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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

tpitS JtSilttS 0lluu uliU UtSltltSlt tpH
uuf alien @egcn.
et,e dbnlihe 8eidyitte p~aiiirte eli
mem Soloaten, Der Sdilhipade ltano
uno Tab, ipie cine Sans bon cinem
Sltno geipiirgt purOe. Gr peridgte-
Den 6unD unb Die %Ddnfbare Sans mid
bon bieier Wtinute niht bon Der
Shilolpade. Ils Der 9omr,anpeur
Die 8eihid)te erfiibr. licS CT Die Sans,
Die einem S~ddermeiiter aeborte, faIfen
uno ibr ncben Der Sfilbmade etnen
Stdq errid,ten, no man tie nit 8erItc
fiitterte. Sic fpurbe 81 Sabre alt. I
Der iesnenbe f6nislihe Batter.
Gin riibrenbes Senfmal tieiiter
SrDmmisfeit pic sGrtlider @aterlicbe
Suoipi9's bcs Sef3ebnten. bicies uns
aliidlif)en &Dnigs 0 Srantreid), bat
Sue. elmer ieiner treueiten uno mlls
tbigiten Siener. Dem irommen Sc
pddtnilIe Der Hahipelt aufbefpabrt.
Nm s. Ipril 1890 feicrte feline sr>
lalld,te 5otter. ipdtere Ser5ogin bon
IngDuleme, ibre erite beilise eommus
Mon. Im Rorgeu oieies feitlifen
Cages fiibrte Die &onigirt lire Sphtcr
in bas @cn,ah bes 3Dnigs unb instc
5u ibr: .Oteine Sod,ter. lpirf Sid,
nieber gu ben 6iibcu Defines Saters
uno bite linn ieinen. Segen." Sie
Erin5eiiin mari lid nieber, Der Gater
ieanete lie. bob Tie auf,, iinb pies iinb
Die Worte ienes beilipen N~tlgenblids:
yMus benz @runbe meines SerSens
iegne id, Sid, meme Sadter, unb bite
ben Simnlel, er mDse Dir Die @nabe
perleiben, Die sroBe Sanbluns, Die On
Dor bait. reht Sit ~fpiirbiseu unb 81
i6Gbeu. Sein Sera lit rein, .unb uns
ifluloig in ben ali9em 8ottes: Seine
@iinife unb 8c6ete .io1en linn tpobls
sefalen. gringe lie ibm oar fir
Define SHUTTER nnS fir mild. 8itfe
i'm, er moge mir bic 8naben ert6eis
len. ipelde mir notbpenhig linb. uni
fir bas Slid Serielisen gu nirfen,
iiber pelde er mid gum Serrider
gcieBt bat unb Die id ais meme
aiubcr anIcben iol. 8itte i'm. er
mose Die Helieion rein lno unanaes.
foften in oieiem Heife crbalten.. unS
per9tB niemals. meine Tpd)ter. SaB
oieie Hetigion Die Glielle bes. tpabrem
'8liides unp unicre Stiiee in ben
Sriibialen bes grbenlebens lit.
,8laiibe Sid nitt iiber bieIe unfdle
erbdbeu, Su bit nod iebr jung. bait
nber Seiuen Batter ihon mebr ais eins
mai betriibt unb tranris geIcbcn. Su
peiBt nitt. mciu &inb, ipo5r Sid Die
T%oriebung uufbcipabrt. oh Su in
biciem Geide blciben, ODER oh 81 IN
einem anoercn lpobnen ioQit. Wobin
Sid aber aud imnter Die Sano @ottcs
fiibren iperbe, gebente. bnB Su burb
Sein Seiipiel Inbere erballen mo
0utes lpirfen mlIbt. 10 oft Su Sc
legenbeit ba5u finben ipirit, unb hcs
Ionhers iprinsc Den llngliidlihen n1.h
all Seincn &rdften bel; @ott ba, ms
MIR bnrilm in Dem Stcnoe. in BEN;
mir le6en. geboren perocn la1ien. Sa5
nit mir an ibrer Scglii.s. ng nr5citsn
mnb lie IN ibrcn Sriibialen troitei,.
Och 8u Den Iltdrcn bin. ipo ma1
Seiner pnrtet. unb beIfiporc hcn
Intcr Der grbarmung. CT ipoIle nidbt
5nlahen, baB Su lie Die 8ebren liub
Grmubuungcn zines 5drtlid) l~iehenhcn
Taters pergelieit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
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gerburse ME mebr, ais On nerifenfen
tannit!

