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The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24
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BIVOUAO OF rH BOTTLE1

HERE little cenneteyit sin old ash where hun
dred old dead soldiers tell Of Some Of them
bearing labels others have ALL with cors snd
without the short tall Here and there
CLEAN amber cngng drop two shows the world
one was thirsty and in hurry to get through. gn
In the ash and its Quiet all Of them unknown fame yet
they all important, and feature Of s Yonder
bottle though he's little met his like sport and bravey
bore his if he had held Now last he's regaed
the abandoned he's furnished grges and
he's filled glass; Here's another covered thcky with the
dust which time mparts he has often brought rejoicing to downcast
and dropping hearts The with the funny angle and glass stop
in his head they tell me-A smile for he is dead They
sleeping wey sleeping in the ash pits garish
dreams Of the joys Of long ago.
Maybe will revive them wash them label them, and
then all filled they rejoicing their round again As
old they will be bringing the thirsty they
heye worth szacty two cents apiece Gresey
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TIC
For President
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES
OF New York
For Vice President
CHARLES WARREN FAIRBANKS
OF Indiana

HIS COUNTRY the like which has
not confronted for and the outcome of which is
decidedly probemaca Much have sought avoid
with foreign country have evidently reached point where such
hope futile APPARENTLY due for brush with Mexico and
depend it that real with the Mexican republic
will much serious than inclined admit If
deuded ourselves with idea that Uncle
down the Geae and clean before breakfast
tan doomed disappointment The job far bigger than
of have anticipated It will eventually sacrifice Of lives
for which ready which fear justified
Whether this useless and hesitate Many
hold different this subject and much
entitled to his another the responsibility for this
rests with President Wilson, believe it does then surely
the president u bear heavy responsibility If by wise and Dip
lmao action the Of the president the conflict might have
been avoided then the responsibility which faces the chief executive
anything but small The removal by ,he president of EN-
basador Wilson, the who best understood the Mexican people
and the conditions that country and for other than that
he Republican will certainly add the strength
lart of President Wilson this time freely alleged that tie
discomfort Mexico and the feeling Of that the
United States has been constantly growing Mr. Wilson's
moval and that the climax due to the growing
which ambassador Wilson might have been able check If this
conclusion he then President Wilson the Ameri
people for this example of activity which
at all justified
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24
THE HERD LAW

HE State Grange Farmers Union and ockmn fighting the
proposed herd aw and it is well that they should Like
great pseudo reforms the bill be good the surface
and might to favor the small farmer but practice would be
absolutely to the advantage Of the land spculato There thou
an Of held in this section Of the state by nonresident
aors who making effort improve the land paying the
while live on land adjoining being taxed
improvement and addition make farm The pecuator
profits here through hard work developing land should
the law be passed the small will be dealt
another pexus for the specuator will make keep
off his land small cattle
rasers afford to allow law that will cripple and destroy
the greatest industry the sae9 Can you afford down
benefit the land specuatorf That exactly what
by the Great Divide and the Denver another effort
hoodwink Mr. Farmer the ockgower and the people Stand
pat and vote no.-Wiggins Courier: :. - ire /.
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24

IAS III EVER occurred you that those communities
and foster the dairy industry always prosperous
communities? There is steady monthly income families
which would otherwise depend entirely the be harvested
the fall Debts contracted against these
which always profitable spring
predicted and then there disappointment debts left
unpaid that the old would cancelled long The
creamery prosperity many
farmers and glad the farmers this county
patronize this institution
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24

BEAUTIFUL fashion Genwood has demonstrated her apprecia
for the better things in the line of entertainment and
that than willing paronize the attractions that upf
better side of human We
times been unfairly criticised along this line and has than
been said OF that too ready to paronz those
whose tendency debase degrade rather than
those which elevang and character But Glen
wood showing disposition to into her and good
people asserting their rights and demanding of the worth
while brand other
the intellectual communities of other states We fast outgrowng
the wild and woody of days and the Post is
know that the yearnng for those which inspire noble
thought and possible successful Chautauqua
entertainment Genwoodthe first attempted this city
The with which Riddle Carrigan Mayor Ollie Thor
j. w Bell and Kngsbuy have taken this work most
ccmmend equally the credit of the good ladies who
assisted them the ticket campaign that this community has been
favored with high We have made
good and let hope that this will only be the beginning Of
annual Chautauqua which shall bring Of
the best talent in the land.
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24

