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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

-Na6 Iusbrud bes iapnniids r.lz
lild1en arieges parnte Der britiidie Sc
neralfonlul in Sban9bai, Gbil1u, ellc
britilde llntertba1en Dor Der @cnub1
ing bon 9onpfern ser .bcioena i'm
aricse befinbliden @iadlc fir ibrc
Seereilen. Sebenfaus alT @efegl Ser
britiI6en 8e9ierung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
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naliif @llitap gmebal fit bas iii
Gbrtitiania erideinenoe G%ueblaoet
ctllen iebt Ieicnsnertbcn s(rtifcl ee~
ld)rieben. SmenaI "a eans fiirsItd
III 9elttldlanb lt1b bot lid i.bcral quit
lltnsciebcn. CT bat Ma,nael at, mani
den Grtifeln gefunber, aber nireenb=
ipp Notb. Mah iciaem 9ofiirbaltcn lit
beilpteIspeiie ser Sleiidnnanael in
9elltlflanb nidt er6ber ais lit altoeren
fr%teafiibrenben 2anberlt, 11nb Sic @e<
fiirdtitne, bab Sic @plfse,nibrrno ,lttz
ter Ben %eesebenett @crbaltnillen leiben
fDnne, balt ct nidt fir bcarilnoet.
uGs lit auberit interefonl", ldrcibt
Smebal, us1 beobadten, nie Sic 9elttz
lden bet berldicbcnen Mdngcln, Sic
lid geltenb MAIDEN, o~b5ube!fen perltez
ben. SIM bprieen Sabre berridte in'
9elltldlanb 8rotman9el. 9icies Sabr
bort man bierpou nidt. golangc Ser
&rieg bu1lert, miro iid natiirltb lider
in 9entidlanb W1ansel an peridiebcz
tlen 9in9en geltenb mader. Mbcr MOT
fann 9leidl5eiti9 gang iider fem, rob
oteien Meanseln allma1lid. tpenn Tie
anftreten, abgebplfeu tperbsn tpirb. Sic
ted)niide electromagnetic Der Sent
lden bat niemals 10 erobe Griumphe
sefciert, lpic ecrabe jest. gelblt baz
ben bic @elltlden nidt Sen seringltcu
3ipetfel, bab Ser enslilde ausbl1ngez
rungsfries ~miBliueeu ipiro. Sic 8loz
fabe fann a~llerbings biele 11nb orpBe
l1nannebmlidfeiten fir lie nit 1ih
fiibrcn, aber lie miro niemals 9e1tlh<
Lamb gu einem 5riebensihInb 5lpinz
gen.
Ser Sremoe, Ser Iid in 9eutlhz
LAMB einisc 3eit ulfbdlt, fann Ser bent
id)en Il1ffaiiung bterin mir redt gee
ben. Man Fat niht SEN @inbrltf, in
ci1em 2anbe 81 leben, bas Der Sum
gersnotb ent%segcnsebt. Wan lebt Ill
lerbings inmitten zines @nltes, Sas
nit srpben g6ipierigfeiten fampft.
abcr man fiiblt Die gauge sa,eit, bab
bas 9plf 9rDber lit als Sic 59ipierinz
@feite1, i1nb baB es feline @bre barnein
lebt, lie su iiberiptnbcn. Sic Stimz
mlll1g in Southland mltB als 1ebr gut
be5eidnet nerbcn. Scan mi.rbe frpb
lein, ipelln Ser aricg 8u @nbe fpare,
lpie ma ia iiberau frob ,ein tpiirre,
aber meber oieies Sabr mod bpriges
Sabr babe ih ei1en ein5igen Melniben
9etrpffe1. ser Srieben ,1ur UNI ieb~n
Grets gelpiinl6t Bate.
Son Der Spferipiatgfei: in 9eltl6z
laf1D modt Mt lih in Nrripegen gar
feinen ge9riff. 8dbrenb BEL uns SIT
@a1ie bie meilten @cnihe1l min baran
benfen, @elb gil berbienen. CENT? man
in 8el1ti6lanb baran, 5t ppfcrn. Sic
ier Spfertpillc fat iider in ~eriter Netbe
1eihe llrIade in Ser tiefen g%aterlanb5z
liebe. aber bennddit bernbt lie tpobl
auf Dem ii6eren @lal1ben baran, bas
9eutl6lanb nnbelie9t aus Sem &rieae
berbpr9eben miro n11b babS.elttI6lanbs
3ufunft groBer perben tu:rb, als ic.
3teIer ii6ere @lal1be an ibse eisene
sa6e erfldrt pobl all6, bob Sic 9eutz
le6en ourdsan9ig in elmer iebr anitaaz
pisen 8eiie bon ibren Scinben lprsz
6en. England lit natiirlih ber@aurtz
feinb, nnb es laBt iih nitt IN Mbrebe
'teacn, bab piele ldarfe 8otte geGen
bleles 2onb 9cfaQen limb nnb nod fo(z
len. Ser Sob 9esen 1idcs gsnglanber i'll
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
Sic @abrbeit iibcr 3cppelin= nnsriffc.

