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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03


than he has for several seasons.
Charles Herzog Is succeeding in
Cincinnati because he knows bow to
handle his directors.
Fans will notice that "Tm-notget
ting-the-breaks" still holds his job az
a major league manager.
Pitcher Ed Pfeffer of the Brooklyns
is a brother Of jeff Pfeffer, the for
mer Boston and Cub pitcher.
1t is said that Wagner will be used
as scout by the Red Sox If he doei
not get into playing condition soon.
Griffith's young beavers are giving
Walter Johnson plenty Of assistance
in keeping the Senators in the lime
light.
Hughey Jennings says that II he
had the White Sox pitching staff he'd
run away with the American league
pennant.
Outfelder Leslie Mann of the Bos
ton Braves had the honor Of hitting
the first home run of the season al
Forbes field
If John McGraw said all of the
things he is credited with saying he'd
be so busy talking that he'd have nc
time for managing.
President Hugh Jones of the Lin,
coin club announces that his team
will be known as Tigers from this on
instead Of Antelopes.
Bert Maxwell, pitcher for the Brook
Ign Feds, is out with broken arm
Maxwell was lift by pitched ball in
a game with st. Louis.
Harry Lord is as rare a species az
a humming-bird that can shoe a
horse. Lord has quit baseball be
ing as q player"
Mordecai Brown, manager of the
ST. Louis Feds, is said to have found
very capable substitute infielder In
John Misse, who was in the Glass q
Union association last season.
Tom Seaton said he quit the Phil
lies because they worked him TOT
hard. Well, out of the first &c games
played by the Brooklyn Feds Seator
had been pitched in 13 of them. Does
he call that rest?
A Kansas City writer comments al
follows: Bunny Brief is doing much
this year to keep the Blues up in the
race The peppery first sacker ID
| showing much better form this season
| than he did last, both in fielding and
at bat.
and third catcher of the Cincinnati
| Reds, and former student OF the UEi
versity of South Carolina Law school
: was sworn in at Columbia, 8. c., as ,
member Of the state bar.
Harry Nelly, secretary of the Kan
sas City Feds, declares there Is n,
truth In the yarn that the X. G. Fed
are ready to quit. why, we're out
drawing Tebeau's home team 4 to /,
says Nelly.
Texas umpires aren't docile. TAX
Umpire Gardner, for instance. HI
trounced Lee Lemon, Houston In
fielder. Then he took all the blsm
for the incident and asked that he b
punished for It.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03
Grounded Barge Is FIoated.

Duluth.-The steel barge George E.
Hartnell, which went ashore here
Saturday night during the storm on
Lake Superior, has been floated and
locked for repairs. Other vessels
were damaged.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03
Stock Breeders at Duluth.

Duluth.-Probably 500 delegates to
two stock breeders conventions were
in Duluth for the meeting of the Min
nesota Live Stock Breeders associa-
citation. Many notables from else
where also attended.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03
Honor Vera Cruz Hero.

Calumet, Mich, June 23.-Oscar F.
Hendrickson, private in Company B,
Twenty-eighth United States infantry.
who died in Vera Cruz, June 8, after
a brief illness, was buried here with
military honors.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03
NeM Language.

During the recent call at Galveston
of the German war vessel Nurnberg
some members of the crew had occa-
sion to visit a shop wherein two Irish
men were at work.
The foreigners talked together In
their own tongue. The Irshmen I'M
derstood nothing of what was said.
and at last one of them could not re-
strain his curiosity.
Say, Nike" he asked bis fellow
laborer, do you know what those
fellers are saying?"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03
Wheat Harvest Is Checked

Kansas City, June %. = Thunder
storms at many places in the south
west late Sunday brought relief from
the heat and in some sections of Kan
sas temporarily checked the wheat
harvest.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03
Pipestone to Get New Church.

