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The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03
uNpRmc1p1EsD cRrr1cnsal

THE Denver Post article which it tried hard to make
ional last night published what purpored to be expose
National
responsibility pOrable the
of Governor Carlson.
another illustration Of dsgruntled
whole During the campaign the Post supported Gov
evenhour of enthusiasm because the
selfish publishers of the Denver
Carlson with the people and certain
lof election
Tam and Bon evidently thought they pums ahead if
they supported Carlson and besides it's always best for big
paper to be on the side of the people
when Carlson failed the crack OF their
whip after election when he proved that the great
ard all powerful Post the Big Brother of Denver and WouldBe
of all Colorado could dictate him. the aforesaid Post
peevd and has been evdencng its pevshness by all
of attack and hndnce of the and the administers
ltion.
Whatever be the true conditions of the National Guard
dgrace charge them to Governor Carlson
for the organization of the guard effect long before he
elected The guard Investigated last November and the
the hands of Governor Carlson He considering this
when the he will take such action a. his
best judgment dictates and bursts Of yellow journalism
ever influence hm-Fort Collins Courier
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The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03

THE NEWSPAPERS this land turned their batteries
Georgia and that getting much undesirable advertising
public led because Governor Saytor
the life believed be innocent at least
guilt question and rabid
threatened the life citizens of the state
awess remember too we'll the the at
tackled
press facilities the men who inspiring
disorder the ills which afflicted laid to the lawful
men There general tendency Of commenting things
with insufficient information read Of something in the
and possibly and
does accord with conclusion contrary to those
which actually exist The impuous Colora
Ido know is of awenes though did have
small that enforce its demands through
methods and sought end by malgnng the COVER
and others who demanding the enforcement of the
I'VE doubt much indeed aWle element Georgia consti
the Of the people Surely the
fright minded well meaning people q that state must be standing
Isquarely back Of their governor-Bealdef NewA
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03

his life Tie ughters to As ef the
took the body Of tsiv esther and decent sshre
spurnd their Aer that of dag and forced the
county to bury i the potter field.
convict in the penitenary hanged by the
until dead and develops that during all his efforts
liberty extremity
ssance financial or otherwise from his father
a Price, Utah. who in Garfield county
the killing his wife, of the points
turned the
and and doing absolutely spurned he:
children the evidently taking the view that the
jealousy therefore irresponsible
upon contemplate hes
that cruel taskmaster
and happiness only clean and vrtuOus life
each IS part
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03

FRIDAY night Harry Hen, young bandit and murder,
hanged in the Canon City penentiay Friday afterno
his fellow and to boys general
IS crudey written message, but in its forms powerf
arnng and repntng that doomed here
Ito all the boys in Canon City:
'My life has only been life of misery and sin. Why!
Because l chose of crime and sin
You all know there is happiness in life call
having good time Why!
Because you boys all in ain you! And the honest
out Be sensible and don't out of here with
impression that the world you living because
don't, but ~ ews tie world something
And more than that you own loved ones some
thing and lastly you yourself something.
So you see, my friends that is all your side Take
advice of who knows who facing eternity and
change your life this day How! There only
way. Get the right side of God
"'Come unto me, ye who heavy laden and will
give you rest
Heavy laden with whati With SIM
'He also Whosoever believes in His name shall
not perish, but have everlasting life
"Does that mean John Dickg No. it means Whose
will
''You, and everybody who will accept His love-
His love is always waiting for you to accept it.
Ths boys, is my last advce and prayer is that it
may you good Good bye and God bless ALL
s.a HARRY E. HILIIEN.''
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03
A GOOD BR0THER

CONGRESSMAN Lawrence Casey of Pennsylvania makes public
- that he will recommend the of his
of Wlkebarre conueds defense
saying she the best brother that ved Well that
that been thus far with the
administration witness the appointment of Byans
sonnaw McAdoos Tumulty brother Daniels
Secretary Wilson's daughter and others enough
conspicuous
who "The best that ever lived"
WISE merchant who has the best who knows he has
goods does hesitate
public That is legitimate advertising and always brings resute
fellow inferior article refrain advertising
modesy if he chooses call that the fact
that good advertising positive
-Debeque New Era.
TON JOHN RAME secretary of showing the people
kind of o.e that the
e johnny conducting clean business in his Office
by Pearce DemocratAlamosa
Leader.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03
FnlnEss VERY DEsRABLE


