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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
9ie Mnfiinotqmnq Der &ambibat1tr

Sic Mmfiimbignng Der &%anbioatmr
&ooiepelts fat in 6em republifanii4en
Blatter1pol0 ser Stanopatters einen
5turm ser gntriitung berDorgera1f len.
Mon ipridt bon @errotb Ser 5reuno<
ldnft, BON 8ru9 gegebener 8eripre=
6urgen a1no 6ergletden mebr, bergiBt
ober 6abei, 6aB Saft mobl ser erite
getpeien lit, Ser sic bon ibm gema9ten
@eripredungen ni6t e%ingebalten bat
500 epelt lit Ser getbane Sdritt &C.
tpiB nidt lei@t %gemoroen, uber ct lit
ie6enfaus 5u ser l1eber5eug1rng ge=
fommen, 6oB Bel ser int 2an6e BERT
idenben Stimmung cine @ieoermnbl
ieines friiberen Sreun6es niht nn=
m0gli9 mer6en fam, uno er lit Ste
publifaner gen1g, a1m, 90 er feline So
pularitat fennt, nidt aues oaran gu
ieben, sic 8artei ant &a16er 5u erbal=
ten, ielbit unter Mufopferung ieineS
Mn1ebems bet Den replblttan11d]en Ao=
lititern. @s lit in6eiien mebr ols
5meifelbaft, 6oB linn Sos gelingt, man
fann bielmebr annebmer, 6aB Ser bon
bm getbane S6ritt Die &epublifaner
nod mebr ent5pett ur6 lire Mieoerla=
ge cine NM 10 gr0Bere mer0en miro.
Ser nadite &rdii0ent Der 8ereintgten
Staoten lift 1tn3meifelbaft ein Demo=
frat, tpen1t sic 8ortei es Der tebt, sic
fir iie giinitigen @erbGltniiie in per=
nMnfftiger @eiie ar benl1ben un0 Sem
@o1fe einen Mann 5u prdientiren un6
cine @lattform 81 5immern, 5u 0enen
es @ertrn1,er bober fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
9as britiidJe uGatbplic 9irectpra"

Sas brtttl1e nN1tDDltc DIRECTORY"
eonitatirt einen merfmiir6igen Muf:
idmung 6es &atbolicismus in eng
lonb. Sizes 5eigt Dor MQem elm Ser
gleih ser iebtgen Gage Ser fatboli=
f@en Stride nit ser friiberen i'm Sab
re 1850, mo- Bapit Btus ser Meunte
na6 elmer l1nterbredl1ng bon 6rei
Sabrbln6erten in Sic em 2anbe mie=
Ser cine fatb. @ierardie einfibrte.
@or 6ieier 3eit eriitirten in @nglan6
meoer Di05eien nod 8iid0fe I'M et=
qentIiden Gimme 6es @ortes. Sic
@otbolifen tparen 6omals 8iemlid
ipdrIid. Sbre @eiammt5abl betrua
6omals ungefdbr 758,800 Seelen.
sic tporer uiberom 5erftrelt ur6 oft
apoitoliiden @icarert urteriteut. Sit
beiaBen tpe6er Sdulen nod a1,& Jon.
itige @ebdnoe fir SEN unterri9t,
mrroen bon elmer fIeinen Mn5abI bon
@eiftliden paitorirt. sc NOR eine
groBe Selteubeit, BOB Elm &abolit
lit oos &arIantent fam. Gang an,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
Die 8nmbesreaicrmna fat iid cut

