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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-01-02
TURNED THE TABLES.
An Amusing Incident of old Time Pc.
litical Campaigning.

An Amusing Incident of old Time Po-
litical Campaigning.
An illustration of early campaigning
In Illinois shows the good feeling and
the disposition to let the best man win
that often prevailed.
James G.. Robinson and Richard
Oglesby. afterward governor, were OPP
ponents for the Office OF state senator.
The settlements in those days were
scattering, and as the rivals were good
friends they agreed to go together and
hold joint discussions. The under
standing was that If either desired to
talk anywhere else apart from the joint
debates he had a perfect right to do so.
At one place Robinson announced
that he would make a speech in the
courthouse. A large crowd greeted
him. Oglesby was sitting in front of
the hotel across the way and became
uneasy lest Robinson should get some
votes away from him.
1t happened that 0glesby could play
the violin well. A man came along
with one under his arm. and Oglesby
asked If he might borrow it for the
evening. The man consented. and
Oglesby commenced playing in order to
draw the crowd away from Robinson's
meeting. He succeeded. One by n
the men came out of the courthouse.
and when Oglesby swung into a lively
dance measure the crowd responded
with an impromptu hoe down"
Robinson. seeing his audience dwin
ding. stopped speaking and came out
himself. Taking In the situation at II
glance, be pulled off his shoes and he
came the most enthusiastic participant.
dancing first with one and then with
another of his late hearers. The crowd
was delighted, and Robinson had the
satisfaction of completely turning the
tables on his adroit opponent.-Shelby
NJ. Cullom in Fifty Years of Public
Service"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-01-02
labor Wasted.

"You went to a lot of trouble to
train your dog"
YES" replied Mr.. Growcher. And
1t was a mistake. The only thing a
man who teaches n dog tricks gets
for his pains is to have a lot of PEG
pie say the dog is smarter than he Is"
Washington Star.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-01-02

o." HOhA 6hlFFhO lHIO 61b AhMb.
everything I've made has been horrid.
and | ought to be at home d~arning
stockings this minute"
Her patient violently faced the in
nocent physician. This is your work,
he said-'driving Off the only san
nurse | have been fortunate enough TO
fad, Who will read to me now-tell
me that-nlghts when | can't go to
sleep?"
There was a sudden fash of scarlet
as Nora rushed across the room. With
penitent touch she arranged the pill
lows. Come" she softly called her
patient, ''come and rest. Every even
ing while you are Ill | will read to
you, but no pay. remember that's the
bargain. Perhaps 1t will sort of even
things up"
Now, II may have been a mere G.
incidence that the young surgeon
found 1t more convenient thereafter
to visit his Modified patient during
the evening hours. However that may
be, Nora sitting in the light of a shad
ed lamp persistently ignored his pres
ence. Each humble attempt at o II
Citation was met In dlgnl6ed silence,
and this cold aloofness upon the girls
part troubled the doctor u%naccount-
ably. How long affairs might have
been allowed to continue In this man
ner 1t is hard to tell had not a yerltable
whirlwInd of snow interfered n night.
to the doctors vast relief.
you must let me drive you home"
he begged. 1T would be Impossible to
walk"
And with a hypocritically reluctant
sigh Nora agreed. No n knows what
VOWS and entreaties were poured into
Nora's pink ears In the grateful shelter
Of the doctors limousine. but 1t Is
true that she entered her sisters pres
ence somewhat later in a glowing
sparkling state, which caused that
much tried person to look up in quick
concern.
my dear" cried Kate. "you are
feverish. Have you taken cold In the
Storm
Nora shook her rumpled head. 81
don't think it's fever" she replied
land | don't think it is cold. but will
bet you IA cup of lamb broth. sister
mine. that | have a proposal tomor
row"
And wheH after a wearing day OF
alternate hope and fear, DR.. Richard
Armsden Forbes mustered ali his he
roic forces and called at Morals hom'
to learn his fate that young woman
received his fervid though battling dee
laration In wide eyed surprise.
Dearest. dearest" entreated this
notably cool headed young surgeon
SAY you will be my wife-say you sooi'
will love me"
After one tense breathless momen
Nora Slipped into his o~utstretche''
arms. ~ do" she answered joyonsls
"Oh. | do. ! dol VIII" But as ill.,
doctor bent his head with a blissfnl sir
Nora drew back a serious. sullere
face. II had quite forgotten" Sh
murmured sadly. ''Fhere must irsl I
one stipulation. one condition. l'ran.i,
me. Richard"-
"Anything." cried her eager lo,et
"That you will never
"That ] will never solemniy nv
blIndly Richard agreed
-"have the govt" laughed. uprxi~c:
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-01-02
Modern.

