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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-11
Giacunrtiacr NtdDtSbroud,.
SaS Wnaoeniell bri Der Nuioiaaug Der
7tGuoe I'M GcInCrlnno.

Die 2C0idbriQt ,3nqebtri9tejt ot8
8eI0eclau0e9 III Qyeubsn. Die am t..
sunni in @e4snip0rt 0es oeutihen
Hljier5 iei.lja ttQdnGen lpuros.
pett Bic Grinnerun9 III einen ei9tns
artjSen Btht$brauh. ser pon alters
Del Der 6uIoiQuu9 in NIepe uHo IN
1H0ern 9yoBeren @tGoten oes Ser
3pQtuns qsiibt ruy0e. 10 auh I'M
SUM- IT'S por Gem @cytysttr Ne3
a0niQ3 Trisorjt 0ilteIm /. gah
SeorQ N}eituty1t (003 tIcplihs
9uro felt Ser 0tttjuj0una NIT
grdnotnbuys VrtuBtn) btritl;ets Sic
ReQierunQ in Slept uber oie Nots
3anQe bsi Der Ser uno erbieIi tlIo
tarauf penn 90ni9e folQenbe5
G6rejbrn: -@us Gurem Qehoyidms
ten 9eritt uEo Ser oatfi 9efIQttn
Cite noten La erietsr. mas iiy
IeljnQucnten nds bel Mr Iebten Elm.
1enorameren 6uloiQung au&gepcrs
fene io1endrmte eS,aoenieil ergyiIfen.
moleu audi 0ieienisen. lpeIde nitt
Der gottcsIdtsruua ooev begant trer
Worotater uno NraoFtnen SIuts
ituloiQ. o0er pon rpsgteu tein oros
betes llnhsiI in llnTsym oortiqen
San0s gu srtparten. %pQroonieren uno
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-11
Srasiia.e. SeridDt.
ue6er oi: utfrou-s re. Scite oes
Sanrrliahrers Serti.