Pipestone.-At a session of the Off
cial board of the Methodist church
here, over which Bishop w. A. Quayle
presided, it was decided to make plans
at once for the erection of new edi.
fee.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03
Could Not Afford AIjhI

Couto NOT AFFORD Abb.
After listening to the charge made
by the police officer, the Judge turned
to the prisoner and said:
Did l understand you to say you
had an alibir'
No, your honor" replied the pris-
oner. I'm poor man and my lawyer
wanted $25 extra to furnish ons.-
Judges Quarterly.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03
Girl a Great Bread Maker.

Bemidji.-Nettie Batdorf, a girl IL
years old, is weekly baking the bread
for family of II at Turtle River.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03

Don't be showing your Ignorance"
said Mike. They're speaking short
hand"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03

1t is said that Wagner will be used
as scout by the Red Sox If he doei
not get into playing condition soon.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03

Hughey Jennings says that II he
had the White Sox pitching staff he'd
run away with the American league
pennant.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03

Griffith's young beavers are giving
Walter Johnson plenty Of assistance
in keeping the Senators in the lime
light.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03

Pitcher Ed Pfeffer of the Brooklyn
is a brother of JEFF Pfeffer, the for
mer Boston and Cub pitcher.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03

Fans will notice that "Pm-notget
ting-the-breaks" still holds his job az
a major league manager.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03
|AInon9the|
|hseb1|ea]
|P]QyerJ1.

Chance is looking better this yeal
than he has for several seasons.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03

Charles Herzog is succeeding in
Cincinnati because he knows bow te
handle his directors.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03

Texas umpires aren't docile. TAXI
Umpire Gardner, for instance. H,
trounced Lee Lemon, Houston In
fielder Then he took all the blam,
for the incident and asked that he b
punished for Il.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03
State News@ General Interest
3 PARTIES PICK cHAIRMEN
Nominees Of Four Political Parties
Meet, But Democrats Fail to
Make Selection.

st. Paul.-The nominees of four po-
state capitol and named the men who
are to compose their campaign COM
mittees.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03

Outf1elder Leslie Mann of the Bos
ton Braves had the honor of hitting
the first home run Of the season al
Forbes field
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03

If John McGraw said all of the
things he is credited with saying he'd
be so busy talking that he'd have nc
time for managing.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03

President Hugh Jones of the Lin
coin club announces that his team
will be known as Tigers from this on.
instead of Antelopes.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03

Harry Nelly, secretary of the Kan
sas City Feds, declares there Is NJ
truth In the yarn that the X. G. Fed
are ready to quit. why, we're out
drawing Tebeau's home team 4 to /,
says Nelly.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03

Bert Maxwell, pitcher for the Brook
Ign Feds, is out with a broken arm
Maxwell was hit by pitched ball in
a game with ST. Louis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12

