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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-15
CHURCH NEWS.
PRESBYTERIAN.

The communion services on Sabbath
morning were we'll attended and of an
interesting and profitable character
A large number were received into the
communion and fellowship of the
church and given the hand of welcome
and a number of baptisms occurred.
The church has been much revived
and strengthened by recent special SER
vices and enters upon the new year
with fresh conservation and renewed
spiritual activity.
The Sunday School attendance was
large as we'll as the junior meeting in
the afternoon.
Prof. Savage conducted a most help
full session of the Christian Endeavor
society at $50.
In the evening service Rev. Martyr
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Sweeney,
the young pastor at Vail, whopreached
a thoughtful and we'll received sermon
to large congregation.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet on
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Warren
Faus.
The Bulletin has discovered mares
nest in the fact that the Review is
sending out a large number of sample
copies throughout the county There
are many whom we believe would ike
the Review if they once got acquain-
ted with it, and we are giving them
this opportunity, We have asked the
postmasters of thsSeounty to let US
know what papers laNaead in the Of
flee. We dot not care tasend out dead
papers and the postmasteSs do not care
to have their office flooded with unde-
liverable mail. Every sample copy
thus sentis plainly marked and no
charge will at any time be made for it.
Those receiving one can take them
from the Office with perfect conf dence
that no attempt will be made to force
the paper on them or that there are
any '.back licks'' about il.
For the first time in it's history the
Bulletin presents a larger statement
to the board OF supervisors than does
the Review. The Bulletin list UNI
ldoubtedly contains all its 25c trial sub
scribers and the names of many who
have not paid for their paper for years
and who possibly never will. The
statement made by the Review con-
tains only PAID UP subscribers. Not a
name on our sample list, not a one even
of our regular subscribers whose sub
scription expired between the date and
the first of January Had these been
/ included the figures would have been
different. The Review is on cash
basis. 1t considers no man a sub
scriber unless his subscription is paid.
This makes big difference, but it is
business and the Review means to
stick to it whether it shows up we'll on
paper or not. Ii the Bulletin wishes
to compare paid up subscriptions we
will beat it by a large percent.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-15
TEACHERS, MEETING

Program of Teachers and Patrons
meeting to be held in West Side at 1:20
p. m. Jan. 10, 1901.
Motion Song ......... First Int. Pupils.
Child Study. 1880. Miss Fellingham.
Discussion. Miss Conner.
School Etiquette. -. Miss Anderson.
Discussion Prof. Myers
What about the theacher who does not
like teaching ............ Rev James
General discussion. ...s........s.
Solo. ......... ........ Miss Ohnsman
Music in public schools. how teach it
in ungraded schools. Miss Raine
General discu ssion.. Observation-Disclosures.
BY what ways and means may our pub.
lie schools be made better?.. Miss
Westerman, Mr.. H. G. Smith, Prof
Dunck and Prof. Savage.
The ideal relation of the teacher to
the home Mrs Haworrh
General discussion. .............
Everyone is invited to attend these
meetings and take part in the general
discussion of each topic. The patrons
of the school are especially requested
tolmeet with US.
Christine Anderson
f. L. Hoffman
Committee.
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British Casualt xList at Belfast.

London, Jan. 15.-The official list of
casualties at the recent Belfast engage
ment shows % killed, 81 wounded and
" missing. This does not account
tor the British losses at other points
Of Simultaneous attack by the Beers,
namely Wonderfontein. Nooitgedacht,
and other places, and it is thought the
casualties in these were more severe
than Lerd Kitchener reported them.
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for Treasurer,s once.

oh ...E Wash, Jan. ia hand-to-
for possession of the county
I ,'--.f.F Office took place at the court
erday afternoon between the
T. Smith (Rep) and George
i s)em.). Smiths forces took
- early in the morning, locking
Mudgett jumqed through
- 44aw and let in his deputies.
,iiia ssYied to enter the treasurer's
.. bsssce.. A scuffie resulted, dur
Army oithe vault was locked. with,
! sterlday he vault was locked, Smiths
n HY,sohg the keys. Both men
ID a hf force of deputies.
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Something For Notbinp

The old saying that you can't get
something for nothing in this world
cannot be true. It's easy enough to get
nothing for something, everybody
knows, and since that is SO the other
fellow must get something for nothing
every time. somerville (Mass.) Jour
nal.
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Wen, That's the Best Time.