First Chicago Child-My father is
connected with some Of the best fami-
lies In town. Second Chicago Child
Poohl That's nothing. My father Is
separated from three of, them.-Life.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-01-02
poor sunnastion.

Distressed Mother-John. John.
Baby has swallowed my latchkey.
Absentminded Father Never mind
aear-use mine!-London Opinion.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
JUST FOR A JOB
Pueblo Chi~ftain

fa-hi. Chi~itain;
Coming from = sia'- where as
urh money u invested IN b~~t suE.
ar factories a. In n,sss' any other tna
duetry. a state where rn"fr money is
paid out annually tn the Kro~~rs OF
surar h--ts than I" tho evo~rrs al
any o'i,-. prs4hs-i. many have won
d-r-i Why Senator Thomas devoted
az much time aud his vote to ruin a
sTca, industry. d->tro, much of the
busincs. in every town In the stats
In which there IL a sugar factory.
aud .ci back the state in agricultural
dc, ciopmcni a, least ten yc'rs
Many reasons have been advanced In
the past. hut the true reason is
no~ known and stands cut 80 prom
incnt,,. so clearly. and with 80 much
that 4. unpleasant. tha, none fail &c
see II.
lie traded his vote ON the sugar
tariff measure for iob--a Job ip'
| his .on-in-law'
And the pcopl- of Colorado. th'
eight hundred thousand people o'
this state. ar. expected to stand 10,
ito have - great industry tuinet
that the son-in-law of one of its sen
ators may he secure for four years
at least. in til. collection Of IA,
check from the t'ni,rd States GOV
crnmcnt'
And We call this u representative
government. Colorado sovereign
state. The presen, representative
In congress seem to have q Rrea'
deal more interest In the securing o
fat Jobs for friend. and relative,
than they have for the welfare OF thu
state. The Democratic rule Of Colo
RADIO has resulted In many things o
which the people may well b'
ashamed. but none 30 shameful a
the magnificent deficit in the treas
ury left by John Shafroth when HI
went to the senate. and the bctraya
OF ar entire state for paltry job TO
u relative by Charles Thomas.
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Ritk State Editors
M lu1cHnLy VICTORY
Pueblo Chi~flsis F:

VoeUso sutets9los
Jsaa Mitchell. former rs-sii.ss ~
tho rsissd Mise Workers ef A.sss.
-. ~as Yesterday nasa~ a asms~s Of
the soskm-ai. soapeasstioa com
mlssian of the state Of Ne. York.
provided for uaasf . seS-A, las ea-
acted by the legislature. Dafins the
debate aa hi. appsih,asnss 'hss.
50. bs.sishs up The matter that Ms,
Mitchell "a. seis~ r-i-cs-d last
s-ar bS = iA-m.crAsIs senate shrn
h- -As assn-si tsr state tzb@s sa.n-
nI.sion.ss
Es-n ,a.ash a Hri.asiifsa tarnab-f
sfsush, this question ur sH arr na'
in.iih.d sa si-~ Nth ssSoF ,h- tass
that ih-s- -ss sss surnsp' ,s cast .
reflection 20 Mr. Mitra-ii's ssitjtf To
.-fs- oa .aeh a .unmis~ion We trri
shA, ID. osGsaisati.n os tbs rntlrd
Mine wosArfs OF Nmefi.a has n0l
bs-a conducted s-~sssiy a. i' should
have b~-e .aaiasssa. stss ,Lug- hsss
b--a snahy acts at unpsrdonablr
violence and scenes .f missis In es.
be, at ;h~ .ats- time 90 look hack
on the ssiiuiststsasion at john Nitshs
eli. and si-s u -l'h psiar aud prs-
f.c, sAiisis.ti.as he did sell and
he .rfs-i his ossshisAiios sssh H.
deiiiys MFf Mis.hcii ts ~-li quail
tied sa act aa the sissr commission
90 uaskmea'. sus,. .s~s ssssSns 10 Nw~
York. ami ~~ arr siad he ~A~ sp-
t-sinsr.i q" the place. ii- vtii Serve
II sish credit tn himself ssd I" tho
.fxsnisaiioa which he :. iuax s-pr~.
.~ni~as II Mr.. Mitchell to-day ~ss
head al the tailrd Mine Worker. os
America the ias,asisiai ,susblv> IN
,hi. state would not IL so ~si~adrds
They ~oslJ have i--n adjusted ''cI
for- this a.i with satisfaction To- the
miners. the operators aud tho public.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
HOW A BROOKLYN GIRL
Got Strong and Well ASaia.


