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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
2tn, gomntag
SGlt Der Seutid)c slllg. Erot. @ai
ienperein ieine Sabresueriamm'
lung ab.

glm Sonntag Nafmittag Inn BALI
hrei llbr bdlt Der Oelitihe AlLeenein
Grpteiiantiihe 98aiienpcrein In
@niienbaus auf D1t. sltlburn ieine
SnbresperiamnIllng ab. so ipuroe il,
Der geItern slbero utter Dem 8orlib
bes Braiioenten =. Steinfamp uilo
Der Irotofoafiibrung oes Setretdrs
i. Steinbod) itattgebabten YorItanoss
|iisung beid)loiieu.
sSn Der SSabreSnerianlmlung pcr.
ben Die ON Wtontag errplhltcn reip.
piebererip1bIten @eanlten in ibrc
slemter eingefiibrt neroen mo oil.
Berbem gelnn1en Die 9erihtc Der ans.
iheioenoen 9eamteh SIR gerleiimg,
lpGbreno icnit ned piftige @eiddite
norliegen, iobaB es I'M Siltereiie aler
Mitslieeer oes Gereins liegt, Der
8eIiammlrn9 6ei5mpobnen.
sSn Der geftrigcn 8oritan6siitnug
nurbcn ialt ausicbIiebIib Rolltinege.
ifdite erlebigt. sIIS neue @titglie.
Der iUur0er Die folgcnocn S5erren alii-
genonlmen; VI. s. Gilbert SO. $40
@alniit GtraBe, GInnpooo alace;
Charles .. Gberoron go. 900 Sit
clifton slrenitc, n,b 8. 6. S6ultc,
$50. 635 9incolu Ineltue.
glIs @eiu1sfpmmittee filngiren
bonn s. bis 10. Septem5cr bie Serrcn
20. g. Sumnel ilno CHARLES g8anner,
llno bonn 15. bis %. Septpnber Sie
Serren e. j. 8rebe mo y. gInbler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
Gbe.G .Grlautnit niti&sine.

)Sarrp Wi[lsr, %, g2oripoob.
lGbitb W. GOuIb. "a, SiIDsrton.
)Waltsr =. 9arter, 10, ghepiot.
(Gmna O. Jrobman. 10, bessl.
)Soe q. 9enrp, 43, gprinsfi.lb, senn.
lpeadpe W. Quinn. 3s. 2614 eoen
4penue.
lSofspb wa.psr. 81. 1901 @siimoOo
1 4penlie.
lGIisabeib 5ansbsrs, 20. 219s esIim
Mpenlie.
lsuIius waari4an. 20, SOB Ghsiiuut
I Strabe.
lalnna asnn.bp, %. bessl.
j5arrp 80. Ssibeman, 25, gaoripopb.
lGbarIotte Weft. 27, bessl.
(sSobn Burton; %. BIO gisr5on Ctr.
(Sba Dbar, 18, 845 Bets Ctr.
(Sbomas G. Drstp, 25, s44S Soutbs
fibe Mbeniie.
laiaie R. SObnfon, 18, bsssI.
)Jrsberid pin, 80, 16 Mile Stano.
lGliSabtth W. arebs, q. btsgI.
)Sobn 8. Yrsnnsr, 20. 1922 Wsitern
Mpenue.
lSrens W. Rsinberssr, %, 534
cambridge Str.
lgbarIie mbrtd. "a. 1921 aineOln
4 Mpeniie.
twlartba 8. %. 8. SrDin, 80. 11o7
Gorafer Gbtnue.
jJeife Rsbmpnb, %. 1913 Garfield Nl.
lWinnie 8. Bot. q. 2503 Spring
0rope 4pe.
}gborlep Trbsr, 80. 1908 WaInutSt.
lGtbsl Ban Meter, 26, 1925 bessl.
JmilIiam gsSbinssbaus. "a, nor.
ipppb.
)2aurstta Noorman. "a. bsssI.
}yIetfer 1raesn. %, glormooS.
Bertha wsllsn. %. OuiIsp.
l6snrp g. aSnis. %. 1899 Gilbert
Mpenne.
lAmslia g. genton. 10, bessI.
(9snrp pstsrsman. 81, 1911 gissIsr
Gtrdbe.
lailIian Keller. 81. 1916 eosan CTR.
(So6n Miinsr IT,, "a gIepss. 8.
lQiIIie 1uifen, %. Gsfitun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
Ans benz Wtnni5ipalgeriHt
8stannten lid f4riftIid
f4albis.

