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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
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- Snl Stubtratb lit cinc 8clpcauna
iln WnnGc. hic Die Grrihtun9 pcrit,ic :
ncnrr Ichr nptblucnhigcn Dffcntlid,cr
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'hdrtStbcilcn Der Stubt Sunu 3fped
bat. Gin Shulbidcr @ntpurf fir
Die. oiicntlidlcn ScbiirfuiB : Nnltaltcn
OH Den 3ugGn9cn sur @ranb Npe.z
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Stngcr6ci9 filr Subuquc bcriidiihtiet
lperpcil. - o..
- Inttbcips & Chalmers, gopos
faten. Gin. 305-307 9. & s. gloa.
Seioe Sboncs 1852. Yrafti5ieren in
Staatsz unb Sunoesacridten.
Gnbc Scbrliar miro has bon Scr
Soluacr Se9islntur cingcicstc Gpmitc,
mcleDcs id, nit Den &oritltbien ciuc3
Irbcitgcbcr : 6nftpflidDt : @rIcBcs be-
iaBt. bier in Dubuque ipcilcn. Scr
3. H.@a. Staatepcrbnlo bon oSoiun
foBte bcfunntlih cincn @eid)lu6. inn
Slltereiie ciucs loldcn 8eicBcs AT
agiticreu. 8eid,dftslclten unb Srs
beitern miro bier @clegcubeit gcscbcn,
tbrc Grfabrlrn9cu unb Ilrihtcn
ilbcr Elm ioldcs 8cics Dem Gpmitc
ppr5ulcger.'
@ir limb bnnon iiber5cngt. bnb
bon inns nod, mic before 3cilgniiic ola.
iolTc fir Eaitur Spnis's Mcrpcn=
Starfcr pcr6ffentlid,t ipurpcn. IS lit
Dies abcr audi besbalb Gin icbr cntz
pfcblcnslpcrtbes Iittel, ipcil cs Irmc
umionit crbalten.
In Der 2lrn9cuent5iiloung lit int
Werenz Soipital I'M 10. Sebrllor Icrr
Mttdbdel Sirner bon Sperspilc inl
utter bon So Sabren 9eiturbcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
(Gingcinnbt.)
=. H.=S. Central : Sereins=
Eahridtcu.