~@ir betradten es nid)t oIs unlerc
Infsabc, sic 8eniltr 10 ullssuilbcn, lpic
es 9~eutidlattb siinitis paare", yat CHI
britiidcr Minilfer seiast, ais amerifaz
ntide ariegsfprreipnnoenten iih iibcr
Die llntereriidlng, @eritiirl1cllung llltb
pirefte SaIidllng i6rer @eriGtc ol.f
Dem @c9e iiber 2onbpn. SIT ei:er Gr.
flarung an bas a1nerifaniids Nsltbliz
fun bcranlabt iaben.
Sas idei1t aber bon lnnlcrcn at1ale=
nmerifanii6en 3eitunaeu entfyaeer ol,e
lid9tltd ooer nnabiidtli6 piener berz
geilen lpproen 5it fem. Cont iparer
Die lentin1cntalen .sSamn1erarttfcl liz
Den prpbritiiden anglo : ams,ifani<
faniidcn 3eitunsen, sic liG NIT oen
Zeppelin : Nnsriffc1 ouf England fce
ldaftigen nnb bebmipten, oaB lie a1f
pffene Staote geribtet ieisn, feir1et1 mi=
litartIdcn S6nben onrt1tcten utb
meiit r1llr uniduloigc Srol;ea unb Sim
ber tDbteten. ni6t eridicncn.
3ufalis fam sieid5eitig Elm s;seriht
bon S. 8. 9onneIp in Ser lebtcn Mus<
gabe bes uSatberlatlb" il, uuiere @ans
Sc, laet Ser aBdbter u11o an5eigerr
IN Glebelano, g., BET at1 Sic l5lideu,
bon gnslanb alls9el anoten@tridte a;1<
fniipft, Bic alld bic -beiben lebten Mnz
griffe tpieber als siemlid) e1folglps
ldiloerten. @err 9onnellD icbreibt, er
lei ppr <r5em gu ldnsercm Mltfcnte
bait III England selpeien ulS babe nieG
8elesenbeit eebobt, Bic Solsen ser
Zeppelin : angriffe SIT ieben uno iiter
lie 5u boren. Sfft5iell pcrbc fits be-
ri6tet, lebisli6 barmloie pffene gtarte
unb Sralen ieien Die Spfer. Sn 8abrz
tbett aber ieien bic 9ngrifie ite;s auf
Ibefeltigte 8labe, Ml1nltimlsfnbrifen,
Gdiffsnerften urb ionltise militarilbe
+Gnlagen geridtet, tpo lie 81, gr0Bte
Srrbt erresten. giele 5ploatcn llno
.Seeleute in befeltigten stabten 1eier
Iibnen gum Spfer gefaleu, unb @un<
|berte BON Milipnen 9ollarS gbabct1
lei bon ibnen angeribtet trp.bcn. Sa
alien @arnilpnitapten, &olcrncn l1nib
Selolasern lei mon in iteter Gorge ipez
gen bieIer Gnsriffe. Sen erifen berobz
tgeidpiiencn 3eppelin babe iein gdidz
lal credit, ais er sic @nfiel5 @etpebrz
|fabrif angriff, Bic bereits piermal 3icl
lolder Gnsriffe scipeien ie:. b5n oencl
elmer gang bebcrtenben G1nocn on9ez
ri6tet babe. Sn England gebe "s ieBi
ettpa 1000 Munitionsfabrifen, % SET
|fait feline Stabt me6r pb,1e cite lei.
|sobalo Elm ar1sriff crfolgt lei, tpiirbe
feline Nadri6t bon ser b.trelfenbc,
|9rtdaft lpe%sgeloiien. Sic Miicnpel
|ipiirben gum 5btpeigen herpflidtet
nno 3ettnnsea. Die ettpa sic @ahrhcit
berbreiten tpiirben, tpiirbel1 nnterbriid1
nnb tbrege1iber lrnb Ne0uftcure frtegs:
redtli9 beltraft peroen. Nber cs ge=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
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200; 1a9 Canada $3.50 unb mad Guropa
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mad europa $3.50 tdbrItd lei BprauSsoSluna
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
Man crtpabne ben u9apcnport 9en,ofrat".