Grace -. Lamb ot Hgr"tiyn. y. v.
says. u -as ali rin.'Iosu and ON tn.
,-rs- II nCrsous pI.s,rsiion. I could
no, @i--p f"r rain in my hack IN
all I Was ~ ~r-.k. \ tti'nd told m-
~ha, Nip.I had ..u- tsr her little
siri pa I tried IL I n.'ir-d an I'm
,ru,.m-,, after the firs' bottle.
could sleep we'll. my appetite i'm
Proved. aud after iahins ,hT-r lot
,i-s ! sfu strong ,ni well again
vippl - the muAi efficient
strength CREATOR i,r n-h wunCns II
Ia the medicinal elements ot 'h,
Gods IiN.rs contained in Vinnl aide
by the blood making and strengthen
ing properties of tonic iron vhic'
makes II so far superior to all Other
,onirs to build up health ans
strength for weak. tired. aiiing wo
men. II contains no oi, and has
delicious taste.
We give back your money " Vim"
does no, do all that We claim. Th'
Hausman Drug Co. Trinidad. Colo.
r. S.--If YOU have an, skin 'rou
bic ;ry SaSu Saiv-. We guarantee II
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
THIS in3;!eS aIL;! SaSS SE1ESE ER|E,p,

Almost every day some grateful pcron
comes into Our storc and tells us of bcne.
fits rcccivcd fron the u,sr of Rcxall Dyx.
pcpsia Tablets Knowing how much good
they have done Others and knowing what
they arc made Of. wc feel surc they win help
you. 81 grra, is our faith in them that We
urge YOU 10 Try thcrr entirely at our risk,
with our personal promise that II they
don't do all YOU expect them to do and
make your stomach comfortable and
healthy and your digestion easy, we'll hand
back your money.
We couldn't endorse anything any more
strongly than wc do Rcxall Dyspepsia
Tablets. Containing Pcpsin and Bismuth
two of the greatest digestive aids known to
medical science. they soo;hc tho stomach.
check heartburn and distress. promote .
natural flow of the gastric juice. and help
regulate the bowels Remember. II they
dom I make your digestion so easy andcom-
Portable that you can cat whatever you
like whenever YOU like. wc want you to
come back and tell us and get your money:
Sold only at the more than 1000 Rexall
Stores. and in this town only at otir store
Three sizes. Csc. Soc and S1OO
The Hausman Drug Company -.
rhe Riverside Drug store. People'l
Drug store, Opera House Drug Store.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
kENEHAN WILL
NOT PAY CLAIMS
FOR MILITIA HORSES

b-hssTs Cole March II, Stat
/ AudiIoF ltoais k.a.han has REFUSE.
aSN-EnoF Nmm1ns' rrau-s; that h'
siN- .-s,itisa,-z Of Indebtedness Il
/ claimants ,8s the staouAI a, bst,SS
ia claims filed With the state aaai,oi
ss the miiitaEY b~ara for ,sS .suf'
shass at sit EoTs.s,
In a i-t,-T "a Ih- sss-rnSs k-n-
has states sha, the claims. 1Ei.h
a-F- approved b. lss asiIltaEs boar,
isnnsrF 10. 1913 shs. ins,sns-. a.
horses shars-t tsig-. This. h- says
indifaI~s that the tniiisary i-oara
rausI have made . s4E-l-ss -tahsIna-
sisn ~ sh- Ciaims lie ssnun,s he
s,a,-s, approve ihSs4 claims as th-y
ssand
In tEp letter Il" tbs sss-rnaF k.n.
han Srsuaa's his ,gip t. TFtHIaaa -
check up ss- claims pE~srHsrd G1g 'hf
sUtsss. and rsaFs-s Gha, H-assa'
Chas- asd a,h-r "iiis-gs ot the Haiii-
ala pI-,-nt-i BIN from making >
proper Investigation
later. h- says fea Jobs Caas.
served = EFii,-a aptirr "a hiss that
,h- -tamina,iaH ty kss-haa sSais
.o, rrrc--i hsrsh-so In doins this.
H-nchaa alleges. Atiasaa, .rn-ga'
Chas- $50, a, aaaEhi ,s- statistics OF
-aiaJaaa''
\ .rs .sys t4,-rs k-n-hsn states
b. --rt sa san isafsrl eagIp aad In
spsrtr-i ssn- horse lie s-n' bach
,p sunll-s- sh- examination n.t'
Say. n- says. aFi vac escorted to shs
headquarters under guard lie say
that a, the headquarters orders -.s'
given by the otsiecr in shs.sr iha
he sas to he escorted h~,oad sh.
guard lin. ana not allowed 'o s.'sse
Tho m~hsb-s. OF the military i-safs
state tisa. k.n-hsa ''Is making 9
n,aan,air ga, ~ a bspi- hill. ans
sha, th- .aiy discrepancies in III.
hp,s. claims -.~' du. 4. clerical CT
rurs,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

