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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-29
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-29
TeIegTamy kTajOWe'
Legislature bezsilna wobec "a
.stoju.

stoju.
|, Springfield, ILL.,, 90 stycznia. =
Pc kilkodniowym odpoczynku i
zba nizsza legislatury stanowej
wczoraj znowu poczela sic moco-
wac zastojem, z niezmienio-
nionym jednakze rezultatem. =
Wczoraj glosowano try razy, co
powieksza ogolna liczbe gloso-
wan do 65., Najlepiej stall John
NJ. Rapp, ten sam, ktory W zesz-
lynn tygodniu okazal sic najsil-
niejszym. w 63-ciem balotowa-
niu Rapp otrzymal 81 glosow.D Do
wyboru potrzeba ~ glosow. .Wczo
raj Rappowi oddalo swe glosy 3
demokratow, ktorzy dotychczas
"a MIN ami raz ME glosowali. W
roznych czasach rozni giosowali
"a Rappem, lecz W pozniejszych
balotach odpadli Wszystkich
tych razem wziawszy, pablo "a
Rappem juz Y glosoW Cd roznych
czlonk6w, ME .liczac socyali-
stow, ktorzy przyrzekli mu swe
glosy, jezeliby tie uskutecznify je-
60 wyb6r. Bez tych ostatnich je-
dnakowoz wyb6r Kappa jest bar
do mozliwy, gdyz tie " glosow
moga mu kazdej chwili bye od-
dane jednoczeSnie.
Dotychczas wszyscy progresy-
sci giosowali "a Rappem, lecz
szeSciu Mich nosi sic z mysla Cd
dania swych gtosow otwarcie J.
Grunau z Chicago, do czego O.
czywiscie zachecaja ich republi-
kanie.
N. L. O'Connell, jako emisa-
ryusz Dunne'a, jest ia miejscu /
ma baczne oko ma sytuacyi. Spo-
dziewa sic, re dis zastoj zakof-
czy sic wyborem Kappa przewo-
dniczacym izby nizszej. Jezeliby
ME zostal wybranym, inni nowi
kandydaci beda wysunieci.
Bojazn wzajemna ,,suchych" /
,,mokrych" wobec siebie Jest po-
,wodem, IL ME moze przyjsG do
zadnego porozumienia. Wczoraj
naprzykiad, Arthur Charles, pre-
zes demokratycznego stanowego
komitetu chciat zwo}ac kaukus.
20 zwolennikow McLaughlina ma
tychmiast oSwiadczyio, il udzialu
ME vienna. Podobno oSwiadcze-
ME wyszio cd 16 zwolennlkow
Hubbarda. Pierwsi zadaja, azeby
Rapp cofnal swa kandydature.
Drudzy So ,,suchymi" obawiaja
sic, re ,,mokry" kandydat costa
ME wybrany. Wilma Gala jednako-
woz "a zast6j spada ma McLaugh
lima jego 20 zwolennikow, wszy-
stkich demokratow, ktorzy ami raz
giosow ME oddali innemu handy
datowi. Mclaughlin, kandydat O.
ryginalny Rogera c. Sulliana, jest
zawziety z powodu opozycyi p.
Dunne'a. w 63-cim balocie kan
dydaci stall jak nastepuje:
Rapp, dem,-6O glosow.
Tice, rep.-47. Cd.
Mclaughlin, dem.-19.
Stedman, soc.-. -
Hoffman, dern.-3.
Ryan, dem.-2. 49,.
Hubbard, dem. - 1. -..
Mckinley, dem. i. r.,
Ze senatu stanowego.
Springfield, ILL.,, 90 stycznia.-
Demokraci W senacie tymczaso-
wo wstrzymali liste zamianowah,
dokonanych przez CUB. Deneen'a
W miedzyczasie, gdy legislature
stanowa ME obraduje. Demokracl
tylko badaja rome zamianowa-
MA, chcac tylko sprawdzic punkta
prawne, niektoremi Mich poia-
czone. Gdyby senat tych zamia-
nowaf ME zatwierdzil, CUB. Dee
men m6glby natychmiast usunac
tych, ktorzy stanowiska bedace
W kwestyi zajmuja | nowych u
rzednikow mianowac.
DIS senat rozpoczyna swa pra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-29
POWSZECINE ZANIEPOKOJENIE.
AnarChia W Turcyi.
WALK " OBOzIE TURK0W POD CzATALDzA'
MozliwOsC Wojny EurOpejskiej.
u ANGLII.
Sufraiystki W wojnie Rzadem.
I Walk w Mexyku.
HoLANDxI.
Ze SpraW NiemieCkiCh.
Sufraiystki W wojnie Rzadem.
L Walk w Mexyku.
Y HoLANDXT.
Ze SpraW Niemieckich.