Der junss norpegiiae 2sutnani
9rau. Der an Dem 3u9e jener GgpsoI-
tionsaruppe tsllnahm, Die inmItten
Oes elpigen Cites oss SI0poles DIX
iroiiten lleberreite oes aapitdR Scott
uno ieiner aameraoen, 0ss Dr.. g8iIs
ion uno bes Qeutnants 9opers, auf<
fano, bat lest in Winnipss Dem aor@
refponoenten zines engliineu SIaites
eeidil0srt, ME man Die ungIiidIi6en
9eI0en oes SuopoIs tot in ibrsm GEL
te fano. GrieoIi6 uno .rnft mar
Der Q5i9luB unierer Manbsrung", 10
er5dhIte Grau. -Wir erreitten oi.
3sIts. in osnen Die 2si9name rubt,n.
al.s NOR itil. Der Sdnse bate fi9
rings UNI bas Self bod aufgstirmt.
uno irssno etpos ia9te uns, oub Is
nit u%nisren &umeraoen gu Guos lei.
0as Ssr5 soe iid uus 5uiammen.
2eutnant Wyig9t, Der aanaoier, Der
uniere QbtsiIung fubrts. ndtsrte fid
Dam 3el.s aIs eritsr un0 bob lansfam
Die Slappe smpor. Wir folstsr. auf
bus ShIinmite gefubt. 90 biloete
fi9 Dor Dem 3sIisinsun9 cine tIein:
@ruppe.
l1no Damn iobsn mir iis. &upitdn
Scott lag ouf isinsm Hiten, frisoIih.
aIs Oh sr ihlisfe. @r lag ni6i in
isinsm Sdlaiiods. Die aorper Or.
Wilions uno Geutndnt Boomers oas
seeen rubten in ibrsn S6lafiGden.
uno ss i4isn. aIs babe fs aapitdn
Scott, Der aueenfhsinlid aIs I.Bter
itarb, ned Ior9iam sin9sbiut uno Sus
ssbsdt. 2eutnont Boomers Log auf
elmer Settle. gsnuu, ols i6li:fs .r nur.
Or. Wtlion idb in balbsarIteebeusz
ter Ste1ung, Den Aiiten gs9sn Die
tnnere 3eItnan0 selsbnt. iooab er
uns oos Geii6t 5utpanote, ais mir
eintraten. auf ieinen 3iig,n lag Die
G2ur zines idpahsn 2atelnp, Is
mar 10. uls muHe sr I'M ndtiten
Iusen6Iid aus eirem Qeiunoen
Sdlafs pieoer erpuhen. Vie oft
qofte l1 auf ie'nem 0etld1te Den glelz
den Iusorud geiehen, mor9tns, tpenn
ct ertpa6ts uno tets in better 2aune
mar. Dieter Mnblit ieBt traf uns
ms SSer3, uno 94meigenO itanOsn mir
i'm Nngeii6t oes So0es.
@ts mir Damn Die Iusriiituns.n
uno 4uf5stdnunsen 8o>>In Scots
aui1enommen hattsn, betteten mir Die
&0rptr nebeneinanosr uno Ipra6en
Uber t2nen bos Soten9ebet. Damn
entfernten mir Die 9ioiten aus Dem
3elts. beoetten Die &0rper nit Be,
rauben 2einpaao uno barber errids
teten mir einsn orei Metsr bobeu
9ii9eI aus Gisftidsn unp etnse.
3psi S6neeI6ube banosn mir 10
ubereinanoer, 0ab tie Elm 8reu3 Biz
beten, uno oieies 3siden ieBten mir
cuff einen 9~otenbiieel, aIs cine leBte
Grinnerun9 an oie Dabinse9aneenen.
0ort, no iie fieIen. baben mir is
aelaifen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-11
Sicri6rb in 1.aIirn.
seernsreihcs gairten Der rcu rinen
GHglanoer IearHEoeten M%eieai6lafr.


