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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
'CASCARETS' FOR
LIVER; BOWELS
No sick headache, biIiousness,
bad taste or constipation
by morning.
Get q 10cent box,

Get 10-cent box.
Are you keeping your bowels. liver.
and stomach clean, pure and fresh
with Cascarets, or merely forcing .
passageway every few days with
Salts. Cathartic Pills, Castor Oh or
Purgative Waters?
Stop having bowel wash-day. Let
Cascarets thoroughly cleanse and reg
ulate the stomach, remove the sour
and fermenting food and foul gases.
take the excess bile from the liver
and carry out Of the system all tho
constipated waste matter and pofsons
in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will make yoy
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep-never grippe, sickea
or cause any Inconvenience, and cost
only 10 cents . box from your store.
Millions Of men and women take q
Cascaret now and then and never
have Headache. Biliousness. Coated
Tongue. Indigestion. Sour etsmAch or
Constipation. Adv.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
A DAYS Toll Of the Trigger.

HillsbIrg, Ont.-Youth shoots ant
kills both his parents and himself
Probably demented.
Jacksonville, In.-Man slays two
others and 4-year-old boy. Family
quarrel cause.
Sacramento.-Machi slays two
women and commits suicide. He said
he had been robbed.
San Francisco. - Former convict
murders widow and ends his own life
She had refused to wed him.
Hiawatha, Kan.-Sheriff kills mar
who was attempting to escape from
jail.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
RICH MEN JAILED AS BANDITS
Wealthy Suspects Deny knowledge o'
Train Robbery.

GAINESVILLE. Ohio.-Five men were
arrested here in connection with the
robbery of passengers on Baltimore
& Ohio passenger train No. los, just
outside Of this city. One other is al
ready in Jail. The six men are al
legged to have boarded the train at
Cambridge.
After robbing several passengers
five of the men escaped. Harry War
ner, the sixth, was arrested as he
jumped from the train.
George Anderson. Thomas Slayton
Charles Lloyd and Charles Sipes, all
of Cambridge, were arrested later. All
came from Cambridge on the train.
All are well known in Cambridge and
wealthy. They deny knowledge Of the
robbery.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
Bomb Hurled at Militia Tent.

Walsenburg. - Camp Walsenburg
was thrown into great excitement
when a dynamite bomb, apparently
thrown from a coal chute of the Colo
rado & Southern railroad. exploded
within twenty feet of the regimental
headquarters and endangered the
lives of Colonel Verdeckberg, Captain
Long and four regimental clerks
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
Alleged Diamond Thief Captured.

Pueblo.-After being indicted by the
recent Pueblo county grand jury, +.
j. Condiff, charged with a diamond
robbery here, was arrested at Durant,
Okla. Sheriff Fields f. Mcmillan left
at once to bring Condiff back to Pu-
eblo for trial
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
VIII Give Invocation.

Colorado Springs.-President W. F.
Slocum of Colorado college will de-
liver the invocation at the Lincoln Day
banquet to be held in Denver Feb 12
by the Republican State Central Com
mittee.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
Capture Suspected Bomb Aurler.

Capture Suspected Bomb Hurler.
Walsenburg, Colo.-Claiming that
he is the man who hurled a dynamite
bomb to a point within twenty feet
Of regimental headquarters at the mil.
itary camp, the military authorities
arrested Pete Guebango, 35, an Italian
striker.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
Burns Anniversary Observed.

Colorado Springs.-The Caledonian
Society held a banquet in observance
of the birthday anniversary of Robert
Burns. The Rev. Merle N. Smith was
the principal speaker.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
Mary McKinney's Profits sI12.1eo.

Colorado Springs.-WIth the dis
bursement of dividend of $26, ,T40 .0i.
the Mary Mckinney Mining Company
issued its report for the year to stock
holders. The total net profit for 1913
was s112,19002.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31

Denver.-James H. Brown, son of
Denver's pioneer builder. Henry c.
Brown. was married in Atchison, Kan
sas, to Miss Grace Drew, formerly
prima donna with the Chocolate Sol
dier" company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
Injured BY Mine cavs.ln.

