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The Washington herald., 1910-02-06
SOCIETY IN PARIS.
Former Empress Eugene Entertains
Despite the Flood,


Paris. Feb. Mrs. ClinCh Smith has
announced that she viii not be at home
Saturdays for some weeks 10 come. As
her weekly musicals have been one Of the
features of the winter season. this an
nouncement is much regretted.
The Duchess de Wien has given I'D her
tenancy OF Lady Colbrook's fat. She and
Mrs. J. II. Smith, left for the Riviera on
Friday. The duchess was one Of the
former Empress Eugenie's guests at a
dinner at the Continental Hotel. on Tues
day. Eugene, undaunted by the food
and other inconvenience. entertained
several times during her visit to Paris
this week. She was seen driving on the
Bots de Bologne every day. and looked
handsome despite her evident feebleness.
Miss Struve, Of New York. did not post
pOne her reception on Wednesday. al
though her fine apartments on the Rue
Eugene Ia Diche lacked heat and light, and
the service Of an elevator. Many Of her
guests mounted the long fights of stairs
and they were well repaid for the sacri-
fee by the delightful music.
Or. and Mrs. eros gave a dinner on
Thursday.
Mrs Pennoyer. Of California. having
entered her three sons at q lvcee, has
given up her fiat, and gone to the south
of France
Judge and Mrs Iefevre are remaining
at their house on the Rue de Castiglione,
despite the inconvenience. They gave a
dinner on Friday to some Of their com
patriots, who were passing through Paris.
Although the Princess de Sagan for
merly Anna Could. is rarely seen in
public, at present her two little sons are
regular visitors at the ice skating rink.
Even during the week of the food they
have gone there daily with their attend
ants, 10 indulge in their favorite exercise.
Both are expert skaters.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-06

members OF the local organization will
serve on the various committees enter
tanning the visiting delegates: Reception
committee-R Pluym. chairman; f. r.
Lipshutz, Paul Leibel, +. c. Chorley; W.
Schwartz. Z. W. Zea, NJ. LOwenstein. N.
Pasternak, and George b. Wagner. Model
committee-F. c. Chorley. chairman; f.
W. zea. A. ". Luket. r PIuym, and NJ.
Pasternak. Floor cOmmittee-E. W. Tea,
chairman; r. Pluym, r. c, Chorley, Paul
Leibel, Y. Zalesak. l. Chatelain, NJ. Muel-
Ter. Frank Faust. Z. r. Iipshutz. NJ.
Lowensteln, VI. Pasternak. L. T. Struck.
\. W. Lukei. and A BOde. Committee
on sightseeing-A W. Lukei, chairman:
L. T. Struck. and ~ Bode.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-06
Hip Trimming on Skirts.

A few of the plated models in short
walking skirts show a stitched band
around the hips. This is not applied in
the old fashioned way, straight around
the figure
It is started at the waist line. the ends
Of the band being together or crossed.
They swing down the front of the skirt.
around the hips and up toward the belt
at back.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-06
PUPILS TO RECEIVE FLAGS.
Phil Sheridan Corps and Post VIII
Celebrate Anniversary.

One hundred and fifty pupils of George
town schools VIII be presented with
American flags by Phil Sheridan Corps.
This action was decided upon at a recent
meeting.
Past Commanders OF Phil Sheridan
Post. Garrett. Robinson. Lawrence.
Dougherty, and jerks attended the meet
Ing and extended an invitation TO the
members to join them I'm celebrating the
anniversary OF Sheridans birthday on
March (.
The post was entertained with a talk
10y Mrs. Potter, of Rutland, VI. Miss
AtIing, Of Woodbridge, Va, was admit
ted to membership. There will be no
meeting Of the corps on the next regu-
lar night. February Is, as the department
convention opens on that date
The Washington herald., 1910-02-06
BAND MUSIC GIVES TREAT.
Soldiers Home Organization Plays
mt Stanley Hall.