city of state has ample opportunity to
that rmnes desirable and requisite The
authority shows that he devoid of fmness that
minute he has shown himself lacking the force and ability which
lie should possess.
years ago Colorado cursed with miners strike which
the proportions industrial manned by
murderous and other desperado
# that lk whose the consisted their ability
he and thus themselves their jobs and the big
salaries they demanding To them life property
othng only they could support principle their
principle legitimate murder and destroy their
they did bow the knee and bare the neck the
Meyer Haywood dictation yoke
Colorado that having
reasonable fmness and when this
foreign nteropng dnamiters through with Jim Pea
body glad withdraw their dirty from the
and other fields for the promugaon of trouble leaving Colo
RADIO to enjoy herself in peace and prosperity
About element ROatne the fact
they thought had elected favor their
na sought plunge the another reign of
and disorder The geneman instincts Of Governor Ammons and
his frmness enabled the Lawson gang of
audng outlaws plunge the into condition Of which
hundreds of thousands of dollars human lives the
of much property made the Of federal troops
before order restored brought that
has proved damage
could checked the bulk this trouble the degree
tirmness in the beginning
Recently of the element Genwood sought feel
out the city government it cowardy and
peey lacking fness of its predecessors
They sought Mayor Thoon and told him other officials
willing wink the other has often been done and they
had always been and his friends would he just please
while they violated the which Thorson and
his associates have uphod Well what happened? Thor
simply exhibited little fmness ard showed these fellows that
his backbone the right place. nothing doing All that
needed conscientious regard for his official oath and
degree of frmnes enable him administer his office like
a real mayor
thousand employees
city Chicago Traffic blocked the streets
the point suffering business paaZed with the
probability drawn struggle and bloodshed and
suffering result What happened Mayor Thompson called to
representatives the and OF the
and begged them the of the general public
strike peaceab But each insisted full poun
refused yield And then asserting that quality OF
making good Thompson
his office and insisted that at least temporary
should reached before the parties allowed
depart suspected usual neither side
each side to the controversy appoint
appoint third the three to finally
plan that would bind both parties and that pending
gotatons the strike should be called off.
pareyng the bgeren parties agreed Mayor
wheels began and
suffering averted and thousands of people
firmnes It's great qualification
thing call frmn and it's badly needed in mayors gov
ernors and all other public officials in authority
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THE SEAMY SIDE
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03

Ut HIS time to talk politics. shout Democratic leaders
who desire foreign situation evade discussion
legislation Then these leaders
proceed letter local asking for
public President Wilson his policies
Possibly few Republicans will be deued the notion that
this above taking partisan advantage Incl
dent situation
small This undoubtedly the psychological sound public
of the Wilson for sympathy has
tempered crafty
enough partisan ChronicleNews
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The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03
WHERE u YOUR GIRL ros1oHf7

DUN of persons Your girl is liable be
N by the girl of neghbor Ruin should be kept
mind does overtake for not behind but before
There highways plainly marked and only those who
travel by the road that leads who reach They
meet the destructive thing they will find So is
mprnen to ask where their daughters tonight
The filled
of aughter of the rich and daughter of the One moth
res and the other aheres if the ghtfu guardian had
where each night and had that she
place. there would homes
where there something different girl of the
possessions the world she should be guarded
kings chamberlain guards jewels Those baubes
sparkling
public dance halls where greedy fingers may ch hemPhlade
|phia Ledger.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03
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VDENILY The railroads of COLORADO have decided soee1s to
the ruling Of the Public Utilities eonasio. regard
reduction Of throughout the state In
considerable reduction been made while in other poFtioas
of the state the change has been but slight.
Genwood Springs Junction the has been
reduced five mile and this difference, is
will these points
One of the innovations of the ruling is what known
family mileage book which all members of the family
residing under roof the mileage book The rail
have always opposed this the the ground that
opened the fraud and that mileage book would be armet
out the neghbOrhOOd.
The Public Utilities commission however, has pledged itself to
regarding the issuance of these
books and will join hands with the railroads prosecuting
guilty the book The changes under the
of instances, and consd
cradle reduction tariff has been believed that the
considerably stimulate travel and will be inter
ng whether this the fact after reasonable trial
has been given the plan.
VXlE HAVE repeatedly compmened the weeks
w article the road around Lacy HILL
Some kind declare that the best and most
conditions that has found into
Be that know that just
when that article written for better road be-
here and New Castle We have been asked several times what
be done regard better Lacy hill roadi Frankly do
that will have much better
present Whether will the hill around
where should not able to We wish able
enghen We asked friend the
the around the hill brought anything
that the commissioners claim that they tried
best build that road before the convict moved
from that locality they found impossible they do
feel enthusiastic especially the
ready build around the hill will be sufficient make
improvement in the road 1t that
owning horse buggy automobile
farm anywhere that hill would be greatly benefited by road
built around the hA We much in favor Of the overhe hill
proposition but will it in preference
1.-THE present abomnation
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03
IN SHADOW OF GALLOWS

