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The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
Associated Press,


Paris, Oct. l5.-It seems likely
that the city OF Ghent, as well as
the important British and American
committe established for the purpose,
will join actively in the celebration
of the centenary of the treaty Of
Ghent (signed December "a, lSliD
and OF the hundred years peace
among English-speaking peoples.
The Belgian contribution is likely
to take the form of n restoration OF
the room in the old Carthusian con-
vent where the treaty was signed and
of the old banqueting hall in the
Hotel de Vile, where the municipal
ity of Ghent entertained the British
and American plenipotentiaries after
the conclusion of the treaty nearly
one hundred years ago, which con-
cluded the war between America and
England
William b. Rowland, chairman OF
the American committee on interna-
tional organization, and Mrs. How
land; Harry i. Britain, chairman of
the corresponding committee in Great
Britain. together with the secretary
OF the British committee; II. S. Per-
his, and Mrs Britain, have been
most Hospitality received by the bur-
gomaster, Emile Braun, and assured
of the hearty cooperation of the au-
thorities of the city OF Ghent.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

A one-piece, enameled sink adds
o the appearance of any kitchen 1t
Is durable, easily cleaned and when
nstalled by our workmen you may be
sure that It will give the top-notch
The Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
WINTER BULBS FOR YOUR HOME

Now is the time to plant your hy-
acinths. paper white narcissus, sacred
lilies and jonquils for Thanksgiving
and Christmas blooming. We have
an extra fine stock this season. The
Grand Floral Company. Advertise
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

Swedcn's test of the strength of
her national defenscs by mobililing
nine regiments OF her troops along
the Russian frontier has been very
successful. Although much of the
country is without railway commun-
ioatiOn, the regiments were mobilizod
ready for marching at the end of two
days, despite the enormous distance.
The citizen soldiers were ordered
to serve under an act OF the last rikS-
dag and kept under colors for ten
days for training before beginning
the march for home.
On the whole the maneuvers have
shown that the Swedish organization
is working very well. The moril-
lied troops came from an areae far
| larger than many European king
doms; but the telephone. which Is
well developed in Sweden. was a
great aid to the authorities. and by
! its use II was possible to spread the
order to every village and farm III
the district within a few hours.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
BRICK AND TILE.

Leave orders for brick and tile
with us. We are exclusive local
agents for the Delta Brick e Tile
Company.-Milne & Milne, 527 Main
street l0-1-tf
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

Great interest ia attached in Paris
10 the announcement thar Robert
MacCameron. the Chicago painter
who has been member Of the Paris
colony Tor the last % years. ia at
work now on q large and strlklngly
effective canvas which Is destined for
next years salon OF French artists
II IL q sympathetic group of "unfOr-
tunntes" who are passing the night
on n bench on tho Thames embank-
mcnt. London. Much more than hum
ger and physical suffering is depicted
in their faces. Despair Is written on
each
Tho painter has given the picture
tho title Waiting for the Dawn.
suggesting not only the literal sun
rise but the "bcttcr day which Is
hoped for.
MIR. MacCamcrOn said: "Such .
painting as this Is untitled for the
drawing room, Of course; hut ! shall
be pleased II those who see it in the
salon are made To think sympathct-
ically OF the type OF humanity II rep
TesentH-Lhe characters back of the
canvas. Why should not n painting
as we'll as n novel, teach It's lesson -
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

Wanted-Every man having any
thing to sell. to use Sentinel Want
Ads.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

Ono Thousand Pairs Mems Work
and Dress Shoes, Show Shoes, fall
just in-you get them at
manufacturers prices. The Boston
Shoe Store. advertisement l0-9-1m
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Breezy Ne,Os of European Cities

IN the royal camp under royal tent
Ing, Gh=- were forced therefore. ~
spend the night il the 0psu air
The cold was intense ami IL ,1f
respondents found themselves the
n-Tt morning suffering from the
grippe His majesty, upon hearing
OF their plight. r. reported 10 have
been exceedingly angry The next
night the news writer's treated their
colds under the kings special tents
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