@enn On einem Sittiteller, einem
in Nfotb 9eratbenen Sreunoe aus
ailgenblidlifer @~erlegenbeit belfen
pillit. 10 serei6t Dies Seinem guten
Ser8en our gbre: Su barfit aber II lie
oarauf rehnen, bas @erebene
nieocr5uerbalten. auf eesentbeilisc
Setbcuerunsen perlaB Sid nidt; benn
meiit ober bod oft bdn9t bies tpeniger
bonn guteu 8tuen als pielmebr BON
Der Madt Der Serbdltniie nb. Sdrum
iollt Su crit 9enau iiberlesen, oh Oh
bic %aeforoerte Summe nur fir cine
sefpiiie 3eit pber eduslid entbebren
fannit; Johann ma9it On Seine @ee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Sn6ianer! Snbianer!! :

8ie bielen guropGern. bie Dor
pielen Snbren brrd) Die fat nift bes
fpobntc Irniric Norb> Imcrifa's auf
Der Sllde naf elmer nclen Seimatb
%reiiter, mag bicier Shrcdcnsrnf Der
aiis9cltelten Nnd]tipude an bas Chr
geflunsen fem. limb lpiepiel tbeiircs
9lut unb @ut bat es g~efoitet. che Die
.9leihgeiiftcr" Die H~otbbdutc bciicgt
nnb gum Srieben ge3lprnsen bdttcnl
Seute lit bns &riegSbeil 5ipiitcn Den
Icibcn uub Den Totbbdutcn anf cipig
begraben. Sic Snbiancr iinb pcra
itdnbig scnprbeu, trcibcn Idcrbait,
Vieb3udt ober geben alif Die Sagb.
Sic leben in Heiernationcn. B. +. c5
iinb ibnen gang bcitimmtc 9dnbfldfcm
Sngcipieien. in penen lie iih frei be-
pegen biirfen.
@icle Snbianer leben auh in Den
8roBltdbten Imerita's uuo scben CUR
Sdule. ga, einise bon ibncn beirhcn
iognr Die lluiperiitdt. Crit Dor aau5
flir5er 3ett bat Der Subn cines 6Guptz
lings fem ggamcn ais &ebtsanipalt
beitanoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

