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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-24
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-24
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neue SeTns $1.0O per 1/3 8uf6el.
s3ipiebeln, gegas Bermli0ns 1915 ii.
$500; gbrbita1 @ar $3.50.
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&dIber $3.50 BIB $500.
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S6peine $500 Bis $500.
ct. 2onis, 81. Npril 1909 9inb.
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10 1916 Gents.
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The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06
lThur,tiay, Dec. 81

NJ. f. Fredericks is now employed
at Napier 4 Co.'S
Two mares and colts were sold
from the city pound today to Fruita
gentleman for $500.
A light furry Of snow fell yester-
day evening and the night was the
coldest of the season.
Frand G. Austin, an old time typo,
and well remembered by many of
the people of this city. is on visit
here after an absence of three years.
A loving couple perched on one
wheel glided down Main street last
night to the tune of "A Bicycle Built
for Two" as sung by Ed. Chapman,
Al England and other warblers along
the line.
Mrs. Samuel N. Wheeler and Mrs.
|. N. Bunting are entertaining a num-
Der of their lady friends this after
noon at the home of the former at
S22 White street. The game of the
afternoon is high five
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

The chapel contracts for the Uni
versity of Denver will be let next
week, according to Chancellor Buch-
tel. The foundation has been finish
ed for over year and now there is
sufficient money, either given or
pledged, to warrant the completion of
the building, at a cost of S15O.OO0.
The plans call for an interior deco
ration that will make it one of the
most beautiful places in the state.
Brick and stone will be used inside,
while outside there will be brick,
stone, wood and copper. Around the
nave there is to be number of
pointed arches. capped with Bedford
limestone. The bricks on the inside
will be colored in delicate reds and
yellows, carrying out the university
colors.-Denver Times.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06
Furniture Stores BANNSTER SILCOX

men and women were
children. was active in the move
ment for distributing the message
to Santa Claus where they would do
the most good This was in the days
when the disposition of the letters
was left to the postmasters, and ev-
cry year there were thousands of
homes frightened as the result of the
written by the little folks.
Experience showed in former years
that. where there was apparently one
bogus appeal, there were hundreds of
worthy cases where letters to the iol-
ly saint had been written. but the
postmaster general takes a different
view of the matter, and that settles
II.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06
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r = + = Z +

The damage was discovered on Fri
day when Joe Means. foreman of the
crew at work on the Red Cap ditch.
moved camp.
Old Red Cap is about 55 to 60
years of age and was at the head of
the party of renegades that broke
away from the reservation a few
years ago. OF a sullen. unprogressive
disposition, he has always been op-
posed to the development of this
country. Speaking of this, Mr..
Means said:
He claims all that land as Indian
land, and says that the white man
has no business here. OF course, he
might possibly be right from an In
dams point of view, but he is GER
tainly taking very poor way of as
serting his rights"
William Preece, who is in charge
of the department of Indian labor at
White Rocks. went up to the scene
of the trouble Sunday to see II he
could not persuade the old chief to be
good. -Myton (Uintah reservation,
Utah,) Chieftain.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06
YOUNG GIRLS
UNT|MELY DEATH

Rachile Parire, aged IL years, the
attractive daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Parire, died yesterday about
noon at the family home one mile
west of Grand junction on the Fruita
road.
The funeral and interment took
place this afternoon. The services
were at the home and the interment
was ut Orchard Mesa cemetery in
charge of Undertaken Hattie G. Pear
son.
The young girl was i'll for num-
ber of weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

Samuel ]. Lewis, managing editor
of the Denver Times. was held up
and robbed of seventy dollars on
Monday evening near his home In
Denver. A 5000 ring he wore was
missed by the robbers. Truth is
stranger than fiction, and the times
have changed woefully. Thirty years
ago such an occurrence as this would
have been impossible, because the
newspaper man always took good
care to scatter his money down town
on the day when the ghost walked -
Lamar Sparks.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06
TODAY Is YEARS AGO
FROM DAILY SENTINEL
"wednesday, Dec. s.