A unique contribution toward the
erection OF a Swedish building Mt the
Panama Pacific International expo
sitIon N san Francisco Is to be made
by Miss Ida Olson. pt-sldont Of tho
woman's auxiliary Of tho swedish
American Society oil California
II is n golden cushion. which, when
finished. VIII have on It's surface tho
embroidered autographs of distln-
guished Swedish and American Off
cials. The cover already contains
the names of King Gustav. written
by hla own hand. several Of tho cab
met officers of Sweden and those OF
tho American ambassadors. ministers
and consuls 10 most Of the European
countries.
on reaching America. Miss Olson
will endeayor to procure President
Taft's autograph. and she will then
complete the cushion with the Sig
natures OF the Swedish minister at
Washington and the various Swedish
consuls throughout the country.
When the cover is complete It is
to be ratified In San Francisco and
the proceeds will 90 towards the
Swedish building which Swedish
Americans are planning to build at
the exposition.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

Madam Palma, card reader and
clairvoyant, Ala South Third street.
10-5-1m advertisement
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

Stockholm, Sweden, Oct, l5,-The
Olympic games N2ie !. . eat flpan-
cial failure, not less than 243,OO0
having been lost by the organizers,
according to the final auditing of the
accounts.
From the standpoint Of good sport,
the games were acknowledged TO have
been well conducted. Good order
and system were characteristic OF the
program from day TO day. blt this
good management meant heavy cost:
and the promoters of the affair find
themselves facing this great deficit.
This amount does not include the
cost of the stadium.
The whole income from the stadi-
um. including season tickets, waa
slightly in excess OF 100000. On
the day of the marathon S22.TSS was
taken In at the gates. and, adding to
this the season tickets for that day
the income was s3i,l2S, which Is
the largest sum ever taken in Swe-
den for public affair
Sweden is not disheartened by the
deficit, rs 1t was expected from the
start, and the country feels well re-
paid in having shown the world the
high degree of her sport rtsmanship and
management. She was successful in
both OF these endeavors. and il is
considered certain that the Swedish
government, recognizing these facts,
will not hesitate to place at the dis
posal OF the committee the funds ne
cessary to payy all OF its debts.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

A two years voyage in q canoe has
been started from Stockholm across
Russia. Persia and India To Bombay
by NJ. Lantz. well known Swedish
water man.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

WANTED Women and girls NJ Cur
ric Canning company. l0-ll-t
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

Excelsior Shoes for Men and Boys
stamped $3.50. 90 and SS50-poue
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

Associated Press
Stockholm. Sweden OCT ls.-n Ia
expected that the Swedish rdvarn-
ment VIII grant considerable sub
sidT 10 the Swedish participants In
the Panama Pacific exposition
John Hnmmar. m1narinF director
oI the Swedish Exploration Society.
has left for San Francisco to pre-
pare Tor the participation OF Sweden
\ number OF industrial are deeply in
terestad ia the exposition and therz
are already planning their exhibits.
Among these are the wood pulp in
terests. tho telephone companies. The
Swedish match Industry and the
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
Classified Ads Department t