bon ipenigitens 22O WlilIionen Doll
lars In Der Yunbtsfdiie ptrurfd6en.
benn bies III bic Summs, ipeIhe Die
Bunossresisrung seaenlpdrtis anYuns
besiteuern bon Bier, Wein unb ipiri.
tuoIen @etrdnien erbebt unb bic, nes
tsnbsi bemertt, ben Oeiammtoussds
Ben fir armee unb Slptte glsihs
fommt.
Die probi6ition iit pirtunsslos.
9af.ir nur siniee untriiglihe 9eipsiie.
Wenn bas patentmitteI Der WdHsrs
iimpsI fpirtfam pGrs, 10 miibt. Iib
Der s9napsgsnub, po iiber bic 5dlfts
Der llniou oefsBlid trodsn sslsgt III.
bod I'm bic 6Glfts osrringert baben.
Sisr aifo inb msine 5ebn 9riinoe.
trarum in sesen probibition bin u1o
iparum i'd bisf.n Wabn betGmpfen
rerbe, 70 lange Elm 9lutsiropfsn IN
meinsn Qltern roGt. Die @riinbs iino
unDiberIeglid, neil iis tpabr finb une
neil es In jsbsr Srage nur eineWa6rs
bsit seben lam. Gs III Der ein3ise
Stanbpuntt, ben Elm bon Der freibeit.
Iiden WiHion isines 2anbss iibsrs
5eueter amsritaner sinnebmen idnn."
Gs bousrte Winuten, sbe Der pds
fan, Der bisier msiiterbaften Rsbe
foIete. iif aeleet bate. Gin Don Serrn
9snrp aabiersie eeitelIi.s 9ablsau:
Columbia unb @srmania nit ibrsu
Getrsuen buritellsnb, idIob ii6 Der
R.be an. Die J.isr bradte aubers
Dem Elm aonsert oss Wdnnerhors, oss
Glteiten bsutidsn @siansDsreins Der
Ger. Stadtsn, Der Sarmonie unb beg
aaiisrpr.ispsrsins, BEG Sunssn Wdns
ner1ors.
2lIs bann bic sanSe srObe iJeiip.rs
iammIuna itsbeno bic ameritauiite
Rationalbpmn,, bas Star Spanslso
gdnn.r" fang, ba sepaHn elm Sober
robl bi. uebsrS,ugune, bob bic 2isbe
sur perf6nIiten 0rsibeit unier benz
9suti6tbum pbilub.Ipbias ni6t err
itorben III, uno bnb es allss in ieinsr
araft itsbsnb. tbun fpirb, bamit bas
Gternenbann,r aud ferner pehe iib'r
BEN 2anbt Der Srsisn, Der Ssimat1
Der sapfsrsu.
War Seinriei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12
N e ~ y o TT.

Die g|eluport Cfiiee iiir Sas Sin.
tinnatier 8ulfsblatt" befinOct iidJ in
NO. 339 gOrf Strafe, seaeniiber Dem
SonrtflOuie, luuiclbit Hcuisfeiten, Nn.
5eigen II. |. NJ. Gis 10 llbr As Ninn.
ten 9lbenos cntgeaenaenOmmcn iuer.
Ben. Sclenllor Sonth 2401.
George Set6man Dertlogts i'm
arsisgeri6t bic SiiO 6OOinstOn uno
Cincinnati Straben6a6n So. aaf
$4,000 S4aosneriaB pegen erlittenet
Werlesungsn am II. glpril, an oer
pearf StraBs unb grOabpap.
-@runbsigentbums uebsrtraauns
gen; GIiaabetb McRuItg an Sol.
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@ippdea in Dl.rifO.
llnier Spe5iaI ar egs b e.
ri6teritatteri in piept
General 8illa.

Serrn @ippden in Sobofen.
Sie baben uns nun berelts elrle
role No6e obne 9tadritlt pom
arieesidaupIas seIaiien; tpiiien gle
in Scbofcn nod INNER nidt, oaB
mir IN Werifo teinen arieg ilibrerE
Iapon, bab sic semiItbIid babeinl
iteen uuS - nm nit Sbnen 3u reoen
- Elm adscbebn iiber bas anoere
itIagen. crbaIten mir feline gerihte.
gaiien Sic umeebenb BON ii4 boren
ionit miiiicn mir, 70 Ieib es SbnerI
ouf tbun iuiirbe, einen anoeren aor'
engagiren.
2ie Re6attiOn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12
esine W'utter iast iie sibt i'm
Batter Sobn's Msebijiu, nm
i'm 3u tdrfeH.
Ter ii.ben
Sabre aIie
Clifford
Ilereier.
qsisu eis isins
9sfeiihis.

