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The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-02-14
AN HONEST DAYS WORK

w HEN labor purpose
w and working conditions is entitled support
of all right thinking people.
When it organizes its organizations restrict pro-
duction it becomes the public welfare
versal opposition and condemnation
The eghthour day met with popular approval the
sumption that with the incentive of shorter labor would
faithfully and diligently.
1t not intended that labor should the
actually relatively become less efficient less productive
Had the public realized the product of
thereby be actually and relatively reduced the eigour
would have been established except
Labor is fed by the products of the ranch and
rancher and farmer have eghour day. Crops
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-02-14

merchants might with profit learn lesson from the farm
AA who conducting public sales and who from
another anxious dispose of their The or
plan sale bills be Indispensable but the
farmers finding sufficient
they resortng to the of the their public
ity further than possible by customary the sale bill
They learning that that sell
insist selling they would be successful the rule
that buyers wait invitation purchase and that they make
their purchases from those who invite them They
likewise learning that rapid mode of travel
do not stop at telephone pole read the sale bill tackled
thereon On the contrary the rule for the family gather around
the frde the evening and the paper carefully
the of the
Soandso intends to offer public Only this
attended public sale for which this office printed the bills and also
advertisement the and graed
neghbor remark that he had
that he knew nothing of until read the
in the Post last Saturday evening There others
who made the plenty other evidence
indicate that the advertisement the newspaper
greater value in attracting people to the sale than the
airy and indispensable sale bills
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-02-14
TM aI.ENwooD POST, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1870

LENWoOD, like every other community Colorado has suffer
ed much during the few weeks from the epidemic of in
fuenza which has been death and throughout the
land The scourge rapidly diminishing outlook much
improved and be denied that there
sick people the country What shall do with this disease what
will be able to do with rob it of of its
question Apparently yielded but little the efforts
science the physicians country willing
INIT that they know almost little about it when the
first invaded this Apparently much much depends
the patients themselves those responsible for their
With scarcely other disease medical there
such absolute need for absolute and freedom from effort and
this malady with which the world graphing This
of the which learned despite the fact that
science has succeeded in oatng and controlling the
responsible for the mischief.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-02-14

nOIITICAL parties with lack of harmony in
party who would be party leaders those
recognized party leaders, aside all fractional differences
party good encouraging indeed this the
deny Republican ranks and the quicker those who
stir party differences forget this ut
thing will be for all concerned in country
DISTRICTS find to lay aside matters for good
but in the cities different spirit exst-a of
ruin spirit, which our liking.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-25
Ell SIL.E N C 10

Hay Ell silencio del gran odio, ell 81
lencio del gran amor, y ell silencio de
la amistad amarga. Hay Ell silencio
de la crisis espiritual, en- la cual ell
alma, deliciosamente torturada,' reali-
"a visiones inexpresadas, que nos lle-
van a lreino de una vida mas alta.
HAY ell silencio de la derrota y el 81
lencio de los inocentes condenados, y
lei silencio de los moribundos cuyas
manos Sc aferran a las nuestras de
pronto.
Hay el ,silencio del padre que no
puede explicar su vida al hijo, aun-
que pueda ser mil interpretado.
Hay ell silencio que separa la es-
posa del esposo, el silencio de los que
han fracasado, Y Ell vasto silencio que
cubre- a las naciones deshechas y a los
iefes vencidos. Hay el sifencio de
Lincoln cuando piensa en- la pobreza
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-25

de su juventud, y ell silencio de Napo-
leon desphes de Waterloo. Y ell silen-
clio que corona ell %%iBendito Jesds!" de
Juana de Arco en- la hoguera: dos pa
labras que dicen toda su tristeza y
toda su esperanza. Hay ell silencio
de los ancianos demasiado llenos de
Isabiduria para poder expresarla en-
|palabras inteligibles para los que no
hayan vivido la vida superior.
Y hay Ell silencio de la muerte. Y
Isl nosotros, los que vivimos, no po-
demos hablar de profundas experien-
|cias, 1por que nos sorprendemos de
que un muerto liable de su mueEte !?
Por este silencio nos acercamos a
ellos.
Edgar Lee MASTER.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-25
DIARIO DE PARIS
GRANDEZA Y DEcADENCIA
LEI Aaillo de Polfcrates. II-Intermedio "Le Coca
Magnifique'. M.-Vanidad del nundo.

