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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11

Since looking over large sec
ton Of this country lately,we are
persuaded that this section is
good enough for hnstling fell
low. Nearly all that we saw in
lother states can be done here.
Our natural reso1 rces shine IN
contrast to the Northern section
through which we passed. hv-
/. cry where it takes push and com
III on, sense to succeed, and we
need not think that we can de
vefope. our SECTION by any other
charm. We willtry from time tc
time TO give few of our impress
sions aud tell of q few Of the
scenes we saw up North.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11

Us. Gers0n is off on a business
trip.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11

'phe GIenmora Garage Go.
bailding has been painted and is
'saing wired this week
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11
Chronic CONSTIPATION

Perhaps yen have never
thought of it, but this disorder
is due TO g lack Of moisture in the
residual matter of the food. II
you win drink an abundance Of
water cat raw fruits and take
lots Of outdoor exercise, you
may be able eventually to over
comeit entirely. In the mean
time use The most mild and gen
tie Iaxatives. Strong and harsh
eathartics take too much water
ont Of the system and make bad
matter worse. Chamberlain, 5
Tablets are easy and pleasant to
take, and most agreeable In eff
ect. Give Them q trial.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11
MARKETING HOGS

SEATS burying them. Steve
Hoover, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
" rites: Commenced feeding
ny herd OF about 100 hogs 3. a.
THONGS Hog Powder over two
months ago. Fifty were sick
and off feed. Nearby herds had
cholera. l did not lose one
they are we'll and growing fast.
tor sale by A. G. Pringle, Max
xell & Pringle and Glealnora
Drug Company.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11
The Doctor Away From Home
5Then Most Needed

People are often very much
fiisappointed to find that their
family physician is away from
fsagna when they most neod his
ser i:as: Diseases ike pain in
tie stomach and bowels, collie
a,ai clarrhoea require prompt
t.estipent, and have in many in
stssnces proven fatal before med
ieine ,nIld be procured ora ply
iejaa summoned. The right way
is to keep at hand a bottle of
Ess,na herlains Cole and Diarr-
liora f9eniedy. No phvsicianea can
prescribe o better medicine for
sltssc diseases. BY having it ia
lle horse You escape much pain
and suffering and all risk. Buy
tRdn il may save life.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11
Historic Retrsbutlons.

Fiafnan devised galfuws 30 cubits
aigh for Mordecai In the days OF King
Ahasuerus. But On this towering GLIB
bet Hannah himself was hanged The
bishop OF veraun contriyed an iron
cage. TOO small 10 allow person con
fined within 1; either to stand upright
or to lie ut full length. for the torture
of heretfcs The bishop Of ,verdun him
self was the first victim to suffer such
cage
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11
~ PREY ent Belching

Make a regular habit of eating
slowly, masticate your food tho
roughly, and you may have no
further trouble. If you should,
take one Of Cham berlain's Tab
lets Immediately after supper.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11

The Square Deal Store
has q full supply Of family
Groceries, kept in the most
sanitary way known to
modern merchants, at prices
to suit all.
w w. Johnson, Propr.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11
FLIES NEVER BOTHER

n the summer flies worry an
animal. Get a bottle Of Farris'
Heading Remedy costs but SOC
makes a pint worth ~ 90. APP
ply II TO the wound. Flies win
not bother il. Get it today. You
may need it tomorrow. We sell It.
For sale by A,G. Pringles Maxwell
Al Pringle and Glenmora Drug
20.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11

Tuesday is election day for the
municipal Improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Etheridge
will occupy the new Buchanan
cottage as .seon as it il con.
pleted.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11

Miss Katie Perryleft for OAK
dale Saturday where she will
spend several weeks with her
sister Mrs Luckett Yawn.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11
Services at the Baptist church
Methodist

Psaact1;pg each S1ntiay at
Il 4. m. and $50 p. r.,
Sundoyschooi 10 a. Il,
Prayer meeting Thurs. Z 2. ~.
W. W. Perry, Pastor
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11

Rev. w W. Perry will tein his
pulpit Sunday. A large congre-
CATION is expected at these ser
vices.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11

The motor companies here are
charging their plants to meet
the needs Of their growing bust
ness,
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11
Lane Rael. Relieved

Fora lame back apply Cham
berlain's, Eminent twice a day
and massage the muscles Of the
back over the seat of pain thoro-
ughly at each application.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11