assEss aEss 5S57 81 zsseD
WANTED.
WANTED-Boarders ana roOmcrs In
private family. call $50 Ouray.
lO-l-lm
WANTED Women and girls at Cur
ric Canning company. I0-ll-tT
WANTED--A No. housekeeper;
must be good cook, no washing or
ironing. Apply at store. NJ. ].
Frahiz' lV-l4-2'
WANTED-Nursing. Call 729 Colo.
or phone Randolph 39l. Mrs.
Blanche GigaX. 9-1G-lm
WANTED-Two experienced apple
packers at once. NJ. j. Walsh;
Hickory 963. lO-l2-at
WANTED-Team for hauling lum-
Der from saw mill. Apply p. n.
Rice Lumber Co, l0-ti-tf
WANTED Work by all around man.
handy with tools and well posted
with horses. l0-li-H
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Spotted pony. buggy
and harness. 80 Teller. l0-15-lm
FOR E-Furniture practically
new. Can 42O North First street
or phone Junction 279. lO-l5-2t
FOR SALE-Jersey COW, years old
Morris Haggcrty, 1925 South Fifth
lO-lI-Gt
GOOD AnLCH COW Gives about
one gallon milking. Fresh Jan
nary. 1913. Phone let 245.
l0-lI-tr
FOR SALE-Cheap small Wilson
heater. Phone Hickory 1852. or
call 80 North Seventh. l0-l4-2t
FOR SALE one set of EnCyolope-
dia Brittanicl, latest edition.
household fuIhiture almost new:
also sewing machine, cheap. GA
North Fifth street l0-l2-ft
FOR SALE-Home made bread,
cookies and doughnuts. Hick. 5G1.
l0-l1-5t
FOR SALE-5-room cottage, cheap.
Inquire at the Argyle 92O-tf
FOR SALE-Modarn G-room house:
completely furnished; sacrifice, If
sold at once. Chas. A. Smith,
room 1O3, Sentinel Bldg. 9-23-tf
FOR SALE 1.GOO-pound horses:
.2O0-pound horses; cow. Phone
Hickory 772. l0-9-6t
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE-I
have two lots at the corner OF Sew
enth and Pitkin that ! must get
rid of right away, and in order to
do so will sell at n big sacrifice. II
will pay you TO investigate this.
Enquire ]. il. o., Sentinel. S-27-tf
FOR SALE nave few good teams
and hTness for sale at the Free
Corral. Chas. Lumley.
FOR SALE-Dresser, buffet, rocker.
sos Rood. 9-23-1m
FOR SALE-Cheap for cash good
gentle work team with harness. .
Inquire Fred Mantey or phone .
Hickory lSll. l0-l4-lw
FOR SALE-Two-story building on
southwest corner Colorado avenue
and Second street. for $500. Mrs. T.
Chas. Van HoOrebeke, 512 Echo
Park ave, Los Angeles. Cal.
lO-lA-3t
FOR RENT.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

No. ! housekeeper.
must be good cook, no washing or
ironing. Apply NJ store NJ ].
FrantZ. lU-li-2t
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WANTED.

WANTED-Boarders ana roOmcrs In
private family. call $50 Ouray.
lO-l-lm
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FOR SALE-Furniture, practically
new. Can 420 North First street,
or phone Junction 2T9. l0-l 5-2t
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

FOR SALE-Home made bread,
cookies and dOughnuts. Hick. 5G1.
1911
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

FOR SALE-l nave a few good teams
and harness for sale at the Free
Corral. Chas. Lumley.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Modern 12-room house;
bath rooms complete. furnace or
without; will give lease to proper
or reliable parties. Address 426
No. Fifth street: investigate. 9-17u
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Spotted pony, buggy
and harness. 80 Teller. l0-1 81 m
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

FOR SALE 1,GOO-pound horses;
1.2O0-pound horses; cow. Phone
Hickory 772 l0-9-6t
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

FOR SALE-Modarn G-room house:
completely furnished: sacrifice, If
sold at once. Cnas. A. Smith,
room 1O3, Sentinel Bldg. 9-22-tf
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

FOR SALE-Dresser, buffet, rocker.
sos Rood. 9-23-1m
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

FOR SALE-Jersey COW, years old.
Morris Haggerty, 1925 South Firth
lO-lI-Gt
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FOR SALE one set Of Encyclope-
dia Brittanic1, latest edition.
household fuIhiture almost new:
also sewing machine, cheap GA
North Fifth street. l0-I2-ft
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

WANTED-TwO experienced apple
packers at once. NJ. ]. Walsh;
Hickory 9G2. 1O-l2-3t
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

