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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-03
First March l3-Last June s, 1915.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the con-
ditions OF q certain mortgage, dated
January 16, 1914, executed BY Joseph
Coyer and Mary L. Coyer, his wife, a.
husband and wife, Of the Village Of
Pinconning. Bay County, Michigan,
mortgagors, to the Citizens State Saw
ings Bank, Of Pinconning, Bay County,
Michigan, mortgage, which mortgage
was recorded in the Office Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds for Baraga County, Mich
igan, on January IS, 1914, in Liber 10
Of Mortgages on page $50. on which
said mortgage the statutory mortgage
tax was duly paid, which said mort
gage was on date Of February is, 1916,
duly assigned by said mortgages to
Ernest M. Slade and William ]. Allor.
Of the Village Of Pinconning, Bay Coun-
ty, Michigan, by instrument Of assign
ment recorded on February q, 1916. In
Liber IL Of Mortgages on page "a, In
the Office Of said Register OF Deeds,
which said mortgage was due and pay
able in full on January is. 1915, and Il
therefore now past due and payable,
whereby the whole amount due under
said mortgage has become due and
payable according to its terms, and the
power Of sale contained In said mort
gage has become operative, and where
a. there ID claimed to be due and pay
able on said mortgage ut the date here
Of the sum Of Five Hundred ($5OO. 00)
Dollars Of principal. together with For
ty (S40.00) Dollars Of interest, to
which IL to be added the attorney fee
OF Fifteen Dollars ($16.0O allowed by
law.
Now, therefore. notice 10 hereby Civ
en- that said mortgage viii be fore
closed by the sale Of the premises
therein described ct public auction at
the front door Of the Court House In
the Village Of L. nss, Barags County,
Michigan, that being the building IN
whi(h the Circuit Court for sid Coun-
~ Of Barags b hold, On the 18th day
Of June. 1915. at ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon Of aaid day. The premises
referred 70 are situate n the Township
Of Barags. Baraga County. Michigan,
ard IN said mortgage are described q
follows The North Oue-half az OF
the Northwest Quarter az Of section
Thirteen (l3) Township Eifty-one f61).
North Of Range Thlrty-four (3l) West.
Dated March 5. 1916.
Ea1gu9f II. SLADu.
WILLIAM J. ALOE,
Aeelgnses Of Mortgage,
Pineonning, Michigan.
GnBBkr W. HAND.
Aeserpsy fsr ncstgsgss.
Bay City, Michigan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-03

Regents of the University Julius E.
Bsal, Ann Arbor, and Frank B. Leland.
Detroit.
Justices Of the Supreme Court Flaw
Jus L. Brooke. Detroit, and Aaron ".
McAlvay. Msnistee.
Members Of the State Board Of Agri-
culture H. Wallace, Saginaw. and
l.. Roy Waterbury. Highland.
Member Of the Stste Board Of Edu-
cation -F. A. Jeffers, Painesdale.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Frank l.. Keller, Lansing.
County Commissioner Of Schools -Syl-
vester o. Clinton.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-03
ARE QUICK TO HEAL
MODERN suLLErs MORE HUMANE
THAN THOSE or THE PAST.
Soldiers Are Not Long Abssnt From
the Front Even When They
Would BE Considered Quits
Seriously injured.

The bullet covered with hard nickel
now In use makes the surgeons task
very simple. a. rule. Formerly,
when large bullets Of soft lead were
used. the soldiers lot was not . very
happy one. These often broke up In
side the body. shattered bones. and
frequently remained embedded in the
muscles, bones and other parts.
The result was slow-healing. tester
Ing wounds which kept the soldier III
Tor long time. The modern long,
slender bullet generally passes through
the body without doing any vital I'm
Jury. Even when'it goes through the
Intestine. the stomach. the kidney.
etc.. the wound closes up without any
very serious after-conseQuences A
good deal. however. depends on cir
cumstances. II the soldiers stomach
b empty-as II generally ID In bat
tle-so much the better for him when
he gets q bullet through II.
When he Is tired and half starving.
however. the shock IL very great. and
he may become utterly helpless from
slight wound. A curious fact. dificult
to explain. II that q bullet fred at
range Of 800 to 600 yards has more
penetrating power than one fred at
range under or over that distance.
In the former case It passes through
the bone without doing very much
damage: in the latter It skaters the
bone and makes recovery slow. A
ricocheting bullet causes very bad
wound rs rule. Small as It Is. II q
bullet strikes large bone. like the
hip. 1t gives q blow like that Of q
crowbar.
We are hearing a great deal about
dum-dum bullets in this. as in all wars.
both parties making charges against
one another. The probability is that
neither side is using them. The bullet
now in use consists of a core Of lead
covered with a hard nickel case.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-03
chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