neg S@iff lit Elm Sransrprtldiff in,
9tenitc Der &rie9f ii brnng, bos
fnlln fcil1em 3mcifel unterlicocn. Gin
al19rttf auf Gin Ioldcs sGiif lit, a Ii Of
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ferrchtlih ridtig.
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lie Taiia mitncbmcn. Sic
sdiffsseicaidaft lpltBte, ba6 basShiff
e'nert fcinblid)cn Nl1griif ollsgclebt
ipar, lpe9etl i%eilcr Mlluitipnsz ltllb
erploiinitpff saoutla io9or cir,erl 3 q
/ DIT il Mneriff. 8cm tic llnz
ter picIcn l~lmfdnoen Gallasicre fir
pleles Sdtff %annabnt, 10 bcging 1t
Gin Gerbreden, nidt ser 9cieblsIaber
bes 11nterleebpotes.
9as ipirb sipar l1ienlals in ser
Sdabcl bcs Naubrcitcr : Sbcrlterl
b%incingebn, Ser, lpie al1f Ser @erlese
ing Der Nclltralitdt @cla;crs, Sic in
Splgc leiner N%bntadursen nit ben beiz
Den @elttnddten fir Sen Sail cincs
arie9es nidt mebr cgiitirte, o,ltb alli
ocm p2lllitania" Sal NIT elmer @artz
nadigfeit berumreitet, BIZ cines bcller
rcn 3mefcs lpiirois iuare.
- Sla Sen Gdabcl Sesrn Norams
lit cs bilicinscsansen. @r, der sur
@ermittlltns leiner Gelb5ciddits nil
England n,,o leil1en @liirtcn, bllrd
mcldbc CT bas linn bon ieinem @atc,
binterlaIIcnc @ermDgen in Sen meb,
ais 5lpei Sabren bes @eltfricges mcb,
oils b%erbpppclt baben |oa. hielc Heilel
nad europa matben autS, bcnust gu
bielen MIR neutraIe. amcrifnniz
i6e Sampler. ST bcnft, lpc1ul alld
nidt uN1nerica firlt" - Ocnn bel i'm
bcibt's .@n9lanD firifT - nptb gun;
entidieben Safety ~firlt". llnb oa=
naeb balbelt CT.
- Sic probritiide Greiie Tot, ipie
lie beridtct, aus liderer Guclle erfaG=
ren, bab bic neuc beutlde Mnleibe lid
als Gin Wiiberfols crlueiicn ipirb. -
5Sbatiacbe lit, DOB Sic Muleibe mod
idneler se5eidlet tuorsen 1T, alg at,
friiberen. Sic %fleit1ell 3ctdner fun
inidt 10 grob eeipelen nie lunit. 9a:
lit abcr lcidt st peritebea. Sic SIN:
leiben folsen 10 lcbnell an%fcinurber
DOB fleine 2eutc bas Gelb nidt mi
sleiber @eldipinbi9feit anlamnell
fonncl1.
- Sic enslildc 3rellc mcloct mi
9epDbnlib in fuBbpben 2ctterr, ml.
Gpm inerbe beridtct, oal; Mudcnlel
itd alts Humd,1ien 5ltriidsieben perpc
@er iplde Ntelbltng pesbreitct, ipil
Sen @laltben erlpcfcn, SOB Mafcnicl
iibcr feline 1trateaiIdcn Ylane ltac
9ipm beridtet babe. G5 lit l~clbltper
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glallbt llnb trptbem miro er III Mic'en
~letterl1 pcrfiinpct, mas sod; NIGHTS mci
ter als cine nit 8efpu6ticin aus9e.
1prodene 2iise lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

