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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-04

ner utr6 Organifationstalent eriten
&onges. 8is gum Sabre 1907 5ablte
@erban6 fat6oIii4er
@eieIIenbereineD eutidlan6s,
Selterreid= nngorns uno Ser S@tpet5
|74424 attire Mitglieoer
Ii bo5u fome11
nod 38,393 &an6merter ols anBer<
or6entlide Mitglieber. Mnd in ar-
f1ern 2an6ern tpie 8elgien, 6ranfrei4,
@nglarb, Sdmeoen, 2urembnrg, Nie<
6erlm6e, Stalien un6 @orbamerifa
belteben iol@e @ereine.
Meanbes @un6erttanieno
6eut19er &an6merfsgeielen lit ieit
@olpings eriter @riinoung Biz bente
6urd sic @eieuenbereine un6 feline
5oblrei9en &o{pi3ten binourdgegar=
qen un6 tpurbe in ibnen nod Den ner-
Ii6ieoen1ten &i6tungen bin fir oas
2eben po%rgebilbet;; benn Die @efeqen.
pereine iorgen 6afur, lire Mitglie-
Ser in Sen gefdbrlidften Sabren bes
Sturmes un1 Oranges fern bonn 81
ternbaus Dor Sen perberb1i%
9en @infIMffen elmer DO.
lien @eIt gu bemabren nno
|ibmen Ste b09fen Glitter
l6er@ee1e: @eIigion,@ lan>
Ii eun6@ itt1i4feit 81 fr f
ltiqen uno sic n0tbigen
5a4fentniifeb Ii n D.
Tide S9nlnng gu permit
|teln. @ie bel 1T bier felt @olpings
%er1ter @riin6ung I'M Sabre 1916 benz
beutiden &onomerferitanoe nno benz
6eutiden @olfe in aablloien feiner be-
item @obne @roBe unb @ptes getban
mor6enl un6 mie bieIer uni e.
rer ben 8erei l.
nigten 5taaten bnrften
m obI ste @rba1tmngi bres
|@Ioubens nn6 ibrer Sttfe
& olptng nn0 etner
6mng berbanfen, tpet1 Batter
ODER @roBpater friiber in Der alien
&eimotb als &on6merfersgefeae In
Sen @eleuenbereinen uno &oipi3ie11
ein mno ansgingen, bier eine itarte
|sdubpebr fanoen, eegen oas @eroer'
ben Ser @roBitoot unb gu iolibem
a0nnen, emiigem Bleib uno our
I5par1amfeit berange3ogen muroer,
mabreno unadblige an6ere, bic rt@t
ibren @eg 3u oiefen Sl1gerbbeime1t
fanoer1, I'M @trubel beS groBftaotii9en
9ebens an Seele nn6 2eib ber6or-
BEN.
Die @runou1g s@olpings, noeS gro'
ben @e1euenbaters," bot lire Strobe IN
Ser @ergongenbeit beitonoen. @ab-
ren6 Sic ir6iiden 1teberrefte BEG felte-
men Mun1es IN Ser Minoritentirde
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-04
Nimm1t @rtnb meg,
8eieitist ben &aaraaSfau.
sdpnt Gmer &aar! &auft cine rs Sent
alaide 9anberine gerahe jett-Be*
ieittat aud baS $antjnden.

Dinnes, iprooes. farbloies nnb mage
res 6aar 1T Elm 1tmmmes Seugntb fur
Elm peruahld1igte &aut-fur @rino-
sen 19redliden Sdorf +.
s. gibt 'nidts, mas bas Saar 10 ger
ltDrt alS @rinb. Sc beraubt Dos 9aa1
leines Wlanaes, 1einer @tarte nno ieines
aebens, er5eust selegentli3 Sieber I'M
SUDDEN Der @aut, moonrh, tpenn n1d11
beieitigt, sic 8aarlpur5eln 5uiamme1z
Idbrumpfen, 1id losnaben II. gum Mb1ters
ben eebradt merben Damn taat oas
@auft cine 25 Gent Slaide ¬plz
tons 9auberine in irgen6 einer Npotbete
,Sbr fDnut 1iderlid berrli6en 9aartpld}s
ms cine Ia7e 9are baben, nenn Sb'
chen nur cine fleine Slaibe 9anoer1nt
periubt. @dont guer 9aar. @erlu@
eel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-04

