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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-05

The out look for a splendid crop Of
small grain was never more encourag-
ing than that at the present time. rhe
corn crop too will average up pretty
wei! 9hs farmers will have no reason
to complain -Grattinger Times
The rain of Sunday night did consid
erabie damage to the Northwestern
railroad track near Logan and Crescent.
As result all of the morning trains
We're tied up in Denison for some time
waiting for orders. At Logan the
tracks were washed out and at Crescent
the big iron bridge was turned out of
line considerable and the tracks washed
out. 1t is said that over four car load
OF ties and Is cars of gravel will be re-
quired to put the track in shape again.
Mr. Aug. Bue tel spent two DAYS at
Holstein last week While there he
sold his fine herd nt Snorthorn cattle
to Mr.. Is. II McCutcheon. of that place.
Mr. Ruetel may decide to retire from
his farm in the spring He is now
slxty-fhree years of age, and feels that
the farm work is little too hard for
him, and that he needs a rest. His
son Robert had the misfortune to
break his leg last fall and has never
entirely recovered. This necessitates
the hiring of outside help, and Mr..
Buetel says he cannot find the right
man.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-05
MAY SELECT FOREIGNER
German Cardinal Declared Like
ly to Succeed Pope Leo.
SIX BALLOTS WITHOUT RESULT.
Third Days Session of the Sacred
College Brings No Election-ltalians
Split Into Factions-cardinaI Her.
rero Reported to Be Dying.

Rome, Aug. 4.-After three full days
OF del1beration, during which six bal.
lots have been taken, the members c.
the conclaye still remain shut up in
the vatican without having selected a
successor to Leo. Futility of the sixth
ballot taken was evidenced by the
mute signal that arose from the smoke
stack of the Sistine chapel
n The signal was watched by ar other
large crowd which occupied the square
of San Petro and which it is estimated
numbered $4,000. Great disappoint-
ment was manifested and when the
little puff of smoke appeared there
were loud cries, not only of disap-
pointment. but even of derision Rome
Is becoming extremely impatient over
the delay in the selection of the new
pope, concerning which there appears
to be no definite explanation, owing
to the rigid secrecy. News of the
grave illness of Cardinal Herrero was
received. Ii is presumed the other
aged cardinals are also suffering from
their incarceration and the intense
pars to be a belief that if only for
che sake of relieving the aged cardi-
nails, much will likely be saHifced
MNhin the Soncave.
On the other hand there are few
pessimistie enough to believe that the
hostility among the factions in the
sacred college is so bitter that the
1trx-1D l.
weeks
>, Out Of all the rumors and gossip
rafloat concerning what is transpiring
in the conclave the most persistent re.
port is to the effect that the Rampolla
and Vannutellj factions have remained
Compact and that the attempt of one
Baction to press forward a new candi-
date in the hope of breaking the
strength of the other had failed. The
Italia says tina, "a reached
Z point which presaau- sibility
-of the election of foreign pope, and
that Cardinal Kopp. bishop of Breslau,
who is most frequently mentioned in
this connection. has the support of the
'German emperor. If this Is true the
Italia interprets it as move on the
part of the Rampolla faction to win
over the Austro-G German cardinals
from SeraAne Vannutellf,
The Osservatore Romano, the organ
OF the vatican. officially announces
that Cardinal Herrero Espinosa be-
ing gravely ill, has received the last
communion. Mgr Boniflce Marin, the
vicar general of his archdiocese (Val-
encia). was admitted to the conclave.
the door being opened for that purpose
with all the prescribed precautions.
The record of the admittance of Mgr
Marin was officially recorded in
formal document, which will be placed
In the archives.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-05
Mrs. Cutler Too nm to 3. Mov.d

Bunker Hill, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-Mrs. Ida
Cutler held by the coroner's jury on
charge of causing the death of little
Ewart Checksfeld by giving him poi
soned candy, was not taken to Carline-
Vile. county seat, to Jail last night
because of the protest of her husband
and her attorney, who convinced the
coroner that she is too i'll to be moved.
Mrs. Guller's condition is said to be
serious. She is bordering on state
of total collapse, and means and cries
constantly.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-05
SCHNAB FINALLY RESIGNS !.
President Of Steel Cooperation
Quits His Job.
RESIGNATION TO BE ACCEPTED.
Sewers His oHioial Connection WITH
Concern Gree and for All-N:. e.
Cory. Recently Appointed Assistant,
10 Sc His Successor.

