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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-24
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DEN MARK.

According to latest reports they
have discovered how Alberti was
placed in a condition to conduct such
wholesale swindleries for a number OF
years. Until the early part of last
week Alberti tenaciously chung to the
statement that he did not have any &C.
completes, but he now admits that he
had He had plenty OF help from Eng
land, especially from butter import
ing firm in Manchester. with whom he
had large accounts. The names of the
men who were allied with him In Eng
land In these swindleries have not as
yet been divulged, but their names will
soon be made known to the public. An
other man who was involved In these
Wholesale swindleries was a book
keeper for one of the Alberti banks
in London. Alberti now maintains
that there are many high Danish dig.
nitaries who were mixed up with him
and rigid investigation will follow.
The reign of terror instituted some
time ago In the country districts by
Russian anarchists has stirred the
country from one end to the other. II
appears that there are not less than
1000 Russian anarchists and fugitives
from justice In Denmark and every
possible effort is being put forth to
single them out and send them back
to Russia. The difficult part Of the
matter Is that a large number Of the
anarchists are Russian students and
some of them are excellent linguists
and speak Danish and German flu.
emily.
An expedition unaer the protection
OF the queen of Denmark will start
for the West Indies during the early
part OF January for the purpose of as
pertaining to what extent the leprosy
epidemic has spread itself on the
Danish island possessions. The lead.
er of the expedition will be Professor
Ehlers. who, with the aid OF the gov.
eminent. erected a hospital for the
leprous there about two years ago.
Y. MARION 8. NORELIUg.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-24
TIDINCS FROM
SCANDINAVIA
News Of General Interest
from Three Countries.
SWEDEN, NORWAY, DENMARK

Startling Revelations Furnished by
Professor Won Scheele, Who Asserts,
After a Rigid Investigation, That
School Children In Stockholm Are
Starving-charity Facilities Fall Far
Short Of the Requirements, the Pro.
fessor Declares.
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SSae itnb Siurtnel.

Sic lin6 nabe BET chamber anf CT
ben, lln0 5tpar fopobl rd1tmIid dIs auG
5eitlid. Sn ben groBen Stdbten ballt
Infaertlid oft Die birftisite Nrnltt re~
ben Dem Wilionenreidtunt. Mnberer>
ieits tit es feit1e SeItenbeit, baB Mcnz
1den, fDel6e IN ieber @eiie bonl linz
glid berfolgt iparen, auf einmnl bonn
Slid b~egiinitigt iperoen. 9as i1lagenbs
ite geiipieI Iiefern Die Hatienten, tpelGe
bon ben 3~dmorrboiben gemartert muir
ben, Inn Johann Milafeiis gegen ibr 2eiz
ben a15ufpenben. Sic borberiee SDle
terfDan0eIt iid fir tie baIo IN ben Simz
mel alf groen. Cine 8rnbe bon bielem
lnfeblbaren 9eilnitteI miro bon g.
yfenifdoter & Co., 8or 1916, Stem Wort,
frei ptrinllbt.
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6ra1 @ermer, melhe Die Saias-
tpirtihaft beioret, pfliidte an Dem
Sage nod 109 Yfuno. MuBeroem
pfIiidte Elm Neffe, Der 21idbrige Otto
9resel, 318 Hfuno; es pliroen olio
auf oieier 5arm, MIR bon ben Wtit=
glie0ern Der Jamilie, an eirem Gage
1892 Hfuno 8n1mipolle gepfliift,
mebr ais aipei groBe 8alen aus
MAIDEN. 9abei bat Die fleine @na
nur einen bal6en Gag ~gearbeitet uno
Der 21idbrige Anbrep NOR bur1 Ell
ne @eidtpnlit am &nie in ieiner
9rbeit febr gebinoert. Das lit in Ser
Sat elm rationeller Jarmbetrieb;
oen finoet man aber nld bor5lgs
neiie in uniern beutIden 5ormer-5a-
milieny IN oeren Die &in0er fleiBi9
sur Mrbeit angebalten tperber.
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1tnier herrIides @eridtsmelem.