MR. Meyer and son left here
Wednesday, for New Orleans, ST.
sslais aud Chicago.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-07-11

Next week is election week, or
water works bond.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06

resolyer Ia petici6n ne cicitos csfudian.
tcs til dc que SC celcbrara una asam
blca especial 4 lrnc5 da mario para
Dir ii sehor coli Cuchi desarrolIaF
u tcma status dc Puerto Rico tm.
hos conyinimos ca que tai pctiei6n dcs
pu6a dc 10 reaiizado por aquoilos estu
diautcs, no dehia conccdcrse.
Al dia signientc ! a. nar1o, dr prt
de las once IL Ii manana, eatusrrnn
"a iii ofcina dos cstudiantcs me 81
;regaron una petici6n escrita frmsda
tor yarios "a Il mismo scntido lIahIt
con clos cxtcnsameuic, como un padrc
con aus hiios un hcrmano con rus
hrrmanos. Todo - que llcvo dicho 81
lo eXprcse adn con mayoTcs dctallcs n
con MAYOR franqucza les pcdi que
clios mismos rcsolNicran Rrhnsaron IL
diicron que tcniau quc dar r1rnia j
sus c6mpaacros cntouccs cycribi 81
PIC dc Ia peticidn Il rcsolueidn que u.
que:
lie acucrdo con las amplias mani
fcstaciones que vcrbalmcu'c hc hreho
d los cstudiantcs quc me han cntrcga
du q escrito que preceic y que sc con
dcusan asi: Ia actitud asumida por
In grupo dc dichos estudiantes On IA
mahana del - dc fcbrcro 6ltimo "
imponc opino que 40 conyicnc q "a
marcha regular IL Ia Univcrsidad cn
los actualcs ngmcntos, cclcbrar u con
ferencia que Sc solicita
Trat6 dc hablar por tclefono con -
sciior Coll Cucbi. 10 lan6 dos ycces
su casa, dos 81 bufeic y una n
camara. Tn empleado muy atouto me
diio que ais cstaba fas 4 pcdirlc 81
podia concedermc an momrnto para ha-
blar conmigo Y contcst6 que Sc hallaba
muy ocupado. No insist mas.
Entonees adopt6 Ia actitud que he
adoptado siempre: csperar Y aceptar
intcgra Ia responsabilidad de mis- ac-
tog.
Desde el primer momeniO comprcndi
que Ia actitud mia podia ser interpre.
tada en- el sentido dc usar de mi rucsto
para i.npedir que Sc combatieran mis-
ideas ante cl tenor del "que diran
confieso que vacil6 estuve casi ineli.
nado a acceder a 10. que sc me pedia.
Sin embargo .cl cuadro dc mi dcber pa.
ra con Ia Universidad, con la discipli-
ma que en- ella debe conservarse, apa.
reei6 ante mi y tome mi resoluci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06
sALA De socoRRos

Persouas tufsdas dnrarfr ~ aia t
jose Cesani. a. Mayarbez, de una q.
rida contusa ~ fpfna irrrruiaf #atff
"a region supetciiinr izquirraa.
Juan Mslcndsx. de maaaii. NJ ufa
fucrtc confusion saIrc % tcfeta II .Ia
del antebrazo izquicfao
Antonio pares, dc DpfadB. II ana
herida ihcisa ~ un csniimeiW NJ Is
region tenar ~ y mana itquferfa
Julio Ncgr6u. n coforai. ~ ans
confusion cen erosion Nv = riel re
bro ~ dcdo gmndc dofse ~ 81
izquierdo.
Anastasie Villauucva. IT, Baram6a.
dc una hcrida ceufusa cu la region
oceipito-parioutai izquiefda-.
Jorge Garcia. dc san Juan. A. uas
hcrida dc forma irregular ~ IS region
molar del lado izquierdo.
Avslivo ROdEigusz dc Mauaii. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06
LENINE Y TROTSKY

hiae. ZERO ~ duda no IS atrevlo. Com
P.eIala pefiectamehto que sin LcnIne
- Po"iia 'ern';'aeecr 81 9 Foder ~
!" .o'o IT, J "l,arei'l" ~ 'l'cf9fse &C
~ @'aa''es q'e ieilihe : dirlsla.
- aiso 'ii'ts' 81 hiae'fas ocasio-
~ l'''in' e"'aoio hesociacioles con
II 10 i''e,oi,es sos'a''s''S' = ~
- - - 49, - u 'o''''oio'''
'o''NS y 'epV'e''d 'iei,'P'e contra es'
- "eAoe'aeioaes' tehia graves razo-
~ para aaoPtaf una actl1qd semeJan-
$: SABA que 81 ~ oooierno &c coaii-
cioh .su misloh se fedac4ria .de modo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06
Ell LICDO. SR. EMILIO DEL TORO,
CONTESTA A LA CAMARA

