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The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

D OST will not bele its readers and insult their intelligence by
telling them they must vote the entire Republican ticket be
branded traitors disoy and her
their aid the kaiser will
that the dignity y of President Wilson the present
be about the only the United States capable of
political camouage downright misrepresentation believe
the Republicans have nominated splendid ticket from bottom
but if have been able that then
duty to best judgment Dictates If the people
colorado ready have this by
then they must not complain at what If they
honest upright successful business clean high
chracer the of this they
Mr. Shoup their If people do
want the wealth of this nation poured into the
lap of the SOUTH while Colorado with all her and
porti ignored and passed though she of
1.-THE of this nation and without much
senatorial such action then they will
for Shafroh and Taylor and be satisfied with the result Other
they will their ballots hipps will under
do something and keep doing until the people have learned
that Colorado the The the voters who will
Fgo to the polls Tuesday, Upon them will great respons
bliy How well they discharge it, they each for
himself.
The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02
BUSINESS PROPOSITION TO ELECT PHIPPs AND sHoUP

HE epubcan party proclaimed the people far back
1914 this country should to defend herself The
that danger
pacst sentiment found
the defeat of party the polls the campaign of 1916
Today actually engaged in the world and that
lack Of the multiplied millions OF
dollars and many thousands of lives is undeniabe
As Will Hays the brilliant and able leader of the Republican
party procams" mprepared for
problems will confront this country
mediatey mutitudnous number
difficult Of solution and with possibilities OF veal
o' voc 70 American people
Who do charge of the of Colorado such
hour?
Who you United States such crucay
testing period?
Oliver II Shoup has made complete of every undertake
ing private life the application Of the meodica prnci
pies will achieve the degree in the conduct OF public
affairs.
c. Phipp the Of the hour Colorado
will take rank
abest the distinguished that
giea of all law making bodies the world
The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

w HEN political party turns down faithful officer at the end
w time foists upon the people per-
oceodr who has nothing draw his salary the
rn and file usually quick the injustice that has been done
and the time the hand of the willy Politician and
they such Such the record Of the
party in Colorado this Through well laid of po
ica obbe they repudaed Julius c. uIter of the best
that has the people, and nominated serv
tool of the the They inflicted the
people time F. Shafroh whose donohing
has the political joke of the for years. whose
procivties have earned for him the amtema of all
booded American citizens What will the people do about it
Tuesday, We what think ought do and what
believe they will do We believe they will repudiate
questionable tactics by the election Shoup and pp
and and thus show that they believe putting
those who really do something worth while for Colorado
The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

IN 1904 the redeemed the from Populs mrue
by the of John F. Sharoth elected
from the old First Congressional district there
state them Republican, platform the chief plank of which
was Protection Two later, Mr. Shafroh with in his
followed Henry NJ Teller of the Republican party solely
ed coinage of silver for other He he
Just good Republican all questions that
the stand taken by the the silver question SO he became
the successful candidate fusion party composed of
opnss Freever Republicans and God knows what esesor
OF Dukes mixture Again he elected
Pop 1898 and 1900 although Bob Bonyne whom he defeated in
the latter suspected fraud in old Arapahoe took
another wh for the office against John later when he
elected but John the job Bob suspicious of 1900
fmed in 1902 and he contested the place before congressional
committee The ballot boxes from Arapahoe
transported Washington where they dug into by
the committee whereupo 10 and behold Bob right John and
his Denver bunch had him of the job by fraud
ol the most garng character And while the committee fixing
its whereby whereof John be thrown the
ransom and Bob put his place. John rushed franay back
nnutesand yet people John is lazy and slow of gait
Well to make short story then and there John got affixed to
his name the cherished title of Honest" But what's name
"A ro etc. Free unlimited has been dead for 20
buried and forgotten John has returned to the party
from which he ayd during exciting days of 1896 although he
then claimed that that alone made him with
oh WELL we stand if the Democrats cansteamboat Pilot
The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

HAT executive edct just handed down from the White House
insult every with grey his
and blood his ought boomerang
and thrash the stung of the party that had the auCcity
forth In this community it already having its and
Republicans foosny
and Taylor heard remark that they have heretofore
objected occasionally voting for Democrat when it left
choice but when being told from Washington
branded disoya mparoc,
will draw the line and show Nr Wilson them
the right of choice been dele
gated the right of suffrage that they propose that right
from ought be III
this time debating the in which the
right franchise
off the perch Mr. Wilson: your work is
The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