IN ALL SIDES hear Genwood complmented
successful Strawberry Day The biggest crowd the incest
crowd happes this
splendid day. Marshal Rohr the best behaved gathering
of people he He did drunken during the
entire day. There fights and Parents
brought their children back
next We made hit with the outside this
with people depend upon
remarks
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24

IF THERE for the Progressive
passed
that he Of politics. but that he would Mr.
Hughes for president The Progressive party created
bidding and has always been party This state
made with the knowledge that there several THOUSAND
members Of the party but with the further knowledge that the de
the from the under the control of
man That with the bekonng Of wand wished the
existence looks though similar ended
That Theodore Roosevelt who by his wonder
magnetism and strength of character the
map and kept there until he realized the f and the
of making possible the election of and
he did the only and sensible thing He the strug
gle and this pleased thousands Progessves that
nany left making for them back the Republican
parth which elevated Roosevelt highest position
our American economy. 5st
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24

HE SUPREME court has handed down decision which
the district Sheriff three other
county officials Huerfano although there evidence of
illegal being The that did
divide the county into voting precincts the knk of the
judges have been the basis of the decision
which two of the justices have filed dissenting opinion Much has
been said the oppression of the
have been accused of interfering with the freedom the ballot
forcing their to vote according to their dcaon and
other exercising unwarranted influence their
employees There be truth of these accusations
be- but it, stated the dissenting opinions
there evidence that illegal and
used VOTE it would that mining not alone in
the matter of high handed tactics.
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24

HOSE SOCIABlTY geacquanted trips which
pie made neghborng this have been
greatly enjoyed by all who participated the and have like
appreciated by visited All felt the
Of these and the neighbor interest resulting
theom and ought to do Of this visiting One Of
good ngbo thus far overlooked because
enough around all We refer particularly the
splendid little Of Carbonda But don't Carbondale
coming We intend to and that creamery
get Possibly wait until Potato Day and
then oop you numbers Crbonda but
depend upon Il, coming
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24

fXIHAT rs doing municipality in the making
w surroundings contributing the pleasure
This query made the nature Of
the that all thinkers to work and
suggest city daddes
along this line The Post informed that but
little required put Hanging lake trail passabe
condition that this small of work badly needed
Some of the hooks Genwood should be provided with
such frequently found along highways the vcin
of Boulder that who wish boil little
bacon add their luncheon after mountain made
feel tha had anticipated their and provided
the thing that needed Much could the trail
building Genwood funds available that would add much
the aactiveness Of this the Hanging lake
has proved especially popular tourists and believe it
that trail
be kept open.
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24

by the successful festival enjoyed has
the lie the 1915 prophecy of the booze that but for
the saloons and their financial Strawberry for this city
would be impossible They said the thing about Denver and
the stock show last the biggest and
known The old chestnut will down with thinking
pie has been made do service long readbar but the
people who foolish enough fall for the faacy
preaching themselves for their folly and they declare that they will
easily be caught again by such silly ptap They have had
than practical demonstration that them They
longer need the advice Of those the of making
mkrds and to tell them what will happen business
under dry They that business the
business of selling booze benefited by the order f things
DON'T see how could listen to the earnest and thrill
w ing of Caleb and believe him guilty of the
@ Senator Gaebev,S for which he
Eight of the best his fsl Congressman Powers s
mot brilliant orator claim in that direction but the
plain straightforward recital the tragedy which into
ibis life the political intrigue by which sought take his life
1.-THE of Justice by Kentucky and the depths of dis
honor which politicians and of will descend
vvy portrayed the he vnd
Gated far his audience concerned treat
listen this thor
oughly vndicated by his home people.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
ADVISERS DISCUSS
WILSON'S SPEECHES
Cabinet Members Agree Executive
Should Treat Preparedness with
Great Frankness.
FIRST TALK THURSDAY NIGHT