z t. Enul, Iinn., Is. Scbrltar
1912. - Ils crnuibi9enhc Nenigfcit
lit 81 b~crid)tcn, hnb Der bpd,ip'it Sr.
Soicpb Huciiug. @cit Ynint, Ncbr.,
Wit9licb pcS Grcfutip : Gomitcs bcs
Central : %crcins, bcm Yrdiiocmtcu
6ru. Dos. Srcp cinr .Yoib up Hifc
Sniurnutc YoIicD" uon $1,000 ais
icincu ScitraH Sumt Stnbicubausz
Spno ilbcrmittclt bat.
Scr hodlp. ocrr urb cblc 8c6er
bat rnburd, iciu &cripted,eu. ipeldeS
bcriclbc in Chicago Der SO. General
@criammlnng CAB, III bptbcr5igcr
@ciic cinacloit.
Ml09c Der cole @cbcr nod picle
.Hafiolgcr" crbultcn. 8cfduntlid
bat aud Scrr s.. Sortenbrod BON
SpcrSpillc. Sa.. ami Der "a. General
Ieriammlung in indianapolis Die
Summc bon $4,000 fir dbnlid)c
.3lpetc Ncm Central : @crciu iibcrs
ipicicn.
MDgc bns gciipicl bicicr bcibcu
0crrcn cine Anrcaura iein. DnB nod,
rcdt |ielc lid der Wobltbdtcrs Hiltc
ocs Central : @crcins fir So3inlc
%guffldrrng" cirpcrleibcn laiicn 6in,
uodabmun9Sluiirbiscn @ciipicl her
W.iits mub Nnd,ipclt.
Sobn 8. Sucncnnnn Setr.
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Su Solcbp. Der nGditcn Scltifnbt.
lit man tiid)tio bcid,ditiat init Den
TprnrDeitcu iiir hic fommcnbc Sem
traI 0crciuSs Tcrinmmluug.
2nS ScitsGolnifc Dr8niiicrtc lid,
hurd Die Grlpdbluu9 iolaenhcr DC
nmtcu: 6cltprdiihcnf. Better !. Mcts
ter. 200 Gbcrrp Ctr; I. Gicc sYrds
lipcut. Geo. q. Slider, 4. 5olcbo; =.
%icc : Yrdiibcnt, s.. Temncper. 716
Safcr Ctr; Sctrctdr, Sobu Spobn.
81 Victoria Ylncc; Sd)nsmciitcr.
Sobn :. Eo0mnper. 2S01 Gbcrrp
Ctr; &rcba9 pmlitc: Anton Scim,
20 @iutbrop Ctr. Sobn Spobm.
Srcb. Wohllcb, T.. Solchc; @co. I.
Siid)cr. Srcb. 3cnt9raf. Dos. Wcibcr.
SoS. @cinnmln, &. @cGcrbad,. Nid.
6ocilinscr, Gbas. Gaalc mn Srcb.
Nohllcb, ~Tftuuespoa.
s-. Spbn Sppbm.
Sctrctar bcs ct. Iidacfs s%crcins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
(Src5icl fir bicic 3citune.)
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ca orhnS
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bout.
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@ic lduner3Iih nidt Die @uttcr
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sci. ipic has ipirbclt IN Dem Sdal,
id,n,cttcrt Die Ituiif brcin!
S@ilb brcbcn Die Yaarc lid i'm Gang.
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llub ipic tic laHt uno fidcrt UNI
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gSie trlinfen 9liiht ibr Bid; -
Serge'ien Dei'm Snllrnclfeld lit balb
Der franfen Iutter 8cIhid!
limo prdubclt belilct oer Strrm gar
1cbr.
ciiisc s6loTcn brcin;
SnS toIen, e5 lche Frin6
G%arnepal.
Sd1on rinnet sl Sooen ber Wcin.
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Aird,e rift
SaS @lodlein Die Vctcrihnar, -
ltno pnrh Die, 9ailc .iflpantt Nib
climber
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IS f~liiitert Der Solniuo ibr ms
obr,
81 latt iic beiier nllf, -
Iltb MN nod cincn Ibidiebss
fitS, =
id%,ipcnft tic Sic Srcppc bina,lf.
Nic riff it's .prtn i'm Sdnuncrz
altdJ III Die Ydutpc aits, -
Gin 8inbitn6 ihllat ibr Die Sbiir'
ans Der Sanh, -
cant brohnt IS bnrh's gon5c Saus;
1nb bnn9c ahnuna idniirt ibr !6cr5,
Elm Shrci! &err hilf meiner Eotb!
Gcr3pciieIt iiibt lie Den falten Mtuub,
Sic nrmc Tuttcr - lit t 3 I! -
g pttfricb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
0cimjuher

50 Aier. firi Ateilei Dot Der Stdos. Ireis
S25O9. D1uDu $50 ba1r. oa5 llebrise .pi. Ntiethe.
IGJ lGer, cine ipeile uon aut.r Staot. Stem
lin quite Serbcleruttger. Yr:is Si2JL. Iaoci
5000 baar. oas uebria. iute &aietbe.
Gtisnbaprfnhr rnd, irJeuo eiu.r o:r S.uei
Jaraert Surllderftattet. iuenu Dor oeu /. 3ili
p%erfnuit. Man aoreiire: The Nlen Gouatp
Snpeftment Co., 2i3 e. @aipingtun stpe,
Soln. haus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
e5Ieago. o:u ~. 6ebruar.
UefreiNe.

