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3ies tsmo 5as.

Die Observation-Disclosures
BAL esitern bic ibr Dor siuiser 3eit pom
S.ebtingenisur Noits iberianbtea
g.Gns fir bas projettirte nsus Qbs
5usetonalinftem gutgebeiben unb
6trrn 8oite in bisism Sinne benahe
r.ftiet. 2nut ben geIsBIi6en 8eftims
muraen III oie S!abt gehulten, bic
9uibetbuns bee Gtdatsgsfuueheit5s
bs50rns fir iolhs gIGne ein3ubolen
Cine QnsabI .1burmz z4rarler"
trufsn I'M qnufs bes aeitrigsn faces
tie n6tbiaen gorbereituhsen 3ur a6s
na6me Der WinbFd5ne auF Der Spise
nes 5burmes Der Griten yrts6pterias
ner4airhe an -Sft Wierten StraBe.
Tieie 1sahHe III aItsrsfdhipud uno ins
folaeosFeH cat Der itdrfif9s 0ebdubea
infpettor Rapp dRgeoronst, oob lie
berunter muB. Die n6fbigen Gsriilts
sur 4bnabme purben geftsrn bon Den
,,Rrorlern~ nntsr Der 2eitung bon
9uitap Gmnis. Der ieit 20 Snbrsn bic.
fem qefa6rnollen geiperbe nahssbt
am Sburm Bis sur Spibs anaslegt
unb hsute mirb Die Jahne, tpelde BIZ
Geisalt elmer SarD bat, beruntsrgebcli
iperber.
- Sn Der eeftrigen Gibung tel
gnrnth anmmiFdre fpnrpen be 4nt
ushrse oAf $4,000 Bombs bes Gin
eirrati Sdulbiitritts, ipelf,e bic aort
peritdf. DOR sinissr 3eit fur Der
gGnntp 9iIsungsfonbs onestauf
Latte, dls ungsniigsnb 5uriidseiuisien
neil bos b06ite ansebot fi6 nur als
$137, ,783 belief.
- 8eitern abeuo fdno Die so. Se
meIterihIuBfeier DER ref,tsspiiienidsaft
lIihen abtbeilimg Der llniperiitd
itatf. 2ie Seier 9ing In Der Mae,no
rial Sole Dor lid lino Grgoitperneul
Sarrlon por Ser 9ieoner. Gle GipIo
lme mmben bon HidJter @ortbington
oem graiinenten oes sauratorium5
iiberreid)t. 2ie ,3abI Der 4bthuientel
/ tit 30.
- Gie Serren Sacob R aofs al
BERT Goldman, gHoh Gtrider I'M
lS. a. Geinsheirer iir6 bic DELEGATE
Der hieligen @ereinigurtg Der &leioet
lfabrifnnten 3u Der ssabresperiamln
iIuna Der Observation-Disclosures, oi
am 2. suni in atlantic eitp 5uiam
mentritt.
Ter Sritte Sd,ieosrihter in Sc
IStraBenbahn. n.aontroperie iii MOI
Inift geiunoeu. lie Serren Grape
lnno ssrep fotten audi Geitern pieoe
eine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die abe
ebeniaas fein gleiuttat seitigte. q
lpllroc ieood, beulerft, ooB berte Dc
| brittle Shieosritter erfnnrt Deroe
IDiiroe.
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Rem gort, %. Mai. - anget.:
.Niagara bon 5dprs.
4bgegungen: ga propence" na4
6apre; .4merita" nad 9arburs;
.4oriatic" mad 2iperppol; .Galubria"
mad 8enud; San @ioreio" nd9 Reos
pei; r2uifiana" nah Reapel; ,uuiteo
States" nnh 9openbagsu; rReip
gprt" nah Southauptou.
2ueenstpD H. 4ngetommen:
Baltic" BON Sem Yort, nu6 2ipers
POOL beTtimu1t.
abgegangen: .gebric" (Don 2ipers
pool nah glefp gprt; rMaieftic" (ooR
Sout6amptpn) nah glep Yort.
QiperpooI. 2lugst.: n5Gpers
foro" BON 8bilaoelpbaa.
Rotterp m. anget.: pRoors
BAN" unb r8pIturno" Don Retp Ycrt.
Qonbou. 4bgeo.: nWtinHetonta"
nan ReD Yort.
Uepntreal. Quget.; ga Sours
rains" BON 5apre; n8doertano" DON
RotteroaH.
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linion Der syrad)tDerlaSer.