gu &oln ruben, lebt fem GROCER Self
fort in &unberten bon Gereiner unb
&oipi5ien, unb bas ftnnige Seminal
Dor Ser Minoritenfirde gu &oln 1t1'
meit 6es observation-disclosures aler Sol
p%ingspereine Ser @elt miro au9 fer
nen @ei9le9tern berffinoen, mas es
10 iinnig BARTLETT: &oIping III
Der Batter, Ser S6ubengel
ser -
Ser @erbano fatboliider @eieuen=
beretne miro audi in 3ufunft uie Bis
fer nit ieinen. groBeren 3meden mad-
fen un6 feline gan3e @raft in sen
Gent Ser ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sugen6,
bes &an6merfs un6 ser @atton itel.
len. limo 10 betpabrbeitet iid in 5u=
treffenoer @eiie an @olping 6as @ort
oes 1i9terS:
u9ie 5tdtte, Ste elm gutter
Men9 betrat,
SIT e~ingemeibt; mad bun
bert fIingt
Sein @ort un6 feline Tba1
Sem gnfeI mie6er."
P. S. g., .. g. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-04
sermeue Muftldrmng.
&eilmittel geser1 insenblide Aus'
id~reitmnsen, perabreidt bon ben
mooerner vGr5iebmn9sfnnf.
lern."

3uB unfere SSl1gen6 ol15ufriib reii
miro, meiB ein Sober, 6aB oieielbe im'
n1er mebr b%ertpil6ert, lit audi Seoem
betannt, 6aB 6tefelbe immer mebr our
Sinnli9teit netgt, tpiiien MQe, 6ie IT,
gen6tpie nit 6erielben bertebren. Dus
l1ebel lit 6erart %geittegen, 6aB Ser
s6rei nod MbbiIfe oaiberon ertont.
Nmn boben sic mooernen vgr5ie.
bungsfInitler," melde ia ben @en<
fden 11rr fir 6ieie @elt er3ieben,
Elm Mittel 9~efl1n6en, 6as abiollt Eel.
fen ion unb nit @a1tten rnb 3rompe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-04
Moolt &oIptn8 5a,n 100:
0ebmrtSta9, att 5. 9e5.
e1nber 1913.

Sic St1tte, sic Elm gutter Wfolrn
betrut,
at einoepeibt; nod bunoert Sabren
flingt
seiu Wort uno feline Tbat Dem e11tel
pieoer." (@otDe.)
Ser 1peitper5weigt 9ano@
merferitano iab I'M Die 4oer
Sabre our9 sic mad)tig ant-
]trebenoe S1oultrie ieiae gr1lten5
fiir sic 3uflpnft nufs argite be-
orobt; er frantic an 1fpere1l
8anoen> sic ibm BON NuBer1
geldlogen uno 6ie bon Sn'1en berons
nod peridlimmert lpnroen. @as "tolle
sSsabbr" 1848> cine Musgeburt Der II IL
aufrieoenb belt NIT BEN be-
tebenoen politi19en Ser
baltniiien, perrietb neberbe1
ood) audi elm 8erlangen na6 bel1eren
Gagen, uno Elm gut @tud o51a'
Ter un5ufrie6enbett 1@ltrte
Ole Be&pegung. IS lit oaber faum Elm
3ufau, 6aB gerooe int Sabre 1913
Marr uno gngels ibr io5ialilttldes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-04
ferniger 81 eli.