ezsna stanOwego Projekt
1ov napovietrne Fnipnach eektoralne
naazIy sprawie samOrzadu da Fpn- procesu trus-
TN noninacyOm Tata
Renr Mann przemawia W sprawe Opat panamskich Me
Od lat 16.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-29

TrzymaJcie swe bi1uterye ! papie-
ry wartoseiowe W skrzynce W Skarb-
Gu Ochr. starej odpow. firmy Hat
terman 4 Glanz. 1l1O Milwaukee av.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-29
sRoDA DNA 1890 sTYczNA "WEDNESDAY 2o RoKU
do kt6rych konstrukcya tychze
ma bye zastosowana.

ma bye zastosoWana. -
Maja to bye aeroplany o zam-
knietym opancerzonym kadiubie,
zaopatrzony W aparat do telegra-
fiji iskrowej wv rome inne apara-
ty do mierzenia szybkosci, wyso-
kosci, ciezkosci powietrza, w kom
pas, mapy i tp. Aeroplany i ma
szyny maja bye poddane grunto-
wnej probe, zanin zostana przez
Rad przyjete.ostatnio wyznaczo-
no ma cele awiatyczne $4,000. w
novel; budzetowej, bedacej obec-
ME W, rekach komitetu senator
skiego, wyznaczona jest podobna
suma. Sztab zadai wiecej, lecz i
zba posiow niepFzychylnie zada-
ME przyjela. -
Bitwa ma Filipinach. q,
Washington, 29 stycznia: w
bitwie Morosami, ktora stoczo-
! no szesc mil ma zachod cd miasta
Jolo ma Filipinach We czwartek
zesz}ego tygodnia, okolo so Mo-
H
rosow polegio. Szczegoiy dopiero
wczoraj doniesiono do majora-ge-
nerala Bella, dowodzqcego dywi-
zya filipihska. j.. -
Pred dwoma laty general Per-
shing wydal proklamacye nakazu-
.jaca rozbrojenie wszystkich kra-
jowc6w ma wyspach grupy Jolo.
Temu rozbrojeniu opierala sic
banda pod dowodztwem naczelni-
ka Sahipy, Kt6ra by}a stala groz-
ba dla miasta Taglibi. Wyslano
wiec ekspedycye pod dowodzt-
wem kapitana Patricka McNally,
w celu rozbicia zuchwalej handy
Moros6w. CT doszli do takiego
stopnia zuchwaiosci, re nawet A
merykanow w obozie zaatakowa-
Ii. Stanowisko Morosow bylo bar
do obronne potrzeba by}o duzo
osobistej odwagB azeby ich wy
przec.
Me strzyzony cd lat 16.
Washington, 80 stycznia. -
Ma inauguracye nowego prezy-
denta w dniu Ago inarca przybe-
die Z Hoisington, Kansas, nieja-
Xxi E. F. Boxwell ktorxssw " -roku
1886 przysiagi, IL wsos6w ME da
sobie ostrzydz, dopoki'd demokra-
ia ME zostanie wybrany prezyden
tenn. Przysiegi dotrzymai, czego
dowodzi rzeczywiscie dluga czu-
pryna. Reprezentant jego dystry-
ktu G. A. Neeley, wystaral mu sic
o dobre miejsce ma platformie /
nauguracyjnej, ktorej bedzie,
mogi widziec nowego prezydenta
skladajacego przysiege. Poczem
uatychmiast da drapaka do fry
zyera, azeby sic pozbyc swej ko-
biecej ozdoby. .'
Glossy elektoralne znalaziy sic.
Washington, 20 stycznia. -
Zaginione g1osy elektoralne Sta
nu Arizony, ktory w roku ze-
sziym po raz pierwszy giosowai
ma prezydenta, znalaziy sic i to
VEGAS. Oto poslaniec, niosacy te
giosy, obudzil sic wczoraj rano
w hotelu w Nowym Yorku / wy
czytaI w gazetach, co o MIN napi-
sano, II. re spodziewany byl
wczoraj w Waszyngtonie i re o
MIN wszelki sluch zaginal. Ma
tychmiast wiec wybral sic, do
Waszyngtonu, lecz poprzednio
zatelegrafowal do swych senate
row, IL sic znalazi Zaginiecie
swoje wyjasnii tax: Przed wyja-
zdem Tuscon 1890 stycznia, a
dwokat pewien doradzii mi, re W
Waszyngtonie ME potrzebuje sta
vic sic pred 1szym lutego. Wiec
ME spieszylem sic zwiedzalem
rome miasta, jak Kansas City, St.
Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo,
Nowy York. Wczoraj byi ostat-
nj dzieti ma oddanie giosow elek-
toralnych.
Odkrywca serum przeciw-sucho-
tniczego ma przyjechae do
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(Dokoliczenie <, str. sell
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-29