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-The cab
met today. discussing preparedness
speeches President Wilson will make
on his coming trip. agreed he should
treat the national question with the
greatest frankness and tell the
country the United States needs a
large army and navy because OF pres
emit troubled conditions In the world.
The president will speak IN New York
Thursday night before the railroad asso-
citation and the motion picture board Of
trade. All Of his addresses on the middle
western trip will be delivered before pub
lie meetings. save the one at St Louis.
which will be at a breakfast given by
the Business Mems league.
In Pittsburgh and Cleveland the
Chamber of Commerce win have charge
OF the meetings; in Milwaukee. the City
CLUB; IN Chicago. the Industrial club; in
Kansas City and Topeka. the Commercial
clubs. in Des Moines. the Greater Des
Moines committee and the Chamber Of
Commerce are cooperating.
Citizens OF Grinnell, Ia. have been
promised that when the presidents train
stops there. he will shake hands with as
nanv as possible and make a brief
speech.
The president undoubtedly will make
several other platform speeches.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
Torn Letter May
Be Clue to Estate

SHENANDOAH. Ia. Jan. 25.-1speciel)
Following the clue Of a torn letter.
BENJAMIN r. Pierce Of cassville. Mo-. was
here Friday searching for his fathers
last estate Mr.. Pierce inherited his
fathers property short time ago. but
the records we're in such condition that
he has only been able TO locate a portion
OF his Inheritance.
Mr.. Pierce believes he has q farm some
where near Shenandoah. In searching
through his fathers papers he found n
letter telling OF a iOo-acre farm. A part
OF the letter was torn and the remaining
piece told Of land near "shenan--." With
only this as a clue. he 10 looking for his
estate somewhere in this nelehborhood
The father died January and the son
Il sole heir. lie has been quite success
full In getting together good portion OF
his legacy. He has already found $4,000.
which was in various trust companies.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
Dandruff Goes!
Hair Gets Thick,
Wavy, Beautiful
Save your hairl Double its
beauty in a few moments.
Try thisl
Hair stops coming out and
every particle Of dandruff
disappears.

Try as you viii. after an application
OF Danderlne. you can not find a single
trace Of dandruff or falling hair and your
scalp win not itch. but what win please
you most. will be after few weeks use.
when you see new hair, fine and downy
at firat-yes-but really new hair-grow-
ing ell over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately doubles
the beauty OF your hair No difference
how dull. faded. brittle and scraggy.
just moisten a cloth with Danderine and
carefully draw Il through your hair. TAX
Ing one small strand at a time. The
effect Is immediate and amazing-your
hair win be light. fluffy ard wavy. and
have an appearance OF abundance; an
Incompatible lustre. softness and luxuri-
anee. the beauty and simmer OF true
hair health.
Get a b-eent bottle OF Knowlton's Dan
derine from any drug store or toilet
counter. and prove that your hair Is as
pretty and soft a. any--that Il has been
neglected or injured by careless treat
ment-thsts alt
Denderine Is TO the hair what fresh
showers OF. rain and sunshine are "a
vegetation. II goes right 10 the rootS
invigorates and strengthens them Itl
exhilarating, stimulating and life-produc-
ing properties cause the hair 20 grow
long. strong ana beautifui.-Advortiss
ment
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
Colonel House
Passes Geneva On
His Way to Berlin

GENEVA. Switzerland. Jan. sL-Cvis
Paris. Jan. A)--Colonei p. NJ. House,
President wilson's personal representa-
tive. arrived here this morning and left
at o'clock in the afternoon for Berlin.
He was accompanied by two secretaries
OF the American embassy in Berlin. who
had como here 20 meet him.
Colonel House said to the Associated
Press correspondent that many misstate-
ments had been published in the Euro
pean press concerning the motives of his
visit and that he desired again to affirm
that II was In nowise connected With
any peace movement or any peace pro-
posals. but that It's purpose continued TO
be that which had been announced before
he left the United States.
From Berlin Colonel House will return
TO Paris through Switzerland and will
visit no other capitals OF continental
Europe.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
Copper and Brass
Sent to Denmark
Marked Hammers

LONDON. Jan. IA statement given
out today by the British official press
bureau says:
Among the cargo found aboard the
Swedish steamship Urna, from New York
10 Gothenburg. and Copenhagen. are
goods described on the bill of lading as
fifteen cases of hammers sent from the
United States to a Danish forwarding
agent.
They were found on examination to
consist of fifteen cases. each containing
bag OF copper. brass and apparently
aluminium filings and turnings
The consignee does not know for
whom the alleged hammers are intended
and the goods have been placed in the
prize court"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
HILLS TALKS OF
POLITICAL ISSUES
Secretary Sure Republicans Will
Name Candidate that Will Get
Support Of Progressives.
UNIFORM PRIMARY LAW NEEDED

