The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

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may well to re.nmh<r only cas.sa saA
arranged no~dge The results of many TIE t.ost
edge the Of Of thousands Of experenA
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fiE POST IS p.sd the victory Of Miss JoseAas
Roche the depo.sd Denver poce~oman. over The e'et a
pnice who discharged her frumeforoa v
y the fire and police commission and the stir made BY Mis- kocs
has nsed people distance to believe that this lady COP ~as u
Together alert and she to conditions - ty
no exist and have existed for years to comfort Of de-
police administration of the city The fact that Miss koe
has graduated the school of winng the fact that she has not
trained herself her eyes away from thing just because
lis rsive but that she has of going after the evil and max
ling interesting for the evdoers evidently had too much to do
with her dismissal from the force The ordinary city policeman
knows everything those things that most important that
should know. Vice and immortality flaun its head all around
him. but he neither hears nor Smells Facts winch are pat
lent dozens of others him unopened book his itching
palm has been tced by the Interests he attacked with moral
astgasm and his mouth closed Miss Roche was seriously
disturbing condon her dismissal But the good
women of Denver and the good of Denver and women
have high for the law and who believe that laws should
e enforced and who believe that human morals and
souls of than all the gold and greed
of all the nterehese people resented the cowardy dsssa
of Josephine Roche the nsgaon of the protected white savss
and she again the force much the cagrm of the WORT
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|CRAND VALLEY NEWS tries take to task because
the of the high school bond campaign aa;d
something about of the union high schools not having
the accredited list Our critic nfers that casting
urs of the union high schools when matter of fact
nothing farther from the truth If the News had read the
county papers he would have noticed that least of them
erred the fact that their high school the accredited
st while the Garfield County High school had long enjoyed this
distinction and intiang that Gewood should be satisfied with
er present advantages Our reference complained of solely
Ito that remark and the News should know it Now that the
battle and the bonds have carried there should be
negoy feeling the should there have been from
1.-THE first The Garfield County High School district will provide for
her children of the best high school buildings the equip
lit with everything class and strictly modern and
of small additional and will the other districts
LOT the county They voted the proposition
Expected them do and have criticism whatever offer
against their action We remind the however,
lit is all that Gwood played absolutely in the
from finish The pophesed skudggery did material
ze and we hope all are pleased at the outcome
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THE POST REGRETS exceedingly misunderstanding
people and neighbors of Rifle regard
good roads meeting which have been held here last Wees
day and which held ALL While the Genwood Business
Mems league appointed do what necessary
matter that this committees idea of mapping
did not meet with the approval of the Rifle brethren of whom
expressed considerable dissatisfaction the affair only
knows that generally announced by the Gewood committee
THAT all would meet O'Clock appear before the county
Isers and their approval of the work they
1.-THE reads of the county, that the Glewood appeared At
1.-THE house the appointed time while O'Clock
blame for the hitch but confess most unfoet
mate to the cause Of good roads.
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" IOURSE WE all rejoice the victory Monday for
the high school bonds and yet majority was not as ae
las should have been in of the necessity for building
There should have been positive and aggressive campaign IA
a Of the undertaking This not made bv vsv Of
criticism, but to try to impress people that however worthy