lem, lecz pomiedzy samymi Tur-
kani. Oto okazuje sic, re miodo-
Turkom latwiej bylo obalic rad
W Konstantynopolu, anizeli por-
wac "a SODA zdemoralizowana ar
mie tureckq: przeciwko stronni-
kom mIodo-tureckich zamachow
wybuchly podobno otwarte bum
ty W obozie i Gala wielka Geese ar
mil staneia przeciwko tym, co
chca dalszej wojny! Oto potwier-
dzenie najlepsze slow zamordo-
wanego Nazima-Baszy, ktory O.
Swiadczyi, re armia ME chce
wojny dalszej i ME jest do niej
zdolna.. Kraza pogioski, re A
hnet-Abuk-Basza, przeciwnik
miodo- Turkow, ciagnie pod
Czataldza na Konsantynopol.. :.
Ottawa kontrrewolucyi jest po-
wszechna.
Wieden, 80 stycznia. - WieSci
% moznosci kontrrewolucyi pre-
civ mIodo-Turkom w Konstan-
tynopolu uwazaja til "a prawdzi-
we i sytuacya sadza "a nadzwy-
czajnie grozna: co do wojny eu-
ropeiskiej, to pisma zgodnie u
wazaja ia "a nieunikniona, po-
niewaz roznice pomiedzy grupa-
mi poteg So "a wielkie wybu-
chnac moga wojna przy lada ia
kiej okazyi jak mp. przy omawia-
niu granic przyszlej Albanii, o
ktore ME moga sic mocarstwa po-
rozumiee.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-29
Madry.

Madry.
Przynosza dziecko do chrztu.
Ksiadz pyta wedlug przepisu:
= Czego zadasz cd Koscioia Bo-
lego?
A chop: = Wy ia jegomosG lepie1
wiecie, to coz sic pytacie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-29
Nasi iebracY,

. PAM domu do dziad6wki: - Ma
Gle tutaj centa! To wstyd doprawdy,
by TAXA zdrowa kobieta iebraia, "a
miast pracowa6!
Dziad6wka: : Widzicie ia! -. {.
.Moze dla jei glupiego centa, ktorego
mi pani daia, nam sobie nogi pola-
mac?.. A jusci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-29
z Anglii.

Londyn, 90 stycznia. Su.
frazystki zdaje sic W czyn chca
zmienic swe pogrozki o wojnie z
rzadem, bo OTTO w caiym szeregu
miast angielskich wczoraj wy
prawialy awantury burdy ulicz-
ne, W ktorych dose wiele nawet
zrzadziiy szkod, wybijajac okna
W gnachach publicznych i po do
mach prywatnych, rozbijajac wy.
stawy sklepowe itp. w Londynie
kilka ,,wojowniczek" aresztowa-
no i skazano ma dwutygodniowa
,,koze". w Dublinie napadly SUI
frazystki ma zamik i powybijaiy
w MIN szyby, MIN policya je O.
deprzec zdolaia: trzy sufrazystki
skazano ma roboty po miesiacu
dla kazdej...
2 Mexyku.
Mexyk, miasto, 29 stycznia. =
Rewolucyonisci pod gen. Salaza-
rem zagrazaja istotnie miastu Ju-
arez, ma pograniczu amerykan-
skiem.
z Holandyi.
Amsterdam, 29 stycznia. =
Ksiaze-ma{zonek krolowy holen-
derskiej Wilhelminy jest powaz-
ME chory: szczegoly ME So zna-
ne.
z Nien1iec.
Berlin, 90 stycznia.- Otwarto
tn niemiecka doroczna konferen-
eye zcglarskich kompanii: zjazd
delegatow jest liczny, omawiane
sa kwestye wyiacznie zawodowe.
- We wielu okolicach Me
mice poIudniowych odwilze spo-
wodowaiy powodzie.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11
oolrPI.AINf OF RXP11IRMf
STATIONS