the mihen' officials. How long
could ne hope 10 have our funds hold
out if ~e are 10 continue psyiss
BFoshsr Hayes ssss.ss per week;
Rroshsr White es5:.st per week ssd
Brother Mei-sasan With sisi.a3 per
week. u is . Spiesdid recognition
for services rendered. but where do
Nc who have helped u create this
fund come in. Just thiak of il,
We p.,or nosisis ~ho l0se our fAmi-
lie. as we'll ss they love ,hsirs. for
the same period. received only e:s
per man. Mas il aos our labor that
created this fasd: i.es us. II We
hope To succeed. be rs eaastihs With
our officials - ~e are of the minias
officials. dsmssd Just sTsa'meht.
for oss am ~iiiinx io TAX. my sssdi-
cine. but like the oid nsxfo psusrhss
shsa i-iiink bis ex,-siehs- aid that
he had = Isii. ssd shss j, .ss the
d-l fall he ever had. Nos lot ~
take ~sFninE.-Iuiias.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
CAPTAIN VAN CISe
DISCOVERS FRAUD
IN ARMY UNIFORM

BEAVER. Colo. MsErh ls-.spi,
t'hiiip Vsn cis- Sf Company X. 'hs
college soasinsrs, st the Colorado
National sasEi. t.sT- doaa oh ,h. oi-
lice of Iait-.i STATES Dss,Iir, NIisF-
h.y Kelly yesterday pi,h a detected
i.okias aaB Ia 4H army officer 3
uaiisgsi in ton. ho Nah sls- sSaa,
pisis-.s ssa s-rf~s~as-s hias~f a.
first ii-ug-hsh, Ia ih- r-rEui'ias :
service II ,h- rsiI-' states aFtaS
Nssofains ,s captain San sJs~s
ih- sii-s-a bogus sFmS officer psFS
o. -ha.~ uniisrm Iks captain
stripped iroas him in Nan Ciss's "s
ne- In sh- Equitable builainss gave
the HAS. ss y n srr-aaan ttr told
s-,.ssi rossiiStins stories. sks as-
,ienai spaGa stns-F said u. zsSv
his as- as "a F-aGsa
cse,aia NaH sis- sssIas sa have
learned ssusn ns.ab-Fs -, HE sosa.-
tsas that rs-~asas has t-~n tisiHs
., ,ae afns"Fs ~. ,hu strength - bis
alleged connection ettb th- rsig-I
ssa,~s ,fua.sz. aisa that sgr-asa hes
b~~n setihs as the agent OF a luar
broker ssa has b--n ilssoansius
-asrsa,. Paia BY the state To- iA- sa.'
Nsian.a toe services In ;t- ssFis-
field.
'fs--msa came 81 nv ettir-
dressed In th- unisatn af a first tseus
Jsaans OF tbs army Captain Nsn
Ce~ told District Nsasn-Y E-ii-8.
and ssia he came &. lns.stIsSs- q
sA~sk io which ny nam. bad been
forged. which kc declared had b--n
xtses hia by = momb-r s' niy cnInH
paay. The cheek. which .as .sr
els. Nas made .yis .n blank at the
tnirssAir Trust company AMI had
l.--a ps-.~nt-d sni -as marked No
account hy the .ashi-fs I have to',as'
no fund.- th.f-s
"Mheu ! questioned the sisi'1t h-
told me he ~as ~ the recruiting a
s~r,i... that k- had .ota- herr from.
Salt Lake CITY aud that his parents
reside In Ncatasas Later h- admit.
ted h- had NO iisht {" w-ar the usi'
form he had on and turv-i him Ia
take oft his .,Cr.oa,. bi"us-, and the
shoulder straps he wore.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

diet to harass the mind. Thousands of
women no longer rrsign themselvea tn tha
thought that sickness and dlstress erc nat
ural. They know better, tor In Mothcr's
Friend they have found how easy II Ii tn
banish all those drcntlcd experiences.
1t Ia a subject every woman should be
familiar with. md even though she may
not require such a remedy, she will now
and then meet some prospective mother to
whom a word In time about Mothers
Friend will cone as wonderful blessing.
This famous remedy ID sold BY al1 dree.
external use only. Write to-day to ths
BradHeld Regulator Co., 227 lamar Bldg..
Atlanta. Ga. for most valuable book b
S1pcctant motherA
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
NOTICE.