Septiembre XXI Hoy Sc ha lefdo en-
las Cortes la dinisi0n de NJ. Descha-
nel ;Triste destiliQ el de este pre-
Sidente.s L,afsuprema abstraction de
su vida fu6 In de ocupar el Consulado.
Su carrera polftica no parece otra
cosa que una larga preparation para
dcsempeilai el alto pnesto dignamente.
Desde el principle connsagr6 su afan
y sps estudios a la polftica interna-
cional, denominador com1H de. los par
tidos, cuyo arbitro, anhelaba ser.
Monsieur Denys Cochin recuerda que
el mej0r discurso dido en- la Camara
sobre cuestiones eXteriores fu6 pro-
nRnciado en- 1890 por NJ. Deschanel
aQsrca del protectorado, frances Ell
Oriente. Tambi6n el regimen actual
Ituvo en- este ilustre ".hijo de proscri-
to- un <defensor apasionado, constan-
te panegirista Y bi6grafo. de Gambetta.
Los dos grandes amores de su vida
polftica- -cette France Gd0ree Y la Re-
pGbIica-son confesadQs con elocuen-
cia por la postrera vez Ell el adi0s do
I,lorido ferviente con que ell enfermo
de Rambouillet Sc despide de sus con-
c:udadanos. iTriste destino el de NJ.
Deschanel En- unos meses pasa la
&untnpG GOlRptds al "dolor infinito'', al
"profundo desgarramiento" de que ha-
bla en- su mensaje. La election de
! enero, sobre el yictorioso Clemenceau,
Irealizaha ell suefio de tantos amos.
FL insigne parlamentario deyefa el
hombre feliz, a pesar de tener cami-
sa Y bien almidonada. Tn fil0sofo
hubiera recibido con tenor tanta fell
cidad. Aquel duro dictador de Sa-
nos ensen6 hace muchos siglos que
mos-especie de tigre de su tempo
la dicha de los mortales despierta Ia
envidia de los doses. Ell hu6sped del
Palacio Borb6n del Eelfseo debi6 de
fo. Y omiti6, entire tantas ceremonias
olvidarlo en- la embriaguez del triun-
impuestas por ell Protocelo, la de CO.
piar el gesto de Polfcrates cuando AFRO
/ j0 SUI anillO al mar. La eXpiaci6n ha
s;do cruel. FL tinico delito del infortu
nado presidente, consistfa en- haber
deseado much yo haber conseguido su
/ deseo, al rev6s de aquel santo, de cuyo
nombre no me acuerdo, que recomens
; muy POGO. al gran Princesa de Lu-
daba desear POGO, Y ese POGO desearlo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-25
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Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-25