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The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03
TALKING POLITICS

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
(Sortlebune foIst.)
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lidfeiten. 3u BADEN in allen Mpot5e:
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07

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gen terltebt ipie ou, Der oarf i'm
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es aetan bate.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-05-27

With revival Of everything else of the
olden time, it is refreshing to learn that the
old-fashloned dances are on the way back.
Indicted bankers usually have enough of
other peoples money sticking to their hands,
to make it not difficult to make bond" in
almost any sum.
"Dern" used to be considered sort Of lady
like substitute for damn" and that German
official was named "Durnburg"-O finish this
to suit yourself,
Georgia's plain horse oat crop this year
promises to be whaclzing big one, and the
man wildcat crop is also giving signs Of
heftlness, according to the newspapers.
If circus stunts will help any, Italy ought
to be able to do thing or two to Germany
If she goes to war Judging from the pictures
we are seeing of the Italian cavalry.
y
A dry goods store ad suggests that one
wear "this hat and smile" and If t!1e po->
lice wouldn't interfere, many business man,
sWeltering in the cities, would like to follow
the advice.
circles, means that dry-rot is beginning to be
recognized, wherever it appears and prestige
Is not going to count, unless the owner of it is
also able to "deliver the goods"
Tt isn't bad idea to agitate little more
along the line of "on which side of the
hyphen" are the German Americans, the
1r1sh-Amerlcans, and the rest Of the hybred
lot of near-citizens who seem to be in too large
number In this country.
Man writer asks if women realize how much
junk they gather, and suggests they move
once, to learn; and more than one woman
realizes that her husband is the biggest piece
Of junk she possesses, and only the under
taker can move him.
How times change; it used to be that in
"difficulties" the colored brother and sister
were content with razors. A coroner's jury
has just sat- on negro who "came to his
death by wounds inflicted with table fork
IN self-defense by decea9ed's wife,"
The coming session of the Georgia Legisla
ture promises to be lively one 1t is to con-
slider: woman suffrage, insurance commission
ers' appointments, compulsory education, all
of which will consume the usual amount of
gas.
We cry, "Peace" We have ANDY Carne-
gie's "Peace Foundations" we help support
the "Peace Court" at The Hague, in Holland
and then we give twenty thousand dollars
to the man who sinks q submarine. with all
hands on board, and we decorate a man who
killed eight men in eight minutes. We are
a great people-sure!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-05-27

Know why it is the emery Month of May 2"
Five pay days in it-that's why.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-05-27

You can't beat our brand of civilization:
ain "Americanized" Chinaman and his Chinese
wife had row "allee samee Mclean man."
and he chased her with the bread knife. get
ting in a slash or two. Policeman took the
woman to the hospital, and the man to Jail.
Wife refused to make complaint, the China
man went to the hospital to see her. they
kissed and made up Gin Chinese) and maybe
they'll live happy forever after.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-16
Cluster Lights For New
Shimmel School Grounds