Two itinerant photographers are
plying their trade in the city today.
Prof. Ira NJ. DeLong of the chair
of mathematics of the State Uni
versity. will visit the public schools
of the city Thursday and Friday.
Fred Berry. a son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Berry of this city. is spending
the holidays with his parents. He is
attending school in Ogden.
l. N. Whitehead and wife, father
and mother of NJ. o. Whitehead and
children arrived on the noon train
from the East.
Take chance in Bedwell and
Smiths rattle for two bicycles
The Grand Junction Hook and Lad
der company held meeting last
night in, their departments and de-
cided to hold their annual ball Feb.
22, Washington's birthday.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

w. l.. Moirin. a cattleman of Coal
creek, Ouray. was killed last night by
an engine on the Rio Grande near
Fowler. With other cattlemen he
was on stock strain taking cattle to
Kansas City. Their train had been
sidetracked to let a passenger pass
and Moirin stepped off on the main
track, was struck by the engine and
Instantly killed He was SO years
old, unmarried, and had lived in that
vicinity for twenty-five years.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

Have you read that delightfully."-
amusing story, THE Man on the
Box? II not. you should see the
play, which will be presented at the
Park opera house on Wednesday, De-
cember s.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

Charles T. Rawalt has sold his pa
per, the Paonia Newspaper, which he
has edited and owned at Paonia for
the past six years, to l.. G.. Bird, T.
II. Lage and Miss Bess Edwards Mr..
Rawalt announces that he will retire
from the newspaper business
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06
THE old CHIEF
IS ANGRY AGAIN

+ Red Cap, the famous chief OF +
+ the White River Utes, last week +
+ decided that he would not have +
r the pale faces building bitches +
+ through his land, and pulled up +
+ the cross-section stakes of the +
+ Red Cap ditch survey for a dis +
+ tance of about a thousand feet I.
+ where the survey crosses his al +
f lotment. +
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06
, = = = + +

There they are opened by clerks,
and where a letter gives proper ad-
dress 1t is returned to the sender.
There Is no chance for its falling in
TO the hands of any special agent OF
Santa Claus, as in former years. un-
less. perchance, the parent of the
sender receives il back from the dead
letter office before Christmas.
Until last year 1t had been the
custom to deliver Santa Claus letters
to charitable institutions and char
itably inclined individuals, said a
postal official yesterday.
''The postmaster general has put
~ stop to this. however. by general
order directing that all Santa Claus
mail bc c-@siAt to--the-dead letter Office
At Washington. This order was CIV
en- for the reason that the postofiice
department believed that the system
of handing the letters over to inter
.ested and charitably inclined persons
encouraged begging"
John NJ. Hubbard, dean of the pos
tai service, who has been assistant
postmaster at Chicago since most
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

Walt and inspect the great holiday
line of c. d. Smith & Co. the greatest
quantity and highest quality every
purchased by that firm for its holi-
day and Christmas showing
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

The greatest line of holiday goods
eyer purchased by C. d. Smith G Co.
for its five stores in this county is
being opened this week.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

Here is another proof that l 3 is an
unlucky number. There are thirteen
railroads tied up by the great strike
of the switchmen of the roads of the
Northwest
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

The speaker of the house doesn't
do much speaking, but he appoints
the committees, and herein is proof of
the old saying that actions speak
louder than words.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

LITTLE ONES

- Santa Claus business address +
- this year is Care Dead Letter +
= Office. Washington, d. c." ac- +
r oording to George Won Lengerke +
+ Meyer. postmaster general of the +
+ United States; and. moreover. i
+ there is not the slightest possi- +
= BILE chance That st. Nicholas will 4
+ call there for his mail this year. +
+ This sad news for thousands !
= OF little folks has been sent to +
+ every postmaster in the United +
= States; and, although Santa +
+ himself has registered protests +
r from scores of places, the order i
+ of the postmaster general stands +
= and bundles of letters are be I
- ing made up every day or two I
r at the postofiice and sent to I
r Washington. I
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

1t wasn't prohibition that was de-
feated in Alabama the other day. 1t
was the proposition to put it into the
state constitution that the people voted
down. In this they we're wise.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

