatisfaction in po
" litca parties grown tired of the
and how leaders of the
bunch and scarcely the ordinary Recently
gentleman whose has amo escaped Saga
Hill his habitat when he hObnbobing
the tropical forests started party his gave us all to
that its leading virtue should freedom
that should be characterized by square he
has sought himself spite of all the loud
claims of the distinguished gentleman for his party party OF