@us Dallas miro ger1teloet BOB
Ser Ero5eb oes Sranf Mcgue, Ser
angeflogt lit, Carl Mobrp eetotct
gu bobeu, nod garrant County brr=
legt lit uno a1 s. Sftober in Sort
@ortb air gerbonolung fomlnen
miro. 9ieier Yro5eB 1T cine treffliGe
SauItration Der in unierm fomoien
@eribtsperfabren iibliben 8eridlep-
pungsmetboben. Mm 81. Septetnber
1907 ip1roe Carl Mobrp, ein jun
ger Monm aus @bilefte, ermoroet.
@r muroe NIT eingei6lage1em Sda=
Del, our616nittener &eble nf1o feb
5ebn Sti6munoen, in Ser Nabe oes
Eeros & 8ocific @eleiles, on elmer
einfamen Stele i'm meitli6elt Seile
bon Dallas, aufgefunoen ltnb es
tpltr6e feitge1tent, baB CT ar1 Ibeno
porber nit Elm poar onbern iullgen
2elten 5uiammen gefpeien mar ltno
5ienlli6 piel @eIo I'M 9elit gebabt
batte. Gin eeipiiier Sion Erinels
pltroe perbaftet; oieier legte ein Be-
fennttis al uno flannte Sranf
Mcgue ols Mitidulbigen. Megue
murbe ooraufbin e%benfalls perboftet
urlb pro5eiftert. 3uerit ioate iein
5aG am 9. Sartl1ar oieien Sabres CUR
8%erbanoIung fommen, oiele Ser
banolnng nuroe aber bis gum 81.
Saritar peridoben. Qm 81. Saruar
reidte Ser @ngeflaete Elm @eiud Inn
gerihiebuttg Elm, es tpltroe eetpGbrt
unb Der Bro5eB Bis gum "a. Sebr1tar
peridoben. Nm "a. Sebruar er=
lubte er nodmols Inn @eridiebltng.
tie lDur0e abernals gepabrt un6 Ser
Bro5eB Bis gum IL. Weat beridoben.
Sim II. Mai beridob oas @eri6t ben
8roaeB Bis gum 81. Suit. Mm 81.
Snli tam Der @ngeflagte abermals
NIT einem @eiu6 Inn geridiebung
lt10 Der 8ro5eB tp1troe ouf oen Z.
September perlegt. Ser Z. Septent=
Der mar arbeitertae, Ser 8ro5eB
fonnte niht itattfiroen u1o mltr6e
bis gum na6lten Gage peridoben.
am naditen Sage, Dem 8. Septem-
ber, reidte Der angefIagte Elm @ciltf
UNI 8erIeguilg oes 8ro5elies nod eli
mem m0ern gountp Elm, oa er in
9alus feinen unparteiii6en 8ro5eB
erbalten fornte. 0as @eiuf muroe,
pie gemeloet, gepdbrt, Der &ro5eB
nod Sarrant golntp perleet unb
iein 8eginn aitf Sen s. Sftober feIt
geiett. am s. Sftober miro mn
fDobl in Sort @ortb oas Spiel init
Dem 8eridieben unb 8erIegen oes
Hro5eiies BON geeltem Beginner.
Gin Sabr tit es beinabe ber, felt
oas Terbreden begartgen mltroe.
@leid oarauf iino Die Mngefloeten
Derbaftet moroen. IS liegen idoere
9eroadtsgriinoe eegen iie Dor, trot=
benz lit IN oieIem gan5en SSahr Der
Hro5eB nod niht CUR @erbanolune
gefommen. 9abei NOR er iieben Wlal
angeiest. Gin berrli6es @eridts=
berfabren in Der Sat, BET Dem oerar-
tiges mogli6 tit.
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@ennbeisentnms Mebertrastnsen.