From small beginning the sale and
use Of this remedy has extended to all
parts Of the United States and to many
foreign countries. When you have
need of such medicine give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy a trial and you
will understand why it has become 60
popular for coughs, colds and Group.
For sale by the Superior Pharmacy,
L'Anse and Axel Erickson, Skanee. adv
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-03
Beware Of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury

- mercury win surely destroy the 1870
81 smell and completely derangs The
whole system when entering y msUsyn
the mucous surfaces: such ars,csss ss sscse
ron reputable physisisn:: :: NE &C.
q. pcssibly derive from scsn,t them ~ sns
CSs1cy = Co, Toledo. o.. ccntaaug 10
msrcs,ry. ana u taken internaIiy. actine
directiy upon the blood ana mucous ~
faces Of the system: IN pvy' ~ a as...,.
Inc. Il 4 taken internelly ana meoS ~
Toledo, Ohio. b. y. ,. Cheney = Co Tss-
s! s.I: ss 1 s:; !. :: e. ss;':
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-03
L'Anse Township Board Proceedings.
OFFICIAL.

Annual meeting of the township
board Of the township Of L'Anse was
held in the clerks Office Tuesday
March %, A. d. 1915. There
were present Supervisor Andrew Johr-
son, Justices Of the Peace John
Campbell and John Nyman and Clerk
Octave Seavoy.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
On motion and support the following
bills were allowed by the vote follow
ing:
Road Repair.
VIM. HOMER. l day Patrick road 2 co
Jonathan Baker, II day shovel.
ing snow $50
Joe Bouchey, 8 days team snow
pillow Is co
VIM. Owen, 1 day snow plow 200
Geo. Pine, 8 days shoyeling snow 6 90
Nelson Pennock, 1 day shoveling
snow 100
Matt Egerer. 3 days team s.plow 1890
Taurus Larson, 8 days team
snow pillow 4. Is 90
VIM. Tollefson, 8 days 8. plow. 6 90
Joe Bouchey, l day team snow
plow y1 500
Matt Egerer, 1 day team 8. pillow 8 CO
VIM. Tollefson. 1 day team snow
plow 800
Wesley Blaker. taking care Of
trough 500
Chas. johnson, taking care Of
trough 500
r. Brennan, supplies Gas
General Fund.
II. A. Brennan, consultation to
township treasurer 10 90
Martin Voetscb. recording deed / rs
J. H. Shuts, township seal and
registration book, .Prec. 8 387,
1Sha, Campbe'A. . I'D. meetings. 8 90
John Nyman. 8 I'D. meetings 80. z 80
Ayes-Johnson. Campbell, Nyman
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-03
Ills hopoy.

II can say this much for Dobson-
you never see him wasting his time In
a foolish argument"
That's because Dobson takes no in
terest in the subjects most men argue
about. Just wait until somebody
comes along and tackles him on the
subject Of Egyptology. Then you'll
hear an argument that will make poll
tics. religion and the war in Europe
pale into utter insignificance."
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-03

But She Didn't Mean Il That Way.
Madam. am visiting the rural dis
tricts in the interests of diversified
ton. Have you hog on the placer"
You'll find my husband out In the
barn"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08
Texas Press


