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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
9eun3ebntes aapitel

Don eiuem Spnsisrsangs beimtebs
reno, idIenbsrts 5ino bur9 ben qart
bsm S9lOiIe gu; Elm sartsriiner
Sau6 lag iiber ben prddtigen Baum.
gruppen unb Straudpdrtien ousae.
breitet, ia iel6it bic sriten glGtt6en
Der mG4tisen St.insi9sn iparen i'm
tparm.n Sonnenf6ein ben brauneu
adpislbiillen entfdliipft. Staar. uno
Meifen flosen sei4Gftig Inn bas buf.
tise 9eGit. emiise 8iensn iummt.n
ii6er ben ael6en Der YrimeIn uno
Sa5etten, unb eelbe Jalter ipiesten
ii9 bod in Der tlarsn Cuff beg lau.n
Gpriltases. ueberan sSriiblingstoI.n
unb gliitbenbuft! Webr als flint
Wonate iparen uergangen, unb Sino
befano iih pieoer babeim.
Gr bate ben groben panamabut,
Der f6on fpdbreno Der Ritt. in ben
9ampas fein Saupt beb.dt, nad
riidpGrts geI6oben unb itri9 iid Sls
barunter feu6t geiporbene Saar aug
Der Stirn. Seine 3iise fparen FIJI.
ider, gebrduntsr seiporbsn, babel bers
rietb oas Quge einen rubieekitersn
Bid. Sd, ss ipielts iebt fosar etipas
tpte trobiss Wiaenstraft unb lleber.
lesen6sit I'm ieinen ausbrutsooIIen
Wunb.
(Sortiesuns foIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Dem belgiid)en 1eiano ten
tn WsegifO
einb ieine paffeauseit1llt

~ ~ hsH y = -
norben.
Stab Werito, 80 Sitobsr. Dem
felgifden geianbten in Meyis0, paul
Tsan, iinb ON freitac Ulorssn Don
BEN Wsiuiitsr bes gleuberen Gabsaa.
fsins gJdifs suseiteIIt porosn.
Ssnor ISABELLA srtIdrie, ouB tr gu
Sisism gdritt sssipuussn ipOrbeu isi.
neil Der bslsifde GsIanSte msbrsre
asgrfiips unb rsfpsttwioriss ROtsn an
bic msriianiids Resieruug geri6tst
babe.
amerifanifdtr Dampfsr
in @ibraltar feitge
baIten.
@afbington, .. g., 80. DIT.
Das Gtaatsbepartsmsnt bat beidIoIs
fen, gegsn bns iysf5aItsn bss amtriia>
nif6en Dampfers saroonlanb" bel
Der briiiihen Resieruns pOriteais 5a
ipsrben. Der Dampfer, Der etfpa 1900
pafIagisrs uno cine 2aouns aupfer
an gorb bot. bic Don Rem Yort nah
itaIieniifxn Sdfen beitimmt III, purs
be In Gibraltar Don ben Gngldnbern
fsitsebaltsn.
Die Der. Staten Reeisrung ipir6
in erfter ainis Mustunft bariiber pers
lansen. iparum Der Dampier feitgshaIs
ten fpsros, neil ieine aabuns ala bss
bingnHgsipeiie aontrabaroe 5u bes
tra6ten 1T obsr neil iid lintsr ben
gaiiagiern oeutfhe unb 6IierreidiI4e
Rsierpiitsn befin6en. @orldufis feblt
jsO. SnformaiiOn bs5iisIid Der llria'
den Der Gtiinabme bss 9ampfers,
aber man III i'm Siaatsbeporstmtnt
Der 9lniidt. bab Der Dampfsr eniipsoer
iofort irsiselaiIsn obsr bab bic anses
lsssnbeii unDersiigIi9 Der gutiteibuus
zines g}rifensGsri@ta untsrDorfsn
iptrben ioIlte.
Uftt Wf II II u " Uf v . Htets
gegangen.
aonbon, 81. Off. Der lif4ers
bampfer 0slion, bon GJrimsbp, Der felt
Geptsmber p.rmibt miro, III in Der
gorbiss auf cine Mins auTselaufen
unb 5erIt5rt iporosn. ipit am glbenb
Die SanbslStommsr Don Grimsbp an.
iiinbigts. Der geridt fast ferner, bdb
bi. snn,s 9eiabuns bon rsun ManH
umsetommen isi.
Der Sii@trodmpfsr Gdlbia, NIT
elmer 9eiabuns BON Sehn Biz pi.r5ebn
Wlann, In, BON Sslanb tommenb. itit
sinigsr Ssit iibtrf1Ilis. Man slaubt,
bab aud bieier Dampfsr auf cine Wlis
ne aufseIouien unb untsrgesungsn TT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Sas bosbafte e4o.
Sobn Bun (ii6er ben O5ean brill
lenb): r@reat pictorp for tbe alIies!"
Dds g9o: ,4lI lies!"