Die &nnbesregiermng fat iid cut
ibloiien, 0ie Situation in 2amrence,
Nlaii., sic mirtbid)aftlide Gage Ser
oortigen Mrbeiteridaft Dor aaent,
6urd) 8eaute bes Embellishments u11=
ter uden 5u lailen, un0 0ieier Ont
idluB miro int ga115el1 9an0e 8eifau
finoen. @as iid) in Sen lebten @oden
inn Musltanosgebiet ereignet fat, gebt
nid)t mebr ausidlieblih SEN Staat
Maiia6uiettS an: Sic 9eiammte Be-
paferung 6es 2an0es fat ein Snte=
reiie 0aran> ooB sen 5um Sfanoal ge=
mor0enen 3uitan0en Elm Gnoe gemad)t
miro. Ser Streif 0alsert iebt i6on
|iieben @oden. ST fam gum MuSbrud,
als 6en Mrbeiter11 nad Snfrafttreten
0es @eietes, mel6es sic MrbeitS5eit
in 0en @aummoafabrifen bon iedss=
u%n0fiinf5ig auf pierunfinf5ig Stunoen
modentli@ berabiebt, ein 2obnab5ug
fir Sic aus ffulenoen bei0e11 Stun6en
gen1adt 1puroe. Sic 2obne maren
idon Bis 0abil1 iebr nieorig, rn0 ais
bon 6em fargen 2obn au6 no4 Mb=
5iige gema6t mur0en, fam sic la1ge
~oerbaltene l1n5ufrie0enbeit gum Ml1Sz
bru6. Seitber bat beinabe ieoer Sag
grobe Musi6reitungen gebradt, Mus=
i6reitungen ser Mrbeiter uno Mus=
idreitungen ser &oli5ei, sic BON Mn=
fang an gegen sic streifen6en &artet
NAHUM. 9ie Sertilin6uitrie @eueng=
lambs lift 10 geiteut, 6aB tie altsf0mm=
lt6e 20bne au@ BEL elmer 5nei 5tun=
Ben berfiir5ten modentlihen Mrbeits=
5eit 5oblen fam. Sic gegentpartigen
3uitan6e lin6 einfad nidt baItbar,
un6 ouf sic cine o6er an6ere @eiie
muB @n1r6el geidaffen 1per6en. 9ie
einfadite &idiibt auf 6as io5iale
6rie6ensbe6MrfniB gebietet es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07

leuld)often ouffauft, INN oeren 8etrieb
ourd sic 9soit 5u fiibren einidlieB=
li6 Ser Ml1sbebmmg auf sic @oitab=
lieferu1g in sen lanoliben Diltriften.
Diele l1ebernabme 0es @rpreBgei6af-
tes our9 sic @unocsregiernng bat
ober neben pielen an0eren Sortbeile11
aub SEN, ooB ser bieiige Sabrifant
enolif int Stanoe iein miro, nit ben
ausmartigen 6abrifanten e%rfolgreider
gu fonfurriren, als DIES bisber tros
aIer Sdu1b5Due ME Der SAL lpar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
&pm 8nn6es= &retsaeridt in

So1t Vttttoes =8retSgertd)t tn ct.
2ouis lit sic I'M @eptember 1910 i'm
@rnoes-D gefd1te gnt=
idei6ung, 6ur@ sic ser MadloB 6es
bodm. Serrt1 Mngritin @irtb 6em
Sr6en ser 8ene6ifftti1ner 3ufaGet io1,
l1mgtitoBen mor6ett. Das 8un6esge<
ridt idlieBt fid ser Mniidt ser 2eibes=
erben an, 6aB, tperrt Elm Sr6en etnem
Mitglie6e Sen 8eiit bon @igentb11m
geitattet, 6ieies Sen notirIiden gr-
BEN %5atfallen miiife, tpenn midt Elm ge-
g~entbeiiges Seitament genradt lei.
Mls bodtp. @err @irtb I'M SSabre 1901
iharb, entidieo bas ModloBgeridt in
Springfiel6, 6oB cine Midte rn6 Elm
Meffe seq @eritorberer1 erbberedtigt
ieien; int Sabre 1910 TOM sic @a@e
Dor @i@ter @innro, Ser Sen @ene-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
neber Sic @riimbe, Bic ben &aiier