uiiIgfeit nit gutem 8eiuilien perant
iporten, Seiner Samilic, Sir Ielbit
acgeuiiber. unb odourh pielleidt elm
ltnbeil oerbiiten.
Snterefiantes fir bic 1ram.
Norlpesen bat nllnmcbr bas gleihe
Stimmreht fir beibc 8cltfchter elm
gefilbrt.
gepor3uat itub bon irioierenoen
Srauen 4bilolopbie, Sbilologic, &C.
itidIte, Matbcmntit lrnb Naturtpiiiens
iboft, neil bieie Sdder burf ginbez
5tebilng in bns 2ebrfah nm eriten cine
@riiteu5. idaffen. @cnigcr beliebt
inn Sic m~eoi8iniideu, lnb iuriitiihen
Sdtltltdten, iebr penig beillft bic tbeo@
logil6en uiib pbarma5cutiifen.
$50
Rdn iud,t bem 8cbanfen Galim gu
Ihoffen, in ben Sotcls ailden aroBer
Sabeprte, alien. &rpufeu. Ole idarie
Stdtporl6riften innebalteu miiiien,
8clegenbeit 81 berIdaffeu, itreng
fltrgemdBes Glen 81 erhalten. Sa5u
ioaeu beionbere &ofidrpeitern angez
itelt perben, oereu allfgabe es Ieiu
miiBte, nad dr5tliher GorIhrift BEN
&atienten furgemdyes Giieu 5u ~lieferu.
Si6erlih biirfte bieie anregung gum
geiammtcn aurerfol9 Der Satienten
erbeblid beitra9en
*+f
China bat bereits cine Srnuens8 es
tpegung srobeu Stils. Sn Sbangbai
9ibt es einen iftternatipnalcn Sralenz
Club, peilen IoriiBenbe Die G6ineiin
Sran @usSin Sang lit. Sic icgenss
reihitc 8irfung Der hineiiihen
Srauene 8epesung lit Die Heiorm bcs
Glementars llnterridts. SrosDem nod
tein Sdul5nang in China beitcbt.
fpurben in elmer Yropin6 alcin in Der
leeten 3eit 100 IdoGenihulen scs
sriinoet. Sn &antpn, in Siibs China,
CAB es i'm S~abreat190S bereits 25
lluterridts Initdltcit iiir Sralen ruS
cine 2ebrerinnen : 8ilbunssanitalt.
Zen Gbineiinnen3ift Der Sutritt 5u Den
unipcriitdtcu seitattet.
.,s II -
Gin Rathiel o6fr -?
Gaf eihem Bulletin bes Genius
bureaus gibtr es, in Den Der. Stuaten
S,102.0 900 lebise Manuer I'M Ilter
bon 20 Sabren uuoq hariiber unb o.
100000 lebige I~ngeborige bes peibz
lidlen @eihlcdts i'm Sitter bon Is
Sabren unb bariiber. @ic es in Dem
Bulletin bcs @eiteren 6eibt. iinb me-
nigitens 100000 pom iencn S.102.z
600 lebisen mdunlihen. Snbipibueu IN
ieher Siniiht beiratbsfdbia. Resbalb
lie aber trosbem uid,t .bie Sanoe Der
Sbe, fledteu", burilber peroen min
nidJt meiter auf9etldrt. Iber man
bari tpobl a%nnebmeH, bab nift MIR Die
a%ugcmeine Sertbeilerilng Der 2cbcns>
beoiirfniie barnn ihulO 1T, Ionberil
bon Iqcrn Die Neieung ODER 3ebenSs
anfhauuug Der cblen 8eiblidteit. ibre
Sitten lunb @epobnbeiten. loipie Die
geiteiaerten Inipriide; Die bon Sen
Sralien ans Sebeu geitelt iperoen, uno
auf oeren gefricoigun9 es piclc bon
linen bel Der gbeidlieBuns ausIhliebs
lid abseieben baben.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

Sic lau9en Scrbfabcnbc nnb bic biz gum lcbcn Stcbplab gcfIqcn
BARS" 9emabnen ciueu an oS obWe Bib @s lit nnurig unb piidt
perqenen 10 9esen iein ehclitrs @eb mo ieine nnihnlo9rn ainber gu
banbelu. llo bod gibt es iplhe Manner. lib audi 1ubt mdoerlm Die
-Ieenace~ gu bepsten. bic autbolihn purben BEN sroBhn %rpsemfab Der
Srintcr umo 3udtbduSler abgeben. Niles Die Sphe bS SuHprafi3hcreu5.
MANNER, pentt bod, an Cure 8el9on' an @eib mD ainbcr, .pcun Die
Teriudung tart pirb! =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
y y y =.
Die beutifen giid5fe unb bic Sims.

