The Glenwood post., 1914-08-01

girls have taken pity on you, and as ali
OF US are very good spoilers, Why We
guess You could calling our spelling
phenomenon" or whatever you call
1t, for We girls can spell words like
well, "Quadragesima, sal alamandriue,
netenpsychosis and pharmaeopoeia, -
without 4 quiver of an eyelssh, which
ought to convince you that We eau
spell some, and no doubt about it, Just
you come down this way and give US
girls chance to give you the once
over-you might be able to grab a
; mighty good speller, which you seem
to be in sad need of at the present time
Come, Mr.. Q. Cumber, don't get cold
feet, or else acknowledge to all that
you started something you are afrai :
to finish. If it's a good speller yco
are yearning for, We don t blame you
giving the Glenwood girls the po-by,
but Glenwood is not the only place, for
instance, there is Rifle and
''Some Rifle Girls"
do you get us, little one:l
Yes, girls, We get you, but you see
It is this way: We have sort of
changed our mind, kind of got to pom
dering and philosophizing over or
statement in regard to our desire for
. phenomsnal speller, etc, and have
come to the conclusion that We had
better play safe and not get tangled
up. Therefore, We do thank you Rihe
girls with all our heart and appreciate
it greatly, for your interest and kind
ness shown, but - We have now on
haad copy Of Punctuation" by
F. Horace Teall, one copy Of "Appls-
toa's standard epeller," . dictionary
And also Editor Dickson Of the Post 60
help Us out, We feel that we will be
eble to get along quite we'll without
grating any "spellers" to our family
tree. So I guess, girls, to BE- frank,
there & nothing doing. But thanks just
tie same, AID como again; perhaps we
might change our notion-perhaps sc
won't. But, ssy, honest, we always did
think that the girls of Rifle were a
"classy bunch" and We still think so,
too. ,-..
.Edrsss Herbert il visiting his sister,
Mrs ). e. smith, a.A - it happens
tAAs they have not seea eaeA othef fos
over 'fiftssn ysars the visit IL = most
happy. one for both. Lots Of things
caa happen and . good many changes
occur in the course Of years which
keeps them busy these days in going
over the events of the yesterdays. Mr..
Herbert went to the Philippines with
the sVr' Ter boys of "99" and not like
a good many others who were dead
anxious to return when their enlistment
had expired, Mr.. Herbert saw great
possibilities in tkSse far away islam Is
and remained. He took up mining and
was quite successful in developing some
real paying claims. With others lie
organized the Colorado Manila Mining
company that convinced all that those
islands have some valuable and extea-
sive mineral deposits waiting to be
worked and developed. To meet
Edress Herbert il to meet . most con
genial and interesting man; his knowl-
edge of the Philippines and their re-
sources ID intensely interesting and We
are pleased to have met hin, for he is
. nan worth while to meet. Near the
little city Of Aroroy, Island Of Ma
late, hs has taken up . plastation,
cleared = great part CT it, and eAn
raise anything that sreW-even spads
that would keep pace with the mur-
phiss that are the pride Of Colorado
and the source of delight for the rest
Of the world. Mr.. Herbert intends to
return and go into extensive farming,
for now his heart is in the Philippises
and he docs not think that those IL
laads have had fair deal with the
many reports given out BY those who
wers Aissstisfied with conditions thers
a. they saw it. A great deal depends
on the psint Of view snd how one looks
At anything. Fur instance, there are
some who caat - anything In Cole
rado, but thanh esedness, the great
majority think tAsrs b 10 ether place
Thsrs's nothing Hks 6esstias for tie
place that suits yoa bsst,, svea tAsssa
It b tAs dreary land Of 'httls sticks"
way beyond the McKe.sis river Of ths
.sstAlasA.
TAsssday, July 3, was The haPPy ~
fw1. n DRksw Of Sunlight, fer .
dssf h&als sifils- was born that nesu-