an her Mrbeitsrbolls ipnrbe geItern
asbenb bic Union per srndtDerl1ber
ir5 aeben ~eerufen. De- Organize
ii,ns Weriammlung tpobnten etfpu
80 ssrohtptr!abtr Bel. bic an ben
idmmtlit<n biefieen 8dbnen NIT Der
ausnctme Der ponbanbIe B0ta be-
fhcftipt iinh. Ter Greibritf fpuroe Der
irsuen lnion, bic nls 20inlperbdnD
Fo. 1856 Der Gra6tDerlaber 8ereinis
Ienna befannf fein iuiro. nom Grgaais
inipr syrcnt gaist iiberrtiht. tpornui
|T. 6crrington sum glrdfiDenten unr
Euanft H06mann aum Gstretdr q:
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2okol.Derid)t
Der fleine gd)nlratb.
Nfnn rsferenbiri ,uerSen i0a, miiiieH
bic Sd)rittr basn setbau 'ueroen.

lie periioFicne pegisIotIr bat be-
fanntlid) bic irnrolpeiie Bertreiuslg
0cs 5dnhrnths abgeihnfft nno oen
ioaeuannien fleineii Gd]ulrdtl treirf,
nernus iirnen cner hod)ltens 5etDi yif
large" su mabIenoen WiItgiie0crn fe-
iseheis ioll Asihreao nnii 0lc ebeltfalls
paffirte 93iH Siir arcirnng ocs fleiliei
Gfootroths uon oen 9iirlern oiIr6
llrabiinunIling erft gltacbeibcn iUer.
Den mi.l,, ellc 0icies geies III aralt
trefcu fam, febit bieie Reiereitonni.
ffouiel Bel oeiil gdulrathsgefeB MIt
onberen Ascrfen bns 0eies trift III
aruft, as Iei nenn Die 6eaner 0es
ffeineu GdulratEJs riihren it'd, Dsrnns
InIfsu ,tilier benz nIlgemeiiien ,snitia.
fiue. iino wcfetn0iim.@cieb eiile liz.
nbitimmlfila unD forgen onfiir. bob
Dns IN nielen 9esiehnngen ailtoBias
Weist an oer @ahlnrne periuorlen
fuiro. lin Die 9icfcren0iri.ng at psr.
nnIniitn. amB Der snitanoigen geb0y.
be cine on1inaebefibc Eetition inter,
Ereitet ipcrben, bic Die llnterihrsA
ron 3ipei Vrp5ent Der Ndhier ilt Der
Gtoof Cincinnati tr1gt Iieie 3ahi
III nift bcionocrs arcf unb mare
Ieift 3u beid)oiien. slber Gle lit nm
gslnge. oenn bic getition mub inner
fuIb ied,5ig Idgcn bon Der ltntrr.
seidnuna Der gia olrd) ben @oiluer.
lieur ar I'M geiib Der snitaitbigen Be
h0rDe iein Gin fleiner Edulratf
0iirife. iuie bas geiipiel IN GnoerI
Gfabtea Iellrt, ben ociltffen Inter
rid)f aef0hrIih tperoeH. I'm iidl abr
bieier @efnbr 'iibcrhniipt nidlf aiIs3n
ieben. iolIten Die beutidlen GeHtrcl
ssorperIdaiten Die Ead,e in Die Sans
HgIlmen nn0 cine llrnbitimHuiig llbe'
Aas ..fieine~ Shulratbsgeieb uerafl
fuiipa @ic perfdutet. lit Elm oiss6e
5iiglites ssomnitscc oes Teutidldmc
rifnniid1en StaDtperharbs pom HrdIi
0eftcn Sgrrn sSobn Sdlpaab bereit'
onbiH iuiiriiirt lporoen
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Gin inaef1hr Is Sabre alter
aIionn, ben Bran Clifford DeiIer, ben
SO. 3485 GcrnefI Elnre. oes Ceffs.
reB iii neinen Mrbeiien in iisrer Nsob.
illtils beIddifigte, mnd,te iih aeltsrn
eiiiek gruben Wertrnuensbriid3eS
f1ul0i9, isihem er ieiner Mrbeitgeber.
III ntigeblid cine $iO.9sote urter-
fuo. Bfnu Y2iller batie ben Wnnil
aus ber GinplonnseIit Office an per
9eeuittu risn GI1n Strnbe engngirt,
1sn0 i'm NIT fIeineten Gr6eiien be.
f&dlsipt. 0d Ser ilulse uannn bad
0eos 8sttz1slln ner fFoa eesDor,ssH
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Selesrapbiihe gtUtisen.

