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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
YOUNG MEN AT THE HELM.

is to be young mans campaign this fight of Governor
Woodrow Wilson for the presidency. His resolve pin his pres-
dental destiny the ability of the ned youngsters pos-o
swing the and break away from the definitely
revealed the meeting of the Democratic national
day.
W. McCoombs, the young Princeton graduate elected
chairman succeed Norman f. Mack. Joseph f. Davies
Madison Wis., another comparatively young elected
retary to succeed Urey Woodson of Kentucky
he national committee throughout bowed the wishes
Governor Wilson, conveyed by Robert S Hudpeth of New
Jersey and Senator Gore of Oklahoma. The latter minced
words informing the committee that the nominees wish
that the odtmerS remain the sene do the coaching and
that the younger representing and esher blood
Democratic big politics. do all the active fighting They advanced
theory of harmony calling for the sefemnaton the fac
ons and the substitution therefor of entire system blood
The committeeman listened quietly and then gracousy bowed
to the will of the party standard-bearer.
We counting the young this campaign" said
Nlcl combs This is the personal wish of Mr. Wilson More
will be used the stump and among the active work
this fight than previous presidential campaign
years"
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
WEATHER FORECAST
Furnished by
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

For Grand Junction and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Thursday.
For Colorado: Fair in west por-
tion: showers in south and central
portion tonight or Thursday
July 10, 6 p. M: Temperature,
80; relative humidity, Is per cent;
wind, west, miles per hour: wealth
er, clear.
July II. 6 a. m: Temperature.
81; relative humidity, AS per cent;
wind, southeast, miles per hour.
Highest temperature, yesterday, 90,
same date last year, 80; same date
past 20 years, 80.
Lowest temperature: This morn
ing, 65; this date last year, "a; this
date during past 90 years, 81.
Mean temperature yesterday, IS,
which Is % degrees below normal
Precipitation during the past "a
hours, 90 inch; this date last year
T; total since 1st of month, Is
inch; normal for this month, SO
inch.
%. E. S. NICHOLS,
Local Forecaster.
July It, 1912.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
F MEN
LEAVE FOR CAMP

Lieut.. /. H. Brayshaw and nine
enlisted men of Company F., C. n. G.,
left this afternoon on a special car
of the Colorado Midland 1O6 for
Pole Mountain, Wyoming, where
they will participate in the infantry
maneuvers of the militia organiza-
tions of several states under the tu-
telage of U. S. army officers. The
maneuyers will last 10 days.
First Sergeant j. Warren Fletcher
will be next in command TO Lieuten-
ant Brayshaw. Sergeant George A.
Dunlap, Corporals Charles w. Liv-
ingston, w. Norman Kinds and Neal
Hedgpeth and Privates Harold d.
Stevens, ]. II. Conklin, C. c. Tillot-
son and c. c. Hanson complete the
list of men who will make the trip.
Corporal Kinds expects to secure
a leave of absence and after the en-
will go to Indianapolis,
where he will remain for the summer
and possibly locate permanently. He
viii attend school there. Harold Ste
vens has accepted a position in Den
yer, and will probably remain there.
Messrs. Livingston and Hanson ex-
pect to stop at some point on the
Midland en- route home and spend a
week or more fighting.
The remainder of the party will re-
turn about July 80.
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ARMED GUARD FURNISHED BY PUEBLO HOTEL
TO FOREIGN GUEST WHO FEARED NIGHT ATTACK

