The Glenwood post., 1914-11-21
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the white House. Evsa Jss Oenssa, .
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Pueblo Indicator.
The victory Of Tuesday vas - elsas
est . rebSR to anarchy s.a inssfsse-
tisa ssd to the tactics sf tAs Usitsd
Mine Workers - has ever bssa dss-
onstrated in the history Of tAs west.
The particular crosies Of tie nins
workers, Patterson aAd Costigan, vers
absolutely showed under. George Carl
son received more votes than both Of
them put together, and the voters
knew exactly what they were doing
when they repudiated these two public
disturbers of the peace in such strik
ing Colorado Springs Tele-
graph.
Nj Wot. Nov. I.
Mr.. Editur-Pieese insurt the folIerin
adv. and oblige:
LOST-A luvly bunch of dynamiters
and lawbreakers. A substantial reward
will be pade fer the return of Pstter-
son, Brake, Kenehan, Hyder, Ache,
lawson, Hickey, Lindsey, Custigan and
AcLennon by addressing Alfalfy, the
No Wot statesman, who will soon start
up his sausage mill fer its regular win
ter run.
Gee, Marvin, kin they beet us when
it Gums to politieks.
Alfalfy.
Pueblo Chieftain.
One of the greatest of our pleasures
in reading returns from the Colorado
counties is found in the belief that the
new legislature will not be responsive
to the demands Of the pestiferous Ben
Lindsey. The way the people knocked
out his initiated nostrums for all the
ills that beset us is enough to cause 4
self-respecting man possessing . Prince
Albert coat and fountain of tears to
HE him hence on vacation longer than
usual. We will be willing to contribute
the sum of our winnings on the election
to fund to send Benny abroad if he
will agree to stay abroad and not to
mention to anyone that he, halls from
COlorado.-Boulder Tribune.
Colorado has gone dry. A wave Of
public sentiment has said the saloons
must 60. Despite all assertions and n
guments to the contrary, the vote in
Colorado, lihe chat thrown into the air,
shows the way the wind is blowing. It
is the handwriting on the wall. The
liquor business is doomed. In front o.
it are only defeats. 1t wins no victor
les. "Kentucky," once . synonym for
whisky, has been made almost entirely
dry by county option. Community af-
ter community, county after county,
and state after state are entering the
dry column. The dry army fights many
drawn battles; it wins victories, but in
the very nature of things it is never
defeated, for it draws recruits only
from the Power of Public Opinion
Highland Chief.
Cleaned House
The Empire said before they were
nominated that if placed upon the Dem.
ocratic ticket, Tom Patterson and Ed
Brake would defeat the entire ticket
This fact was evident to every resi-
dent Of Colorado who has given even
casual attention to the unspeakable
whelp, Jas. B. Pearce, secretary Of
state, had entered into an agreement
two years ago with Patterson and
Brake to use the power Of the patron
age of his Office to secure their nomina-
tion, in consideration Of their help to
defend and cover his beastly conduct
Of the secretary . Office.
Placing Patterson and Brake upon
the Democratic ticket not only defeat
ed the Democratic state ticket, but in
huenced the defeat Of Deaocratie can
didates in nearly every county Of the
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