- Saco6 8emsrls, elm 2otcuotips
fiihrer bat am 5reitag in grte, pa,
feline 9raut, 5rl. DtarR Sones. ers
ihpFen unD oauu SeIbitmoro begons
gen.
Sn Sbdron, BEL Mebina, Sbio,.
iIt am 5greitas 5ruu Sames Speer les
benoio perbrdnnt, dls lie nsriuhte, bas
sEeuer i'm Siinenpfen nit Silfe BON
9etrpleum an3u3iinoen. Die aaHne
erplpoirte uno tbrs 8lsiber gsristheu in
graub. .s~3ds 6dus brannte nieoer.
- Erau Carl 9urb, bon Gaitalta,
S6io, purben am Sreitde NIT ibrem
8uegn in 8eniee, Spiiheu Gaitcltn
unb Sanbustn pon einem 3ng Der
2ofe Sbpre giIeubabn iiberfohren unb
ouf Der StelIe getOotet. gle bt1ters
lGBt ben 8otten unb bier ainoer.
Sn @lepelonb, Sbio, If 5rdu
Rate Gberln. 26 Sabrs alt, bic ben "a
Sabre alien 6arrp Gperett erfhob,
neil er nit feineu ibr ertpieienen Aufs
msrtTomteiten niht ndhlafen fpolItt,
an feds Sohren 3uhthons nerurthetit
tpprbeu.
- Sultus Sirn1 Elm iuueer @ma2
teur. Der i'm auna porf Motproronte
All glepelanb, Ohio. has vRenneH@ NIT
einem Motorcpele erIerrte. tam bort
am Sreitdo ums 2eben. Gr rsrIor BITE
apntrole iiber feline Raf9ine uno
fubr gegsn einen pfoifsn on. &c
nurbe auf Der Gtsr< 9et1btet.
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llnfdne.

9in Der Qoneiportb unb Gin
Gsrab. uarne gsitsrn gfeab be 25
Sdbrs alie CLARA aaron BON 30. 1403
Cal Girobs, g,r,ee Siu, bon e.nsn
Mniomobil nisoergsrnnnt uno trn5
Gerlsbungsn am Riiten o1pcH, be
ibre llsberfiihruHg mad benz fidotifdsH
!Sofpiial notfnsnois mahten. Ter
nnFn[l ioa nn1sbl.h burd) sigsne
gha!D Der aarcn berbeisefiitrt ipDrs
b n iein. pa c:cIelbt bsim lIsberFhreis
ten bes Gh1ronmmss ni6t Die B1rs
rnagsiignuls nes Ghauffeurs g. 3.
Gtefies pon 30. 125 Wtit 5. SiraBs
t:ahtes BADEN ipll unb brett in ols
auto hinein!ef.
gIn osr 6. uno Ueain Strabs
ruree ssiierH Nbenb Ter in SiibsRors
ipooD mo- ssn,nfe Sobn R0iisr bon sie
rem Gsfpaan Hisbsrgetporfen unD irul
g'srIcsungsn am aopf oapou, ii. m
f.dniiiHen 5oIpitdl p.rbanben ipursen,
tpnranf iih R5lter nah IeiHer Wob'
Tuu1 teedb.
- Der sSnitandieur Geo Me bsl Don
30. 207 Gif ciberin StruBe ipar a.
firm in ben 6auIs 30. 263 Riot e.
Stt1be mil rem 4nbr brnae1 sinei
adnlps beifdftist. nls sr Der 'sheHilid
einsn hohseIplnnten eleitriih,n ati
tungsorcbt nit Den 6dnten betiibrts
ioo5urf sr fih gronopunoen an 5iDs
sy.nssrn Der linten 5ano susos. Hod
aniesuna zines wsrbanbes be5db iid
msipsl mad ieinsr NpbnuHs.
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lie (yeOras 4. saaSs sdnIe.