NSNIStV Itllt ptllJlG NV.
9torsan, Scr Sinarl5 2(scnt @apbs
britarnicns, oils ct tiirslitg ipieocrlrn1
nad @n9lano r%ciite.
ST belruttc Su Ser 9ieiic cine,l
nentralcn, eilcl1. namertfaliis
Sampler, feincn ID 0en", Sic
ia ale mcbr opcr iueniger b,itii1c I9llz
nitionstral,sportidiffc iinp.
@dre unicre 9c9enlpartiee glmns
ocsre9icrlll19 bcm 8cilpiel Scr ban i6r
10 hpt b~ercbrten brittj1cu Ge<
9ierrng pdbrenb bcs japurilM : rllliie
id)en aricges gefpl9t, lparc Der &erllllt
10 pieicr 2ebcn amerifna!Idlcr Siirper
bel Scr Sprpepiruns Ser u2uliiania"
bermiebcn porben.
-9fa6 Iusbr1d bes iapaniid@ ralz
'lildelr &rieaes marnte Ser britilnc Sc
neralton1ltl in Sban9bai, GIinu, Gle
britilde llntertbanen Dor Der 9cmlbz
ing bon 9a1npfern ser .bcioenf i'm
ariese %befinblihen Miadlc fir i9rc
:Seereiien. Sebenfalls auf @cfcgl Ser
britil6en 8egierrng.
Sic britiide @esieruns tonne,
.fals g%nslal1oer, troe biclcr @ornung,
ibrc Meilen allf Sdiffen Scr beiaen
fricsfiibrcnben Md6te muhten. nid6t
fir ibr 2ebut pber lire SiGcrbcit biisz
gen. Sic unterndbmen Baum sielc
@eticn auf eisene @efabr.
- 5atte oie s%esenipartige gll,bes=
rcgiernns nod Iusbruh bes @eltfricz
ges, nad 8eeim bes beutld)en nnter>
lecbpptfrieses seeen gdifis scr en-
fente : aaiirter cine d6nlidle ssarnni1e
crlalien, tpiirbe ibr iebe"iaus @ebDr
gelde1ft tporben lein.
Sir Neiien rnd europa ltanben
ia 9%eniigenb n e Ii 3ampfer SUI
gerfiisuns, amerifaniide. bolldncii6e
rno Ita1binapiide. Sir genlisllllg Ser
Sampler Ser entente ? Mliirten, liln
Ben Ntlautifden Ocean 5l freltseil, LAO
alio nibt Die s%erinsite Nptbp { NJ
|bigfcit bpr.
a6er 8ralibent @illon beitan<
eigenIinnis auf bem nnier Sen lint
ltanoen bo6 gum minbeltcn iebr 5.pei=
felbaften 81 Of Ser Mlncrtfoner, 81
ibren 8eiien nad europa Urgent. elmer
9ampfer, altd sic Ser fr%isefiibrcnbcr
! Natipnen, tpeldeu immer lie bcliebtcn
5u %benltbcn, pbne Miidliht %Dafarf, OF
bieie au6 &riessmlnitip,1 ober ggplo:
ltoltoffe als Sra6t mitfiilrten.
- Sic r2uiitania" more ind i6rc1
Torpeoirl1ns, aller 8abriheinli6f,i
nad, nidt 10 16ne1 scIlmfert nai
nidt ate 9aila9iere mo Mannldaf:
ten batten gerettet iperoen fDllncn
ipern1 nibt bur6 DEN Spr:
peoo Bic @1nition nnb 81
@gplolibltoffe, nit ipeldcn ibr Srad5t:
rolm angefiiat mar, sur Ggplplion sc
fommen tpdren. Qebtere but. ser aler.
b0bten 8abri@einli6feit yadb. if
iiberans 19nelles @infe,n ud1b babl1rd
Die groben 2ebensberlriE, herbeige
fiibrt.
-Naunition un6 ggplolinStoffe fin
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
TuIitiidJc nnS nnpplitiidJc
&anosluHcn.