Jm Muniaipalseridt mar seitern
bic 8erbanblung gegen @eorge 8aier,
George 5enrp alias 5enrp Woobs
unb George Crap anssisbt. pelfe
Genannteu Der poli5ei als anseblide
2aideHbiebe betannt iin0. GeseH bic
8efdulbisisn mar bic gfnflage bes
5erumlungerns erboben, auf tpelde
iie fid fdriftIih i1ulbis bstannten
unb gu ie $50 Selbitruie nebit Soften
perbonnert fpurben.
Georgia Smitb. iuelfe bic polis
5iiien Bed unb gbriitman bes 4n=
stiffs unb Der a6rperperlesung be-
fdulbist battle. eri9isn seitern ni9t
gu Der anseiebten 8erbanbIuns unb
tpurbe baber Der 9ermin auf ben %.
September pertdst. Gin 5aftbefebl
ipurbe sesen bic Grau erlaHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
Der &ilfsfonbs
@sitere geiiteasrn i'm aanfe bes &C.
itrigeu cages eingslamfen.

syiir ben 5ilfsfonbs. beTen Muf<
brinsuna fid bic Deutfde lnb DETER.
reidtf9 unsarifhe 6ilfsgefIlihaft
ii4 sur aufsa6e aeinaht bat, liefen
i'm 2aufe tes seftrisen 9ages beim
Shdbmeiiter 6errn @srbdrb 5uens.
mann fpieber cine Reibe bon Beitrdgen
Elm, baruiiter $94.75 bn 6errn paitor
u. Hemens, bic i'm Mnfhlub an ben
@ortraa asfammslt rpurben, ben 6err
paftor Remsna iiir5li6 in Der gp.
Prot. ct. paufus @emeinoe iiber bic
sGrbebunq DeutTdlanbs1 auf @runo
ieiner perf6nlid i'm alien Waterlauoe
semaften geobahtungsn belt.
aerner ianbts 6err sSobn S1mibt,
bon Ho. 1923 Race Gtrabe eiHen
gbed I'm 0etrdge bon SIS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
Dsmtid5es Rlltenb elm.
Der 0amenbereiu peranitaltt tom.
menSen N'ontas einsn ade-
4 9tndmittas.

Cine iatersHante lInterbaltuna IN
geitalt zines 2efe gla6mittags Der.
anitdItet ber Ddmenoerein bes Deut.
fden Qlltenbeims gum geften Der ans
ftalt am iommenosn @ontag, benz IA.
September.
6err Mbolf Srope bonn guiemble
BEG Deutfden 9beaters tpirb als Dor.
lefer funairen unb intereFante 8ruas
Hide aug ben neueiten Grasusnifen
Der beutI6en 2itteratur borleIen. Die
0erlsfuna nimmt Tim 2 llbs gaa9mit.
tags ibren Nnfuns. Fir aaffee unb
au@en ipirb fslbitrsbsnb aefOrat psr.
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
.. 81. 8. oiottesaaer GSeiellid,ait.

Die TeutIhc gi6niid) aatboliite
@ottesader @eieaid,uft belt seiterr
slbrno in Der CT. Wsarien SfuIbale
lnter Dem gorfis beg Eraiioenten s,
sfiitrer iInb Der 4rotofoufiibriing oef
Sefret1rs @eorge y. Sdran6 Die
monaiIife MISUNDERSTANDING ab.
g6asmeilter i. 5eIiher beridtets
iiber Ginnabuen uno slusgaben ipdb.
reno oes aRonuts fpie foiet: 9aiien.
beitanb on augiIit SS,720.59;
einrabncn mabrcrb oes Monats $2,.
1885. slusaaben $5,405.76; Der.
bIcibt Gin aaiicnbeitauo BON $5,.
433.tS
Die geridjfc RON ben ein5elnsl
@ottesddern tparcn fpie foIst: gut
bem ct. Wsdrien Gottesnfer tpiiroen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
8aiebaa.
Gefrise Rieberlast Der
.Hebs1 in Gbiedao.