Seute Rnd,snittag 5 llbr iinoet bic
effi5iells Ginipeibims Der ,eilen
sSeprae 8. Sonos Ghlle an ssree.
man ape. nno ,SinoIap StrnBe itotf.
yrin5ipaI Geo. Il. Ganos. SiIfsidnll.
superintendent Moberts. grin3ipal g.
.. 2non uno Or. %. %. lid. Der Gil.
perintenbent oes beufidenllnterrihts
meroen oie 9iebner fem. Aubsroerl
aeInngt Elm biibihes naiiifnlif1ea
Vrogrnmn snr Ourhfiibrune inis
cine MISUNDERSTANDING finoet itait
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@einahen.

Gic Ieteftips Genter uab Deriis
hnrot ionben eeitern In einem Anibe-
,pobrungsrnnH bes Grnno Central
Nobnhofs ad)t ipertbpolIe MutonlDbifs
reiien. Die EoIiSei iii bemiibt, ben
Gieentbiimer 3u ernlitteln. nHo luir0
angenonisnen. bnb bic Neiien irseno.
no aeitchIen sporoen iino utto Der
Gieba oicieIben i'm wobnbcfsgebdlioe
untergeifeIIt bat, bis er fid) fidaer
fiiblte. O1s euentueH e1fcbIene @ui
an bsn psarn brjnaess sn t6nness.4
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Jn(anO ge(egrap6
Die Bat elmer irriinRis
nen W(utter.

Sofebo, Sbio, %. Mai. - 5ran
sSerpme 6urris artrdntte bier an
sSreitag ibren bier Utpnate alien ancs
ben in elmer .3iiterns; iiberfhiittete be
8etten in ihrer @obnirng nit 9afutin,
{hlpB ale 5hiiren unt ftedte els
5uus in 8ranb, in benz ith 5rou 5ars
rig nit ihren bret onbersn 4inoe-u
befann. ylah6orn er5ra6en obec bic
gbiiren uno I0Fhteu bos sSeusr. Tie
5ruu. bic 29 Sabre aft 1T, tpuroe erff
DOT einem Monut aus einem sSrrenaipI
entlafeH.
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Eerisnal. l.VOti5ens