gegHigt Gu6 niht bamit. Samorrtoi.
ben tempordr an nHterbriideu, ipie es ginreb
buneen, @afdmitteI 2ntiperae nnb Gtnfprttin,
aen of tbun, ba cine 5ipnn5ieidbrae grtabrune
nit ben beEfhieoennrtieiien ;yduen, bic bon
ger5ten auer S6nlen fcidrf beobldtet iuorben
inb obne 3fpefd betpiefeu bat bab anafefis
bas eiH5iae berniinftiae NIB aiuerldffge Ma,
hiiaImittel eeaen btefes lhre6lide eetben H.
gB Iinbert ben g6met5 fofort briidt Die Des
bgtet ibre @tebsriebr. Gire grpbs bon unas
!sfS pire BON 2. lenitnebist . 70. Boz 12le,
risip Deti, fth sssfertt
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aonbon 81. DIT. Gin, Depsits
aus Roitsroam iast, bab Die Dsufs
fden, bic SItenbe serdumt, iid) nad)
3tdrnsse, Is Msilsn 6ftlid bon Dit'
enbe, suriidsssossn haben, mo iie
I6ipsres geihib montirt baben. es
idsint 6draus bsrDor5ussbsn, bab i.
Die Wbiiht babeil ben plab ais Balls
fir ibre neutrality-suspicious. gu bsnu'
ben.
gtas 8tipobner Don glanftnbershs,
Die IN Der Rdbs Der Sesfront l.,
ben, iinb ausssiuisien iporbsn, neil
iie i'm Yeroaft iionbsu, ben britiidsu
SffiSieren fianaIiIirt au baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
0eipaltise 9lmiresnms
9truriadt Garran3a's Reiisnaiion in
Der FOnieren5 in aguas Gols
Die GniidsiSuns Der aonfsren3 iibsr
bic Reiisnation fOlp.ii ni4t
bslannt.

Stabt Msriio, 80. Oltpber.
Die Reiignation bon General gsnu.
iiiano garrdn3a nls propiiorildsr
grdfbent Der aonititutionaItiten uns
ter Der gsbinsuns. bdB aud @ilIa
unb 3apaia aus bsm 6ffsnilidcn 2.f
Zen ausideiben, lpurbs dm i5reitns
in Der Gisuns Der 5rieoeustcmmi!s
iipn in glguls gdlIientes Derlelen uno
nnb bic 0,rleIuns perurid6te Elm:
seipaltiae llnrubs. 3sitipsilig fhlug
bic Grrseuns fold bobs Bcsen, onb
ieiitns bss publitums gerfuff ses
ma6t purbcn, bi. @srbanoiunsen
burd, tbdtlide Ginsriff, gu loren.
S9IisbIid gslaus es bic Rube iuiebsr
bersuiitlien rno bic 8erbanblunssn
fpurben bann fortssiebt. Was be-
siiglia Der Refisnation beihlo1sn
tpurbe. III isrOd bier ioiDsit nod nldt
bttdnnt.
garransa uno 9illa dussa
fdaltst.
q Yd o, 5er., 80. Dtt. 2Bn ON
syrsiias abenb bier beianni ipurbs.
iinb General gdrron5a ais 5aupt Der
Regisrllng Der aonititutiOnaliiten To-
ipis Gensral @iIla, Der aommdnoenr
Der DipiiiOn oss Rorbens. laui einem
Dsirst, bas BON Der s5rieDenstonfss
ren3 In 4suas GaIIisntes 5u ipnttr
Siunbe anssnommen tpurSs. ausss'
ihdItet iporotn.
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grase 6OIIinaslpOrt4 an @OutAsrn