The vcfmcJo RAseh. s,Isssts1 10
coifss Csusiy. New Nsa,so. a. shovs
In the tccds for said iaad which
~sse recorded In the office of the
ru,snsy Clerk os CoitAa Cowsty. ffoss
the Maxwell Land 0ssns :'oOpssJ
In Mary W. iiastleii. Nay 9Th. 1907.
aud x~picmh~r :sih. 1899. has be~5
created . game aud fish preserve ur.
der the laws III New Ncsicn aad u.
eeu.~a duly i..u~d. Cndcr said ".
ceasrs. sii game auadrupeds. sad
game fish become tho psopesty of the
owner aud M tishius or huntlns on
aid vssmcjo Raneh will be permit.
ted without written permission from
the owner or his authorized sxcnt.---
WILLIAM II. BARTLETT. Il
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
~liI b-sis 10 s,un.i~,

government ~ili b-ein &. csumhi~.
What -ss. the suaiisions IN the
stfih- sph- ~hra the susl shinr ORR
faioss refused Ia u.sLg . roelfsct tn
-sspis, nrasi~ss Of tho tsIs-d Niar
Workers Of Ameriss To tho esriusion
at tsbosjsx fn~a sus as~as'~ss uf that
sexaaissiioas Just this: rte TAFT.
I'd Minr Workcss ot AmUsSeA took the
r~.i,saa that aai--s the s"si msn-
ot--rAi.es rsnpins~si ni.mi,-fs of that
organization exclusively. the should
snl employ sas'--,y: that they
should not op~rsi9 their sain-.: that
unic~. .ucsai,-sp of the organization
~.sv empioyri Ia mine coal. aour
should isr a,iacd. sad every citissa
ot the state could suffer tor sa H..
dctinitr t'eti"-i.
And ,o make sussi their thfvais
the uai,r,i Mine Workers .f Nm-r,-
"a cal~asjs.i Sho,isAn,ie al dpilars Tor
firearms with which to tniimtdsir
men Who did not want To- work In
the mines. AMI with th-~~ firearms
murder wss committed. aud the laws
of the state giving m~n the rtsht Ia
rrsasr In any industr, and the rishi
to work In that Industry were flag.
raniiy violated.
According 10 the tatlsd. Mins
Workers Of America this condition
should have continued until the busi.
meas Of producing the mo~i ,mpor-
lant prosiuct. the one on which more
industries In Colorado depend than
on all Others combined. IL iurucs'
over TO the officials Of that orsani.
saticn 10 be- operated under n con.
tract dictated by them with absolute
ly responsibility on their part that
the contract would or could bc On.
forced. for they admit no liability oi
responsibility whatever.
A pretty state Of affairs. indeed
A common wealth like the state ol
Colorado at the complete mercy Of q
band Of men who care only for tn.
power to control an industry which
! could b. raycd to the ground ant
Killed off In q night without n mo
mcnt's notice: AND WHO HAVE
THE NERVE TO COMPLAIN THAT
THE STRONG ARM or THE LAW
WAS SENT TO COMPEL THEM IN
RESPECT THE LAWS OF COLO
RADO u they desire to remain with
| In the borders of the state.
No political party nor the officia
Of any state can ever be criticised fol
doing his sworn duty In enforcing I'll,
law. especially when violations Of tn,
law have reached the point OF arson
murder and utter disrcspect OF tn,
state and national constitutions.
n the strikers had kept away fron
the mines: II they had not molcstc,
men who wanted to work In th
mines, there would never have bcei
a shot fired either by mine guards O
BY the state militia, and the United
Mine Workers havo only thcmsclvc
to blame for compelling the intervcn
tion Of tho strong arm Of the law
when they themselves were the opci
violators Of the law.
Legitimate criticism Ia al, right
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

saa .h.aia l-~ srpissA wherever -
.~rs.-.. bai the time hss passssi Shee
.os ssa' of sny aue.sios CAB be mts-
stated -ishsas lar oskss sidc heinz
sissa . hearing.
In This strike lhese l. oac eossO-
iA,ios. that osxAalsvsi iAi.oe - .
whole 1. sos 10 syopashy With The
mssho4s rsp,oyrd 10 osssis svcngs,.
iias sy sh- United Misc Wosksss of
Amrst~s.
What ~ouid tho rv>ai, hate ,'~~a
II the miiisia had aos heca seat tsto
the strike soae.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
LISTEN 1oR fHI WHISTLE.

