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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

ein3ieartig bobe 5abI Der aranten
nur gu begreifIid iei. Seben Wto.
nat tperben bon ben groberen @arni.
fonen Sunberte irnb Eauietbe bon
IefrIten sur .GrboIitng@ nod
$aIrie geifidt ober iiberbaiipt entIai.
fen, neil iie idtpinbiiidtis iinb. ~0a.
Der miiiien mir es erIeben, bob se.
iDffie &orps ouf 1000 Biz HOO
WanH nidt ipeniger aIs 100 Euber.
tuIoiefranfe baben." Die @ntbiinim.
gen $lintberts, bic nibt angefodten
tperben fonnen, baben in bem i'm
miIitGrii6en SeIbitbetpubtiein eifern-
ben 9anbe besreiflibe @rnii9tering
herboreerufen, unb Die nGdite SoIee
lit, bob Der &riegsminiiter Wtnerano
iofort einen Ra1traesfreoit bon ei.
uer WiIion forberu tpirb, I'M bic
8rot- uno 2obIenrotionen 3u perbei-
fern: elm Spntptom oafiir, bab Gum.
berts biiitere 8il6er aus bem franao.
iii9en &aiernenleben auf Dabrbeit
beruben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

riibren nno oerloder uno ftettert
nab einiaem 3ogerr refolnt IN ben
aorb binein. gaun iteIlt oGs Weotim
,tpei iiirge gbineien etnnnoer sesen.
fiber, 10 6aB Iie bidt am Fiif iteben;
es rat ibnen brineenb, iid boflih 3it
betrasen, bas beiBt bei6eioen bic
slueen Su ienfer rnb ii6 ni6t 5h
riibren. sic miiiien bmn ieber einen
arm ii6er ben Eiif Itredeu. 9as
lit Der slugenblid: Der 8orb nit benz
@eiit Itebt 10. bob feline 8dnber auf
ben Singeripiseu Der noiben Chine
fen ruben. RatiirIid beginnt er, oa
er iftpebenS erboIten tuirb, bin uno
ber au tuudeln unS Sie untcn 5s.aiis.
raaenoe Ros4ipise id,reibt 3eidcn ir
ben Sono. Su fiir5er 3eit lit Scr
aans Siid nit Fem @eidreibiel ScS
@eiites be6edt, unS bos Weoiim IieIt
aus oieier Sdrift Ole fpunoerfaniten
Dinge beraus -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
Gessn bic SaIsa6idneiSer.

Gie -ssree 2oan Soetetp" bon Go
Ioruho, tpeide Dor einieen Sahrert
bon berf4iebenen reihen DeiDoe-
neru bes Stnates ms 3ebeH eer,6er
pirbe, INN bebiirtti9en Perfouea bet
ntabiger 8irfenadbIung mt DurIs-
ben inter bie arute Su greifen, bot
cine @eiesoorIo9e nuSorbeiteR lot
iet tpeL&e aeeen bie @eibpn4erer
eeridtet 1T, unb tptro rsornentIth diid
6ts WttgIieSer Der arbettereeiDert-
i&aften erilSben, eine Betttiou NIT
eadieeHben l1nteri6rtften au per.
iaben, 70 boB iiber bic Bin bel Der
nddften Serbitipabl dbgeitmrt per-
ben fonn.
Die DorIoge berIongt itoaIthe
ltebertpo6uu9 aIler @er6oerleiber.
nef&e iGbrIid mebr aIs feds pro
sent 8infen berednen, bic SteIlunG
eiter iftperen 9iirgidaft iettens
ber @eIbperleiber, eine 466ftrate
bon 3 gro3ent per Ronot BET Gn-
letben dif 26bue ooer SoIdre, elm
mHrbTi6 aIler Sebiibren unb Rout-
iriilipnen iotpie cine SnbresInens
FIR bic 8erIeiber in S6be bor
$500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
SfjIedlts 8erpFesaus.
DE fsansDii'ntn eolbatsn lssbeH In ihrsH saisr.
asR BON Danger Hub aaitt.