F2i.a5e' ah;a. Aug 4-The Public
Ledger says: Charles M. Schwab
president OF the United States Steel
corporation, Will sever his official con,
aetr!oa Win that concera today, his
resignation as nresilent HOW being in
che hands OF the executive committee
ms information came to the Public
Ledger from ore CT the directors of
the corporation. For months Mr..
schwab resignation has beer ru-
mored but each time the rumor ap-
peared it was denied by Mr.. Schwab
himself as well as by the corpora
TONS directors. The executive com.
mittae will meet today and recommend
us acceptance, The reeommeni
VIII then be turned over to the direct.
ors, who will meet later in the day
and toi nally approve it. Mr.. Schwab
VIII also. it is said, resign as a direct.
or. thus completely severing his con
nection with the company
"W E Cory, who, on July l. was an.
pointed assistant TO President Schwab
to perform the active duties of the
president OF the company, it is stated
VIII be elected Mr.. Schwab's success
sor, but his duties will be practically
the same as those he is now perform.
lng-the physical operation of the va
rl0us plants comprising the CORPORA.
ton"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-05
nEeRoEs SOUGHT BY MOS.
Indiana Farmers Pursuing Two o
Them on Grave CHARGE.


Them on Grave Charge.
Hartford City, Ind., Aug. 4.-George
Hearshey an invalid, aged nineteen
years, while h"nting squirrels on his
fathers farm, near here, was ap-
preached by two proving negroes.
They grabbed the boy, searched his
clothing for money 4, finding none.
tore his clothing from him. While
one negro held him another mutilat ed
him with knife. The boy succeeded
in reaching home. He told his story
and his father gave the alarm, mount
ed horse and called for volunteers
to wreak vengeance on the fleeing ne
groes. Two hundred men and boys
joined in the chase Neighboring
farms and towns were warned BIZ tele
phone and the country was secured.
No trace of the negroes was found.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-05
Dies in Electric Chair.

Ossining. N. Y, Aug. 4-Antonie
Truckowski, a Pole, was put to death
in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison
He declared on his way to the chat
that he was innocent of the murder OF
John slepotiski, Brooklyn saloon
keeper March 6. and of which he had
been convicted. Truckowski was sen
fenced June % and the time elapsing
between the pronouncing of sentence
and his execution is said to have been
the shortest on the state records.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-05
Far From High Priced
]. L. WARBASSE.
New Block, 8 doors north of p o
Notice Of Final Report.

In the estate of Ernst Joers deceased
In the District Court of Iowa in and for
Crawford County.
To all children and hers-at-law of Ernst
Germ:
You are hereby notified that the under
signed Frederike Joers, Administrators with
Ernst, Joers. deceased. has filed her final re-
port therein in the office of the clerk of the
District Court IN ID for the aforesaid Coun-
discharge from further duty or responsibility
therein; and that said report and application
Tor discharge Will come on for hearing before
day OF October. 1903, at which time and place
you can appear and show cause, if any you
have. why said final report should not be APP
any further duty or responsibility therein
FREDERIKE IOERS.
EXecutriN and Administrative with vii! an
neXed,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-05
FAVOR THIRTY-Two TO ONE.
Recommendation Of Monetary Com
mission for Orient,

Washington, Aug. "A report has
been received at the state depart
ment from the United States monetary
commission which is investigating the
question of currency for silver using
countries. The commission has Wis
tied London, Paris, The Hague and
was expecting to leave for st. Peters
burg in short time. According to
the report the proposal of the Amer
lean commission for ratio of 80 to l
Tor new silver currency for Oriental
countries has generally been well re-
ceived, although the French commits
sion suggested the ratio of 81 to /.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-05
Catholics in Session.