Boulder.-Charles J. Walter, owner
Of the Texas mine at Ward. was
caught in cavein in the Grandview
mine. adjoining his property. and &C.
riously injured.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
Heavy Snowfall in coIorad'

Colorado Springs, Jan. PA heavy
snow began falling here and at Trim
idad Wednesday afternoon. The fall
was accompanied by severe drop in
temperature.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31

Stahi Named Receiver Of Moneys.
Washington. - President Wilson
nominated G. T. Stahl of Sheridan
Wyo., to be receiver of public money,
at Buffalo, Wyo.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
oussr Human Nature.

Queer Human Nature.
People arc funny"
How nowr
In this Van Million divorce sui,
they divided ~. .oo0. 900 amicably and
they scrapped about the custody Of .
pug dog"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31

8nicksrs and g1gsiss seem 70 have
taken the place oe tho eood old fnsh.
tonsd hearty laugh
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
Waste Of Powder.

Waste Of Powder.
A man who had never been duck
hunting shot at duck in the air.
The duck fell dead to the ground.
We'll, you got htm!" exclaimed
the amateurs friend
Yes" replied the amateur, but I
might as well have saved my. am
munition-the fall would have killed
him"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31

Red Ctoss Hae Blue, nseA bsetr. epse
hrther than LIQUID blue. CT fo9 any
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-01-31
COLORADO NEWS
CATHERED FROM
All Parts of the State

Western Newspaper Union News Service
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-19
o o Letter Writing o o
BY MRS. FRANK LEARNED.
Author of "The Etiquette Of New York To-da

Letters are Indicative of char
acter education and manners.
The writer's own self-respect is
shown in the care and trouble
taken to make a letter as perfect
as may be
Without doubt it is an accom-
pllshment 10 be able to say the
right thing and to say 1t in we'll
chosen words. just as 1t is an
art to talk well, but nothing can
be done without thought and
practice. Thoughts must be col
leeted, ideas arranged. il one
would write we'll A friendly let
ter should be colloquial, fun of
pleasant talk and news.
If something important is to
be said. it is advisable 10 begin
with the subject matter and to
avoid unnecessary circumlocution
and bear toward the point.
a dignitied tone shows more
self-respect than an assumption
of familiarity. \ letter written in
clear. legible handwriting. dated
signed and addressed properly.
is sure To make a good impression
on the recipient.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-19

n ERMANY is the land of
T education.
Germany maintains the
biggest, best and most effective
publicity bureau in the world.
This bureau is under the inn
mediate supervision OF the
Emperor William.
The object of publicity bu-
reau is to publcize or make pub
lie.
1t must always be remembered,
however, that the manager of
publicity bureau is, interested in
leading the public to arrive at
certain conclusions
That is, all publicity bureaus
have certain alleged truths that
they desire TO fix and fasten in
the public consciousness
Governments exist through and
by being backed by public opin-
ion.
The Germans have word that
means the consensus of will and
belief of the many. This is the
word Zeitgeist
Kaiser Wilhelm recently said
before a Farmers Alliance: My
business is not to rule; il is to
g.. h III
intelligent and efficient zeit-
geist"
Through publicity bureaus the
Emperor models. molds. trans
forms, evolves the Zeitgeist of
his country.
Sometimes we hear the EN-
peror William spoken of as
War Lord"
The fact is. the Emperor is not
warrior. primarily. He is a
business man first, and second
a soldier.
The man is a great economist.
An economist is one who is in
terested in the production and
distribution of the things that
are necessary 10 the we'll being OF
the civilized.
The economist is producer
Of wealth. He is an efficiency
engineer.
The Emperor is intent on hav-
ing his people well fed. wen
clothed Well housed His ad-
dresses on farming, manufactur-
ing, transportation. banking. are
models OF plain. simple. lucid
comm,.. sense The m stands
Tor education, industry, economy.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-19

And especially does he know the
value of advertising.
If the Emperor has a quarrel
with one of his sons, it is the
Emperors version OF the story
that gets to the public first.
Recently. when one of the
young princes got too previous"
his faith ordered mis- arrest, and
the young man was thrown into
the career"
n Also. the public was informed
of the cact. This is on the theory
that if YOU, yourself, do not state
your case, your enemies will do it
for yoL
And the fact that the Emperor
would not protect his own chill
dren from punishment if they
violated the law made every
German citizen think more of The
Emperor
He plays no favorites
This is great publicity stuff
tget it on 'he wire. Hans. and
Huickly-iCh gebibble
The army of the Fatherland is
a vast body of men taught 10
obey, TO lead strong and earnest
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-19