GiS Boris tpiro beri9tet: WeI6e
GebIer General 8ouIaneer audi ae.
madt boben mag, elm 0er6ienit bIeibt
ihm: er mar Elm Sreuno Der SoIba.
ten unb feline unaufb6rIide Siiriorge
fiir bic Ranni9aft erfI1rt bic Bolts.
tiitIihfett, bic er TN Seere aenoB.
Sn bieiem Gimme bot 9ouIanger ei.
r,en RadfoIeer sef,inben, ben Sena.
tor $umbert. Der unermiioIi6 Mdn.
gel unb Sebler Der frandoiii6en See.
reSberipaltung aiifbedt. Senator
$uubert unterbreitet iest Der Del
fentlidfeit cine Reibe BON Sotio1en,
bie eerabe iest, in Der @po6e tpieber.
ertpo4enber WaiIitdrbeeeiiterung, I'm
9anbe besreifIi6es aufieben MAIDEN.
auf 9runb unontaitborer 9ofumen.
te gtbt Der Senator Elm genaues Bib
bon benz @ini4ritmpfen Der on Die
SoIboten sur 8erteiIung eeIansen-
ben Drotrationen. Ote aleemeine
SeueruRs madt iid natureemdb aud
bet Der SoIbutenberpfIeeune selteno,
itatt aber MN bte Rrebite gu erbo.
beM lit bic fran86iii4e MiIttdroer.
nnihrng in ben Ieeten Sabren au
Der nertpiirbteen 9raris aetommen,
be BrotrationeR oii berntinoern.
$e,ite erbdIt Der franaofiide Beirut
tn ber Got ntht rnebr gettleenb 8rot,
um bantit arsoutommeH. 9lber ein
nod i9Iimmeres 8tTb bon ben Gus'
pit@ieu elmer faIf6en Sporiaulfeit
tn Der WttIitdrirttenbantur eibt Der
Beri6t iiber bte $ei5perbGItniiie In
ben frana0i6en &uiernet. 9ie Col.
boten Ieiben i'm @tnter bittere &aIte,
tueH tbHen nitt geniigenb Qoblen our
Sdoung Der aoiernenotmmer sur
Rerfigune iteben. Gin 9ataiaons-
tonlnan6eur bot bem Senator bert4.
tetI runiere 2eite frteren bon NOR.
gems bis abenbs. lin bic iebr grober
&niernen5tmmer, In benen ie "a BIS
90 -SoIooten ilrttereebrn1t itnb, oiI
ketSkit, felt uns Der Staat I'm @tn-
$ettngIh5 8 93flnb aobIen aur Der.
HlgtIng. 9ie SoIge TIT, bob bic
Uaanni9aft, Die BET Der maneeIbofter
Hroferndbrune ieOen Sou baou per'
member mub, aus eieenen Wtttelr
tbren Sitneer gu ftiren, nod ieben
ulhbiam eriparten Genttine Suiam'
nlenIeet, Inn fpenigiterts bin iInt
pieber etnmoI elm tparrnes 8immet
Su buben. Sie miiiTen grot faufen,
usu ntbt 81 buneern uno 4obIen,
,Es ltiht au frieren.~ Senotor $iun'
bert tpstit barouf bin, bob BEL FOLDER
0ulEdaben In ben fransoiii6en aaier'
usl He bon Sabr 81 sobr Do6iel6e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
getiterflOpfen In China.
ma Bel st=H sSsrisHsftFsHiltsHs im ReiAs bsE
W1ittt ssrfahreu pire.