"Your family is late getting off for
your summer trip
yes: there are so many of us to
make up our minds where to go that
we never get started until fall."-Chi-
cago Record.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-15

Every dog has lis day." sighed the
rhinocelos, trying not to feel hurt at
the laughter of the crowd at is true
my hide is not very eel fitting, but just
wait until the fluffy effects come in
again. Detroit Journal
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After the Collision.

Conductor Why didn't you wave
that red flag instead of the green when
l sent YOU down the track? You could
have saved this train.
Pat-For no man will Oh wave a red
flag whin Oh have Crane wan!-Life.
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Good Girl to Make Love To

Attendant That girl came in for an
ice cream soda and went away without
ordering it. -
Proprietor What was the matter?
Attendant She was so long making
UP her mind what strip to take that
she had got cooled off without tin
dianapolis Journal.
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A Man and His Wife.

"If man wants his wife to believe
everything he tells her" says the Man
ayunk philosopher, let him be as ST.
lent as the grave. kansas City Star.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-15
Glow did he enjoy the trip?'
Defined,

Mrs. Jones-This paper speaks of a
lobbyist" as if it was term of re-
proach.
Mrs. Plagore-Of course. Allobbyist,
| take it, is one OF those deceitful men
who sneak out between the acts for a
drink. claiming they are merely going
into the lobby. Philadelphia Press.
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AS to the Census.

This is strange, y remarked the
Gothamite, looking over the estimated
population of Chicago as compiled by
the Chicago papers.
Think so?" sneered the Chicagoan.
Eyes, but truth is stranger" Phila-
delphia Press.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-15
HOLD THREE SESSIONS
Hazing Investigation Committee Puts In
Busy Day at West Point.

HaZing Investigation Committee Puts In 4
a Busy Day at West Point.
West Point, n. T., Jan. 15-The con-
gressional investigation committee
held three sessions at the West Point
military academy yesterday. The
first two sessions and the greater part
of the night session were occupied in
the examination of Louis Brown, Jr.. :
of Newport, who was one Of Cadet
Keller's seconds in his fight with
Booz.
From the line of examination adopt
ed by the committee the congressman
are evidently bent on the abolition of
hazing and fighting at the academy.
They put Brown through an exhaust
i've examination, in the course of which
they realized the fact that in violation
of the rules and regulations of the
school, the upper class men carried
intoxicating liquors into the reserva-
tion and consume quite considerable
quantity of it. Another stringent
rule seems to have been broken with
impunity. This is the regulation pro-
hibiting smoking.
General Dick Judge Smith and DR..
briggs handled Brown without gloves.
Mr.. briggs told him that the first class
men thought they were the whole
thing, and Judge Smith said that they
were conceited, arrogant and ignorant
in their presumption of setting their
judgment against that of the authors
ties of the academy.
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Clerk of Courts Report

AHu SdHb uepUsII6u WIGH County tTeaS-
urer as shown by receipts attached
EMIL KRUGER. Clerk
On motion report was accepted.
We, the appointed committee, to ex-
anime the books and accounts Of Emil
Kruger, clerk, fird the same correct
and ascertain that he has collected as
fees and court costs from June lst,
1900, to January I, 1901, the sum OF
Slo9s.4o and deposited the same with
the county treasurer, as shown by the
receipts attached.
FRED GIGA3,
z. II. MoLTER,
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Between Frends.

I'VE are thinking of giving a porch
party
Back or front porch ?'-C Chicago
Times Herald.
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Fourth Annual Sale Of Poland Ghinas.

fOuftn Annual Sale or Poland GhlnaS
AT Rose Lawn Stock Farm Thursday
January IL, 1901.
One and half miles and one and a.
half miles south of Manila and miles
north of Irwin.
81 head of choice bred sows the most
OF which are registered stock and are
bred to the following boars: Finley's
Chief 1855, Robert D ,5SO63 and Best Of
All $685.. Finley's Chiefs weight is
200 lbs These sows weigh from $50 to
800 lbs. each. long bodies. large boned
and every one belongs to families Of
the largest growths. A mower and q
feed grinder will also be sold ss
LUNCH AT NOON. 81
TERMS; Ten; months time on APP
proved notes. Parties from distance
please bring bank references if credit
is desired.
w. H. BUNDICE.
Co1 p w Paro1ov ,1ot
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Hard to Suit.

"Bigsby Went up to see the Thousand
islands on a special rate excursion
ticket
How did he enjoy the trip?''
) 'He came back threatening to sue the
railroad company"
what for?"
''He couldn't count but 993 islands!'
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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BOARD OE SUPERVISORS MEET.
Regular Session of the Board OF
Supervisors, January 1909.