9os 5ribjshr bat pieo.r pieis &c
robner oes n0roliAen europa, o:n,n
'rr Winter lang oeporoen lit una
'te I'D nd9 Come ishnen, na6 Sta
lien seIodt. 9isisn gsporsusten bies
ist il6 bort npd INNER 0%elsgsnfsit,
ulel 9utes gu tu1 ourh i6reu GiafIuh
auf Die Sierhebonolune. Tenn no
Die grouiame WiBhannlung Der 5iere
nntsrorutt tpurbs. sei6ub es Dor al
lem 6urd Die Nusldnosr. defenders
ourd GnsIdn>er. 9auptidhli6 lit IS
Die BON sinsm gngIdnosr oegrInoe.e
r0mii6e 2Ierffus : 0sienihof., Die
ourd iat9emGbes 9orssbsn in Rom
rie aud III ser sanssn propins cine
beosutsnbe 9%erbsherung Der Sierbe-
banolun9 bspirtt bat. Die Iahmen
un0 ausesmerge!ten Cmnibugz uno
Drof6tenpferoe iino ielt;n eeporosn;
leIbit Die i~Isinsn, nunosn @Iel, hal6
,rorutt unter unaloublitsn 2dIten,
trifft man ni6t mebr 10 eft ME ipn't.
Gn i6Dierigen Strnberitslen uno Den
9dupt3u9Gngs1 her Staot Yteher
Strabsninipettoren DER 2ie-i6ugges
|eni6aft. 0ieie Wannihuft Miro nuf
aus Den Garobiniere retrutiert, bic
iton us6un9 i'm llmsdne nit Der Be
polterun9 BADEN uno fih Die nDties
46tuns gu perihaffsn miHsn. I'm
Fh sinen geertff BON DER Sdtiet.it
Der Gsieuf6ofl MAIDEN gu t0nnsn. i.is
en- bier siniee 3obIsn aus Der Sta
tiitit oes Sabres 1911 eebraht:
Quf 9eronIahung Der Snipsttoren
puroe an 1920 Woosn 0oripanu
senommen. 1858 Qsrionen gum Nb-
i:e!gsn esnotiet, $3.50 Stode uno
peiti6en beidIo0nabmt. 100 sssahns
lie ainneifen (Heghetti) peqgenoms
men. Aud fir Den 0ogsIidug be.
tGtigt Iit Die r0mifae 3ierihus9t eQs
fhaft iehr re9e. 303 psrbotene Sigh
gs9enitGroe uro A oebIenoete God
p3seI puroen i'm Sabre 1911 bon oea
StraBenlnfpettorea bei&lagnahmt. 81
Den Seitungen lieB Die 9eieuIhdft
ihre 6lugbldttsr iiber Sen Nuten ser
9ogsl gu 3uuf:ro,n perbreitsa. Den
ned lj5erau iblitsn 3aubenIhieB
itdnoen gum SroB ~itiFtete tie rinsn
Qreis lei 9eranitaIturg zines SGie
benS mad 5ontalben in Qiporno. g)5
du e~ntlssensn 8erqo0rfern perGen oip
Snipettorsn gu otn 9iebmdrtten &c:
iaidt. 0enn primitip uno 9rauIar
lit rift in 0teien Oegen0en SIC 9alF.
Ierun9 Ser Giel uno Waultiets. Staff
bes Settles mer0en unter Gem Slim
ongebra6te ge3lbnte Giien. Die oben
genannten nseghetti". oertpen0et. bi'
nit Dem 2eititrid ooer 3Ugsl ange3oa
GEN peroen t0nnen uno i'd tief in
Sic &innlaoe oes 1ierss s~in6ohrsn;
furh Sdmut, Gtaub unb 5Iisgen
sntiteh:n Damn pit iheAbIihe Wunoen.
Su ser 8ei6dftsitele o.r SisrIhuBs
oeielitait iiro iber 5000 oieier 81
ZEN ausgeItent. Gin rDmiifer proIsIs
fer nennt oieie SammIung I'll mus
SEQ della tortura."
Der 9sriiner 2ierIfuB : @e-etn,
bat Elm 'b~sTonoeres 5IugbIott fir Gei-
isnbe rah Stdlien in perifien,nsu
Goro6eu herdusQsoeber, oas 3tntptiie
nibt. nie ser Heiienoe sur H0roeruna
Nsr tsiTeren 9i:,4vf4roIur2 tsi:ra9tT
lam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-11

