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Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
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berielben.

beriel6en.
@enn mar beute, etn 0e3ennium
nab Dem Sooe Ruoolf @ir9oips (geit.
3. september 1902 Der feItenen Der
oienIte oes groBen Mdnues geOentt,
70 miro man in ibm 3und91t oe1
8orfGmpfer Ser 3elenlebre, ben
@90pfer ser moOernen patbologiI4ea
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uuiterbli9en 2eiItungen auf Dem en-
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beutung fir Sic 1o3idle 9pgiene. Be
rpegt fi9 bod oie 8abn. oie Ole Sp~
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in feiner @ef9i9te Der 9pgiene be-
tpnt, ousf9IieBli9 in Ser Hi9tung,
Die 8ir9otp 19on UNI Die Mitte Oes
pprigen Sa6r6unoerts borge3ei4net.
Die 2ebren, Die er als iunger Sor-
fGer oufIteIte, finb nod bsute NAB
gebero uno BADEN dllgemetnIte Aners
tennung %gefunOen.
@ir6on bat 1848 ols erIten Sc
Danfen betDnt, DOB Elm innerer GU
fammenbang 3pi14en fo3iosn MiBs
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belt bon Nrat uno Staatsmunn. BON
6b9ienifer uno io5iulpolitiIdem Re>
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mic i'm MuFtrage Der preuBiiden &e-
gierung unterIu9t: Die @bolerdepiT
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genbeiten gum Stuoium. n@ine gauge
Ser f9periten @pioemien lit unter
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f6eioenbsn @influB ausgeiibt duf Die
@tenuno. fpe[he in i'm Dffentlimen
2eben eingenommen bobs. sic ma.
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f6e YoIitit fiibrten". Na9 8ir9ops
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MbnormitGt. r@pioemien gleiden groz
zen @arnungstaf eln. an benen Der
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leines @olfes cine St0rnne ein9etres
fen tit, fpelhe Ielbit cine forglOfe 90
tiff ni9t lGneer iberieben bari"
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bic gntoedung BON Sri9inengcfabs
uno beren tonfequente 8etdmpfung in
trfter Qinie @ir9otps Wert.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
W0[biuotOnSO urnal

erfbeint iebem Gamifd9.
@aibingtum SOurual &c., Sue,
g~ieentbiimer.
Serousseber: Gbas. 8. GdussIsr.
Office, &eoaftion un0 Druderei
40 gecbffe Giraffe. -. %.
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Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

G9Is9te8 @ept E n.
@attin. vN1eine DIANA f6rieb mir, lie
peroe uns nG9ite @o6e beiu4en!"
@atte: .Sp2 Was bab' i'd oenH tptes
Der anasitelt9!"
-Sbre anfi&t. 9uuSur8t:
oJrdulein Mnna, ib babe ssbrem Batter
bod nur lei9te Spetfen Qsftottet, unb
sic tO9en inn barte gier9" - .Sa.
Die Iinb bod am leiateften AZ tO@sn!"
Dim bGusli9tu0 Serb. a.:
go, Define Jrau trttt 0fxntli@ gar
ni9t mebr auf9"-8. der cine S9aus
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ees ud9barlides @bepaar INNER mob
i'm 2iebesrauf9s2" Nrot: ~Nein, es
bsfinbet ii4 i3On in Der &scOnDales'
cena!'
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

BON einem iGben SoDe
ipurbe in Meft pOint, Neb., Der
iunae Nnton RiRs befalen. Gr mar
nit Der @rpeiterung bes 9ofbrunz
mems beI9Gftigt ais Ous lOdere grp=
reid pl6Bli9 na1gab unO ben iunaen
M1ana flint SUB tief besrub. Als
man t6n pieber ousgegrdben bate,
mas aGes 2eben Dem RGrper entflrs
gen
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
THE SCARLET WOMAN.