g. 6. gaileb lino Srau oil 2oniie
Steiuer, @runbtid an Ser Durango
Ctr, $1,000.
Mnrp @iienIpb an sSobn 3orenoeGi,
@rnno1fiid an Der giebnoa Ctr; $500.
9. 8runs an 8. 8runs, 1924 SLIDER
Barb; $7313.8t.
8eoro gspino1a Ii. 81. on elizabeth
2ieoede Be 2aiono, 41.22 Ider 2anb,
$50 II. 81.
81. S. gable, 9rnifee, an 81. Sim@
n1ang, @rlnotiid an Der 8rooflpn Nbe. /;
$1,000.
Selig &oiup 1l,io Srau an @. 8.
Hban, @rltnbfiidf I'm Ser gait gno Mbois
ton; 1854 Ii. M.
@ablas bon 81. 8. Sranf an S. unb g.
9feiffer, 1871 Gder 2anb; $4,000.
60. @oIff unb g. S. Seibemann an
Sobn g. Stpeet, 142 @der Qanb;
500 Ii, 81.
Srau Ienes Shmibt an S. SO. Sorite,
@rnnoitiid an Der Weainleb Ibenue;
5000.
Srau antonio 6. g. Sc Songa on
Srau Sop6fu 8poet, @runbitif OIL Der
8ois 9'Grc Ctr; $1,000.
$. 8. 5abnes an g. s. 8leTe, 125
@der 2anb; $3.50.
George @. 9ieb nnb 5arab 9ieb an
gale 9ids, @rlinbitiid in Yroipect Sill,
$4,000.
Sophie STARTS an Sulius 2eibenitein,
8rnnoifiid IN Columbia 9eisbts; $40.
8. 8. Se9fbee an Srnn 6. g. Seiniih,
@rnnoitiid in 5outb 5eig6ts; $500,
Ilbert 8ergel ur1b Mart6a 8ergel an
Sobn @ir0li1ger, Srltftee, @runoifiid in
ben gitbe8lods 388 nnb 743; SIS.
Soieph Sagel an Srau Glen 8nrns,
GrnnoitiiG in Der Nibge Subbibiiion;
81 II. 81.
emma @itmer an Srarf MIen,
8rnnoffid an Der @eifzgommerce Ctr. /;
$772.
@iaiam 9aeioen an s. $. gorneg nno
Srdi, @rnlbftiid i'm gitbs8lod 1877;
$3.50.
Sranf 6ild urb Srau an &. s.. Mipps,
8funoitiid in Der 2nbor Sc log Mofdes;
S..
gofparos Stealth @omponb an Morie
9esoorff, @rnnbitiid in Der Sor's gens
con 5in Iboition; 800.
". S. 8reiner unb g1as. grop an
@eo. 8. G%ampben, @rnnbtiif III Der
Gafpnbale Mboitipn; $3.50.
Hobert 9atbe on 81. q. 9othe
@ritnbfif an Ser glmira gfrabe
$1,000 II. q.
Charles golfer unb Srou an 4. 3.
9ennelib, Inteil an @runbitiid an Ser
Npro@Slores Strabe; $3.50.
gharles Boiler an Sobn @roft, Soar
Strait. Srou $. &. Sennef1b, Srau 80. &.
gbnrd ui1o eugene 3oner, @runbitiif an
Der Slores Ctr, 81 Ii. q.
gbas. q. Bill an s. g. Chamberlain,
Gritnoitiid an Der griuitb Strabe; $3.50.
5enrb Clemens, CLARA Clemens, sSoz
cob 8agner. @bparb s. Senner, gb,
Stebes & Sons, Nl6ert 5tepes unb
grneif Stebes an Mnton 6. 8rohu.
@rlnotiid an Der eabor Ctr. $1,000.
Saul 8olfion an 8iniam Gtebeus.
@rlnoitiid I'M gitpz8lof 42O; $4,000.
Is. S. Seioemann an 9. 8runs, 1924
Nder 2anb; $7243.20 {.
&ate 81. 9nibien nnb 3iQa 9a1hien on,
Sreo. 6. BfdnltieI, Grunoffiif i'm githS
glod 624; $500.
g. S. S%eibemann an SeIen 8runs,
@r1inoftiif i'm neilen gitpsSlod 23o9;
George 6. gltseIt an Sreberid 90
altselt, grnnbitiid i'm Originals ttbs2 Got
115; 800.
George g. altseIt an erneIt g. qltz
gelt 8runoftiid i'm Sriginalzg itb Got
8; 800.
Q. 81. glarf unb Srou an S. g. Seuz
ne, @runoitiid in Der 9anrel 6eig6ts Goz
bition; $500.
Saul @olffon an 8iaiam Gtepens,
@rinofiif an Der Gbe. 6; $4,000.
Ilfreb 9uerler uno Charles @raebner
an 8. q. Sannn1ons, 8runoitiid in Ser
Sia greit @bbition, 5000.
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= @ute @etrdnfe uno famoIer
2und itets IN 8mreitallerfs Saluon
nnb Geitanrant, @iGita GtroBe ne6eu
ser Sole Der Sermannslo9ne.
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Die Giiffe6r s,tr glatnr.