There are some people complaining
of the work of experiment stations.
They say that these stations are en-
deavoring 10 increase orchard and farm
products whereas it would be better for
the producers if there were . decrease
rather than an increase Of produce.
The is . strange position for any
person to take. It il . narrow, selfisa
view and should not be encouraged
We should all ain to BE- benefactors Of
our race. We have all been helped By
the work of Others, many Of wbora
have appeared before us, but many Of
whom arc still living. No natter hsw
much good We do We Sever can pay
the debt We owe to the great inventors
Of this and previous ages and 70 the re-
forms which have been brought shout
by others, often At the cost Of their
lives, thus to take . selfish visw such
- tAe above seems nonstroas.
There arc hundreds Of thousands Of
people who have >st Sufficient food 70
kesp their bsdies IN full health and
vigof: Whe. ve think Of this bow eaa
We feel Tat any srssaisatisa o. insti-
tutioA, wsuld be warranted in taking
steps to reduce ~ yield Of our fsrns,
orchards and vissyardsL
The lew prices which sometimes pre-
vail and ths small profits received BY
farmers and other predueers eannot be
remedied BY reducing the yield yes
acre Of the various crops, but they can
Be improved by better Management,
better methods Of distribution, and by
the selection Of the crops most suited
to your locality and your soil and 70
the market generally.
No man ever succeeded largely in
business through small or narrow views
Of life or Of the Affairs in which he Is
particularly interested. It 10 the nan
Of broad views, the man with hsaari-
tartan instincts, TIE man WHO feels
that his neigAbor and ths psopls sf
the world are his brethren, sad who =
Interested in the welfare sf every liv-
ing creature, Who meets With tie
greatest saccess.-C. A. Green.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11
1900 oaa1e ouoao1eN

- Assa1Ao - = = eosslBol
49, 1ou0 - onD1DQ q o1oUupu1nnn
enee0 - ane1n1al q k1Elu11 =
- 0Q11 ~ 100 1lRlnD
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11
} Nh A.
WAxunse I'm Do1o

WAsa ws - bsys - tAs strsses sn1
in psAHe places ~ wsaass II tAy
knsw The b1sinses asn sse watsAiag
tAsa- In svssy stsss, baak cd s9ies
tAsss IN sssa - . U1ass ~ ~
to fin TAoss whe have The manage
nsnt Of a1aiEs II bssinsss vim ssasse
ess Il ~ beys; - wil net sslss& M
fer hb ability - swsax, sns1s eaQe
seess q ~ . 1soR ~ ~ - -
~ sUsa ~ = ~ G1o1e Nl1ls
fsastisse - h AapPy h H. eseseit
tAat - b s"j.se H. artie,s" ~ ys1ae
ladies find indispcneihle on Al osSA.
siseA = slss sivsa ~ elasv s1ass
@a31s = selsa - ~ oass 0asu1s q
slGaaseas sasosk. DssinalD - ~
Aavs Z ~ lp Aa1a1e sAenolDsqA
~ ~ ~ i1ItazlG ~ - = q
- - \ ~ rs Z
- - = - =. - - -
- j 6 syt
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11

boy in the city. They are not looking
for fowdies. When . boy applies fsP
one Of these place. and 10 refused, tAsy
may not tell him the reason Why tAsy
do not want him, but the boy nay -
pend upon it that he's beea ratsA -
cording to his behavior. Boys cannst
afford to adopt the habits and coaveFsa-
tions Of the rowdies and loafss u ~
ever want to be called to FsspoaslA1D
positions.-RiA Reveille.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11

and the sooner il comes the better.
Sheriff can call On the body Of the
public for protection, just like sAsri2
Greshan did ct Trinidad aad LadlsW
yssteFaay, bat under the lsw - in
voked - eannet disarn the riotsn q
anyons else. II martial NV b Il.
elarsd the nen will have to lay dswn
their ssnA - natter whsthss thsy afs
esneealsA a. Ao4.''
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11
.E zZG0 Rr]
K WuELMeS 4
(%[WQlK@SZ.