Dr. Robert + Coyle, the great Presbyterian divine Den
delivered another remarkable Sermon Sunday of
social problems. His theme The Scarlet Wom
and the Problem of the Social lvil. The Denver papers
printed portions the Sermon The advises
all to read these reviews
Dr. Coy plans and arguments would be popular with
lot of people here in Grand Junction. but nevertheless they
sound, reasonable and of the Christian spirit
Here few paragraphs taken from the great sermon
The scarlet be redeemed and the problem
the social evil be solved by the enforcement law
Segregation OF vice only repugnant, but best is
only poor palliative
impatient reforners imagine that evil world
old can be removed in day"
he state makes it misdneanor breed diseased horses
and cattle and hogs and why should prevent the mating
and who only give society infected children?
The laws of hercdiy be ignored with mpunity."
If attitude toward the of the underworld
the attitude of Jesus who doubt that thousands them would
be recamed?'
But impatient reormers imagine that evil which
has existed be removed day. and they only
their and do harm when they critc and attack those
who just sincere and human and just eager
have the abolished they but their clear
adopt their program and dance their piping What needed
charity enough disagree without quarreng and knfing
another and breadth enough that goal be
reached by than road The great weakness in the
moral forces of society dvson-onc organization company
Of men saying the other Work way and you good
fcosawse and long headed work your and YOU
are anathema and mostly fools y
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

Sentinel Special Service.
New York, Sept, 1T would
marry the man love if my uncle's
fortune was the wealth of Croesus.
The man love is my fortune, -
THUS did pretty little Countess
Amelia Fiaccarini Novelli announce
her ultlmatum regarding the news
that her uncle in Italy had died leav-
ing her II fortune of $3.50. .OuO-pro-
viding she would return to Italy and
marry a noblcman II seems the III
He'd young woman was brought 10
this country by her parents when
quite young and placed in the care
of relatives AT Brocktun. Mass, where
she has lived every Sircc. and where
she met her FIRST and only love. 1t
Is hoy and girl romance Andrew
]. Gallo fell in love with her and she
with him, while they were school
mates. and they arr going TO be mar
ricd on Christmas day.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
STOCKHOLDERS SPECIAL MEET.
ING.

Notice is hereby. given that there
WI DO special mee,iug of ,hs
stockholders of Tue Upion Trust d
uauldng Company at its bapIing
ilousn IN the city OF t;raud JUNCTION.
" Mesa county. Colorado. at S
, ',och PM, on September .S,b.
l9t,, TO consider . proposed aucpd-
inent TO the original arclcs of incor-
pofaiio OF said company. to-wit: 10
,bahgn the uamc ot said couipauy
from The Union Trust & pupkius
on,pany TO The United States ,Bauk
trust Company, which amendment
WIZ he presented- to ap,l acted .upou
~ s'irh neetiug. This uotiec is Civ
sn " order Of the board Of DIRECTORS,
D, resolution ;idoptel at special
hicntlns held August 26th. 1912.
Dated August 2Sth. 1912.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
THAT COUNTY PRINTING AGAIN,

sgr few days ago long drawn the morning
organ o political uncertainty declared emphacay that would
not support Cliff Parks the sanpat republican
governor r tt+
his morning after having been called down by those who
control the republican county patronage that sheet
and Cliff Parks the skies and very plain that
II may humble pie and go down the line for Cliff Parks
hat county printing franchise is awful bugaboo isn't
Between fighting for principle and losing the county print
ing the choice has been made and the county printing wins
les the local organ of political uncertainty will go
the line for Cliff Parks Clyde Dawson and the the bunch
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

Sentinel Special Service.
New York. Sept. IL Recipient OF
an alleged Black Hand letter, threat
ening the lives of himself and wife,
William Rutherford Mead, member of
the architectural firm of McKim,
Mead q White-of which the late
Stanford White was also member
-clubman and man of affairs. has
left the city suddenly. after placing
the letter in the hands of the police,
who refuse t. make any comment on
the stranSc affair. The threat Is
said to have accompanied, demand
for money, Which is said-to have read
in part: Give us the money or We
will blow you up" The police are
now carrying on quiet Investigation
into the case.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
Free show oppositc Y. NJ. G.. A.

moving picture entertainments that
SO many enjoyed NJ the corner of
Fifth and Rood avenue tonight, in
connection with the lecture by Jean
Brown, congressional candidate from
the 18Th congressional district Of
Texas, Seats are provided for all.
and u cordial invitation extended to
The public TO come and have smile
with us. as Mr.. Brown slys.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

Admitting that he is beaten Phil Stewart that he
will make and Immediately opens up negotiations with
the Cogan Lindsey crowd the crowd that largely responsible
his defeat These negotiations compromise
and usual the principle back of the negotiations anything
the offices If will explain how Phil Stewart
Merle Vincent and Ben Griffith with
Costgan and Lindsey after the which Costgan and
Lindsey flay the Stewart crowd their speeches. would like
have that explanation
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
THE TALK OF THE TOWN