.-
geaiislid BEG neutrality-suspicious.
bat Die Sulbaer 9iIfofs ; gonfereu5
bonn 20. Iuguit 1918 folgenpe Be-
i6liiie gefaBt:
1. Sie ihulpfli6tise Sliseub 1T
bon Dem gefnfe Der offentlihen Sitlos
Soriteauu9en aiIs3uihlicBen. t''
2. Seionoere &oritelllinsen iiir
S6ulpflifti8e ieber Irt iinb mir
bodit ielteu 6u5ulaiien unb bon ben
&eligiunslebrern 81 iiberipahen.
3. &inber inter feds Sabren, ios
peit lie niht idulpflihtis iinb. miiiien
s%rllnbidblid bon alien @priteIungen
fernaebalten tperben.
4. Sen Yfarr9etfliden fpirb 'hte
lleberfpahung Der ainos 0arbietuneeu
inter @abrling Der StanbesgentdBcn
3~uriidbaltlrn9 uuh Die @eritdubigung
oariiber nit ben Srts> unb S6ulbes
BORDEN our Sfliht gemneht.
5. Sic @efabrcn Des &ino iiuo in
Der Stride unb Stlle ben gripddhIes
men unb ainSern eiubrinslid por5us
balten. A.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
. finn trauten familienkreife. | !.
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Wtooe brittgt Die Samcn@g 8eiten nit
uno obne 8epers, nit unb obne Sas
lden. .einreibig, poppelreibi9, iibergcs
bait uno untergefu6pft, init tiefem unb
balbbobem Iusidnitt, nit ufIb obre
8iirtel, 8eiten, Die Germ Sieber7
meters 8arperobc ale @bre 9emadJt
bdtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

qiitgfeit nit sutem @etpiilen perant
porten, Seiner Samilic, Sir ieIbit
aegeuiiber, unb bdburd pieleidt elm
lluhcil perbiitcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
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9enfiprmm.

Sbue 8utesl Sieb. nod IN
Seut' @eleseubeitl
Weibt Su, mo 9u r,or9en bijtt
Sliidtis 1T bic 3eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Sid niht fiirGten.

Gin inngcr Solpai betanntc frci unb
franf lcinen 0lauben. ginisc ieiner
8ameraoen iraaten i'm ipottenS:
-Wdrum gebii Su afc Sonxtaac CUR
Me'ie nno 5ur 9ommunion?" Or
a%ntlportete: .Ius brei @riinocn.
SrItens lit es meine GbriitenpiIitt.
Sfpeitens made i'd, mir cine gbrc bars
aus. 9rittcns gebt cs guh .nihts
an. @as babt Sbr barauf gu anti
iporten". fiigte er BEL. inoem er bic
Spotter felt a%nid,aute. 9ieie aber
i1ipiesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
nno baum?

VIZ uutW.
gu Dem bI. Ybilippus Neri fam emit
Elm Siingling unb cr5dblte ibm NIT
GROCER Sreloe, buB feline @ltern inn
auf pieles Bitten enblih crlaiibt bdts
ten, Die Hehtsgelebriamfeit 5u Itubics
rem. unb DaB er feline 0tiibe ifeuen
lpouc, Die Stubicn rcdt balS unb gut
5n bollcnben. Ser 81. Ybilippus
mafte niht germ piele Rorte llno
fragte nur: Limb bann?" - .Sann
luerbe ib Ibpofat", ertpiberte ocr
frpblihe Stubent. - Limb bann?"
fra9te Der Seilise ipeiter. - rSann".
ia9te Der Siinglin9, .bann lpcrbc idi
picle perpidelte Med}tsbGnbel 81 Cube
flhren uab mir burd meme 3cnntz
niIle nno meinen @ifer Huf uno Nuz
leben gu peridaffen piiicn; Die 2clite
peroet mir itarf 3~ulaufcn, Inn mir
ibre Ero5eiie 81 iibcrtraaen." limb
bdnn?" fragte Der Sciligc ipicber. =
"9ann", flbr Der ilnuse Ienih fort.
vbann fuerbe ih elm biibides 8da mir
oerbienen. Elm id)ones. Saus al Der
SaliptltraBe %faufen. Sieree unO
Hntihe anihafieu unb elm pcrsmiigtes.
berrlihes 2ebeu fiibrcn. Srobcm
@utbes lam I unter iold,cn llm>
ltdnhen Dem Ilter entgcsenacben. uno
ih tperbe meinc lcsten Gage in Gbre
nno i'll 3ilbc senicBen. lpcii Dam ia
ole meinc Wiiridc erfiiat limo"
@an5 rnbis frnstc Der altc Ydtriurdl
lpieoer: Limb banh?" - ,Nnm".
iaste Der Siinalins lansiam. rbaua
bann = ia paim iperec ih ifers
BEN" Ser bl. Sbilippils aber erhob
Die Stin,mc unb fragtc nod einmal:
LIMB bann?" Ser Singing auts
portetc bieranf nidt; er beoad5tc iid,.
inb e iticgen ernitc. ounfle Bolfe,
auf in ieiner Seele. 8eSunfem an 5oo
nne Sarg nnb Grab ulb an Sus arCbe,
title @eer 6inter Dem 9rabc. ali Sic
Gfuigfeit.
Or besriff nunmchr bic Miidt Ses
Seilisen unb beitllob. Dor IlIem
fir SaS 5eil iciner uniterblid9en seeIe
5u ior9en.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24
TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN
lcnntinnea rrnm pnr

