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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-28
PATRIOTIC SPIRIT TOO
STRONG FOR JOHN DALSO,

The next time John Dalso, of Sand
ford venue Kearny, decides to decry
Turkey he will probably pursue a course
that will prove more economical than
did tho method employed by him in
Harrison early today. Flying the sig
nal Of distress, Dalso teamed up Har-
rison avenue until he reached Fourth
street. For some reason or other he
chose his locality to voice his feelings
against those who are ~antagonizing his
fatherland.
Dalso had just started when Police
mar John Ward hove in sight. The
blrecoat sounded a warning, but the
expostulating Daiso positively refused
to pull up his anchor. He was finally
lowed back to the Harrison police sta
ton and put in drydock for repairs.
Today, under half-steam, he foated to
the bar of Justice and was ned SIC.
The fine was made heavy because of
the fact that a razor was found on
him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-28

bowled tonight on Benefits alleys on
Springfield avenue
The East End Pinochle Club will hold
its weekly games tonight at East End
Hall, 2S Twentieth avenue.
The Polish Benevolent Association
will hold a New Years social gathering
at John J. B~onscher's Hotel, 100 Speed
way avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-28
FREDERICK W. RODEMACHER
DIES IN EAST ORANGE.

Frederick w. Rodemacher, of n
Watson avenue, East Orange. died yes
terday from gradual physical weaken
ing, due to age. He was 70 years old
and was born in Germany. He was a
noted educator in modern languages.
For fifty years he taught in private in
stitutions in England. He had lived In
this country but fifteen years and eight
years ago was a professor of Ian
guages in st. Francis Xavier College,
Brooklyn. Mr.. Rodemacher resided in
the Oranges for the past eight years,
making his home with his son-in-law,
Harry L. Pickenbach, of n Watson
avenue. East Orange. He is survived
by his daughter, Mrs. P~ickenbach.
Funeral services will be strictly pri-
vate this afternoon. The body will
later be eremated at Linden, according
to the wish of Mr.. Rodemacher.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-28
WIFE CLAIMS SHE Is
VICTIM OF CONSPIRACY.

Alfred C. Forden, a real estate
dealer, who formerly lived in East Or
ange, is suing his pretty wife for d.
vorce in the Supreme Court, New
York. The husband asserts his wife is
not a proper guardian for their daugh-
ter, Dorothy, rosy-cheeked, blue-eyed
and s years old. The child nestled
close to her grandmother. Mrs. Ma
tilda Forden. in court yesterday.
The wife, alleging she is the victim
of a conspiracy concocted by her hus-
band, declares she is the natural and
proper guardian for her child. She
also wants alimony and couns fees
pending the outcome of the suit.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-28
GIVES SKIN FOR
BABY SONS FACE
Former Governor Forts Son
Submits to Torture of
Grating.

There is every indication that the
operation performed yesterday when
franklin w. Fort, son of former Gov
ernor John Franklin Fort, submitted
to a skin-grafting process by which
two square inches of cuticle we're taken
from his thigh and grated upon the
face of his infant son William, will
be successful. The father is doing well
and is not suffering much discomfort.
Five pieces of skin were transferred
to the face of the child.
The child was severely burned short
ly before Thanksgiving. when a burn
ing lamp shade fell upon the bed
where he was lying with his twin sis
ter. He was rescued just in time to
saw his life, but his face was so bad
ly burned that Disagreement for life
seemed certain.
The operation was performed in the
Fort home, 20 Carleton street, East
Orange, by Drs. William H. Bishop and
T. d. Buchanan, of Manhattan, and DR..
John L. Seward, the family physician.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-28
~s-~=#-~~-
POSTPONE ENTERTAINMENT
WHEN ELECTRIC LIGHT FAILS

The annual Christmas entertainment
of the Calvary NJ. r. Church, East
Orange, was postponed last night IN
til tonight owing TO the fact that 40
electric light could be had In the
church. Tive hundred children and 100
adults were disappointed. Underground
trouble was discovered by Public serv-
ice employees about 4 o'clock and the
city was without light until about s
o'clock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-28

Helen Feins, 4 years old Of S sharon
avenue, wandered away from her nome
YESTERDAY. Chief of Police Green tele-
phoned to the Newark police and To-
Gated her at the Fourth precinct where
she was called for by her parents.
A series Of match games will be
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-28
POLICE SEARCHING FOR
EX-GOV. FORTS DOMESTIC.