6abt ibr oisierbalb bic Notourft gu
usrfieen, asssn Die Hbrigen 9slins
auentea aGer osn pro3eb fort8uiets
gen."
Wdbreno 5riebri6 0ilbsIm /. Die
8ef6ifte nit Dem 0naoenisil lIdsrs
lid fannie, ober absr redt5titi1 uno
1ut 0aruber unterri5tet poroen mar.
III I'D Irieorid Der 0robe ni4t
tIar uber bic gei9dffsnbs;t Der Sds
te aepeien. Quf sinen geridt Der
t!epii6en Reoierung bsfaal sr oaber.
lam ausfibrIid gu bsri6tsn, .tpas
fiji cine gsi6affenbeit es nit Der
bei Der 5uIoigun9 ublidsn Iuspsrs
flung oss iogsnonnten 0ndosnis;lS
babe, mas sisentIi6 ioI6es lei, be-
osute uno nirts." NLio iesten ft6
Die Rate bin uno idrisben: sur
aQeraeborIamften GsIoburg Gurer
a0uigI. T1aj. &lsr3ndoigitsn Re
fcript 3eigen mir hermit a%uerunt,rs
tGniaH an, ME in oieier prooin3
bon alters Der untsr anbsrn foIenni'
ni.Gten BEL Der 9ui0igung etnes
neu.u Qonossbsrrn ber9ebra6. lei.
oob Elm ooSu os2utisrter Ritterbtirs
t,qer in 0aud gstIsiost gu pfstoe
pom bisfgsn t0nigl. S6IoHe bsrab
neben ser gauSIsi ourd sinen Tell
Der Stcot nit sinsm Iangsn. bintsy
fd ftIeppsnotn Sell rsitet uno oa'
ki ~dusruf,t. bob, tper uututsn be-
sanssn oosr Fd osrsrifFsn babe, ois'
fss Sell srersifsn uno BON 81. To-
niel. Moj. bel btsfsr boben 2anoes.
firitliGen folennsn CRIB uno 2anos
tuIoieun9 @nooe ,rpdrten tonrte.
0isfes SeiI rir6 Damn BON oislsn
Gytsoenten uno DsIinquerten tells
in psrfN, tells per manodtorium er'
griFfen uno reitet Der BON 40el bds
nit famt oarau TsftbdItenoen wieoer
ouf ods SdloB big an oes 8uraaru>
fen 6aug, aupo in Dem ionitigen
Criminal @srb0re 3inmer Elm oepus
tisrtes Wsmbrum RegimiHis nit
Gem Handkerchief fleet, tpelIs ser
Gnae3oQsn babenosr Pamsr uno llns
taten tVr3Iih aufnebmen, barber
Elm tur3ss fummarifhss proto.pG
fooarn nit benz qan3en 0uIoigungss
dtte mad 6ofe eirgeIdnot uno oars
auf in 8na0eu reIcribiert miro, mel.
DE perIonen oaoon fubiett1 oes
6of5 iuri8 aqQrotj1noi ieien uno
Ydroon bd6eH io0eu."
Gum IsBten MuIe nurOs oaa
Gndoenisil BEL ser 6uloigung Ser
Stdn0e nab Der 3bronbsIteigun1
;frieorih MiIbeIms IL, am 6. Ros
pember 1856 1sbrdu6t. Sm 4ufs
TRACE oe5 S0riQS mar ais 5uIoi.
ouugstommiFdr Ser Su'ti3miniitsr
BON Der RED gu Red BON Berlin bsr
1etommen. Bel ser ;geier tpuroe
oos @~ndosnisil bonn 8rafen BON
Quaot 9iidteubrud 8sfibrt. llntsr
Dem GeIdute aIler 0Ioden Ser Gtdot
rit: &c, umQeben BON einem Som
Sol0aten, pom S6IobpIdge
in &lepe. uno mari Dor Dem S6loF.
oas Sell aus nit Dem Rufe. ire,
cine untat begau1en. babe oisIe7
Sell gu erQreifen, oenn sr t6nne bon
8gI. mai. 8ndos er6offen. 4ui
Innqfan1en Ritte, Ser nebsr
Der Sdn3Iei portei iiber ben Sol.
Mdrtt mad ser 0aQfaen StraBe
uno an bic Wjttslpforte, Damn auf
ZEN GdIoBpluB suriit Qinq. mahs
ten ~ lle5ettdter BON sem Sell,
Ge6rGuh. Nber uur einile BON
linen nuroen tean.oiQt. 8eaeust
1T bieie5 mertipiiroiQe @nu0enarae.
bot ihon in oen Sabren 1921. 1929
un0 1898 bel Der 6ulojqurqsfeier
Net 0rei ltbten 6er10oe i'm tlepjIhen
2dn0e, muB alio pobI idDn cine al
te fjnnfduioe @eatejterite'nun1 isir.
Sic ser mohcrue Nnneftjeerlab nih,
fenut. freilj4 mtros du@ beuis in
Gtdoter ME Berlin oner G6lq fdor
cine 'ebr Ia79e Qttnt r6tia i,in.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-11
SeItiames SOfumcnt.
Ter critic Sriei pun SiepOl an ocn
S1n,i uoH IpriDegen.