35lcago. o:u 10. ,Sebruar
Oetreibe.
Unuu-
Nai.: t.Oo2sal.0lA.
Suli: taie954.
Roru-
Niai.: G7Ea6sIs.
.Suli: 61ls te675s.
eciu-
Suli: 473s@47B.
Eiebmarft.
Shmeiu:-
Shmsre, S5.9j@6 30.
Sdpere. rauae 500 s6.D5
Yeihie. S1.Sjas6. -.
Seml1te. ST 91GG2'Is.
yieb-
Jfiuopieb, 81. TO9S.2J.
Riibe uio Razor. 50. 10 SG so
sSeteruS. $4.Sj-31.01.
Shaie-
Gnheimiid. edmmsr sl..jaG -.
NeitlIhs gdmmsr. S4.bD66 -.
giuheimll6e Shaie. S3.3I at So
sSetlibe S6aie-s36)@i0,.
HrouiToncR.
Sdweiu.fleiid-
Mai. Sl5. 659li -.
Suli: S~l5.92o9Sl6. 20.
S1mali-
Wai.: S9.00t69.O7.
Suli: % .l5e0.2i.
Rippeu-
Diai.: ss.57ss. 20.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
81 %berfaujen.

10000 slider oes anSeciuiltet Ell 9nuoes i'm OH
lidaen Colorado. scrdoe iuolidb bon Der Ne'
StaatsgreRSe Sdnlpar;er Yualnb ZEN.
I 6uB ttei. NIT Seaur. llnterInse. 9eidlt 10 nil
Slintn. Ter StcSeurali mar IN, Cart
id,nttt itber q 3otl iuihreno ied,s Sdhrei. sair
lid,en cii'8c thuttge aIenteu aus ritli re-;
Stadteit. I'M :nItsunel'ei, Die NnieoluiBei IA
Nlr Hdberey ~id,reipt IN ole
Viatte River Yaiey gam Co.. Smabn, Ne6.
u. 6. @aeuer. Mauuger.
Scin, Sdreiben ermabne mau srf. pieics Slutt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
e(n,etae.

Yin IN oct mittiercl 5obreu itehcnorr, bcmit
te!tcr 93niit (ssttt!uer) nit surem 3elaii5 ooi
lctneli Grtelter, nit aitoeri i'm HItec 30 1 bis
IL ,JGhreu tous Gltcitc afuo d)ea IL SL1re ult),
iutnldht 81 curreippuotcren nit cincr tugcno
halten tatlolt'dle ell ,Ji;tefrau poer &ittip: Dpue
Slitoer. II Nlter bon - bis IS Suhren. Spet
Der UorreippnocnS iol Ssirn5n iciu. G III
ltpretbe .engliitb ODER osutidl. MAJ apr:iiic,:
". =. Scr "a, &tbair. Muntana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
3un m III II:

3u a NJ II: .S1,211.5O
Sir alle 8elobeitrdse nnb &c.
ihcnfc fir bic Niffipnen lit Der
9iDscie 9ncea, mirb an bicier stelle
anitticrt. Mam abrrifre: Catholic
9rintins Co., Snbuaue, Scrua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20

Sebr., i'm Sinlere ppIpital. Sor. i. @.
Sriid,ert in, Mlter rpr, "a Sobrcn.
WGacn bicic %er'torbcncn .rilhcn IN
Sricbcif. Gen trnltcrnNcn %$,iiltcrs
ulicbcncll llilicr 0cilcih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20

Central Mimnelota. m s,sn Il S,t. ;ss5i
Gouutu, autes Na Ter. gutter Sooeu. Sartbol;
iiuo Grairie. id)Ore Sd,uleu uno aird,eu, ieid,te
Seoineuugen iuo utdt bns Niuoehe Stets eu
scraus 5ails, Miurl.. iar 5armife. sic Ere,ie
iueroeu Sic itberrnidlei.
9cin, G9reibet crludbnc man eel. oieieS sIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Gcmmiiiiunss 4criuaItuna.