Pueblo, Colo, July 17.-lf the
car of Russia, ever in fear of as
sassination at the hands of nihilists,
had been quartered in the hostelery.
greater precautions to prevent one of
the rooms from being entered by an
intruder than were exercised last
night at the Congress hotel would
probably not have been taken.
There was a guard on duty at the
Congress last night in addition to the
presence of the house detective, and
all because NJ Lind Guiternalz. of
Berne, Switzerland, asked for "a
room with a bath and an armed
guard" when he registered yesterday.
Il get vou on the room and bath,
smiled Lee Moffat, head clerk, but
you have me on the guard business.
But if you say so, I'll send one up
with the ice water right away.
'front.'"
1t was not until later that the rea-
sons why the traveller from the small
country of Switzerland needed, ac-
cording to his way of thinking,
guard while he slept last night, in a
perfectly peaceable community.
Robbed four times in three weeks
in America, and once shot at, is bit
of the experience that has been failed
by Mr.. GuiternalZ, a government ag-
ricultural expert, who came to this
country as a delegate to an interna-
tional convention at Philadelphia,
and who has since that time been
visiting various parts of the country
in the interests of the agricultural
development of the Swiss nation. 1t
is not that Guiternalz considers that
this country can teach the Swiss
people much about farming, but he
declares that Switzerland keeps in
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
COLORADO'S SONS MEET.
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver, July 16.-August l is the
date on which the Sons of Colorado
will hold its reunion in Denver. Both
President Taft and Roosevelt have
been invited to address the same, but
no one seriously believes that they
will be present. The fireworks that
were postponed on the Fourth of
July will be displayed on the occasion
of the Sons meeting. The associa-
ton has planned to form auNiliaries
in every county in the state, and the
work will be taken up soon after the
state reunion.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
A. G. MANN MOVES.

A. G. Mann has moved into his
new location at 345 Main street with
his new line of furniture. etc, as
well as. well stocked room of sec
ond-hand goods.
Mr. Mann has long experience in
thts business and is able to serve his
customers now better than ever.
lhe ample rooms recently vacated
by the Mesa club have been fitted
up, and Mr.. Mann expects to have
an even better line than formerly in
his new location.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
VIE MAY KNOW HOW
OLD ARE EGGS WE EAT

Seattle, Wash, July 17.-Tne
American Association of State and
National Food and Dairy depart
ments adopted today a uniform cold
storage measure which it will ask
the legislature of every state in the
union to enact into law. One para
graph provides for compulsory label
ing of all cold storage food, with the
date OF its entry into the storage.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

touch with every progressive move
that is made and this account to some
extent to the progress made in the
inland European nation that eXcells
in many things.
He has no idea who his unknown
assailant is, but is positive that all
the attempts were made by one
man, who may be a political enemy.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
First Drink in Month

John Eppins. railroad man, was
arrested last night by Residence Pa
trolmap knoche. at the corner of
Sixth and Gunnison. charged with be-
ing drunk. He pleaded guilty in
police court this morning and was
given the minimum fine. He stated
that he had only taken two drinks
OF wniskey, but that drink of cider
that separated the two caused the
trouble
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
GRAND JUNCTION
BOOK STORE

The latest Magazines and Periodicals
always on hand; Cranes Fine Box
Stationery. Blank Books, Legal
blanks, Sporting Goods and Novel;
ties, Office Supplies, Conklin's Fount-
ain Pens, fully guaranteed. Sample
line of Fishing Tackles at % per
cent discount.
$50 Main st. Phone Jct 20,
q. IL. CRAWFORD, Mgr.
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Editor Happy.

Editor Happy.
A fine baby arrived at the home of
Editor and Mrs. C. E. Adams Sun
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. The
lad has already been added to the
Press staff and it is expected to be
able to "pie" the rest of the re-
portorial force as soon as the young
ster gets onto the Representatives,
Enterprise.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
Bancroft Breaks Arm.

X. II. Bancroft, the well known
Palisade real estate man and justice
of peace, fractured his right arm
Monday night while cranking his au-
tomobile. He will be unable to see
the member for several weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
WILL FORM PROGRESSIVE
PARTY IN UTAH JULY 27.

Salt Lake City, July IA mass
convention to organize the National
Progressive party in Utah has been
called to meet at Provo, July 81.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

Don't buy your shoes for this sum-
mer, until you have seen what you
can get for your money at the Boston
Shoe Store. 1t would pay you to get
a few extra pairs for next season at
their prices.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

See the Coe Investment company
for farm loans, payable at Grand
Junction, and ready when you are.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
Your Time Has Come

Grip tags, hat bands, belts, watch
guards. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

II you have anything to sell, try
a Want Ad.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

Save money on 1O-pound pail axle
grease. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

just received complete line of
artists materials. Mayer Paint Co.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

See the Coe Investment company
for farm and city loans.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

he discussion of the side lighting proposition rapid
reaching lively and the climax be the
meeting of the 10000 Club
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

necessary for third party ticket be placed the field with
these self same insurgents the promoters The old line Rpub
cans OF Mesa county haven't taken the by whole lot
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

We wish the Denver papers would give from
Evans l amnen Bonfls libel suit
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.