TN the haste and confusion of
present-day existence we are
neglectful sometimes of the
considerate and courteous things
which go so far toward making
the charm of life The many in
ventions for saving time and
trouble are largely responsible
for the neglect Of the art of let
ter writing. The telephone OF
telegram can not be substituted
for letters or notes without an
absolute loss in the best stand
ards of manners Correspondence
is an indispensable accomplish
ment ana no excuse can be made
reasonably for avoiding it,
Unless a letter is in earnest it
is dun and lfeless. The best
letter writer's of the world have
cared for what they were doing
and have cared for the friends to
whom they were writing.
To win and hold friends. 10
keep the bonds Of affection strong
between families widely separat-
ed. nothing is more essential
than letter writing.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-19
By EBERT HUBBARD

lives; to work, play, laugh, study,
sing
THE dis-1pline of the German
army makes for manhood" says
the Emperor And then he adds:
Our business is not to destroy
it is to protect
And the first thing in the mind
of the Emperor is to have some
thing worth protecting.
Germany is producing two
things and wealth. And
wealth is only produced by labor
and intelligent organization.
An economist must know math-
ematics. He must know costs.
And Germany is not only the
home of education. but it is the
birthplace of modern music and
mathematics
Education is organization of
ideas.
Music is organization of sounds.
Mathematics is organization of
numbers.
Business is organiza tion Of the
factors that produce wealth.
Says the German Emperor,
Transcription in the Fatherland
will never be abandoned. because
conscription means the organiza-
tion of our young men into
highly effective solidarity. And
this solidarity is essentially in
dustrial. Our army is vast
school, which not only makes
good soldiers in time of war, but
good citizens in time of peace"
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-19
Germans Wiser Than Americans in Many Ways
ITO be cnntinued.l

These ringing words of wisdom
were given out to the German
public through the official pub
Lefty bureau, and, let us hope.
passed into the sum of conscious
thought that makes up the Zeit-
geist.
The genius of Germany is es-
sentially practical
Germany produces not only the
best artisans and craftsmen, but
the most highly skilled farmers
in the world. In Eugene Grubb's
book on Potato Culture. the au-
thor says, German farmers lead
the world in the production of po-
tatoes, in both quality and guam
tity."
Germany taught us the secret
of glucose and beet sugar. The
laboratories of Germany gave us
the "Kelsbach" and the "Tung
stem"
Yankee genius is quick to learn,
but we lack the patience to cling.
We are more intuitional than
scientific.
In manufacturing, Germany is
our one big rival.
Also. we are hers-and she
knows it.
Germany welcomes big bust
ness. and places a premium on
organization
Germany knows that organiza-
tion betters the quality and re-
duces the cost.
And we should. too.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-19
Stars and Stripes

West Virginia farmer picked up
shotgun and shot corn off his toe
May have been shot with cobb
himself
Resolution in New York State
Senate declares a chicken is a.
chicken up to the age of eight.
Very fascinating at eighteen.
In Chicago now its campaign
candy instead of campaign cigars
Not the least triumph of suffrage.
English Government announces
that it viii concede nothing TO
Ulster. but that it is considering
important concessions to Ulster.
Explorer Shackleton hopes to
find gold near the South Pole.
Cold cash.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-19
ID