9 0 ben ferniger @e1i.
giofitGt nn6 SittIi4.
|teit 3u iteIlen. Grit nod6em
bieies unentbebrlide Bun6ament ge-
legt tpar, tpagte er es, 6arauf fort3u.
bauen un6 bas gu i6affen, maS oem
lpan6ernben @eielen nod peiter moth.
tbat: Elm l1ntertommme mr
|bie &ube5eit, @elegenbeit
3ur GortbiI6ung, fr0bIi.
de, ittenreine @rboIung
nj @reiie glei@geinnter
5tan6esgenoffen, S6nb
|auf Ser @anoeri6aft un6
@riabfiir 6ie frubentbebr-
lte6amiIie, 8aterorgeuno
sc utterIiebe.
Sic 8ermirfIi9ung 6ieies .8ro-
grammes in ieinem pollen umfange
lift Ser fatbolii6e @efe1'
Ienberein, rubenb auf BEN bei6en
@runoprincipien: Sugen6fur'
forge nnb praftif4e 60
3 iaIarbeit 3ur 6or6ernng
un6 Sebung6 es San6mcr,
fertanbes.
Die GuBere @nttpidelung bes Sc.
]euenpereins poQ3og ii6, nadoem
1916 in @lberfel6 nn6 1848 in &oln
Sic eriten @ereine gegrun6et morber
maren, uneemein i6nell. &olpinQ
ielbit unternabm our 6oroerung Den
groben @ad)e Is Sabre lang miibe'
polle Mgitationsreiien gar oft nod
init Sem @an6eritabe in Der &anf
ODER in ser altertbumliden 8oitfut'
i6e, @olping, Elm M11iter bolfstbum'
Ii6er 8ereoiamfeit, Elm Meni6enten'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-04
Sniten, sic ben Sdlaf binberu.

Die 9u1ten ermi6en, un6 me11n tie
ii9 rfeft feben," fonnen fie trgen6 Sc.
manben pbpfifolif9 berunterbringer'
un6 6ie forperlide @~i6eritmosfdbig'
felt CUR &ranfbeit bringen. &err Bob
|Gergufon, 319 Btne @trabe, Green
|8ap, isis, i@reibt: sd tpar fart
bel6itigt bon einem f9ltmmen &rften,
ser mid ri9t idlafen lief. 3mei fleine
|Sloiden Bolep's &onep anb Sar Cont
pound beilten mid nonitdn6ig. gu
foufen BEL allen &dn6lern in ct.
Glo116. = Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-04
Ser Mann, melder iid ielbft nerna@
IGfStdt,

@e,1n fem 3uitano Nierenbei@mer-
Sen anoeutet, lGuft etn llnapeiies &t1t<
70. Mmdentpeb, Sdmer3 uno 8eb
uiber ben Mieren, nerpoie ODER S6mi11-
6eIanfaae, i6le6tes S6lafen, iino
aues Gpmptome, pelde peri6minoen
nit Dem regulGren @ebraud BON So
len Mieren-@inen. sic bringen Die
|Nierer un6 8loie in einer rei1ea,
ltorfen un6 geiun6en 8uitano. gu
fo,,fen BEL allen &an6lern in st.
|Glo116. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-04
ten preifen 6ieie nSugenobiIoner"
oieies Mittel on: Die Sugen6 fol