Search is being made by the police
of Passaic. GARFIELD and Lodi for Min
ME liam, II years old, a maid in the
home of former Governor John Frank
lin Fort, in East Orange. who hat not
been seen since last Sunday morning.
She received permission to visit her
parents in Lodi and disappeared. The
liam girl wss sent to Mr.. Forts family
by a home tor hayward girls,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-28
Homemade Hotel Doesn't
Count in Naval Expense Bill

which was established by the woman
whose name appears as creditor on the
'Grabbenheimer' vouchers, the estab-
lishment being for the simple benefit
of her husband (myself), and to the end
that there might not be a recurrence
of the severe illness which the latter
suffered at the regular hotel, an illness
supposedly due to lack of warmth and
other comforts to which he has been
long accustomed
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-28

will remain there till the early part Of
May.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
uorv Datota.

- S @ron6 SORTS County bar
l!obpttet pilt Jig at pere fra IA til
@u]bels pr. @cre, bporaf finn me-
get 1iot er SEQ. 3 Nortbern, enoel
geo. 9, men oct meite SEQ. / Nortb-
ern. Settle Torbol0 pil 0oe reppe
funne peolieeboloes, ga Ben tiblige
Spe6e er be0re ems SEN tent iaaeoe.
- 6armere beo 2arimore, iom
bor prgpet apl al 9binroteiapl, bar
bapt goo Tortieneite taar, ioet benne
To6erplante bar faitet ni9opanlig
meget 6rg at fig. gn Tarmer beo
Mobn Mn6eriot1 fit forleoen $71t.85
ior ct eneite Secs, og bap0e ban ifffs
beret ful6t iaa baltig til at ialge,
piloe ban bape facet erbol0t oue1
5000. Mn0erion bab6e nog{e Gage
fer ioIgt 9biuoteifrg til en- biz
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
Git befinbe Jig pel. Ser er noget

Mt befiuoe Zig nel. Ser ct 11oget
/ oisie Sro. Set er Set Sprog
@iis signe See fra 8au0ette,
Minn., Burger / ct 8rep ifrepet for
nplig, bpori bum flyer: rSSeg bor
brl1gt &urifo og fa1t bpilig anbefale
Sen. Seq befin0ar mig ioo pel eff
ter at babe br1tgt SEN. Seq les al
Mabeon0e, @opeopine og @pimmel-
beo. Seq bill giere alt ieg fan for
,at gigre &urifo %befien6t."
Suitnoer bar bionet om Sc no=
merfeoe @genifuber bos oette gamle
prpbe0e nrtemi66el. 5perg life ef=
ter set paa Mpotbefet. Set fan life
faces Ser. Spectelle Mgenter forifaf=
fer set, ellar set far faces 0irefte
fra gierne 81. @eter Sobrnep &
Sons Co., 1876 go. @oDne Mpe.
Chicago, SIl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15

- On 9egn ipurgte fine @folez
bern: r&an S iige mig, bba6 en-
:@pr6e er for eng" ~ @srnene tab.
$50 fer S." begpnbte ban igjen,
r1taor S MI alleiammen bar 11ogle
imoa Sam, bba0 bar ioa ieg?"
rSaa, bar Degne11 ct fort Soor!"
ibareoe en- al Sc min6ite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15

On @ono beflaeeoe Jig for Ell
Sen ODER, at en- bapoe tegnet ct
Snin beo si6en at bans @apn /
@ie%itgiperens Dagbog.
r@ar set ct fort spin?" ipurgte
@ennen.
r9sej, oct por juit life iaa meget
fort"
rMao, boorfor bill gu iaa brpoe
Dig ON set? iaa poster set il
ilet life paa 8ig!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
Svo Dafota.