Fist fight in Japanese Parlia-
ment. Disclosures of a pork bar
rel also. A progressive race.
Wolf bites several persons in
Kansas City With high cost of
living, simply can't keep him from
the door.
The female relatives of Mayor
Catick, Of San Bernardino. Cal
being suiferagists. he does the
family wash. Thus he keeps out
of hot water.
It's a poor lawyer who hasn't
found a way of mitigating the in
come tax.
Secretary Bryan has heen pre-
sented with a llama. Should be
quite an added attractioR-at
CnautauQuas.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-19

why other young past him when times for advance
nents
Bills friend dressed and hurried work leaving Bill
addresses where he could apply for job AS Bill sat
there thought of what his friend had said about his clothes
can't anything the matter with them, thought Bill they re
clean and neat ookngguess III that money the new
would til get job anyway. After breakfast
little close by Bill started out to look for job.
with the letters of recommendation from the minister and
leading grocer of Bills home ia his pocket The first
place Bill tried the shipping department of large
and when he finally the boss and showed him
the letters they seemed that young and some
others looking his shoulder great deal of
merriment Finally boss said q dont know who these
hicks and BESIDES don need anybody just
way. III. c.
ITO be continued)
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-19
The Kind of Man Fulton County
NEEDS for Public Works
Superintendent

Following emphatcally frank and sweepingly
exposure Fulton County the Grand Jury
has recommended the elimination of Superintendent OF Public
Works H. Donaldson from the thoroughly unsatisfac
tory situation. along with his brother, Captain Tom
Donaldson
We granted that the Grand Jury, guided by the
degree high intelligence that has characterized its other
findings far doing when it made this
specific recommendation.
Moreover the Grand Jury will be commended warmly for
BEGINNING AT THE TOP when it set forth deerminedy
to clear away thoroughgoing scandal in the county
We conclude that its recommendation to the Donadsons
will be agreed by the County Commissioner perhaps
without fight protest deposed officials but that
it will be agreed TO- nevertheless
assumption being correct is well enough GO
LITTLE SLOW IN PICKING OUT A SUCCESSOR TO THE
PRESENT COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT!
No reform worth while for any length of time that not
started right
The officials who succeed deposed be the
things that they not.
punishment secondary consideration
the Fulton County convict camps favor the reclamation
regeneration of the criminals held therein then the
high up will upon this IDEAL
to it that it obtains all through the system.
The next Superintendent be A PRACTICAL MAN in
many lines.
The county needs with experience in construction
work. type instance railroad maintenance of
way engineer roadmaste superintendent Prob
ably man. connected with of the railroads entering
Atlanta, could be secured.
This type of trained construction engineers expe
renced road builders and repar and hand
ling large bodies of skilled and unsled aborbridge builders
track layers, section hands, etc.
They generally free from political influence the rail
employ them specifically their ability keep
safe condition and NOT they may pull"
They schooed in discipline and in initiative
emergencies The late Harahan former president the
The Georgian concerned in the slightest degree
any particular We only desire THE RIGHT SORT
OF MAN regardless of his station put the head of
the convict camps in Fulton County.
Nothing whatever will be gained by swapping for
witch!
That has been tried many history of this old
world but there record of the having proted
anything to anybody in any time.
Let the Donadsons gobut do put Donadsons by an
other the public works replace deposed men, or
than Donaldsons!
thorough sitting of applicants and suggested
will order comes to name new Super
intendent.
EVERYTHING DEPENDS UPON GETTING THIS GREAT
AND GOOD WORK OF REFORM STARTED RIGHT
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-19
WE WERE PLAYING POOL FOR THE DRINKS -

In the morning, when Bill awoke the first thing his
friend said Gee | had IN edge night. A
whole bunch of playing pool for the drinks and
fine bun 1t ddn't cost though for ddn t
lose single game"
How many times have you heard say Come
have drink. Soand-So is buyng-it won't you
anythng'2
No. it won't you anything. only your prospects,
hood and future happiness
Bill greatly surprised when his friend admitted he
had been such condition the night before and when he
told his friend he had noticed it that young seemed
to be very much pleased
'Of course you didn't notice it know how to handle the
stuff. do Why I've been lit up the job and the
boss WASH wise ALL
But the boss WAS wise to him, and f the young had
taken the trouble think for himself he would have
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-06-12
vARDAMAN AS A CRITIC
Condemns Action of President Wilson
on Platform Pledges.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
washington. - Senator Vardaman
criticised President Wilson for failing
to keep the pledges of the Baltimore
Platform. He referred to one of the
presidents speeches in which he said
the Democratic platform was mot mo-
lasses to catch flies with"
Il trust" he added, that it will not
be out of place for me to suggest that
1t becomes the duty of the president
to see that the interests of the Ameri.
can people are not flies to be caught
with somebody else's molasses."
Declaring that he regarded Mat
form pledge as binding as the, oath of
office, Senator Vardaman continued.
THE idea of any one human being
however great in his own conceit or
wise in the estimation of others. to
imagine he has the power to absolve
himself from such a pledge, to substi.
tute some theory of his own in place
thereof, is a heresy in political re.
ligion in the United States, which is
now being preached and practiced nv
the leaders of the Democratic party |
Tor the first time. 1t may be treason
20 the crown, but/I cannot approve IL
Will not subscribe to such a doc
.rine"
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-06-12
MOTHER LOVE S0LYFS
ElCHT-YEAR MYSTERY
". c. r." IDENTIFIED IN HOSPITAL
AS MAN WHO DiSAp.
PEARED IN 1906.
Western Newspaper Union News Service