The Hartman estate has dwindled
from $265. 900, 900, as first announc-
ed. TO S149, 100000. according to the
latest statement. Well, this latter
sum will make a pretty good-sized
widows mite" even after the in
heritance tax is paid
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06
They will be Colorado's Apple Queens,
and every ope of them will be peach

When a movement is started why
do we speak of il as being "on foot?"
Who ever saw the foot of q move
ment? or who ever had movement
on his foot?
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

Value of the farm products of the
United States for 1909 is sS,76O,OOO,-
600. Whew! 1t takes ones breath
away to try to think of it. Now is
the time to turn your attention to
agriculture and cultivate the ac-
quaintance of the farmers.
There are too many people who
act as though they could not be hap
py II they were not miserable They
seem to imagine their troubles are of
interest to everybody else and they
appear the happiest when retailing
them. They act on the idea of the
old colored woman who was told that
she should not think and talk so
much about her tribulations, and she
made reply: What's the use of
havin' tribulations if you can't trib-
ulate." He is wise one who doesn't
''tribulate on his tribulations."
The sugar trust was not satisfied
with what it could squeeze out of the
people through the operation of the
tariff. but it must rob the government
of thirty millions And the govern
ment gave 1t the advantage of the
tariff, too. Isn't that Just little bit
impudent on the part of the sugar
trust?
If the "hook-worm" is the cause of
laziness 1t must be the fish-hook-
worm that gives fellow that variety
of the tired feeling in the spring
when the fish begin to run.
The Durango Democrat man says:
The pleasures and dress of the world
ruin many wife" 1t is our opinion
that a wife ruined in that way was
naturally headed toward the down
ward road.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

There will be more queens in Dem
yer right after New Years than ever
was assembled in one city on earth.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

King Edward can dissolve parlia-
ment easier than Uncle Sam can dis
solve the Standard Oil company.
There must be a reason.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06
#FLO1SAM AND JETSAM| I
iPOINTS and POINTERS!
PICKED UP IN
PASSING.
(By Sam. C. Sloane.1

Johnny Bull has his budget up, but
he doesn't seem to be going any
place.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-06

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L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-05-05
In memOria
di shakespeare

STRATFORD AVON. A. Quest 'og-
81, con grande solennita, Q state com.
memorato il $500 anniversario della
nascita del sommo poeta Guglielmo
Shakespeare.
La citta era vagamente addobbata
con festoni con bandiere ed un gran
numero di visitatori provenienti da o.
gni parte d'Inghilterra assistettero al
la solenne commemorazione
Uno del pin caratteristlei numeri
del programme fu quello dello spiega-
mento di quarantun bandiere naziona-
II rappresentanti le nazioni che pin
dele attire conservano II culto g Tam
mirazione per IL tragico immortale.
'ambasciatore degli Stati Until Reid
dispiego la bandIera americana.
I'm grande corteo 81 reco nella Cat
tedrals deporre corone di flori sui
la toniba del grande genio della raz-
"a anglo-sassone.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-05-05
mel MONDE P0LITICO
PrevisiOni per Ton. Forts

Ha prodctto una certa impressions
una notiZia .stampata dalla "Gazzetta
del Popolo" di Torino, nella quale
questo giornale afferma che Ponore-
vole Marcora attuale presidente della
Camera del depntati, assumerebbe la
presidenza del Conslg,lio del mlnistri,
Guanto prima.
I'll succesore del ON. di Dronero non
sarebbe, come a6ferma la "Gazzetta"
Pon. Marcora, ma bensi Ponorevole
Alesandro Forts, II quale diventato
famoso dopo il famoso discorso contro
l'Amstria promunciato mesi or sono al
la Camera del deputati. Lon. Forts
formereboe un gabinetto, probable
mente di Snistra A questo scope, 81
dice, va fornamiosi nan grossa cor
rente che spingerebbe IL deputato di
Poggio Mirteto al potere.
Coloro che avversano la triplice al
leanza - o sono molti favorireb-
bero l'asoensione dell'on. Forts col
la speranza che II patio della tripli-
ce non sarebbe rinnovato.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-05-05
L'AUTOlIFESA DI DON MURRI