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.--Charles d.
Hilles. chairman Of the republican
national committee, before leaving
for New York today after attending
the session OF the subcommittee on
arrangements for the party national
convention, discussed political ques-
tons. including the possible candi-
dacy Of Colonel Roosevelt for the
republican nomination for president.
IAN the information have Is TO the
euect that Colonel Roosevelt is not
candidate for the republican nomina-
ton" Chairman miles said. He has de-
clined to permit his name TO 90 on tho
primary ballot in the only three states
where Il has been suggested. Minnesota.
Nebraska and Michigan.
statement OF ProEressives.
In the statement issued by the pro-
rressive national committee Il wa made
plain that any reasonably satisfactory
man would be acceptable as the republi-
can nominee. They insisted that they
meant just what they said and we will
take the statement at it's face value. /
think We will be able 10 nominate man
who will be satisfactory to all elements
of the party and that our candidate will
be elected.
In regard to Justice Hughes. no one
knows Just what his attitude IL today
toward the presidency. In discussing the
subject with n friend in 1912. Justice
Hughes said, when he went on the United
States supreme court bench he took the
veil ana renounced the woTld.
There IL no man big enough TO refuse
the presidency. In my opinion. II he wero
nominated without his consent have
no idea what he would do"
Uniform Primary Law Needed.
Chairman Hilies called attention to the
conflicting provisions OF the direct pres
idcntiai primary laws adopted by the
different states and expressed the opin-
ion that II would result in much uncer-
teinty and confusion. There viii be %
Delegates IN the next republican national
convention. and Of this number CO.'S or
about 81 per cent. will be chosen by
direct primary.
There ls an urgent need for uniform
presidential primaries in all the states.
IN my opinion. said Chairman Hilles.
Il think a model should be prepared, en-
bodying the best features OF the various
state laws. and that the primary should
be held In every state on the same date.
/ think some action on the subject will
be taken At the next national conven.
ton.
The primary laws most discussed are
those OF Ohio. where all delegates are
required 10 make a first and second
choice for president before they are
elected in Minnesota and Wisconsin
where there il Dissatisfaction over the
method Of instruction. in californis,
where all the delegates arc elected at
large. while the republican party has
been against the application of the unit
rule since 1880. and in Texas. where our
party rule fixes the number Of delegates
az twenty-four this year. and the state
law provides for tho election OF forty"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
Mistake Made in
Quoting Petition
in Brewers Case

SULPHUR SPRINGS. Tex. Jan. a.
Through a mistake the Associated Press
IN its story yesterday OF the brewery
hearing before Judge William McPher.
son OF the eighth judicial district. err
roneously said that. among other charges
against the defendants. was an allegation
that they collected by assessments and
donations. funds at the rate OF s1.2O0.ooo
a year for the last five years In order to
promote anti-prohibitien legislation. The
allegation as contained IN the states pc
tition was that the defendants were meme
bers OF the United States Brewers as.
ISOLATION. which Is alleged to have COLI
leoted assessments and donations at the
rate Of Sl.2OoOOo a year to promote anti
prohibition legislation
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
Pioneer Teacher
Dies Suddenly

SHENANDOAH. Ia. Jan. &.-(speeisiD
"A few minutes after eating breakfast
and walking back into her room. Mrs
Phoebe A. schseffer, a pioneer school
teacher died about 10 o'clock Saturday
morning from heart trouble. Mrs. Schaef.
Ter fell downstairs az the home OF her
sister. Mrs, u. NJ. LAtimer. on Ninth
avenue. a week ago and broke a collar
bone Her injuries. however. were Prov
ms not - severe a. anticipated
In the early days. oven before there
we're school houses, Mrs. schaeffer was a
school teacher and taught one year at
The home Of jeff williams, Later she
taught near Farrasut,
The children that survive are Mrs.
Homer Chester Of Northb0ro. la; W. l..
schaeffer Of Shenandoah and George II.
schaeffsr OF Vivian. S. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
Robert G. Wood
is Charged With
Soliciting Bride