Bargains in Hammocks. Post
office Book Store.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

Wonder the impeachment trial of Judge Archibald will be
as long drawn the trial of Senator Lormer?
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

Following conference with George w Perkins Roosevelt
last night announced that he would make the middle
Doubtless George W. with the money necessary hire
the special train.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

Ben Lindsey is engaged in making attacks Woodrow
Wilson We congratulate Gov Wilson These attacks will make
votes for him in Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

We hope that the growers will generally heed letter being
today by The Grand Junction Fruit Growers Association
urging the perfecg of for the storage of bulk
of the apple crop Iii matter of vital Importance
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17

1t interesting that the local nsurgent leaders are
resting the belief that there will be third party in Mesa
county this fall They may suffer rude awakening find it
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-17
The COUNTY JUDGE NOMINATION.

Fearful that the last Judge Walter s. Sullivan
dede stand for reelection there number of Republican
prants for that Office spending uneasy days
If the Judge doesn't decide get the again, and he
determined there going be merry scramble
for the Republican nomination OF there plenty
surgnt Republicans looking for richly meed reward for long
party service who seeking the nomination Chief among
young members of law firm both claiming be simon
insurgents ready do all and dare ALL in the
vesm if there office the end of the road 1t that
the firm has decided which members shall
admit being urged by friends and shall reluctantly the
race Then there three other nsurgent lawyers
the county udgeshp Hence Jolly the nomination
in the nSurgent camp.
In the old line camp of the Republican party several candidates
grooming for the judgeshp.
This particular going to be of the hottest the dog
days. Watch it.
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!90Qenmai4ine befeitigt unD oIS iie
9nriidge3ogen nur0e, fling Der Climber
5euer, bur6 bas i6neGe 6onbeln
@ropns tpurbe a6er per6inbert, baB
Elm 5unten Dos 8pndmit erreit6te. Gs
befanoen iich 80 6ulbe Stangsn 0pz
namtt in Der aiite, 9enug, um einen
gan3en 8lod !0duier 3u 3erit0ren.
s5m ftQbttfhen Soipttal iagte am
G6enD 0aDis, Der Climber mu1Ie Su
lang qerpeien Iein, oa feline Grplofipn
erfolgt Iet
Der monn fogte, b4B er inOeut16a
lamb geboren, "a Sabre alt unD felt Is
SaAren i'm 2anoe let. gr qub 3u, bdB
8apts ni4t ietn re9ter Same fet, er
peigerte ii6 aber bonn, Mustunft iiber
feline 9ergangen6ett gu geben. Gr iQgz
te ober, baB er oa5 9pnamit DOR Elm
paur Ntonaten aus einem puIoermogas
gin in einem Stetnbru4 Bel Son 8srz
ndrotno geitoblen bube.
Darts bate fih offen6Qr ii6sr ben
ldngsn Strett Der 6anonerfer an Der
Soutbern 9octftc gifenbQ6n aufge=
re9t, er beftritt aber, je in 0ienIten Der
Gompagnie geitanben gu baben.
,Ste brudten cine MenQe ,SCdb5"
bierber, unb oieIe iiberIaufen bu5
2ano, Nnberen bic Qtrbeit pegne6z
menb," fogts er. nSSh pollte nur Iez
cen, ob bic &ompagnie i6re 2eute ntht
6efer bebanbeln fpiiroe. 0Qs mar 2Is
les mas ih pplIte."
Die 6DQsnmafhtne mar cine iuqez
ni05 tcnitruirte N2af9ine nit bielen
5eOern, unb einem 9rubt, Der an benz
0a6n zines alten Qtrmee 8epebres
befeitigt mar. Die 6anb 9apts' pdr
an benz 0robt befeitigt, Der NIT benz
5d6n in 9erbinbung itanb.
3ei DER 0ur6iu6ung Der Wo6nung
Dapts DurDen teire @rplpIionsftpffc
gefun0en unD audi nihts, mas nit ei-
ner 50uenmuf4ine 2te6ulihteit bate;
ab:r etne ganse W}en9e pon me6ouiz
Id1en 8orri6tungen, tpaS dnoeutet, bQB
er Elm geihtdter We6anifer lit.
Der Dpnamtterih DurDe am 45ano
aIs Gdrl Warr, Elm beutfcher Mr6eijer,
ioenttft3irt. ,Sn ieinsr WpTnuug pu-s
ben .Steuerqutttungen uuF bieien Sea-
men geftnoen, uno Der U}aun qa1
| tfhlteBlidp 3u, OuB Darr iein re6ter
Rame lei. @r Iagte aud, oaB uo1
mebr 9pnamit in Der RGbe beS 6uus
lies perbprgen lei, un0 er Der poIi5et
ben 8eritet 3eigeu perpe, uuhbem &c
fpieper qeneien.
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Der 8altd trieg.