= Sen liblte Gel al Sen galnle
siorr Sn0ioner-& eierpation lfal
oabnes for settlement, i0et Helten al
&oiebro og &ine &ibge 2onOet /
Sp6 9ofota nil blipe bortloooeoe til
2anoiggere / Sftober. &egieringer
bar truffet alle 6orbereoelier for Den
itore 2onooabning. Sc oil blipe re-
giitreret / 0ollas, Gregory, Gbom-
berlain og &opi6 @itp, iamt / Ell ell
Ter to Smaabper poa l10fanten at
SIC ierbationen. 2an0et er / County
erne Mellette og 8ennett / Sen ipo=
ltge Gel al set centrale Spo Gafota,
og ser er benneo en- balb Million
Mcres, iom pil blipe cabinet for Sett=
lere. 9ette bill blipe Sen ii6ite 2cj=
ligbe6 til at faa ct &omeiteaO pao
Siol1r &elerpattonel1. Set 1toptogre
2on6, JONI life bliper 1olo6oet peb
6enne Mobning, er nemlig oelt mel
lem Sn6ianerne. Sfient &egiitre=
ringen f6rit begDn6es Sen 2. Oftober,
bar 2onoiggere allerebe begpnbt at
itr9mme in0 til flere al Sc 9per> gpor
&egiltreringen ifol fin0e Steb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15

Mn e. set sibe,n, at Sc bsr tesne
Gem for ct announcement paa bette
8la6. Me6 fine paaIioeIige Otter
retninger og lit 16paIgte 2eieitof bill
bet bIipe Gem en- fierfon1men @ieit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
Land / Red River Dalen.

Red River Dalen i Minnesota har
iaar givet utvilsomt Bevis paa, at den
er det Tiden at nedsette sig her. Pri-
sen paa vore Farme err den rette.
Giver med Fornojelse nermere Oplys-
ming. Agenter Dor skrive efter WORT
Tilbud. En- Undersogelse vii overbe-
wise Dem John II. Boyd Land Co..
CrOOkstOn, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
Udmerket Land billiet.

100 Acres, 4 Mil fra S%tationen, 10
Mil fra Crookston, liz Mil til Skole.
alt Prerie og alt kan dyrkes, sort
MUD, ingen bedre Jord, CAV 40 Bu-
shells Rug pr. Acre iaar, solgt til zoe
pr. Bushel. Regn SEW efter. Godt-
knob til SIS pr. Acre. Agenter 6nskes-
Ed. w Jones, Crookston, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
10000 Acres Land for s,1r

vi har 10000 Acres Land for Salt
Norman Counter, MINI. Pris fra $1l
og hojere, paa lette Vilkaar. Ligele-
des Land til Byte for anden Ejendom.
Agenter onskes Wort Motto CT:
'Hurtigt Salg og lille Profit"
Land Co., Crookston, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
,@rsnoolslun6" peo @anoers.

