The Glenwood post., 1914-10-10

paper Offices vhea they have eecasisa
to obtain printing Of any kinl. fhsss
y every reason Why the candidates
should adopt this course AID net o.s
why they should patronixe What some
of the publishers term "eu,bstone
printers. 1t is not matter Of do.
lars and eents-nerely an seknovledgs-
ment of the appreciation Of e1orts
made in behalf Of those who seek the
suffrage of the voters.-Rihe Telegram.
Secretaries Bryan and Lane are
soon to be here to tell US Why We
should keep the Democratic party in
power. If Secretaries Bryan and Lane
viii explain how it Asppens their party
in Colorado is now controlled by su
element that asked the people to take
up arms against the regular eonstitu-
ted suthorisy, and how it happens thar
their party failed to say . word about
their Democratic governor who sought
to maintain law and order, We will be
thankful.-Pueblo Chieftsin.
The Courier wishes it distinctly IN
derstood that it does not indorse the
statements set forth in the United
Mine Workers advertisements tina.
have been running in its columns; The
copy for these advertisements comes
from . responsible agency in Denver
with which the Courier has dealings.
and one that came first WAS unob
jeetionable. Since then the copy has
been filed with lies and misstatements
of the rankest kind, the object being
to create public sentiment in favor Of
the murderous gang in control of the
United Mine Workers campaign. The
Courier has been the victim of mean,
lOw-lived deception, but will not be
caught again.-FOrt Collins Courier.
In the interest of Edwin Brakes
for nomination for secretary
of state, letters were sent to Fremont
Las Animas and Huerfano county
Democrats telling them that Miss
Agnes O'Qsy, who has also . csndi-
date for the same nomination. Was in
fset N snploye of the. RAhawin.Rsats
Detective agency. Holy cstsi And
this man Brake expects the people Of
Colorado to elect him to Office, this
man whose name should never be meo-
toned in the same breath with that
Of the young woman whom he and his
friends maligned.-Boulder Herald.
While the Maine, election returns
show a Republican gain of l4O per
cent. over the Taft vote and a Demo
ratio gain of Is per cent, over the
Wilson vote of two years ago, they
how progressive loss of 63 per cent.
The trend of PrOgressiveism, it ap-
,ears, was not toward the Democracy |
nut toward the Republican party from
which the PrOgressives parted for a
'rief period. The increase of Demo-
ratio votes is significant, as Mr.. Will
on did we'll in Maine two years ago.
iowever, Maine is naturally Repub-
lean and cannot be safely counted or
" the Democrats in = pinch. Colonel
went to Maine to stump
BOULDER Camera
For many years merchants in coun-
ry towns have been passing out line
# bunk about mail order houses and
he class of citizens who patronize
hem, If catalogue houses have been
uceessful, it has been through sdver-
Using and all the country merchant
las to do to Offset it and get the bust
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for the country merchant
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