xemlbburgo, Maria Adelaide, es la que
signe este coasejo, pone en- practica,
desde I'm trono. la suprema sabidurfa,
que no consiste. sino en- renunciar.
Una alteza tambien-la princesita Els
beth, de "Fantasio" cantaba en- La
opereta de Offembach: lie desir me
tent6. Esta otra gran senora, de car
ne y huese, parece, Ell cambio, no tener
tentaciones. En- un convento ha en-
trado va para siemprc, y no porque los
hados adyersos la fuercen, como
Deschanel, a abahdonar la terrible ta-
hOmbres. ST preferen encerrarse en-
un claustro es por v0luntad de vivir
entire oraciones y sacrifcios. Despues
de haber sido tanto, quiere cOntentarse.
con ser POGO, poquito, poquitito. Ma
da tai vez. El velo monjil tiene mas
valor para ella que la corona gran
ducal. y este los veintis6is amos
Septiembre XXII Los antiques de-
clan ell TN verso de gran expression,
que son las atlas cumbres las que
atraen Il los rayOs. zone no pOdrfa-
! mos decir ahopa? FL Ear y su familia
Guillermo H. los innumerables reyes
destronadOs v en- ell destierrO. Wilson,
| Deschanel. -. Apenas 81 queda entire
| los poderosos del mundo quien no haya
.sentido la c0lera celeste. Bien es yer
dad que conOcemOs tiempOs en- que La
tragedia alcanZa todos, altos v bajos.
La guerra ha nutrido bien las sepultu-
ras, Y las reg0 con un rio de llanto.
! Mas, iqui6n Sc acuerda va? La hui
manidad quiere reir y gozar de la vida.
Siempre aconteci6 igual. Tampoco
cambian los temas c0micos: no hay
vodevil en- que no apareZca un maridO
enganado, entire risas undnimes. 81
20 escribiela alguna vez un libro So
bre Francia, dedicarfa un capftulO ex-
tense a diyagar sobre los cOcus, ina
/ ginariOs Y en- potencia, como Sganare-
lie, 0 efectivos como Jorge Daudin.
En- todos los pafses existen maridos
completeness, claro esta; pero min
guna literature concede tanta impor-
| tancia como la francesa. iQue ma
nantial de gracia ell cOcuGge para Ra-
belais, el abad de BrantOme y Moliere !!
| (Le c0cuGge NEST point an NAL, escri-
bfa la Fontafne1. Ahora mismo, en-
Tel Palais Royal Sc representa- una CO.
media muy verde (que nuestros reyes
| vinieron a aplaudir), Y en- ella aparece
! un tipo de marido cuya cortes manse-
dumbre es insuperable. Hombres que
soportan con gusto les GisiOnes cor
naes no faltan nunca. me case fuf
c0cN Y Vi que era ell serlo ell eStadO
mas dulce de la .yida". Como este per-
sOnaje Gle VOltaire. piensa aquel cfnico
Que Ell La iRfet, Gle Porto Richie, ensal-
"a las ventajas de ser enganado. iNO
ha habido, en- fin, una orden de caba-
llerfa des cocus reformes9 " no tuvo
el feudalismo un derecho de cOcuGge? ?
Lo sorprendente es que este ejemplar
de maridO salga de la escena Y proceda
II la vida real como en- las tablas.
Sin embargo, we'd como los peri6dicos
refieren ell suceso de hoy. Un senior
don Esteban B. Ia sorprendido en- ell
cuarto de un hotel SUI esposa, en-
compafifa del anfante. Ell en6rgico
medico de SUI honra, sac6 ell revolver
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-25

SeptlemDre AAIII.-1a eS pfeSlQen-
tie monsieur Millerand. Durante unos
dfas los hombres publicos lie han hecho
La corte, hasta que, por fin, lie arranca-
ron ell 0ni sqcr6, el consabido 81. La
mascarada de La unanimidad, llam0
NJ. Maurras al espectaculo de los par
lamentarios. algO de insincero pa
rece haber habido en- la function, pOr-
que apenas acept6 Millerand ser can
didato, cuando de los undnimes sur
gieron los diSidentes. El preteXtO de
la divergencia fue ell programa del nue.
20 pGpable, los terminus en- que EXPIRE
saba su prop6sito de sostener en- el Eli
SEQ una polftica arretGe. Els ell mis-
mo case de NJ. Casimir Perier, (y me
permito insistir en- el paralelo que ini-
Gle en- otro artfculO). Tambi6n enton-
, ces la lectura del mensaje presiden-
cial promovi0 tempestades. "EstOy
bdispuesto a no desconocer nj dejar pres
cribir los derechos que Ia Constitution
, me confiere'. Al oirlo, los socialistas
como ahOra los radicales de- M.
Doumergue-empre una cam
pana contra la restauraci0n del poder
personal ell fin del regimen parla-
mentario. Cosimir Perier tuvO que
dihitir harto de JAS ''ficciones CONT
tuciOnales". mo puedo resignarme a
cOntinuar en- este puesto-dijO ijO-cuan-
do compare la pesadumbre de las res
Eponsabilidades, morales que sObre mi
gravitan la fmpotencia a que estoy
condenadO. Mi dimisi6n, servird, al
menos, para trazar su deber los que
hayan de cuidarse de la dignidad del
| Poder del buen nombre de Francia
en- ell mundo". iQu6 suerte espera a
NJ. Millerand? Use avendrd ser, CO.
mo NJ. Poincare, una especie de Reina
de Inglaterra? Para contestar a los
descontestos de SUI premensaje, ha re-
legadO al tiltimO termino la reforma
constitutional. Lo Gnico que hara es
dirigir la polftica exterior personal
mente, hacienda uso de Ia facultad que
lie otorga ell art. so. de la Constitution.
En- vigor esta ese precepto desde ell 70,
iy NJ. Poincar6 no pudo llevarle la
practica-segGn 6l mismo ha escrito-
por la opOsici6n de Clemenceau. Aca-
so Millerand encuentre menos intransi-
gencia en- sus ministries, de 10 cual
Francia obtendra su provecho. Por-
que 10 que convene a la naci6n es
que la polftica de NJ. Millerand, impe-
re durante ell septenadO V que la in
vestidura presidential no. sea para ell
successor de NJ. Deschanel como Ia fu-
nesta tGnica de aquel centauro, hijo
del Sol Y de la Nube.
1 ALVARO MIRANDA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-25