Sn oieien 3aosn empiina ", aos
1iq oon Portreqen eiu eiQentimlites
nno ~ielttnes Document: Sen bonn Tea
,emter 1911 ontier:sr tur3en 9sr,ht
oon Der GntoetUnl oe8 SU0poIs. zen
Hcalo 4muroisn in oem Set 3uriits
lieb, ods tr am Qol duigeihI0atn
bate. Dieter an &onig 0daton
1oreiTerte 8ricI tpuroe. tpie %tetannt,
pon aapitdn Scott uno isintn Sc
fdhrten aefunosn. als oieie sjnsn U}oz
nat ipdtsr ben 9ol erreid}ten. Stott
nahm BEN Brief an itdl. nm i'm m
Ieine W0rgie Qeldngeu gu !diien uno
UNI Der g9elt gu bttpeiitn. 0ab aud
sr. ntnn audi mad 4%mun0isn. am
Sji0poI g"e1peien mar. Scott erreidt.
Die Wsit" ui6t tpje6er; iein trugi-
Ihss Grbe lit betannt. Wobt dber
QsIan9te ser Brief an ieiner QDrsi=
Iaten. IN iensm Self nGmlif. in
Gem Scott unh iejre @etytuen erfroz
rem ou{seiunosn muroer, fan0 man
aud Wmuno'ens Brief. Sen Scott
mi. cine Rttjluis 9ehiitst hattie.
ImunoFtn bate Nus Strejbtn in eis
rsu bIausn lln'fIaa. lpie oit
~Tydm" G~rpto;tion Iolde nit Ijh
fiihvts. gotham urh dorciIiert: To II.
NJ. the King of Norway. I'm 0d5
Qapisr oeeen Fsut tiQt.it gu ihjBer,
bate er zen grjsF nit elmer maF,rs
oih:sn 6ur. peIiebtn. ote aus einem
ffeBen ftines brourrotsn Stltoatss
aeRttt mar. uno oaS @dn3e hate tr
nit giHOf10sn ptrftniitt. GapitoE
Scott bate nubtrNem nod tir,n Rsu.
iibersus oarji5sr -srGht. 0isit9 Qdd.
den 'anotn. suolsih nit itinen .i9nen
Vapiersn sic 2sutt por Stott8 Er9es
0itionaitifi ,Gtrrd Nonu". Sic
bratttn allies n1h Erqtano uno ibcrs
0aten Na5 @eFunotnt rem 9onil rem
England, a0ui1 GeorQ fano:t
N~rwnoitns 9risf ,ptiter an ZEN
Noreiidttu. 80uiQ Naa.on pon g}Crs
lptler. Ser nun nit oe- tu3Iilten
Wpit pcm ltBtsu Wittpot oitieu
3,tci cnp'inQ. Ser cine Il mest Rei't
oewd1t bat Jtsr uHocTitbr. 0tbIitbsu
III. Der 9tritt If m;. 3op)triti't
au' t'ntm St'gobnIiheu ~G1tih6itsbo,
sen Qeityieben ser nit Sem A0farut
-5yam S~rpeN't:ar" uro Sem 9i,c.
atr rfyom" in o;r liuttn Gtt pcy7ts
BEN lit. Tit Shr;'t 1T lt;t)t uno
't't uno Iit: Njht dbnsn. caf @muno
fen Sen @yit' in tiijQitey SGlts uno
oevnutI;t' IN rrnjl beauemsr Stsle
luna Ihyjeb. Nit s;oeutumlitlen &c.
fJhlcn pivo man Sen 9trjdt Ititr.
ptrn man bscsutt. tpelh trd9jf1eu
urIGrSe nit Ser Geititte Nsi:s
Stjithen QdpierS oxrtrItit iiro, rOS
rcrtineta GnA oes @Iobss nab rem
onNtrn .ttcauoeyt 1T. Yer 9yit'. ser
IN rcrrcs9dhtr Spyohe Qtihritbsr
1T. Iduttt in ntutiter l~lebtrtra1Vn3
Il. Tt3enxr 1911.
or. WioisltGt!
5isrmit eylaube III mir m%itiutei,
Ter. hdb FIn' Mann. mid miiatrtts
RET. ROT Der .iSrdm GrotN,tion" i'm
EaNoolat9,et II. C~titypotjcn 50
Cyao 81 W(inuter Setunoeu iio
lidxT 9yei,t oeiityn Sen Il. Oessms
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-11