Safety firi~ - oatbte a';r.
g%torsan, Scr 5inan5 ascnt W,pbs
b%ritanticas, ais CT iiirsliW ipie,scrla1
nod @nglanb rcilte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

ST belllttc Su Ser Geiic cine,l
nentralen, eincn. namertfm,is
Sampler, feincn 10 ritil1en". sic
ia ollie mcbr oocr lpenigcr bsitiide Mall@
nitipnstransportldific iino.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
RadikalbGluno der l1erven$cbwdtbe.

aS..sdeuadbe, ,nerpo(e gerionen, eepaet bon SoHuunaslDasfdt unb fbleben
xr saainmMaM IL erlsbbpienoen lNgusha1cn, Brnf, 9adene ub &pphebmersen. 9aar.
ausfau. Nbnahu1e Desg ebbrs uo or Sebtraft, &atarrb, Ma9enbrlden, GtuhG.
Sest gnopptu aeaeiete's errot9en, 8ttern. Ssrshoplen, srufbetemnruns, Men9fs
napustn UNI SrnbNnn :. - erfabren aus benz ,Sngtnofreunb" hie ale GDgcu iugeubs
tdergtrhrnuQtn Observation-Disclosures 3eau Stntnnu, gamcnanR, BIimoNS, &ranpf.
aotn ano NSantrbrl9 mad elmer bOnig neueu Metbuoe ah eien GdMg gebeut meroen.
su, SMsst n nM.a ism NM M MMnaas sM9 Msaehsa unaa9, paaes e@ns unaa n6 ah aeaunr NIB
Deutschen Prlvat- kIinik, 1877 East 81. Str. New York. NY.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
The Jules6u. sif-Advoeate s5'7s 'ss1~---

ed Independent legislative candy date"
continues to run amuck in these parts
should console themselves with the
thought that no age or cline or COM
munity has ever been entirely free
from this sort of pest. He wins i'm
mortality by being the discori in the
orchestra, the raven among the song
sters. the mud hole in the pavement.
the thorn in the foot of the traveller.
the blot on the escutcheon, the fly in
the ointment. He came out of the
shadows with the first migration of
men. Among the Greek heroes camp
ed before the walls of Troy, he bawl-
ed, and the master, Homer sketched
him in the throng; but, as Homer did
not use French, German, Choctaw,
Spanish, Buncombe. or any other Ian
guage in which the subject of this
sketch is skilled, we give you Pope's
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02

for American principles and Tor -
betterment Of my district. ! can eaay
lay that record and those in1oros-
ments before the people and stand
by their decision"
Mr.. Timberlake has done things Soe
his district As a Republican IL 3
Democratic Congress he worked under
the way OF public buildings and gov
ernment enterprises. He labored for
the veterans, looking after their pes
sion interests. He struggled for tie
low and the high-al were his con-
stituents and all were entitled to his
efforts.
AS a Republican in a Republican
Congress, as the next will surely be.
he can accomplish much more. and
he says he will Out to beat his own
record, everything is in his favor.
"Uncle Sam ought to be the father
of all the people" he declares. New
York city should receive no more In
proportion than the smallest hamlet In
America. ! shall see that my district
gets every good thing to which We are
entitled"
In charge OF the government land
office for Sterling for many years. Mr..
Timb~rlake knew the wants OF his
district when he went to Congress two
years ago Experience has taught
him much more. Plain business, IL
nothing else. points steadily to vote
for Timberlake.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
Will BEAT OWN RECORD
coheREssMAN TiMDERLAk0
eETS HIGH MARK FOR HIS
eGcON0 TERM Ao MA.
Yi0NAL LAWMAkER.