Wv 0sutsOS%~
ca. 80 G6r. 2ano me0 ~ 9or
&artfor,t, er al &oniulent g. Gum
meien ioIgt til &roprieter g. Ser
ritien, uSptobejgaoro" / Calling
for 10000 ST.
- r~@eriomgaaro" beb Mpl0rl{
er al Yroprieter g. &etericn iolg1
til ct &%priortirun, beitaoenDe al ST.
itcbonoler @atbmaun, &arbe, og 6a=
brifa,1t Seuien, @sbjerg. Eil @aar'
sen, ser ogtes uoitpffet, berer $40
S0r. 2a116.
= @oaroen v8pnitrup" peo Gom-
6rl,p er al &oprietar g.. Sesien
iolgt til &roprieter 9ubl, &anoers,
for $4,000 SIR. Mreol 1S5 E6r.
9a11o.
- Eopriet9r q. Gicfe bar iolgt
lin. Gienoom u&iritinelu,0" / @al=
lerl,p, at @artforn ca. 12 Sor., til
.&roprieter ~. @pper, 6reoensgaar0,
for cit &ipbeil1m al 100000 ST..
-@ptel r&benir" / Gbilte6 CT pe0
Semngsortftion iolgt til Sreoiepriort=
tetsbaperen, Gi1tbunoler Braun / Mal=
borg for $4,000 &r. @otellet bIep
/ Mpril iaar iolgt til @oteleier 81
ien=M prtbuc fra &anoersegnen for
1O7,O 900 &r.
- &roprieter Sttoien far iolgt
@ernorl1p / 9lter 8rpnoers.
lep til &roeier &pllesbGf of @ialle=
rl1p for $4,000 ST.. Sill Gienoommen
rprer 1873 Sor. 2ono. &clGtning
meofplger.
- @oor6cl1 vMunfDolm" / Sol
lerltp Sogl1 neS &ejle me0 ca. ITO
S0r. IS. CT al &roprictGr g. Gbri=
jtinnien iplgt til g. &orl1p fra @or=
iens. Set CT &jp6erel1s @eniigt at
l1o ltpffe @oor6en
Sromner,tpgooro CT al Sens
s%pn0ergaaro lolgt til &al6emar
8bpmi Ell, @iarl1p. @aoroen bor ct
Silligger0c al 1t6 S0r. 9on6, og
&jpbei l1ln11e,1 CT $4,000 &r.
- Soban @pelen, o. @jeiten, ba1
al Mrpil1ger,1e eiter Mori1,s 2lrno
fjpht 0enncs @aor0 for 10000 ST..
- v@ollerupgoor0" pr. 2ongaa,
1tS Ior. 2mb, er al gieren,
Hrpprietur =. @anlcn, iolgt til
Sebeiteo, Spilum, for
$4,000 &r.
= 2inoet Mcieri er al @rporeae
&asnn1slen iolgt til Mejeri6eltprer
Ecterien, @irfet Mnbelsmcieri, for
So, 900 &r. 2inoet Mejerigoaro er
af ct @%oniorti,,m io1gt til 6orpagter
Sers, 2ori e11, u&rl1ffebolmgoor0",
for $1,000 SIR.
IDcbruu G.. Gprle6en
n%eobrpnote tre l161unger til Mifolai
@ooro / Otter Sprslep. gn
inoebrnn6te. 80 @ingitc blep EFT
Gel fpbreu0te, men rcb0eDes .li0lf t.
gieblif. Sen in0aple6e Sn6 brrlrbte.
- l10hpgningerne til 2itergoar6 /
pe0 @rgt1oerslep, tilb6-
renoe Miels S99en @onlen, CT fulo=
ne6brrn0te. Sloen ifploes
gelbontun0elle / Mpllen. &reatu=
rerne reboeoes.
- 2lun6egoor6en neo 6reoerifs=
Juno, ttlb1renDc S. IS. M110erlc11, CT
ne0brer1ot til @runoen. Sloen ME-
mes at urre poaiat. gjeren og So
reo6e0e Jig / poerlte 2jeblif.
Ser brnr1bte 16 Sfr. 1t%ngtreatl1rer,
6 Mrbcjosbeite, 1 @inalt og 1 6el=
mes Sp1 ian1t ca. % Soin.
brnnbte ser en- MGng0e So
SG0 iomt alt Sl1oboet.
- Sen 26. slug. Mften opltp6 Ser
Sis / Gjel1oom1er1c S%orpegooe IL
10 / &anbers, til6pren6e Slagterme<
iter Mntou Mielien. s @jerromme<
ne bop6e Irifotagebonoler 81. 6.
Mielien og SlcnfrGmmer Sigrtr6
@ntien 6oretning og Eager og 8ri=
batbolig; cnopiSere por Scr uSebe=
buffet" og 2pngoa Seniel,s Gigorfor=
retning. @egge @jen6onmene er poe
lagte; Sc er az iltrsreoe / &iebitG6er=
mes almiltoelige @ronoforlifring for
$4,000 &r. Sfa0en o1t0rager 80
10000 &rorter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
Great Northern Jernbane-Land.