Sn 9aris lebtsn Dor 4usbruf)
hes 9aItontrisge5 Gil 10000 ier6iih>
unp buIqariite SGne;osrbanbperter.
OILS lie Der &risg STR Nbreiie 3tpang.
tradte oo5 piele Shnei0erateliera in
Die Gro6te Ysr!elsrAeit
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
WILL.
OPEN TUESDAY
Information for Pupils and Par
antS Regarding Schools Is
Given by Supt. Allen.
tTHIs NOTICE WILL NOT APPEAR
AGAIN.D


AGAIND
The city schools viii open Tuesday,
September ..
KINDERGARTEN AND LOWER
Thursday, August rs.
parents who have children to enter
kindergarten will present them at the
High School building for registra-
tion.
Alspupils who will this year enter
our city schools for the first time in
the first, second. third and fourth
grades will present themselves at the
High School building Thursday, Aug
ust 2S, for registration. Pupils above
the first grade will be examined.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADES:
Friday, August 30, all pupils who
viii enter our city schools for the
first time in the fifth, sixth, seventh
and eighth grades will present them
selves at the High School building
for registration and examination.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL GRADES;
Saturday, August so, all new stu
dents entering the high school, ex-
elusive of our own eighth grades,
Will so to Superintendent Allen in
the High School building for regis
tration and examination.
NO PUPILS WILL BE EXAM
lNED AFTER SATURDAY, AUGUST
80, BEFORE WEDNESDAY, SEP
TEMPER 3.
All high school students for this
year who were in attendance in our
nigh school last year and those pro-
NOTED from our eighth grades last
June are invited to come to th9 high
school assembly room Saturday, Aug
ust so, to confer with Hlgh scbnoI
Principal II. e. Tope in regard to
their courses of study.
NONRESIDENT TUITION: At
the time OF registration, every non
resident pupil shall bring a receipt
I from the secretary, Thomas L. Hud-
son, Office in Whittier school, for
three months tuition; also a receipt
/ for deposit to cover the value OF
] school books. The high school tut
/ tiun is $40 per year. The deposit for
books in the high school is So. In
all grades below the high school the
tuition is $50 per year. The deposit
for books in all grades below the
high school is SO. This makes the
first payment for high school stu
dents $40, and the first payment for
all pupils below the high school s13.
TEACHERS MEETINGS: All
HeN lcdSHSLS are requested to meet
with the superintendent at tho High
school building Monday, September
l at $3.50 am. Al this meeting. the
teachers will present their diplomas,
teachers certificates, life certificates
and any other evidence they may
have of education and professional
training. High school faculty meet
ing at the High school building ON
Monday, September /, at 10 am
Meeting of all grade teachers and SUI
( perVisors at the High School build
ing Monday, September /, at 3 nm
General teachers meeting, Including
the board OF education. The supcrin-
tendeut and all the teachers in the
corps AZ the High school euHdlng on
Monday, September /, al nm.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.

II was taken with diarrhoea and
Mr., Iorks, the. merchant here. per-
suaded me to try bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy. After taking one dose
of it | was cured. 1t also cured 9TH
ers that l gave it to-" writes NJ. E.
Gebhart, Oriole, Pa. That is not at
all unusual. An ordinary attack of
diarrhoea can almost invariably be
cured by one or two doses of this REM
edy. 1t is one of the most success
ful preparations that has been discov-
cred. Thousands have testified to
its value. For sale by all druggists.
S-1531
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
\ Grand Junction Roy.