Rabrens eiHn farsIi6en iiHfsrrebura fas,s
Serr solepb gletetet. bon 235 gsaIier flribs.
po,peu. WaH. BEN etreibet: -Mdn ileiHer
ectn QHfforS psl6e. iesi ilsbm SATIRE alt W.
bot Batter Jobr's aGsbisir siHsmommsn. lvo
INNER er einen 6uIieu ooer GtidIiuns bdiie.
ielieem CT spd 3abN oIi iuat urb iilemas
berfebre oiciebs auie RefuI.G,e au asbsn e3ir
iinbsn. bab bic D1sbisiH bas itpsrt siibhsa
fil nHo Udbrsnb 81 oes gafis iian nh'isH
mnBis. boric eas eniien aui vcnH nit ibW
Cater 2obns Weoisiu eaben gstr a!antsn,
taB Batter aobn's U1ebi8iH ibm ijlsiit nab
sidrfe aibi unO mir iulilen. BAT 'SisuGs sr Ite
einnirmt. CT an @'fui6i sanimmt ssIr met'
ten ndi obus 0isfelbs I'm eauit teln nrS ir'r
cmpieblsn aurs 1riHasuoiie sIaier 3obns @s'
bisin ben RGiieru bon A.uesm. ipslts ltipsb
nnb abaemniie iinb.
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Soboten. ben G. 9lai 1914.

Simmer mas tbun!" iagte Der
| bodieIige 3eus uno Sie ihIieben iih.
ME id, aus Sshrem 9rieie eriebe, Die
fer oSupiteren @abrbeit oils Rad,reo-
ner al; oamit iiben Sic aui mid Den
3iuana aug. ben Sie iid niht antbnr
moIlen, uno pobl ODER libel, je nat.
benz er mir ailiitoBen piro. muB i'd,
IN ben iouereu slpieI belben, Der nlti
ueit nonl Wars geiallen lit, HnS por
Dem 6aI6 tein gera Grn3en mehr
ii6ria iein miro. Dfit benz Gillce Jar
| 1T CO luieSer einmal niente. oa Sie
ii6 mir segeniiber 5ur 9olitIt Der
| oiicnen Ihiir entid)loIien bnben, Dor
Die Sic mir Den Stiibl iesen wollen.
sic tbun ia. nls Oh mir bic Gnten
uno ,sbnen bic MISUNDERSTANDING
pip Elm stornielo in Der iIaben Sano
uatieul
giea dpri6: bien)l Ter .bien"
mubl SS6 lperoe oas WtoItfe, in oas
i'd mid gehiillt. - uerSeiben Sic ons
Earie Wurt - brehen ln6 obne Der.
mitteIlng in bic ariegspoiatne ito
ben. bis Sic tpie bic Siibamsriianer
@.9. .GetermorOio ihreien nno BEN
aan5en ariegsriimmel6en glod. aoe
iagcn. Sh fam nber nidIt uoroerbono
in oen Whlnb leben penn Cir mir
i'm niht nit einem gut angeneiienen
Geienlbolic iprid): @orifuB) itopicn.
Ter arieg lit, Inn NIT ShlllerH 5n
reben, elm rob gelpaliiamSanoperf,
oas fcinen goIocnen gooen bat, nno
bis auis @ieiier bic geiten per-
idIiust; gum arieg gebort 9elo,
GeI6, @eIS - ielbit luenn es teincr
iii uno i6 bitte Sic, Sbrer 8ebelaune
feline Sdranten 5u iesen, in 5bre
9aiten itnb mir inter Die arme sn
greifen. S6 bin nid]t tiBlih!
I'D, nerbe per grtrapoit feitum ei.
nen Der merifaniid)eH GenerdIe inter.
biepen unb Sbnen etipas n@bo Is
lubo" item. ginerieits iii bag Ieidt. on
bieie 0enerdle aemeiH iino ipie grom.
becren Mno man Die GuaI Der aus.
NAIL 5nt; Sipeiterieits III es idlwerer,
onbieie @enerale niht nnr Die g,i!5a
aug Der groe, ionoern aud bon ben
3dhern inipen; uno britterieits III es
an itrperiten Sie iiber oieie Gene.
rale auf benz 2anien6en 5n balten,
neil iie es meiitens iino. Neine
@irtbin, Die NIT mir ipieOer elm
Ser3 imo eli Yortemonnaie lit. ge.
idat ii6 eben in @agan5en, bic i6cH
mebr als Grtra iino; tie fott mir
Die friegeriititen @eri6te, mieReseI.
iuppe. 8Iiitmurit, eeidoiienen Spar.
gel; mir ipieIen jeoen abenb bas
trieaeriide SpieI .Shad4 - i'd
ano bic aIte .sHnf".ieI; iie maGt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12
3abtpn ano Seuebne.