WANTED-Nursing. Call 729 Colo.
or phone Randolph 39l. Mrs.
Blanche GigaX. 9-l6-lm
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

WANTED-Tcam for hauling lum-
her from saw mill Apply r. n.
Rice Lumber co. l0-ti-tr
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-, s,s edo.s,,iovo ~ - - nIss N. ! ss.ilSts
80. 80 -. o. S.s."t tou, n.s =.
~ ~ a's1 -. si'.W
zoo ~ su a 10 an ~; r a'Ns 2nAo'a
80 NJ a.
o. ~ S;.san Rs;Eaen sa: - a- Ssa.N ~ "
60. X, ~ .a"a on $50 ~
mas , oss =, s1nS',s 80 sls1e, \, ~ 80 ~
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1dglt9er Wfartt'H eridt.

gtnttHRati, II. ssaun 1914.
Die na4fsleenbsa Custiruaasa bs,istex
~ aur anf enorss frans sffisnsH. Hsi
sistHsrsn esf4dfien pussa sssas tjtsre
vrsife ksrs4sst
ptssiHsaea.
Ter Narit par rub,s. bic Dretfs iea
09aatl.- prsna etssn sl0.75--l0. 50
Lab,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Msrtt
u isasr. etsrt clear esitsn iik-Ilke,
ltsrt 3t|tsniettsn ii -- llt<s, srira fhsrl
tlfar Ceifeu ll--lllxt, EAuitsra l0l -
i01s Ssuiss IL - 1895 isis uss NJ
mshr ssrSa8t.
sassa-Marfs fehsr. ebert flare ssi.
ten l21--l2Le fnr,s Aussuieitsa l2--
l2Mt, sgfra hort dear Genes l2--l2tls.
eAsttern II 1r-Il54s Hns Dsnies l3--lBl.t
lsff sHs lt per vfunl msar serpa6t.
Sugar Cured -6lsifA. = Bart Ia astis.
eAingsa i5.25- 1875, Visns eAultsr
n6O--la00, DrsasfaA DassH I6.50-i6. so,
e&altersli 90 200. Ven Osrt Gus eAsi.
tsra l2.W-i2.SO, trsxsas Dssf SAiafea
l9.00--3000.
oitssbsssItss gIsifA.-N Narst Ist
e4iasss slS. 00-IS.50, visnis eAuliesn
l0-l0l+s, Ds1iss l35x -l3i.s, gAsltsrn 10
l0ts. Ass Cert Gst ieeai,srR Ies.- lie
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loht. 0saRs H. l8s psT pfsss. 1esf Gar.
sat l0--l3s.
NsN aab Ustrsib.
Netl.- Nsses 0saisr vatsHf n. 4.eo--S.z0
Distsr banss e4.G6--4.65, 0iatss 6emill
h.l0--430, ertya e3.65--<-l0, sg6inxrsl
e3.e0--3eO. e6ftn D@t,sa patsnt eS.le--
s.5t. -. issse tA.es-S.00bs. oentlt 40
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girG d nj pfer.

Griter Bauer; ~Sa, meme Gan
bees ian Sali
Stpetter Bauer: .Ehu MIR nit 10
Did! Webr tuae Gan toHnen = bait
nit oem beiten 8laen bod nidt
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R,nlsrt. IL. auauN.

R,sDsrt, IL. auaus.
sinH mar rubts ,u s&5.6o-4s.00; 4usfts
ia rabia: Cat, l73s-l7+s, slssttrsistie su
l75S-lT31c, eating ,u IL - l7tSc. 9lsi
fsk ~ N.40 - $50 spelter ii rubia
10 $690-7.Oo. s;ira mar bsnte aetis gs. Q
tssHsrs Rsrts.rH ju $l5.TS-l6.95, &c l
b. IN $l5.25-i575 10. SsatssrR uYs
Rel Ssut5erH ist % slS.75-la25
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Aktesus IT. HuauH.

