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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
Ger 6aninrtti.;yaa

@oibington, II. Suli. - sm
&nule fam Der Ganiinetti.Saa ipie.
Der 3ur Sprofle Jtafj elmer Ian.
geren Debate uuroe beidloiipn, nie
Code am 5reitag nuf bic cages
orbnung 5u iesen iulo ibrer 9eipre-
dung einen 8eitraunl BON bier
Ghyu0en 3u ipibmGt. Ger gIbgeorbf
nefe Sabn aus California ipir0 @e.
ner0IntiiDStt M1rOfennoI6s beftiq on.
greifen. Dar 8roteIt oes Senotors
MsburIt gegen Die gfustuobl oes gln.
MATES 9bomos 6. 3opoen our 9iib.
rling oes MGodenbanocI. gro3eiles
gegen 9iggs unb Gominetti iii
EountIddEi9 nuf Stnatsienotor S.
q. 9tanforo bon California 3uriid.
wsFiibren. @ie essbeiBt, beiitt san.
Ben di,1 Feine Grfo6rltug oIs
GtnntsoniuaIf. Der 4roseb beginnt
ant 5. gtuguit i'm 8unoesoiitrifts.
eerid)t in Can 6roncisco. Sopoen
lit bier eingetrotfen, UNI nit @ene.
r1I1nip1lt McRepnolos iiber oen
fnn Suefonfgriren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
Shrfen riden Dor. !
Sic THS entidluiicn, 9lOrinuDpsl
ipieoer sH beiebeH.

aonTtantinopel, II. s5uli.-0ie
tiirtii6e Regiernrg bat gefebI 9e.
ee6en, Die bon ben guIgaren er.
0terte SETTING glorianopel iuieOer
5n beieben. Sn bieiigen Gegie.
rungsfreiien beripridt man iih BON
bieicn @prgeben piel. Gritens
tDiiroc oas gSolt 8ertroieu 3r Dem
iebigen 0fegine bnben nuto bic Ttadt
her s5lngtiirfen ipeientlid1 erboben,
aueitens miro gegIaibt, ben gr0B.
ten 56eiI Der europdiIhen 2iirfei
bc6olten 81 fonnen. Die 8rob-
mddte iino bon Dem 8orgeben ser
tiirfiI6en 9fegierling urterri6tet
noroen, bod bobeit 6ieielben nod
feline Ste1ung genommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
5000 9er[haIsbanb aeitp6Isn.

2onoon England, II. sSuli.-Der
Goli3ei nuroe Der 3iebifa6L eines
Solsbanoes I'M @ertbe bon $685.
600 geneIbet. Der foitbore S9nud
ioa p1breHo 0es 3rausports BON
%oris nad) 2onoort 9eitoblen tuoroen
lein. g(lS man Die Sdq6teI off.
nete, fono man einiae Stiide 3uder
onItele Der 9erlen. Ga Der 3nder
fran56iiihes 5abrifat mar, tuuroe
Der 9iebitabl pabri6etnIi9 in
8rattfrei6 ousgefiibrt. !.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
gIItr gIniiebIrrin aeilprbrn.

8rau Bertha StmiB, Satin 6es
bcr mebreren @lonatcn idiolge ei.
mes StroBenbabnluiaas inns 2ebeu
1efoHmenen alien 9eutifcn Sot
SdnIit, lit Mittipod glbcuO i'm Ct
SSoiepb Soipital, no iie iih in Der
Slide neroient madte, i'm sitter BON
ST Syabren geitorben. Das 9egrdb.
mis- fiuoet morgen, 6reitag, BON
Der ct. Soiepb STRIDE aus olf Dem
teutihen fntboliiden 5rieobofe itntt.
Der Ntiitterperein, tpelhem lie an,
geborte, iuir6 Dem 2ei6enbegangnis
in boiler 3ab[ beilpobneh. Sic mar
cine edit oeutide 5rau, geliebt uni
genhtrt BON Aaen, Die iie gatanni
baben. 5rnu Sdmis binterLdBt me.
Der bier 1od in DeutihIano, bon
iuo iie Gnoe Der iieb3iger Sabre mil
i6ren @atten itn6 glmerita aus.
nanoerte, feline nGberen geripanote.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
llDtiitrt WpItr
Der 6ibtl
ffa wtliitf luisnfn hutm lns
lslas lu hbv emaha tsnlm
aftssaNafu lalaihmfad