@it 451 eesen 1915 stimmen
ipltrbc in 8icc Safe. @is., bic Cont
millions : Gerfpaltltn9sform dilgc>
ilonrmcn. Sn Ilblanb unD in @alts
feibn ipilrbe Die @infiibrlu,9 bicicr
@criualtuu9sfcrm ab9clchnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20

stLS
81 SoraSo 8iua De Suriinap. SUM 19t1.
Nh irclc mid iihcr Die quite &Strll!ila, fpelDe
Eaitor Snri9'5 Hcroenitdrier oil mir hdite: i'd
iii loon ieit 10 Snhren all &ramptant1neii
iroiin6 i'd ieoesmoI bepuLtIo3 mar. 10 battc
t1on bteles oage8en inter geba1oIung BON
Ner6fer beriuft, 1ber pbne GrioId. I6er fbon
nan Der britten 6!afnc bon Taitar d0nia's
Nteroeritdrfer ,puroe IS beiicr uno MN. rad.
hem Id ~ SIdffei baocu Habnt. DuItc ID
min iiir furirt.
Sioa be 5albirar Winria DC Ia Qn, sur,aouier.
3err g. iSeridina 2iG1 e. cafe Ctr, min;
l%tedpolis. nel0er idon felt 30 2obret III faLs
flidt lit, IN nit Der 29irfuro BON 10 Ilafncn
Yaitor Sbtia's Tcrncniiarier iebr S~iiirieeen.
lpeil er nm feiren stafdn mebr felt Q Monuteit
Fate. lfto crnpfieGlt ben Gerocnflirter iebent
10 2cihcnNcr.
8. 5peS itreibt duS Smdba. onb e. fhcn
feit 4 Sahrcr al, McurnIeie Ieioct. noeeoril
cher Yaftor 91ria's sicrocniiGrier INNER btITt.
@mnl Gin rp,ritponss Sndb FIR g.rr.uIsissrss
teGRu w,rS Ssbem Der es ~perlanes. s~nss,anHt.
s.rrts erha'tsl oid, bic gRe i,tE iuiouit.
Steie Wteoi5;t rorrbe ,eit ban Sabre 1876 hct rem
pnd,,o. Batter SbHis. Sort 2aanne. snh., ~sibr,ltst
irc ieSt nnttE 'etrer aufpei,unq ben Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO, Chicago, III.
62 w. Lake ST.. near De arborn.
Sci Mpnfhefrrr az babrn fl.
S1.OO ett tieth)c. u Sisfd,en ttie SIS. 90;
6roBe sl.53, q fur $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Old Dutch Corn Cure,

3trtrt SlihncrduAeu, Gancnies, 9uripns ulo
Sd1tfet mir y Gents rnb tj ,ucroe
Glp pas Ge5rut oafur iibtgieuoen.
Spitpb SierI, Senplctur. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
7as beribmte YSb.tjtonr= ybal,

ssir babsn etlidle id,oae Carmen 81 pertauiel
in ben Counties @raHt mo S%iobcrtS. IN Der
Nabe elmer tdtholtidDen Atrdle mo sd lie gea
lesen. 2as gnnb eiSnst lidl iir allie Troou;te.
Die i'm Mort ucien geSogen weroen. beiolnsrS
fur aorn. @elnlis uno Aildpirtbidlait. Sdr.iJt
ou unS iur Greiic.
MARTENS BROS,
Milbank, South Dakota.
ssir ueriusiien Sic an Sep. B.. 3. S'Rsia. 9iarrer
Ssim edreibsn rrip6bne man seh. bisiss glat,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
murkthPrtd1te
Cir ben Urpfberfaui.
Su olta ben 10. Eebrua
Sefpe3ha As~ OysHf -.