VT Se tttpel ~ pcI
nRebs1 in 6 bieaso.
Sn benz aeitrisen briiien unb less
ten Spiele Der Serie apii6en unieren
nRebs' unb ben vgubs1 in gbieaso
beoienten S1lsuberer Scuglab uno
Jdnser Gon5olss bos @ej9iib fir
Cincinnati sssen aoperbsr rsip. 4rs
der fir bic Gesner. SouslaB ipurbs
TIM 8. 0anse bur9 Dimes abgel0t,
Inn glarfe am Bot sinipriHgsn 5u
lofen, Der inbeHm periaste. Die
.Rebs1 iiferten nur 6 9reffsr eesen
IL Der Cubs unb ma4ten beibe
Rlubs js 2 Syebler. grob mar unltr
better Sdldssr nit 8 5reffern. Qluf
unierer Settle tpurben A 2ufifd9ler
sur 8ant seianbt sesen 8, unb nur
Elm Jreipab 5ur erften gaie ners
idenft sesen 5. Die .Rsbs1 perlos
rem bas Spiel burd ibn Sdpdde
am Bat. 6art unb Rislsr iparen bic
Sdisbsridtsr.
Die gefrisen Spiele
Cincinnati. .001200000O- 8
Gbicaso ....1020000001- A
Bolton .11O4110O*-S 8
Nep Yort .100010010- 3
grOOtlpn .1o102oooO-4 A
philadelphia .0O2O0oO3*- 5
0as Spisl 3pif5en ct. 2ouis unb
pittsburs mibte ipessn bes talteH
Wetters alsfaIlen.
Die rRebs@ fsbren beute 9prmits
tag mad Cincinnati 5uriid. mo- morsen
yia9nittas cine fiinftasise Ssrie Don
Spielen Sipiiden ibnsn unb ben ct.
Coulter raaroinalsn4 i'm bisiisen
Reblanb 5islb besinnt. llnisre
Spieler bsfinben fi9 in i9Iedtsr Der.
faiTuns fit ben Gampf NIT ben ftars
fen raarbindlsn@, ba msbrere Der
resuldren rReuner" (barunter
5duptling 5ersos) ertrantt unb
bienitunfdbig iirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
&leiRe Rsli3eiMahriAten

Sn Der gnft 5un TienItas bra.
den Nebe in Die 0idl,me oes @efddf.
ties BON @iaiam 9orlo, go. 435 8eit
8ierte Strabe elm uilo erttlpenoeen
3igarren, gter, SIeii6, SAitfen TO-
ipie $t.72 in gaar.
- III. 9epis aus Ma6iion Ssnb.,
meIoeie Der Yoli5ei geItern, baB or am
Montag BEL etnem Spa5iergGne burb
oen Garfield Bart BON snei Widn-
ncrn iiberfallen uno beraubt tpcrocn
lei. Gle 9eiite ber 9uridJen betrIg
nur $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
PerisHaIsN ptises.

Stabt 4nlpalt Walter 81.
g 9oenle 1T seitern aus isinen
Sommerferien auriitgetebrt unb ba.
feline 8erufsssI6Gfte pieber aufssa
nommen. Ssrr Sdoenls beabiidtiate
betanntlid feline Jerien gu elmer auss
gebebnten Grrppureife gu benuben,
fam a6sr infolse bes 4usbru9s bes
arieass nur Biz Bergen, BON no ans
er na6 9lmerita suriidtebrte unb odnn
einise in 3eit in Rantudet oerpeilte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09

|tpdbrenb oes perfloiienen Monats sc
2eiden beigeiett uii6 Die ginnabmer
beliefen fid auf $316; auf bem ct
Soiepbs @ottesader ipliroen 81 Set
diem beieeiest ltlb Die @innabmen be-
trugen $4,000; auf bem Ct. Sobail'
mes @ottesafer Diirbeu elf 2eihen
beigeiett uno Die Ginnabmen waren
$55.70.
Sm iibrigetl gelangten nur Routi'
negeiddfte CUR grlebiglrng.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
Dies umb 1as.