Atlantic City, N j., Aug. 4.-The
third days convention of the Catholic
societies began with solemn requiem
mass in st. Nicholas Catholic church
In memory of Leo XIII. Rt. Rev. Bish-
sCp Messmer of Green Bay, Wis. was
fhe celebrant. President Roosevelt
5ent letter of regret. The president
pf the Sioux congress, Mintani
Hanska, addressed the convention in
his native tongue. His remarks were
interpreted to the convention by
Father P. F. Dillman, S. j., the pastor
OF the Rosebud agency, South Dakota.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-05

The "Denning" hog fence canaot
be beat See it before you buy. For
sale by e. T. Cochran.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-05

The United States geological survey
gives out the following information as
"a preliminary statement of the produc-
tion of petroleum in 1902: Total pro-
Itduction for the year, BO.894,590 barrels.
valued at S69.61O.34s or Sc cents per
barrel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-04-09
KlNe PIN OF FIGURES.
:sorae queer Discoveries About Mum
Der Nine

From the New York Times.
One often hears what a queer figure
some men cut under Certain circum-
stances. but there is a genuine figure
which cuts more capers than al the
queer men in Christendom could cnt
In a lifetime. How il is able to do
the many stunts" is apparently in
.expIicable. Il is the figure 9
Give a test. for instance, by null
tiplying It by or any other figure
above / til II is reached and then
use II II you care to, and the addi-
ton Of the result OF each multipllca-
ton will be 9. just as sure as fate.
Now. onhand. multiply by itself
Nine times 2 is 81. isn't itg And the
results plus is g. Make a leap to
any big number you please. For ex-
ample. multiply s.S42,sS2 by 8 What
Is the result2 Here it is. this long
string Of figures. 6f5S6.sSs Add the
figures Of his string together The
result is As Well plus equals g.
Figure 2 has bobbed up serenely thus
far, hasn't il?
Here is anolher squeezer II YOU
try TO corner by using its own digits
against Itself. It will euchre you Now,
just see how it does it. jot down on
bit OF paper any row of figures, big
or little. for doesn't care a snap, and
subtract Che dfgits-in other words.
the total resulting from the addition
OF all the figures in the line-and, ut
sterly Indifferent as to what figures
you put in row, the digits Of the sit
uation added reveal 3. Put down say,
S,754.8s4 BY adding these figures you
get as a result 45 Now deduct that
as from the row of figures In table
FORM and the doings of nine will be
plain
s.754. 1894 added make 45
45-deducted.
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Add that total II makes SO. All
-right--S plus equals 3.
15n't that kind OF doing enough to
puzzle All figures OF speech" let
alone ordinary prosy language? But
here is another amazing caper of 9.
k.eayspg out he figure 8, make row
of figures from I to g. inclusive Null
tipiy any one of them by 9 Then null
Iipiy the entire row by the sum thus
attained. and, If you are a millionaire,
you can safely wager million dollars
against a cent piece that the grand
result will be composed exclusively of
the figure in the row that was special
iy picked out TO be multiplied by 3.
For proof. suppose you want grand
total Of IS; simply multiply 3 by 8
and use the result (27) as the multi
miller:
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i2s45s7s
s6.41S75s
24.691.85s
8ss.8s8.833


There is nothing extraordinary in
the fact that all the grand totals con
sisl Of nine figures, still, IL does seem
queer that in l..Iltiplying the figure I
by . the cunning 3 gets, without as
sistance from any other figures as a
muitipIier OF 2l.S45.67s. a grand to-
tai OF Is However, in multiplying
any one Of the other figures 20 get a
h0tM consisting entirely Of the same
ngures. 9 needs pal" yet that pal"
Is absolutely 9's own product
3gndeed. gets in its weight even
where Il does not necessarily belong.
n anyone takes the trouble 70 multi
ply 142sB7 by l. 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6, the
same agures. 1885, and nohe others,
Wni crop up. but IN a different order
in the line But If you invite 2 into
she family as a multipler 8 will de-
iiberaiely get at the head OF the table
and coolly make the grand total con
sast q himself exclusively, a result
not one Of the other figures than 2 as
"a multipIier can enable him to accomp'
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5f.2945B2