$4,000 Acres i Polk, Marshall og
Kittson Counter, we'd Great Northern
og "Soo"-Banerne i Red River Dalen,
Priserne varierer fra $40 pr. Acre og
hojere; 10 Procent af Kjobesummen
udbetales aarlig i 4 Aar, 20 Procent
de naste 3 Aar. Skriv til j ID. Me-
Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
Gris, men linens bar oenne itegct,
iaa ban tabte ct Har bun0reoe Gol-
lars.

- 2o6tr9fninger ON 2on6et poo
@ertbol6 &eierbatnne11 blep ill1ttet /
Iors6ags / Minot. Nor6 3afota far
oen itgrlte &rocent al 2an0ninoere,
og 0en n9lte stot / &effen er Min=
neiota. Srefningen begpnote Sns=
Bag ii6ite uee. ginoeren al No. 1
bar en- georo Dofota Mono, g.. 6.
@licb al 6orbolnt, iom oltiaa far
fsrite Set til at beige fin @laim al
Sc 100000 Mcres. Sans Geninlt
regnes at bore ber6 mellem $4,000
og $15,000. 8in0eren, ser er Nnte=
rifaner, er % glor gammel, gift og
ejer 100 Stores 2on0 2 Mtile fra
Iorbolm. 8aa6e ban og bans SIT
itrn bar poa &eile, 6a 2obtrnfni11=
gen fan0t Steo, og fit Sen ipritc
ltn0erretning ON 6eres @elp gjen-
nem NpiIerne, ga Sc life bopoe op=
gipet nogen M0resie pe0 Mfrejlen.
Miis &oie 8. Gang al Ntanbo11,
Cater al cit 8anfier, oor SEN fprlte
&pinbe lom ban0t ct Claim. @lin
ogter at 30 poo lit 2ono til bum
fan faa &opirer for Gjenoomsrcttcu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
stsr.te Godtkjsb nf Land i Min

Oet StDfSte NJ Land / MIN.
neSOta.
bet, Resten 81 Acren indtil alt er be-
talt. Husk at dette Land ligger j den
berQmte Red River Dial: ineste Hvede-
og falkland i Verden. Kun faa
Acres tilbage og vi venter at
salge alt for 1. Jan. Her er Deres
ForsSm den like! Skriv
efter Priser og O~plysninger.
Marshall County Land Company.
Warren, Mimi.
Kun $3.50 pr. Acre kontant we'd Kjo-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
1neen Tsrke i Roseau Co.. ,,tnn..

vi s@lger Land i Roseau County.
Mimi, der, hvor T0rke err ukjendt,
den bedste Jord, reneste Wand og hvor
Misvaekst err umulig. Tog eden Pre-
mie l Minnesota Stats-Udstilling 1910.
Priser fra So til $35 pr Acre. so, 600
Acres solgtes i Maj Manned. Skriy til
). F. Webster, Crookston, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
MINNESOTA.
AMERICAS KoRNKAMMER.

Red River Dalen fortjener dette
Navn. Agter De at kjobe en- Farm j
Dalen, da henvend Dem til os. vi har
nogle uds8gte code Farme, 80 til 800
Acres, som vi kan selge under virkeliE
Verdi "a l%etteste Vilkaar. For ner-
mere Oplysning bespg, eller skriv til
l.. N. Olson. Cashier SWAN. State
Bank, Warren, MIMI, der ligeledes er
President for State Bank of Alvarado.
Disse Banker betaler hojeste Renter
paa S~parepenge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
EN- MILLION ACRES
HOMESTEAD LAND

! crookston Landdistrikt. Lokaliseredei
aomesteads for Salg; lige1edes Farmland,
90 Acres FIRE Mil fra Jernbane- Station, uop
SIS pr. Acre. Ti1st0dende SOAcres
med Bygninger. $50; andre o%pdyrkede
Farme op til $40 pr. Acre. Allie / Red River
Dalen. For Oplysninger skrives til N. B.
Moran. G rookston, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
NEW YORK.
NtW York Fame

af god Kvalitet, godt beliggende, med
code Huse, osv., err stadig for Salg
billigt, skjont Priserne stiger. Staten
smlger intet Land, hjmlper kun Land
mend at fnde saadant som betaler
sig. Naermere gjennem J.. Modem
hayver, Dept. Agric., % Park Row,
New York.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
Den skandinaviske koIoni