Heber Die @rmrtoe, bic ben &at1er
beranlaBt baben, ben @mpfang 6es
MISUNDERSTANDING ab5ulebnen, iin6
ieiner5eit redt leltiame 2esarten bier=
fer gemel0et moroen. Sim ieltamiten
NOR mobl Sic Mel0ung, ser Scatter
babe Sen @mpfang obee1ebnt, neil
Ger erite @i5eprdit0ent, Ser So5ial0e=
mofrat Sdei0emnnn, es abgeIebnt ba=
be, ii@ GIT betbeiligen. Sbatiddltd
liegen 6ie Dinge 10, 6aB Sic @abl
@deioemanns gum eriten 8t5eprdit=
benten fir 6en @ntidluB 6es &aiiers
enti6eioen6 getpeien lit. Ma@ ieiner
@ab1 tpur0e Elm Musipru6 in grin~
nerung gebradt, SEN 5deioemann am
10. De5ember 1909 int &ei6stag tbat
a1n6 Der nortli9 1autete: SD femme
Sic pre11Btide @ei6idte gut genug Inn
gu miiien, 6aB Ser @ortbru@ io5uia=
gen 5u Sen erbabeniten Sraoitionen
6es in BreuBen regieren0en @auies
gebort." Mfan fam alio periteben,
ooB &err Sdei6emann feline Suit fat
te, gum @mpfange beim &aiier ins
S6loB gu geben, un6 ebenio fann man
beriteben, 6aB Ser &aiier feine Suit
batte, etn Brdii6ium 5u empfangen,
III meldem &err S6et6emann sic
Stelle 6es eriten Disqualification BE-
flei0et. y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
@iopanni @unaanp, Ser iineit er

11annte pdpiIi9e Delegat fir oie Ser:
einigten Stoaten, lit bom &aroina]
@taatsiefretdr Maerrp 6el Sal gum
Sitularbii6of bon Mitplene in 6e1
Strife 0es &ouegiun1s Ser Hropa:
garr0a gepeibt mor6en. Dte Seie1
fano inter SEM 8eiitan6e 6es Migr.
&enueop bonn amerifaniiden College
ftatt. Ser 8tidof empfing ptele mertb=
boQe @eidenfe, 6arunter Elm goloe=
mes, nit 9iamanten beiebtes &reu1
bonn &apite. Die @abe 0es StaatS=
iefretdrs beitan6 1T elmer gol0enen
2ampe. Ser Delegat miro &om am
10. Mpril %berlaiien, um na9 Seem
Sort ab5ureiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
Der ,uadcre 9emtld Mmerifane

l1no &ongreBabgeor0nete &idar0
8artbolot erfldrt, 6aB Saft un6
Champ @larf sic 8raitoenti@afts=
fan0i6aten ibrer reipeftiben &arteien
iein mer6en, un6 er itent beioen Ser
rem 6os 0enfbar BETTE 3eugniB aus.
l1eber Spreder @larf iagt &err 8ar=
tbol0t, er iei 10 unidul0ig mie Elm
&in6 n1o 10 rein mie Elm Claimant.
seinem langidbrigen Sreun6e &ooie=
belt fat @err 8artbol6t Sen &ii6en
augefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07

oers iteben sic 8erbdltniiie iebt. Die:
8abl ser fatb. ,9eputirten in @ng<
lar10 u11o in @ales belal1ft iia anf
10. Mn Ser gptbe ser fatb. Stride IN
England iteben 3 @r5biidofe nit
ebeniopielen @oa6iutoren. S6nen iino
Is 8iidofe unterlteat. 3ie 3abl Der
@eiitliden, beitebe,1o aus @elt= un6
Sroensclerns, be5iffert ii@ auf $500.
1ie 3unabme Ser fatb. 8ebolferung,
0ie nad elmer M11fiteaung oes v@atb..
Directory" I'M SATIRE 1912 LOO, 749'
betragt, mar geraoe in Sen letten 70.
Sabren ei11e gang gemaltige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
Sic 0eoislattr pp1 Sasfatdetpan

