The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19

iassrAakss Mr.. 6eAsAesAssn 80 e
the lsspest lana baroas ef Re 1ianes
county, asa ue are prepared - "ift
eur lido to J0ha next tins he cones
to town.-Neeker Herald.
There have bsea several chances fas
another Lnsitsais horror, but ue No.
tice there haven't Aess any repeti-
tions Of it. That for the present aad
because we> have NO other, seems to be
the best answer to the question, "What
i Germany going to do about itl"
Our opinion is that Germany has de-
eided that the Uaitsd States ease
against her Is too strong for her 10 re-
peat that awfsl example to the nations
Of what Was done by one nation ten
pOrarily inssne.-Boulder Camera.
We don't wish to seen proud nor
guilty Of the indeliesey Of parading our
private saairs before our friends, but
we cannot resist the pleasure of putting
in cold print an expression of our gra&-
ification over the state of our finances
During the middle Of last summer We
owed some friends in Europe $780,,
100000. We paid that OF and now
these same friends owe Us $500, ,OOO, 900.
Congratulate Us, friends! Got iti o,
yes, we've got it. We keep it in New
YOrk.-BOulder Camera.
X. II. Paxton was down from the
Gray Eagle = few days ago. In con-
versation with = reporter Of the Demo
erat he stated that the last cab shipped
ran close to $40 per ton. The ore is
getting richer ~ they go in and from
now ON he does not expect to make
any shipment thst will 60 less than 10.
John Smith is doing good work on the
machine and if the present stride keeps
up Paxton will be able to ship at least
one car . month. The cars usually run
about twenty five tons.-New Castle
Democrat.
A. L. Resm, W. 8. Stringham and A.
d. Kenyon of Denver came in Sunday
and went to Hahn . Peak to attend to
matters in connection with the Bed
Rock Gold Dredging company. They
returned yesterday afternoon and left
for home this morning. They are en-
deavoring to straighten out the Affairs
Of the dredging company, which last
year installed one Of the modern gold
boats in Ways gulch, but got into fl
nancial difficulties before they could
operate. The company was placed in
the hands Of . receiver and numerous
liens were filed against the property
The gentlemen who have just visited
here expect to straishten out the diff
cuities and plaee the dredge in opera
tion.-steambost Pilot.
That society is frequently called
upon to protect = crook in disguise has
been demonstrated in Colorado more
than once in the last few months.
Montrose is having its troubles with .
creamery man who victimized its peo-
pie out Of thousands; Grand Junction
has just received another financial
shock from the Udlock Investment Co.,
besides the bank failure Of year ago;
Pueblo is now paralysed over ths
Slaughter incident, that gentleman
having escaped with 100000, it is
charged by the federal officers. News
papers in . local community are often
backward about fulfilling their duty to
their readers by keeping. quiet about
suspicious transactions until it il to,
late.-Delta County Tribune.
Over in the Democratic city of Wav-
erly, Iowa, which is the capitol city of
the Democratic county Of Brener, there
is . beet sugar factory that cost $780,
600. It was built whea the Mckinley
Dingiey protective tariff was on the
books. Seven hundred farmers u ma
jority Of them Democrats, became It's
patrons. The factory prospered, 30 did
the beet growing farmers. But q FREQ
trade law which ruins home industries
was enacted some months ago and
shortly afterwards the factory closed |
its doors. Wonder Of those farmers \
arc shouting for free trade nowi Blu. |
they shouldn't complain. They are
getting exactly what free trade Rives |
the workingmen. Shout, ye Democrats,
shouut.-Ex.