In every case the performer re-
serves the right TO place the odd rows
of figures; that is the third fifth,
seventh. ninth, etc. seeing TO it that
the figures he places always make Q
when added 20 those Immediately
above H. The riddle to those who are
not in the trick. is Of COURSE greater
when eleven rows are used than when
five are taken. and his marvellous
mathematical skill causes the great
er wonder until the secret is revealed
Now in the face Of all these rev
elations as TO 9's wonderful doings,
who will venture TO say that it is not
the king pin" Of figures, OF that 9
cannot beat anything that It tackles
in any game in which it takes a hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-04-09
KATY CONTRACTORS.
They Visit the City and Are Ready
to Operate.

w. A. Shippey and A. F. Farmer,
Katy railroad contractors, were in the
city today and stated that they had
completed the grading as far as the
river to the south and nearly finished
on the Guthrie line north Of Shawnee.
and that in a few days they will
move to a new field of operations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-04-09
what the sultan Cid.

The colonel told me
That the constitution
And the cocktail
Follow
The Flag
He gave me
An amber colOred beverage,
With a roguish little cherry
Nesting at the bottom;
And, oh!
Little friend,
When | felt
That delicious liquid
Triclle
Dowa the corridors
or my innermost being.
All
The incandescent lights
We're turned on
And the birds
Began 80 sing
Felt myself
Bursting
Into full bloom,
Like
A timid little flower
Kissed
BY the morning sunlight
So
[ ordered two more
New York s
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All kinds Of fancy work. sewing
aprons. sunbonnets, kimona. and boys
waists. also home made cakes and
oandies, Easter eggs and ect., on sale
at the Easter market Saturday, A7rIl
iith, at the old Delmonico, by the
ladies' Of the Christian church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-04-09
A Sweet srea,h.

Is a never falling sign Of a hel.lhy
stomach When the breath is bed the
stomach is out OF order There is n9
remedy in the world equal TO Koi0,
Dyspepsia Cure for curing indigestion
dyspepsia and all stomach Disorders.
Mrs Mary S CrlclS, Of White Plains,
KY writes Il bave been dysDep-
sio for years-tyied all kinds Of rem.
edles but continued to grow worse By
the use Of Kodol I began TO improve
at once and after few bottles am full
iy restored in weight. health ami
strength and can eat whatever I Ike.
Kodol digests what you eat and makes
the somach sweet
J. n Wallace.
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If one wishes to use seven columns
of figures. the result will be the same,
except that is deducted from the last
figure or figures of the top line and
placed in front of that row of figures
Thus:
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Add that 6S-6 plus equals O. Go
0p sky high and see If can't be a
-'inocker-out" For instance, set down
this line Of figures. 246.5s7sS1, then
reverse them ana subtract them from
themselves. as It were, as follows:
246.5S7,931
139IS5,642
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s.754 .s4s- added make 45--that is,
..I... z .r.,.,la q
a. added make 45.
4h-dedncted.

S.754 .s49-added make 45-that Is,
plus equals g.
One would think that would con-
hae itself to fits vast field of r,ultipli-
cation doings. but it does not. 1t
goes into the subtraction business, too.
on great scale. To make things all
the more surprising. If d number OF
figures are placed in row, and, re-
versing their order. a subtraction is
made. always providing. of course,
That one can be- and the digits are
now addel . turns up smiling, just as
A. did IN the multiplication tests. Let
MS see Take 9s. cad reversing it,
subtract a. thus:
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PRESS CALL.

Lawton to Entertain Editorial Asso-
citation, May goth.
The members of the Oklahoma Press
association are hereby notified that
the next annual meeting of the asso-
citation will be held at Lawton, May
goth.
Every member Of the association is
urgently requested to be present With
their wives if they are so blessed.
Those of the fratrnity who are not
members and wish to join, ere cor
daily invited to send their names to
the secretary Of the association
Respectfully years,
o. K. Benedict.
Secretary
Hobart Oklahoma March % 1902
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-04-09
ous NotIes IS servea.