Gpirtt;Itiibes aus Gbina er56bIt
Charles Bettit: Dos TiI9rI6eu. pie
uniere Spirihiten es perItebeu, sennt
ntan i'm gfeide Der Wtitte niGt: on
bie SteGe oes Giihes tritt bort piel'
mdbr elm &orb, aus bem unten am
Bo6en Elm ipiser @agenitano, etfpa
eine @aseiIpiee, elm paar 3entimeter
bsrausrast. 9ieier SfcAs ipielt bel
ben glnrufunsen Der Setter Die
Souptrolle; elm Siid lit olid Do,
aber er lit gu elmer NebenroIle per'
urteilt: man beoedt ibn nit elmer
S6itt Sano coer NIT elmer Sfi6t
Reisforner; ouf oieie S6iAt ihreibt
oonn Die IogeIipise aIles, fpas Der
@eiIt mituteilen bot. Das inlmer.
bin merfipiir6ige S6ouipiel iptelt
ith in merfipiirbiser Deiie ob: Wton
itent brei rote 4er5er nuf ben Siih
uno siinoet iie on, tpdbreub oas gonae
iibrige 9imrner bunteI bleibt. Inter
ben Intpeienoen, beren Shatten an
Den @1noen bin uno ber 5ittern,
berri6t tiefTtes Sd)tpeiger, bas MIR
bin uno tpieoer einmal onrd ooS
Seuf5en o0er Stohnen ems aiitge'
regten 3uihuuers iulterbrohcn miro.
9ie ieiOenen Stoffe, Die oic aorper
Der Seilnehmcr bebeden fniitern nm
rouifen Ieiie - filri. es lit nlles
6o, mas .5timmiina" Sn maG,en 9e'
eianet lit. Neml nun Der Teierlldc
@uaenblid Der 0iienborung 0es
@eiItes aefommcn it, beQinnt oaS
Waeohtm nit icierIider Iana1dmer
Stimnte Sie slurlliunp. @s bittet Den
@etT, in oen beiuuBten Sorb hlnell'
auIteiaen. llu6 Der Wtann (6rapen
bfIeaen in China nid)t an lolhen
Stsluaen teilsunebmen) miro inriner
lebbofter: er gebt aus fi6 berdiis
rHb GdiIbert bem @eiit NIT Bdrn1e
6te @eI6enfe uno Roftbartettea, bic
Der Rorb entb1It, oIs oa iisto: @olo
urb Siber, .euae tpuNhsebdUe 0dntte,
Der It'd fein Wtnssbortn " id,nHen
bpol,fhte, ein berrIiH duf99dnrEtes
ORoB, entsiiden6e Saltpeierb aarbarbof
sn5ne @efpGHber II. I. m. aue biefe
9pufJt Negt tpirfIib i'm Rorbe, dber
Hlir In wauiatur tatb aus blflt be-
mdftem Ndptsr bereeiteilt. WeoH
Ideint al 10 ansunebmerL 6aB Der
Uetit, felt er ben gr6enodietn fern
II, bos ltnterfdeib.iagsn oeeH
r,rS ben Sinn fir has GtofHihe
ueriorEn bat, foirit ,piirbe mon ibr
ntdt @opier fir @pIb os1lbSebert
inoaeu. Weit elmer @ia6ii6tstt uftO
inH5eforesnbest, bic i'm N Gnropa
unsnSultA rno&en tuiirOe, last er iid
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
Anerbadys aeler.
m psra1mts aits 9s1<TiiAttt iz sssSsts hsfst
ber H1dt eStaitts.

Gtne Der beriibntteiten Seheritdtten
Der @eIt, MuerbohS Seller tH 0sip-
sig, TIT bur9 i4ueIes Gtngreifvn et
nes etIlbetutii4en @robtuitfnmrses
Dor baI6tuem 8erihtuinben betnubrt
Dorben. Gos Sous, In bem Rb Der
Reler beftnbet piro oipar abeebro-
Den iitb Guerbo1s Sof mIb etsesn
RsIbnu 4Ias maiden; bod bot elm
SneenieHr-ar1ttett es fertie ee-
bEoht, ben beriibn1ten Seller tn be
@ritnbmrsern unb ben lirteIhnu Der
usiRn QnIaes biuetnSufnInponiere1.
ma bein RneipIofai friiberesy ySrbp.
bunberte bat bsr nIte ReilRr iIfRfgsue
ihon Iett Ianeent NM nod entfRr1rte
GsbHIthteit; bUruehmfih aneriet
GHher NIB Rei1tnHen5en ertnneru
tn uiferen aagen an feiue gruBe Ger
em4rnbsit. Profefior Seiilrth Auer-
boo Der Grboiler bieies Suides tH
ber @rimmoiiheu Gtrnbs, NOR en-
berlbmter WeoBiner. gsudbeindnbu
befIetbete er BITE SteILaRg etneS Cab
arJtes bei ben eurfiirtteH Don Gut-
Ies uno bon Bruriheirhs1rg fusuteoem
SprSog @eurg bon Sunten Oar
anerbuti9e Sof purbe 1890 feffio-
edteilt, unb baIo COB fth tn benz
6udr bic bornebute Beit etn Stsn
6t9ein, ba bier bGs SsdjaHite smb
Rei,elte bon Daren itfptadpsH+Dor,
mos nod 2eip5!g atn mefFa Snm.
Gntbmonn nn1rrtts Gnerbu@s 6uiH
stn nstnes 2eipsig. etn auUMpunss
bertGBtr ITO eiesRs etR S&r4t IN
bar e. be Ruitb1rfetfeH bon Giter-
bo&s Sof in Ieitht.nSeu Gorben
iniiberte. Gu beioHhnz Derabmt-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
Der giGdsr ieines Saabes.