~
On Friday evening. at Stanley Hail.
Soldiers Home. large audience listened
10 an excellent programme by the Sol
diers' Home Band. under the direction Of
Prof John S. NJ. Zimmerman, leader.
The overture. "Mignon." by Thomas
the suite From Foreign Parts" by
Moszkowsky. and the grand selection,
Lucia di Lammermoor." by Bonizetti
were all played with much sweetness. but
it seemed that the audience found its
greatest satisfaction in the well-knOwn
popular piece by Lehar, the Merry
Widow"
The band at present consists of twenty
eight pieces. though Prof. zimmerman
hopes 10 within a short time add four
more instruments, which will place the
band second 10 none in the District.
These concerts viii be continued each
Friday evening throughout the winter, to
which the public is cordially invited.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22
MAXWELL WINS

District Judge Shackleford this
morning handed down his decision in
the case of j. C. Plank against John
B. Maxwell. He found for the de-
fendant.
In brief the decision sets forth that
II finds that the defendant had given
n trust deed for $1,000 and cash
payment of 1000 for certain land
which had been shown him by the
plaintiff. but which was not the land
that was decided to him.
A foreclosure of the trust deed was
sought, but the court held that the
defendant in the foreclosure suit
shoWd not be required to be fore
closed of his property but should be
reimbursed the 81 900 first paid, $50
interest paid since then, s per cent
on the 81 900 first paid from May 20,
1908, the return of his notes aggre-
eating s 900 and the cancellation of
the trust deed sought to be fore
closed.
Attorney S. N. Wheeler represented
Mr.. Maxwell,
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr., Albert Giesecke, of Denver,
president of the Denver Music COM
pany does not own or use an A. b.
Chase piano in his home as advertis-
cd by local piano agent. Mr. Il. A
Cox, formerly of the Knight-Camp-
bell Music Co. now of the Denver
Music company recently exchanged a
KurtZmann piano and bought one of
another make. MIR. Cox bought his
Kurtzmann direct from the factory.
The late Mr.. Campbell of the
knight-Campbell Music company was
presented with an A. b. Chase grand
piano by the Chase factory but after
using 1t in his home short time he
replaced it with one of another make.
Mrs. Clark OF Grand Junction. re-
Gently exchanged her A. b, Chase
piano as part payment on a Weber
piano.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22
PARDON PURCHASE
GRAFT

4. The BlUst despicable and !,
+ loathsome form of graft that 1
= could be practiced is the levying :!
+ of tribute on inmates of penal 1
+ institutions. During the last 1
+ three republican administra- |
+ tions there grew up a practice of 1
+ assessing conviCts to the limit 1
+ OF their capacity to pay for their 1
+ pardon. !
+ II was shown, through theIn- !
+ vestigations OF State Auditor i.
+ Kenehan and Attorney General 1
+ Barnett. that scores OF pardons .
1. were purchased by the more for 1
T. tunate conviCts, who of them 1
+ selves or through their friends |
+ were able to advance the price !
+ demanded by the pardon ring. |
+ Among those who were pardoned !
+ have been murderers, highway !
: men and the wickedest and most 1
!. desperate inmates of the peni- 1
+ tentiary. They and their friends I
!. had the price to pay for liberty.-i !
4 This system demoralized dis 3!
i. cipline at the institution and !
j. worked hardship on the less for !
+ tunate inmates, who, by strict !
+ observance Of the rules, were I
I. entitled to clemency. :
+ Under Warden lyman. ap-
+ pointed by Governor Shafroth, !
1. the merit system is now in
{! vogue at the penitentiary. The
+ success attained by Warden Ty- !
+ nan has attracted wide attention !
+ to this penal institution. His :
+ methods are being studied by
+ every state in the union. !
+ The last Legislature epacted a :
1. law allowing ten days good !
4. time to all conyicts working on !
T. state roads. A double purpose :
+ is gained by that employment.
+ The state is enriched through !
I. this free labor, and the con-
+ victs are improved mentally and .
+ physically by work in the open.
+ At the refOrmatory the same
+ methods are now in practice by !
+ Warden O'Neil. I
+ So much for the humane side !
+ OF the administration of our pc
+ nal institutions. 4
1. !. 4. + I. 4. !. y f. Z. I. I. :, 4. I. 4. +
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