Ia llamada Independence para Paerto
Rico. Repetidas lcces DC Diego \ Tires
-oradores cmircnlcs cxpusieron de
fendieron ali ibremcnte ial idea II,
ror ultimo, I'm grupo &c estudiautes III
rigi6 Ia Asamblca Legislative, en-
tonccs rcunida ID session extraordina
ria, una pcticitn quo fue publicada \
comcntada \ qnr los schorcs dclcgados
conocen perfectamtnte.
III mcnte q lbrr. Nivimos baio una
soberania que pcrmite Ia exposici6n IL
todas las ideas micntras q ordrn no 81
alterc. PcnsdndoIo asi, "a Junta dc Sin
dieos janis tond medida alguna ten
dcnte coaccionar nadie.
Usando de mi propio juicio, crci que
q otro lado dc II question debia pre-
scutarsc tambitf 4 Ia consideration dc
aqucllas mentcs juveniles y me re.
solvi hacerlo. con mas de una Sc
mana dc antelaci6n SC anuncio en- ia
Universidad que vo hablaria sobrc q
status de Puerto Rico.
Pasaron unos dias Y fui informado
dc que estudiantes Sc preparaban Il sill
barmc. Aquello Inc cause pcna extra
iieza. Nc parccia impossible que j6vencs
que habian nacido dentro Sc habian
tornado baio csta soberania, iraiaran
de suprimir por tai amenaza Ia EXPIRE
sion de mi pcnsamiento. Ademas, CO.
nocidos. tales heehos, mis- que naHca
me scuti obligado cumplir con mi de-
Der.
Pronunci6 mi discourse en- Ia mamma
del 20 dc febrcro iltimo. En- mi inme
data presenc;a no sc reaiiz6 acto al
guno dc ruidosa hostilidad, pcro 81
dcniro dc los campos mishos dc 10
Univcrsidad.
En- cuanto conoci el hecho, me apre-
sure 4 quitarIc toda importancia d.
riii una carta d los estudiantes calif-
cando 10 ocurrido de arrebato dc ar
dorosa iuventud, Y NADIA mas. cuan-
do yo crei que mi earta habria hecho
por 10 menos rehexionar a los estudian-
tes, ell dia 2s por la tarde recibi Ia
vista del dean st. John que queria
consular conmigo sobre Ia forma dc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06
CAUSA ARCHIVADA

la causa seguida contra Arturo III
guercla en- el Tribunal de Distrito
dc san Juan, ha sido archivada aver
rahana. III abogado defensor presen-
to una exception perentoria impugnan-
do la jurisdiction de la Corte. La
exception fu6 declarada con lugar y Sc
orden6 81 archivo de la causa. Sc acu-
saba q Figuerella de haber violado el
Acta Organica dc Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06

&t HeMeF aHe as M Detective 81 esm
3raa. ha Il ea#e se Neea tefs eea
inf5fnHefe eahfa aa aFsn fs #afafe
ases - sfa# He nsmisFe t#taf Eafses.
gaa ataaea6 8 teEar FatsfHn - ait ,
ae titnhfe aHtMe. So aae tsfat.a
ssfa af AZ fafatefa sa HseaHssia
as nmdfr fsessais - iT r III Wet
&c Natsa taft. eetafa aa faaata
"a raHfh Hif ea sareeafIs r. s. sssf
rs 4t attsea A. 81 Ewtf.a rss8es
uf+sre ela tfoatH s "a feHens 49,
lezf safif tnfltiaH a. - rafslefs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06