ssm 0iei1enbdIler r&renaboten"
gibt Der eberpaIiee 9uitfier urto iestge
Prinatier Uad,GeI @riirtbner beforult,
6ab er lin @rfiiIiirg etrtes @eiiib-
Ses" iebem gIugettror,fen aus Rei.
deitbnl urtb llmgdbuug bic Gin iuto
giidtabrt III. RInne rad Sal5birg
6iir aigeubebattbIuna bergitet Gin
re6t tpobItdtigeS inp6 Iobersspertes
8egirnen, nirb Der 9eIer betrten
Gtipos perbEifft ptrb er dber iein,
penn er erfdbrt, mrs ipeIdem andab
nns fron1ue @eIiEhe epgnpen TIT,
Oie @ebtRnbuIIer G,ieentraitfeu bdt-
tan es unIuIid CUR 1tid,t n5tig, rad
Sd5blrg 5u fabpen, 6erur ait4 8d6
Ret6eubdH bat eiupn etunen G,ger.
ar5t. Dtser bot aber Dor etrtaen
Eugeu ben Sun6 6es Germ RhtoeI
@riurbrer efhofen urr6 btarbatr6
ban Iesteren t0bIi6 eefuftft Dururi
ous @eIibDel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

bet 1T Der aeIIer betanntIi& burd
bie bon @oetbe I'm rsSuiit" beriponbte
Gage gelangt, tpona6 DUftor Gdifhts
anf einem sefiiIltsn Gob gum Gr.
Itoimen Der Gutpeienben aus bem
ReIIer beroitSseritten III. Rrofsifor
gnerba9 III iibrieens faft Der eiHosee
eetpeien ber es geipogt bot. Wurtsn
9,tber ein5uIaben, dIB er 1919 NIT
9ottor Cd ietne 9ispaitattou hsIt;
assrb1b erregte boburd 10 grobet
lniptIlen In ben afnbeutii&en 4rstien
unb beim 8oIt, BOB stpetbtrnbert
Stl6enten NIT Sptebeu unb SeIIs.
barben bon @ittenberg nah 2eip5tg
Dor Guerba6s S0f aoae,, lin tbren
@ebrer Dor @eipoIttdttg6eiten sii
ibtisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
Gifenb abn 3eittabelle.
DsIanare, eadaipauHa uub Beiiern Balm
Su araft BEN %. Stunt 1906.


Sn sraft bsn "a. Stunt 1906.
eaSIi@-grI6et SCRANTON fir g.p grrf
nm 2.O5. 3.20. Cos. 8 90. 1920, 8prmm
i2.l0, 1925 uub $40 Ra&mittdae. Cir
Stem gcrI unb philadelphia, I'M 800 Born.
12.40 uub 3.35 gtaGmittaes. Giir
apbsbanua, $40 Nahmittnes.
R1roIih-gEr II Buffalo unt is, 6.25u 800
MSr.; i.55. 6.40unb II. .f0gla&miitass. SIR
Binabdmtcn, GImirn uut 3pif&tnfdtipn.n. nm
1910 Rpr. unt los NaGm. SIR CsBtgr.
Spraruft uHb Utica, um lis unb 6.25 Wpr.;
f.55 Ra&mtttaas. SsrtaS. @prdsuft unb
tltita Bug um 6.25 Wcr. Iduii tdaIiG, auses-
rtcntrttn Seuntdas. Rfir Rcntrcfe nm 900
0ipr. 1 Los unb $40 Ra&m. NiHpITpn at.
crntcedtipn. I'M 400 RaGmitiaas. 8ins.
banipisn notation, rm 6.t5 gia6miitass.
8loomsbnrg Sibiffon-BtrI66t SCRANTON
fir NUrtbumbtrIanb I'M 6.35, 1920 Wpr.;
LIS unb 6.l0Ra&m. 6iir pIpmrutb I'm sos
Nammittaas.
SouutdaS'8fiee.
eibIi&-gar RtU gcrI um 2.05, 900
Sos uub 1920 @ura.us; 1886 unb $40
glabm.
gl6rsIi6 -5Hr SuFaIp nm f.f5. uut
6.25, MOr.; i.55, $40 unb lilo Nahm.
Sir 9inabamipn unt 9riT&tnHdlipntn, 800
nnb 1910 gcrmtitaas.
y 8loonisburp Sibifton-gkrIdhi Stranipn
unb 1920 Wpr. unb $40 Ra@mtiiass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
9sraftiider gOridIas.