fat nit einen1 Gotum bon q gege1l
- stimmen iid) nab elmer 0rei Sage
o%olternSen Gebatte fir MbidluB zines
Me5ipro5itGts =&ertrages nit Sen Ser.
gtaoten al1sgeiprodjen. 3mei &on=
lerpotipe itimn1ten nit Ser @egie=
rq1l1gspartei. Nremier @al0er BON
eosfatdepnl1 bielt Sic 5dlubre0e,
meld)e bei Ser ndd)1ten &ropin5ialmabl
als &ompogneargumel1t benabt mer=
Sen pir0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
fonlr1en tpiirbe. Ser Hraiioeat Der

fon1n1en tpiiroe. Ser Nrdiioent Ser
inngen @epublif, ser tluge, aber oatd
peridlagene SSl1ani6ifai, ideint mte=
ser Sic 5meifelbafte &oQe gu ipielen,
sic ct nod lei ieoer &riie gelpielt bat,
obibon %Dorldufig bon bier aus nibt
erii9tli6 lit, mo er binous mill. Mber
Oh nrit ODER obne iein 3utbun: jeoe1=
fails treibt sic Situation idne4 Sem
Bunfte gu, tpo oas @ingreifen ser
Ma0d)te unpermeiolid meroen m11B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07

9ie sndfabrifanten BON 2a>prenee,
Moll., boben i6nell eingele>1ft, ieltoem
&plgreB uno Nominiltration Bic
streifloge in Sic @ano genolnn1en ba=
ben. 81 ELM biiiel a1ffrii6en, auTz
mild)en lit su5eiten nDtbig, UNI 6erart
2eltte an lire Yflibten gegen oas @e=
neillpc len SIT ertnnern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
@imem Bulletin bes Sambels=9 epar

@imenn Bulletin bes &ambels,9 epar-
tements 5ufolge bat ii@ ser &an6el
5miiden Sen @ereinigten @aaten un0
Sen Hbilippinen in ser fur5en 3ett,
in meld)er ser ietige &arif in &raft
lit, mebr als ber6oppelt. Sn 1908
bem lebten Sabre Ser friiberen Eartf<
iQte, bate uniere @inf1br bon Sen
Snieln einen @ertb bon 2A Mtlto=
men Collars, in 1911 betrug er 81
MiIionen. Gin pie Ma1sfubr baben
1i6 mebr als per6oppelt.
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an Sic Gtimmgeber.

&iermit erfu6e id in aner areu1t6-
idoft rmn sic 11nterftubunq ser
Stinmgeben als @anoioot fir oos
9ta6t~-@ Bel ser Tom.
menoen @aH. STR ergebener
t6bn Carl 6. Geoft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
Graftiidl, mnb pplitiid geidi&t, Il

&raftiid, unb pulittid geid)is, 1T
Sic bonn oenofratilden &a1Sausi6uB
qeplante ginfommenltelter in oer
Gorm ci1er ermeiterten &orporations=
1telter. 9ns urbeter bieier fam Der
.Grdii0ent nidts gege11 oas @eleb ia
ben, beionrers oa bei Mbfaiiung Der
Sill med) ldon lorgfdltig auf Ste @er~
fallungsm0Bigfeit &iidlidt genommen
mproen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
Genatpr @ar6uer BON Maine ia,

SettQfDr Wdr01er 6D1t Wtdtne Dd1
orsgere9met, baB sic 8l1n6esregte-
r11ng fnunt 40 Mi1ionen Donars
braudW, pen11 iie, 6em @erlangen ser
ein5elnen Staaten nod angemeiner
gmfiibrl1ng ser Bafetpoif 11adgeben6,
bos @eiddft aner groben grprebges
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
@adl lanaem id1perer 2eiben lit