gilf fa1s naa faslt nnnnisu
bttifHt ett laAl lnfit Nnlathes
tiH1fh an hfH mfnitlltfa Narpef.l
mh tishalb laaH llf lirmihilht
unb ir8nflise HiHlanfH o ltlali
ann Cpiff @liffn lamsn lanl
tchfsilAe p5r. tan bsHtu notl
bfrflla agmgihel linb Am Urafs
fal paipiial iiafh Il.iiam 0lnoba
nndi eiuef Operation re aroks
oibe telflfuHidia ben 1ob nan IN
fat oer Affite. er mar uohl.
hubnb un0 ben MaHgbn. Heb., neg
ttrtia Gm eennin aeiplial ilnrb
glbboit Glarib. iiber SEN menla
bt'annt III. Ilrfi BE Site ni.s
benz aeiiiiaeH @leihaeipidi atbrddli,
Irrnna Names S. Tounfleu IN Sen
6lib un6 crtrmaf es tomcr iedls
Cbnmadiiaialle Der, iiiui gldnner
Huo cine 5ralt
Die 9abI Der Der Site III cmd.
IA sum Gpier o5eianrneR bctr6at
bisber iieben.
0ie fiirdterlidle Site madlE it'd
oitdl ourb 0ls Sterbcu Der Fier0c
bcuertbor. Iic Smabd See ono
GoIo Stornae eompuup bat aeiiern
5ipei gieroe perIoren 9eioer ijt
nod fem peieutliheS g1a6laIien Ser
Site 81 bertiiuOen. SIN mittleren
giebrosfn iin6 NIT ia Grab ole
bisberigen SiBerecoros gebrohen
mor6en. Sn 0ebrou lpuroe nit i08
@rao Elm 9ieforo felt 36 Sobren
0ebroden.
lin I llbr aeitern 9tdtnittoa
5cigte Oas glegierungst6ermoueter
101 @rao un0 itieo Damn Itptig big
4 llbr arf 104 Grab.
llnbeiInlih f1brt Die uneebeure
Site FORT, in omaha ibre 8ooesernte
5l bolten.
Seit Dlitternnht Itorben 3 W11ns
ner: 9fobert Sole, Der in Der Be.
foiutten belttihen @irthid)aft BON
&enrD 9foblff, gde Der 26. un0 2ca-
nentportb angeiteIlt mar, erfroutte
am W1ithpod 9aahmittog pIotlid Is
ihner, Dab er nah benz ct. sSoiepb's
SooipitdI iiberfii6rt iDiirOe, no iefn
3uitato iofort alS boffuungslos an
geieben tpuroe. gr lit gegen DIOR.
gen geitorben. Cole mar nift nur
bel 6en @diten Der 8irtbihnft be.
fonnt uno beliebt. auh ionit b1tte
CT einen groBen 5reunoesfreis.
SSn ct. Soiepb's Soipital itorb
ferner Charles 5ouie, ein alitiher
Der Wfes'iden 8rauerei. CT ipobnt
1409 iiiol. A. StraBe.
Sn ibren reip. @obnlittaen itnrs
ben Saul 9orid, 1909 nOr0l. IL.
Gtrabe; Sobn 6. @uriter, 324
nor0l. Is. StraBe.
SSn ben &oipitdlern erfennen Die
erfabrcnen glugen Der 9(er5te into
SaranfenpfIe9er, oaB bic eroBe Site
bie @efnbr fir Die geihm1hten
aranfen perooppeIt. Erob aIler dr5t.
Iider 8eniibun9en iinO Die 2eioert
Der aranfen groB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17

rflnWnfshi htatu llmhatHw -
uiahtFufhmgu AfallAff Hna amf
fliaailAf Eilltiftf htlpui
alasaa - sssiisas AslilAal.