In accordance with the adjournment
the board Of supervisors of Crawford
county, Iowa, met in auditors office
Monday, Jan. I, 1901.
l.. HI. Molter and III. c. Schroeder
and 6. w. Langley presented them
selves before the auditor and qualified
according tolaw.
Called 10 order at II a. N.
Members all present.
G. W. Langley appealed and demand
ed his seat as member of the board.
On motion G. Ell. Molter and HI. G.
Schroeder were declared the duly
elected members and were entitled to
their seats.
On motion WV. Rhodenbaugh was
elected chairman by unanimous vote.
Minutes of Saturday, December lst,
1900, were read and approved: also war
rants issued by auditor between SEES
sions.
On motion, claims were allowed as
follows:
Peter Hansen Judge Of election. 6 90
John Pepper judge of election -. 90
Peter Nielsen judge of election ~. 90
Gus Rabe clerk 6 90
ii o Schroeder clerk 6 90
Paul Rosburg constable . 6 90
H CSchroeder repairing booths. 100
w Langley committee work 20 80
Dow City Enterprise publishing
board proceedings, etc ...... AT
y Christensen and Robt Taylor re-
pairs at court yard 1850. 40
Jonn Holland committee work. SO so
AlDert EggerS wolf scalp. ........ 500
i1dW Ebert clerk, 49,. 10 90
Denison Livery Co, room rent for
!, John w Horton...:.... .... -. so
5 " O'Hare TO costs in state cases.
etc..,...... ....... ~. 80 80
W w Rhodenbaugh to transporta-
ton OF Mrs Norris. ........ II so
A q Myers attending teachers
association at Des Moines .. $40
A Q Lochmiller clerk East Boyer
township. SO 90
w Whlte trustee. ......5....... 90
A P Fellingham clerk. 90
beTt j uStlce coDS..... 2 90
NJ Rachford, assessing saloons. 2 90
John Holland labor on bridges. 5 SO
Riddle labor Langley district. ~. IL rs
VIM Neubaum labor Flaherty dis
trict :............. 600
Craft & Davis material Langley
district. -. -. ? -
Henry. Brinkman, labor Holland
district. ...................... S 25
Chairman appoints Molter and Gig
AK committee to settle with treas
urer, clerk, and county superintendent.
and Rhodenbaugh, Flaherty and
Schroeder to settle with auditor and
recorder
Rnard ad1nnrnad q ID .oo.
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MUST &C BACE FOR TRIAL.
Supreme Court Holds Nicely is
Subject to Extradition.
NO DISSENTING OPINION.

kee,yiyyiu Re- Ratnrnea +o crb. ,dRa
snhiaot 70 re Tow aa.;rs+ E,,h.,
Aei'Yis'
Washington, Jan. 15.-The United
States supreme court yesterday an
nounced its decision in the case of C.
It. W. Nicely, charged with embezzle-
ment of the public funds of Cuba.
while acting financial agent of the de-
partments of posts of that island. hold
ing that Nelly was subject to extra
dition.
Justice Harlan handed down ths
courts opinion, which was unani.
nous. and Immediately after the opin-
ion was concluded an order was is.
sued requiring that the mandate in
the case be issued at once.
Assistant Attorney General Beck.
who argued the case for the govern
ment in the supreme court, said Of the
ACCESSION:
1.-THE government regards the decl-
sion as important, not merely because
at definitely decides it's right to extra
.u1tG Nicely from Cuba for trial, but
because it defines the nature and valid
-ity of its occupancy in Cuba. The
.ehief contention of Neely's able ceun-
sci was that with the ratification of
Sshe treaty of Paris all right of occu-
5 Ncy by the government under the
= power ceased, and that the pres
occupancy of Cuba by the presl-
35ts5S as commander in-chief was un-
and usurpation. The
IT squarely negatived the conten-
and broadly affirmed the right
= - government to occupy Cuba
= IL Responsible government is Gre
[ M, I ~ : n, the Cuban people. 1t is es-
Il Gratifying to the department
!. "a 50. e; that this right can be exer-
!, Us + sMi}is::the court decided, free from
" "A i'77!.00rassment which the exist
s.ksydA lEioal existing Cuban republic
aE TTsiys sion.
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The Beard That Grew.
didn't you shave?