Irl. gaufine nnb % leria1
W oldtn BON NtiD Dorf.A Gottsr
Des friibsren feutIheH 5bsd eroirels
fors 9srrn 6nbert Ulotdin, futiltn 5u
einsu fur5en gefuh Eel ihrsr 7an.e,
gran Wartba 8osenberg. b.r bttdnns
ten heutifsn Stoulpisleria.
Inter rem abitnrisnten rsr Suris
iienfhnle, he eeitsrn 9bsno ihrf Dis
rlpmc erbislisn. befinbst iih 5err
Carl O. Werner, Der Sohn unz
feres bstdnnten Witbiirgers 6errn
Guitar Of. Wsrfer. Gin fflerliDiil0is
aes 3uinmmtntreffen III Is, baB Der
0aier an pemfelben 1aoe Dor eeuau 20
5nbrsn sbufalls orasuirte. 6err gn<
fiab Wernsr srbielt nandls ben fetnem
9ater. hsm nunmehr peritortensn gipz
rier 1..S. Werner, einsn einfih n
GOlcrina, beTsn Siessl cine sIsins
mfpmung trGgt. 6err mesner bat
| iih geIsern Abtno BON bisTem tEeiireH
RfeinoD gsfrenns uno es gslsgsniiih 4
elmer flsinen Jeier i'm hdusIften artiIs
BEN Gobn on ben ssinqtr eeitfdt. Ter
| ljunae Mnnn Bat nit beIonbsrer Quss
seihnuns bic SuriitenihuIe atfolDlrt.
einer Der dltejten gionicrs res Eis-
| iigsn 9eulfhtblms ifi atIisrn in GERM
aarI Ahr in Die gipi5feit btniibers
sefhiummert. DIR Dab nee 'nieoene,
asr bas bohe 4ltfr bon "a SaEreu CT.
ielhit. bat I'm aaufs Der bisien Sdbrs.
fudbrcnb ipelhsr er bir nniGiIig oelpss
fen, iid burG iein ternbsutfhes Welsn
unp feline hsrnorrdaenoen gtnrdtters
eieeni6nften Die a1tuna uno sSreunb.
EfGaft alier 3u srtpertsn seDnbt, otneH
es Dergonnt aeipefsn. maker nit ihnl
tesanni 81 fptrben unb bic ar1mg
| teugtsn 5inierbiebenen biirfen bei Sc,
ifip.rtn otimIuhune. BON Der iie b.
troffen iDrrneH. cer iHnisitsH Sfsil,
rdhme perIidxrt iein. lie gserbigunc
| fin0ei am Wontos Qa6mittag nm
| llhr pom 3rausrhaufe, 30. 25 Dsf
CORN Strabe. aus ftott. Der Gnt
lfdlIafene bate lanee Sabre binbrrd
lem Sfneibsreei9dft, Iebts fih iebo1
Eocv nunmsb, 10 Sobren 3nr Rn5s
| an ndbsren elnasb0risen hiHferldb
Snr ahr 3ipsi S6bns, Germ ma,
eibr, ben Giasntbiimer Der Hortb Gin
cianeti Sce onb Goal Go. unb 5bspbo
| ssft. fotpit cine 5onier frau gIar,
4 efrnfhipsrosr. bic Satin beg Deli
SiFen Scbn Gbrnihpsnber.
Serr ]. 9e. Suite NJ graiioen
Der 6ineinnoticr aftienborie un
lrpohibefnnnter NsafIer. uuBte iih az
fiieru I'M @etbesoa Soipital einc
leidten Shroperafion lnier3isher
lie Gperation nnhm einen piteitgser
Iaui uno Der gatient ipiro bnIo luie
Der bergefteat iein.
Ir. 8aul8. Boobies bat al
2efan bes meoi3iniid)en 1epdrie
merits Der llniperiitdt ogu ltnirerii
tatspr1liocnten Tr. Inbnep ieins Re
J iianation eplaereidt. Die in aroit III
ten ioa. io6nlo elm 0dtfoIaer geiur
, ben poroen lit. Gr. EoolIen eibt al
@runo On. Dab ieine patboIoaiid]e
,sorifnfigen ieine anu5e 3eit in slr
l iprud) nehmen. Die llniperiitotsbI
> borocn peroen pcrinhen, ben herpoi
: ragenosM @eiebrten gum gleiben 8
{ 5eiDegcii.
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Ger G6Iiseihef BON Sort 9bomas
tbeilfc Der bieiigen Bcli5eibebDroe
mil, bab ein GoIoot aus Sort EboRas
angebIid einen armee Colt Henoloer
3S GaIiber, ertipeHbete nito iib nor'
nusiiftIih nod Cincinnati begeben
bot, Inn bic @affe 81 Derfanfen.
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fadhIt nurben. Anfpro6eu uurben
ron Grant giiit, James Wilfon. 5snrn
Etf, gDiTlinm Robr rnb bon Charles
alderman geboIten. Die SnitolItrung
Der Beamter. finbet am tommenben
Dpnnsrftag itntt.
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bntte, iiberaab Iie i1m geitcrn cine
$10.Tote nit oe.n Anftrage, bisielbe
3u spefieIn, bon meIdeni @aiiae ber
llnbefnnnie 1ngcblid) nidt nlebr an
riidfebrte. 9is 9soIisei befist cine
CUTE MISUNDERSTANDING Oes Dson.
nes ino Foift oesielben bobbaft 81
lpgrocn
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28
33,323 VEHICLES PASS DOWN
STREET IN TWELVE HOURS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Paris, Feb. 27.-The vehicular
CONGESTION on the streets of Paris is
greater than in any other city of the
world, and, in spite of the efforts of
the municipal authorities, no way
has yet been found to effect any per-
manent Improvement in street con-
ditions. The problem is an ever
present one, and it grows worse ey-
cry year; for Paris, strangled by the