- 9elegentlid bes 9antetts. oas
in 8erbinbuns nit Der &onpention Der
Rdtiondl 4Fociation Of 2ife llnber>
priters am Dpnneritog, bem II. Sep.
tember i'm 9otel 9ibfon ituttfinbst.
tperben @ouperneur gor unb Der aona
srebabseoronete Stanlep gotpble bic
9auptrebner fein.
= Die bieIigen 9unbesbeborben
iinb oappn bena9ri9tist tDorOen, baB
Der ebemalige bieiige 8Drienmatler S.
Gorbon Waleolm, Der pegen9ersebsns
sssen oiepoitseisBe unter 9lntlage ftebt,
ii9 in Glasson befinbet. Die ensliiden
8eb0rben iDeroen auf telsgrapbif9em
Wege Inn bic 8erbaftuns Malcoln5
uno feline 4uslieferuns sriu4t tperoen.
- SRI. Wfarsaret Sasin, bic Bis
por Rur5em bic 2eiterin Der 2raniens
pfleserinneni4ule i'm bieiigen ftdbtts
i4en 9Oipital geipeieR, piro in ben
nGaiten Sasen nud Gbicago iiberiis=
oeln, Inn bort bic 2eitung Der &ran>
tenpflegerinnenI9ule an einem pris
Datboipital au iibernebmen.
- Or. s. Benedict bonn TtdbtiT9sn
9ei iunbbitsamt in Seattle peilt 5ur
3eit in Der Stabt, I'm bier oas Sbs
item Der Saulbpgiene Su itubiren. Gr
iprad seitern i'm @efunbbeitsamt boz
unb lieb iid bic getpiinidte 4uftld4
runs BON benz @eIunbbeitsbeamten
Or. 2unbis seben unb pirb i'm 2aufe
Der ndtiten Sage peri9isoene Shnlen
bdu9sn, Inn oas Spitem Der G6uIs
hpgiene prattii9 fennsn gu lernen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
SIDtIidJ ucriturben.

Coroner 6. R. Soertneper tpitroe
geitern BON Dem pIoeIiben Eobe BON
Sarrp Bottle, Al Sabre aIt, BON go.
2479 gaitern Ipenre benad)rihtiet,
Der I'M 3peieboipital uerltorben lit.
Bottle purbe am Waontag IN oein SSr-
itit,it airfgeromInen itnb neritarb be.
reits geitern. Cine llnteriubling in
oieler glneeIesenbeit lit eingeleitet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
Giue meme gsettrr,uurte.

SIN itIbtiIteu gduamt purben &c.
tern BON ben 9uuoesbeb0rben bic
gauplGne fir bic neue Wettertparie
unterbreitst, lpsldbss bic 9unoesregte.
runa am aofdpette Circle au srridteu
eebentt Die Wetteriparte piro elm
aipeiit0diees @ebdube iein unb bic
gouiOitsn limb aut $4,000 perun.
ihiast.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09

Waslbung etInngten Jdle pie fOlgt:
6@pinbfudt, 18 GrtraHtungen unD
10 9ObssfdIls; Dipbtberitis. nsun Grs
trantungen; 1ppbusfieber, feds Grs
frdntungen unb Elm Sobesfd[I; Sharz
lddfieber nubWlumps. ie bier grfrans
tungen; Rpie, eine grfrantung iinb
Elm SobssfalI; 5irnbautsntsiinbung
cine Grfranfung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09

