The Glenwood post., 1915-08-28
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NNohtAnuNN AAoh PdSt tHOl
For ages past We have been blami g
Adam for all our troubles with women,
but now comes the announcement by
DR.. Steven Langdon, that an old Sum
erian theology written before the DAYS
of Abraham places the blame on Noah
as he ate the forbidden fruit and ever
since humanity has been afflicted with
toothache, stomaehitis and eorus. Now
what do you Noah about that.-Wig
gins Courier.
Permits to the number of Il we've
issued up to August l under the pro-
visions Of the ) acre summer homestea
law, which went into effect on March
z. The sites selected are for the. most
part along the Platte canon and in the
Woodland Park district of the Pike 5
Peak region. Others are in the viciI-
ity of Durango, in southwestern Colo
IadO, and in the region to the west Of
Fort Collins. Many of the permits
have been issued to school teachers and
others of moderate means-Rifle Tele-
gram.
1t was stated that Harry X. Thaw
passed through Gypsum Saturday morn
ing. Well, what of it. He is only one
of many who are only relics of fast
life. He never did any good for him
self or anyone else. His living has
never made the world, better, either
spiritually, mentally or morally. If he
ever was of any benefit to the world
it was when he killed Stanford White,
one OF his own kind. The sooner such
degenerates are out of the way the
better off the world will be.-Gypsu,n
Democrat.
For years we kicked on the slow
process of issuing patents on home
stead land Cases could be cited where
six or eight years had gone by after
good final proof had been made and
still no patent was issued. Now the
land office claims that patents are gen
orally issued within four weeks after
proof is made We know it is much
better than in years gone by. We get
very little in this world that we do not
ask for. If there is something wrong
point it out, and if enough do it and
keep on protesting change is sure TO
be made, if public matter.-Gypsum
Democrat.
John Williams, who is charged with
robbing the postoffice at Eagle, Colo
Wednesday night, was brought to the
city early yesterday morning and taken
before Commissioner Joseph Quinn. He
was brought here by Deputy U. 5.
Marshal McClurg and at a. IN. Quinn,
who had been aroused from his slum
bers, had placed the under $500
bond which was not furnished and he
was taken to Denver on an early mora
ing train. The man had forced open
the safe and cash drawers and had Sc
cured no money. He had S. in stamps
on his person when arrested.-Grand
Junction News.
We hear it said every day that
"there is no money to be made in
milking cows We wish those who
talk that way would explain to us why
it is that dairy locality is always one
of good buildings, fertile farms and
prosperous surroundings. Go to the
stockyards on shipping day! Who Is
it that brings in the best and smooth
est hogs! Who is it that does not have
. store bill! who has good credit at
the bank and, more often. than not, IS
not in need of credit but has money
in the bank to lend to his neighbors?
/ think the answer will be, the dairy
man.-Western Farm Life.
We notice by late issue of the
New Castle Democrat that that paper
is much peeved at the game wardens
of White river for rigidly enforcing
the game laws. Sure, the wardens are
enforcing the game laws, and our
"hungry ]. PSI as the Democrat
calls our justices, are imposing mini
mum fines on nosebag' tourists;
but crouch like the Democrat s is liza
BILE to call for the maximum assess
ment against such tourists, in the fu-
ture. In the meantime, the Democrat
should warn its constituents to the end
that they may not run afoul of our