Grace 6oIlinssiportb an Sputbsrn
Sbio 3. IL. z. Co., $3.50.
2ouifa u. SdmIin an DO, $1,000.
2llies 2lpers all 'grits Sia eagle
&. Ii. y. SO. Vo. /, $3.50.
3. s.. 9bompirn ar SnOot Belts
Qumbsr Co.. $511.
8eneiio $. gDpb Gil Gilt ebse
y. II. g. g., $500.
Simon gDbitt on elm Street Sits
buitrp 6. II. .. Co., 5000.
Nm. Z. 9inber an SObn u. apdn,
2lbm'r., $3.50.
RoIIp Q. Bartlett an Fundamental
8. u. 3. &c.. $1,000.
Do. all Ssnrp Mad5um. $500.
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1l6bIidl peritprben.

ssm sitter bon 6S Sabreu peritarb
pIosli6 @barIes Storep in ieiner
8obniing giO. 1866 aenIper Game.
Ser @eritorbene mar Elm 9ri6er 0es
8oliseiIeutnant Gtorep. @ie Coroner
Or. 5ortmeper feitseitellt bat, lit
Storep eines natiirIiden 2oSes Der.
itorbcu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
@ixtra@e nnD 0iebFdbI E

- Bon einem @asen Der 9Iine.
ticnn erpreB 60. ipurOe seitern @or.
mittag OIL Der Canal uno sSadion
StraBe cine Site nit 3isarren i'm
@ertb Don $40 seitObIen.
Safen i'm @ertbe bon $3.50
ipuroen III Der gsodlt SiIm 5reitag aus
Der ,Sabrif bon gSiie, Sbaiu & 5eocr
oil ber Court Strabe unS @ronbpap
cpitohleu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31

biilIte er Summsn, beren 9rDbe9errn
BON Sbalbeim ituBen lieb. Sa. na1
allen. mas or bier pernabm, muBte
Der Electromagnetic luobl Die lleber-
3eusuns ssipinnen, bab Der allmda:
tiee Dollar bort briiben re4t fdnea
perbient iperben t0nne.
9lber iebt ipuroen auf benz aorr;.
Dor Stimmen lnut. 9ns Geiprdd Der
Serren serietb mertlid ins StOden,
insbeIonOere batten iih bes @aitss
,3iige nit buntler H0tbe sefGrbt. =
0a offnete iih audi i1on bic Sbiir,
iinS y1pra frat iiber bic S6psrle.
9as reissnbe, bon einem sroben,
runben Strpbbuts balb beIdattets
9eF9t purpurn ersliibt. otbemlus
rom raiden 2uuf, bic blauen ausen
ungldubis ftaunenb auf ben neben III
rem Batter iibenben @ait serihtet, 10
fam iie lansiam Dorfpdrts. S4iidz
tern, bod elm Iiitises S9elmenla&en
Inn ben roiisen MunO, folste 9iieIa.
Wie burh einen 5eoerbrud idnelts
Sarrp WOrris IN bic Sobe; isin 9lnt.
lib rrablte. ., er permo6te Su6el
uno Gntsiid.n iest nidt mebr suriid.
brGngen. Wis trunfen itarrte er auf
bic tbeurs, 10 lansentbebrte 9eitalt!
Iber aud Nora i9ien mebrere ST.
tunben pie feitsebannt. 8sibe Sdnbe
sesen bic bo1posenoe 9ruit sepreBt.
perborrte Tie isbt reeunsslos. Satten
ii6 benn pl0bli9 oes !oimmsls pfor.
ten Dor ibr eri6lohen9 Damn itredte
lie bic 4rme aug, unb unbetiimmert
um bes 9aters unb Der Sdpeiter
9esenpart itiirste iie nit benz iau4s
5enben aufIarei: nSarrp = o 6ars
rpl" an bes beibgeliebten Wlonnes
8ruit.
Limb nun er5dble mir bon Sino!"
Bat bic boloe 9raut am Nbenb bieles
sIiidliden Cages, uIs lie an Sarrps
Seite Iab unb Mlaps SlaOieripieIen
Iauitts. Bin i'd niht pieasi9t bod
5u srauiam sepsien, ibm bas 10 lam
se porsuentbalten, mag feline Sample
uno 3peifel ipObI Iansit bsenoet bit
ten?"
vRein, setpiB ni6t, mn Oipn bars
ling, NH iipeet lobe" entgegnets Sar.
m Morris IN isinsm Rora pie MuIit
tlinssno,n, balb sebrodensn Deutid.
rSsbt erft bat iid SinOs berrlidsr
Gbaratter gang unb pDQig 9abn s.s
bro6sn. gr lit Elm TsItensr Wann.
9lls i9 ibn ipdbrenb unierer Reiie 10
sefabt unD enti9loFen DOR mir iab,
ii9 iibsr ale 8orurtbsile binpes5Is
ieB.n unb I'm feiner Giebe gu Map
Dillsn alien Rehten an Ramen unb
gefiB gu entIaseH. Oo brdHgte iid mir
bas tpobIsebiitete @ebeimnib oftmaIs
auf bic 0ippsn. qlsin 9sinstpill.n,
Nora, ibipieg id. Su polItsit ia,
bub er erit gang unb ooIitdnbis iibsr.
Dinbsn iollts, um hires SeiiBes ipertb
gu psroen. SEPT Iiifts ben SdIeisr
uno sieb i'm frei"
.Sa. 9arrp, er bat bic priifuns
gldn5eno bsiiunben, nun psrbe ibm
aud Der 2obn bafiir. SD m0ate
morsen ielbit mad D.ibsnb.rg bin.
iiber. I'm ibm bic grIDiung gu brins
gent"
r8u, Rora = morgen idon9" 81.
nen Moment triibts iih bes @erlobs
ten tlursr Bid.
80. es lit ia nur fir sinsn Gag.
Sarrp, Oann tebre i9 gu Dir 5uriid!
Sd bents ss mir gar gu f90n, 5inps
Staunen, iein aufftrablenb.s 9.iitt
gu iebsn. 8ebsnts, GsIisbter, es if
mein 3pillinssbruber, mir baben ia
itets Srsub' unb 2sib nit sinanSer
setbsiltl4
.Du biit Elm gnssl, glora, r.tt.nb,
belfenb, frieOenbrinsenb!" .ntsesnete
Wr. Morris unb prebte feline 2ipp.n
auf bas sOIbise 9eIod. naiinftis a5sr
tpirit 0u mein gngel isin!"
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GhiHsna&ridteu.