| |perIOnaIisn $14oo. grunbsissntbum
| $4,000.
Mlice G9pdrb If aefamsnispolls
itrederin BON Sibore Ghmarb; psrs
jouolien $70O.
Carp u. Jobnion 1T ssitamtnts.
boI1itrtdertn DON Warp q. Grant;
psrionalien $1,000.
Der perf1nli9e Nahla6 bes Jobn
3. 9erning bstrdst $637 .98; berieniss
Der Gertruo Natbnn 1855; berisnise
Der syran5istd DalImann SIT, ,230.91; /;
berienise bes 9. MapIanb Rennsbb
$2325.
Werf9febenes.
Die 9snd's Opera 9oufe 60. tlagte
cine Wlistbsforbsrung iibsr $500 gsssn
ben Mnipalt garIs .. g|aiiel Elm.
Die Queen Gitp Snppln 60. bat
cine Goroeruns iibsr $230.94 sesen
arimbls. Wuoge e go. einseilast.
pearI glnna 2elanb. Die am is.
JiiIi 1914 bon BEN poIiaiiten Dan.
Wloriartp, peter 8. Sdrober unb Oh.
3. Bedmann in anseblid unssre&tsr
Meiie berbaftet, fpdter uber nieber
sntlaifen fpurbs, BAT bic brei Bsumien
auf 3ablung BON $1,000 oertlagt.
WeseH ansebli4er @srldumoung 6at
Sobn Woselpobl cine Rlage iiber
$4,000 gegen 5enrp 8rodmann elm
gereidt.
Qluf Grino erlittener Wsrlebtnssn
bat RuT.a Dillioms cine sIase iibsr
$4,000 segen bic g. unb 8. 9. W. VI.
fenbabns0 s0eIeIlfdaft anseitrsngt.
Sobn RidarbTon reihte aus bemfels
ben Grunbe cine alage iiber $4,000
sesen bic Cincinnati araction 60. eil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
ltnterridlts- -anseiscn.

III &affee arGnaden Sonnerfas.
ben 10. September. Ssolgenbe Samen
tperben ierbiren: Marsaret Sufolb,
2ouife 6ebinger, Waurgaret Sanfen,
gliiabetb alint, 2ouiie &ronemeier,
@liIa6stb aruie, Qnnu aropf, aatbas
rine aaretb. Matbilbe araus, GliTa-
beth Sugsls. GItTabetb air6nsr. @naa
aaiier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09

Der 6. rno Sobn StruBe uuf BEN
Seitennese aus unb erlitt erbebli1e
8erleBunsen am &opfe, Die leine lles
berfiibrung nah bem Stabt.5oipital
n0thiQ mQGten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-09
@oden6eridlt bes GDelnnSbeitsamts.

adut bem Mohsnbsridt bss itGbtis
iden GtfunbbsiisGmts ipurbtn In Der
perfloiensn modx A Gdae Don uns
itedenben Hrdntbeiten unb 15 1obes.
fdIle infDIss ioldper aruniheiten ssmsIs
bet. segsn 68 Grtranfiinssn uno 19
1cbssfdlIe In Der pdrnlltlpod< bee
bcrieei S06rss. Qluf bic sinjsInsn
strantbtiten DsrtbeiIsu iiH bic CUR
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28
ouI RxEf SUGAR INDUSTRY

EGARDESS Of the promises Of the Democrats that they would
N established industry
TO be produced in this country after year.
Two factories in this will the
and have caused all land which they The
large world 1928 reduced the of profit
beet that fortunate factories made
coss down. but with certainty Of closing after this
factories have concluded quit The others will the
that the free provision of the tariff will repealed With
the of beet from SO IS above that of imported
impossible The Louisiana industry also ruined and
Hawaiian have paying dividends order
be able pay debts when the comes
This veritsbe disaster beet industry
Of potent improving agcu
acknowledged be matter and national
1t only by tbs best agricultural practice that
teets be raised On beet land rotation
imperative and the o after beet culture condition for
maximum yield The industry growing rapidly
IN this state sn9its ruin is agricultural calamity.
More thsz that deprves thousands snd
laborer which they have been enjoying which
coupling COpced that these have been largely Aac that
condition We expecting
sborer who accustomed intensive cultivation of land
and the most outlook for Them and Tor
tuni beet culture Indications within
decade should import and that domestic
ttion would reduce the possible effect
OF deprving farm aborer of employment such scale be
add to the congestion of cities and the problem unemployment
possible that there who will rejoice capital
lists who have invested large in the industry will ose
their Most people will think
thriving towns which have been built the location of
factories which stand idle their costly machinery
a total loss.
While purposes
other purpose which
prices before planted There other
agricultural communities uniformly those which
troduce beets.
The condition which permanent condition
the Democrats control of the They will
control of the Republicans up
u the people The people ruesan Francisco Chronicle
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28
HENRY MOORE uLIER