stone belt of the now useless, fortifi-
cations, cannot expand, but must
grow upward.
No such congestion of traffic eX-
lists in New York, London, Chicago,
Berlin or Philadelphia. The muni-
cipallty has sent agents to all these
cities to study traffic conditions, and
to count the number of vehicles pass
ing a given point on an important
street in each city, between the hours
of lam. and 7p.m. This comparison
shows that 33,323 vehicles passed
20S were counted on the Strand. in
London; 14,221 on the Potsdamer
Platz, Berlin; S,665 at Fifth avenue
and .F'ifty-eighth street, New York;
GIG on Broad street, Philadelphia
and 5,736 on Sheridan road, Chicago
Add to the large number for Paris
the fact that this city has some hilly
and many tortuous streets, it would
appear that the regulation of traffic
in Paris presents difficulties I'M
known elsewhere. Eventually the
congestion will become so great that
new streets will have to be cut to re-
lieve it; this seems TO be the only
solution
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28
HECKER IS MAD;
PET BILL KILLED
AIamosa County Bill Is Now Up
to the Governor; the Burris
Bill Goes to Printer.
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver. Feb. Ex-senator John
Hecker is the wrathiest man in Col
orado. The senate today unequivo-
cally slaughtered his pet Pennypack-
er libel bill, which he has been cham
pioning all through this session.
Hecker has been claiming he had 22
pledged votes to pass the measure.
but by a vote Of Is to 16 it was
killed.
The Burris utilities bill has gone
to the printer as amended in COM
mittee of the whole, and will again
reach the senate about next Monday.
II will be passed on third reading in
both houses, is the belief. There
were no changes made in the long
and short haul clauses. The Denver
senator's fought to have these claus
es stricken from the bill which
would place shippers in Denver on
equal footing with those of Pueblo,
but failed.
The senate adopted several memo
rials to congress on second reading,
one protesting against the passage of
bill pending in congress, which
provides for the leasing of the re-
naming unappropriated public do
main. The memorial sets out that
such law would be inimical to the
best interests OF the state because
il is apparent that to upbuild Color
ado her lands should be inhabited
by bona fide settlers-not specula-
tors.
Another memorial to congress op-
poses the present federal methods in
dealing with conservation matters in
this state.
third petitions congress to estab-
lish the Rocky Mountain National
Park to be located as directed in the
report made by A. b. Marshall, chief
geographerl of the interior depart
ment, who visited Colorado to inves-
tigate the feasibility of establishing
this park. These joint resolutions
will be sent to members of con
gress.
An effort made in the house today
to refer the Alamosa county bill,
failed and the measure was passed
on third reading.
The new Ammons county bill is on
the calendar and will be reached by
the house early next week
The compensation bill was put
through the house finally today. The
operation of the measure will only
affect Denver as it applies to towns
of 100000. or more.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28
THE mad MONK" DEFROCKfD
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
st. Petersburg, Feb. 2S.-The story
of lliodor, the mad monk" of Tsar-
itzin, who, after defying the bishops
the Holy Synod, the police and all
other authorities, has been finally de-
frocked and sent back to his home
village as an ordinary layman, pass
es into its last chapter with the con-
version OF the monastery at Tsarit-
2in, the scene of his exploits, into n
nunnery. The monks. his adherents
have been scattered among the var
ious other monasteries of Russia
The nuns arriving in Tsaritzin to take
over the buildings, nave been met by
such abuse and threats by the thous-
ands of Iliodor's followers that the
convent is guarded by the police.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28
Land Reports Received.