Hace pocos dias que informara Eel
MUNDo", Que cl jefc ruso Trotsky,
habia sido detenido, por ordcn dc Lcni-
nc, el incorrcgiblc bolchcyikis"
f'Dueho y senior" hoy Dc Ia gran. Ru-
sia.
Existcn, efectivamentc, dcsde haec
tiempos graves divergcncias cntre los
dos jefes maximalistas. Trots5y Ia alta
cado siempre Lcnine dc bonanartis-
mo y dc blanquismo. Cuando Lcninc,
despues de la escisi6n defuitiya entire
las fracciones maximalistas miuimalis-
tas, sc neg6 u rcconoccr IL ComitG Gau-
trail del partido social -dem6crata, Y fun
do con algunos amigos .(Kamencf, limo.
viefy otros) su propio C0mit6 central,
Trotsky, en- una serie de articulos vio-
lentos, le acusaba de tendencias desor-
ganizadoras. "iCamarada Lcuinc- Il
decia-: estas trabajando como mn yor
dadero anafqusta. CoIocas I'll suetaris
mo intransigcntc y ciego por encima de
los intereses dc todo q partido n DC
todo el movimicnto obrero. 40 soma8
bastante ricos dc poder para pcrmtir
nos cl lnjO dc tcncr dos ComitG3 cen
trales, es decir, dos Pariidos social dc
m6cratas. Has pensado en- cl eCecto
que tehdfaa bus actos dc dcsorggni2a
ci6n sobrc, q Ssmritu dc los obrJfos5
iNo advicrtcs que en- esta lucha IN.
digna, el aproyechado scrd q zariamo,
cuya divisa. fud siemprc u qqc dicc:
"divide y venccrds
Leninc, on su peri6dico SoeiahDc,
m6crata =, respondi6 Trotsky anzaA.
do sobrc el un torrentc dc injurias, en-
lifieandolo dc "molino dc yleuto "a
oportunista, que ''sc sienta siompre cu.
tire dos sillas'', etc. Mas tardc, aeuSa-
ba al mismo Trotsky de que iamas Sc
pronunciaba francamente cn favor de
Ia derrota dc los ej6rcitos rusos Re
mes, camarada Trotsky lie dccia Que
caiga en- desgracia cl "Bund" (partido
social dcm6crata isrealita que combatia
ell pacifsmo), dc Plcjanof \ Semk6vsky
(minimalista muy conocido). Como hom-
brc galantc, tratas dc ser a4radablc a
todo el mundo. Eso no es~politica ESQ
es politiqueria. "
Esta pol6mica sigui6 hasta el momen
to de Ia revoluci6n. Una vez On re-
trogrado, ambos Sc unieron hiciercu
caasa com1n. Pero aun cntonccs 80 m2
nifestaron rapidamentc notorias diver
gencias entire los dos ap6stoles del ma
ximalismo. Dcspu6s del hunilIantc Tra
tado de Brest- -Litowski, Trotsky insis
ito acerca dc Ia necesidad dc cnardee2l
el frente revolucionario para mchai
contra el imperialismo aleman." Lenin'
public6 a este prop6sito, en- q period
co Pravda" un violento articulu con
ira "los prestidigitadorcs do Erase
grandiIocuentes y "'la fraseologia ,;
sido siempre nucstra dcsgracia -deci,
Lenine--, y hay que acabar con ell.
para siempre =.
En- cuanto a la situaci6n creada po
ell Tratado de Brest Litowski, Lenine
con su violencia habitual, declare qu
era neccsario aceptarIa como hecho con
sumado, y que toda proposition 4
ssenardccer cl frente rcvolucionario Z
sc reducia palabras vanas que no 20
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06
/ la oAMARA DE REPREsENTAN-
Por conducto DO 81 prc8identc. }

Senorcs Delcsado5:
Entire seis y sictc dc Ia tardc dc
aver recibi una carta que, copiada a
Ii lctra, dice asi:
Mario 4, 1919.
scnor:
En- cumpimicnto Dc i'm acurrdo dc
Ia Camara &c Representatives., y por
orden del scnor Presidentc, tengo q
honor dc solicitar dc csa Junta dc Sin
dicos Il Salon dc Actos dc Ia Univcr-
sidad dc Puerto Rico, para una confe-
rcnc;a que ba de dar c Rcprcscntantc
sciior Cayetano Coll Cuchi, cl pr6ximo
juevcs, del corrientc, las dicz DC
In manana.
Muy atentamente,
J. A. Amadeo.
Secreiario DC Ia Camara dc Repre-
scntantes.
Inmediatamente rcsolvi convocar q
Ia Junta de Sindicos para una reunion
Que Sc celebrara en- la tardc dc hoy,
a las tres, citando anoche misno, por
delegrama, al doctor May que reside
en- Mayagiiez, y hoy por la manana a
los demas miembros que rcsiden en- San
juan. FL acuerdo que dicha Junta to-
me sera tambi6n Embellishments comu-
nicado 0 esa Cdmara y al senior Coll
v Cuchi.
Tai como csta transcrito Il acuerdo
dc la Camara en- cl 1nico docuinento
ohcial que obra en- mi poder, SC rcfcre
una solicitud original dc Csc alto
cuerpo dirigida Ia Junta dc Siudicos
y asi le4sera presentado.
Ahora bien como han sido tan pd-
blicos los proccdimj con motive
I del dicho acuerdo, Y como esa Camara
+ resolvi6 el easo y juzg6 de mi eonduc-
+ ia sin darmc la oportunidad de ser dido,
consigno ahora por escrito cual ha sido
mi actuaci6n.
Desde hace mucho tempo viene ugi-
/ tandose en- la Universidad la idea de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06