lit cine 8tpeifade. Sic beitebt eilllnol in
einem ben @eboteu Der Ndtur entlpres
1erlben Qeben, ipie mir es in u~lrIer1n
baltenben 3eitalter leiber nid)t INNER
fibren fDnnen. 9esbalb lit es ali6 cine
8iidfebr 5ur 9atlir, bic bon groBerer
8idtigfeit, ipem mir BEL Dem Mnseidcrl
eines 2eibens, 6as ms in bieIem Sample
INNS 9aiein befaaen bat, lils ni6t auf
9uediilber nno ionltige dbetloe Gtoffe
e~inlaiien, ionoeru Die Seilmittel Der
Natltr anipenbeu: bie nualoertdtiaeu
9flan5enftoffe. ipie tie fid ms in Ser
beiten Sorm lno 3llbereitung in ben
ct. Bernard &rdltterpiIen bnrbieten. sn
Slpotbefeil gu baben.
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Gs besablt iid.

W2r. Sobn Mbite, 50 Sigblono
ape.. 5oulton, Maine, iogt. .sesnn
8inter uno Sriibiabr mar i6 Itets
nit Suiten geplogt. Sd periudjts
@aes; aber nadoem i1 cine soc
5loide Or. Sings Neue @ntoefltl1g
bolb perbraudt, mar mein SuIten
gon5 peri6munoen; ooiielbe Gelultot
lebtell 8inter. Son ser Site oieler
@als- uno 2ungenmeoi8inen bin i)
felt i~iber5eugt. @arartiert 3u 6oben
BEL Ioolpb 9reiB uno 81. Gobn &
so. so Gts. uno 81. Grobeflaide
frei.
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@as cine 5amilie int ngOftunpidemA
leiitem Tam.

Cine redt intereiiante Mitteilung,
Die uns einen guten Ginblid BARN
geiDdbrt, ipie in elmer oeutlden Sar-
mer- Samilie Der gottonbau betrie-
ben piro, ging uns Dor 4ursem aus
Der Ndbe BON Marpel gu. Sort
Dobnt alif elmer Garm Die Samilip
Mnoreas @ermer. 4ae M~ngeborigen
oieier 6amilie belfen fleiBig BEL ser
5armarbeit nit uto neulid puroen
an einem Gage BON ibnen nad)-
ltebenoe Wengen BON 8aumtpone ge-
hflifYf.
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0ie utam fraftia uirb.

g.. S. GaIp, 1247 @eit GongreB
Ctr Chicago, iogt bieriiber: nMeine
aIte ldfp1dIide Mrtter getpinnt oilrd
electric @itters 10 biel araft mo
@emidt, Dab id perpfIidtet BIN,
oies alien Sdipahen fund gu tim, oie
zines Eonifs beoiirfen." electric Bit
tiers furiert idnea Maeen 2eber-
Nieren-g eidmer6en. @arantiert 81
haben bei MooIpb 9reiB uno 81. gobn
& 60. so Gents.
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Ginp 0pnp5chp ma al Iete

Cine 9epeide aus ct. 8eters.
burg meloet, es lei rn5meifelboft,
bob Die Cholera BORT eingeorltngell
lei uno ii6 ousbreite.
Ius Der maroffaniiden Stooi
Sanger miro genleloet, Wfl1loi So.
flo lei iebt aud in Moeaoor, Dem
letten Stiiepunft Mbonl 43i's, ais
Snlton proflamiert moroen.
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@ei1tht

cine aodin ooer Elm @3doden sur
8eiorgung Der Sausarbeit Bel ei1er
aus orei 8erionen beltebenoen 6a-
Mile. gu erfrogen in Ser Office
ser 06reie Breiie4.
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eirats.edeine.

Sob 9. Gonnor unb Narb Saul.
$. 8. S6aumleffel uub Nunie 6
8uebner.
8. 0a. 8eberlb nno 4una SabGer.
60. 8ippitein unb 2ena @enes Nene
leb.
@uitab goruebl uib 9alline gtaba.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