Tfsaa h. ~ be congratulated upun
effective ienisiaftn InotlnR ~ me
4HrpfcsaiDn ~ loan sharks Who 10 no
frN yeats aap fknfisl mpfo fhan
fhrlf p4lnd ~ resh q. unfortunate
victims who bteaHe sntsnriea in their
mfshss a efiisf boz the Dallas IBIS.
patch ralis attention ~ inr faet thar
effective lfKlaiafl0n has practically
auppf,aHsd the ucfhuDua activities ~
THESE nhfiDchs 30 MAT they age Unahie
90 fuif Vloiiina Nhu euunli nj fhe courts
foe tns pratrtiieN which the law en-.
ifnfs them anh which iba courts at.
,i.aead ip Hfahi them. The fssuit d.
fhHi fhs only prrrnus ups suusuuH
iiUm tho akAtiauons ~ hWlrss ana
cDrs lfnrelUaa loan sharks ATE ihatsr
Wna a. mot invoke the protection ~
lhaf intended ~ fhsir nrnont
pfiUt tu ihs .uaeimrht % Drastic
lhWH punniinr uHuH There we're aeY-
Nrfl eomlHnlcH 0peAunp lpan offices
n linuaf 90 thn cities ahH fpNnH iN
Istas ffiiu enirh fNff frHpfn a firn
hHfesrf in arfonlatins uinn fhe dire
nerfssliiaa Hu1 SORROWS IT thY puar
fadff fhr nuniheI af such establish b
meufa STE few ln fumpntisau win
tnass which existed in The recent past
luI these hnte constantly the f,ar ~
npmeuuen usfIfa them Nhiah mate
nauY reduces lhslf uppuruulilsa fnr
faiilina CUSTOMERS any one ~ whom
msF SD ihe marh.natF pf 900. iaw iatS
operation against ihnm si ans tins.
astsrHi rHuputinH ~ lnn agencies
nave uteu driven auf 10 the Stale hi
fhr severity ~ iur penalties prescribed
ans aafufrsd fUr thT sfarfi1n pf uanf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08

Announcement that StfnffHts VIII Ne
ufrfeHtn as commander sf AfAtamur-
sa PSI EuHsnlo tupra comics as Tho
ufat evidence ihht Chfpuh han aigcn
inv confederation to tho hrriet war
Hrs Boo she urlwntyilio country ~ d.
ia hv hpred in4t me latter wiz sue
seed lu puttug a stop fN falia across
fhs naa hf MDsi,an untawa
Nalffato repeatedly diselaimfd ppr.
nflpHuna and asserted frequently that
nt Nna mRkina Au effort Co suppress
Iif aNleas eicmeni 500 truNorg unAef
ha eemm1nd And BE- wnH Nanfnaie
who snNgcateA tp Funston mat the dia.
CRITTERS Wunll Dee discontinued 10 feNas
rangers and American officers we're
wlfhdnwn frum hntdcf duty iht VA.
fufffis hidnt WppfrHH The hWieea olc
Wtnf NreutlrF m carfHnFA territory
nuf ali ht autrert in kerptnN NeNiVRna
lpm trims arrnaa the ilne after ths
rsths mnuers Wtrr Withdrawn FROM
hoiiigr iuiN
Asa matter nf nrt Nafarraiv's ain
tilgs was hiNaAt Wirstiuned and mel
Ihnf United states uunrs nor Amrrl
f,n riuaent phcsd any confidence M
itnsr his Wish to aton tho border war
uge ur hia ahiilth ta dn sn Ana ths
aifusflen n the irownsplily cHuntfY
Haiead nf mproNing bevnme wurFs
Hnin now n auregr thst tho Amrr
rnu truopa viii have a. resort to much
more drastic action in suppteaaiha an,
Haonirfs
rafrAnaa is to ne coWnendet Cor ~
moVinr Nafartafr. lheONh this artiuu
shoNid uot have hron su Ions d.fesrcd
iii. removal wretsn aru mishS have had
thy ulOtt sf suprlss-iua u,stlawfy and
nAnlliiS ln ihe ilfvw nsVllle section be-
inf, 81 efeW o. ,urh proportions az ca
dsiuand thU srFlNs attention of INV
Naf Department kud with a Capable
and efficient commander ~ his tsonp.
80 MHtHniuisia NHrmusa minht hays
partially prosrd thAi hv coHil govern
fvffitais uudev his control A u is
ha has convinced eNsr, nne lnemdine
lhe i.ln. Ameiiosn diplomats. that ~
calumet naeify Mexico zoe he capuol
phplfs even saDh territory as IL uew
rutcp the cantral ui hie iveups
Nni perhaps i.pprs can 90 shat Ma
mttnte oithop wouldn't ar couldn't 80
As least he can 49, up wurae than di'
Nalstfats in tiNlna a. suppfess hHF.
a,l NAifalV Ia ,hy hr0N lle coun.
fff 80 raNo rimcN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08
City News =:
/: /: in Brief