ROMA, IA 49, Don Romolo Murri
In una lettera al "Giornale d'ltaha'
In risposta all'articolo al Alfredo O.
rhani che criticawa II nuoyo deputato
dl Montegiorgio per la sua alleanza
col socialist scrive che quando ha In
cOminciato fare qualche cosa 81
sempre sforzato verso una nuova sim
test apirituale della religlone e della
democrazia, sintesi la quale aprisse
la sstrada ad una divisione Meta della
societa religiosa da yecchie forme
mental social che essa porta In Sc
dal medioevo.
II Munri agghunge di aver cercato
che la vita religlosa fosse con laspet-
to Interfere inthmamente persdnabe
q sIncera, dl un 'attivita ciylle davve-
ro In tiltto democratioa G La democra-
zia fosse come la fioritura spontanea
In opere esterne id un altisslmo sense
religioso della vita.
Lon Murri dlchiara che per essere
deprtato non ha bandito nessun pro
gramma diverse dial suo g che oggi
nella democrazia 81 propone di rap
presentare iIn sense pi1 alto pf1 vi
yo del problemi dello apirito della vb
ia morale.
Infine, poiche Alfredo Oriani, ter
minando II Suo articOlo, ha scritto
che don Murri entrato In Parlamen-
to sull' ''Asino" di Podrecca. il depn-
tato di Montegiorgio dice sebrargli
che 7 ''AsinC" rappresenti una ten
denza del tutto opposta ALA sua.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-05-05
FERRERO ESALTA
GIL AMERICAN

IL Figaro" al Partgi pubblica II Sc
condo articolo di Guglielmo Ferrero,
G. dovunque 10 scrltto discusso {
giudicato I'm varie maniere.
Lillustre uomo, con arguto ragio-
namento, citando fatti persone al
fenma come gli Europei In generate
dimostrino completa, supina ignoran-
"a della vera natura del popolo degll
Stati Until, allorche 10 accusano dl
mssurla di immoralita generate.
Dice, n dotto scrlttore. che nella
America del tNord, ALA pari di dovun-
que, ci sono del WILL ma sostlene am
che essere, mel suo grande insieme, la
gente Americana sempre fedele al
precetu di una buona, serena vera
Democratic.
In quanto al lusso rlcorda 10 abita-
zloni di Cornelius Vanderbilt. di An
drew Carnegie, di J. p Morgan dl
altri rfcconi, dice di ayerle troyate,
molto, ma motto memo sontuose di
quelle d Europei assai memo rlcchi.
Interessante l'affermazlone:
"Nelle residence del miliardari a.
merlcani, no trovato pi1 llbri che
gioielli"
Ferrero conclude limportante
scrltto cosi. "Gli Europei giuaicano
del popolo americana; @, quel pop"lo,
essi non conoscono affatto
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-05-05

Dal primo mario fino questi gior-
nj 81 calcola che | vari titoli del mer-
cato finanziario. ahbiano eomplessiva-
mente raggiunto din valore maggioro
dh duecento sessantac.nque mllioni.
Non tutti titolt naturanmente. So
no andati eresoendo; ma . ccmfortan-
te notare che nessum tltolo . rtbassa-
to-
Ira tutti. 30 titoh segnano I'M mo-
tevole ammento di prezzo, primh quelh
ferroviarii quelli metalburgici
Nc sicoome In metallurgiea 10 IL
nee ferroviarie rappresentano una CO.
spicua percentuale media ricchezza ma
zionale di questo paese, c'e da ralle-
grarcene sinreramepte. poiche fau-
mcnto del titoh rappresenta senza al
cum duhbio un nuovo sviluppo mag
gior lavoro nellimo nellahro ramo
dI queete due indnstrie.
A uuesto miglioramento del merca-
to - neoessario soggiungere - ha
non POGO contribuito l'attuale revisto-
ne delle tariffe doganali, per cui Ia
industrial del paese VI sente pin sicu-
ra @ quindi pin proolive allespansio--
ne
Sebbene gil aumenti nei titoli del
morcato siano per Sc stessi rlmarohe-
wolf, tennto conto del periodic di de-
presalone da cui emerge g del tempo
brovlssslmo In oui sono stati raggtunti.
finanzlari lfanno pin rosei progno-
stioi per l'avvenlre.
M mercato essi asslourano -
andra mtgniorando. tendendo anche n
oonsolldarsi le condizioni generali
del paese riasaumenann0 quel grsldo
di prospertta che proviene dale Inn
mense risorse natural.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-05-05