Aio us1tis RsanaA 0ssAasAs ess-
Piaassssts, vin 0vs piaas haasas =
e assis; fsss ysass' Pssiaa ssssss b
Itiflso1o asasas = Dahag aoaaesva1ae1
~ n1Aks sRssna lell-1e
WanAsA- -Rss14isa - saaaA, - ~
siaA naa. 0sel IL ossnsA lssnss;
Aovs Aaisy sxpssiaaaA ~ ssessssssa
DAN vANDu960Un0,
l0-ll-lt-Pd 0isavssl opriaos.
= = =
Waatsd.-A gin = taks tsai.iag -
. narss. Nsst b svss tveaty. Fss
particular sAAPso
fAs Ri1e sanitasian, 8iAs, csas.
ie-ll.lS
Congrsssasn AID Nn. E. r. Taylor
are new enjoying tAsiF owa hsne In
GIenwood while taking respite from
The exaetieas of oGisial life In WasA-
ington. Mr.. Taylor says the Hssse has
very little while the senate b thrssh.
ing away on the currency bill and
he concluded it was . good tins for
him TO visit his Colorado friends. Last
year Mr.. Taylor only spent ten days
in HE Glenwood home and Row he
hopes to be able to remain here several
weeks.
= = .
Navt 20frpIax, sa ko - fs~AH fAp
Carbondale 3 annual Potato Day eele.
bration. The citizens Of Glenwood
should bear this in mind and give ths
event ~ liberal patronage - possible.
Carbondale is the center of one Of the
best and most productive farming see-
tions in the United States and doubt
less they will make . very ereditabls
display Of their products. They viii
certainly have to "go some" IL they
surpass their former efforts in that d.
rection.
Last Sunday night Glenwood got
the first snowfall Of the season. The
next morning the ground was white
with q heavy, wet snow. It soon dis
appeared and the next morning the
ground was slightly frozen, but neE
enough to damage the potatoes which
were still in the ground. This week
the farmers have been digging ~ rap
idly - possibae with the limited
amount Of help they were able 70 ~
cure and it is thought that practically
all Of the potatoes in this part Of tie
country will be shipped out or safely
stored in eellass before . severe freess
comes.
- - -
For sale-Two fine White Ospingtea
coekerels (Kellerstrass strain) at 11.6o
eoeA. MRS. ". A. 6HERDIIL
1877 Glenwood Spring..
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11
D.. a.AsAis.., ~, ~ ,.sss, tAs.sa

d.. usAsAissa. -, sss ,asas, tAsssk
n 1sths1isG lsAiss vin sasys tes
80 1Anssaa1 efAsssasa q H. hs0s
e Ma nianaa - RsAnss sysaaa. -
t0saa 0svssaA - fvsaftA. 4 ssos
st4saAsass y AssissA
n. Fslkesssa, ~ vin rive . ''lss-
ssss - IT, OsiseA" q ~ As4AsAise
sAsssA ss.s essAay aishs = aaa q
sFse< sxPssis.se. M yesss - ~ .
MEDICAL nissie.asy in japan s.A Csssa.
He vas slss assssiatsl vitA IL fsfs
sA.i.istsstiss IL ~ PAiliPpi.ss. Cone
eat anA Asas hin.
90
n 0lssvssa igiH Z Watss con
Paay l. this week st work setting ths
polss for = new line they are fsa.inS
dow. the river to supply the farners
In that section with electric hghts. The
Linz will extend to the A. Z. Nosee
ssneA sad sspply all the farm houses
along the way. This is . step In the
right direction and our farmer friends
are to be csngrstulated On this i'm
provsnsst.
George Bell, Jr., left Monday even
ing for Phoenix, Arizona, where he
will spend the winter in the hope that
the lower altitude and the mild winter
climate may prove beneficial to HE
health which has been on the decline
the past year. George is one Of Glen
woods bright young men and he has
. host Of friends here who hope hc
may return next summer very much i'm
proved in health.
An ex-coal miner who was using his
stomach as a whisky storage tank con-
cluded Thursday evening that he want
ed to die and accordingly jumped into
the Grand river from the north end Of
tAs foot bridge. Az soon as he struck
the icy water he changed his mind
about the dying business aHd gave the
distress sign. He was fished out and
sent to the county hospital. He ssva
his name as Tom Williams. He former.
ly worked at South Canon.
= = =
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Shain have re-
turned 70 Glenwood, Mr.. Shain having
take. position with John B. Weir.
Mr. Shain, since leaving Glenwood, has
Travelled d ths road u salesnaa
much Of the time, bue had recently
started to work in Denvef. However,
boeA he a.d Ms. shain are partial to
Glenwoed and were glad to accept tne
oEef Of Mr.. Weir who IL to be eongfat-
elated Oh having secured 20 competent
. salssnan as Mr.. Shain il known to
be, 49,.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11
FOR SALE-3OO tons fifst-eiass hay.
900 per ton. 6KIFF Bros,
l0-4tf Divide Creek
=
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I Asvs - especially assissbas fsue
81 Gas3sa tsost N nilss fsso 1i1A
ssssaisas ossa ed. IL fsuit tsssA ~
asst =. - lsease vitA fs1is ~
,.ss. ss,ssse v,n = ...s y.sr, -
pasag1s ~ q - pGhsts WAisA ~
ssas sszs spsiass alss pasasy = Dsa
essis 4 In hsas, snan hsssa sslas.
sistsea, sAieksa hssss sa1 ls4ss 0ssl
sasse siSAk
n psiss b ea,eeo e vAssA Aeoo
sAealA - eaoA sAA To- bolaaeo - -
0oas b tsns - sait ~ p1sshasse.
~ siGAe ~ . Asos ~ tAsss sssh-
isg . pasasass ed psseit b - q ~
dass1 es00n1i4iss b ~ WesoA
4. J. Da0EDo9.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11
mrnDY wAs 1oocD