The weekly luncheon o. ths RotarY
t.i .t.,ilng ,,.,o,.,I. 40 ls ..,.ra
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08

Mickey MoAnlstor Nhn was perhaps
ihe moas gasaaaa of IuaEe i.indae,'s
'hnss' naed tn ~ about Denver with
another street ramlN who was niek.
nRntfd rNoNchic.H heeau~c - hie bent
tar hFHNinE
M,.oshis MAS being soush, hy the
police fDr SOME small theft. hnt despite
tn their erfctts thes canlA nai iOcAft
him same one TOLD luaac slndsev he
irit aurv Mickey knew where eMoochlev
Wes l.lnAses seas 10y MiSkey ana
saldl
Mickey understand ypa Knew
where Neoctic ls
SAY Jsslae, SO yoa thint I'm a
anli,h esp
The Iutec essrrea ham that be
wanted Ni,n.thls az ar,ier to help
him. not 90 sNfa him over 10 the po-
licv
AN nnht "a sea hip said Mickey
and be retarasa ~ about fifteen MIN
utea with "Mcoehice IA suw
= Newspaper photographer sceking
sunday features about the eonrthnase
teeide.i thas 4 piSsere ~ Nsckcy A..
seailaa his ertwhAs PA w'eold he y
gsta oue
say lsetna ava tlnk / wanter he
muREed tcfeedaer Mt a fisft u they
wasn't me tcs asand NJ wig . suy lac
Scn = Nnlip nut poi tsr me Nis
a lutte tset ilke DIT
qhy f'ssiew inc SUNDAY M story AZ
peAfea w..ssss : photograph IL Lindsey
and Mickey standing a. terxetder. =.
New YORK American.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08
Irony Frame gives $500 "a
American storm sufferers

Cross 4. Edison. Of -. Louis, has
been released from a Federal pris.
on after serving five years 81 al
eighi-yens term. II VIA found
that Ellison violated no Federal
statute. But who will repay Edison
for those five ycafsf No govern.
meni ~ al The conroarsc Of gov
efnmeDts can. Here = q man who
rightly chcrishes Il Crude against
the Blind Goddess 4 90 often
blind.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08
oyful Anticipation
of Motherhood

