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The Glenwood post., 1923-08-09
Business Houses and Public Offices to Close in Response
to Proclamation of Mayor Mcdonald out Of Res
DeCt to Late President Warren G. Harding
All CITIZENS URGED TO PARTICIPATE IN PR0GAha

Harding president the entire nation
apopx
Hardn re
Yosemite National park ne
condon ou @ a
end
chief executive the country mas
Peoples President the true sense o. the
na"on
President Harding
his o A S's sountymen % % ueh @ regard politics.
learned he SAD
news
T nation is shocked
well
be unity Of action on the part America In r foreign
maksthe O. ths
had been public LIE first
the United States on
his senior and
andpr Washington
President
vaea . anu as sworn in as President
his father famg
asa
Calvin 1895 he graduated
Amherst Tufts college Williams
massachusetts,
senate In 1919 and 1920 he
soundsa
anda atuebood
The Glenwood post., 1923-08-09
MONSTER LOCOMOTIVE
TO BE HERE

The D. g. R. G. W. railroad has ar
ranged to place one of the new noun
tan type passenger locomotives 1.-THE
largest in the world) and one of their
new Mallet freight locomotives Zone
of the largest engines yet constructed)
and which the railroad recently pur-
chased, on exhibition so that their
patrons may have an opportunity to
inspect this new power.
These locomotives will be in Glen
wood Thursday, August 16, from 8 a.
m. to 9 a. m.
The Glenwood post., 1923-08-09

Mrs. Sadie Hendrickson, who has
been visiting in Aspen and at the
Claude Conners and VIM. Patterson
homes in this city, left last Saturday
afternoon for Denver, where she in.
tends to locate.
The Glenwood post., 1923-08-09

federal building in this city, received
the following instructions in tele-
gram received from Washington:
"In keeping with the spirit of ex-
ecutive proclamation declaring Friday,
August tenth, the day of the funeral
of the last President Harding as "a
day of mourning and prayer through
out the United States, the department
directs that the building in your Gus
today remain closed that day as far as
public business will permit"
STATE OF COLORADO In the
}ss. District
COUNTY OF GARFIELD Court.
District Court Chambers,
Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
ORDER
1t is ordered that, on Friday, the
10th day Of August, 1923, because Of
the funeral services of our late Pres
The Glenwood post., 1923-08-09

Mayor Mcdonald has arranged to
have the memorial exercises for Glen
wood given on the Hotel Colorado
lawn, and the following is the
PROGRAM
Mayor W. G. Mcdonald, Chairman.
Invocation ..... Rev. Thos. w. Stamp
Song Lead Kindly Light Chorus
Address ....... Rev. Edwin johnson
Solo" Beautiful Isle of Somewhere"
........... .,........ Miss Morreii
Address ............ Rev. j. p. Clark
Song Nearer My God to Thee "....
.. ~ .. Chorus
Address ..... Hon. Edward I. Taylor
Song" America .... Congregation
The Glenwood post., 1923-08-09
NOTICE TO EX-soLDIERs

NUIIUL TO EN-SOEDIEItS
By request of the Mayor, all ex'
soldiers will assemble at the American
Legion hal at 2:30 Friday afternoon
and march in a body to the Memorial
services. This includes all G. A. r.,
Spanish-American War, World War
and National Guard veterans.
Uniforms are requested, if on hand;
f not, come without.
j. w. BELL, Committee.
Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09
RESOLUTIONS

Whereas Harold Norris Howard
infant son of Mr. and sfrs. F. T. How
ard. worthy members q thss Grange
passed away February sth and where
80 we ihe members of this Grange
IN meeflus assembled. deeply regret
ihs loss sustained ~ Mr. and Mrs
Howard Therefore. be R resolved
that we tsudsr the bersaFed parents
our hearifea syura;hy % their great
loss ard be & flriher resolved that
this reeaiufion b. spread npon the
raiagtes q KRIS meeting * he Granse
asa te-f cosy hs sens % slr. and
sfs~- Heward ara 70 the shoshone
Josrnai Airs Louise Fletcher. Mrs
Mary cuncerson and Kiss Lea Gun
dcrson. comuittee
Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09

wOaid Be on easy street as far as win
ter water i concerned.
TIE present filter tanks could be
rooted over and there you have two
swimming pools. one for girls and one
for boys without any extra expense.
Don't make any mistake the hot water
Is there ard the only thing to do is
70 drin for IL It viii not be disap-
pcinting. both hot and cold water can
be soften from the same well as they
occupy different positions in the un-
dsrsround stratas. although the hot
water VIII be encountered first.
Next week I viii tell you some
more about the things we have here
which should he advertised to make
people stop here for q few days.
Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09