lin su perbinbern, onB iif Dor
Aem 8aiiereinIab Der 8aHerperfe
Der Staot 60 GroHe i'm see itnmer
uno inuner pie6er cine Sanobanf
biIoet, fpia bic Staot bel Der Hegie.
rung um Die Grlaubnis ei1fommen,
i'm Gee cine Heibe bon Pfoiten einau.
treiben, oanit ber Sano 6ann nu6er.
baIb berieIben iid aniammeIt unb in
augemeiienef 8eit eineu natiirIiden
@an geseu bic Derianouns Der Rob.
renIeitunsen biI6et.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
eadaiunRna & @bomins guTIsb.
(eaureI 9inie.)
3piT&tn Srantsn unb @tIFts-garrt.

3piI&tH Srautsu unb @iIfts.garrt.
9Hat perfansn Scranton tim 1 90, 200, 300
400, 500 unb 800 Wprasns. Nm $40 Rpr.
etns an @c&entneen unb alIt na&fcIsenbt
jpanjfs WInuitH, iiHb nm 700 Wpre.ns an
Scnnidafi unb due Hd@foIstnbt iran,Ie Rt.
rnirn bic unb tnfluiTbe 1900 Rahts, In @H.
Fse-1drre III Rtuuien ipdier nnfcmmtnb.
@TtrtBihes, nur In piitstun anbafitnb, Str-
IiHtH Sndnicn ant Siunbt idsItG, ausat.
itsuamfn Spnniass Hnb Geintaeen, Bon 7.f9
DfpTafns tts 7.f9 Abfnbs, unb trehtn In WiI-
Fts.1ant 80 Rinuitn fpditr sfn.
Dtitsrtr DttHf iwif1tH SCRANTON, Rap Aue
Tasi, euna wdrf, ptttrsburg unb Dnnmort.
Sitbt 8abrpIan ftlr stpddbtf1rbnnbt 3hst
Erattn 9raft am g. SHitt907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

9eppt@e retItigt man Ief&t iub
griiHblt4, tp0tH rHnn iis NIT Seier.
frdist beftreut uno fs bum bumit
hi4tg abbiiritet; ar9 feit&rr Rut.
feegrun6 tann haou oertpeirbet per.
BEN.
R3epts gum Rstnigrn ihlporser
Stofts. Rm ret6t ettiss Rurtof.
fein Id$t bse Hriibe dbIaiitea. Der.
utiGt btsieIbe nut tmieru BuIee uAS
pd6G hrtn 6ls i&mlstsm eitnffs,
obue 9utot bon Seife. Out cnaae.
fpaIt IN friSbem @a1er. IdSt nan
Tie SoGeu abtrOdneu tsnb biieeIt Re
torfi&tig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

Dsa6 6s1Ekts4au isAa ga b Ne
.8sasaseatT @@A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

Annonoirt i'm "WoohsnbIats!S
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
COULD SHOUT FOR JOY.

81 want to thank you from the
bottom of my heart" wrote c. b.
RAIDER of Lewisburg, W. Va, for The
wonderful double benefit l got from
Electric Bitters, in curing me of both
severe case of stomach trouble and
of rheumatism, from which | had
been an almost helpless sufferer for
ten years. 1t suited my case as
though Just made for me- For dys-
pepsia, indigestion jaundice and to
rid the system of kidney poisons that
cause rheumatism. Electric Btters
have no equal. Try them. Every
bottle isguaranteed to satisfy Only
80 cents at the c. d. Smith Drug
Company. tAdvl
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
CONGREGATIONAL Church.