Rem Yort. 80. Sit. qlnssl.;
.sSrantonia1 pom aipnpool; .R,
6StnIiuA bon 0enua; .gebrjc1 bon
aiDsrpOol.
2ipsrpooI. elnssi.: .gaties
Don 9lsD yOri.
aopenhostn. Qfbass.: .liniftI
giatesA na2 Rem gori.
pbiIabtIpbiG glnsss.: ~
senas BON NtapsL
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-09-25
uNPeeuLArep oisriLLiNe OF
LIQUOR WOULD Resulr FROM
srArEWipe PRohIBir,oN.

To the Editor of The Sun-sir:
You have recently published many
statements concerning the traffic OF
whiskey and drugs in Sing Sing and
the local prisons and penitentiaries.
And in yesterdays issue of The Sun
YOU gave prominence to an account Of
q petition for prohibition made by the
convicts Of . Pennsylvania prison to
the members OF the Legislature. The
article states that 1T is certainly .
wonderful argument against the liquor
traffic"
How can any members OF State
Legislature or Of Congress who advo
Gates either state or national prohibi-
ton seriously expect that it can be
enforced among the free people in any
state. or in the United States, If IT
cannot be enforced among prisoners
absolutely under restraint behind sup
posedly impregnable prison walls7
For under a national prohibitory
Law. according TO Congressional Hob
son. home distillation will be per
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-09-25
Certificate Of Authority
mo. D7
Report Of the Condition of the
Cunnison Bank & Trust
Company
at Csunnison,

in the state of Colorado. at the close of busi-
ness, Sept. IL, 1914.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts Unsecured sts,Is0 Al
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-09-25
V0f9 H0R ofAfH W1Dk I1ou1IroN
n VofR AoANSf LOCAL OPTION
VOTE mo" ON STATEWIDE PROHIBITION
K cM0oAoo BUSINESS merS None mlE Elex

mitted. and consequently the secret
sale of whiskey will follow. Moon
shine stills now operated at great
risk in competition with legitimate
distilleries. just for the sake of saving
the revenue tax, will have the entire
field to themselves under prohibition.
Their output. however, will be inferior
to that Of the legitimate dietilleriea,
for the modern distilleries eliminate
the fusel oil and alcohol other than
ethyl alcohol. But this requires .
large plant not easily hidden. - moon
shine stills must be.
On the other hand prohibition will
completely stop the brewing OF be~-.
Beer such as our public has been &C
customed to cannot be brewed on q
small scale. To make q good, whole
some and palatable article requires
the best technical appliances of the
modern brewery.
In other words. all the evils OF In
temperance. far from being banished,
will be multiplied when people can no
longer obtain the mildest fermented
drinks containing but to Z per cent
OF alcohol Whiskey with 20 per cen.
Of alcohol and more will be obtainabl.
everywhere, but OF a very deleterious
Brooklyn. July s. r. Jones.
Jr. From the New York Sun, July 10,
1914.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-09-25
sIITuIt
n y NJ Fuufls