MELT, - Der Nsrst IN iteiia. astntsr
gat.nis - 35-s.7 10, stratabts "a. .OO--4. go,
esrsna Sdieutss4 30-5. 80, straiabts a. 90
-495 Nastrs s350-4.O0.
8ei3ta.-6ar S.pi.mber 324-941ss
am ealus 93Xe fin G,smb,r Is3If :
94Ls, am sAius s8hc fir Rui s7js
sslss, am edIus s7lss.
@etf&tsru.-F MIR s.pttmber $685.
--55tst. am s4lub 54s iar Wai 53A-
547ss, am Gd!us 1876
gsf.r.- Ear ssptsmbsr 90 -- 82Le
an S&lut 3s}ss far December 52X-
53xs, am stLas 32xe; fir Raj Az
35hs. am stIus 54sc.
Nssse H.-Hs. 7lh-72e.
eerHs. 49, sats 3attsrssrs, 45-4sc,
quite bio Asies Tatsasrfs 6i-70t.
1imstbalaa aamsa. - Rsus s6et
Ser GsntRsr.
Rissisamsu si0.oo--l5.0) per
gentnsr.
Rtsssrt-l8.lsl<- l<-is.a5 Der sbt.-sa.
September sl8.l7-l8.27X. am S6tai
$500. fur Citobtr sl5.22jS-ls82ys. an
ehIus sls25 iar 5anaar 1885 -
1918. am sblus sls071x.
SamaI,. - sil.0o Der 100 -. sal
Ses.elnber sll00 - ll.05. am gAlui
Sil.05: fur Sitobr sl1.lo - lll5, an
sAIui Sll.l5; far December sl0.s5-
1926. am sdlut slO.87h; iur 5snuar
tl0.s5 - 1926, am sAiuS S10.s7h.
Stest Htss.a st te n-esfe $40. 97t
Der 100 yiuus. Sar Stbttmber $40. Ia -
li.00. am sAIai sl0.97S fur CttObe,
SIC. i0.g7k--li.05. anu ehius sll.00; far
9anuar sio.o7>s---lol7t4. am SfIui
$l012k.
Msrtt IA fstia. Greansri.i
12-24e, Daus 2I-23e per Siuns.
eier. Nar,t IA feh. 6rifSe II -
1se Der 01tssA.
Ai ie. - War.t a astis. grsaa l5h
--15Le Der yfans.
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Die oanisn nartn teute ssinHrees mil
Mrheit nbsrIabeH. Die AaAiraae Hah
Nar!setn par Hur unbebsufsnb unb eslb
" ptais. Garltbsa .on saaa nur.
ben bon ben ganisn su 81 - ~ aus.
eelisbsa nnb GstAdftsbapiere au 5--SE bis.
tonttst. Die Naflss plasirtsn TarlebsH ~sn
eau. ~ 3k--4& nnb auf Belt su 4kS.
nssAfd ssf asp psss
Hutssn. su Bari snifAeu gausen pertauft.
De esuntsrrats bstrast Soc pramie pet
$1,000.
EsAisf snt gssssa.
fns astis. Die isIssnSsn Gust,rnnasn sss
iu bsrihssn.
reuben, fass eiAt, n.87ss Der
4, 90 foas Siht, A.84% Der 4 !;
garis, fass eihi, b.i5-5.I6,k Der Granss
800 90 Rag, eiht, 5l71a-5ao 8ranss Der
800; fur TtutfAlanb 4 faas eidt, 4 Wars
s6H-05as ss. 90 fass sitt, 84xs.
GesameHtarn fius auf eoaeon purbsn ,u
S.ssA, auf 9iasgop su <.ssIh uHb aaf Del.
faf ~ 4.s31 bertauft.
rsssss-csassasuss.
yubis uns aet.s. Die eanisn sustirsm sw
felat:
aintau'. Eufauf.
- esnss, is2s Coup. nav ll414
s& const, 1918 ..... .l02I l02L
~ nenes, 1880 ...l00H l0lH
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