HENRY NJ TELLER. in the days of his prime
honored and respected Colorados
Monday his home among
the states first citizen Teller had
the history and politics of Colorado and
his fellow citizens - s.tis "A-@
An ardent Republican he that
the Interior but several losing fight for the free
coinage of silver boted his national convention
and with the Colorado delegation walked hall
the nucleus of the Silver Republican But
those days les popar than at the time
and the went and Senator Teller
having considerable between former political
cates and himself politics. events
he could back to ks soca and he aligned
self with his former aatsgenastts sttss sths Dsi.ocr.ts
From that day his slea force influence began
tc and he has bee the political
Republican In long in politics he honest to the
that he always respectfully foe w ~ friend and the
and deception altogether with ordinary politician
found place in his condnct
1t believed by his friends al parties that the life
Teller dened and perhaps shortened by what him
the necessity for deng his party which he had been power
and force for good.
But the world better Colorado better
Teller has lived. Peace to his ashes
= =
IT is REALLY criticism which the Progreves
heapng President Wilson and Governor Ammons and
yet these Progs wholly onable for the fact that these
gentlemen holding high postioes in nation and But
THE voluntary detection from political organization Wilson
would not be president would be Colorado
1 ~ Prosyes tszbly Hsssd the oDeaee
|yas9 thay knuE the rnsly. e-- :. tsN* 80.
ys"T - - '~xn ~ -" - 80 ~ -
az
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28
DOUBTFUL DISTINCTION

NEAR OH ear Here Republicans and ogressves
l. shah have the credit CALIFORNIA; pr
mary nominating system.
Republicans Saturday
said their work From the the challenging
cry of Progressves shouting 'W We done it
Eddie Wolfe Meyer Lssner the other
is attempting o prove himself the greater reformer.
OF those who know political history of Cal
observed the operations under the direct primary
law the blame for the law than
warng with pleasant thoughts those who
sponsible. And the facts these
Republican party
the direct and the Republican legislature enacted into law
primary endorsed by the oftencaled
Santa Cruz convention and enacted by the last Hen legs
Hiram johnson for 1910 The
first johnson legislature amended the law, and the succeeding,
Legislature still further amended until the law has practic
ally been rewritten. 80 -+ - ....>--..r r.
They re both to blame.
Why For under this the
hossdden than half dozen with
they wish
power aided by rich interests himself
The of nomination for the least Of offices
of those who have rich hackers
attempt themselves "leaders'
tickets the of petitions for them and thereby
Independent who might to office None
but the hardened politician likely seek nomination under the
direct the modest Of finer sensbt would be
reluctant to crowd forward the made by
law
We told that the people make their nominations So
theoretically they do; the spirit of the strictly adhered they
fact would but practice they only those who already
have been elected for by they and influences
know not.
who seek "credit California primary
law are welcome to it.-santa Barbara News
> = = =
cd ERSlSTENT RUMOR
that old adee viii being father thouohs
shen he shogd aaly be able those MD
SaDs~ - eneer 1:.s'eaAls s..es= -
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28
me- OI1Al084