WHIlM 49, Aaii 30 nu1lhu
tal tHHi Hffsf.d. MnHim thn
h fftIlaflWta afHi AtagHlfn As
tdi pan NnmllNgla hlH Hsat
planllsH taa t EHdltfn uflf
afttlHa mli HHff NmtflfnNpft.
lhm Ngae ff6lIHgl aH agIgf ptf
lifb hff Ntmf At NblInnNt NHi
hut hab tff Hnh IlH lldflrs Nen
.mtF afatH hle Naait b limliur.
ff tleibfn mede Iifle mlhlln anl
ldt idlafillt triampll mrthen wt.
hflmrf Cttffealffmdsrdll hloi.
Icr al1 Bffifgier Aes prfublItfu
agmlilere hla {Hneln Dt b Toll.
pib hob oIr eainifrilma bea Icui.
Idai Nrieatrhimafa hgfuor. mclhr
N ole bod rrifenli.h bFieldurlc. Ter
gln0 wuifnBi ieti brrItdulfna NFr.
eiar. NIT elmer elVlnmlHl Niiialie0cr
3abl pcn 0fti pliHionm an ben
aaiIer nno bir aaiierin ionic Oci
0ronprinsrn mur0ra HnlOialnas.
IeIrardmme aeianbt. Ter adiIcr.
neld1cr ori 0rr glorolonoiabrt be.
ariiicn III mb 0urdl 5unfipriidl er.
rtift ircrocn mlBie. Iieb iofori
Iciuat bcrjIidliien 1auf iibcrmit.
teln.
Ter iocben eridienrne neur .Iou.
ticis", 0os Sabrhnh fir Eeuiidl.
lambs Seeiutereileu, itattet Oeu
@larineoepartement Der Ger. Stdo,
tln mormeu Ganf ab fir Die qoit.
Iihe 9luinobnlr, neIhe Der Oeltt.
lfen arelBcr.Gipiiion i'm borper.
saaaenen 5riibiahr aelegentIit il.
res geiudes in dmcrifanihen De.
Ddiiern gep1brt fpur0c. geionoers
berporgeboben miro Oas ber3lide
Giubernebmen 5ipiihen ocn bent.
Fiden un0 omerifauiihen Marine.
Gffi5ieren 6as iidl bel 0ieiem gln.
leB geOffenbart babe.
Die rgtor6oeutide g(lgcmeine
9eitilng" fuarnt 0elltide gleiienoe
Dor mborii9tigem 9botograpbiren
mO 3ei6nen i'm 9luslano, I'M lin.
annebmIi6feiten 3it Dermcioen. Die
aunogebung 0es offi3oien Hegie.
rungs.Drgans iIt fir notbpenoig
erattet iDoroen, ipeil uur 5u leidt
Spionoee.51ae fonitriiirt lperocn,
Gle mandmnl Iongnierige Diploma,
tide gtnseiranOeriesungen notbpeH.
oig MAIDEN.
Der Sdaaffbauienfde 9onfDerein
mnht Die glittbeilung, oaB Die Dor.
iteber Der GbarIottenburger 9epoIi.
tenfoiie peri6ieOenen aunoen cine
Notwithstanding bon oreibun.
tertt1uienO Iaorf aeitotteten. Dies
lei bereits I'M bergangenen glpriI
ent6eft fuoroen. Die oafiir beront
tport[iden geuntten ieien entlaiien
norben. Die 8anf lcIbit lit ipo1r.
ideinIid) nidtl geiddoigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
Jllidit Otbitltn
tntraild 9aIil
NhfIlIat rpftallsuta hsH ttu
Nadl'n alAi ab,l lauuua
tIaant a,haiia

alniln. A. Nnli Ven elmer 81
Nlsalsfuna nahtHgbHaH rHIaHlth
fkal mlsb hh NlgaN NlflfhH8 BE-
Ail6iial bah dnlablih hfa iuffIlfH
fAintllohFa hlp plrotmablf Hhfffla
lasfnmmfi lglsn. hlf tifiilhgH Gre
ioiieHgn itlf BE nunu NfHifu
tlnaliE nidii ,u nellaiifn etc fir.
Ten bhrlrn aotiauopgl nidi bfiftfn
Rleionhst5 Iu ahlkIono hafau iu
tfteIlift, cine NertbrlInuf oct 1het
irnaknolIr at pcfbinoefn
Nalti Niflhlna ans Nnmbufa III
Der Qmnnig Haupicr aAiuoraba
ben einrm ariediIdltn artrasiAiil
btiddnnnnbui miD in cnrn nficdi
iden Ndlrn cingcldlIeppt iuorbeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
aIntf madt !Snnberte pb6adllos.