ten preifen 6iefe nSugenobiIomer"
oiefes Mittel on: Die Sugeu6 ion
ferueu ~aufgefldrt meroen! - Dieie
Buroer6octoren fdetrter 1idt 3u tpif-
fen, bob iie gera6e 6as @egentbeiI 3u-
itanoe bringen tperben. Sic moQen
oen Seufel nit 8eel5ebub uustreiben.
2ei6er bat unfere mooerne .@r3ie-
bnngsfunit" aaes &eligioie ausge-
i6loffen; lit ia Elm GROCER Ebeil Ser
mo6ernen u@r3ieber" r%eligionslos
ODER religi0s Indifferent. Sa oos
gauge 5pitem mo6erner gr5iebung
it auf Ser 8aiis ser @eligionslofig-
felt altfgebaut. Sebr bieI - tpenr
ni9t MQes - miro auf @ei1tesbiI-
oung gebalten. - @as miro ni6t
aaes in Ben &opf zines goIfsi9lIers
bon 6ieien r8ilbern" bineingetrid.
teri, un6 lie mebr bineingetri@tert
miro, beito tpiiiensleerer berIalien Die
&inber sic S9nIe unb beito bertebr-
ter treten fie in sic @elt. SIMMER
lauter tper6en Sic @Iagen iiber sic
ltnmiiienbeit Ser aus ben @olfsf@u.
len entlaiienen Sugeno> fomie Die
Sittenlogfeit 6erfeIben. - Sci aller
@eiitesbil6ung Fat man eben 6ie BiI-
lens. un6 @er5ensbil6ung bergeffen.
@an moute Biz iebt sic Sugeno
obne @ott er5ieben un6 oos @efultot
lit cine bittere anfloge gegen oie mos
oerne Sugen6er3tebung. l1no eben
neil oie &eiultote 10 idle@t iinb,
min man - ser geiitige $odmutb
mill eben ni6t eingeiteben, baB Die
mo6erne Sugen6er3iebung cine per-
febrte lit - elm gang probates Mittel
gebrm16en, 6as ole 5d6be1 g1tntd-
den ion: Die Sugen6 ion cine rge-
6iegene" @efdledtslebre erbalten -
ion in be5ug auf 6ns @ei9le@tltde
uaufgefldrt" tper6en.
@enn mirfIi9 cine ioIde rMmfHd.
rung" sic SSrgeno Dor Sen @efnbren
Der Sittenloiigteit fdiben foute uno
fonnte, Damn miiBten unfere iungen.
@er5te M11iter Ser SittIidfeit un6
&euf@beit fem; 6enn lie, dig Mer3e,
erbteIten ia uiiber 6iefe Code mebr als
geniigenoen r1nterridt, unb bod
|neib ie6erma11n tpie es 6iesbe3IaIi@
unter unieren j,1ngen Mer3ter ftebt.
Das 8tifen auein aIfp fdiibt ,i4t
Dor Sen @efobren, ueI9e Ser iueero-
li9en Stttli9teit broben, es miTen
gang an6ere MitteI gebroudt meroen.
Na9 fatboIifder 2ebre tpi6re Dor
Gnem 6urdt @ottes in sic $er3en
Ser &inoer gu pfIonaer. Ser Got
fardtet, Der iiin6igt nidtl - Mtdt
minoer ion bie S11eeno in Ser @eQer,-
mart @ottes 3u leber eelebrt tper6en.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-10-23
Charles Harvey.

Mr. Charles Harvey, pioneer of the
old lead region, passed away at the
home of his son Mr.. Vivian Harvey in
Platteville last Friday, October II. at
the ripe age of 50 years.
Mr. Harvey was born in England in
the year 1918, and in the early forties
emigrated to the United States, settling
in the lead region near Galena. Here
he followed farming and mining and
was for many years buyer of zinc
ores.
He was widely and favorably known
and was an upright, charitable man.
He leaves six sons and one daughter,
namely, James, Vivian, Joseph, James,
Thomas, Alfred, William Henry and
Mrs. Mary Ann Arthur, w H. Har-
vey and Mrs. Arthur are residents of
Mineral Point.
The funeral was held at Lancaster
Monday morning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-10-23
SAVE DOGS FROM
vIVISECTIONISTS
Women Buy 800 Animals al a
Dollar Apiece.

Philadelphia "A dollar apiece for
500 dogs intended for the knives Of
yiyisoctIoniSts saved the animals from
that fate. To hc put To death IN Il pain
less manner The purchases were malo
by agents of the Womona branch Of
the Pennsylvania Society For the Fra
ycntion of Cruelty 10 Animals The
dogs had hccn bought frrm boys ana
trnmps ut 30 cents each 10y Samuel =,
Gcycr of the University OF PcnnSyl
yHui Medical school
Miss henrietta ogden one of the
leaders In the soeicty's three years
Warfarc against the medicNl men. and
Miss Kulhcrim" $. Nicholson and Mrs.
William Poole were the representa-
lives Of the society In the caso
Miss Dgdon Is greatly pleased over
the ~orirfy'4 victory IN The Indictment
Of Dr~ Allcu j. Smith former dem nf
the Incident school; Alfred n Rich
ards Richard Minis roHrer, AlonHo
Enaclburt Taylor and Joshua A.
Sweet The are accused 81 cruelty
10 animals 'n connection Nilh their
Wor' aa yiyieortioust9
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-10-23
ENTERED INTO REST
Mrs. Elizabeth Be st,