She-Why didn't you shave?
He-I did
She-When?
He-Just after you said you were
nearly ready Sketch.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at p. M. and allowed

bodru met al p. M. and allowed
claims as follows:
J j Dugan coal for Mrs Stapleberg 10
N Slmmerman trustee $3.50. 60
M J Collins assessing saloons 90
~ Hall clerk. -. ........ -. a. 90
S j Woodruff to expense to state
agriculture conven ton ~. ...... 10 60
q G Johnson & Co supplies. rs
CT Marshall trustee. 10 90
Hans Lohse trustee 90
Ordered by the board that no aid be
given to John w. Horton, poor person,
outside OF poor farm.
On motion school loans No. sl4 and
Sis were approved.
On motion resignation OF John
Gleiser and Ed. Theobald, justices OF
the peace Of Nishnabotny township,
we're accepted.
1t IS hereby ordered by the board
that john McNertney be appointed
Justice of the peace OF Nishna botny
township to fill vacancy.
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Embarrassing.

Clothing Dummy-See where they've
got poor Charley. In the nigntshirt de-
-partment; ana he was always so BASH
full too.-New York Journal
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-15

w. D. Faus goes to Webster City,
Iowa. tomorrow on business trip.
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JOHN T. CAREY, Auditor.

Warrants issued by the Auditor be-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20
Don EmiIian0 J. Diaz

Esto respectable querdo amigo maestro,
padre del afsmado jurisconsulto elocuente
orador don Herrninio Diaz Navarro, Ga uno de
los profesores del Centre docsnte Union 1bero
americana, cargo que acept6 desde luego sin
remuneration alguna.
Con este motive nuestro colega ell HeraJdo
EspdfoI consagra al senior Diaz frases lauda-
tor1as que hacemOs nuestras, consigna, de
paso, a'gnnos apuntss biograacos que reprodu-
cismo con gusto.
Fne discfpulo prediiecto de don Roman
Baldorioty de Castro, don joss Jalian Acosta y
don Carlos Grandt.
En- 1852, a los diecises afios, fguraba co
no maestro auxtIiar en- ell scredtado Coego
de Ia Conception QUE dirigfa el ilustre profe-
sor don Manuel Sergio Cuevas
En- 1858 ebtuvo e tftulo de professor de Ia
clase Y en- 1861 el de professor por ell sistema
normal de la peninsula espanoa entrando por
riguroso escalaf6n en- la carrera del magiste.
ro
Ha eiercido 81 honrosa profession por es.
paclo de Is afios vuelvs hoy con el entusias-
mo ell cello de siempre, sus antiguas tareas,
interrumpidas rafz de la invasion americana.
Entire las obras que hs dad luz SO cuen-
tan las sig uientes: <Trstado T eerlco- Practice
de Aritmeticas <Sintaxiss everbos castella-
nosS que fueron deolarsdas de texto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20
Ell DESCUBRIDOR
Ia ENAQUzpaA d cOsER

La maquina de cossr es uno de los invan
o. sos mAs ~ maraviilosos del siglo pasado tanto
PoI ei anorro &c tempo cuanto por QUE ha
contribnido arrancar Ia muerte m FLARES da
sluss de esas <obrerasS que viven de la labor
US aqua que concluyen por encontrar Ia
nueICe Vlctmas de ina tfsis, una enfsrmeda sd
9ue ueVofa los que bsjan demasiado con
los pulmones ooA
Eilas Howe, mecanieo norteamerice no. fuk
Ell Inventor del prodigioso invento.
Nselo en- 1919 en Spencer, Massachusetts,
gu paore teniA un molfno y una chacra. Es-
case de recuIso7. tuvo que mandar al hiio 4
~ sscueia del ueblo, en- Ia que aprovscb6 10
q"e se ehsenaoa en- IN plantei de ese orden.
En temprana edEd Elias Howe So emple6
como simple obrero en- una fabrics de- Roston
Si1 emprenof0 praeticamente los princiDios
oe ia r. Nanica, contribuyendo So desarrolIo
Ias pr disposiciones naturales de que estaba
For mucho tempo los hombres inteligen-
Ies ae diversos palses habfan estado tratando
de oescubrir algdn medic mecanico para sim
pincar el traoalo de sgnja, sin que de tantos
esfnerzos Sc hubiera obtenido nn resuItado
med1anam ents pr&ctico satisfactorio
Elias Howe Sc empen6 en- La resolucion del
mismo proolena dedujo al fin que ST ell ojo
Ia punta de le aguja iban iuntos In costurs
Sc harfa mas rApda fzci
4 nel este principle, se consagr6 bus
car 81 medic de ponerlc en- practica.
Oacuro. triste ignorado acab6 por reali-
ear su idea en- 1899 invent6, Ia maquina de
C&recfa de recursos no pudo hacer IA
ericar las maquinas que lie servirfan para quo
ell pdbfco pueiera aprecfar las ventajas del in
venbo
En 1914 un amigo suyo, Isaac Singer. d.
rector de un tsatro, Sc Interest en- Ell asunto
le proporcfon0 recursos.
E aflo 1S45 en- Boston sc hizo publicamen-
te el primer ensayo de Ia m&quina; sunque
COSTA perfects mente naaie crefa en- Ia verdad |
QUE tenfa la vista, y los optimistas opinaban |
que ESQ serfs muy bueDo, pero que no podrfa |
alcanzar dar los millones de puntadas one |
ressts aguja oomun.
POGO POGO el exito fue rapdo
Howe pidio una patenta de invencf6n que /
Ie fue concedida, pas6 1nglaterra & explo- |
TAR su invento sin lograr hacer gran fortuna.
Regres6 su pals dos amos mas sarde, SO
sncontr6 con que vaFos especuladores ven-
1ian imitaciones de sus maquinas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20