Der Jrauenusrein Der GD. prot.
St. PauIus STRIDE in 0aptOn Dsran.
iiaItet nprgsn Raamittag in bsrDob.
nuna Der Grau 6. De Camp, Ho. 625
3. IOe, Elm .'affsetrGn56sR. DieGaits
gsberinnen iinb Die 0amen SsQman,
6Offmann uno @u6Ier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12
Ger u rtiIIerteid dteb'

Ger u rtiIlerie dies /.
plaB in9nIinc5 w:rb auf.
gelaiien. Sir ole 9ep6lferlng
bon gaIinc3 lno llmgebing bebeutet
oies einen ii6crals groBen materiel.
len gerIlIt. Gie Sdiebiibungen bill.
oeten iogar i'm beriIoiienen Sabre ben
@egenItono elmer SSnterpellation i'm
araiio S5orenner &omitatsmuni5i.
palausi6ltb. 9lIs 5ufiinftigcr Sd,ieb.
plot 1T oaS Scrrain 5piiden @o3iur
uno 5acsao ouseriebeH. Sacsab lit
oIs Sib Ses 9rigaoeformanbos aus.
eriebeu.
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bette Rittel iii. limo nun Deroe ib
bas Weiniss. bas i6 INNER nit mir
trage, tbunl
80. 5anpieo, /. Wai 1914.
gSir iinS ba; Der Wai uno id,l Ia
in 8era Grir3 nid)t niir in ben @e.
id,diten. iouoern audi in ben @aiien
Stillitano eingeireteu, babe id met
nen SUB na6 bier beiIiiseIi, ipas
ourdaus nift 10 leiht MAR, ipie Der
nit 9ie6t 10 beIiebte aIte Seier lit
oas oenft. aui meiner @anherung
fonnte i'd BEL jeSem Sdlud Srape
Suice nit Yrpan iagen: .Sier bin l6
in Seinoeslano, burb oas man nitt
nit bem Sut in her Sano fommt!"
galo aerietb ih ret)ts IN einen 8or.
bsre. balo Iinis in ein.n 6tntsrbaIt;
iG iubr. rift ooer liei 9efabr, ieoen
slugenbIif ais Spion erit,oiien 5u
tpcroen imS oas bate ih pabrlih
nidlt iiberIebt. Gs iii id6n, auf benz
SeIoe Der gbre gu iterben. ihoner auf
rem edible Ses Sieeers lebeHo beilT.
sutebren. @erifo lit cine uette @e.
eeno. iolpeit bieielbe nidt pou oes
2rieaes Stiirmsn psriabarat fpurbe;
ieioer mub man bier nit oein aIten
Ben slfiba iasen: .es 1T aIles oa 9 e.
weien!" SdlieBlid bat inoeiien
aud cine iolhe Heiie. penn lie einem
nitt eeraoe @urit lit. elm enbe.
pcnn man es perltebt, iie beim rid,ti.
gen an5uiaiien. llno bas 1T Ge YoIi.
tif Der oifenen !Sano. Die jeoer Reri.
faner Dem gitraniero dpri9: Giiran.
iero) entgeeenitredt -. nirgenos
!Hebr aIs bier ruaid)t cine Sanb Die
nnbere irno eerabe oesbalb bat bieies