Many Of my best friends-the
friends who watched me during the
past two years-seemed to be salts
fled with the things l had accomp-
lished. myself was pleased In a
modest sort of way, but was not
satisfied. During my second term
will cOnscientiously endeavor to beat
my own first term record
There seems little doubt of the re-
election of Charles b. Timberlake, Re
publican. as congressman from the
Second Colorado district Wherefore
his ambitio9 to surpass the good rec
ord Of his first term, as set forth in
the above expression. is welcomed by
the people Of his district. 1t is not
often that any congressman in his
first term makes as good score as
did Charles Timberlake. When he re-
turns as congressman he will go as
one experienced He will be given
high place on committees: his advise
will be sought. Thus it may not be
SO difficult after all for him to sur
pass his own record = beat his own
time, In manner Of speaking. Never
theless his ambition to do so wins for
him the admiration of all. The salts
fled man is the shirker. Timberlake
says he is not satisfied. thereby pledg-
ing himself to be no shirker
In my district" says Congressman
Timberlake. almost every one Of
Americas varied interests is repre-
sented; railroads. farms, orchards,
dairies. mines, many manufacturing
enterprises. prosperous cities and
thriving rural communities-all are
there. And all these must be looked
after. The tariff question Is one Of
vital interest The difference in the
schedules between the Democratic tar
iff-fOr-revenue-only and the Republi-
can protective policy often represents
the difference between loss and profit
to the people who produce. l believe
those people know this. They have
had touch OF the Underwood Demo
cratic bill-a harsh touch-but not SO
harsh as 1t would have been had the
European war not saved the Demo-
crafts. We were drifting onto the lee
shore OF panic and financial and COM
mercial depression when the war
saved us merely by calling on Ameri-
can factories for goods which could
not be produced by the warning ma
tions. This fact is SO well known
that i need not dwell on 1t. The
great thing is that the entire country
and Colorsdo's Second district
must be rescuel from the havoc which
will ecsue u We must face peaceful
world under lha. same Underwood tar
III bill. The Republicans can rescue
the counlry: the Democrats cannot
and will not" ..
Continuing, Mr.. T1mberlake said:
"A man must be judged by his deeds.
II I had never been to Congress
might make many specious promises
Of what l would and could do. AS
have been there, the people must take
me on my record. l bring to my con-
stituents the Endorsement Of non-par-
tisan leagues and organizations which
have watched every congressman.
They say my record was good: that
| was always In my place and working
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
WHY DOCTOR FISHER?

est, why does he find it necessary to
attempt discord and trouble to attain
his end? II he is Republican or a
Democrat why did he not go into the
primary for his nomination, rather
than come out an independent? If he
is honest, why does he assail Mr..
Scott and his party? If he is playing
fair why did he devote columns last
week to garbling the meeting held at
Julesburg, and why does he not get
his facts and statements correct in
stead OF publishing things absolutely
untrue about the Republican rally
and its outcome?
Is he willing to thus misstate things
by endeavoring to cause friction
among the voters in Julesburg. so as
to gain votes? Is he willing to mis-
state the president Of the w. C. T. u,
thinking thereby to add to his own
standing? Because Mr.. Holloway was
not allowed TO take the hide off from
Scotty' at Republican rally, will he
go so far as to try and disrupt a
united vote at the east end for Gov
ernor Carlson and against the Beer
amendment?
Oh, well! Why DR.. Fisher, anyway
SEDGWICK COUNTY VOTER.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02

"Thersites only clamour'd in the
throng,
Loquacious. loud. and turbulent of
tongue;
Awed by no shame, by no respect
controll'd,
In scandal busy, in reproaches bold;
With witty malice studious to defame:
Scorn all his joy and laughter all his
aim.
But chief he gloried with licentious
style
To lash the great and monarchs to
revile
Spleen to mankind his enyious heart
possessed,
And much he hated all, but most the
best.
Lond had he liv'd the scorn of every
Greek;
Vex'd when he spoke. yet still they
heard him speak"
The Haxtun Herald.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02