N1dJ 1u1tgtm TuJIUereH SetDeH II
@robber5og @tlbelm bon 2uremburg
geitorben. Sir ibn mar ser So6 ein
@rl0i er. S6on ieit Sabren fat iid)
ser @%eritorbene nm sic &egierungs=
geidafte ieines 2dr6denS nidt mebr
%fulnn1ern f0nnen a1n6 lte6te auf etnem
@dloiie in 8apern babin. @r NOR Ser
qlteite Sobn 6es @er5ogs M0olpb BON
Moliuu, Ser I'M &riege bon 1866 Die
&rone rn6 2an6 p%erlor, ipater aber
@roBber5og bon 2uremburg murbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07

oiftimern grbamipriide 5%ugei1ano.
Darauf murben sic @orperban0lunget1
inn lofalen 8unoes : MpeQationsge-
ridt gefiibrt, uro Montag erfolgte oas
oben ongegebene l1rtfeil in ct. 2oltis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07

IS babem iid) nl1n audi sic anoeren
Madte, ser Mnregltng ser Ser. 5taa=
ten lt,o ser Oeutlden &egierung fol-
qe1o, uuf sic Sl1tegritat Gbinas per=
pflidtet. ga lit mar1bes Mnnerions=
pl1ad)en ms @aller &c fallen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07

Sic @rmppier1tng Der &arteien int
re,ae11 6euti4en @eidstage IaBt err
tennen, 6nB 6ie. So5ialiiten trosab-
rer r,t,,eriidert @tarfe (11O Mnnn)
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
CATTLENEN
MOVE To s. 4.

Two prominent cattle men, Thorn
as Brent of Delta county and Will
lam Steele Of Whitewater. left this
afternoon for Bucuos Aires, South
America. where they will engage in
the cattle business. Both are widely
known on the western slope They
have planned moving to South Amer
lea to try tdcir fortunes for some
time past
John Holland and Mr. Gordon are
expecting to follow them some time
in the near future, and the four Will
instill some Of the wild western ways
into the easy-going South Americans,
some Of which, however. are fully as
skilled as any Of their northern bro
theirs in cattle work
The two. cattle men regret leaving
Colorado. but believe that there is "a
larger field Of activity in the south.
They viii go by way OF Europe, and
viii he more than a month reaching
their destination Mr.. Brent expects
TO look up Irwin Miller of this city,
who Is in Argentina at the present
time and tell him the result Of the
election.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
BOYS CONVENTION
BIGGEST HELD YET

The people of Grand Junction are
making splendid preparations for the
biggest and best Older Boys confer
cncc ever conducted on the western
slope. This rs the third annual con-
ference, conducted under the auspic-
es OF the state Y. NJ. c. A., and VIII
begin Friday evening, November 10.
and last throughout Sunday
Most people are familiar with the
object of these conferences. and have
a knowledge of the great benefits
which have been brought back by
delegates in former years. Many q
young fellow has had his eyes opened
to the great opportunities and re-
sponsibilities of life.
The boys are entertained while at
Grand Junction and each delegate
pays a registration fee OF soc to help
defrHy the expenses. The usual rate
of a fare and q third will mdoubtcd-
ly be in effect ON the railroads.
The program is well in hand. aud
some very helpful and influential
men have been secured to sFca, dur
ing the conference, notably Robt NJ
Work of tl. Morgan. Fred W. Ware
of Colorado college, W. W. Winnie of
Denver, and others
II Is the hope of the people of
Grand Junction that as many high
schools boys clubs, boy scout move
ments and other organizations aus
possible viii send representatives.
The usual saturday afternoon rec
reatiOu features and banquet I'm hon
or the delegates viii be provided
Now, boys, if you are wide awake.
get together ana take in this confer
enCe. In is strongly urged that an
adult leader accompany each delpga-
tion, as experience has proven this
TO be the most satisfactory arrange
ment from every point OF view the
boys included
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Associated Press.