he American Legion meeting Tues-
day night March ltth. VIII bs a
soint mesfsns with the Legion Auxsi-
sary ard War Mothers. After the Us
uai routine q business ths evening
wiii Be devoted 10 entertainment.
2. G Rhoads. George Curtis and
Hcss Borden are the committee that
j. wofkins on The refreshments. en-
iertainmeas and speeches The sis
tsrs. mothers and wives of an ex-
service men VIII Be the guests Of the
Post
Asinians W. p Crosse is in recent
q letter saying that the govern
raent viz furnish grave markers en-
sfared with an necessary information
free q charge and prepaid 10 mark
he graves u an soldiers Of The
Uaiisa states in any Of she wars.
The Post win enaeavor 10 have the
markers ready and Installed By decor
alton day.
Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

L C. Jensen. of Richfield, was a
Shoshone visitor Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. H. Chapman were
visiting in Riehfield Monday.
Wallace NJ. Scott returned Sunday
from visit in the upper country.
E s Rising, of HALEY. visited sho-
shone friends Wednesday.
F. R. Scott, OF North shoshone. was
business visitor in shoshone Non
day.
Mrs c. H Anderson has been quite
III the past week but is somewhat i'm
proved
Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09

Ius- lss your 14AgtnaSlon run rtot
ara Sc -ra- uasnz1losnt pseture
whea uaa 1rs- hsAsla woaaan. pic
sure 70 yo1rSslt ne feelings q love
th2t na~s. havs eourssa through his
f-=-T Vs,zs ard The ransu-e and the
,hrzl rAas uo tonser WAS he alone
Ersu u this day and sss YEA IN al
he days ard asss THAR have sone.
from 1azt lay 10 this man has sx-
rs7ssnesa that thriil when he first
1=asi1 -he ere woman IN All creation
,hst was made for him
The End.
Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09

the Civic committee in 4's''ss
program. 7ss II
Mr.. Garlock Of Goodin.
shone visitor "Wednesday 10 vas ~
and reatives. 8''a Il
Stanley T. Baer. of p,.,..
a shoshone business vis,,a !
Of this week. A'a
Miss Martha Goodine b,.
~ the past week neesss:ts,'.. /
absence from her classes in ,ss s.s
Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09
PART FOUR

FOGH
playful cubs. the eagles solic;tude
for his imperial brood perched on the
beetling crag. and the paternal in
stinet awakes within him. He hears
the moeking bird tTilling to his mate.
the dove plying the lonliness Of crea-
tons mystic lord. and q fierce long
ing for companionship dearer than he
has yet known takes possession Of
him.
To the swarming life about him his
high thoughts are incomprehensibie:
in Gods presence his soul weens oe-
meath an intellectual glory 10 which
ne cannot rise. encumbered as he Is
by earthly clay. He sends his swift.
winged messengers forth TO summon
before his throne every fowl Of the
air and every beast Of the field.
Down through the gates Of the gar
den they come. countless Thousands
and pass before their king.
But for Adam there was not found
a helpmeet for him" Sick at heart
he turns away. The sunset has lost
its glory, the spores their music. life
its sweetness. The beams Of the
moon chin his blood and Arctur,,s
leads forth his shining sons TO mock
ms oarrenness. The flowers that
wrea5he his couch stine him with
their sensuous perfume ana he flies
Erom the nightengales' passionate song
As the slave fees the scourge
A feeling Of utter holiness. Of hons-
ess desoistion falls on him such as
hammers at the heart when death
ias despoiied US Of all that life ba,a
lear. He pillows his head upon the
1eeping lion and shields himself f-o,,
be sharp night air with the ,av,v
name
A cub. already hunting in dreams
ONES whining and nestles down over
Is heart while loves brilliant stars
our forth its splendors fun on his
ace The long. black Iashes. bur-
ened with unshed tears droor Low
drowsiness falls upon him and !.
dam sleeps.
The heavens are rolled together Ike
scroll and God descends in the niss, :
legion Of angels. brightest ~
nom Is Lucifer, son OF the morning
u yet forever fallen. 1T - -,
90 that man should be alone Tba
ifui s'nmber deepens. the vinds a.
ished. the song OF the nishtenrafs :, =
nkS lower and lower. then ceasAs !,
IN an a"esiruck sigh; the lynx ana !.
Q '4ekal the horned toad and n. =.
-iy serpent sink away into The
-pest wood. while loves emblem :,
'~s Ike globe of molten sole !,
fhen comes burss q melody d..
's' bepeeib shleh the esrth t..m.
. Nts = yosns Dsiden's heart :,
ga. h~f 10 sestzey. hair 10 f..r !,
'f1' fneAs bufnlns upon Esr oxn -
es~fas@ hes - nss Afs's dsar !,
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Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09