Austin, Tex. Sept. 23.-When Cow
eFner Colquitt signed the emergency
warehouse bill today, which provides
for . system of state-owned cotton
warehouses, he gave to Texas the dis
tibction of being the first and only state
in the Union to sid her farmers by legis-
lative enactment during the present
European crisis. The Legislature was
called together in extraordinary session
to consider this one measure and the
bill ives promptly passed by both houses
by more than the two thirds majority
necessary in this state to enact m
emergency law. The emergency bill be-
came q law when signed by the govern
or, but it will probably be substituted
by q permanent statute when the legis-
lature meets in regular session next
January.
The act is of vital Importance to the
Texas farmers, as it will enable them to
hold their cotton unlil it can be profit
ably marketed. Wheat, oats, corn and
other non-perishable farm products can
be stored, but the law was enacted pri-
marily to meet the cotton situation, as
this staple constitutes AZ per cent of the
value of the annual agricultural pro-
duction of this state and rs per cent of
the worlds cotton crop is raised in
Texas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-09-25
als 10y rs mn
Fl u ulannl nS

Pueblo Chseftslns
''slssaer. Nh 4 "a . said Vii !. or.ng..
seGres~<y ef the Mammoth Iron ns.sses
company. winch company sssss more
Than z.'rr acres of hlgniy desirable irsn
ore Al the foss of Marshal pass on the
t-Io e'Eaatis road. sad hy the wsy. has
q sen-yesr eoptrsc; 10 farnssh she
AIBness.a steel works sIsh from 3sr h
i'nn tons Of ore per aay. ''hou ths Al
mighty never fails 10 provide the nsces-
sites for mankind
Msaeapese. used " the temperine
Of steel has been coming principally
iron Germany. and has been costing
fr0m 81 10 ss5 per ton. Since the k.s-
ropesn War has pat Germany ouf Of
commission as producer the steel peo-
pse have been much worried a. to where
they we're to ge. manganese, and IN
fact. some Of the plants we're threaten
ed with q shutdown of their tsuishsnG
departments as a consequences. The
price Of manganese jumped up to s2o0
per ton. and steel msgnates were pre-
paring to import from Brazil at aa add
tional expense.
In addition to the iron ore con
tracted for. we have on our property.
which is located IN the northern portion
OF sagsache county. adjacent to Buxton
station. above the town Of Ssreents. q
large body of apparently burnt out
stuff, supposed to be next to worthless.
But last week steel trust representa-
tive who visited the property, said he
believed II was manganese.
We at once had tests here aud at
the laboratories of the United States
steel corporation. and we find that while
Is per cent manganese is considered
good, ours runs ss high ~ 4s per cent
manganese.
And so we can cut out Germany and
Brazil and furnish the manganese for
steel companies within 1870 miles of
Pueblo.
This in my judgment, is only q sam
pie of a thousand and one materials
which the United States can supply as
well or better than the old world coun-
tries which have had monopoly of the
worlds products and manufactures.
This product is only one of many
that may bring not only Colorado and
the United States, but the county of
Pueblo to the front, Is result Of neces-
sity of production and investigation
caused by . war in Europe which -
such we oil regret, but which since it
must be and is, we may well take Cd
vantage 0f."
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-09-25
WIlf r.
g 0a 0ll
Moutrs~e Epssrpr~e

Msn-rese k.nssrprs~es
The castle wn.ch have D~en grazing
..,ss the tsousssd hsise Of snss ssscsasss
a-s nos sse,unsne 10 move - ses aass
ses- ana the nest shsrsx Days ~ii see
some hsely times IN shse hne. Thss ~'i.
b. e-y,~c.ssiy trss os PsseerSIiss ~hsc1
.s sns sosdsns ss~sssa fsr the se<gs terri
s.ry " the west end " nsusross county
Cass.e Inspecto Csss Sssapwee NJ
sssshorssy for tins ssssmsut thai w
wards Of seven husdrxd carsosds OF
cattle wil be shspp~d from ths Placer
s,l,e station within tbs pext thirty days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-09-25
lflsI NM r I'M
u4uTu1 uu
Exchange

