The Glenwood post., 1915-07-31

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Colorado has much to see Ths
loaser you look, the more you will be
impressed.
However, there are = few things
prominent and dramatic in some land
seapes which you will not find in Colo
Fade.
Yop will not and q cyclone.
Yeu will Aot find an earthquake
You viii not finA suA-stFOke
You will net fad hot nights.
fAsss PAs3oaeaa, the records of Col
orado do not show.
So, if you are looking for that kinl
Of troabls and excitement do not come
to Colorado.-CenAerci
xoaGt - LAagAAoe
Here's to laughter, the sunshine of
the soul, the happiness of the heart,
the lsaven Of youth, the privilege Of
the poor, the bread of the cup of
pleasure; it dispsls dejeetion, banishes
blues aad nangles melancholy; for it's
the foe of woe, the destroyer of de-
preston, the enemy Of grief; it is
what kinss envy in the poor, the guilty
envy i. the innocent, it's the sheen On
the silver smiles, the ripples ON the
waters delight; the CLINT Of the soli
Of sladasss; viths1t it huner would
, be dump, Wit would wither, dimple'
would shFivsl, for it's . glow Of .
clean eo.seisses, tie vsiee Of pure
soul, the birth cry Of nirth, the swan
song of sadlsss.
New 1sss 1sso Hse Hussas
Pueblo's lsst wsnaa's rest room in
q public park will be opened Sunday
morning. The rest room il situated in
Mineral Palace park and was complet'
ed yesterday. Contraetofs have bssa
working on the structure for the past
two months.
The new rest room il quite complete.
1t is . two story structure. On the
ground floor, = reading room, we'll fur
uished will be installed by the city
commissioners. Periodicals will be in
the reading room for the use Of the
occupants.
In the second story lavsteries, wash
basins, and drinking fountains have
been installed. The new rest room -
the first one in the public park in the
city to bs fully equipped With sewer
connections. 1t was made from the old
green house at the park. At the time
the greenhouse was moved the city
commissioners decided to leave the
, front part for use ~ the rest room.
Work was begun immediately.-Puebao
Chieftain.
100000 XAnsans Never 8ew Saloons
There are half . million boys AMI
girls in Kansas who never saw q saloon,
according to the statement of Cover
nor Capper of that state in speech
which he delivered on the steps Of the
Kansas building at the Panama Expo
sition. The occasion being the cele-
bration of Kansas Day.
''If it is good to live in Kansas it
is because the people of Kansas have
made it SO" he said. Kansas people
have never lodged difficulty nor re-
fused to face an issue. Kansas is now
good place in which to live, largely
because, thirty years ago, We dared
20 make the open saloon an outlaw,
because We were not afraid to attack
a curse as ancient as human history
and put it from US forever.
81 am immensely proud of the fact
that Kansas has half \ million boys
and girls who never saw an open sa'
loon And now that national proht'
bition and world wide prohibition arc
coming just as surely as tomorrow
sunrise. Kansas has done, is doing and
Will do more to bring this great bles-
sing about than any other state. -
Gypsum Democrat.
VaeaAAoA
Congressman Ed T. Taylor passed
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