The GAINESVILLE Daily Gazette of Wed
nesday morning, Oct. l5 contained the
following announcement of former
resident of Mineral Point:
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor Best, passed
away at her home, 40 n. Terrace street
this morning, at 1910 o'clock, after Il
week 5 illness. Mrs. Best was born in
Kendall, W. Moreland, England. Feb.
26, 1925. She was married to William
jackson Best coming to America in
1892. They We're among the early set
tiers of Grant county. Wisconsin. Mrs.
Best leaves eight grandchildren and
six great grandchildren, cue son, Will
liam Best of San Antonio, Texas, and
one daughter, Miss Mable Best of this
city, whose untiring love and devotion
prolonged the mothers years to the age
of IS.
Mrs. Best was devout member of
the Presbyterian church, and only two
weeks ago attended services there. She
retained all her faculties until the last
her bright mind being source of in
SEPARATION to all who knew her She
WIS true Christian woman, and dur
ing her long residence here has been
beloved by many friends. She passed
away so peacefully that those at her
bedside scarcely realized her going.
The burial was in Plattevlle on Fri
day.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-10-23
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL?

Many Mineral Point People Know the
importance of Healthy Kidneys.
The kidneys filter the blood
They work night and day
Well kidneys remove impurities.
Weak kidneys allow impurities TO
multiply
No kidney i'll should be neglected
There is possible danger in delay
If you have backache or urinary
troubles.
If you are nervous, dizzy or worn ont
Begin treating your Kidneys at once;
Use proven kidney remedy
None endorsed like Deans Kidney
Pills.
Recommended by thousands
Proved by Darlington testimony.
Terence j. O'Neill, justice OF peace
Main ST.. Darlington, Wis. says: Il
can speak in the highest terms for
Doan's Kidney Pills, One of my fam
lily was annoyed by kidney trouble and
the kidney secretions passed too FIRE.
quently Doans Kidney Pills were
used and | am glad to say that two
boxes gave complete cure. There has
been no sign of the trouble during the
past two years
For sale by dealers. Price so cents
Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan s-and
take no other.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-10-23
COMING MEETINGS OF
INTEREST TO FARMERS

Oct, >@,Sl--National Creamery
suttermakers assoc iation,
Chicago
Oct, 22.Nov, ! -- international
Congress OF Farm Women,
Tusla, Okla
Oct, 2S,Nov, National Dairy
Show. Chicago,
Nov. A-6--MnneSota Butter
and Cheesemakers' associa,
ton. Minneapolis,
Nov, 5-opening OF winter dairy
course, colIeee OF Aoricul,
turc. Madison.
Nov. 1s-2o--Natiora conserva,
ton Congress, Washington,
D, c,
Nov, 2o,2i--Wisconsin Potato
Growers association, Rhine,
lander.
Nov. n9-Dec, international
Live Stock exposition, Chi
cSoo,
Dec >.+--Wisconsin Dajrymcn's
association, Amigo.
Dec. Opening Of short course
IN agriculture, Madison,
Jan. 5.to-Wisconsin Poultry as.
socistion show, Madison,
Jan. 1-9--W isconsin Cheesema.
kers' association. Milwaukee,
Jan, 7-S---Wisconsin Hortieultur.
al society, Madison.
Jan, 25-2S-Fox River Valley
Poultry show. Oshkosh.
Jan. 97-Feb, 6--Farmers' course,
College of Agriculture, Madt-
son.
Jan. 21.St--Wisconsin Country
life conference. Madison,
Jan, 27-Feb. 6--Young Peoples
course. College OF Agricul
ture, Madison.
Jan. 263l--Womens course In
Home Economics, College OF
Agriculture, Madison,
Feb. 2.7--Women's school, Col
'S9c OF agriculture maulspn'
Feb. 3.5--The Wisconsin Butter.
makers association, Madison,
Feb. 4-5--The Wisconsin Live
Stock Breeders association.
Madison.
Feb. 6-7-Meetings OF state
breed associations, Madison.
Re-
Dallas, Tex,
Feb. 19-2o--Wisconsin Highway
Commission Good Roads
school, Madisn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-10-23
Hoo Cholera Pointer,