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-An indictment,
charging solicitation OF a bride. was re-
turned by the grand jury today against
Robert Colgate Wood. former public
service commissioner. who resigned re-
Gently after testimony in reference to
the alleged bribe had been adduced dur
ing the investigation into the public
service commission by the Thompson leg
islation committee.
Mr.. Wood is accused of having asked
a bribe OF 5000 from the Union Switch
and Signal company for his vote as
member OF the public service commits
sion approving a contract with that
company in connection with subway con-
struction.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
Serbian Who Threw
Bomb that Started
Big War is Dead

BERLIN. Jan. 2s.-(By Wireless to Say
viiie.)--The Overseas News agency today
gave out the following;
"Advices from Theresienstadt. Austria
Hungary say the Serbian anarchist.
Nedeljo Gabrinovics. has died In prison.
oabrinovies was convicted Of throwing
bomb at Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
heir apparent 70 the Austrian throne. in
sarayevo. Bosnia. In June. 1914. which
injured several persons who were behind
the automobile of the archduke. This
attack was made few hours before the
srchduke and his wife were shot to death
In the Bosnian capitol by Gavrio Prinzlp.
In October. 1914. Gabrinovics was found
guilty and senteced TO twenty years inn
prisonment at hard labor.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
Trouble Between
Canal Officials
is Not Serious

WASHINGTON. Jen. 25-Differences Of
opinion between Major General Cocktails.
governor OF the Panama canal zone, and
Brigadier General Edwards. commanding
the military forces there. both of whom
are on their way to the United States,
are believed by War department Off
Gals TO be minor and easily susceptible
to adjustment. The disagreement is
based, officials believe. largely upon the
quarters assigned the military forces at
Panama.
The disagreement was not the reason
for summoning Generals Goethals and
Edwards to Washington. it was said. the
principal reason being that their testi-
money is wanted by congressional COM
mittees investigating military and naval
affairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
MORRIS HOLDS UP ACTION
ON NEWLAMDS RESOLUTION

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator Nor
ris. republican. prevented action today
on the Ncwiands resolution for congress
sional Investigation Of railroad leglsla-
ton. suggested by President Wilson on
the ground that such an investigation
would be long enc and might serve 20
prevent some other inquiry into railroad
affairs He declared congress was suf-
flciently informed Ia act and charged
tho administration with seeking 20 post
pone responsibility for action.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
The National Capital
tuesday, january rs, 1919.
The Senate.

The Senate.
Public lands committee reported water
state and federal governments over
water power sites.
Postoffice committee recommended de-
posts OF postal savings In federal reserve
banks.
The naval and house committees con-
tinued hearing.
Adjourned at ass to noon Wednesday.
The House.
ued hearings.
Rivers and harbors committee heard
Representative Summers on Trinity river
project"
Republican Leader Mann made speech
advocating preparedness.
Representative Bennett. New York, de-
Tended German-Americans IN a speech
Passed the Shackleford So. O00, 900 good
roads bill, 2S to 81. tire members voting
Adjourned at 500 D. m. to noon wednes-
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
Union Pacific Net
Earnings Increase
Three Millions

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Union Pacific
earnings for December. made public to-
day, show a gross increase OF l.S6s. 81.
with the net increase, after payment OF
taxes, Aoe5.isi. For the first six months
Of the fiscal year the Gross increase
amounts TO ti,soe,sie and the net Increase
ta.ooOlss.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
w. B. Prescott,
Former Head of the
Printers Union, Dies

CHICAGO. Jan. &.-w. D. Prescott.
former president OF the international
Typographical union. died at his homo
here today Of apoplexy. He was active
for years IA the organization which he
served As head and was we'll known
throughout the country in labor circles
afr. Prescott was born IN Toronto.
Canada. IN 1854
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
Catarrh Leads
To Consumption

Catarrh Is as much blood disease as
scrofula or rheumatism. It may be re-
lieved. but IT cannot be removed by sim
ply local treatment. II breaks down the
general health. weakens the lung tissues
and leads to consumption.
Hoods SarsapariIla Is so successful in
the treatment of catarrh that # is known
as the best remedy for this disease. 1t
purifies the blood. Ask your druggist for
Acknowledgement