The Three obcrmAns at the Orphoum
tonight, in their big comedy dressing
room act. y scream from start 10
finish. Watch for the big surprise.
Owing to No. l03 being late yester-
day, the Obermans did not play last
night, but come tonight and see
something above the average. Al inc
orphcum Of course, the house with
the variety e-17-1t =
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

That trouble with the department of the Interior as
errcd than by local and which would
like attribute this trouble the democratic Colorado
has been caused NOT by the democrats but by the Stewart
fifth faction OF the Roosevelt antiadmnaton crowd in Colo
RADIO and The Sentinel very willing that the paper question
and the local gentlemen who inspiring such
this line of attacks the Democratic ticket this fall Per-
aps wisdom will get the better of hcr partsanshp and
them to leave the High Line of politics this campaign
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
the hat that sets the style in
New York and is worn all over
the United States.
You can have il in the extreme
flat model or a neat medium
shape.
Knox, S..
Knox-Made, So.
It's now time.
LOEFFLER

The City Van Transfer. Livery K
Storage company. All kinds of haul
ing. and the hest OF livery equipment
Prompt attention to all branches of
the business. Barton 4 Terrill, pro-
prietors.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
.nhn,nn licrc Nc,ter,lsr.

Fred 7, lobnson, secretary OF the
Colorado Livestock association, was
mere on business and pleasure sun
day. coming from De Bpuue in an
auto with a parry Of friends.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
Momnn rrcNcnis Eirn

\ strong woman welding broom
oNllnSuished a bonfire which was
sproadlnS 20 big barn on Ninth
street between Rood aud White ave-
nues this noon. Dy hdrd work she
prevented tue barn from getting ON
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the many kind
friends who assisted lis. with no lit
,ie sacrifice ON their part. in our late
bereavement.
MIR. AND MRS: l.. JACQUES.
L. $. JACQUES
MRS. II. Il. BELL.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
NOTICE TO FARMERS. ).

TO interest tho farnlers of Mesa
county IN wheat growing. we will
shlp ~ q car load OF Turkey Red
Ml1'rr wheat for seed, Call us ur
anu te,i rs how much sou Will want.
We WIN sell II for less than cost,
9-lJ-li TIE MESA FLOUR MILL.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
BRYAN SPEAKS At
PUEBLO FAIR TODAY
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Pueblo, Colo, Sept. 17.-William
j.. bryans only remaining speech in
! oiofado Is scheduled to be delivered
'oda! at the Colorado State fair here,
After this he will leave for Utah on
his far-western tour.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
WILL PLAY IN
GRAND VALLEY

The lineup Of the Grand Junction
baseball team which plays Grand Val
ley's team at the Fruit Day celebra-
tion at Grand Valley tomorrow is rs
follows:
Wiler pitcher,
Hughlett, catcher.
johnson, first base,
Bliss, second base
Adams, short stop.
Jones, third base.
GeN, left field.
Vorbeck, center field
Pultz, right field.
Quite a number of local fans are
planning on taking advantage of the
low rates, and will accompany the
team to Grand Valley.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
Dates


= Aside from the Agricultural 8
: exhibits at the fairs or the State {,
. this year, each counts bas ii
i planned many unique features g
3 for entertainment Of guests and 8
9 these together With the racing 8
= programs PROMISE To- make the {,
= fairs this year bigger aHJ more 6
y attractive than ever q
8, The places aud dates OF the {,
y fairs in Colorado are as fol &,
Z, lows: {,
& Western slope-Montrose, 6
: Las Auimas County I,
. dad, Sept 24-27. 9
5 Mesa County Industrial and /.
:. Fruit Fair-Gr5ind Junction {,
: Sept. 2i-27. {.
3 Weld county-Greelcy. Sept. &.
:, 24-27. 6
3 Crowley County Sugar City, .:
: Sept 2i-27. {,
s San Luis Valley Stock Show /.
: and Falr--Monte Vista, Sept. {.
Z, 1921. &
= sedgwick County -Julesburs, 9
Z, Sept. 26-2S. G,
9 s9sssssS seSassss S {,
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
9-1T-lt
Putting in IIol1ns.