A debate on the subject, Resolved,
That more benefit will %be, derived
from study of the words of Christ
than by a study of the works of
Christ" will be a feature of study
of the Sunday school lesson by Rev.
Edwards class in the Presbyterian
Sunday school tomorrow. The fol-
lowing will speak for the ALTERNATIVES:
Gayle Barnett, Morris Lytle and j. E.
Moorhead while George White, Miss
Jess Pinkston and Miss Rita Andrews
will handle the negative. Mr.. Allis
of Boulder, MIR. S. C. Kelsey of Den
yer and Miss Gertrude Kellogg of this
city will act as judges.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22
Professor Dana Of pelta recent

Professor Dana OF Delta, recently
bought a new A. b, Chase piano
During about nine months that he
has had 1t he has had it tuned sew
eral times by competent tuners and
one of these tuners now states: At
ter he had tuned this piano twice,
that 1t will not stay in tune a week.
The above are facts and not pipe
dreams. The public well know that
some pianos are sold on merit and
Others of uncertain value are pushed
by the dealer for the big profit made
out of them.
THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY,
e. T. Minney. district manager.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

James II. Lane was the successful
bidder for the sheet metal work on
St. Mary's hospital. The bidding was
very close and the contract is an I'm
portant one. The work on the hos
pital addition is progressing rapidly
and it will not be many days until
the shee metal work will be ready for
its place on the corniceS.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

Seven hundred thousand acres of
grazing land in the former Uintah
reservation will be sold at public auc-
ton at Provo. Utah, November /, in
tracts of about $50 acres each. No
qualifications as TO, age, residence,
etc, need to be given and the only
limitations are that the price must
not be lower than fifty cents per acre
and not more than $40 acres will be
sold to any person. Further partic-
ulars of this sale may be had at any
Rio Grande ticket office.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

An examination for assistant forest
anger will be held in Delta on Oct.
,4th and 25th, 1910. Applications
'or entrance should be made to the
Civil Service Commission. Washing
on, d. c. Information regarding the
ines along which the examination
Kill be held may be had from the
Forest Supervisor, Delta, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22
MAY PLAY IN RAIN
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Princeton, N. j., Oct. 22.-For the
first time in three years Princeton
University met the Carlisle Indians
at football on the university field here
this afternoon. The prospects are
that the game will be played in a
rain
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

DIR. Agnes Winzell, graduate cleo
tro-thereapeutics, is in the city and
will deliver one of her lectures on
Health" at the La Harpe at 1880
tomorrow evening
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

Jack D'Aule, the football coach.
had the misfortune to lose fine
overcoat while on his recent stay in
the capital city and at last accounts
had not recovered 1t.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

Miss Gladys Clark, daughter of
DR.. f. C. Clark. leaves tomorrow on
Midland 106 for Fort Collins where
she will take a course in art and
domestic science.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22
BIDS WANTED.