Continued from Page l.)
instructed by the pastor and some Of
the teachers in the main doctrines
and principles of faith and religion
publicly united with the church by
the act of confirmation. \ number
OF times the question has been asked
as to the meaning of confirmation.
In short, il is the reception of Young
people into the church hy special
ceremony. but not until they are fully
ccgnizant Of what they are doing and
not until they are educated in the
elementary principles of religion.
A number Of persons Were received
by letter as Well and the entire SER
vice was filled. The large liall Of the
Odd Fellows building WAS used and
it was crowded. The sermon was
upon the Appearances OF Jesus Az
ter the Resurrection. The vocal
trio by Misses Edna Lille aud the
Misses Nelson attracted special at
tention. The music rendered by the
pianist, Miss Carolyn Derryberry. was
n great addition TO the services.
The Knights Templar attended the
church in a body in the evening. en-
tering the building to the music of
Onward Christian Soldiers. They
made Il splendid appearance as they
entered in fun uniform. The church
was filed with interested listeners
ana the music rendered By Miss Hail,
Mrs. Stephens and the choir was
much enjoyed by all. The Knights
and others who attended listened to a
sermon by Rev. Rohde upon the sub
ject The Last Supper and the Char
actcr Of Judas lscariot." The sermon
proved masterful production and
nit Keynote OF the teachings in
Knight Templary. The day closed
with large results and hopeful out
look. DIR. II. l.. Yarger will arrive on
April 9Th and at that time plans will
be effected for the building Of an edi-
flee for the Lutheran people.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24
AT THE CRYSTAL.

Wednesday and Thursday; matt
nee both days. Children sc.
The last performance of a thrill
ing film, telling a tale of love so
strong that it leads royal scion
from his home to cast his lot with a
beautiful, circus rider How his sue
cess breeds an insane Jealousy in the
girls heart and causes her to send
him, unsuspecting to his end from
the platform of death, the most spec
taeular contrivance ever conceived to
thrill the public.
A rider mounted on a spirited
horse, raised to the roof of an am
phitheater. while the fireworks
flare forth from the platform in mid
air. 1t tells of the excitement and
dangers of circus life and shows
many thoroughbred horses and some
great riding.
Don't miss this great two-reel
Pathe special or you miss treat.
Same old price, one dime. 3-24-2t
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24
HEAVY GAINS EXPECTED
lContinned from Page Id