Ous WV OSURuSttuuls
Subuane. bsn 10. Tebrua .
Oetrcibe, Gen. waebi. etc
2sctisn: s0@90c per Suibel.
Safer: 35-4sc per guibeL.
Sorn: 5O-55c per Suibel.
Verte: 65-90e per Enlbel.
Ho99eit: 57-75c per 9nibel.
Soeu: SIG. $500. 90 per Souuc.
ytebl: Yatcnt, S5.S0-6.2o; nraisbt,
81. 60-6.00.
2Iei.: .S27.O 90.
Butter. Gter NIB adie.
Gier: 30-35c per Ouscnb.
Butter: Dairy, 26c; CREAMERY, 3215
33cC@ per Yiuub. -
sdie: Rbamssaie, 15e; grid, lie; Gin.
burger, lse; Swiss, 1sc per EIulo.
Groceries, etc.
aepiel: sOt@si.oo per snib.l; $500
81. 80 per Sarrea.
3artoieiu: S0@90e per guibel.
.3niebelr: &c per Viuuo; Gpauiihe
Swiebeln, $500 per Grote.
Hiet.
Z Gtiere: 90. 75-S5.00
Hiuoer So. 25-S3.D
aiipe: S3.00-3.75
Ialber: St.00-5.50 (.
Somner: 81. 00-3.5O.
S4ueine tauf Dem SUBJ: s~5.50-s5.s5
per binbert piuno
2ebcnbes UeflNsef.
&ritbuhner, l4c; Gntcl, lDt; 9ibner
912c per pfnno.
Hrnpthusrn.
@erau6ertsS 6leiid: S5tutcu, 9I5-
1916; Sped. 14I5-2pc.
ShmalS, l0-l0Lc.
9oblsn 1%artfobleu, $3.50; @eidtoblsn,
81. 90 per Come.
ooli 0idsnboi;, 7.0O-s.0o; 8ttdBol,,
&c. 90 per 8oroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
0ier lit elm SQrantu.

I'd, babe einc idD5uc 800 9dcr larm nit artei,
Bebnuneii. ole idl Su So ben adcr pertnuiet
FAM. 5000 bnar. has ltebrtae burd] bic Ndlite
beS lGhrIid}si Grtrases oer Jnrm ab sutra aeu,
bis 9ueS abb:saalt III. 4ie 5nrm III $50 yer
Gder uertb. ~nnaefdbr 6 Nteilen pom orei blus
benoeu Stdotdben. IN Spei uerid,ieoeneu Ban.
usr. 3iuei oieier Staotd.u baben tatboliifje
aird1en.
JOSEPH STUDER,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20

e. sts sm, nssiT Stu.,.s Ms8>G Eminent.
Is 1T tir S6ntrssultiner.
Su habtu in alien apotbctcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
AItar.Weine

Sie Seillett oieisr SSeth. IL Birlitr. 1.t
tsl or sttrhs ieGtiprc net sem
bereit. 3.u9diis u1h ErieterL iuo li).r.t
ioipie uoI Oct IN IcitI ttet. ~.
Seiteluuglp or Sic uou orr ujril ui.0si lii.
lttat, iJluie uot i~Iilere.t mdBtIeI Sr.ii:I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
gcitrGse fir bic 9iiiiipn III Sarca,
Snbicn.

(6ir Jicp. 0t. Yb. SaIli5c, Miiiiondr.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20

SdSns Tarm 1T psrfauten.
2s3 ater. eutes eaab. quite SebduSe. 3I4 @ei-
Meile BON elmer @iienba bn.Station. iiebe, Seei.
len BON 3eTeripn 9th. Mo.. Der pauptiiabt oes
Staates. Tie Inrm lieet al elmer hauiirten
SduofrdBe iitb bat einer grpBeu Sbftsarten.
llugeidhr iSJ slfer itub unter 3nItitr. Wot
idIreibe an ben Gtgentbimer Senrp SentSes,
3eferiua Gitp, $40. Soute T.. Dor 80.
Ycim sdJrciben erpabne nau geh. oicies Bla...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Rhombcrg Bros. Go.

456-462 Main ST.. Dubuque, iowa.
gcim eGrsi6sm er,uanns Gau aea. oicirc glnit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
JOSEPH r.

st. Cloud, Minnesota.
geim edlrsi6en eripGbme NOR ash. bieies Slatt.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02
WEATHER FORECAST
Furnished by
u. s. WEATHER BUREAU.

Sept. 2, 6 p. M: Temperature,
II: relative humidity. AZ per cent =;
wind, northwest, 4 miles per hour;
wealthy. partly cloudy. 1T
Sept 2, 6 a. M: Temperature,
SO; relative humidity, SO per cent;
wind. northeast, 3 miles per hour;
weather, clear.
Highest Temperature: Yesterday
50; same date last year, Sc; same
date during past 20 years, 90.
Lowest Temperature: This morn
ing, SO; this date last year, SO: this
date during past 20 years, 80,
Mean temperature yesterday, 20,
which is degrees below normal.
Precipitation: During the past
"a hours. 90 inch; total since fire
of month, 100; normal for this month
.95 inch.
E. S. NICHOLS.
Local Forecaster.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02
EX.MAYOR EUGENE SCHMITZ.