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Chicago.--When brother and siste,
affirmed their mothers Identification
OF the mysterious a.. c. R." as her
son and the latter, whose mind practi.
caiiy is blank, and whose vocal cords
are paralyzed, gave evidence of affec,
tlonate remembrance of his mother.
the eight.year-old mystery "of the man
who was" was cleared to the satisfac.
ton of all concerned.
Mrs. H. E. Pitkin identified the man
as Earl w. lies, son by a former
husband, but his brother and sister
protested that he appeared to be too
old.
Il have been working for months to
prove that he was my son, and they
have all been compelled to admit it. at
last" declared the overjoyed mother.
Son." she said. turning to the dis
ease-racked man who sat beside her,
they have said that l am not your
mother"
With quick clasp Of his arm, the
invalid drew her to him and his lips
moved as If he would speak. His eyes,
though, fairly spoke his affection and
sense of relief.
lies. a mining engineer, with inter-
ests at Goldfield, New, disappeared in
1906. Some time after, man whose
voice was gone and whose memory
was all but blank. appeared at Ro-
chester, MINI. An operation by ia.
nous surgeons failed to restore his
mind. When pressed he wrote the
initials y. c. R." or some times u.
r. R."
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-06-12
DEFENSE OF LEGISLATION
Senator Reed commends the Policy
OF Democratic Administration,
Western Newsnaner Union New, Service

western Newsnaner Union News Service
Washlngton.-A defense of the legis.
latiVe policy of the Democratic party
since 1t assumed control and a bitter
denunciation Of Calamity howlers"
and those who speak of business de-
preston and lay it at Democracy's
door. marked speech in the Senate
by Senator Reed of Missouri.
THE Democratic party seems to be
in this situation at the present time"
said Senator Reed. IF it passes a. bill
restoring confidence to the financial
situation, and the stock market re.
spends, the gentlemen on the other
side Of the aisle rise up and roll their
eyes and froth at the mouth in a fine
frenzy and declare it has surrendered
Itself to the great financial interests
But If trust or other combination
sets up wall we are immediately de.
nounced as enemies of all legitimate
business
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-06-12
HARD fight ON THE
PsINHARDT RACING BILL
OPPONENTS AND PROPONENTS
OF RACING Bill LIN A
BITTER STRUGGLE.

WrSTern Ncw'pan~e Union News Serv,oe
new Orieans.-F1nal plans for the
hight for and against the passage Of
a bill pending in the legislature pro-
vid'ng for submitting to the voters
OF Orleans parish the question whether
horse racing will be restored here
were made Sunday. Several minis
tiers brought up the subject in their
Sermons and in the afternoon a mass
meeting took place in a centrally 10.
Gated square. at which speakers told
or the benefits that they believed
would accrue to the city If gambling
were allowed.
HEADED by band and followed by
many automobiles, those who attend
ed the mass meeting paraded the
streets at night. The Reinhardt bill.
which was favorably reported to the
house at Baton Rouge by unanimous
vote OF the City Affairs Committee.
Is expected to come up Monday. Il
1t has been decided to put it on final
passage Wednesday.
A special train bearing the largest
delegation that ever went from New
Orleans to Baton Rouge to work for a
bill. left here Monday morning.
The Reinhardt bill provides that the
voters of New Orleans be allowed to
ballot on whether gambling shall be
allowed under the pari-mutual system
with strict regulation of the sport