2onbon, 10. Nop. Sas rpdbz
renb, pes 5aess i'm llmlauf befinolife
@eriiht, bab 3piiden ben 8ulsaren
llnb 1iirten ein ahtitiinpiser 0affenz
itiuitanb abseihloiien qporoen lei. nm
auf beiben Geiten bic 5obten besraben
su tDnnen, iheint unbesriinoet 5,i iein.
DepeIhen BON benz tiirtiIhen Sber=
fDmmanDeur, Ra5im paiha. Deuteu
dn, baB bas Mrtillerie@9efeht 5rpiihen
ben 8ulsaren unp ben tiirtiifen Sorts
ndbrenD bes aanaen 1ases fortgelebt
nuroe. Sopeit i1einen Die 4ngriffe
Der 8nlsareH erfolslos gelDsien 81.
fem, Is III aber notwithstanding, paB Die
Nulsareu nod teinen lebr ernitIi9en
Ueriuh aenldht boben, bic tiirfHhe
linnie gu burhbrehen nno es ibnen
hautpidh!sh barum 5u tDun ipar, iih
9etpibbeit iiber bic Stdrfe Der tiirti~
Ihen PoIitionen gu Derihaffen, ipie
auh iibsr pielIeiht i4pa4e pnntte in
benielben. Die Shlaht fann iibr;-
gems in jeoem 4usenblid Elm gnoe err
reid5en, inbem bic 5iirten bic Waffeus
itillItanbse eBebinguneen Der 0erbiinoe=
ten annebmen, tpelhe bic llebersabe Der
5fhatalbia linie, bon gorianopel,
Onraaao unb Seutari eini6lieben iolz
len.
Gs lit aber mGslib, bab Die Siirtei
iih tpeigern fpirb, Die 5fhateibja-
Sorts gu iiberseben. Wenn audi bic
tiirtiihe Mrmss i'm Weiten pollitdnoig
rernihtet tDoroen lit. beiibt bic Siirtei
1inter Der 5fdatalbjas2inie bod nod
cine tihtise, tampffdbise e(rmse. Die
3um eroben She'll aus ben beIten
5ruppen ppn ben aiiatiihen proDin5en
her 1iirt.i auiammenseieBt lit. 9lu=
Berbem eriitirt Die Oemoraliiation
niht mebr, bic ben Shlahten Bel airi
Riliiie unb Qule 8urgas qefolat mar
unb bic Mrme. III iebt rsi9lid, mi!
propiant ilnb Wlunition DerIeben.
Inter bieien umitdnoen tit es m0gz
Iid, pab Die pforte beihIieben ipirp.
tueit.r Stanb 5u balten. in oer 9off=
nung, leihtere sSrie6ensbeoingunsen
gu erlangeR.
Die Bulgoren bdben augenlbeinlit
alle perfiisbareu 1ruppsn fir ben Nn.
eriff auf bic 9idataloia@Qinie hsran
gebraht, Darunter aud einise jerbiIht
5ruppen. Die aufsabe, bic tiirtiIds
9ertbei0isunsslinie au burdbredeH
biirfte iih dber benno4 als cine Iftpie;
rige eripeiIen.
Die Nniiht, baB es pesen Der Dieler
@ebietsanfpriiGe, bic nah benz arieg,
eeltenb gemaht tperben, 3u Differen4
aen 3mifd3en ben ellrop1ifhsn WGhter
fummen nirb, tritt nit jebem Sage II
brpbenbsrer Weife in ben Dorper
grunb. Oeiterreih bat nod tein tpirt
lihes llltimutum an Gerbien seitea
unb feline 3eit feitseieBt, in Der au'
gepiiie Jrogen seanttportet ,iperoef
mub. bic Be5iebungen Stpif6tn cel
beiben Qdnbern finb aber bennof feb
geiponnter Mrt unD Der augenIheinli
de GntihluB Serbiens. ben 5afen Doi
Duraa3o au beIeben, nirb Elm trtiteret
Ghlae ins Geiiht Seiterreihs fein.
Der Dfterreihilde Wiae Mbmira
Wontecueeoli Ea. Die Mitslieber be
0ittrrei1ifhen Delegation se1parnt
bab bas Qanb auf bic grite6ung itar
ter Noltonflotten i'm nesdiidsn Mee
borbereittt fein miile. gs lit bic!
Gins Der 3eiten BON ber Neuentpid
lung bss fiib0ftliden guropa. bic Dei
sirDpdH&sn Rabinttten nod man1
xetas tlsettsn sDist.
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6 6riittaH Steuer bss So or.
oes 6uID DiQ befuupen.