Attss,sy ". r. Stafford and Asses:
sor ". P. Kennedy, Il Gooding county,
mostly from Gooding, the county seGt.
are here this week in charge Of The
shipment and placing Of the 0oeding
exhibit 1t the fair.
AAd thereby hangs q tale, as the
fiction writer's say: Evidently Ken
nedy was expected to do about all the
work. Since he got out Of the news
paper business q few months ago hs
hes prsspsred 70 the extent sf having
secunulated ons sssd ssit Of slsthss.
These, together with . jaunty derby
hat a.A . pair II patent. 1sas1Hf tisA
he packed In hisrSFip 41d feeeAed
alsas, wearing his east-s2s o. H. tsip.
b Aasl IL Ksass1y vssk n eetsins
H. sxAiAit nSvs4 = ~ grounds sal
issAA1lel tAa4 - va- ssvssal tinss
takAs II IL asayna., ssa sssla havs
~ . sts>ly - u tass.sA IL fais
X - ~ vasAs1 - :,
FinsIly, svsrytAiag bsins h ~
sAspe, Ks.asly rsPaissa 70 fssa -
a* NoetA side Ina wAsse - wsssd taAs
= 1awth, 4. his gisl rag, asl 9 sst
and nahs Al inPesssisa- Ala, Ais
valiss was ast there! And neither
could 1t b feana after aili9sat search.
It had disaPpsarsd bstvssa ~ T.
pot and tAs hseel
After nseA iaq.iry aaA tsaspAsalaG
h wss lsasnsd that ~ sosfUstas soAgs
driver ~ eEaAbsl 1p Ksansay = waFa
Itsbs and -lugssd it Of 70 Tvin Falla.
Il was fisallx, sstsfssa - - risAtfsl
ssssss wAsss 0aisty ssaasaay sstsss1
|as - ~ ~ p1sss ansag - eAsee0
o.Ahe eMeb yl,s ns-1sana
I11f1a14 1DNAs - ~ ~ :
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11
sfA1x,mrr or I'M ovvsnsu1r,
kANAo110s1, 0D0UIaA1DoR.

ef The Gleawood Psst, PablisAel 1esk-
y at Glsawosl sprinGs, Csas., required
by IL Aet Of Aag.se -, 1918.
1ditsr, A. j. Dicnsa, 0isawseA
Upsing1 Cole.
Managing Daitsr, A. }. Dkskssa.
0lsawssd Spring, Csas.
Dssiness Naaa0sf, A. J. Dishssa,
Gieawood 6prinsa, Coss.
PsblisAsr, A. J. Diekss., ass.~ssa
Spring, Osss.
o...s, a. J. Dssass.. aassvssa
Spring, Cels.
Ksswa AsalAsl1ess, noseR0ssa, -
saAsr sssssity hssasaA Asa1lsg I -
esae = asss e sseal snssne q Aete-,
n,ortsaess, e ssssR sssssieiass Nsz~.
4. I. uoqonA
0W1es - -
oussa ssai s.nsas1A6a HG1ia -
~ - ~ = osAs1( - S. s. !; ]
- .ssEsss',s = !
q. :
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11
wU1lWAY AaES no
xD011oN HoB NH13a