Exchange.
Once more the ultra ra-conservstsenssts
of the East have met drfest. A month
ago it looked as thouGh shey would sue
ceed in putting over their plan for less-
ing the coal. oil and phesF,Asts resources
Of the Vest and of water power sites.
They were also making . strong effort
to put shroagh bill for the leasing Of
the public grazing lands. Such strong
protest came from oil over the y Wess
against these measures that finally Pres
dent Wilson himself interviewed, and IT is
now definitely stated that none Of these
measures will be passed through the
present congress. This practically
means that the leasing policy viii be
abandoned completely by the present
administration.
There rs, however, = strong chance
that the Ferguson Grazing Homestead
bill will be passed. This bill permits Of
the taking up Of . section Of grazing
land to be used for grazing purposes.
The homesteader 10 not required to live
on the land. but must make improve
ments in the way of fences, corrsls,
development of wster. etc, to the ex-
tent of 81 rs per acre, which will entitIe
him to make proof and receive patent.
1t is very probable that this bill will be
amended to allow two sections instead
of one to be taken up.
This bill is generally favored by the
Western people, and if it goes into
effect, within very few years prscti-
cslly oil of the remaining public lends
will pass into the hands of the ps0ple.
This 10 what the West wants. We went
to see more people On the laRd, snd ~
quicker the gevsrnment cen get cut Of
the land business the hsttss viii the
Western people be sstishsd-
The leasing policy hes always been
unpopular with the West, - it ives be-
lieved that under this policy the title to
the lands would always remain in the
federal government end the stste would
thus be prohibited forever from levying
any taxes thereon. This YES manifestly
unfair end contrary to the spirit and
letter Of the constitution, which pro-
vided that oil of the new states should
be admitted with ell the rights and
privileges and upon the same basis in
every respect - the original states. II
the Ferguson bill becomes . law the
public land question, which has agitsted
the people 30 long, will soon settle it.
self.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-09-25

The WILSON POLICIES are a
slogan in this campaign. They
have known neither defeat or re-
treat. Democrats OF Colorado
fall in behind the great president.
We are proud of him and his wise
handling Of public affairs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-09-25
State Wide Prohibition Harmful

S1ns loaA $50:
Probably the greatest recorded anywhere human his
the which
end found Disappointing harmful If of history
studied really learned and heakened world would be
saved almost infinite of Of suffering and of dis
cement.
When this college young the word that oenest and
stnctivey the lips liberty Men then everywhere
seeking for and throw off amm which had been
placed them by institutions of long standing but which
found to hamper them at turn and to hem them
Liberty those freedom Of e peecA
end the freedom to about the ws -
fortune under skies and foreign and there
live the life that mind and conscience selected - most
suitable Liberty then the watchword.
in fateul
this definition Of liberty which
almost of Liberty which of right
belongs faculties choose Its
rule the rights of Others its principles
itself the law Certainly his
Thought ON of liberty and sound
We have his Of what is important
life astonishingy widespread
belief regulation and restriction only subs
tute liberty directly opposition to it, That against which
the leaders revod and pressed
upop desirable end which to aim Not
liberty the waword Of today
Just of to be found the
chest brake the driving force civilization will be
foupd in liberty restriction 1t worth while TO
take that while liberty the foreground Of
human thinking action be long of the
place which Of right and of necessity belongs to it
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-09-25
Bishop Caiior. Tennessee:

MANY people thought State wide
prohibition TO be the ideal remedy.
Instead of calling to their aid some
experts on the subject and having
laws framed that could be enforced
they forced through the Legislature .
measure that has lead to civic degen-
eracy- II 10 impracticable and its vio
latiCn 10 productive cf hidden and
shameful evils. You cannot pass laws
that way The reformers shouil
leave Law making to wise experts. oD1
menr-
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-09-25
OPINIONS OF EMINENT pIvINEs.
verv Rev. Or. o. J. Marley, Little
Rock. Ark:

Everyone knows that there are
many saloons that are perfectly order
W and law abiding, where people go
20 drink their beer in peace with con
genial companions, and where a drunk
Ard is scarcely ever seen. Have |, as
n minister. any more right to inteifere
with the business Of such place tran
the saloon-keeper would have TO dis
tr-t ~ pace of my con-reGation
~ 0rshiD"-
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-09-25

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