! w1driettdJ o, IL. SuIi.
Eud Greet Ibale iino bunOerte
bon 2enten infolge oes 9lustretens
ces 5luiies obOa6los aeiporoen.
Osdd) bier eingelaufeHen gtahrihten
itno ungei1br 100 @obnbduier bon
ben yIutben fortgelpaiten iuorben.
Duluth, 9linu., IL. SuIi.-8ol.
tenbrunartige 9legen beruriadten
cine llebcri6tpenlmung Der Berg.
tperfc. Die in Der 2tefe or6eiten.
ben gergleute tp1ren bonn sEuS.
g0ngsifoht a6geidnitten. Sofort
m1hten iiH 0iettungsnannidaf
ans merf. Daan 6ofit, Dab man
rem eingeidlofeneit 9ergleuten NIT.
teIIt GDnnmitiprengungen einen
glusaotie idafft. Gle ioaen iidy
I'M obpreit Sorijontalidadt befin.
Den. Die Dime lit Gigentbam Der
EliDer Wlining GompanD, einem
Dpeiae bet llnite0 States Gteel
Company.
glIs Der Bolfen6rii9 nieoerging,
bcfonben ii6 lmgefd6r $50 Berg.
Ietite in Der @iine. Die linge1eu.
ren MnIIprlraIien itromten in Die
gflddte, obcr es eelang alien pr.
btitern aiber fiinf5ebn, iifl III ben
cbereit SOriSOntali6odt 5i fliidtcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
sic gheilnna (Shina'S.

Gefing, II. SSuli. sSu me6reren
gropinJen Oes d)ineiiideu 0ieides
lit cine 9leooIrtion alsgebro1en,
tuclde bon sSnpan nnteritiibt tpir0.
Soponiihc SfiiBiere ioIlen in ben
Oiri6en Der 9lebellen fdmpiea. Mud
6tfihoen iid) nebrerc iapaneiiide
aanonenboote In Der @efedts5one.
0os oeutide aoniuIat IN gtnnfing
tDiirOc 6eitte pont9ebeQen unlsingelt.
Ger Srubcl entltano, neil OnS aon-
iltlat 5pci 0iebelLen, Die III Dem
@cbGuOe .Sdub geindt ibattcn an
cie dineliide 9lc6ierang niif oeren
gIiifioroerimg ausgeliefcrt bat. SoIl.
ten Die Delltiden mgegriffen tper.
Cen, oonn tperoen iie Iid at pertbei.
tigen ipiiicn, opnn Iie bobcn @af.
fen nno Waunition genllg uno fon-
neH iih bis gum Gintreffen bon
&iiIfe boItet,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
sdlib.ROf DerpSnt.

@idmon0, ga, II. Suli.-glul
Sic glnflage lngebiibrIiden geneb-
ments na6nien Diapor 2linslie uno
Soli5eidef g9eruer bon &idnlono,
ga, bic erite 8erbaftung Degen
Srageus cines geidlibten 9iodes Dor
Gie gerboftete gab ibren gsamen
oIs 9loiiom gropning an; tie ipur-
&c gegen giirgi6aft, Die 5reunoin-
nen iteIlten, auf freiem SUB be-
lciien, I'M iid Dfittiuof i'm Golidei-
oerift gegen Die 9lnflage 3it bert6ei.
rigeu Gas ilnee OidOden bat ei.
lten glnipalt engagirt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
SsIanSitr fir 06ua.
EFpfsiiOr Punl 4. girinidl ii fur
ben Rpiien ansrritbrn
luurbeu.

ggnfhiraton, n. SnIi-Gr. ganI
e. ReInih. grofcNor Der ggirth,
idlaftspoIitif nn Der llnibcriit1t @is.
coniion, lit sum @eian0ten In China
ernonnt poroeu. Gr bat Die Gren.
nung oiiaenonimen. Or. Reinidl
III non oeuti6er gbflnit Sm Sob.
re 1869 in 1lilpatlfee geboren.
iuurDe er In Berlin, 9lom lmo ga.
ris er3oaen uno ltii0irte ooun on
Der llniperiitat BON @isroniiou. St
lit ein ousge5eihneter aeuner bes
Erieuts. "a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
$4,000 G9uINmiinsrn berldpinbtn,

GbilaoeIpbi1, ga, IL. aaiIi
9epeIhen bon Sulbltrb ntelocl ods
gerI6mil0eu BON $4,000 III @oIo.
miinjen airs einem Magoon Der
GenniDlnania 9obu m1breho odg
@eIb bon Der bieiigen giiinSe nod
elmer 91nf in Buffalo, u. y, ees
Shatft iperoen inlltc. Die 1icIiae
gobnbcomten beitreitett baB ein
9toub Itattfono. Sic @cnnitai Oer
@iiu5c nerDoltcn iid) idUeigIdnI. u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
gnbh im CFimrr ertrnnfen.