hrfe b. art % b. a htrnt aqrrahansf5,
distress O. mar thr ransnicfe lu9 ns
fFctAtlau nut thia ~ aultr sxeseou,a
IN advb'e "A 10 snaay sxognen 80 80
M1iher ifirna rhls 4 an exterrst
rpiicstion detiSued to ~ NNricAte ths
Hnffifs and O. thus % relieve the ur...
afe gvaeting on the nerves thai M,
Atufai strain anon tie cords and liza
acuts la pot accompanied ~ ihsse ssyere
qN.ias tAia O. cause nagseA. nogntrS -
boss and na.ny A-cAl aistrcssea mia
ylenoth cmifocatiNB q kueNn 90 rlulti.
tees 81 m0tatHt
fhvs have uset Il durhtg tAe p.tbsi
when thfN cnuis reausf tne Vahlt n
tlmeis end hciptat etslee. fnai & WHY
tnsf r-caaiuiend Il
which hANN sIocA thr test ~ time thai
have been rut As ever, trtsi ,ris- 49,.
skrNsns eendiglees ~ egr weleht rrn.-ef
hsai,h, etc. RAY te safely rell.l upan
And pa1ssng ny ghe fsct that NosArr
freat" has teen an s'cntuuai uss sinee
agr gfanamNthrts cartier ycar~ ana -
Known thrcaekcat the United states a
aaAy ~ easily Inferred that Il = aosos
,etrE shNt WVmea galk ahaut Ana gladly
s,,Anuend 20 rrosp~ctRe rsoshere
rNothfss Frirnf' u rrepafca erty IN
w ewn AecutcrN ard n raid BY ar,le-
.ists eRrrvu here sak Tor a t4itfe tn.tsv
nd write flf a spe<ial hsck ~ cxpectant
Ae,hFgs kaiFt~s RfsancA5 Reeuiator
N tef tamar Riss Atsp,s "a
u shoofd - retneratfre% ;hat what u
All ~ Mothers Friena - the spraghg
fxrfe<sed ~ gke thousands q woalen
she haNe ssNs'esei,slS used n ana rccuua
aeaaei y thrs1sA ssN gs@ssatian.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss lriiin prrrl leaves ihts morn
ins tr bee a.me ursr San kniani,
aver a. short visit boz thc ctg uHh
nee ana Mrs. 90 p ls'uslas
Grant Whin lrlfrs t.I., t.r a....
o.. ni'neis. where hf ull en.sr t..
'''ia 'f' h'nirrs tahse Hr
.''"'h'r ~ fhr NurpHs tatvl iitrh
: ''''l As, Hrar and aiu aHausi, t..
'd",N'ien n'er m rsssa gnhers.t,
y e. sionies Cd Wtuis r,,ss 49,.
nffonir associated Vista th. u.,-,..
Nan in' estmrni ESQ as 4aiosmsr sf,
0tanisi eNprcts in uis~s ts.rnas l.I,..
81 A's ini1re bume and wtH na,. sle
i"miN here in hv neSt two uees.
it NpN lru ycatcrll, r.nn f..
$40 An'onse Whcte hs uiu b. ts,el
"' Mrs huiu snd ihe, wlf ,t....
'N t''cAs" fof q two wcet. trfn
q z Hartman ~ rcsrf is 81. .,..
'''f ieIHfirS lt tht Nura
ar Hnd Mrs if A Gh.er az n.u..
ar .ifs 'isisinF IN the en, s,oreiae ri n.
NurVes
p 4 Lewis S=aafsf ,,,....,...,
t'f fHe Una NhusaaH uph h..t
N'Af'rfs ia l'ieasanlan .s .r th. ~.
s'opp'ng at the Nucc.s
~ AAa Mrs 1tnes Kerr ~ sars.-
son are spendr se,.r.t lse.
e'N suvs's "a ihe Nutsgs
q Coulter % tioustar r...,... a.
s'N last nisht . ee al ~. t...t..'. ~,
~ tA'her = ? Coulter Who = -.
. ~ a, M heuie ~ h,s as,ahte, ~.
" ~ MeCutc hcon. "a ifop.s,.f ....
-
AorriS sfagslinr fseirh, 49,.
~ me noSh lslAnd y Ia the IN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08
RHODE ISLAND ADOPTS
lAANQ hN kxAAEGNN

PROVIDENCE. a. q. oct. Z A pub
iic hearing s nnter Way teslay AZ ths
Sntr House iu Ccnsidsr the first ap-
pllesuou undgr the new Morris rlau
law for me establishment a e han and
investment cNtupsny that VIII have ths
power a. leAn MONEY a. rsfsons who
heNv NO 9tnet security than x,,od rep
ssstinne rhr petition comts hsfaF.
thv hoard ~ nsNA Incorporation t,,aas
aad Y deciates that the nnlitc ccnVcn.
icncc and auvNntNNe viii ~ rsuuetsd
BY tNc establishment ~ sUeh a clm
pauN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08


Last wear wc hff ou lhiladel.
rhla Ihel etilrd il 80 team
that ever lItei could VIA against
Tie hoodoo nc peanut bot of ours
Therefore heVmu,e of which. and
Ia consideration ihercol, We shall
ohserye ihe slmple rule of safety
flel and coniine ousflvc> 81 zen,
tain oral sentiments expressed
mora on less aidihly II IL moi
that we arr afraid Is het indeed
perish the tlioasht but that We
want 20 SIC Philadelphia nail the
flag. And hcSislcs. owing "a the
war ia Europe. the low prlce %
patty and high cost Of shoes. Ne
have 4 lot inofc velre than cash
ot coerse we'll, as we were iUsi
ahoui to remark II SIC shonl,l
r.llert enough easoties en.ler our
nenlslie "a beeome So nlnns lrason
"a 90 forget The true ana upbing
ashliuisy Of shc glnriols principle
Of safety FIRST VIZ say or are iuss
about % Ray, IL we should ~
plumb raNing crazy, CT quite h4s
Nond ourselves 30 to speak, we
sh0nId rise 60 such an oecasiun
with ~ the dignity 81 our rs.enc,l
years Of experience and al,slere
powers Of diyina,ion and--.bsi Oh
Boston
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08

