The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18

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atosss nesss. ssA asks sseselaos that
suuia mss~ ssspe niusa with
shame.
Scattered ,h'casho., the shseas
ON 'h. s'ae~ arc .syeesi menN.p
o: tho military Officers. chief
among them is tuare Adrocss.
f,cushton. who ts learned in the
lac and iaevs hos to let other peo.
pis knov II. Captain baah.. with
romroiour hair veil brushed. alb.
.or''s IN" rsnr-~,.inx. with an car
rrict~d mn In intercept any s.rer.
.ions cas-, Al his beloved Colorado
Guar. lie 1. kept hu.y.
A. tn" long afternoon draws to =
cln." and the .cant iisht that filters
through III. fc~ windows os the
theatre grows thick with approach.
ins night. the audience growp rest.
less. group Of heavy shouider~d
men push their way out. and anoth.
"r group takes their places. 4
babr cries. away hack near the 70.
innd,. Some miner. eager to catch
every word that an acquaintance on
the witness stand Is speaking. rise.
and peers over the heads Of those in
front NJ him. Others follow his cx.
ample. aud soon half the audience
arc on their toes. forgetting the com.
fort Of tho seats behind them.
II Ia truly n molly ascmbiagc
Men high in public life literally rub
elbows with rough featured men
WHO are engaged in an apparently
hopeless battle with those who rep
resent Capital Statements OF
great intellectual and educational
development listen with strange Gag.
crncss TO tho words that fall from
the willing lips Of the person In the
witness chair. Many Of the latter
speak with mrid language. The!
hesitate but slightly when imrelled
to profanc uttorance.
II told them I didn't care d--r