8dhreno 5rait sSoIeph Boper,
$50 G.StraBe, Siio,Omaba, bellte
Daorgen nit Dem Sheuern Der
Slide bei6aftigt mar, trot iie einige
Minuten in ein onoeres 8inmer.
9as iie nady Ser Slide 5uriiffebrte,
ia6 Iie ibr 2.idbriges Sobnden
WlidaeI nit Dem 9opf I'M @imer
IebIos iiber bem Galtbe bdngen. Die
U2utter fiel in 0bnntadt beim 9ln-
bltf oeS @ntiebli6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
g[[trr S,pteltIerf nrltprben.

Giucr Ser dlteiten Sotelclerfs in
Omaha, @onaro " Fitzgerald, III
nnt Mlitttpoh Nadnlittan in ieiner
@obuitng, 706 gtoro t8. StroBe,
nad LANCER 9ranfbcit oeItorben Su-
foIge ieiner Stelllng mO ieines
Iiebenspilroigen Neiens mar er I'M.
ter 0en Sonollingsrpiienoen cine 0er
betotutelten BerIonlidfeiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
Sntcrnatipuuler slpuueut III Gnbc,

3iirih, SAmei5, II. Sui Der
illteriationale aoubent Ser 5onn..
tagsidilIen fam i'll 3iiri6 5unl gl6.
I6luB; inter ben 8clegaten befan.
oen iid biele glmerifaHer. 9lt Sin.
na6nen liefeu iiber $900,000 eiiI.
@s beiBt boB Der rdbite &onpent
IN Gofio, Ssapan ubgcbaIten iuer-
cen ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
glns S,nffrriiell.

2omoon, II. Suli. 9ic gerIo.
buug oes 8rin5cu Artbur BON Son.
naugbt nit Der a,rin8eiiin glIeratI,
ora gictorin, Sersoein Don SIZE.
pnr0e angetiinoiat -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
glnilSlnna Ses ga6ntrnits.

9biIa0elpbia, 4Sa., II. Suli.-
sSm Ginflange NIT elmer fiir3liden
gnti6eiOrmg Oes 9imoesgeri6ts,
begaIm beute Oie glllfIoiuna Oes
llnion 9ocifie-lSoutbern 8ocifin
@lerger, inoenr g(ftieit Der gaIti.
more ono 0hio @obn, III 8eiit
Der Renni1 ihahn, fir glftien
Der Sou' leri i'm 8eiiB Der
ltniou Nncii tauidlt iDur-
ben. Sic 8l. Der 8ol,
tiniore dn0 Ohio lpa. err Union
gncific 81 $50 per 5 bic
gep0bnIi6e 9lftien oertbe
berfauft.
- 9. 3. @n..., beutider Opti.
fer. slugen unteriu6t fir grillen.
ABS grnnoeis @eb1u0e, Omaha,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17
g9etter6eridlt.

Sir Omaha, Council Bluffs iinS
llmecaeno: shon gI6eriOs ua0 Sreia
tag, wenig fiiDler gLbeuOs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-17

efinuer's Gl6ulu @acarOni-bei al.
len @rorers. @emnht in Rebrasto.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-17
Mckinley Shaft Is
Down 1914 Feet;
Is Men Working

John B. Ponder, manager of the
Mckinley mine in Unaweep canon
was in the city Saturday and yes
terday and states that he is running
two s-hour shifts OF men in the mine,
eight being employed in all. The
mine. which is also known as the
Trumbull property. has been sunk
TO a depth OF 494 feet, and side
drifts run to determine the width OF
the ore vein have shown 1t to be
about 2 to 90 feet.
AT the present time the men are
taking out a low grade ore, which
would pay well If a railroad was
close. The ore is getting better with
depth and Mr.. Fonder states that
the lowest level has now been sunk
below the level of the Unaweep can
on bottom and as soon as the under
current is encountered. he looks for
the original body of ore, which ought
to be very rich from the indications.
There Is the same hustle and bus
tie about the Mckinley mine that
there was about the canon during the
excitement some years ago when
many mines were being worked. Some
work is being done on the Last
Chance mine, east of the Grant
ranch Mr.. Fonder returns to the
canon this week, to take up some
supplies.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-17
How Long.
Photo by American Press Association