IAvE you up your just how you will
ballot Tuesday? Of will De governed by what
believe the of the state and county Let
remind that the Republicans asking you to vote Tor
depth of
thought and fxy of for the office Of as against
the egot haaked politician who keeper of the states Grim
nal and has proved luxury and who
would uservent tool dangerous brace OF criminals
who although behind bars should have been there long
The people afford elect who is the
this yste and who dare not refuse to do their bid
their be. That of the
lyman of Colorado There
numerous dangers in such action.
The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

HE attendance OF United States Senator Shafroh Hearss
pro-anarchy celebration in New York the Fourth of july
allies
little neghbo the NORTH Canada have forbidden the
lof earsts publications borders They did
this because Hearst German sympaizer
the most lnsous German propaganda they did this they
knew that Hearst of German for his
activities Since allies took this
H. Mitchell Palmer alien property custodian
dred and sevenve dollars of German through hidden
channels into the hands of Arthur Brisbane Hearsts editor chief
who of Hearst deputy entertainers of
German which paid for everything Sfroth
for the free bed in which he slept FRIEND
OR FOLLOWER Of William Randolph Hearst
RADIO!
Among Ilearsts objects in making the
chst holiday New York Democrats Of
New York him
racy OF the Empire state repndaed Hearst absolutely just
Democratic of Denver repudaed
Gratis of New York refused to allow Hearst
the convention Yet Shao motley have the assurance
the gall to ask the Democrats Colorado
the support Hearst and easy earsts frien
the kaiser.-Denver
The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

than those members of the political with
which Mr. Wilson happens be affiliated Up to date haven
heard of Mr. Wilson refusing of subscriptions because
they Republicans heard of him
the fighting of the nation those stalw who
allied with the political of Lincoln Grant Mckinley and Roos
ve notwithstanding Mr. Wilson's latest indicates that he
believes with the Indian that the of this make the
world safe for the whole damn Democratic party.
The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

M ENT the United War Work campaign
~ have part that behalf
kindred organizations which doing much this
by taking
people, this Christian will
and to all who themselves the service this
Don't save and shirl your RESPONSE
biy by saying the almost ended
Of the and declared the
would still need the mnstraons of these splendid
institutions for months They necessary the health
and morale of Help with all might
md smile while you do it,
The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02
SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST
BE PAID IN ADVANCE

option
taking
beginning
concerning
scriptons as
pub
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paper
the time doing
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The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

HOSE who really and truly abhor believe
liberty and freedom of conscience which belongs
ment of the people, by the people and for the people, will
all the force at their command autocac dctaton the chief
executive of the land the the people shall
cordance with his of political thinking Notwithstanding his
cent announcement that 'politics is adjourned''
The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

SON was born to young Kansas couple just in time
logical for the exemption of father from military
service The Wilson bestowed upon infant and later
friend asked why Republican should after Demo
cratic president Becas replied the father kept
war Craig Courier.
The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

I Unless all signs fail Coulter will
~ with lot of Democratic
fine wherever rapidly the
that he is worthy will
The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

HIS pesky influenza apparently of times
1t has certainly revolutionzed
political the
of political bottle their
cold storage for Fourth of July other
the people and will together it.
odd through political of the Importance this
the pvlege listening single public pot-
ica speech? 1t surely changing the old order of things with
But that the least of the Inconvenience
this terrible We all made when viii
upon and allow activities
life in the usual
The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

feels inclined after reading Mr. Wilson's demands that
~ Republicans surrender their political him chief
of the United Seswe feels inclined
president he thinks all right
unpatrioc Republican
to Red Y
allied interests and whether he feels just right allow
the military service of the country the
other words this of the Republican
party9 Is it Mr. Wilson's and private
entire American nation all the civilized nations of
the the vicious Beast of Berlin! If is the
then thunder has licensed Mr. Wilson cruelty
the political
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-02
Atlas Employees Raise
Fund to Let Girl Visit
Hero Brother in Detroit

Vera Ware. an employe at the Atlas
Underwear company, has gone to De-
troit, to visit a brother who returned
recently from the French front serious
ly wounded.
When she received the information
that her brother had returned after
several years in service, fellow en-
ployes at the factory shared the news.
They also learned that the girl had
not enough money to get to Detroit to
visit the brother who had come back
with war crosses to make up for the
wounds he had received at the front.
So the men and women decided to
do their bit for the war in rather
different way this time, and they gave
their small contributions so that the
soldier and his sister might be re-
united.
1t did not take long to collect the
amount required for carfare to Detroit,
and the other day the girl received the
money that would take her to the
brother who had returned from over
there"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-02
Spies of Constantine
Receive Death Sentence