Repina, 8, 19. 9loD. Gbri4
titan Stsuer, Der 73 Sabre dlte maun,
Der aHgetla9t par, i'm SUM- feline 20
Sabre uIte 5rdu ermprDet 81 bQ6en,
nuroe am 0tsnItag Des Dforbes inI
erItsn 8rabe ihuIDtg befuHbeu, bic
Surn empfahl ibn uber Der 8noDe oes
aihters. mas feline 8erurtheilung 5u
lebenslGngliher 3uhtbuus 3ur
fSpl9e haben tptrb. Steuer betunpste
ni6t bic qeringIte Grregung, aIs Der
0abriprua oertiinoet tUuroe. Iuhs
Dem er in feline 3eQe 3uriitqebrQ9t
lporoen mar, briifte er 8efrieotgung
oariiber aus, bub er niht gum 5poe
Derurtbeilt peroen pIro, obgleib er
ben 3eit ieines 2ebens i'm 3uhtbdus
6ubrtn9en muB.
Steuer bate feline 6rou ermoroet,
I'm in ben 8eiiB Der Sarm gu geIan=
gen, Die auf ben g}omen ietner 6rau
eInqetrQgen lpar.
8ranotata Itrop6e in ets
mem 6otel.
Sos angeles, Gal, 19. No1.--
8ds Ct. George 6otel lpurDe Iten3s
tag Morgen tbetlpeiie burn cine
Seuersbrunit 3erit0rt uno orei Perioz
nen perIoren babel ibr Gebeu, pd6rsnp
IA Qeri0nen mebr Doer minner IhDer
perlebt DuroeR. Gin tIeines &ino,
peltes ppn ieiner por QngIt puh!iz
| iinniaen W}utter in Dem bon ZEN
5lummen beorobten Gorrioor fallen
geIafIsn puroe, lit t6otLih perIeBt.
I0as 5pteI biIoete Elm ELECTROMAGNETIC
| fir 8ij5nenangeb6rige. Gjet0otet ulra
ben: SSrau @barlotte 6arrin3tcn
| C9Ibnenname Guu Worun); Soiepb
U}arttn, Elm Supelier unD Der 9teqer
! SuIius M}olene. Inter Den Sflpers
0erleBtsn befinoen ii6 SRI. 5ernMets
role, elne Gbicugper ShauIpieIeri1; !;
| R. 6. 6arra6 unD glnna 5urrob,
8auoepille Shuuipieler, Iopte Sci.
feripn Osborne, Elm S6auipieler.
g 6pereS Gifenba 6n Il n 4
slid.
georGtna y. g., 19. glopember.
aura nu6 4 lbr am Sisnitag Wtpr 9
gen itieBen 3ipet 3iige Der Seubouro
| Dir Cine on Der 9ren5e Dpn 0irginia
uno glprtb Carolina Suiammen. Seds
| paTagicre purbsn duf Der StsIle ge7
tDntet uno feds dnoere ihper pers
leBt. SGmmtlihe 8eruugliitte tpareU
GlTsnbabn Qlngeitellte poer GrpreB=
bpten. 9ie llriuhe oes lln9liids III
no9 ni6t feitgeitellt tpproeu, 8on
Nprfolt unb Ralei9b, e. s., ous
puroen 3igs nit 4er8ten, Gronten'
/ pfleeern etc. nad Der unqLudsitatte
| dbgeTdlidt. 3ie SdperperleBteH purs
ben mad Raleigb geianot. Gs heibt,
. poB Der Maidintit zines Der 5GSe Ist'
; ne Srors psrgab.
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@etterberi6t.