How Long.
Behold us standing in the market
place,
With tear-dimmed eyes and faces
wan and pale
Behold us here, the workers of the
race,
Whose Drawn and blood are offer
ed now for sale,
Irs. give us the work, Just give a
chance to toll,
Though we be slaves, these rights
10 MS belong.
Would you from us this last resource
despoil?--
How long, oh Lord. how long?
We gave you of our ripest years.
We laDored late and early in your
marts;
Eou coined in gold our agunies and
tears,
You trafficked in our life blood
from our hearts;
And now your NAV Is crammed with
food we made.
From slum and den we cry our
ancient wrong.
How long for MS this sorry trade?
How long, oh Lord, how long?
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-17
UNION LABOR sszz@ NOTES

analysis depend the subsistence, the
clothing, indeed the continued exist
ence of the human race And the
betterment in their condition is only
just beginning. With the diffusion
of knowledge among them as to the
Importance of their labors and the
power of their numbers, 1t is certain
! they viii not remain content with .he
small share allotted to them out of
the results of their toll and their
relative unimportance in govern
ment. SO says Chief Justice Clark,
OF the Supreme Court, of North Car
olina.
Many man wears himself out try
ing to keep up with his good inten-
tions.
The Los Angeles Typographical
union. No. ia, is after the 1915 In
ternational Typographical union con-
yention, and have already started
the collection of money to boost
/ themselves among the printing craft
Of the United States.
The right of the worl,ingman to
combine and TO form trade unions is
no less sacred then the right of the
manufacturer to enter into associa-
tions and confer with his fellows, and
IL must sooner or later be conceded.
Indeed, it gives one but poor opin-
ion Of the American worlSingman II
he permits himself 10 be deprived of
right which his fellows in England
long since conquered for himself -
Andrew Carnegie, in Gospel of
Wealth. page ia.
In addition to the passing by the
Trades and Labor Assembly last Fri
day night OF resolutions forninst the
division OF Mesa county and the form
ing OF the new Ammons county, the
assembly saw to IL that each mem
ber of the legislature, both of the
house ana senate, received a copy of
these resolutions. under seal of the
assembly. And while we are talk
ing doesn't it look plausible that
those 600 or 200 families represent
ed in the resolution would have
some weight in our worthy legisla-
tors deliberations.
Labor and Capitnl--A Few EpiGrams.
/ Labor Is the foundation of capital.
When labor fiddles, capital dances.
Labor without unionism is slave,
capital without trusts is wan
derer,
Without labor. capital becomes
tuheroular.
Capital is the harvest from a
healthy crop of labor
When labor halts, capital goes to
bed and sends for doctor.
The song of labor is received with
the applause of capital
= isas =is Z irum upuyt,II
that nnurishes the seed of capital.
The crop of labor is made healthy
by the morning dew of unionism.
Labor is the alarm clock that ava
kons capital from its sleep of idle
ness.-By Junie McCree.
The International Typographical
Union, which has always been
J strictly pR-to-date, and progressive
! union has recently added \ anothel
department, called the Employment
Bureau" This bureau was put iintt
commission on January /. and al
! thought not rushed to an appreciabl,
! extent as yet, il is expected that al
: the employers learn of 1t. and CONT
To have confidence in it.1it will be
: come one of tho most desirable OF tn,
many good features of this organiza
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-17
Government Will
Surrey Big Park

Glade Park ranchers and Big Park
ranchers are rejoicing over the news
received in the city Saturday that
the government survey of Big Park
has been ordered for the coming
summer, as soon as the weather per-
mits.
For many years homesteaders set
tling upon land in the Big, Park
have been unable to tell the exact
boundaries of their lands, due to
the lack of a government corner
post, from which other engineers
could make accurate measurements.
First Assistant Secretary Adams of
the interior department has notified
local parties of the government rec
ognition of the many requests that
have been made. AS soon as the
work is done, permanent roads can
be built. fences put up and thousands
of dollars worth of improvements
made.
If you don't oil your harness, see
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-17
BIBLE SHOWS SPIRITISM
TO Be DEMONISM
Mediums Deserved as NM as
Their Followers, Accord
ing to Pastor Russell.