General Passenger Agent Frank A..
Wadleigh, of the Denver RIO
Grande, informed The Sentinel by
letter today that in order to see that
there is no delay in the connections
he will have special representative
of the road to accompany the young
ladies' over a portion of the railway
route. =,
Some of the other great railway
lines will make similar arrangements
The standing of the candidates as
shown by the sixth count which was
made Saturday is as follows:
Miss Ethel Blackwell, city. 59,5S5
Miss Agnes Dodson, city 5000
Miss Florence Safl, city ,265
Miss Bertha Combs, FIuita. 10, 100
Miss Lena McGehee, city. 6,605
Miss Flora Springston, Fruita 5,22O
Miss Ruby Davis, Clifton. 5,13O
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24
At THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Continued from Page II
Sing With All the Sons OF Glory
Chorus
''AlI Around the Clouds Are
Breaking"
Ed Cnrrier, Barytone, and Chorus
Duet-"A Vision of Angels"
tTenor and sopranol
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
Angels Roll the Rock Away"
Ladies Misses Stone, SEQ
viii and Walker; Ed Currier
and Chorus.
THE DAY. Of Resurrection
Mixed Quartette Miss Walker,
Mrs. Kicks, Mr. Lane aud
Mir Currier.
Awake. Glad Soul. Arise
Barytone solo-Mr. Currier
But Know
( Mrs. Garrison. Soprano,
Mr Lane and Chorus
f"ChIist, the Lord is Risen"
Chorus
The Shade (aud the Gloom OF
Life Are Fled
Mr. Lane
MY Flesh Shall Rest in Hope"
chorus
| The Name Cf Jesus"
rontraito S1lu-Mrs. Stanley
I"I am tho Resurrection and the
Life"
Mr.. Lane and Chorus
The choir showed careful trainins
in both solo and chorus work and tn,
/ service was one of the most enjoy
able and inspiring ever given il
Grand Junction. If any particular
number should be mentioned espe
cially. il would he the duet by MIR
and Mrs. Lane ~ Vision of Angels. >
Mrs. Stanley directed the chorus o
twenty voices who ably assisted tn,
soloists.
The sunday school exercises in the
morning We're joint celebration oI
: Easter and the Tooth anniversary o
the birth of Livingstone. At tn,
clcse Of the exercises a missionary of
( fering, amounting to S20.O5 was TAX
en-.
\ AT the close of the regular morning
service five persons were added to tn,
church by baptism
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(Continned from PnEe IL

NSphtihu ueu lTom itse ~
total OF | 3 new members in the past
flve months. The offering yesterday
amounted to $500. The Sunday
school attendance record was again
broken yesterday morning.
The music by the choir at both ser
vices was pronounced by the large
congregation as surprising anything
ever heard here. Considering that the
program contained some of the fam
Gus sacred classics and that the choir
or forty voices is made up largely OF
inexperienced singers. il was per-
formed in manner that reflected
great credit on the director, who re-
ceived general commentator from
the congregation.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24
AT FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Continued from Page IL

VVVIIV TTWtU ITUTH T7HEt II
the church in this city and was a
source of keenest pleasure to Rev
Charles f. SETTER and his official
family.
A special Easter missionary thank
Offering was taken up and this net
ted $1TS. This sum is quite exclusive
of any subscription to missions which
might be made by either the church
as whole or by any of its members
The music at the services at the
Methodist church was Inspiring and
was heard by large congregations
both morning and evening. The
church was also beautifully decorat-
ed with Easter flowers.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

A one-piece. enameled sink adds
to the appearance of any kitchen. 1t
is durable. easily cleaned and when
installed by our workmen you may be
sure that it will give the top-notch
of efficient service. j. E. Mckenzie.
the Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24
D. A. II. at PnehIn Rcrnscs.

The Pueblo chapter Of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution by
unanimous vote refused TO pass the
set of resolutions sent out to ID. A.
r. chapters by Mrs. James w. Pin
chot. The Pueblo ladies had no de-
sire to become involved in a political
controversy. tsI
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

Dr. Isabelle Morelock has two
cousins who reside on Twenty fourth
street. 1t was at Twenty-fourth and
Lake that the great damage was
done. Their names are William Fitz-
gerald and Ebert Burnett.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24
A Word of Caution.

One should be exceptionally care
full Just now about taking cold, and
when cold is contracted get rid of
it as quickly as possible. To accom-
plish this you will find Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy excellent. It is
not only prompt and effectual but is
pleasant and safe to take. and has q
reputation of 40 years back OF it. For
sale by all druggists. (nar. 15-3D
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

Mrs. Henry R. Bell of the La
Grande rooming house on Main street
is worrying about her sister, Mrs
Sarah Clark of 1924 South Eight
eenth street in Omaha: She heard
from her last Saturday and is ex-
pecting telegram any minute.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

Mrs. E. A. Tx of 721 Ute avenue
is fearing for the safety of her rela-
tives, John Bonegranr and family of
South Omaha. In all probability
they were unhurt.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24
To Visit Dean Family