Juana, en- cuanto su maridO Ia
dejo, abandonose en- ell oivAn, J
con los ojos medic cerrados, sc puso
q hacer castillos en- Ell aire.
Primero sigui6 con interes en- su
imagination la escens que sucede-
ria en- Ell hotel del duque.
Este habfa recibido la carta ano-
nina estarfa en- guardia. Blanca.
seguramente habrfa eScC nd1dO al
marido la carta de Ernesto, no
dejarfa de recibir al jCvtn que ie
escribe que moIirfa Per ella.
Ernesto, pdudablemeDte, segu1a
enanorado de Bianca, al encon-
trarse con ella, con seguridad que
caerfa sus pies, cooft sandola sus
luchas, las toIturas sufridas, su
pssiop.
Ell duque le sorpreDdeIia ISL.
y ante los ojos &c JuaDa. Sc desen-
volvfa una eczema sargrjenta, Ia
cual, ella permsnecfa jmrasiole'
Vepgarse de Blanca y qusdar vlu'
da; ieUe sue no tan deifcicso para
la hija del baIbero! 7 va sc vela
mujer de Pablo.
Nc. no amaba tampcco q este,
pero era rico y esto la basta oa.
Tendrfa IN belle alojamiento en-
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uno de aquellos hcteles nuevos, que
tarto la atrafan, en- la calle de ar
boles. deslumbra ria con su iuJo,
toda la cludad.
Su padre dejarfa Ell negocio
yiyirfa de rentas, Oreste seria eie-
vada al grado de maestro de Ia
casa.
Y todos estes pensamient9s Sc
iban desenvolviendo en- la mente
de Juana, les acariciaba y sonrela
pensando en- realizarlos.
La horas transcurrfap... y Juana
temblaba de impaciencia. Deseaba
SO ber que habfa sucedido en- el no
tel del duque.
El tarido sinisstro de la campa-
ma de la Miseri:ordia, la hizo po-
nerse en- pie.
-Apuesto, -dijo frfamente, "a
Que es por mi marido.
Durante la media hora que ores
to estuvo ausente, Jus na, paso por
todas las fases del ansia de La es-
pectacioD. -,
AL OR sonar la campanilla, CO.
rri6 4 abrir, y falt6 POGO para caef
de espaldas al verse delante de su
marido. - =
Icrnesto fingi6 no adyertlr is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-20
EalI IN ACAO

Anoche, las 725, cuaDdo Ia edicion del
dIa cfrculaba en- Csguas, recibimos ell siguiente
despacho telegrafco que nos envi6 nuestro ac-
two corresponsal de Humacao:
xDEMoCRACIA,- ,-Caguas
En- ell palacIo de Justicia de esta ciudad
pedido por nuestro popular alcalde don Luis
de Cells Alquier. Y por iniciatva del mfsmo
acaba de celeorarse un solemne ,smsetingS en
commemorative de Ia iufausta p6rdids del no.
norable presidente William Mo Kfney
In auditoriO imponente oy6 con austerf-
dad los briilantes discursos pronunciados
Por sl ayuntamiento, habI6 81 senor Co.
lis.
Por Ell partido federal los licenciados don
Juan E. Was, don Tomas Bernardini 81
doctor don Fernando Gonzalez.
Por 10 Corte, Ell fiscal don jose Tous
Sa elevo IN mensaje de pesame 81 gober-
nador p .ra Ia iiustre DANA del fuado y otro
para Mr.. Rooselvelt acsual presidents de la
repdblica.7