In about ten days George White
will leave Lake City and go to Dem
yer to attend Theological school and
complete his training to become an
ordained minister of the Presbyter-
ian church. Coming here less than a
year ago, Mr.. White. by his earnest
ness of purpose, his liberality of
views and his geniality of nature, has
gained the respect and good will of
every one in this community regard
less of belief And in all of his lab
ors for the betterment of this com
munity he has been most ably assist
ed by his clever and estimable wife.
1t is beyond question that both Mr..
and Mrs. White take with them the
sincere regard and best wishes of ev-
cry person who has, either directly or
indirectly, come within their influ-
ence.-Lake City Times.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
duke LOSES MATCH
TRAINING FOR BIG
GO next MONDAY

Frank DuCray was able to down
j. p. Parrish, the Texas grappler.
once in 81 minutes at Montrose Sat
urday night, but could not get him
down again in the nine minutes of
the hour handicap and lost the
match. Parrish put up a brilliant
match, and the fans there were great
ly satisfied.
DuCray, who is now training for
his worlds championship match with
Chris Jordan of Salt Lake City next
Monday night, states that he would
like n return match with Jordan.
He is busy trying to make his 1853
pounds at 8 O'Clock next Monday af-
ternoon to be in line for the middle
weight crown.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
REVENUE GUTTER TO
RACE WITH DEATH

3 Associated Press. s.
s Washington, Aug. 26.-Wire- g
3 less waves are sputtering over S
8 the Bering sea today, calling g
. revenue cutter to start on o. 3
{, 000-mile race against death, g
s, after a fleet ship to get Fred NJ. 3
s, Chamberlain, the government 8.
: naturalist at st. Paul island and 6,
3 rush him to Seattle in time, it 8
: is hoped, to save his life. s
6, Chamberlain went to st. Paul g
9 island to take the seal census s
3 for the department of commerce, 6
3 but was stricken with heart g
8, disease. He is a bridegroom of 6
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The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
BUCKL|N SAYS
BUTRORN WRONG
Editor Sentinel:

Eultor sentinel:
Mr.. Buthorn, in his personal at
tack on me in last evenings Senti-
mel, made statements concerning my
private personal affairs which are
not true, and which have nothing
whatever to do with the question of
municipal ownership. He could. per-
haps, throw some light on the ques-
ton by telling us whether he is pay
ing ~ Y cents per kilowatt on his
electric light and power. or whether
he is getting lower rates, as many
other persons and corporations are,
who oppose city ownership.
Unlike Mr.. Buthorn. all the prop
erty own in the world, except small
and probably worthless mining
claims, are in this city, and its prop-
erty is mine, and / cannot work
against its interests, so as to build
up California.
JAMES w. BUCKLGN.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
VIII Run Meat shop.

Frank Hamilton and wife of Colo
rado Springs arrived Monday to take
up their residence here. Mr. Hamil-
ton Will assume charge of the meat
department in the Kicks Grocery and
Market. Mr.. Hamilton is an old
time friend of Mr.. Kicks, having
worked for him fifteen years ago in
Nebraska.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
MRS. BRADFORD TO TALK,
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver, Aug. 26.-Mrs. Mary C. C.
Bradford, state superintendent of
public instruction, has been asked by
Congressman Hobson to speak before
the house committee on education in
behalf of bill offered by Hobson to
encourage and standardize vocation
al education among the several states
and Mrs. Bradford will probably ac-
cept the invitation if she finds time
from her official duties to so to
Washington.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
III of Women.