Yesterday the forms for the con
crete guttering on Colorado avenue
were put in place along the block
between Second and Third streets.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
Having Good Time.

Fire Chief Jack Hynes writes to
his department members in this city
that he is enjoying the lire lighters
convention In Denver. and will take
In all of The instructive lectures aud
scenic par1dcs.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

EAfEA-Big Vaudeville attraction
u, me ofpheum tonight The Three
Obermans. o.1c..it
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
lIn the liininll.

To the tin,nh.
James Blakcley left today ON horse
back for the uintah country TO be
gone for few days on business mat
tcrs.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

The Denver Times makes attack Governor Wilson
because of his views the tariff Woodrow Wilson'S views
the tariff consistent and sound who claims be
democrat and yet does accept the democratic tariff
is mighty poor democrat.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
LEST We FORGET.

Eleven years ago yesterday William Mckinley died in Buff
ao from aassn bullet and another stepped his place
president OF the United States and soy vowed the
of the ustrous dead battle for the policies and prnc
pies Loyalty and devoted advocated by the head
nation
How well has this pledge been kept? William McKiney's
spent the eleventh anniversary that tragic
denouncng from the stump the OF Nevada the rational
ideals OF the president and calling who then
ardent friends and supporters Mr. Mckinley republican boss
es who had "scued the shp.-Sundays New York Herald
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
NlcsrNc Here.

Richard L. Neservc OF Whitewater
was an arrival in ;he city overland
this morning to look after his inicr-
esis
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
From The Sentinel.

Sept. II. 1907.
\ new carpet is being put down in
the court room.
Round trip to Denver, to the fes-
tival, only SIS.
undorsherin Price returned from.
Delta last evening.
c. NJ. Keck, city passenger agent of
Glenwood, is in the city
\. Il. Wadsworth. who is sick with
typhoid fever, is recovering slowly.
Mrs. S. NJ. Boyer and children left
yesterday for jefferson City, Mo. to
visit her old home.
Mrs. J. ". Bedwell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson of Hutchinson. Kas..
took trip to Fruita today.
y photograph of the two engines
that were wrecked at New Castle
last week. taken by T. NJ. Jones. is
ON exhibition at the First National
bank and is attracting attention.
|. ~ Bunting, one of the delegates
To the grand lodge of Knights of
Pythias, which was held ut Colorado
Springs. returned at noon today. lie
reported a very large number pres
ent at the lodge and quite an inter
cstins meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

That Woodrow Wilson greatly worrying Theodore Roose-
welt proven by the reckless and constantly repeated
ackS this prince of all political takers making Governor
Wilson Well, the colonel has good cause Worrying
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17
MN Ride in NIniullon.

l'uul knight. son OF w. c. Knight,
has cutcrrd the great bicycle mara
lhon race and Is trimming hard. lie
viii ride Pierce.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

II there Is n man In town that We
cannot please and III TO n pair of fall
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

commissioners Here.
County Commissioners Albcr, Bcs-
.s.iI.; aud Lirnr,.r rhnmnsnn of Cliftnn
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

Stats la college.
Earl Mahannah OF Whitewater left
sunday tnr i,,,,tiff,.t IA r.st,n,., Iii.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

Mrs, j. W. Bedwell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson of Hutchinson, Kas.,
took trip to Fruita today.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

Mrs. S. NJ. Boyer and children left
yesterday for jefferson City, No. to
visit her old home.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

\. II. Wadsworth. who is sick with
typhoid fever, is recovering slowly
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

c. NJ. Keck, city passenger agent ot
GlenwOod. Is in the city.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-01-25
PORK PRODUCTION IN The
INTERMOUNTAIN COUNTRY
Continued from page seven