For construction of an addition to
the Melrose. Plans and specifica-
tions can be seen at above address.
Party reserves right to reject any or
all bids
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22
GOOD RoADsI

Good Coal, Good Water FOR Team.
At the Hunter coal n SIZE n.r
ton. There will aiw : plenty =,
coal on hand; no watt. for loads
Come once; then you will come ap.tn
William hcGinley. owner.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

Attorney William Weiser has re-
turned from an extended eastern trip
during which he visited his sick
mother.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

For livery rigs, can the Blue Barn
md you will find satisfaction and The
lest OF treatment. Phone Junction
g2S. 319 Colorado avenue,
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

District court adjourned today un-
til 10 O'Clock November 81.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

Rope for the cowboy or farmer.
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

Every step is more pleasing in Nc
'onnell & loves GOOD SHOES.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

c. M. Paine, the DeBeque realty
man, is in town today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

seS n q1a1ity at tho lewea
: Io I pHse.-rho Ramey-Perce
Luuosr cS1s11xy.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22
To The Afflicted

" llC 1AllllCloQ.
Having pctced In this city for the wears te
lore being well known to thousands of people wish ts
attention of those needing my services to the fact that m
accordance with the best teachings the day and tba ~
is equipped with the best known of relieving tbn &
ether from disease or other departures from th nooI
For the continual business and the f;aJ
nave come 10 me since came among indeed hankfu
and II lies In to increase happiness m onvnn. ~
is suffering it shall be my welcome task to do 50 nu t WHY
epidemic OF typhoid fever during which treated score " M
nave the satisfaction of having lost single M
Is great satisfaction to Many other supnosed
eases are as easily controlled Do not despair until w een
A Tho n+or = tou.l E. +. ELDRIDGE, IL D.
egheen years where he enjoys the respect and condanoa "
Vi MS patents and associates The Doctor sn.nt NOR, 80
IN 'he study OF ms profession visiting many foreign conntr 5
disease In scores of hospitals Throughout Enrons m
N as making special Investigations of disease in its most fro
quented regions Especially this true of Gotre u @ ne
Typhoid Fever The Doctor has made most
OF thee diseases visiting Switzerland where Go;tro
studying the disease in its home found that tba
m u was unounded but that the cause was readily rc
he disease curable which has proved
% b pnou is oIoken up In few days and the patnt returns
70 nus WORK generally within week Hay tbs hh
tne summer months is readily cured fact tb ai VI
those cases which not desired the average nbu Ps
s'uoled them out and finds pleasure in RELIEVING h as " mas
If You Are Afflicted D''D'
with any OF the above any other chronic ar oo.
curing nedlclne or surgical attention call nm 49,
WI" tell you honestly whether can cure von o ~ ana ne
cured his opinion f " ions aS you have not Sc
s,o G aildge permanent address E. F Edrdye M
olo main street Grand Junction, Coo where b t M ~ NO
open ana supplied with the best obtainab in arc Always
nss, ana all tha pertains either practice ~ J;
science of surgery ~ pta0ioe oi medicine or the
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

hn. H. =. odlock returned today from
business trip to Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

se.sf.d wsa - sssas result.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

II "a. +; Benedict, Of the Pennsyi-
the city. company is In
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-22

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19

cesar Viljem, kteri hoGe biti We
dino prvi.
ker govorimo has cd ~cesaria
VllJema, Je pray, da pripomnimo
malo, kako Sc mu kaj godi. On je
z vecJo druzbo zdaj ma potovanju
OBJ Scandinavia. Ina veliko gostov
seboj - nravijo, da same uGenja-
Ike. Zakaj Jill je wei seboj? Go
vorlli so, da Sc bodo reSila wanna
uprasanja, politicna, gospodarska
in druga. Zdaj pa prihaja vest il
cesarske ladje, da Jill ina samo
cato seboj, da Sc norcujejo IL Nth.
Kdor ina ~nesreco, da .je debel.
mora pred ~cesarjem hoditi pc sti-
rib ali pa delati kake druge vale.
Kdor nina prav nobenega poslu-
ha, mora petit. In tako Sc godi u
cenjakom, XII imajo veliko cast
biti S prismojenim c~esariem. Da
prevzamejo pametni ljudje ulogo
nekdanjih dvornih norcev, je ve6
kot zalostno. Mad sto gostov ie,
pa nj nobenega med mimi, XII hi
povedal trepastemu cesariu, mai
sc norcuje IL svojih kuzkov. &c Sc
mu bodo pustili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19
N~arodnjaki molce.