IRE Journal viii give a prize (:
q 500 for tire BEST definition OF .
iose, si-oo for the next best. 80 >
: cents fer the next best and 25 :
. cents for the next best. You car =
give your oysn definition or quote :
from someone else You DO not :
need 70 De subscriber. even. all .
yen reed 70 co is serd in your /:
9 definition. These will be printed &:
? each week until the contest closes, /:
= March s1st.
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Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09
l. = V c

Being IN nsnea ors tire the editor conceived The
ssa q lecture and tns lecture complied delivered
- h before frsternsl orders. Havino
eess1 numerous letters requesting Of the lecture
thsush advisable print lecture in the Journal
Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09
WANT ADS

"ani aos are eash IN advance.
AcrertisinE rates in this column are
&c S~t advertisements az to five lines.
srd = per Ars % additional iines
Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09

FOR sAiE-ons small Ford truck. one
Fnsoiins eusins ~ n p enc black.
ssaite forge ore press drin ore leg
r<--Torn Oiiy shoshore.
Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09

A Mttie while ago I gave you a
synopsis Of a man.
And what il woman9
She IS an animated. antique. ador-
able aboninabls angel a beautiful.
bedizined, buzzing. blooming butter
fly. curious. caressing, carefree,
contrary. companionabie. conquesting
.eoaDstting charming chicken that is
dubious daring delightful, detect
able dressed doll-darlIng. a foolish.
freakish, fearsome. Zip. Tapping. frol-
licking. fiendish animal. lovable.
laughing. lying. longing Mnnet a
maudlin. muiish. mischievous. muir
muring mannikin, a painted. powdered.
petuiant, pleasure seeking. passionate
pearl, a sweet. silly. sentimental
sneaking. snuffling. simpering simple
ton. a vicious. vengeful. vicarious
vampire. or as Kipling put it. a rag.
bone. hank OF hair. and might
add. a dab OF paint
4s4e
That's woman. And along comes a
man with the insane idea he wants
10 buy her paint. powder and clothes
and pay her board for life. Goodnight.
@@%@
We can't ike without her and we
ant live With her. II we kiss her
he thinks we are trying to cover
'p an affinity and II we don't kiss
'er she thinks we DO not love her.
As near as can ten from my study
9 the bible Adam was something like
GO years oid when he first beheld I
be beauty q woman
Did you ever stop TO think OF those
ays 10 the garden q Eden before
oman made her appearance and man
as alone the master Of everythirr7
Tere ! a poet would ask TO srandsr
ieme than Adams first century up 4
earth-that age OF goid when man
a. sufficient unto himself. A cen
~ undispufed master OF the world
A century Of familiar converse in ,
SENS consecated groves with the
eat first cause.-The ornnIpreseut and
nnipotenf God. Picture one day OF a
ch existence.
ambition and ayarice. Jealousy and r
rsion. these demons that have de- 2
ed the world with blood ard tears. Z
ss 20 place IN Adams peaceful h
som He l. not IN the Grove of =
pine where lust IL law. bgt IN the y
resn Of God where love l. law. ana Il
His subjects. not dumb a. nov :.
sp~sxins language strange 70 d
duH s~rs. greer him e. be comes X
n a. oFsss u cay from hls aro-
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Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09
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Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09

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Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09

HOT WATER FOR sHosHoNE
lContinued From PAGE Onel
Shoshone journal., 1923-03-09

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s$@s@ @sssss .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
LoGIA .oBRERos UNIDos.'

Los signientes documentos pertene-
cientes Ia Losia Obreros Unidos No.
2s1. han sido arehivados en- la Secre.
tarfa Ejecutiva:
1.-Certificado relative la election
de la nueva junta directiva, la cual
esta formada por los siguientes sefo-
res: Alberto Aresti Bermejo. Presiden-
te: Ramon Riera Coll, yicepresidente
Manuel de la Tore Palacio, Secreta
rio: Victoriano Alvarez Peniza, Vice
secretario.; Antonio Bernat Cerda. Te-
sorero: Gilberto Torres Santiago. vi
cetesorero. y Alberto Rivera yihas
Epifanio Perez. Jose Mendizabal Y Al
tlres Figneroa Valencia, yocales-
?. Inforne annual correspondence
ak afo 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
MARCAs DE FABRIcA.