carrier boys BOW pOssess new wh,s-
ties. The boys viii blow the whistles
wAso they deliver papcss. When
yos hear the whistle tonight and
nisnts hereafter get your { y Just
oSSse u hss oecn thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

A sood treatment for . cold settled
In the ianss IL IiEKRlCk's RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER applied
to the chest to draw out infismHa- :
,ion. and BALLARD's HOREHOuND
SYRUP to relax iish,ness. You got
the two remedies for the price OF
one by buying the dollar size Hore-
hound syrup: there 4. a porous plas-
ter free with each bottle. Sold by
the Hausman Drug Company.
Chronicle. News soc q month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

ails your feet
" what under
he sun you've
.ricd without
:ct,ing rclicf.
lust usc "T1Z."
"T1Z" draws
out all tho poi
sonous cxuda.
ions which pun
up the fcst;
"flZ" Ia msg.
ical; "T1Z" q
grand; "T1Z"
will cure your
foot. troubles N
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
THE MAIL BAG

Eureka. kAs-. March 10. isii.
The Chroniei.-N.ss.
Trinidad. Colorado,
bear Ediior:-
I take hi. means al ~fitihs Ia my
friends in and near Trinidad. ih'sibI-
less 'hoss sho knew my condition
shsa I left will BE- Surprised to
Learn that I am s'iii living have
failed ,sry rapidly within the past
year and ! realize that my 'in,s here
is short
I shoaii -sjoS hearing frosi any
oi my friends and a. AM IN very
hard circumstances anything that
Ihsy san io fot s,.. aiii be thank-
tuiiS received.
Yours s-Ts sFsiy.
IRWIN HOFFMAN,.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

muscles. enables them
TO expand without
strain and cnables
womeu To ~ throash
the ordeal without
pain. nausea. morn.
Ing sickness or other
dreaded AymptOms -
In miliar to WAAY
mothers.
Therr n M YooI1sh
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

You'll never limp or draw up your face
in pain. Your shoes won't snefn tight
and your feet will never. never hurt or
get sore, swollen or tired.
Get = % cent box At any drug Or
department store, and get relief.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
Ei.sis Hsa:NiEH.
gii,.s Cbtun,ci,.No~s.

E.iii.s Cbtun,cI.-No~s.
sir:-whi'c your paper is not IN
syHps,hy With u',r .,us~. there st" a
er~s, many "f us uho AZ" very
thankful 4. y"u for the light that
fou have turned on certain iranN"-
Ions. the true nature pf which ~-
would have rvna,n~d in utter te-
aoran.c but for your published state
mrn,. iV,esn the "sira'asan' vast"
Il our ha,si.tarari money. Loyal a,
.- are tu lh" cause "f labor. u
auuid he folly on our past " 49,
lid not prutcs, against the sIuan.
l-tins of our funds. I desire To ask
This question SO II may liz placed
luaT.ly NJ, to those In authority I"
,u.N-r: First. what service did our
BELOVED Mother ion-s render that
for nine weeks she should draw a
1 salary of s:.ssS...' and Brother
| Hayc. Si.os:.. with a Tip OF 81
ssI 80: Bioth.r White s..:sc.i5.
xi,h i:.:>.t5 tor pocket change.
aud our staun,h friend. brother Me
Lehman was also remembered 81.
lss5.ss and si.Iso.., for extras. Thi-
in itself ia enough to cause VI. who
earn ou- iiving by the hardes; labor
TO stop and think the mntt-r owe,
seriously a. to who /. benefited the
most by our striking. the miners nj
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
''T|z" FOR TIRED
SORE, ACHING FEET

All! what relief. No more tired feet;
10 more burning feet, swollen. bad smell.
ng. sweaty feet. No more pain in corns
ailou.cs or bunions. No matter what
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
WHAT WOULD THE RESULT
HAVE BEENi

From the Pueblo Star-Jaurn8l.
The United Mine Workers OF AM
erica, with their accustomed unfair
ness, take the leaders Of certain po-