V drzavnem zboru so socialni
demokratje vlozili predlog, $ ka-
term Sc ina pomagati solam ma
rodnih manjSin. dokler Sc ne ure-
Oh sploSno narodnO upraSan.je V
Avstriji. Sodrug Adler je incl
pri tel priliki govor, o kteremu Sc
lahko brez tiravanja pravi, da je
bll znamenit. Ia mali slovenski
narod je predlog nedvomno sila
vazen. Ako ga drzavni zbor sprej-
me, Je to desetkrat vec vredno
kakor dvOmljiva Kotnikova zapu-
Selma. SlOvenske Sole V narodno
mesanih krajih hi dobile zname-
nito letno pomoc, o kteri hi Slo-
venci lahko popolnoma samostoj-
no odlocevali. Clovek. XII spozna-
va to, hi vprasal: Kaj praviio ma
81 narodnJakiR - Ko Sc je sliSalo,
da BIO cirilmetodova druzba uzi-
vala obresti Kotnikove zapuscine,
Sc Je pelo po narodnjaSkih case
plslh hozana in aleluja. Koliko
mora torej biti Sele v~eselia oh TEN
predlogu? - Kaj pravijo nasi ma
r%odnJaki? Me! MolGe. Koma.j,
da so nekateri listi mimogrede
omenlli soc. demokraticni pred
log. &c bere clovek neStevilne XII
lometrske clanke, XII jih spiSejo
narodnjaski zurnalisti o Italians
KEN in ~slovenskem vseuciliscu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19

mu ne gre V glavo, da nimajo par
vrstic "a predlog, ki .je tako va
zen "a Sole naSega ljudstva. Am
pax mic sc ne cudite, prijatelji
Socialno demokratiGni predlog je
stvaren, nasim narodnjakom pa
ne gre "a stvar, ampak lie cato,
da je dovolj viharia. Cd tega zivi
nJihova politika. Nam e nj mic
ma tenn lezece, da bi naSi naciona-
listi slave peli socialnim demo
kratom. Nej nas napadaio po sta
ri navadi. Ampak zamolcati pred
log, Xxi je tako vazen "a nase SOL
stvo lie cato, ker je predlog soci-
alno demokraticen, je pa re vrhu-
nee strankarske zal:rknjenosti. In
ce bi naSe ljudstvo Gitalo kai dru-
zega kakor narodnjaSke GenGe, hi
morale oh TAXI priliki iasno spo-
znati, kako ga nationalist vodijo
"a nos. Tedaj bi tudi lahko uga-
milo, kako Sc mu voditelii - SINE
jejo.
"R. P"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19
VELIKANSKA d

kot znano, tekmujeti NemGiia
in Anglia vedno "a prvenstvo ma
morju. Do zdaj .je imela Anglia
dosti vecje ladje. kakor NemGija.
vsaj zadnji cas-. Zdaj pa priha.ja
vest, da namerava Hamburg = A.
meriska crta graditi velikanski
parnik, kteri bode 10S Gevliev da-
Isl, po sest eevljev pa sir,ii in gIo-
bokeJsi kot najveGjl Angleki par
mix Mauretania. Nosil bode As IL
soc ton, torej skoro G iedenkrat
tolko, kot dosedanji najveGji
Nemski parnik Kaiserin Augusta
Victoria. Tia nacrt podpira zlasti
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19
snazni.