~ dispar6 los seis tiros sobre los dos
culpables. Acude el comisario con su
scharpe tricolor y encentra bajo !. la
sabana dos cuerpos. inanimados. Dis
gusto y sorpresa del marido. 'Pero,
se1or-gime-, ic6mo es possible esta
desgracia 81 yo habfa quitado las ba-
las preyiamente?" POGO despues la
mujer y SUI c6mplice recobran en- co
nocimiento. " este cocw magnffico
les 'presenta sus excusas" por el susie
que, sin querer, les die! Decididamen
te este marido tiene mas tftulos que
ninguno presidir la corporation ci-
tada mas arriba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-25

Sc VENDE una hermOsa casa de
cementO en- la calle America >Salas, y
otra pequeia de concrete, recien cons
truida, en- la Avenida Miramar.
Para mformes: Stop IL, No. "a.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-25
GASOLINA Y ACEITES

TenemOs 5Ombas y dep6sitOs pro-
piOs para el almacenaje despacho.
Muy necesario en- las Centrales, Cara
ges, Ferreterias. etc.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-25
EXTRAVIO

En- ell trayectO de AibOnitO San
Juan, pOr la carretera Central, sc ex-
travi6 un Mantel Y 10 servilIetas con
las iniciales-bOrdadas-M. d. Sc
gratificara al que los entregue de In
fOrmes, a la Sra. Manuela Dalmau,
Gale del POrque, NlmerO so tele-
fOnO 1896 verde, en- Santurce.
Advt.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
NOTICE

W. +. Hawkins has sold his
entire stock of merchandise to
d. d. Allen and A. Myatt. and
all who are indebted to me are
hereby requested to call and set
tie their account with cash or
good note by May 10. 1920.
| desire to thank those who
patronized me while was in the
goods business. and hope to be
able to return the favor in some
way in the future.
Your friend.
w. F. Hawkins.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Residence Caught Fire.

The residence of Fl. NJ. Halle
located in the western section of
town caught fire last Saturday at
noon while the family were at
dinner. By the prompt action
of MIR. Halle and several other
men the FIRE was extinguished
before it got under Roadway,
and but little damage was done.
The fire originated from the
kitchen flue.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

sFOR SALE Extra good Ten
nessee Red Cob Seed Corn. Will
sell for So. per bushel, at my
barn. W. C. Spivey. Gaines
boro. Star Route. Home phone.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

Miss velma Halle left last
week for McAllister. Ola. to
visit her brother. 7. G. Halle.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