Quebec, Nov. T. Four hundred
passengers from the Royal Gorge ar
rived here today on board "a tender.
They were later taken to Montreal
on special trains.
The terry boat which brought the
rescued to Quebec returned to the
scene of the disaster, hut was unable
to get near he vessel ON account OF
the high wind. a big tug also failed
TO get closer. The captains of these
two boats reported that the waves
We're 80 high that IL was dangerous
to try to go near the liner. They
said that several hundred stecraEo
passengers We're stin on board the
Royal Gorge.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
EoosEy nLTs AssArLANr.
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Milwaukee, WIS, Nov. John
Schrank, who attempted to assassi-
nate Colonel Roosevelt. will be ar
raigned in municipal court to enter
a plea either Thursday or Friday,
according to announcement made by
the district attorney today.
As soon as his plea is entered a
commission Of alieuists probably viii
be appointed by the county TO make
formal inquiry into Schrank's mental
condition.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
DENVER ELECTION IS
DEVOID OF TROUBLE
incl Special Service.

sentinel Special Service.
Denver, Nov. The precautions
t1a.u bv the local police for the pro-
.erfIru OF the voters on Tuesday
proved unnecessary as the election
passed off more peacefully than has
been the case during the history Of
tle state. Large reserves Of police
men We're Uuartcred at police head
quarters, but their services were not
necessary during the entire day iu a
single instance. Not even single
disturbance took place within the
limits of The city.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
CLARA BARYoN's WILL.

Sentinel Special Service
Worcester, Mass Nov Written
in lead pencil, the will of Miss Clara
Barton, founder of the Red Cross.
was filed in the probate court here
.odaN An estate valued at 100000
ls to he divided among relatives. Miss
Barton named a committee to write
her biography
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
WELLS FARGO EARNS
800 PER Gent ON
MILLION DOLLARS
As#nclatcl preas.

-I"0|TTTTTT TI0N-
san Francisco Nov. -Testimu-
ny before the state railroad commits
sion today in the investigation of
express rates shows that the Wells
Fargo company on an investment of
81 1000 900 In California, earned
more than S1,O00,O0O in two months
in 1911. The same rate of Uruss
earning for the year is 500 per cent
ON Lhe Investment.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Associated Press.

Montreal, Nov IA wireless mes
SAGE from the Royal Gorge. which
went aground in the st. Lawrence
river near Quebec last night CON
tirmcd the report that 400 of the
g01 passengers had been taken off
1t is boliuved that the work OF
Transferring thu passengers will be
continued throughout the night to
the tugs there.
The steamer is reported to be in a
prccarious position.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
MATz IMPROVING
---I-.I .-..I.L S-rLIen.

nHa.lNEA special Service
Denver. Nov. Bishop ~ c..
Watz. who was recently operated
on at 81. J0seph'5' hospital for an
injury received in July last while
passenger on a vessel near Rome, is
reported to- DE improving rapidly.
The bishops many friends
throughout the state are conEraLu-
IgJuE him upon the success of. the
operation.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

Phone Junction 228. ]. w. Milne
Transfer, Livery & Storage Company,
when you want the best in livery
hire or hauling OF any kind.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
4 AUTOMOBILING

Is hard on clothing. After that spin
call us up, and let US remove the
spots and dust from your clothes
WIN return them fresh and free from
dirt. We guarantee satisfaction.
Phone Junction 763.
The Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
TINKER DEAL Off
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Cincinnati, o., Nov. THE deal
for Joe Tinker Of the Chicago Ma
ti1nals to manage the Cincinnati
team next season was called off to-
day
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

! Kozy footwear for kumfort at low
prices. Mcconnell & Lowe
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

f. s. Davis, a well known Glen
wood man, is spending "a few days in
tic city with friends.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

Buckwhcat cakes and maple syruI
at the Marble Cafe 11-4-ti
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
500 PASSENGERS On STEAMER MAY Be LOST

See for yourself what buggfcs cost
Fred MHutcy. Advertisements
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Associated Press.