Han sido presentadas, en- la oficina
del Secretario Ejeeutivo, para su ar.
chivo V registro. las siguientes marcas
de fabrica:
Una de la corporation del Estadg
Fde Massachusetts. denominada Mel
Inns Food Company of North Ameri
ca. Ia que consiste Ell las palabras Mel
Inns Food. acompaiiadas de lal lfigura
de un pajaro volando hacia I'M nido
v Sc aplica la venta de alimentOS
para niilos e inyalidos;
Una de Ia corporation de Inslate
rra. denominada virol Limited, la que
consiste en- Ia palabra Virolax, Sc
Eaplica a Ia venta de una preparation
nutritiva compuesta de luciano. NAL
ia Y otros ingredientes:
Una de la corporation del Estad,
de Delaware. denominada King;
Food Products Company. la que con
siste en- la palabra KINGS. acompa
NADIA de una representation de un rey
derramando productos alimentieio;
/. dentro de una cubeta, y sc aplica ];
la venta de frutas vegetables Ell la
tas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
La DELEGACIoN DE PUERTO RI
CO AL PRIMER CoNGRESo DEL
CoMERCIo ESPANoL EN- ULTRA
MAR, PTDE MUESTRAS DE LOS
PRoDUCToS DEL PALS PARA
LLEvAR A ESPANA.

Como coincide con la celebration
def Primer Congreso del Concrete
Espaflol en- Ultramar la esplendida
Feria de Muestras fnstalada en- Bar
celona, la Delegation de -Congresistas
que. preside Don Abelardo de la ,Ha-
ba solicita de los industriales porto
rriqnefios muestrarios de los prdduc,
tos del pals: tabacO elaborado, dllces
etc, para exhibirlos en- la gran ciu-
dad espafiola, mediante acuerdo con,
certado con los expositores.
Los productores del pafs que deseen
aprorechar esta oportunidad, podran
dirigirse a Don Abelardo de Ia Fla
ba o al Secretario que suscribe.
y. AreS Losada,
DeIegado Secretario
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
DE AGTADA

En- la noche del 20 de enero pr6xi.
INC pasado. en- el barrio Naranio. Fer
min Cor.t6s, de 80 amos dc edad, con
I'm cuchillo, accmetio y agredfo Car
los Medina, irifiri6ndole Ana' herida
en- el storax. atra sobre la mano de-
recha y otra en-. la izqnierda. todas
graves. segdn el doctor Igartlis, RI
aeusado fue arrestado Il puesto q dis;
posici6n de Ia Corte, acusado de AGO
mntimiento aggression grave.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
(Tomado de "The New Yorls
American".)

Francia Sc ha apoderado del rico
vale del Rhur de Alemania, no tant6
para obtener reparaciones como para
controlar la industfia metalurgica eu-'
ropea.
Cuando Francia reconquist6 la Lo-
rena, readquirio el 20 por ciento del
territorio aleman mas rico entire ell
productor de minerales de hierro.
Ell vale del Rhur, de que Sc ha apo
dorado ahora Francia, produjo el ano
antes de la guerra cerea de las cinco
octavas parties del mejor carbon pro-
.ducido en- Alemania.
Un monopolio del carbon y ell HE
rro, las dos materias primas de la ma
.yor industrial de la Europa continent
tai. es Ell objective de Francia, actual;
mente Ell mas fanfarron imperialisl
ia gobierno de Europa.
Francia, desangrada y postrada, en-
lucha valientemente por su existencia,
como luchaba contras la mas fuerte y
arrogante Alemania, gano la admira-
ci6n del mnndo. Il
Pero Francia es la arrogante hoy.
Es el turno de Alemania postrada al
ser tiranizada. La indemnizaci6n ale
mana, treinta y tres mil millones de
dolares, fue cifrada en- ell tratado de
Versailles en- una suma que hasta el
Ehabil ministro frances Loucheur cali
fic6 de fantastica.
Ell apendice al tratado contenia las
obscuras palabras que Francia antes
|proyectaba y ahora emplea como au-
torizacidn para apoderarse de 10 que
|desea.
Francia no ha sabido jarnas como
emplear el poder sensatamente. DON
de quiera que ha triunfado Sc ha con-
vertido en- un tirano; en- la. amenaza
imperialista v militarista de Europa.
Sus sgrandes monarcas' obligaron
hasta los pacificos bavaros unirse
con los ingleses dirigidos por Maribo-
rough para derrotar al matachin fran
|ces.
Napoleon, encarnaeidn del espiritu
de la Francia imperialista, arr9ll6 q
Europa Glen amos mas tarde, y des-
|pues de instalar q sus maniquies en-
IL = ~ " 4 u -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
Francia incita q IN nuevo Wa
terloo 8 Sedan