Sentinel Special Service.
San Francisco, Sept Eugene
Il. SchmitZ, former mayor of San
Francisco, who was ensnared in Dis
trict Attorney Francis J. Heney's net
during the graft scandals of 1901.
thrown out of office and into jail.
and later saved from states prison
on the decision of the supreme court
that he had been convicted of the
wrong crime, has practically finished
the book he is writing on his know
ledge of graft and grafters.
In his book eN-Mayor Schmitz tells
every phase of his career from the
time he laid down his violin as lead
er of the orchestra in the Orpheum
theater to become n mayoralty can
didate, later, falling into the grip of
Abe Ruef and the tenacious grip of
the graft ring and the inevitable in
reference OF the hand of the law.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02
Kansas City Men
Motor To This CITY

T. r. Wheelock and E. ]. Dixon.
prominent business men of Kansas
City, arrived late Saturday afternoon
from long tour of the state in their
Overland 40. They have spent sew
eral weeks on the road from their
home city, taking pleasant drives
over many sections of the state.
They came in from the Montrose-
Gunnison section, having crossed the
divide at Cochetopa pass and Black
mesa.
Both men are deeply interested in
Colorado's good-roads problems and
particularly in the plans of Mesa
County boosters to prepare the road
through here for transcontinental
auto tourists.
Both gentlemen intend to return
this way in 1915 on their way to the
Frisco exposition. They left yester-
day afternoon for Glenwood Springs.
CCHnOU
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02
LABOR DAY CELEBRATED
WITH HONORS IN Denver
Sentinel Special Service.

Denver, Sept. labor day, now
recognized by all classes as the day
consecrated to the real wealth-pro-
ducers of the nation, is being observ-
ed in Denver. The day was desig-
mated as labor day by the session of
the Federation of Organized Trades
and Labor Unions of the United
States and Canada, held in Chicago,
Oct. 8, 1884, and has been continu-
ously observed since. There is now
pending in congress a bill to make
Labor day national holiday.
A monster parade took place over
the principal streets this morning,
participated in by thousands of un-
ionists representing practically all
the unions in the city. A picnic will
be given at Tuileries. A program
will be carried out, including motor
races, free corn roast barbecue, bal
loon ascension and a tug-of-war be-
tween the different locals. 1t is es-
timated that more than $4,000 per-
sons lined the streets during the
great parade.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02
CARRIER BOYS
WILL Be GUESTS

Plans are being perfected by Boys
Secretary Z. S. Galloway of the Y. NJ.
c. A. for an entertainment for the
carrier boys of the city some time
next week. Not only will the young
sters on the local dallies come in
for the good time MIR. Galloway is
arranging, but the young merchants
who sell and deliver the Denver pa
pers here will be invited.
Plans have not yet been completed,
but Mr. Galloway is looking forward
to banquet, musical treat and pos
sibly box party at local moving
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Here from Springs.

L. p Pierce, foreman of the
grounds of the Colorado School for
the Deaf and Blind, is here today
from Colorado Springs. He is plan
ming on securing number of stu
dents from this and neighboring cit
les to attend the state institution
next year.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02
Visitor from Washington.

r.. Field of White Salmon, Wash,
one of the leading fruit growers and
realty dealers of that section. has
been in the valley for the past week,
looking after extensive property in
terests he has in this county. Mr..
Field is a. great booster for Wash
ington. but he is also very enthusi-
astic over this section and its posi-
northwest
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02