After herd of hogs, in which hog
cholera has appeared. has been vac
cinatcd all feed should be withhold
for - to 81 hours. Then only milk
or slop should be given in small
amounts for several days Solid foods
are hard to digest. and should not be
fed, for the ntestines frequently be
come liberated following infection
and serious hemorrhage or pertora-
ton may result
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-10-23
BARGAINS IN FARMS
Taylor County

50 acres, mi. s. w. of Stetsonville;
one mile from schoolhouse; 90 acres
cleared; frame barn no house; about
10 acres of pasture; some good timber
on West 40. Lies in section of the
country now developing very rapidly.
A great many highly impoved farms in
this section selling at from $60.0 to
1925 90 an acre. Price $4,000 90,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-10-23
Have Hous Vaccinated

DO not put off vaCcnatng hogs for
cholera until the disease appears in
the herd but anticipate the trouble
and have them immunized 80 as to
avoid all loss.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-10-23

Price $4,000 90. SS0000 cash, balance )
years. This farm is IA snap Mt the
price quoted.
100 acres 6 miles S w. of Medlord
on main travelled road good frame
buildings: five room house with base
ment, hardwood floor log barn-will
hold six head of stock % acres clear
ed some good timber on the balance;
good well about Is acres of pasture,
easily cleared small creek runs through
north 10: one mile from school partly
fenced farm lies in the shape of an l.;
has half mile frontage on the road.
Price 81. 500 90 Good clay loan soil
all good high land II miles from
creamery and 81 miles from sawmill
80 acres miles 5, W. of Medford
log house log barn partly fenced be
tween - and 20 acres under cultiva-
ton. creek crosses it about center; soil
very fertile, clay loan: good well
Price 81 500 90 Will consider desirable
property in part payment, This place
is one mile from school, miles from
sawmll, and p miles from creamery
some timber.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-16
About Typhoid Fever
To My Friends, The Public:

To NY Frends-Ihe Public:
As the fall approaches with decayng vegitation humid
atmosphere hot DAYS and nights typhoid fever will
in fact epidemic the Middle West, and will soon
toward the Western Slope causing much loss of time
pense sorrow but is longer necessary suffer from
and months have been breaking and
ing victims their normal health within few days for more
than During all of this have lost patient
this disease have had patient in bed exceed
days. the of and the of them at all
The above statements are absolute facts therefore not
necessary the danger bed for weeks and
months be the expense endure the suffering
few days. little money and about your
business usual, than ninety per cent of the cases
One visits, many Just the proper treat
ment and health is restored.
E. F. ELDRIDGE, M. D.
No. SIS Main Street, Grand Junction, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-16
N LEHMAN To Be
OPPOSED FOR
LABOR HEAD
Federation TO Have Warm Con-
test in Trinidad; Miners viii
Favor Reelection.
Sentinel Special Service.

Denver, Aug. Candidates for
president OF the Colorado Federation
Of Labor to be chosen at the Trini-
dad convention, are beginning to line
up for tho campaign 1t Is believed
that John McLennan, the present
president, will be reelected. although
he will have several formidable op-
ponents, among them. Ed Anderson
of Pueblo. j. X. Radley of Colorado
Springs and William Koch OF Dem
yer. McLennan is said to be strong
with the miners in the southern part
OF the state for the interest he has
taken among the 5000 coal miners
who want to become members of the
United Mine Workers of America.
Whether they Will succeed remains
TO he determined during the first
part OF September when Mr.. McLen-
nan viii undertake to organize them
into union.
W, T. Hickey. who has been sec
retary of the federation four years, is
conceded the lucky man for re-elec-
ton at Trinidad. Thomas p. Rogers
of Denver ia said to be the strongest
opponent Hickey will have. r. p.
Means of Denver also ID a candidate
for secretary. He belongs to the
typographical union.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-16
HUERTA HAS U. S. NOTE.
lCont,au.d from Pag. /.