Corner Rood Ave. and Sixth St
Angelo L. Shattuck Minister.
9:i5 Il. m.-Bible school.
1 a. m.-Morning worship.
Subject, The Power of the Cross
in the Land of the Dragon
One of the puzzling questions of
today is: What is to be the outcome
of China's whirlpool in political. So
cial, industrial and religious life?
This is subject of vital and far
reaching consequence to the Ameri-
can people. The great Slumbering
Giant of the Orient has shown nota-
BILE signs of awakening during the
past year; this means that 100. .0OO,-
600 people are moving toward the
power and enlightenment of a mod
ern nation and are soon to be reck-
oned with as a great world power,
one of the nearest neighbors of which
must be America. A presentation of
present day forces and the outlook
in China will be given in this dis
course OF Sunday morning.
1880 p. m. m.-Evening worship.
Subject, The Reasonableness of
Jesus"
Are the claims and standards Je-
sus sets forth for mans life reason
able, or are they the fantastic glib
berish of a disordered mind? This
is one of the series of talks on the
Character of Jesus
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
NEW YORK UP IN ARMS
OVER VICE SITUATION
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Dec 2S.-The alder
manic committees investigation of
police affairs in connection with vice
conditions was resumed today 1t is
said that the investigators found 800
complaints against questionable re-
sorts in regard to which it was not
shown that any official action had
been taken 1t is charged that the
police officials have been hampering
the committee in its search of the re-
cords at police headquarters.
Prominent men and women inter-
ested in the vice problem have called
mass meeting for Sunday night.
when the question of the citys NOR
ais Will be discussed.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
First Methodist church.

Chas. II. SETTER, Pastor
| a. MA New Years sermon
by the pastor on What Have Writ
ten | Have Written"
1880 p. m.-A New Years sermon
by the pastor on The Propulsive
Power of Noble Resolve"
10 a. ma special program of
music and short speeches on live
Sunday school'topics, TO which all are
most cordially invited. We are about
to enter on another years of Sunday
school work. and very much desire
the presence of those who have not
been attending to hear of our plans
and ambitions for the coming year.
$50 p. m.-"The Passion: The
Worlds Measure of Jesus Loyalty to
His Message" is the topic for the Ep-
worth League meeting.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary societies will meet with
Mrs. SETTER at the parsonage on
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. All
the ladies are cordially invited to at
tend.
On Wednesday evening at 1880
viii occur the regular mid-week
prayer and praise service.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
STABS wife BECAUSE She
BOUGHT A REAL BEEFSTEAk
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Chicago. Dec. 2S.-Pasquale Mon
tague stabbed his wife to death last
night in the presence of their .
year-old son, because she had given
him Christmas present and served
beefsteak supper last night.
Montague upbraided his wife for
being extravagant in buying hin a
present, and when he learned that
a beef steak had been purchased Tor
supper he started a quarrel with his
wife which ended In the stabbing
Montague escaped from the house,
but was arrested shortly afterward.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
Auto Sold by Constable.

A Metz automobile was sold by r.
II. Bancroft at constable sale on
Monday to satisfy claim of $3.50
held against it by w. III. Bannister.
That amount had been paid by Mr..
Bannister as part of the purchase
price last spring when the car was
ordered for June delivery. Not ar
riving at the stipulated time the or
der was cancelled, but the money ad-
vance was not returned. When the
car arrived here a few days ago il
was attached for the amount and
costs. A. T. Gormley of Grand June
ton bought the car for S2T5.-Pali-
sade Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
Presbyterian Church.
S'"y '''h'i 'hH'th.
Corner of Sixth st. and White

Corner of Sixth st. and White Ave.
ID. Luther Edwards. Pastor.
Carl II. Kiefer, assistant pastor and
musical director.
9:45-Sunday school and Mems
Bible study.
/ a. Morning sermon:
Attractive Christianity"
3 p. m.-Junior Endeavor
6:15-Y. p. S. c. L. Union meet
ing and election of officers
Evening sermon, The Sin
fulness of Worry This is the third
of the series of sermons on the COM
mon sins of life by the pastor. The
evening service will be preceded by a
concert by the Sunday school band
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bridge Work Going Ahead.

WORK on The Main street bridge Is
making good progress. The false
work has been entirely removed from
under the first span, which has been
entirely riveted and is now self sup
porting, The work of installing the
second span is now occupying the at
tention of the engineers.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
First Christian Church.

Corner Eighth and White..)
Sunday school at 9:45; T. C. Bull
lock, superintendent.
Communion service and sermon at
II a. m; subject of sermon, Our
Wills and Gods Will"
Y. p. S. c. Il. will hold unioa
meeting with the Presbyterian soci-
ety at $40, in the Presbyterian bun
galow.
Evening worship at 1889 Sermon
topic, What Is Freedom, and How
Shall We Get lt?"
Music led by the chorus choir, di-
rected by Miss Agnes Gigax.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services
Jasper 7. Moses, Minister.
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NEW YEAR RESOLUTION.