A whirlwind ninth inning rally, in
which four scores were sent across
the plate by the Remingtons in their
offort to win from the Interstates in
the second game, was yesterdays
thriller in the double header at the
fair grounds, which resulted in each
team taking game. The first con-
test was Rem victory, score s to 3,
while the Interstate won the second
10 to s.
Unknown Phenom Wins Victory.
The real sensation of the day was
the discovery by the Interstates of
n phenomenal $4,000" beauty, in
the shape of one Mike Donlin. who
pitched the second game for the ci-
carmen. Donlin had everything and
a speed that has never been equaled
on a local diamond. Up until the
ninth he kept the hits well scattered
but weakened somewhat and four
slipped across in a desperate batting
hally The ninth inning was really
the deciding inning of the entire
season. Had the Remingtons won
both games, the lnterstates' pennant
hopes would have been only hopes"
Johnson Hurt.
Earl Johnson. the star first base
men of the Interstates, in a daring
slide for third base in the second
game, dislocated his hip. Johnson
played a star game. His injury is
not serious, however according to
the surgeons.
The box scores for the games are
as follows:
First game:
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Musician ArriXc.

Prof. and Mrs. Carl Kiefer. whose
announcement appeared in recent
issue of The Sentinel, arrived today
from the east Prof. Kiefer Is a
teacher of vocal culture and Mrs.
Kiefer is a pianist. fhey have en-
gagged rooms at 44S Waite and win
be ready for classes shortly.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02
Walking Wolf Back,

F. d. Wolf of Walking Wolf
fame, who with his wife passed
through Grand Junction recently, on
trip across the country walking,
came in yesterday from Thompson
Spring, Utah, where the cart broke
down. He brought a wheel to this
city to be repaired.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02

A one-plece, enameled sink adds
to the appearance of any kitchen 1t
is durable. easily cleaned and when
installed by our workmen you may be
sure that it will give the top-notch
Of efficient service. ]. E. Mckenzie.
The Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02
Associated Press.

Butte, Mont, Sept 2.-Fire of un-
known origin. starting in the base
ment of the Thomas block, destroyed
that building and caused damage es-
timated at 100000.
A train, which was bringing the
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02
on Way to Telluride.

| Prof. Carl Beburg of Ottawa, Kas..
was visitor at the home of Prof.
! Homer Dodds last week He left
/ Saturday morning for Telluride,
where he assumes charge of the man
ual training department
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02
FAST TRAIN BEARING FIRE FIGHTERS IS
DERA|LED AND 8 WILL DIE; BUTTE ABLAzE

Anaconda fire department to the as
sistance of the local fire fighters,
jumped the track, killing Patrick
Duffy, the engineer, and fatally in
juring the fireman of the train and
Charles Collins, the chief of the fire
department.
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NATIONAL COMMISSION TO
DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP Of
CITY LEAGUE BY PETITION
nterstates Hold Penant Now-F Belts Claim Two Forfeited
GaTes.-DeIay in Awarding Rag-Unknown Mike
DonIin Pitches Interstates TO Victory.

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Save the annoyance of a collectors
call each month and pay your Senti-
nel ahead for six months or a year:
Advanced reduced rate is $3.50 for
6 months: So for one year.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02

You have 1t, he needs it: you ad-
vertise it, he sees it; Sentinel Want
Ads will sell it,
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To Denver.

10 bcnNer.
William Hynes, son of Chief Jack
Hynes of the gre department, went
to Denver last night, where he will
attend Sacred Heart college during
the coming scholastic year.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02

WANTED-At once, a waitress at
Royal Cafe, 442 Main. 92-3t
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02

MEXICAN boy, II years old, wants
place to work for board and room
and go to school. Call III South
Fifth street; phone Randolph 21S.
9-2-2t
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02

Warm prices on fly nets. Fred
Mantey.
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TOTALS
az 8 10 81 IL 6
InterstateS

SCUTt Dy IHHINSs.
Remingtons 0 2 0 0 0 IS
1nterstates 2 l 0 l 0 4 2 0--10
The team standings at this time.
not including the game this after
noon, is as follows:
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02
TOTALS

Score by innings:
Remingtons l l l 90 4 l 0 Ks
Interstates 3 0 0 0 0 0 0-5
Second game:
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02

picture theater.
He will announce his plans later
in the week.
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Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-02

Newport Newport" is the title the
herehav Washington
Navy Yard Miss Beatty
OF showeed
She regarded there
exquisite
ing expressive