9olf einen 10 idmusieeu Gbaratter.
Gin ehter @reaier mag feinen Grin.
90 Ieioeh bod ieine @ringobdds
nimmt er germ.
9ampico il, Elm. Gtabt, In Der es
iid, tpenn nan nidt ssrabe elmer foe
OsrdIiitiiten obsr rspoiioiif6en ob.r
ameritanii6en augsl in bic 5Gnbe
fdlt. lsb.n Idbt. Wie ihon Der Rdme
bsiaat. III ss cine muiitalifhe Stabt,
ptnn .5ampieo" IN eine QbtiirJuns
bon Iamtam gicoIo unb bi. eessns
lpdrtias, au elmer Situation gstporb.ns
Gage entfpridt bisfsm 0amen: bic
Rsbellen perfsBen ben Gegnsrn bic
tr1fiiaitsn 9amtamih!dgs, uno bic
Susrtii,en pieolo.n auf benz lsbisn
Cod. bas ibnen Der garrnn3a gslaTsn
bat. Die Stabt 2ampieo III, aub.r
pom 5einbe. Don Selfeleetn umsebtn.
auf bensn aber tsin O.lsueis ariini.
neil man bas Del MIR basu bsnuBt,
I'm ss in bas Ssuer 5u si.b,n, bas
Der Resisruna auf ben lebt.n Rdseln
~ ibrem Sarge brennt.
Inter benz G6ube elmer eb.maIs
Ipsiben Glasss bssdb i'd mid au de.
neral 9ila Gprid: 9ila), Der mid
nufs freunbli6is ipilltommsn bieb.
inbem sr mir isinen Repo!per Dor.
msine 0ais. bic i'd in feline anseIsa.u.
bsiten iied,n ipollis. belt. Der Wann
bat eir iInsemsin einn.bmsnbesUDsisn.
II iit Der asbor,ns gnpalt: tr Bat i'm.
mr fsim. 6dnos in frsmb,n 1aI1sn.
als er mir ben lsBieH peio abatnoms
men bate. aibmets i'd ip.Ientlih srs
lsic1tsrf duf fein, fsiirforns hof ,niy
iebss ipsitsre Wlseum porto erIpars.
ed6elnb meinte .r: .Das man bod
Don euh ameriidntrn alIss fdDei.
leno einit.den mub!"
Sd rsbste ibn bierauf Ip1niIf an
inb es mub ibm AUDI 70 porsstomnxn
'tin. b.nn .r risf:
I'D iprede Hidbt fraas5iiiH!-
ceseslsncia - iasis id Johann In
lnisrm asliebisn 9suii9 - ipas iinb
Stre 9biidtsna4
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mir 9lpanccu, leet ibre @iuen nno
mir miro - oihlnft" uno lett Dem
eintritt ser parmeren @itterllng
jorgt lie Saiiir, SaB i4 iiberaa Tnl'
Der rieGe, oas Bulpcr, Ods Der ielige
,3aterIin crilrnben bat G'eit la
guerre ecgeu Den Eager" oaS
bette Rittel iii. limo nun Deroe ib
bas Weiniss. bas i'd INNER nit mir
TRACE, tbunl
The Glenwood post., 1914-05-30
Scottish Rite Bodies Commend Colo.
rado Guard For neroism IN
the Battle Of Ludlow
THE R. 0. U. 4. N. STATEMENT