Spirit Communications Through Me-
diums Come Not From Dead hu-
mans, but From the Fallen Angels,
Says Pastor Russell-In the Bible He
Traces Their History-Satan Him
self Poses as an Angel of Lisht-Ths
Bible Is the Torch of Liberty and In
tellisenee, the Foe to Superstition
Ignorance and Demonism.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-17

Jacksonville, Fla,
February 16.-The
Opera House was
crowded today to
hear Pastor Rus
sell. He spoke
twice. We report
one Of his dis
courses from the
text. 1.-The angels
which kept not
their first estate,
but left their own
habitation, Hehath
reserved in lasting
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-17
Need a Strike to
Embarrass Wilson

Sentinel Special Service.
New York, Feb. l6-"Thc rail-
roads need a strike in their business
to cmbarrass Woodrow Wilson. and
for other reasons and / am afraid
they are going to get II, w. s. Car
ter. president OF the Brotherhood of
Firemen and Enginemen, said to-
night
Carter made this statement al the
close OF long conference with his
associates, who, with the president Of
the organization, hayu beCu handling
the firomen's side of the dispute with
the eastern railroads over demands
for higher pay and revised working
conditions.
The Patternmakers' league will
hold a convention in Detroit Mich,
in July.
The printers OF bridgeport, Conn.
have recently secured an increase OF
from 5 1 10 S2.50 per week.
Soon We VIII be having more Of
sane fourth agitation This move
ment which OF late years almost
put some Of the manufacturers OF
fiFecraekers out of business. has not
been the means of finding any eff
fective way 10 stop "cranks'' from
shooting off their mouths
H,es,..,
nv IusE ms nUIsG
and wanted 10 advertise for it, The
editor asked him what he wished 10
say "Yust put vat | told you" re.
piled the man. One mite the uddei
day apout a week ago last munth
heard a n9ise by der frunt middle ol
dc pac yard which did not use to be
So | jumps the ped oud und runs
nit der door open and ven | see
finds my pig iron gray mare he wa,
tied loose and running nit der stahl,
off. Who every nrings him bacl
shall pay five dollars reward
The abolition OF slavery in thi
and other countries and of serfdon
in Russia are but parts of world
wide Improvement IN the condition
of the toiiers OF the world. the. work
ing classes, upon whom in the las
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-17
Stomach Misery
All GONE

MY. HOW iliu Suitef but NOW III
Happy All Day Long and Sleep
Fine
That's what woman said just
few months ago. She said more and
here it is:
Il wish Il lay within my power to
persuade every woman sufferer from
dyspepsia or Indigestion Cor whatever
they may think their stomach trouble
Isl to give MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets
one weeks fair trial. | am sure that
every one of them would thank me
from the bottom of her heart
81 am well and happy for the first
time in years and | do not hesitate to
give MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets all
the credit" Follow this advice. Give
Ml-O-NA Stomach Tablets a week s
trial; If they do not benefit, the c.
d. Smith Drug company stores will
return the cost-50c. Cfeb IA, II 21)
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-17
Blair in Town.

Blair in Town.
Doe ] I. Blair of the Whitewa-
ter section, prominent pioneer
rancher, returned to his home yes
terday after a short visit in the city
with friends.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-17

Men, your attention lis called to
our large display of the seasons
handsomost fabrics. Select your
Spring Suit early. Palmer 4 Bradford.
2-3-1mo
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-17
Durango has Big
Building Item in
House Bill Today
Associated Press

Associated Press.
Washington. Feb. 1.-THE omn-
bus public building bill, carrying a
total appropriation of s2o,643,OOO
was reported to the house today.
Among the appropriations author
ized are 100000 for Douglas, Ariz.,
and $1,000 for Durango, Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-17

Speakman in Glenwood.
Walter Speakman of Master Me-
chanic Fagans offices, went to Glen
wood Saturday on company busi-
ness.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-17
Here from Creek.

Nicholas Metres and wife of the
upper Hannah creek section were
visitors in the city Saturday and
Sunday.