Electric cluster light standards OF
the kind used in the commercial dis
trict will be placed at the corners of
the new Shimmell school building plot.
The school board Let the contract for
placing the five-globe clusters to the
Harrisburg Light and Power company
for $50.
The board referred to NJ. w. Jacobs,
the boards solicitor, for collection,
the bills of Riverside and other he'll
dren, who will have to pay for tuition
in local schools. the same as out-of-
town residents. The directors decided
a scholars residence shall be estab-
lished at the parental home and not
where the pupil lodges or stays tenn
porarily while attending school. &.
The board gave John w. Emory,
contractor. who is building the new
Shimmell school, an additional con-
tract for finishing three more rooms
at a cost of $2097. Charles Hartwick
will plant forty eight maple trees at
the same building. DIR. f. E. Downes,
superintendent of schools was in
structed TO report upon the advisable
ity of establishing a central domestic
science school in the former Central
High annex. Tuesday the schools
will be closed in observance of Inaug-
uration Day
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-16
Young Tubercular Suspect
Suddenly Leaves Almshouse
Ward to Enter u. S. Army

In accordance with a request of the
State tuberculosis dispensary a few
days ago the poor directors admitted a
16-year-old boy for detention to the
tubercular ward of the county aims
house. He was a big husky youth
and the officials at the almshouse Won
dered thereat at the time.
Monday, January l, he was admit
ted: Thursday, January IA. he sud-
denly left the almshouse ward. No
means OF holding the suspects are pro-
vided for the alsmhouse authorities
ana they let him go.
To-day John p. Guyer. the clerk to
the poor board, got notice that the
same youth had enlisted in the United
States Army.
At the local recruiting headquarters
it was explained that the boy had al
ready been sent to Fort Slocum after
the preliminary physical examination
here and that if he had tubercular
trouble this would likely have been
discovered when he was inspected by
Uncle Sans medical examiner at the
fort
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-16
MOTORCYCLE NOTES

Application for membership in the
+. A. NJ has Just been received from
victor Welsford, Durham. South Africa,
and he has been issued membership
card, 81 ,103.
About seventy members and friends
of the Bay State Motorcycle Club OF
Boston Mass. participated in the an
nuai Fall run. to the clubs summer
camp at Canobis Lake. \ chicken DIM
ner greeted the riders on their arrival
al the camp.
A motorcycle club has been formed at
Mason City Ia, with twenty-five char
ter members.
Two new motorcycle clubs have Just
been affiliated with the f. \. M.-the
Grand Forks, IN. d. Motorcycle Club
with seventeen members, and the Bot
tineau (N. d. Motorcycle Club, with
twenty members
Both Detroit and Grand Rapids are
asking for the 1915 Michigan state j..
A. NJ. convention.
About forty motorcyclists, including
half dozen women riders. took part
in the annual New York Day Run of
the New Jersey Motorcycle Club to
German Valley.
Two motorcycles have been added to
the police department of Butte, Mont.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-16
COMPANY ONLY GOOD
FEATURE Of SHADOW
Even Miss Barrymore's Ability
Could Not Wholly Save Play
From Becoming Tiresome

Ethel Barrymore and very capable
company presented in a clean-cut,
polished manner The Shadow" be-
fore an audience that filled to over
flowing the Majestic Theater last even
ing. The cast was without exception
excellent. The play was also without
exception, rotten. Rotten, indeed, in
more sense than one. 1t has been a
long time since such a dose of SER
slush and morbid imaginings has been
administered to a Harrisburg audience
that has come not for a heart depres-
ser, but for a tonic of the kind that
Miss Barrymore ordinarily prescribes
are supposed to attend the theater for
relief from brain flag.
One wonders whether the actress
dug up the piece, or what prompted
her to adopt it. Certainly her own
happy married life and motherh ood
could not have entered into the selec-
tion nor would one imagine that she
chose it with the thought that it would
permit her to shine after the manner
in which we have been accustomed to
seeing her adorn the stage The only
thing about the show to admire was
the well-sustained acting, but the ef-
feet produced by no means justified
the actress for the strain the part un-
questionahly entails.
Inc plot deals with the Wlte OIL an
artist brought miraculously back to
health and beauty after six years of
what was believed to be permanent
illness, only to find her husband the
father of a two-year-old baby, the
mother of which is a divorced woman
and whom the man wants to make
his wife, if wife No will divorce him.
This she finally does, in q measure
for the play ends with what looks
suspiciously like a bargain whereby
hubby may share his affections when
one or other of the two women be-
come tiresome to him. Altogether, il
is about as bad and as sad a play as
one might witness in a decade of the
atergoing and it is to be hoped that
Miss Barrymore becomes as tired of il
soon as her audience did before the
final fall of the curtain last night.
MAN ROBERTSON