1 CentraI.M1nnesOfa.
God Avl af H0, Majs og Kartofler.
Farmerne tjener Penge. Landet sel-
ges paa rimelige vilkaar. Send ct 2
Cents Frimeerke for Kort og Liste til,
Murray's Land Office,
Wadena, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
~CROOkSTON, MINI.
Farme ] Red River DaIen
for 5a1E.
AEenter Gnskes
Wheeler Land & Loan Co.
CROOKsTON, MINI.
MINNESOTA.

Land 1 Red River Dalen. Inta
bedre eller mere frugtbart Land i no.
gen Stat, eller for nogen Pris. vi
ejer og dyrker henved ii tusind Acres
j Polk County. Vor It'd tiltrnnges
! vor egentlige Forretning, hvorfor vi
har besluttet at s@lge disse udmer-
ket opdyrkede Farme til den rette
Pris og code Vilkaar. Agenter On
skies. Whceler-NIisner Loan Co.,
CrOOkstOn, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15

= Gn opligtsbnffen0e slffGre
bar ii6ite nee fun0et 5teo / Mit=
cbell. Iorbenperenoc Sberiff 9a-
pioion County 8. Is. &lotner far I
lengere Sis itaaet / 6orbolo til
Mrs. Safe Quinn, gnfe efter Hetcr
81. Guinn al MinneapoliS, 1om for
II @ar ii0en begif Selpmor0 | Mit=
cbell peo at tage &orbolipre, ifjent
ser er Mistonfe ON, at fan bar bic
ben mpr6et, og at &arbolipren bar
benrttet al Mor0eren for at ifj1le
Sorbrp0ellen og gtbe set noleenoe
ot at Ser forelaa Selumor0. Gene
re flpttebe Mrs. Quinn til ct Claim
ner 9iopt0 Gitp, og bertil falgte
&lotner efter ben0e, men fonoe ben=
Sc iom1nen mes Ell an6en Mo1b.
San forlpgte at tage lit e9et Sin,
ogioa mes &%arbolipre, MEN blep res
oct. 8lotner og bans 6amilie bar
nogen Sis fpr flpttet til Gpofane, og
@lotner bab6e forlaot SEN for at fol-
ge efter Mrs. Quinn.
Gorrige 2gr6og TOM Mrs. Nlotncr
tilbage til Mitcbell for at i9ge e fter
lin Mon1. Sum mp6te bam pao
@a6eu, og efter at bape talt mes
bom, gif bun til lin 8olig og 0raf
&arbolipre, bporaf bun opoe. Ser
efter flpgte0e &lotner og Mrs.
Quinn iammen til Smabo. Ser
bleb 6e arreltere6e Gors6ag iiblte
l1ge UNDER Mrreitor6re fra Mitcbell,
iom mist9nfte for at babe mDroet
Heter q. Quinn for 2 Star it6en
Set bar &uinns 5legtninge, iom
bab6e facet Mrreitororen ubfGr6iget
Mrrei tanterne bleb fgrt tilbage til
@itcbell og in6lot / Mrreiten Ser,
linen ga 8efolfningen frpgte6e ct Gn-
greb poa 6engslet og en- 2pncbing
fit ian Sem liitet Bort fra Mitcbel]
og fprt til Stour Sails.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15