Now that the recent turmoil at Lud-
low has been aired and the facts of
that unfortunate affair have become
known and it has been clearly shown
by both miners and National Guard
that not woman or girl was shot and
that the one boy killed met his death
from . bullet fired from a gun in he
hands Of q strange man in the ranks
Of the strikers. cooler Judgment is
holding sway and people are learning
that the real trouble did not come
from the men who mine coal or from
the boys who wore the state uniform
in the National Guard.
It has been clearly shown that many
Of the agitators and ring leaders
among the miners never mined a lump
Of coal in their lives; it has been
The Glenwood post., 1914-05-30
Guests From New York And Frisco And
newtyweds From the Sunflower
First to Cross Threshold
RECORD SEASON IS PREDICTED

number of years and whose equal has
never been found in any of the leading
hotels of the east or west; Wilfred
RAIDER room clerk. Mr.. RAIDER is well
known here, having been employed In
hotel work here for several years, al
though the past year or two he has
spent q portion of his time in Rifis.
Mrs. n. E. Alexander, bookkeeper and
cashier; W. W. Biller, superintendent
Of service. Mr.. Biller is another who
has many friends not only among the
guests At Hotel Colorado, but among
the town folks who have learned to
know hin - . faithful and hard work
ing booster for Glenwood Spring.; Wm.
1asA AsaA waiter, wAo cooss from
Lakewood, n. J.; Leo Byler Of Dsavez,
hsaA baztsaAsR, And n. J. osnaey,
Asea psstse.
NJ Losas announces that an IL -.
pasysss win have arrived with. . fsw
days al tAst tAe indicasisas vasa
1svse beisAsse fer . record bssakilg
ssassa. Hs Aas sssefva4isas fer Jus.
July aAd A1gast whSeA Vim tax ~
capacity Il ~ Asesl, especially aurias
H. - nsatAs .ansd, a.a 1essases
are ssaing h every A4y. II b a.
lsunse1 tAa* Nh Leila Lag sal
party win b hsss July 1se Many stA-
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The Glenwood post., 1914-05-30

Herbert s. Stone, New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl B. Jones, Mound
ridge, Kansas.
H. A. Jacobs, San Francisco, Calf.
With both the Atlantic and Pacific
represented on the register and with
the Sunflower state sending the first
of the 1914 honeymoon parties to en-
Joy the Lovers Lane, cozy hooks and
vine covered arbors, Manager E. F..
Lucas swung wide the doom Of Hotel
Colorado Wednesday night and Willis
v. Hodges, an attorney Of Denver,
crossed the threshold, the first guest
Of the summer season 1t that popular
Aostelry.
Mr.. and Nm. Jones cane in from the
west wAsrs they have been sigAtsssiny
a1d are On their way to their hone il
Nssalridss, Ka,saA
NJ. Hodges was Asse frea Denver to
a4ssaA = ~ i,sstssts Of IL Central
CsasssAs Power esapany in tAs DISTRICT
es1st H. sasiy part Of tAs wssk.
Manager L.eas has s.tAsssd e.s Of
IL bsst eesps Of hotel employees 70 be
foaDd in ths s.tire country. Among
thsse selected are: john 4. Pissss,
eAsf s.l steward, wao y rsputsd - b
80 Il ~ Ssst eAefs in IL Uaitsa
0eatss; - eaas frea Bostsa WiHA Ais
en- esePs sf sssiata.ts; OAas3ss esAsit,
ssOll FAitAfsl," wAe has besa a$asal.
iag - ~ pestzy dsPazs1sat Sse .
The Glenwood post., 1914-05-30
WATER COMMITTEE
MAKES REPORT
Advises 1axpayers to Buy It
Price Agreed Upon By
the City Council
FLuME IN fine SHAPE

The following report has been sub
mitted by the special committee named
by Mayor Barnes to investigate the
books and plant of the water company
that the taxpayers may know from
others than the company or city Off
cials actual conditions prevailing. Tho
report follows:
Glenwood Springs, Colorado,
May 29th, 1914.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:-The undersigned having
been selected by you to act as a COM
mittee to look into the books of the
| Glenwood Light 4 Water Co., with
view to verifying certain statements
made by you relating to receipts and
disbursements incident to running the
plant of said company, desire to say
that we have devoted half day to the
inspection of said books and another
half day to an inspection of the flume,
intake, forebay, tanks, tool shops and
other outlying possessions Of said COM
pany, with the following result:
We find that the total expenditures
on the whole system for the last two
or three years has slightly exceeded
100000 per annum, but that during
that period an average of about $4,000
per annun $3,37s.69 in 1913 and
e4,s35.44 in 1922 of the 100000 was
for repairs Of such Substantial and
permanent nature that, in making Al
estimate Of the annual expenses for
the next 8 q 10 yeszs, this sAeald ~
b included, - il consists Of rs-kniAS
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