And it must be confessed that the
Springs people thought that they
would have an easy walk away.
Their walk and air showed it in ad-
vance of the game; but their tail
feath ers dropped closa to the ground
before the end of the game many
times, and it was only by the very
hardest possible playing and good
generalship that they won out in the
l2-inning game.
1t was Grand functions game two
or three times; but they fell down
at the critical moment in batting.
Had the locals had the generalship
in batting there would have been
nothing doing and the game would
have been ours. good bunt in the
ninth and every inning following
would have saved the day, as tbs
boys reached the first, second and
third bags time and again, to be left
there by the men going out at the
most critical moments.
Wasson pitched for the lzaguers.
He is strong in one element-hold-
ing on and taking full sine to square
himself at critical moments. He as
sisted in extricating his team out Of
| three or four bad holes by simply re-
| fusing to be rushed, when the Slight
est nervousness on his part would
have lost the game to the leaguers.
He was readily batted, but so finely
was the team work done by the 9TH
er members of the cam that it was
hard to get the ball very far out OF
| the infield.
Hester, at first was a star play
er; but he took chances with fate
| several times when he attempted to
throw one OF the local team, aud
again held on to the paiamas of
Wenller in an endeavor to keep him
from making second on a passed ball.
There were enough sensational
plays on both sides to keep things
humming at all times. Richter and
Lawrence played phenomenally good
ball. and the high drive catch of
Richter set the crowd in the stand
wild with excitement while Law
renee caught line drive that he
turned into a phenomenal double
play.
Wenkler at first played a fault
less game. and, in combination with
Burkhardt. made 'he runners of the
leaguers hug first very closely. Sew
eral magnificent outs were made by
this combination.
BurkharGt showed in Yesterdays
game that he IS a little Napoleon in
the twirliug box. The big man of
the leaguers (Mooreheadl did not
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

get the usual home run that he mag
ines himself entitled to in every game
that they have played. Burkhardt
was hit for seven safe ones, while
Wasson was hit for nine.
Goldy behind the bat had the first
passed ball of the season yesterday,
although nothing was made from it.
He caught splendidly, but his bat
ting average was not up 10 the stand
ard. Had he attempted to make sac
rifices several times. instead of at
tempting to make for three-bag-
ger or home run, he would have av-
eraged better. However, he is the
everlasting fortress of strength of
the team and is the lion OF the fans
always.
In this connection it is just as well
TO state for the benefit of other
clubs that the actions of Moorehead,
he center fielder, will not win friends
'or the leaguers. He is big buffer;
nothing else fits his case. His ac-
lions on the field yesterday were
trlhing, as he would not have dared
to make good any of his threats.
That the home team was a grand
surprise to him, as Wen as his team
goes without saying, and that they
were not drubbed badly is due simply
to the fact that hey know how to
/ eXtricate themselves from tight box
/ es, which is an art in good ball play
/ ing.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

Fort Collins June "a royal vel
come awaits the antlsred herds that
will come in from all parts of the
state to attend the annual convention
OF the Benevolent and Protective Or
der of Elks, which will be in session
Thursday and Friday of this week.
Preparations ave being made to en-
tertain from 1900 to 1000 delegates.
Entertainment galore is being ar
ranged in honor of the visitors the
greatest feature in that line b ing the
cowboy tournament, which will be
held both afternoons at Prospect
park The Jubilee minstrels, a local
organization, is another or the attroc-
tions on The official program.
Thu parade is scheduled for Fri
dsy morning, following which there
viii be a public reception in the
Orpheum theater. with addresses of
welcome by Mayor S. II. Clammer on
behalf of the city and Fred N Stow,
axalted ruler of the local lodge, on
behalf of that organization. The re-
sponse will be by Alexander Nisbet
sheriff of Denver county and presi-
dent of the State Association of
Elks, whose term Of office expires
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

The torpedo is to be sent into the
Florida that it may be definitely
known whether a weter-t ght bulk
head specially constructed within her
designed with all the most modern
IDEAS Of construction, can be depend
ed upon to save a ship from destruc-
tiou against jhis dangerous method
OF attack.
Secretary Metcalf has invited Sec
retary Taft to be his guest, probably
on the Mayflower. to witness the de-
monsiration. The Florida is to be
anchored over a bar, probably near
the jamestown exposition grounds in
Hampton Roads.
Naval experts predict that she will
not be sunk by the torpedo but viii
SETTLE" about foot.
The torpedo is TO be guided to the
practice spot where the hole in the
Florida's null is to be made by means
of a trolley. This trolley VIII con-
sist of a wire. one end of which viii
be fastened to tbs Florida, probably
six or ght feel under water. The
torpedo viii be provided with two or
more "eyelets," through which the
wire Will pass The other end of the
wire viii he made fast to the torpedo
boat Morris or the cruiser Montgom-
cry now IN use as torpedO train
ing ship, whichever is selected to do
the firing.
When the torpedo hits. according
to Official prediction, there will be a
splash OF water UP the side Of the
Florida, an explosion and the grad
ual settling down of the monitor.
What has actually happened VIII not
be known. even to the officers, until
the Florida is placed in drydock,
which will be done as soon as prac-
ticable thereafter.
Should the uaeGpec. ed happen and
the bulkhead prove too fragile to
withstand the high explosion, the
Flor'Ja win sink. II is with this
contingency in mind that place for
Chs trial has been selected where IN
water is shallow and where the mont
tor may be raised with the least
trouhle ard cosr.
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with this meeting The election of
Officers will be held Friday after
noon.
Following is the general program:
June tt-Morning.
Reception and registration Of Wis
iting Elks and ladies'.
Aftsrnoon-W Wild west show at
Prospect park. 1880.
Evening Band concert at City
park, l.
Reception and dance at armory, 8.
June 1:2--Nio1ning.
Trolley ride, s.
Grand parad 8.
Public me- ting at Orpheum thea
ter. 1890.
Aflernoon-B Business meeting at
Orephoum theater, 1870.
Wild west show at Prospect park.
Evening Lodge session. Elks hall
eXemplified work done by Leadville
lodge No. 23G.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