Ul5 NoEIce Is oeTVed.
Due notice is hereby served on the
public generally that DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye Is the only salve on the
market that is made from the pure.
unadulterated witch hazel DeWitts
Witch Hazel salve has cured thous-
ands Of casea Of piles that would not
yield % any other treatment, and
this fact has brought out many worth
less eounterfeits. Those persons who
get the genuine Dewitts Witch Hazel
salve are never disappointed. because
It cures
j. n Wallace.
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Racine Buggies for style and finish.
W. D. Packer. cor Oklahoma avenue
and Broad street
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j. n Wallace

Joseph MoNeal has gained fifty
pounds in weight since he has been
in Mexico.
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WHY NOT RENT A SAFETY DE.
POST BOX IN A MODERN STEEL
VAULT AND FEEL THAT YOUR
vALuAaLgs ARE sEcUREi FROM
81 TO ss PER YEAR PAYS ron ONE.
ACCORDING TO SIZE. SEE THE
CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK ASovI
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2825484

In making up the table the calcu-
lator must Of course reserve the right
TO make the third and NTH rows him
self In doing that he must secretly
see. so TO speak that each figure he
puts down in these rows makes 3
when added to the figure Immediately
above IT, as can be seen in the above
table Should he two last figures set
down in the first column happen TO
end with or 1, the person doing the
trick must remember that the last two
figures In the top line Will require
changing. as shown in this example;
1854
s9f .227
lOs.77
s45.67s
e54.321
2,s25.42s
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31.2S4.55s

With nine ows Of figures the figure
te be 6rst sn5tracted and then pre-
fixed is 4 with II rows it is 8, and
SO on. AS:
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hos Hennessey Robbers.

Marshal Fossett stated today that
pursuit Of the men who robbed the
Hennessey depot is being kept up by
possess in whatever locality they at
tempt to seek refuge They worked
their way into Texas but were head
ed of at Miami and took a return route
TO Oklahoma. They seem to be work
ing their way eastward again. coming
towards their starting point and were
last heard of in Woods or Woodward
county. They probably steal enough
TO meet emergencies but Rave to drop
the horses they take In order to
save their necks.
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99s999


Once more unto the breach Our
friend 9 has a great trick which VIII
delight anyone who, say. at little so
ciable. would for the time being like
to pass himself off as lightning cal
culator, All he need do TO arrive
quickly at his grand total of a table Of
tiye rows is to put down the figures
he sees on the top row, with the. eN-
ception OF the figure on the top of
the right hand column. Instead ..
that figure he must put one down
which is less than it, If, for in
stance. the top figure is a A, he should
put down 2 Then, invariably prefac-
ing the grand total with 2, he has
the correct answer In case the row
ends with a figure 1 OF a o. as 81 or
SO, the two figures would De changed
to 40 or as. respectively Thus:
325.456
S91.227
lOS.g72
3Ss.234
6l6.765
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Suits to order Fine line samples
20. X. Pressing Club. 1T S First St
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Daily Leader 10 cents a week de
livered.
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lish. Here is the proof of it, showing
that Z is silent partner OF 9:
142,S57
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oSti t-l '
Hobart Oklahoma, March 20. 1908.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
As SERvIANS AND RUSSIANS.
Rev. Or. Macarthur Says Recent Iynchlngs
Have Caused Americans TO Be CIsssei.

New York, June 29.-Rev. Or. S. Mac
Arthur. In sermon at Calvary Baptist
church on The Spirit OF Lawlessness as
shown In recent lynchings and other dis
orders In several states. said his Ameri-
can pride had been severely chastened by
the events OF the past few weeks. No one
who knew him, he said. would doubt his
Americanism. however. and he had
sympathy with those foreigners who
come here and live happily but refuse 10
assume the responsibilities OF citizen
ship
Several persons In the congregation
started for the door at this point and the
preacher said he would pause until all
who wished to leave had done no. but
none others arose.
The crimes OF the last week had caused
us. he declared. TO be classed with Ser
vians and Russians. To corruption OF the
ballot, he said. large share OF the re-
sponsibility was due.