A-rat-tat-tat, A rat-tat-tat,
OF the drums, he comes, while a tune
he huns,
And the earth will shake, and the
huzzas break
From the gathering throng and the
victor's song
Will swell his chest till it splits his
vest,
His marble dome in the glimmering
gloam
Directs the drums, as the hero comes,
With rat-tat-tat-tat-tat.
T-r-u-m, t-r-u-m, t-r-u-m, tum, tum,
How bold he stands mid the blare of
drums,
And he reeks with pride as the human
tide
Lauds with a will, till he gets his fill
And he looks with scorn on the stick
furlorn
Who didn't get back from the stern
attack
For the rat-tat-tat, and the high
cooked hat,
And the Boom Of drums, when the
Hero comes
With his sword Of tin, and an uprais-
ed fin.
He did the deed. Did he fight and
bleede
Well, 1 guess he did. Is his glory
hid!
Well, guess not. In the glory pot.
He's a great big stew. Could you and
l have hit his pace?
He won the race to reach the place
Where the rat-tat-tat of the sounding
drums
Breaks as the conqrering hero comes.
A rat-tat-tat, A rat tat-tat,
A at-tat-tiddy-e-rat-tat
The ladies sob and the girls all rave
And the Don just can't make his face
behave
With his head thrown up and his
stomach thrown cut,
With his heart afiame ard his lights
about,
He watts himself to the great highway
Aud jams his crown on so twill stay.
But who is this with modest mien
Who from the side lines views the
scene
The hero tells you with angry glance,
why. that's the poor boob who led
the advance.
But he went so far that he didn't get
back,
For the rat-tat-tat of the throbbins
That sound as the conquering hero
AS the well-polished tin plate hero
comes.
Final Soliliquoy of Don Fisherine,
after the mighty parade.
Don. And of such stun are heroes
do h41 =
have been flattered, but since God in
His infinite wisdom has seen fit to
cast on this dull footstool a divine
spark of celestial genius, then it is up
to me to extend Him congratulations.
to this material fact: I am runnin' for
going to vote for me. If they don't,
they are asses. Sometimes descend
from my intellectual altitude and
mingle with my people. They are
clay-but Michael Angelo made mar
velous things from clay. 1, too, will
be sculptor am a sculptor, as
we'll as 4 p0et-for 1 am a poet-God
knows but sometimes my feelings
overcome me when I think of the Di-
vine gifts that have come to me from
the Infinite"
The Don's mighty oath. Il swear
by the Dictionary my father wrote.
that II my people, the masses, the
mob. on whom I have spent s165.30
worth/of printers ink shall turn me
down for the legislature, il they again
hand me the chilly mitt, the heartless
laugh. the dropping eye. then, l re-
peat, l swear by all my fathers mem
ories OF Sitting Bull that next time
will run for justice Of the peace. 1t
is said"
Exit Don.-The Haxtun Herald.
THERESITESo FISHER
Good citizens who Eroan under the
infiiction Of the protracted spew of
fulsome self-praise and frothy vitu-
peratiOn with which a certain social
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02

Miss Jeffries is now furnishing
the music Friday and Saturdays
at the Hipp Theatre.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02

Note the Peterson Merc.'s ad-
vertisement this week. They have
something of interest to say to you.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02
SERVICE FOR LoBsTERs.

care HOLSTERS well served here ?"
asked the dudish looking young man
in the restaurant.
'Well, give me your order. I'll see
what ! can do for you," replied the
waiter.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02

Leslie E. Hubbard, democratic
candidate for attorney general,
was in Julesburg Wednesday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02

The Dye Bros. Hardware has a
change in their ad this week. If
you want to know how to vote
right see the ad elsewhere in this
paper.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02

If a news item escapes don't
blame us. We want all the news,
but sometimes we are unable to
learn of everything that happens,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02

Beet hauling is now the orde
of the day.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-02

Don't forget about the Ladies'
Aid Bazaar December 9th.