Walter H. Savage, wife and baby
are expected to arrive in the city to-
night from Watson, Utah, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +. Dean and
family and incidentally to attend
the Easter Monday ball.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

There is certain satisfaction re-
sulting from our plumbing which
cannot be measured In dollars and
cents. ]. d. Mckenzie. the Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

Money spent for cheap tailored
suit is worse than wasted. We tailor
only the best. Palmer & Bradford.
3-19-tf
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

Mrs. William Kicks is worried
about the safety of her father, DR.. ].
A. Morrill, of Lincoln. Neb., and her
sister. Mrs. A. T. Conway of Omaha
She expects news every hour.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

Lynn Kennedy and Mss Laura
Kennedy of Rifle are in the city Wis
iting. Mr.. Kennedy is associated with
Rifle banks.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

The folly Ct poor roof must be
paid for day by day long atone
ment. Why not try Carey Roofing
and end your troubles. Jas. II. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

Miss Ethel Kelso of the Outing
shop has relatives and friends II
Omaha.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

Mrs. j. H. Naples of this city Is
anxious about sister who resides
on Twenty-fourth street
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24
MANY PEOPLE HAVE
RELATIVES IN STORM

CONTINUED from rage ID
gerly awaited by Miss Mildred Lur-
yey of the Fair store force. She is
his cousin.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

Why don't you get a horse and
buggy and go and see your friends
in the country. Phone Junction 214;
260 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

Big Shoe Sale opens Wednesday
March 18th, mt Crowders.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

See the beautiful Easter Shoes in
Mcconnell & loves windows.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24
MRS. W. R. BIDDLE DEAD

9, Mrs. w. r. Biddle, wife OF the {
g former manager. of he NJ. j.
g Frantz store in this city died in 6
Z, Oregon last week, according to 9
g word that has been received 6
9, here by Mrs. c. T. Moore of 6
q this city. The Biddles left here
g two years ago, at which time 6
q they were well known and 6
g popular in the city.
., The cause of the death or the
$ place of interment is not an
3 nounced. The many friends of
q the deceased in this city will 6
g read of her demise with great 6
g sorrow.
@ 8
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-24

Get the habit; buy at Crowders.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-01
At Webster SPRINGS.

WEBSTER SPRINGS. ". Va. July
1.-tMr. and Mrs. Guy Prichard. o:
Fairmont. have been two very popu.
lar people. Mr.. Prichard is clerk OF
the House OF Delegates and his de.
lightlul wife was with him last win.
ter. in Charleston as an ardent sui
fraSist. Not the kind of sufIragist
they have in London. If you please. bu;
the dainty. intellectual suffragist for
when men will not only vote. hut
break their necks 10 help in any good
cause. ...
Cal F. Young, Jesse V. sullivan and
Houston G. Young for n trio who as
heart smashers cannot be beaten. |,
was impossible to conceal their mari.
tai relationships at home. had they
wanted to. so the few single ladies
here and the many charming girls o!
the town, have taken them for better
or worse, wives or no.
Miss Ruth kittle. OF Beverly, and
Miss Estelle Lively. of Weston. are
two young ladies who have been com.
ing here for several seasons aud they
were here in advance Of most OF lh..
large party.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-01
Hand
Gang In Pen

I.onnie Carpenter former policeman
OF tins cay. hut now guard at the
penitentIary at Monndsville in com
pany with another guard OF that insti'
tuition. came here yesterday for the
eight prisoners who were convicted at
the June term of the Circuit Court and
sentenced to serve time in the state
prison.
The convicts were nandcuffed and
shackled and then marched TO the sta
ton 10 await train No. 15 on which
they were carried 10 their destination.
II was a sorry spectacle to see that a
bunch OF humanity could come TO wha,
these criminals had. Those that were
taken br the guards were Marguerite
Scarpelli. vincenzo Bruno, Guiseppi
Feraro. Francisco Kimmer. Carlos
DePaula. Steve Odak. jefferson Taylor
and Alfred Clark! colored.