The senate foreign relations com
nittes today again discussed the
Mexican situation and the scope OF
the report to be made by the special
investigating committee, of which
Senator Smith of Michigan is the
chairman. The committee directed
that this report and the individual
report of Senator Fall be laid before
the committee next week for decis-
ion as to whether 1t should be sub
mitted to the full senate. None of
the pending resolutions regarding af-
fairs in Mexico we're acted upon to-
day.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-16
Boys are Sentenced

James Leonard Powell. the older
OF the two boys who were charged
with Wholesale stock stealing yester
day. has been sentenced to the re-
formatory at Buena Vista while his
younger companion goes to Golden.
Indeterminate sentences were i'm
posed on both by Judge Sullivan.
Both are said to have served terms
in the Ogden reform school.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-16
House to Talk at
Vesper Seruice

Former Secretary Win A. House OF
the Y. NJ. C. A. will speak at the ves-
per services tomorrow afternoon in
the city park. Special music is be-
ing prepared for the occasion.
Mr.. House is pleasing speaker
and his old friends will be glad of an
opportunity to hear him again.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-16
who Do As They Advertise. y
QfaAs sfoyc II the home of
Hart 6cfAaffncr q Marx Clothes
WILL TAKE IN SAN
JUAN EXCURSION

Iocnl people planning TO go on
the San Juan excursion to Salt Lake
City tomorrow night at midnight, are
as follows: Mr. and Mrs. C. f.
Srant. John Presses, MIR. and Mrs. w.
u Gilbert, DR.. j. h. Billings. r. C.
Carson and wife, Mrs. L. S. Langland,
2: Nj. Logan and party, Mrs. Walker,
W c. Knight, Mrs. Fred Longshore,
Judge and Mrs. Walter S. Sullivan,
hrs, Rosa b. Williams. Misses Madge
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-16
To Work for Mining Company.

Miss Henrietta Holthower. who has
been stenosrapher in the Western
Sugar 4 Land company's uptown
office for some time. ltaves in the
morning fer Ophir, to accept a posi-
ton with a mining company there.
Mrs, Daily Wlllauer will take her
place.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-16
MESOTHERIUM, new
PRECIOUS METAL; IT
RESEMBLES RADIUM

Berlin. Germany. Aug. 16.-Meso-
therium. II appears from q report
from Essen, runs radium a close race
for value. Tho municipal council of
this city has appropriated $1,000 for
the purchase of one-tenth OF one
grain for the municipal hospital 1t
ia to be used in experimental treat
ment of cancer. Private subscribers
have given further $1,000 for an
other tenth of a grain.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-16
GRAIN MARKET.
Associated Press.

AssOcIated Press.
Chicago, Aug. 16.-Today's closing
quotations on the board OF trade:
September wheat. S7A to Y; corn.
"A u TO H oats, 43 Is
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-16
Big Fruit Man Here.

Roy Matthews of Sioux City. Ia,
representing the Haley-Lang Fruit
concern of that city is here conferr-
ing with officials of the Grand juno
ton Fruit Growers association.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-16
Dispatcher-s Chnnge.

E. F. McCarty, a local dispatcbsr
mas resigned his position and has
gone to the Oregon Short Line to
work and his place has been taksA
by w. j. Miiledge.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-16
Today's S Market
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Associated Press.

Chicago. Aug. 16.-Cattle- Re
eeipts, 200: market steady; beeves.
zoo TO 800; western steers, go to
7.5O; Sockers. 5.45 to 80. COWS,
$50 TO $50; calves, 500 TO hoo.