ATHENS, April 2.-Lieutenants Cal
amaras and Hodjopoulos, who came to
Greece recently on German sub
marine as agents of former King Con-
stantine. were condemned to death by
court-martial and the sentence was
carried out today. Their lawyer, M.
Conoupis, also received the death SEN
tence.
The two officers, after receiving in
structions at Zurich, Berlin and
Vienna, came to Greece in an enemy
submarine from Pola with a letter
from former King Constantine and
plans to arrange a system of espionage
and to establish naval base. Co
noupis was intermediary in the matter.
A sister of Lieutenant Calamaras was
sentenced to life Imprisonment and a
peasant was given fifteen years for
harboring the lieutenants.
A royal court martial has been di-
rected to prosecute Captain Paparrigo,
poulos, former aide-de-camp to King
Constantine, who is said to have ar
ranged for the visit of the lieutenants
and Kolidyas Capchiefst, who also aid
ed in their plans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-02
AMBITION
PILLS
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-the famous
Wendells Ambition Pills - that will
put vigor, vim and vitality into nerv-
Gus, tired-out. all in, respondent
people in a few days in many in
stances.
Anyone can buy a box for only so
cents, and Conkey Drug Company.
Leo Fihe, A. G. Luken & Company.
and Glen Thistlethwaite are authoriz.
ed by the maker to refund the pur-
chase price if anyone is dissatisfied
with the fist box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility. nervous prostration. mental
depression and unstrung nerves caused
by over.indulgence in alcohol, tobacco,
or overwork of any kind.
For any affliction of the nervous
system Wendell's Ambition Pills are
unsurpassed, while for hysteria, trem-
bling and neuralgia they are simply
splendid. Fifty cents at Leo Fines. A.
G. Luken & Company. Glenn Thistle
thwaite, Conkey Drug Co. and dealers
everywhere.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-02
RIOTINC KEEPS
UP IN QUEBEC
(By Associated Press)

QUEBEC, Can, April 2.-Fighting
between the rioting element In Que
bee and the military forces, which re-
suited last night in the killing OF at
least four civilians and the wounding
of a number of civilians and soldiers,
continued into the early hours today.
After midnight the firing died down to
a very great extent. but men on house
tops sniped the soldiers for hours.
The guard placed on the public
buildings and in the area where fight
ing took place was maintained all
night This forenoon the city was
comparatively quiet and it was hoped
by the military authorities that now
that it has been shown that no more
breaches OF the law will be tolerated.
the disorderly factions will abandon
their demonstrations. However, the
authorities declare there will be no
relaxation of the stern methods they
have inaugurated to crush the rioting.
So far, the killed and wounded civ
ilians appear to be innocent victims
who were not connected with the dis
turbances in any way. although the
soldiers used every care to protect
such persons. The snipers never pre-
scented good mark. They fired fire.
quently from street crowds, which col
lected despite the warning issued
through the newspapers that stern
measure were to be adopted and that
gatherings in the streets were illegal.
Much of the heavy fighting took
place on St Waller street, near the
junction of ST. Joseph street. The
first story of the home in this district
of Dr. Joseph Gosselin, assistant city
physician, was literally riddled with
machine gun bullets. Members of the
family fed to the second story for
safety
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-02
PLAN TO OBTAIN
ARMY TRAINING
FOR ALL BOYS
New Will Make Fight for
U. S. Defenses After the
War.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April AL
though the senate rejected universal
military training as an amendment to
he supplemental draft registration
resolution last week, the subject will
be pressed again at this session OF
congress and pressed with all the vigor
that Its champions can muster.
1t Is the purpose of Senator New OF
Indiana, author of the rejected amend
ment. OF introduce a new universal
training bill, the bill to provide for a
permanent training system.
Present Army to Oisband.
When the war is over the United
States will have no army, for the draft
army, federalized national guard, and
all enlistments since machinery for
the war began operation will lapse.
America will be without an army
when this war is over" Senator New
said ut is my purpose to Introduce
q universal military training bill to
become operative six months after the
close OF this war. In the bill which
am preparing l would provide that all
males between the ages Of 10 and Il
wears should be subjected to at least
ten months of military training.
Will Go in Reserve.
"At the end of the training period
these men would go for five years into
what would be known as the first mil
itary reserve force and would be re-
uuired to report once each year 1or
period of thirty days for further train
ing.
For the next five years they would
On into a second reserve, subject to
call for service in the event OF war
after the first reserves had been
called"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-02
Victory is Predicted for
Federal Dry Amendment
fBY Associated Pressl