ct 6irma / Marbus bap6e noiat for
@inmelbiergflppningen.
Sbelen for foretaget cit W9ng0e
meget go0e 6lppninger 1ioen Stint
melbiergturen, til Sfeibp, MolS olb.,
% Fan bliber lt9rft feteret og tager
belt 2uper fra 2auelieseifa0ren, Joni
bar ligget paa Marbusbugten. Og
Ell al 1ngene paatenfer ban at fore
toge Ell 6lppning fra Morbus til
&%jpbenbapn. Sagen 9aar / Srben,
bpis Sbelen, bbao Ser er l16Iigt til,
fan foa 1togle S1ppninger / Sp1flan0
.n6iat. Sen Gel, lbon te11fer at flps
be, gaor ODER Samsg-&efsnes og er
paa $50 @ilometer, iom ban metter
at frn1e tilbagelegge poo ct &ar
elmer.
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prieter 8. Subj, &arotsmin6e /
Eois, bar iolgt iint @aar6 til &ro-
pieter @aral6 Subj, tioligyle @ier
al 8inoerrpgaarb, for 100000 ST.
Sar6tsminbe bar 252 Sor. 2ono mes
17B 81. Sartfor11.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-13
The Passing Of |, n. Bunting

The sudden death of Issac Newton untng
shockto the
OF the Grand valley, where
in
ability,
a
while his
ly
in
in pubIicp
o he not He
nlw
wiatever
him
fellowship
Hunting
He
be His religion
wha bcraIn
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-13
Lincoln SteffenS Gets in Bad,

startling theories his of satellites
popular and the who had
be
his beliefs commission
Grand junction Grand Lodge Buckne He
than governm
: What sadS Sunday
people believe that
has IL the headless bal
things lie
yond
THE commission government has its advantages and
foolihly think helping
of COVE the are not
better than other the end"
will government. What
get rel n rel not
good government and they under
old unless change character the and the
q
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-13
"THE ROSARY" PLAY HERE
TOMORROW At PARK

Those who complain about the de-
cadence of the drama can offer no
sound of criticism of The Rosary" 4"
which was the sensation of the pop
ular priced houses last season. 1t is
not religious drama of the heavy
sort, lacking in entertaining quail
ties. on the contrary, it is delight
full story of everyday life, in which
the plot hinges upon the misery
which creeps into household
through circumstances which lead to
suspicion and jealousy. and of a
part which a priest, Rev. Brian Kelly,
plays in bringing about a correct un-
derstanding. a rosary of pearls fig
ures in the unfolding of the plot, and
it is final, happy denouement.
The play is handsomely staged by
the producers, Rowland & Clifford
and is enacted by powerful acting
cast. The Rosary" is a play which
every lover of clean and entertaining
stage productions should see. Six
companies, all equally formed as to
strength of cast, are touring the coun-
try again this season. repeating the
tremendous hit that this play made
everywhere last year. II will be
seen at the Park opera house Thurs
day night, December IA.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-13
PLATS FOR FEDERAL
BUILDING SITE COMPLETED

3 The plats from the survey of :.
s, the federal building site on Rood :.
= and Fourth were completed this ).
. morning and placed in the hands !.
= of Postmaster Price, who will :.
!, at once forward them to the ;.
:, treasury department at Wash :.
= ington. &
8 The order to survey the site :,
8 came several days ago and the :.
= work has just been finished un- Z
6, der the supervision of City En- :
= gineer George l.. Crawford. 1t {
:, is believed that the bids will be :.
3 advertised for early next spring. 9
3 and that the work will be start :
= well before summer. :,
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The daily sentinel., 1911-12-13
Tributes from the Press
Death Of Mr.. |. n. Bunting.


n and adj
o
l. n. publisher
o
whose Il
will follow guidance
o IS
II of II
in n
family
The Western dorado
in y.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-13
Let the Democrats Get Busy.

conditions actually
IN conended by
N
election
Colorado
The n the good work that
this
u
Washington speedily possible
Judgment
legislature andt 10 business.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-13

While we do not escape the general business depression OF the onm
the city Grand junction The strength and escn OF community
tines; when despite emphasize faith in
the whole Raising subscriptions the V NJ c. A.
something than than whising keep
II is n
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-13

Higher class of better paying en-
ployment than that of representing a
leading nursery company is not to be
had. If you are ambitious to better
your condition, the opportunity lies
before you in entering our employ
Salem Nursery Co., Salem, Oregon.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-13
his heart being often carried away from his better

from
convictions
said Bunting a in
Junction. Mesa county and the Western slope that will be
animosies tribute
sreaI
undertaken He o
of
The whole Grand Junction.
he
nothing would
in the