Many women suffer miserably
from chronic constipation, causing
nervousness, dizziness and sallow
complexion. They will find that
Chamberlain's Tablets invaribly
bring relief. These tablets are easy
to take and pleasant in effect. For
sale by all druggists. S15-31
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
The NIillers Home

I: 5. Drainage Engineer Miller and
Iamlly and a sister of Mr.. Miller re-
turned nome last night from a ten
Gays outing at Lake City. Miss Mil
Ter leaves in few days for Guthrie
center, Iowa, where she will be en-
ployed in the city schools.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
LOCAL BOYS HUNT
FOR BEAR ON MESA

Earl Ingram, office boy at the
Fruit Growers Association, and his
brother went bear hunting on Pinon
mesa yesterday, carrying a 3O-30 ri
file. They did not run across any
signs of tracks, but had good time.
including a fall down a 2O-foot en-
bankment, which injured Earl's an
kle so he walks with a limp They
intend to go again and go farther
over on the mesa where they expect
to meet a bruin
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26

S. w. Dick of Chicago, transporta-
tion and purchasing agent of the re-
clamation service of the government
was an arrival in the city Sunday
from Provo. He has been in Montana
and Idaho visiting several projects
He spent yesterday here, on business
and left this morning for the Uncom-
pahgre project at Montrose.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
Minister Praises This laxative.

Rev. IT. SLubenvoII OF Allison, Ia,
In praising DR. Kings New Life Pills
for constipation, writes: "Dr.
Kings New Life Pills are such per
feet pills no home should be with
out them" No better regulator for
the liver and bowels. Every pill
guaranteed. Try them. Price 25c at
G. D. Smith Drug Co. stores.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
Homo From Denver.

Mrs. Frank McCllntock arrived
home this noon from Denver, where
she has been visiting for some time.
Mrs. McClintock and daughter, Miss
Merle McClintock. will have apart
ments at $50 Rood avenue for the
time being at the Johnson apart
ments.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26

The Y. NJ. C. A. cafe has opened
under new management Everything
new, neat and clean. Home cooking.
Meals Soc Meal tickets $500.
s-26-3t
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
Miss Wells Here.

Miss Gladys Wells, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clarence Al
drich, in Meeker. Colo, arrived this
noon from Rifle and Will spend
few days here, visiting before going
to her home in Idaho.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
Accepts Position.

Miss Rose Toupain has accepted a
position elerking in the outing Shop
Tor E. Frank Winfield. She is ex-
perlenced in the lines he carries and
VIII prove valuable in the store.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
Lowe With Barton 4 TcrriII.

William l.. Lowe, who has been in
charge of the Milne stables for sew
eral years, has accepted position
with the Barton & TerrilI Livery
company at an increased salary, and
resigned his place at Mines this
week. Mr.. Lowe is an expert horse
trainer and all-around horse man.
whose services are valuable in any
community.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
An Error Mns NInde-

An error was made In a want adv.
that has been appearing in The Sen
tlnel for past few days, inserted by
lady wanting work. The wrong
phone number was given. The adv.
is now corrected.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
Going Home To-Day.

Mrs. Eva Ellery of Denver, sister
OF MIS-. X. II. Baldwin. left this after
noon for her home, after a pleasant
stay mere, during which she was a
guest at many pretty social functions.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
Paonia Wants Games.

Paonia's strong ball club wants a
series of games with the Grand juno
tion team during fair week and it is
quite possible that it will be signed
up for games here.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
They Return This Week.

Misses Agnes Dodson and Sadie
Danlell' who have been touring Eu-
rope and America as the guests of
Inc Daily Sentinel, will return to
Grand Junction this week.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
A Daughter is Born

MI and Mrs. George Lowe are the
parents of fine daughter, born last
Friday. Mr.. Lowe is foreman at the
Excelsior laundry.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
Reedy to nnn site.

o. T. Reedy, chief engineer on the
diversion dam construction, left yes
terday afternoon for the camp.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-26
Home From Knnnnh CrneL-

Mrs. r. c. Walker and children
ana Miss Frances Adams returned
nome today from a camping outing on
the headwaters of Hannah creek.