BOSTON, April 1.-The question OF
ratifying the federal prohibition
amendment was taken up in the SEN
ate today with prohibition leaders pre-
dieting defeat of a substitute measure
providing for referendum at the next
state election The house last week
ratified the amendment by majority
Of "a votes.
Action by the senate was made the
special order of business today Mem
bers predicted that the principal fight
would be on motion to substitute
for the house bill resolution to re-
fer the issue to the people.
Encouraged by what they describe
as great victory in the lower branch,
the legislative forces directing the
fight for ratification asserted they had
obtained enough pledges in the senate
to assure passage Of the measure.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-02
LOYALTY ISSUE
BEFORE VOTERS
fRv Associated Press)

CHICAGO, April 2.-Loyalty to the
government was the leading issue TO-
day in the aldermanic election in the
thirty-fiye wards of the city. Chle1
interest centers in the outcome in the
six wards where socialists VINO en-
dorsed the st. Louis platform OF that
party are the candidates.
In these wards the campaign was
marked by frequent fights at the po-
litical meetings. In half dozen 9TH
or wards the contest has been be-
tween the candidates favored by May
or William Hale Thompson and op-
moments of the city administration.
In the fourth congressional as
trict, which includes the stock yards.
a representative in congress W2s Vot-
ed for, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Charles Martin. The
district is normally democratic by a
large majority.
Confusion at Polls.
Some confusion attended the early
voting because Of the advice to voters
late yesterday by the head of the
Chicago Dry Federation to express
choice on the liquor question by writ
ing "Yes" or mo on the ballot.
When the action OF the dry Ieuera-
ton became known, the election COM
missioners late last night issued a
ruling that writing in this proposition
or any other extraneous matter not
authorized by law would invalidate the
ballot.
The prohibitionists attempted to
have the saloon question placed on
the official ballot, but the election
commissioners held that their petit
tion was irregular
The wet and dry issue was voted
on today in many townships in iii
nois, outside of Chicago. Thirty-five
wet townships held elections to de-
ternine whether they shall become
anti-saloon territory and want city
townships balloted to see if the sa-
loon shall return.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-02
Heavy Penalty Set for
Disloyal Words and Deeds

WASHINGTON. April I'm favor
ably reporting bill to impose drastic
penalties on disloyal acts, the senate
judiciary committee adopted an
amendment by Senator Poindexter, OF
Washington, prescribing imprison-
ment for twenty years and $4,000,
for whoever shall by word or act
support or favor the cause of the
German empire or it's allies in the
present war or by word or act oppose
the cause of the United States there
in."
The committee also approved the
same penalties for obstructing govern
ment war bond issues and for willful-
ly attempting" as well as actual at
tempts to obstruct recruiting or en-
listment in the army.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-02
Druley Tells About Army Life
at Camp Shelby Cantonment

just two musicians, claronet and &C
cordian. and they were certainly ar
lists. think they were father and
son and were either French Or ltal-
ians.
l suppose that if you knew what
time of night it is you would think
it a queer time to write letter, for
it is 4:30 a. m. l have been on pris-
on guard since a. m and will be re-
lieyed at 6 a. m. and as | have a
light and a fire and have to keep
awake I thought it good time ito
write a letter. AS general thing
signal troops do not have much guard
duty to do, but have to guard their
own horse supplies, company street
and prisoners, if they have any, and
guess there are always one or two
any way. They are generally sol
diers who have gone on what we
here call A. w. o. L. which in plain
words is, absence Without Official
Service.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-02
GOVERNMENT WANTS
SKILLED MECHANICS

A call for men to work in factories
manufacturing liberty motors for air
planes has been received by Guy
Robbie, of the United States Public
Service reserve. The men are wanted
at once. Applications will be received
by Mr.. ROBBIE at his home, or at the
EIk's club.
The following workmen are wanted
100 motor assemblers, 40 to so cents
an hour: 80 motor testers. 80 to 40
cents an hour: so tool and die makers.
60 to 65 cents; so automatic screw ma
chine operators, so to 60 cents: 80
hand screw machine operators. So to
A cents: lather planer and boring mill
men.