sir Sbio nnb bos fpeltlihe
pennInlpanien: ShOnes Wetter am
Mitttpod rnh Donnsrftag. Siibllhe
Bis fiibtpeitlih: Winbe.
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Wirtlid beinsioen lit sessn anosre
niat, tper Tie, iOnosrn lpsr iia is!bit
isbr BOD etHiAaHt.
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Gincimma, Nltpod) oem 20. Nopember 1912.

Jn(anO OGe(c0rap6
aefG6r(ides A6enteuer nit
einem DQnamiteri6.,
Cine Gxpfofon, Die fur6t6are
Yer6erungen an9ert6tet
6a6en ,uiiroe,
gfur tpie burb Elm Wnnoer per.
biitet.
Der Mann fam nit elmer 5OasneUtas
i6ine, bic so Stansen Spnomtt
entbielt,
>:s>
SSn bas poIi5si : 6auptquartter gu
Sos Mngeles
81
llnb perlanste, baB man na6 ben
obsriten 8samten Der Soutbern
gacific 8abn fhide,
Den cr in bic 2uft 1prengen tpolte.
Grit ndh dnbsrtbalb &tunben gelano
es, ben Menidsn taiinnungslos gu
I6ldgen.
~2<-
Die SDQsnmo1hine ipdre odnH dbel
beina6e losgegQngen.
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Muslano.
Der 3afkaneries.
Aae Ansriife Der Yulsaren a,,i
bic Ei4atalbja Sinie
gospeit bpn ben 7iirfen abses
-i@la8en.
Die Hforte hoift giinltigere 5rieoens'
beoinglnaen erlangen 5l fpnnen,
g9enn Die 9ulgaren einieben, oaB lie
iih al ben Sorts Die aopfe
5erbreden.
Gerber lno Wontenegriner baben
slleiiio i'm @eIten belest
ltno Wtontenegriner iino in Sa'.
@iopalmi bi Mcbua eineesogen,
$50 lie lid, on oiierreidlidem Gigen-
tbum persrifien baben loaen.
~
Die 8esiebitnsen 3pil6en SeIterrelf)
,lno Serbien einen gruhe nabe.
Selterreih tpie HuBlano rillten lur
eInen arieg.
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ltno Weontenegriner iinb in Saf
@iopalrni oi Wcbua einae3ogen,
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$50 lie iib on olterreid)iihem Gigen-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-04
SORE ANKLE PUTS
MR.. TAFT IN BED
President Is Also Suffering
Slight Attack of Gout-
Cancels Engagement.

Washington, Sept. 4.-President Taft
arrived today to formally open the In
ternationaI Congress of Applied Chem
istry. He will welcome the delegates
at a White house garden party. He
declined to comment on the election
returns
Upon advice of his physician, Taft
took rest of few hours, expecting
to remain until the garden party. He
said he needed rest; but suffered no i'll
ness other than a lame ankle.
President Taft's right ankle, sprain-
ed few days ago, is giving him SO
much trouble he was obliged to break
a morning engagement to address the
opening of the International Congress
Of Applied Chemistry, and will remain
at the executive Offices The presi-
dent will receive the delegates at a
garden party later today. Taft is suf-
fering a slight attack of gout.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-09-04
1000 HOMELESS IN
OCEAN PARK FIRE
Property Loss Estimated at
So, ,500,000-150 Buildings
are Destroyed.

Los Angeles. Cal, Sept. 4.-Twelve
persons, including one woman and six
children of s. J. Zarde, wealthy sum
mer resident, have been missing since
the outbreak of flames that destroyed
the amusement section of Ocean Bark.
Soldiers and police guarding the
ruins expressed the belief that all
lost their lives. The estimated losses
we're reduced TO one and three guar.
ters million. An inadequate water
system is blamed
Los Angeles. Cal. Sept. A thoua-
and persons are homeless today as a
result of a fire that destroyed 15d
buildings in Ocean Park last night
causing & loss estimated at two and
half million dollars. AS far as is
known, one life was lost