Senores Delegates:
Entire seis Y sietc &c Ia tardc DC
aver recibi una carta Que, copiada a
IL lctra, dice ash
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06

nHn esafasltH eaa ffaMta - a ff4fsa
ftiar ~ lsfm t4a.ffle
s resfs uiaf. ~ ssa 1sss. f- nss
eoutasisa settt n fe4sta lstsfsf -
d piefaa dsfsrha.
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-12

F. M. Myers, Ed. johnson, S. A.
Cory, A. M. Donaldson, Charles Koen-
icker, Thomas Owens, John Pollock,
S. Shaw, Charley Brown, Capt. Ban
ey, and one or two others came down
from Irwin last Sunday morning with
the remains of Prof. Ridgley. The
men all felt badly as he was we'll
liked by everyone.
The Grand Union mine in Red
well Basin is developed by tunnel
go feet deep at which point it cuts
the vein. Drifts have been run 80
feet in each direction on the vein
which shows large bodies of orc,
carrying lead and small percent
age of zinc. No work has been done
on the mine this winter, but Mr..
Fitzgerald, one of the owners, has
arrived from Silver Plume and in
forms US that work will soon be COM
menced upon it. 1t is one of four
claims owned by Messrs. Fitzgerald,
Miller, Burr and Faas, all of which
will be worked through this tunnel.
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-12
WEDDING BELLS

On Wednesday evening, June 18th,
1885, at the residence of the brides
parents. Miss Vinna Swan and Mr..
F. f. Songer were joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony. Rev. j. H.
Kyle officiating. The ceremony was
performed in the sancity of the home
circle, no guests being invited. The
young couple are well known here
and are highly respected by all. May
the cute little Johnny-jump-ups and
the handsome wild posies of prosper
ity flourish along their path thru
life. (Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Songer
are still popular and we'll known res
idents of Crested Butte. They are
the parents Of 8 living children, the
two oldest boys having served four
years each in the present wary
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-12
SOLDIERS ATTENTION

Colorado Home Service sections
OF the Red Cross have just sub
mitted to Division headquarters In
Denver figures that show that 1883
American soldiers have returned to
this state, moro or less disabled as
a result Of their big adventure
abroad. Practically every county in
Colorado Is represented in the list.
One county alone has 100 sick or
disabled Yanks, one has 178 and an
other 80.
With the same indomitable cour-
age and will that marked their as
sault on many German stronghold
the majority Of these Colorado he
roes have begun an assault on the
trenches Of the future-they have
commenced training for new profess
sions or trades. The Red Cross fig
ures, compiled with the assistance
Of the Federal Vocational Training
Board, indicate that Colorado Yanks
are not Of the calibre that is con-
tent to sit around with folded
hands, feeding on war memories.
An even larger proportion OF the
mon would now be in training for
new vocations, If moro Of them
could be shown the advantage and
opportunity that the government is
offering. The Red Cross, thru its
Home Service sections, Of which
there is one in virtually every town
in the state, is now engaged IN the
effort to enlist the balance Of the
sick or otherwise disabled mea. The
Red Cross is not appealing to the men
alone; rather 1t is trying to prevail
upon the relatives and friends Of
the men to induce the latter to
take up training.
Many men are not aware that
they will receive a minimum Of $75
month while taking this training
Many men are not even aware that
they are entitled to compensation
during the period Of their disability
Many do not know that the govern
ment insurance that they, perhaps
allowed to lapse can be reinstated
1t is these things and thousand
other services that the Red Cross
stands ready to render to the soldier
or his family.
There is Home Service represen-
tative in this jurisdiction. Soldiers
and their families should communi-
cate with it on any and all problems
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-12
MODERN eLAD,AroR,AL SHOWS