London. Eng Nov Tt Is be
Iigyci that the last great battle Of the
WIT is progressing between the Turks
aud the BUlgariaus before the forts
of TChaalia These forts are the
last defense of Cunstautinople.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

We are selling them at cost
huEgics. Fred Mautcy ADV.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

Burlwheat cakes and maple syrup
ai the Marble Cafe. 11-i-tf
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
Associated Press

London Nov. 1.-AcCOrding to "A
dispatch from Athens. the Turkish
arrisuu. after destroying all bridges,
has withdrawn from SalOuiki.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

Queen Quality Excelsior None
Better There are shoes and shoes
and shoes. There are shoes you
want, there are shoes you don't
want When you want shoes
have the shoes you want The Bos-
ton Shoe Store. Advertisement.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS
IN DYNAMITE TRIAL
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov News
paper clippings about explosions were
read at the dynamite trial today The
government claims they were sent TO
Mcnamara by officials of the iron
workers
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07

WANTED-Clean cotton rags at The
Sentinel office.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-07
People Busy in Packing Apples


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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-09-25
BIZ. About the Baby.

Nervousness may not be catalogued
q disease, but II It II not It GER
tainly SHOULD be. 5s III By
The mother who Is nervous will al
ways have nervous baby, and unless
that baby Is treated in the proper
manner, the nerves will develop most
troublesome habits, to say the least.
Take, for instance. the case Of
young mother who cannot sleep we'll,
her child will not sleep either; he Will
not grow as much as he should, nor
In the way he should. His food will
not agree with him. in the first place.
and unless this trouble II corrected
early in his lifes chronic indigestion
Will certainly be his inheritance. lg
The lack Of sleep and poor assimila.
ton OF the food he takes will produce
all sorts Of ailments. undermine the
health and arrest the natural devei-
opment. 8
II the mother does not nurse the
lbaby-and 1t Is better for the nervous.
anaemic mother not to attempt it
then the selection OF a proper food Is
great problem. Cows milk modified
with barley water, is the best substi-
tute for healthy breast milk, but
sometimes the little stranger cannot
take the cows milk. Then the best
thing to do is to consult the docto.
and let him suggest whatever he may
think Is wise to use, instead.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-09-25

1911. Mrs. Mallery was widow with
two grown children. According to
Mailery. heawas always nagsed and
his wife encouraged her two children
to assault and mistreat him. ~
In the petition no also said that
when he went to. his trunk he found It
had been broken open and his revolver
taken. n 5ss S3
Mallery states that when he asked
fol. his revolver his stepscn told him
he would be killed with his own gun II
he was not careful. Mrs Mallery, &C
cording to the petition. then an
nounced that she did not care to have
her second husband around the house
and ordered him to leave. When he
started to leave the house Mrs. NAL
lery would not let him do SO.
He then called a policeman and was
permitted to depart In peace. He fur
Their stated that he treated his wife
with the best Of care. The children
fought him whenever Mrs. Mallery
gave the word. They separated IN
June OF 1912.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-09-25
! Sane for Sultan.

Mulai Hafld. the ex-sultan of Moroc-
co. while staying at Vichy, in France.
made an excursion to Les Ardoisieres.
says the "Matin.' where Napoleon III.
used often to go for rest Three young
girls. sisters. timidly approached the
sultan and asked him to sign post
cards. Mulai Hafid consented on con-
dition that they would each sing a
song to him. Two OF the girls ut
once complied. and the delighted Mu.
lai Hafld wrote on their cards words
which. translated, mean: Like Ma.
poleon ILL.,, have visited Les Ardoi-
sieres, where have enjoyed. together
with the calm and freshness Of ma
ture, the grace and charm Of the
voices Of Miles. Paulette and Clio
tide" The third girl did not know
how to sing. but one OF her sisters
having sung for her the sultan added
the name of Gabrielle.