]
} Mrs. Lizzie Tinsley and daugh.
! ter, Miss Blanche Tinsley have
returned from a brief stay in
( Nashville.
Mrs. q. Lee McGlasson is con-
fined with flu.
BrocKett and Celia Crawford
Morgan are recovering from an
attack of flu.
d. C. Morgan returned from
Nashville. Monday.
Chancery court is in session
here this week, with Judge Off
! Ger on the bench.
Miss Bonnie Sadler, of North
Springs, was the guest of her
sister, Miss Mona Sadler first of
the week.
Uncle" Sam Gore, who has
been confined to his room for
three months, is able to go about
on crutches.
F. l.. Tardy and son, Fred Jr.,
motored to Cookeville, Monday.
Sterling McDearman, who is
taking a business course at Mash
vile, spent the weekend with
his mother. Mrs. Minnie Nc
Dearman.
|, L. G. Strobe, of Percell, Okla,
after a brief visit to his mother
on jennings creek, returned
home Friday.
J Furniture for every room from
parlor to kitchen. Let US show
you. Gainesboro Dry Goods Co,
Bradley McGinnis and Sam
Pickering, prominent citizens of
Carthage. attended Chancery
court here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Dennis
motored to Nashville Friday,
where they visited Mrs. Dennis
brother, Clarence Meadows. who
underwent an operation at the
State hospital Thursday. They
report him getting along nicely,
and unless some complications
arise he will be able to return
home within a short time.
F. L. Pate, of Nashville, visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
l.. Pate this week.
l.. C. Quarles and G. B. Settle
were in Cookeyille first of the
week.
Misses Miriam and Tom Quar-
les have gone to Columbus, Miss,
on an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hargis, of
Granville. are the guests of the
latter's parents, S. L. Pate and
wife.
T. j. Williams, of Carthage,
is visiting Mrs. Lizzie Hampton
and family.
Riley Spurlock, of Flynn's
creek, is visiting his son, Sheriff
]. M. Spurlock.
Mrs. T. L. Gist is visiting her
sister, Mrs. March Anderson, at
Gallatin.
We have anything and every
thing in up,ao-date furniture.
Get our prices before you buy
elsewhere. Gainesboro Dry
Goods, Co.
J. M. Braswell and c. G. Gail
breath, popular representatives
of Belknap Hardware Co.. was
Gainesboro Wednesday.
] DIR. Frank Clark, of North
Springs, was in town Monday.
Don't fail to hear Rev. holland
at the Methodist church Sunday
night.
f. L. Halle, of Flynn's Lick,
passed thru Gainesboro Thurs
e day, en- route home from Cooke
# vile, where he served as fore
II man on the Federal grandjury
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

Mrs Will McCawley. of Rough
Point, was in Gsinesboro today.
(Thursday.)
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06

THE GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06

of the town have gotten down to
pan cakes and black coffee without
sugar, and the live stock Is nearly all
dead. People have been compelled
to stop buying milk of the dairymen
because the cows were under nour-
ishsd, and Mr.. Wise told of one dair-
lyman who lost II COWS and 4 horses.
There was only one thing to do, and
that was to try to preserve human
life and let the poor dumb brutes do
the best they could. Hundreds Of
ranchers on the other side of the d.
vide have suffered terrible financial
loss on account Of not being able to
get hay for the stock. The except.
loyal high price of hay during the
winter and spring was too great q
temptation TO many Of the ranchers
to sell the hay. and they took the
long chance Of selling off too close,
and Is result, they are paying a
heavy tribute to old King Avsrice.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06
A WORD TO THE BEET GROWERS " ~ ~ "'
IN REGARD TO FIELD HELP

@ wsom:" and s:o Mexican help from New Mexico Texas
asns sS. ar; rsy:y his The COS. q
sh tn the cot Of snx INCLUDING extensive
that snoud be evident to that should
IN p:rsa. 9. Necessary repairs to house; should be
. % ssr.' rh0s eGpts%p:nx building SHOULD
no greater made now than after the Of the will
then h that the promises Of the Company have been kept
tre operations These people will friends and
make. - 1907 ' 'NfN'N "'N'
GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06

The funeral Of the late Mrs. D.
Moon was held In Wood 1 Sanders
chapel in Golden Sunday afternoon.
The services were conducted by Rev.
j. F. White. and II Is said to have
been one Of he largest funerals ever
held in Jsffsrson county. The re-
mains were laid At rest in Arvads
cemetery,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06

Chas. J. Wise. his son, Myron, and
Leland O'Rourke, who were maroon
cd at Tabernash, where they have
been employed by the Moffat road,
arrived home Friday evening, after u
perilous journey on foot over the
divide. in which both Mr.. Wise and
Myron got their feet badly FROST
bitten. They report conditions de-
plorable at Tabernash. The people
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06

Gus A. Johnson, county commiss-
Toner. was in town today blocking an
ter county business. Gus. has not
said that he would be q candidat.
for reelection but there is strong
pressure being brought to bear on
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-05-06

him, not only among the Democratic
but some of the Republicans. W64e
it would be his fourth term, he is
acknowledged 10 be most efficient
commissioner, and like high wines,
improves with age. He has Just
saved the county about $4,000 and
this is only one instance in many. /,