We are prone to look back upon
the gladiatorial shows of ancient
Rome with Mortified righteousness.
We commonly think ourselves incap-
able of taking joy in any such spec
tacles as delighted the old Romans.
And yet we have not changed ns
much as we think. The savage in
man is still much closer to the sur
face than we like to believe. There's
still a great many people who can
witness the most brutal prizefight
with intense enjoyment. St. Angus
tine in his confessions tells, in q
memorable passage. how his friend,
Ahpius, a religious man and a Chris
tian, was dragged against his will
to the amphitheatre where the glad
iatorial fights were being held. At
first the sight Of the blood sickened
him but after time he got so that
he could not turn away his gaze
though he hated himself for looking.
The other day in the indianapolis
Speedway, three men were killed. and
two others seriously injured in 500
mile automobile race for prizes to-
falling $4,000 dollars. We are told
that "the accident, In which Lecocq
and mechanician were killed, was one
of the most dreadful in the history
of automobile racing. The two men
were making the ninety-sixth lap Of
the race when their car caught fire
on the curve in the southeast corner
of the speedway. The car turned over
and the two men were caught be
meath it, smothered in flaming gaso-
line and burned to DEATH"
We read that the spectators were
Mortified at the accident but that af-
ter uoment they settled back to
tho enjoyment Of the thrilling race
of the survivors. That was the sec
ond accident Of the day, another con-
testant, Thurman, was killed little
earlier in the race. By the time OF
the second accident the crowd was
presumably slightly habituated; at
any rate it is interesting to note that
the excitement Of the contest was
enough to overcome the horror OF
this vast crowd of people though two
men were burned to death before
their eyes. And yet thousands OF
men and women in that audience
would probably have been greatly
shocked by the sight Of bleeding
finger in their own homes.
In vast gathering Of this sort
the psychology Of the crowd oblitera-
tes individual tendencies and gives
dominance to the cruder emotions OF
tho mass. This is commonplace OF
psychology and it helps to explain
the unutterable cruelty of Roman
gladitorial shows and of our modern
prize-fights, bull-fghts, and other
similar spectacles.-N. Y. Worlds
News. t
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-12

Carrie Neeb, Grand Chief of the
Pythian Sisters, made Silver Tenn.
pie visit on last Tuesday even
irg and after discussion of lodge
business she gave very interesting
address to the Sisters on lodge
affairs. Then tables were arranged
most artistically. The Refreshments
were served in three courses, almost
an hour being spent at table. II
was a very sociable affair and time
went swiftly by until time to say
good bye.
Silver Temple No. 90,
Crested Butte, Colo
Grand Rally of the Protestant
forces of this community, on Tues
day evening, June 18th, at 7:3C
o'clock. AS stated in last weeks
Bulletin Musical Program is prom
ised. The Rev. R. Allingham is with
US that evening in the interest OF
the Memorial Fund. Don't miss this
treat! A report of the Tri-State
convention will be given at the fol.
lowing Mid-week service.
FOR SALE-Fine young saddle
hoise with saddle and bride if de-
sired. Will be sold at sacrifice II
taken before the Goth. Phone 61J4
or write R. G. Allen, Gunnison.
A sermon will be preached to the
Masonic Order in the Union Cong
regational church by Rev. H. H. Deck
on Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock
They must be figuring on hard
winter in Alaska as the Little-Ross
Coal Co. is making a shipment of
and Anthracite coal to Nome,
Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Doig and their
daughter, Miss Wilma, motored up
from Gunnison Saturday, spending
ths day with relatives here.
Mrs. H. C. Berry and mother. Mrs.
Robinson, departed for Denver on
Tuesday last. They will spend some
time in the capital city.
Miss Rachel Kane of Gunnison
came up Monday evening and will
spend her vacation here visiting at
the w. H. Whalen home.
II reports are true Crested Butte
,,,;II hsvo tu,o Juna hridae fhis vea~
FOR SALE-A nice doe and five
young rabbits at FRED MILLER'S.
Harry Ruff was an arrival in town
Sunday from Ranger, Texas.
Frank Rockefeller came up from
Gunnison, Monday.