The Sentinel acknowledges receipt
of copy of the biennial report of
the state board of land commission
ers, which has Just been issued. The
copy is sent to the managing editor
of this paper with the compliments
OF James o. Harris os Grand Innc-
tion, the veteran land appraiser un-
der the board. Mr.. Harris handled
a large number of extremely impor-
tant cases for the board during the
past year, and has gone far to con-
firm what Governor Shafroth has
said of him: THE best land appraiser
the state ever had" -
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28

J. A. Barton handed a Sentinel re-
porter this morning a piece of free
gold qtartz. which he vouches came
from the Unaweep country, from a
prospect. Free gold can be seen all
over the little piece of rock. and if
there is claim near Grand Junction
having vein one-tenth as rich as
the specimen seen this morning the
fortune of the whole country is
made. The specimen is on exhibi-
ton at this office.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28
SURPRISE YOUR FRIENDS.

For four weeks regularly use DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They stimu-
late the liver. improve digestion, re-
move blood impurities, pimples and
eruptions disappear from your face
and body and You feel better. Begin
at once. Buy at c. D. Smith Drug
Co. stores.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28

George Washington was said to
have thrown stone across the Po-
tomac, and that was long way for
a stone to go, but not near as far as
a dollar will go on our Shoe Sale Nc
Connell & Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28

Charles II. Arthur refuses to re-
ceiye congratulations upon his alder
manic nomination at last Saturdays
convention. He says he has no po-
litical ambition, is strictly in the drug
business, which is sufficient to occu-
py all his attention at present.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28
Barneys to Leave.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Barney,
who have resided here for a number
of years, have decided to go back
TO their old Wisconsin home for a
very extended visit, and possibly to
make their home. They will give up
their residence at 95S Chipeta ave-
nue.. The Barneys are very we'll
liked here, and their decision to go
back east is being regretted by their
hundreds of friends.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28
Weiggmann Leaves.

J. j. Weiggmann, jeweler, who has
sold out his jewelry store here to go
to Price to engage in business, left
for that city today, accompanied by
his wife. They have shipped their
goods. The Weiggmanns. who have
long been substantial citizens, will be
greatly missed
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28

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. L. Mckenzie.
the Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28
Winter LASTS Forever.

Miss Zoe Davis of this city, who is
teaching school in Minturn this win
ter writes to her folks tIat it seems
winter will never leave. Over a
foot of fresh snow has fallen there
this week, and the weather is very
cold, indeed.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28

F. Il. Blaisdell made the trip from
Pearl City this morning in three
hours and As minutes, and on the
trip he counted 81 teams bound for
the mines.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28

Mrs. b. F. Jay returned Saturday
from Mt. Sterling, ILL.,. where she has
been visiting for some time.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28

We are prepared to dry clean, re-
pair. make alterations and dye II
necessary for you. Above applies
equally to men or women. Telephone
the Suitorium: our wagon will call
promptly.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28
Of HELP
FOR SULLIVAN IF
NEW BILL PASSES
Sentinel specIal Service.

Denver, Few. 2S.-The county
Judge bill as it finally passed the
house today provides for the follow
ing salaries: Counties of the first
class, $4,000; second class, $4,000;
third class, $2,400; fourth class, A,
$2.100; fourth b class, $1,000; fifth
class, 81. 900, if the fees amount to
that much. ut
Representative Gallup made hard
fight to secure the insertion of an
amendment allowing judges in coun-
ties of the second class to employ
all of the help necessary He final
ly secured the adoption of an amend
ment to allow counties of the second
class to employ help to the number
of four.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28
Cliftonites Here.

Cliftonites Here.
C. B. Towsley, William Warmth
and NJ. A. Towsley OF the Clifton
section, numbered among the city's
visitors yesterday, returned home last
evening.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28

Mesa county will be in the second
class after August /, it is conceded,
and in that case Judge Walter S. Sui
livan will have plenty of salary and
plenty of deputies. The storm which
has been waged about the head of
the well known jurist over his depu-
ty assistants and his income will have
been solved. A $4,000 annual sti-
pend and the right to employ four
deputies will place him on Easy
street. Moreover. the Newton relief
bill, which VIII exempt judges
from the suits now pending against
them, seems Very likely to pass.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28

Enroll March at Hoel's Business
College. New classes organized
2-14-1hIo
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28

We havet no hesitancy in guaran-
teeing Carey Roofing. Jas. H. Lar.,.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28

Concerning that leaky roof. can't
we figure on a new Carey Roof for
you? Jas. II. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28

Don't delay buying your shoes at the
Shoe Store. 1t is get
RnSfnn ting sloppy weather
OVSs and you must have
good wearabie shoes and rubbers to
keep from catching cold.
2-1-1mo
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
From The 6entinel.
Feb. 3S, 1903,

TtDs --oi IoUb'
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Barn
acle, daughter.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-28

Don't delay buyj