u begins 90 leol a ii lho United
Sinies Is going TO undertake an
extensive program of military pre-.
paredugss, 40 @ loiai cost that viii
siagaer ihr massg The .ourso Is
nHiural hu dnnscwus Fanati
oism Z. no mnft matter of re-
hsion than of mofalH The world
BIAS experienced nA mwaty $40 eon
plete SIS hWn,lintng $50 desitue
tive Of ils heiler plcmeuls. Va
rnefile, lhaf 30 miliiafism For
iiNe hundred sodden ,yArs, Europe
viii fee the lash of is armed
iallyi che dragging cost of whole
snlc murder
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08

We guess thr iHul pniirrs viii
considrr pftmdrnl Wilson w.
ragcment typical of too much
progress Hnd we musi admh ihal
il gives as d sori of down BAG ihc
mouth feeling - this particular
1he somehow ia estimating mr
heroes ws loye io haso them 81.
floFt rpEs'lupy, W1WaVerug sen
imoul tlnl wpnr perhaps wrong
about Il all for lhe huaan heart
has no critic % my bare iia genn.
Elections ua eemi3eu'niur tn No u
iiisilee i'nur 1--we Ga rule and
discretion aud is IS Instant,
something elise
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08

Niw.prsidrnl farnsvorth. OF
the Southwestern Telegraph and
Telephone Company Says ihai the
wireless telephone means mueh rs
the Ronoral ~ n Of peaee rhiS
sgaiomrni ,onlia uiees msnns
rothieg TIKI s. q mtpus uuthine
10 the csise "a neae. pN ,hp
other baud Il menus thai Genctal
priNol,iiskie will d, able 80 es,lsr
ont Goueral Nivonleif.pbic - Il
moment X MOTIVE, r,on though ,lrn
ora' n. mas be- a0Ue miles distant
Every simrllllcaiion Of Transport
faiion-~br IL transportation O T
mules powder nien or intelligence
adds luH ,N naah o. tho ease
and expedition ~ Nar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08

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Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-13
Observed From the Mine Tipp1e
By J. D. RAMSAY

The event of the week among the
miners was, of course, the issue of the
report of the congressional investigating
committee. This report in no uncertain
terms gave the public the information
as to who was TO blame for conditions
in the Colorado coal mines, and it should
make all good citizens do some tall
thinking from now on
All sorts of inquiries hlve been made
into the whole situation and all these
inquiries have resulted in finding that
the miners had every reason to be dis
satisfied and that they had been un-
Justly treated, and that this unjust
treatment had amounted to a public
scandal and disgrace to the state Yet
the operators are boasting of a victory,
and are today discriminating against
the very men who dared to resist the
treatment that was meted out to them
This attitude is made possible wholly
by the use of great wealth.
It's disgusting anomaly that such
condition is possible under republican
form OF government Where are the
boasfed traditions that Americans are
SO justly proud of about this country
being the land of the free and the home
of the brave: Do the citizens of this
age realize that the heritage of freedom
was not theirs to sacrifice on the altar
of dollars. 1t is or should be a sacred
trust for future generations. and they
are les than men if they allow their
fiberties to be tampered with by any
man or class of men.
Cannot Change the 0dor.
The committees references to the mill
tia and the distinguished ~ command
er of that body will not. unfortunately
get the attention that they deserve. The
scandal Is too well known and people
have become so used to hearing about
il that they have ceased to pay much
attention to it. They seem to take the
aftitude that what always has been
always will be- and it's no good stirring
up stink. All realize that the Colorado
militia has always been able to give off
the most pungent odors at any time that
ii was stirred up.
Now that the Ia Veta trial is over
and the bills for the expense begin TO
be added up, the operators statisticians
are becoming busy trying TO calculate
few problems among which are, that if