tain country. The sunshine is so
bright and strong, and the atmos.
phere is so rare that all kinds OF
germ diseases have a poor chance for
development.
AS to the last and most important
factor. which is the demand, or the
markets, we have every evidence
that in this respect this section of
the United States is at the present
time particularly favored.
The last census report for 1910
gave Utah a population of 373,35l
people. The same census gave Utah
total OF 64,244 hogs. including
young pigs, or a trifle over one hog
for every five and one-half persons on
the average, and this would require
that every hog in the state would
have to be slaughtered during the
year; whereas, a large percentage OF
them are kept over for breeding
stock. In the case of Idaho, with a
population of 325,594, We have a hog
population of 17S,24l; in which case.
we have a little over one-half hog
for each person providing all were
slaughtered. II can be readily seen
that these two states do not in them.
selves produce nearly enough pork
for their own supply. The sheep men
of this intermountain country esti
mate that It requires three pounds of
pork products day for each one
of their employees, which would mean
that for each employe on the sheep
ranches, it would require over four
average sized hogs annually. In add.
ton to our local demands, for which
we pay the highest prices, we have
to the west of us a number of large
cities, particularly Spokane and
Portland, where large packing plants
have been established and for which
they have found it necessary to go
w NuhooS anu ANcDidSha iOl tutli
hogs; which they secure In large mum
bers each month, paying the freight
addition to the market prices in or
der to get their supplies. These mar.
kets belong to our people. 1t has been
learned through the railroad agencies
that to supply the markets west OF
the Rocky mountains it required in
1910, approximately S,S,0O0,000 worth
fmeat products shipped from the
eastern markets. The larger bu X of
mis-, perhaps 20 per cent. consisted o:
pork products Surrey, then, we ha 'e
for many years 20 come one of the
best unlimited aapkets in the coun-
ny.
With all possible things in our la.
vor 1t is not too much to hope that
this intermountain country will soon
become one of the greatest pork pro
ducing centers in America, and such
il is destined to become as soon as
our farmers avail themselves Of the
advantages presented to them for
pork production.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-01-25

Without opiates or harmful drugs
OF any kind Foleys Honey and rar
Compound stops coughs and cures
colds. DO not accept any substitute.
Cooperative Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-01-25

Itching, torturing skin eruptions,
disfigure, annoy, drive one wild.
Doan's Ointment brings quick relief
and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any
drug store.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-01-25
Los ANGELES EXCURSION,
February 3rd.

FEBRUARY Ord.
From Salt Lake City via S. p. L. A
and s. l.. Railroad. Rates apply from
Salt Lake only but see Oregon Short
Line agents for further particulars.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-01-25

possible the valuation of the taxable
property of this county, the levy in
the municipal divisions of some coun.
ties reached the abnormal figures of
Z and per cent, and at such appall.
ing figures eastern financiers could
not be expected to make investments,
especially in view of the fact that
the law plainly demanded full cash
valuation.
Discard Politics.
II do not think it out of place 70
call your attention to the duty of dis.
missing from consideration all aues.
tons of mere partisan advantage and
to state the people are in no mood for
petty partisanship. The people expect
alike from your honorable bodies and
from myself at this particular time
the best service of which we are cap.
able without regard to what the eff.
feet may be on persons or parties.
They have the right to expect each
and every one of us to rise to the full
measure of patriotic citizenship and
do our whole duty as God gives us
the light to see that duty"
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
WIFE NEAR COLLAPSE
Says She Would Never Live with
Cruikshank Again.
ny Telegraph TO The Tribune. J

Potsdam, n. Y, Jan. 1S-Mrs Barton
Cruikshank. wife OF the missing captain, is
on the verge OF collapse tonight at her
home here This evening for the first time
she broke silence in her husbands case
and consented to brief interview IN which
she said she wanted TO put at rest some
false stories that had been circulated
through northern New York
Mrs. Cruikshank, did you know your
husband was alive and IL so, did YOU know
of his whereabouts?' she was asked
You may believe me implicitly. sir. that
until this dreadful news came I was hon.
estly convinced that he was dead And 7
wish now that he Owere dead"
''Have you any idea where he is now7"
From my own knowledge / haven't the
slightest idea.
| mast year you have received drafting work
| to do for Donald Douglas g. Co. ~ New
| YORK City, not knowing II was yonr bus
band who was at the head OF the com
| pany?"
renort I never received any drafting 10
| da never studied drafting TO any axtent
and could not have done the work II ii had
"een stI1y,si 1ei there be a reconciliation
NO, positively no. Under no circum-
stshcea Ml. aCrrikshank would not discuss the
-,Id. maj she was about 10 bring anti tnT
| aS.naoca Also her lawyer. George E1iller
NV VI, .e.,cent upon this point, but Mr. F,I
va mas ata tr the confession obtained I'm New
vi, Sity the missing captain stated he
Ia I1fn =, ~ Inresume his wife could ever live
happily with him again.