Prussia e Inglatefra sunieronse de
nuevo con los Lagos del nliedo. que son
mas fuertes que cualquier amor de
l9s naciones entire 81. Pusieron un fin
aquel prominente despota frances.
Su debil sohrino, Napole6n III. de
nuevo cautiyo la imagination belica
de Francia. Atropello a Mejico, po-
niendos al hermano del emperador de
Austria en- un trono americana ALI.
Nuestro gobierno, contra ell cual ha-
bia tramado y censpirado durante
nuestra guerra civil, ordeno su ejer-
Ieite, "por su propia seguridad., aban-
donar este continente.
Ell infatuado gobernante frances en-
tonces desafio al destino, decarando
la guerra a Prussia. Sus ejercites fue-
ron rodeados v el hecho prispnero
,cuarenta y siete dfas despues.
Francia esta otra vez sembrando
yientos " recogera la tempestad. Ell
presente camino tornado por Fraacia
conduce directamente a otro Blenhdm,
otro Waterloo u otro Sedan.
| Ell militarismo aleman fue nala
! comparable con el militarismo frai-
ces; una necedad, una imitaci6n SUI
perfcial. FL estdpido kaiser trataba
de ser un Napoleon. Todo 10 que tu-
vo de com1n con Napoleon fue su f.
nal: su destierro.
81 desastre habfa de ser Ell final de
todos los imperialismos. Ell tiempc
lde las tiranias ha pasado. Los dias
del despotismo han terminado.
Ell imperialismo significa, sencilla-
kmente, esclavitud forzada. La escla-
vitud de una persona otra ha pasado
La esclavitud de una nacion a otrs
esta acabandose. Las naciones no es-
ltan va dispuestas seguir siendo ma
Eciones sonietidas'. Los pueblos nc
estan va satisfechos con estar en- de-
[pendencia de otros puehlos.
| Las naciones estan deseosas de aso.
ciarse en- federaciones, en- estados uni
dos, para beneficio nautuo.
No estan en- disposition de estar su.
jetas y sometidas al deseo de un con
quistador militar con el dnico y sole
Ibehefcio de los conquistadores.
1
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sevilla, Z de enero de 192s.

Sevilla, II de enero de 1929
ST.. p. Angel RiYero Mendez,
San Juan, r. r.
Querido amigo Y paisano:
He recibi5b de la case Rivadeneyra
tn libro titulado .'Cr6nica de la Cue
IRA Hispanoamericana EN- Puerto Ri
CO"
No puedes figurarte, querido ami
go, los ratios tan agradables que he
pasado y sligo pasanao leyendo s,is
paginas. tan bien escritas. con un es-
tilo tan castizo. tan veraz Y tan SUI
gestivo que, con pena, Sc deia ell H.
bro de las manos. Excuse decirte 10
que hahre gozado recordando fechas
.aconteeimientos que va Sc habfsn
Dorado de mi Imagination v que han
dcspestadd. en- mi sistema nervios3,
una intcnsa eXcitsci0n; siento la nos
talgia de la tierrllca, que va no wolve-
ran yser mis- oios, pues presiento de-
iar6 mis- hnesos en- estas benditas tie
rry.s atdonde me arroj6 ell temporal
que corrimos en- 1898.
Tu lihrd esti tan bien presentado Y
hccho con tanto esmero y gusto que
dudo pueda editarse mejor en- parte
alguna del extrangero Solamente un
hGgnbre como tn. de tuSl arranuueS,
entusissmes y desahogada posici6n
econ6mica. pudo haber acoinetido can-
presa de tai nsttwaleza. Ahora 10
que hace falta es que nnestres paisll
nos Y todos los habitantes de, esa Isla
sepan apreciar Y eorresppnder. etu
labor
Tuyo afectfsimo.
Francisco Sdnches APPELLANTS.
Coronel de Infanterfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
DE GILAYN.ARo

In IA t arde del rs de enero pro.
ximos spasado, en- Ia carretels- que con
sduee Pueblo yiejo, cl automoyil nG-
nero 1924, guiado por su duefia Abe
lardo Alvarez conductor nimero a10S
arroil0 a los niiios Gregorioy Y Carmen
sIelcnaez, de. ysdos eros sde cdad
respectivamente.4 resultando el prime
sra con la pierna derecha fracMrada
y coRtusiones en- Va seabeza. Y la nihs
con fuertes contnsiones en- la rodilla
pierna derecha. Ainbos fueron con
tlucittos al Hospital de santufce. e
Chauffeur fut dennnciado.