Denver, Oct. s.-E E. SAnaway,
president Of tie Rscky Mountain Fssl
esaPsay, today asked District Atto:-
.ey Jsha A. 1ash 70 prsvent strikers
frsa ths northern Colombo fields as
saslti.g ns.-unisa ~. froa the aorti
Who esas = Denver 70 make PureAasos
aaA rsoain over Sunday. He told the
eeasty prosecutor thst . number Of as
FAULTS have taken place Of lAts.
: Aeeonpaaying President sAanway
were Anton KaragoG, Bulgarian and
employed as an Interpreter and general
eaFetak.r Of strikebreaksrs who come
to Denver, and three men, who claimed
that they saw four strikers set upon
KaragoK Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
a.d viciously assault him. Warrants
fer The four men were asked Of Di.
trict Attorney Rasa.
Karago1 stated that when he stoppel
to take . drink Of water It one Of the
p.blic sss.tains x EsAtsssta snd Lar
liner streets rsssaay afses.eo.. tie
fear men cane uP frsa beaild a.d ene
q them hit hin n ~ ,nsstS With his
fist wAils tie sstsn.Al Mn. fhe
pns. escaped, says Karaese. bsfsrs -
EsGases ,.lived. his ssapa.ises ssAss
that - vas u,ssnseisss vAsa piel1s
up.
President sAr.was rsrat~i alss
tAae Ens.usas Laberre, 0seek, wAs
wssas ss tie Rex Ne. l, sss Of 4Ar
nseky Mssntain Issl nines In nsstA-
esn Colorado, was aspaaltsd nea1 EisA+
ese.ta a.d Market stfssts fsss1ay
nss.ing. TAe .anss Of his assailants
arc not kaswn, - h was alone and dia
not recognise The Aen. He believes
they wore stsikefs, however.
ssThs sezikess ass asssabaiAe IN
Arss n.nbsss between aevsntseath
a.a NisssssssA strssts - Nasase al
en- nss ass- being Aasasssa a.a -
esaleeA. .rte,.:tA ecene &c tcv~~a1
w lays - a.y sthSe tine,' .ail
Hssaiasse 0A1way. 'sfAs sAsseiae
= ~ 1laaassa nans - niGAe dhsws
~ = ; q Asa0sssn pa.ltas -
iansssss pas1ss - ns1lls T.
- -.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11

Hrmaf kenAaassl-WaAl Ne Sol
bad you Foos1ve1 ~ not3ee q ~ ht.
~ dartarB b1gtA No late 70 D1t h
tAs paDsc. oaay. In ysr tAiak - .
sod naos ~ Asff
Editor (st - Gagtovn B1sSs)-
o1rs; ean ~ ~. 1aaa1ol
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11

FOB SALE OR TRADE-t}leawssl
business property, exeelenlt lsesttsa
aad suitable for store or restaurant.
Will sell on good terms for part Of
purchase price or would trade fer
good ranch.
A. J. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11

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The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11
GUGoVAL No3Im

Dr.. L. G. Clark has removed his e.
fices from the First National baak
building to the new Citissns National
bank building. Take the electric els-
vaAor. lO-4-sk
The Brinkley argus., 1913-12-19

sons why MT. Milwee has such a firm hold upon the peoples confidence.
 Judge, Milwee has held many po- sitions of public trust in Monroe coun- ty during the eighteen or twenty years of his career as an official, beginning as tax assessor, sheriff, county jud and member of the legislatures ha been speaker of the House in the ter capacity, a position he filled honor. dignity and capacity that dounded to the credit of both hin and Monroe county
 And now that his friends have duced him to again seek the office sheriff, there is little reason to b' lieve that he will not at least eaus the "other fellows to know he has been in the race. Frank Milwees s friends may confidently expect hin to make an intelligent campaign, anC should he be elected they know h will make sheriff worthy of. the expectations.