zione a Roma di non iniziare tratta-
tive per--la lliapentura di nesoziati di
commercio colP1talia Sc non dopo che
IL ministro degll esteri abba revoca-
to Il decreto che proibisce l'emigra-
zione per gil arruolati per IL Brasile.
Lon. Tittoni interrCgato su questo
grave edelicato argOmento ha dichia-
ratio di non potere In questo momento
derogare delle disposiziOni ,assatiya-
mente emanatenel 1902 dial mlnistro
del tempo. ON. Prinetti.
In queste condizioni 81 ritiene che,
per quanto reclamate, difficilmente 81
potranno riprendere lie trattative di
commercIo fra l'Italia ed II Brasile.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-05-05
NUOVl AMBASCIATORI
AMERICANI
Taft nOmina, fra gil altfi, Il
nuOVO Ambassadors prGSSO
il QuirinaIe.

WASHINGTON, 3 - S. e. Oscar
Strauss, ex-Mlnistro del Commercio e
del Lavoro mel Gabinetto di Teodoro
Roosevelt. state nominate Amba-
sciatore degli Stati Until presso IL
Governo di Constantinopoli, e W. w.
Rockhill E state nominate Ambascia-
tore in Russia.
Lon. Rockhill fu gia vice-Ministro
di State e ultimamente coprf la carica
di Ministro di Legazione in Gina.
Lo Strauss, che fu gia per due vol
te ministro in Turchia, succede al
l'Ambasciatore Leishman, il quale e
in luogo dell'on. Lloyd S. Griscom.
II Rockhill suecedera, Pietrobur-
go, all 'Ambasciatore Riddle.
Lo Strauss ha telegrafato da New
York dichiarando di accettare la ca
rica offertagli, ma al Ministero degli
AFFAIR." Esteri non 81 sa quando egli
assumera lie sue funzioni diplomati-
che.
II Rockhill rimarra Pechino an
cora per qualche tempo non avendo
ancora Taft declso la nomina di colui
che dovra succedergli.
Lon. Taft vuol procedere con gran
de circospezione ALA nomina del nuo-
vo Ambassadors in Gina, posto che
e ritenuto come uno del pin difficih
ed Important per la parte presa da-
gil Stati Unit nelrassicurare la ''por-
ia aperta" per la nota questione tut
tora da risolversi della costruzione
dele linee ferroviarie in Manciuria.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-05-05
.INDICF DELE
MATERIE

PAGINA / - Notizie del Gi0r-
no, telegrammi, correspondent
re, dispacci nostri special del
l'ltalia, ecc.
PAGINA 2 - Notiziario e CORR
spondenze d'Itaha-Avvisi vari-
PAGINA 3 - Cronaca della Citta
Colonia Italiana.
PAGINA A - Articoli di fondt
ed editoriali sugli EVENT. del
giorno, noti1ic 5enerali, Arte,
Science, VarictA, yisi diversi
PAGINA 7 - Avvisi di Farmacie
Generi alimentari d'importa
zione, Case vinicole e liquori, Fo-
tografi, varii, ecc. ed il romance
Mietta.
PAGINA 5 - Romance Ruggero
IL Disonorato, avvisi di Hotels
Restaurants, Saloons Sigarai
Panettieri, Salsamenterie Ma
cellerie, Undertakers, Calzolai,
ecc. Prezzi correnti del mercato.
PAGINA s. Cronaca della Costa
del Pacifico, Pubblicita econo
mica. avyisi vari zee.
PAGINA 6 - Avvisi di Compa
gnle di Navigazicne, Avvocati
Medici, Dentist, L.,atrici, Ban
che, Agenzie di Viaggi, annun
ci di localita sulla Costa del
Pacifico. ~