vXIE like read the od listen
" with faculty seeing straight
seeing things as they really
For this ~asng time perusing the col
Of the Appeal Reason the hand Wall
Journal the other We do nights
what friends Of Menace think
neither do burn the midnight oil the appearing
letters which this office under the
American Publicity League but which
on the part of the Catholics against Free Masonry.
The wasting time these periodicals
fishers of those mediums Of publicity
For the have the
whole truth and nothing hat the truth from
Colorado the coal strike
from the statements of the strikers the other hand
When lawyers about free client alleged
he only thing in the entire and that his client
other words he can't straight Everything given
only that which favo his client while
anything which might work against his client
Some Of these have played
that they have simply 'dafy the subject
dders string everything which happens
fit their of looking their
what they print is built up largely N presumption
OF told that
question before position form intelligent
This be true certain but that
get the truth about matter it wade
warped and exaggerated verSee necks
at an intelligent conclusion lbect-Montrose
prsa ...
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28

z ROM present Indications Thomas for the United
States and former Congressman Martin of PHI.
eblo for Governor will be the coming
state campaign For weeks the Democratic press
has been grooming Martin for
rerunnng for the senate since his first election.
BY all Martin should the running Governor
with Thomas for the Such combination please Reub
icans for all that trade
together The record of that arch freerade
and his opposition the beet industry
interests well known.
Former Congressman John Martin the same
eade class Thomas Have forgotten
of Martins delivered in ecaet January 81 1912
question: We extract therefrom found
Vol. 4s, Congressional Reesrd Part 2 page 1444:
M Chaina1:6 f. f1vs n . city has ~ nsse
complete stss plant within fenos that
Of the earth and thst he stss plant Of the
Iron company, employing bstween 1000 and 5000
One Of the total male population Pueblo
work in that plant Yet if Il would my claim to
Democracy and Of being tariff rsformsr, I make
motion in this body and for call to put
every single product Of that mill from to wire
nails the free List. That what tariff re
form in the iron and steel line
BY all the should Martin for COVER
For the sake of Democracy and
willing to endanger the prosperity Of Pueblo the giant little
burg of the Rocky Mountain and opardze
thousands of the wormen his cy-ROcky
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The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28

GARFIELD Progrezsives had planned big meet
ing at Genwood for last Tuesday and Dr.
phne Roche were sent here to do the ebnding They
vssed the situation Sunday and Monday
meeting They admitted before they they
d'tons in Glenood and Garfield
standpoint Of the Progs that they decided
Ito attempt to hold meeting here Wise decision Doc
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Is SAID that fully ninety Of the poultry eees
sumed in Colorado produced outside vet
try does remarkably well this been trying to
tell farmers that the the hen and the
considering but Of them think for bigger
things and profits the the
amount Of that for those
produced at home of would be appalled, figures
= y = >
HE DEMOCRATS have and raised the taxes
but am thankful for thing that I never
voted for he is the socialist stepped the
window and handed running expens
of Garfield county for the happy
faculty Of putting great deal Of truth in a words
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HE MAN WHO would off his spite his face
and diplomat compared who voud
set in circulation malicious manufactured the purpose
which the extent 70 which they believed inur. hs
q. xsn = e9ex qher pesoo n tqHn 81 -.
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The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28

vyIEN DR. FISHER admitted the editor this the
w Progressive anguishng this part
yard and said that Garfield county the darkest Colo
far the concerned think
good faith but imagine that in going the he will find
the Of Genwood Springs county many
other sections We can't believe
ties where the people those
ton Of he state. .....
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-27
Ar THE THEATERS.

"Going Up" the musical tabloid on
view at the Novelty today and tomor-
row, is creating more comment than
any other SO far this season. The
original plot and comedy deals with a
burlesque on life on the Mexican bor-
der of California, where the scenes
are laid. The women principals, Della
Marion and Madeline La Ferre are
two of the best in musical comedy.
Miss Marion ably handles the comedy
with the assistance of two Germans.
The chorus is, without a doubt, one of
the best yet.
1.-The Plain Clothes Man." at the
Majestic this week, is one Of the most
popular plays of the present season.
The players have each succeeded in
giving their respective roles a natural
interpretation. This, together with
the fact that Mrs. FARRELL has written
a very refreshing story and given
characters usually associated with
melodrama a new Characterization,