Tekom pOletja mora skrbeti
vsak, da je snazen. Znoinice mo-
rajo biti odprte da odha.ja pot.
Toda skusati moramo tudi, da je
naSa notrajnost Gista. Ge hocemo
zabraniti nevarne bolezni V orga-
nih. Kakor nitro zaGutite kak ne
red pri VaSih organih. je priSel
cas- rabbit Trinerjevo AmeriSko
grenko vino. To prezene neGistobo
in nesnago IL telesa in pripravi
prebavljalne organe sposobne "a
prebavo. Prvi znaki bolezni so
neredno prebavanje, zguba oku-
sa, telesne moGi in energije. Ne
cakajte, pac pa rabite Trinerjevo
Amerisko grenko vino. Pc lekar-
nah Jos. Triner. 1888 So. Ash
land Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19
SYSTEM.
"R. P"

- ker nj mogel dolgo dobiti
della in ker Sc ga .je konGno Lolita
Jetika. 81 je Fred Montague V Do
veru \. j.. delavec, S kroglo il
r~evolveria konGal zivlienje.
- John Dennis IL New Yorka.
dolgo casa brez posla in V hudih
stiskah, je vsled prevelike skrbi
zblaznel in V TEN Stanju zadnji te-
den umoril sebe in zeno T. britviio.
V Hobokenu, y. Y. je pred
par dnevi umrl Jos. Thomas. IL
najditelj in popolnitelj mnogih
strojev in naprav IA izdelovanie
klobukov. Njegove izna.jdbe so
prinesle drugim, kapitalistom, mi
lone in milione dolarjev dobiGka,
a on sam, iznajditelj. je pa umrl
V skrajni revS6ini, lacen, brez
centa V zepu.
- Delavcu Jos. Kubiaku. XII ie
vposlen pri Illinois Steel Co. V So.
Chicago, je zadnji teden umrl Sc
dem mesecev star otrok. samo "a
to, ker nj incl denarja pri roki,
da bi plaGal zdravnika. Ko ie Of
rok zbolel, letala je matt cd zdrav
nika do zdravnika; bila ie pri
treh, a vsi so odrekli pomoc. ko
jim je povedala. da nina denar-
ia. In tako je moral otrok umreti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19
OGNJENIK u

IL Seatla, Wash, Sc poro6a. da
je ognjenik Mount Shishaldin 20
pet za6el delovati. IL MEGA sviga
plamen vec sto Gevliev visoko in
STEER brez vsakega dina. To po-
rocilo je prinesel parnik Monta-
ia, kteri je tie dni priSel V Seattle.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-19

'fi"i'"J' 81 NdloH. Slduec SVOJO
spicasto brado.
In zopet je drdrala koeija 20
blatu. Ona je bila danes cmerna
IN pusta, a on je bill zamiSlien.
Predsednik delnicarske druzbe.
prl kateri ie on opravljal pod
predsedniski posel. je obhajal ia
dan svoj sestdeseti ro.istni dan. V
ia namen je bila oh deseti uri We
llka masa V stolni cerkvi, zvecer
pa s~oareja, h kateri je povabil
start p~redsednik Rubenec. obenem
cesarski svetnik, mnogo odliGnia-
kov.
Pred cerkvijo .je bilo mnogo OBJ
cinstva, XII je zvedavo gledalo pri-
sedsega Valona in Bozeno. Valona
le pozdravilo nekaj znanih obra-
GOV, ma kar je zardel sramuioc
Sc Bozene, o kateri so vedeli, da
Je nJegova prileznica. On Sc ie ST.
Ger silno branil, welt 10 s seboi.
toda n je to izreGno zahtevala
IN nj sc mogel protiviti njeni svo,
Jeglavnosti. Nekaj hinavskih liu-
di Je pomenljivo mezikalo 2 ocmi
ter kazalo "a MIN S prsti slisal je
pritaJen smeh in tajinstveno Sepe-
TAME. Postalo ga .je sram in pustil
Je pasti debelo roko Bozene ter Sc
gr1zel tihega srda v ustnice.
40 Je Bozena stopila ma cerkve-
nj prag in je zadi$aIo kadilo. ii
ia zastala sapa v griu in prsa so
Sc il krcila. Cd nekod, IL meglene
dale, je prisla davna mladost te