Call ut 63l Main street and ths
Grand Junction Hay. Grain & Pro.
duce Company Will convince you
that their New Year resolution oi
building up the largest business IL
their line on the western slope will
soon be Il realization. ,,st
( kemember they buy in large quan.
Titles, which makes it worth your
while to Investigate
They thank all for their liberal
patronage and extend best wishes tc
you for prosperous 1913.
Phone Randolph li6. 12-2S-2t
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Tunnel in 1iS.a Eee1

j. II. Miner, project engineer in
charge of the high line work, return
ed yesterday from the camp in the
canon, and states that the tunnel
work is progressing very nicely. and
the bore is now 1875 feet. The fun
length of the tunnel will be about
$50 feet, Mr. Miner states that
there have been no serious accidents
and the machinery of the camp glides
along as serenely as usual,
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LODGING HOUSE BURNS;
TWO ARE INCINERATED
Associated Press.

Les Angeles, Cal, Dec. 2S.-Two
unidentified men were burned to
death and five persons were injured
ton of them fatality in fire which
destroyed lodging house in this
city last night. Burned beyond rec
ognition, the bodies of the victims
were found in the ruins OF the bould,
ing today.
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Art Jopling Home.

Arthur Jopling of Palisade, well
known here, was n visitor in Grand
Junction this week. For some time
past Mr.. Jopling has been in Cripple
Creek, where he was employed in
drug store. He was formerly with
the C. ID. Smith store at Palisade.
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st. Matthew's Church.

i. G. Smith. rector.
Sunday after Christmas. Dec. 2S.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon, IL;
subject, The Holy Innocents."
f. Evening prayer and sermon at 4
p. M: subject, THE End of the
Year"
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BOOKBINDING DONE
IN GRAND JUNCTION

l have decided to make Grand
Junction my home, and, beginning
January /, will conduct first-class
bookbinding establishment. Having
had 80 years experience. am well
equipped to handle any work. Will
announce location later. j. d. Clark.
12-9-1m
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INruiia Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Mowatt of Frui-
Ia, well known school teachers who
have been visiting Mrs, A. Il. McKin-
ney ON White avenue, left today for
their homes.
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Lncnl REPRESENTATIVE.

Helen c. Shannon. manager of the
Niayi company llnc.) of Denver, is
in the city, a guest of Mrs. Il. j. Nor
ledg. the local representative of that
rapidly growing concern,
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
First Church of Christ scientist

652 White avenue.
Sunday school. 9:4E a. m.
Service at IL a. m: subject,
Christian Science"
God, the Preserver of Man"
Free reading room open daily, ex
cept Sunday, from to 3.
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Glover Goes Home

Rev. A. f. Glover of De Beque.
pastor of the Methodist church and
a prominent socialist leader, left for
his home this afternoon, after a
short visit in the city.
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Our careful way of handling nj
amos has won us an endless chain of
pleased patrons. Give us your next
lob, and be one of them. Milne, 3I9
Colorado avenue. Phone jet. 22S.
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First Raptist Church.

Corner of Seventh and Grand.
Edward G.. Lane, pastor.
Bible school at 9:45.
Morning worship and preaching at
l1:00.
The Approaching Day and Our
Preparation For It."
Young Peoples meeting at G:30.
Evening sermon at 1880.
Records of the Past
All are most cordially invited to
attend these services.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28

Now is the time to pay in ADVANCE
for your Sentinel Special advance
rate for one year, S5; for six months
S2.50.
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Lee in City.

14't III Wy.
J. C. Lee and wife. former local
residents, now living in Delta have
been in the city all week and will be
here for few days yet, visiting their
friends and relatives here.
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st. Clalirs in Telluride.
Mr.. and Mrs. George st. Clair 4
this city are spending the week ii
Telluride with friends and are stay
ing at the New Sheridan hotel there
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Winn i'm City.

G. w. Winn, Il Palisade fruit grow
er, acquainted here, was in the city
yesterday on " visit.
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Over from Draynn.

w. II. Hanson of Dragon came
over the Baxter pass yesterday to at
tend to some important matters in
the city.