Tonight matters of much import
ance viii be considered at the regu-
lar meeting of the Knights OF Pyth-
las. All members are urged to be
present All visiting Knights cor
daily invited to attend. s o'clock is
the hour.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10
A ROYAL TINE FoT
THE COLORADO ELKS.

Several Grand Juue;icn l1lls
ole contemplating attending The
state convention at iet. Collins
this week. JudRing by the fol-
lowing dispatch sent out from
TT. Collin, yesterday, great prep
arations are being made for the
entertainnent Of the. antieIcd
herds.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

Thursday night at the headquar-
tsrs a regular meeting OF the board
of directors of the y. Nj. c. A. viii
be held. Important matters will be
considered.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

juno % win be celebrated as
Strawberry day in Provo, Utch, and
plans are being made for IA great
day of entertainment. The Sentinel
is In receipt of a special invitation.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

The reply to Ebert Hubbard IS
criticism of "Three Weeks" made
in The Sentinel last night by George
n Falconer OF this city, has created
much comment and WIS widely read.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

One OF tne best improved 100
acres; miles out. Can be pur-
chased IN 10 to 40-acre tracts. at
from $3.50 to S700 per acre. You
can have your choice Of this now
Let us show it to you. ". S. Wal
lace.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10
summer

summer Excursion Rates-The
Colorado & Southern announces that
its Sunday and other summer eXcurs-
ion rates win open May 18th.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10
GAME YESTERDAY
WAS BEST EVER

in
Springs
have Il
look
As
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

The Fruita and Grand Junction
bah teams will play on the local d.a-
mond Sunday afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

We candidly state th-i there is no
better buggy made for the price than
the Joe Moon. Fred Mantay
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

Miss Florence Hebcrt left last
night for Chicago on an extended
visit.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

Rope, axle grease, umbrellas. wag-
on covers and tents a Fred Mantey S.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10
WILL SINK THE MONITOR
TO SECURE KNOWLEDGE
fsnecial to The sentirell

Washington, juno 9.-Sacii-
riecd for t5e benefit of naval
constructions. the monitor Flor
ids, shot two weeks ago with the
heaviest naval gun, will, Satur-
day, june Is, be punctuUcd be-
meath her water lire aimor by
the most powerful American
Whitehead torpedo. THE first
denionstration was to test the
respective strength OF nTmor and
explosive shell; also to show the
effectiveness OF a new design OF
fighting mnst.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10

c. c. Price left last night for Dem
yer.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-10
GEO. A. CURRIE s SON
Real Estate, Loans
Insurance and Rentals
Ill South Fifth Street
Prices that sell
ReaIeState

ReaIeState
No. 46S-Six acres within one and
one-half miles of Palisade. Good
stand of one year old apples,
peaches and pears. Price 5000 per
acre. Terms. 81. 900 cash, balance
two years. Good until June list.
No. 460-Seventy-five acres miles
northwest of the city to trade for
house in Grand Junction.
No. 457-Thirty acres miles from
market. Seventeen acres in bear
ing orchard. Ten acres in alfalfa.
Good four room house. Fine red
sandy soil. Price $4,000. Terms,
one-half cash.
No. 466-Six room house in desir-
able location. Price $3.50. Terms
$3.50 cash, balance monthly pay
ments.