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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-07

faum ober bod ni9t peientlth ge1tte@
oen; auein er mar unO lit eri9redeno
bod. Sait ebenio bod, pie Die Moros
uno sobtf6lagsfdle, fparen i'm Der@
floTenen Sabre bic SelbimorofGae;
lire 3a6l belief fih auf 1897, cine
.3unabme bon 3O6 gegen oas Sd6r
1902 urb BON 1852 gegen bds Sabr
1901. Dorin bic 3unabme Der Selbitz
morbe I'm 1868 in 5pei Sahren be-
grinbet Iein mag, fOnnen mir ntdt
unterIu6en, aber fe 1T S6atid4e unD
cine traurige ba5u.
QGfo, bie8sfiBer Der ge<
fpD6nli6en StdbltuIt : Qttien 6efom=
men biesmal feline Oibioerbe. 90
min es So6n .. &odefeller, Der ieBt
rMuuI6e o6e" i'm StubItruit 1T. Den
8eiiBern bon @or5ugs : Qttien oagez
gen nirb i6re genDbnli9e Oipioenoe.
Gs tperben bur9 oiefe Gnti4etoung
etpa 10000 4ftieninbaber betroffen.
Sm leBten Quurtdl 1908 blteben Die
@epinne oes Sruits I'm D Weiatonen
Dollars, bic Ginna6men Inn II Wfll@
lionen 6inter ben grpartungen 5uz
rid; fir bas Sa6r 1904 ptro fpgdr
Elm Giidgang Der ginnubmen BON 10
MiQionen ertpartet. Die &eingspinz
ne beg Sruts bsliefen fi4 in 1903
uuF 3,7O8,8 1926, fir bieies Sa6r
psrben iie ouF 80 Miaionen 9ef8dBt.
Mag iein, buB bic 9ei4Gfte bes
Stabltruits ginI6rdntungen forberz
ten; baB a6er bic 8eiiBer oerStammz
@ftien aGein gang leer uusge6en iolz
len, 1T gu bebauern. Die 8or5ugsz
@ftien iin6 meift pber fat ale in
6Gnben gelbfrdftiser 2eute, bic ben
NusfaG elmer 8iertelia6rs : OiDioenz
be e6er perf9mer5en fOnnen ME bic
8eiiber Der genD6nli9en Qttien, bic
meiff Qeute nit geringerem 8ermOgen
finb. Sbre attien iino i'm lsBten
Sabre auf II 6er1nter gegangen, 10
baB iie audi f61pere Ginbube an III
rem N~nlagefapital erlitten ba6en. 0az
gu tommt jeBt audi mod Der 8erluft
elmer 9iertelja6rs 0tpibenoe. 0az
bur6 tperDen bic 9tammuftien 10 gut
fpie pert6los. Gines lit it4er, Der
@ta6ltruit ftebt 0ur9aus ni4t auf 10
feiten 6iiBen, pte mai geglaubt bat.
0dgSabr1 1903 + / Der.
Staaten einen Ginpanbererfeg en gez
bra6t, pte feines ieiner @~orgGnger.
@r 1T iiber bic Miqton binuusgeganz
gen. eSn Nen : gort aaetn ldnoeten
runo 100000 Ginpanberer, odrunter
CAB 900 i'm 3ptf6enbed. Die betosn
beutI6en Qinien - Der Noroo. 2lono
unb bic 6am6urg : 4merifa : 2inie
= fte6en in Der Ginpanberer : Be-
fDrberung no9 Sem : Yort obenan.
Der Qlobb 6ra6te bon Bremen 49,
SOB 3nif9enoedler unb 1886 pal
fa9iere 8~tpeiter &lafe, aus benz Wttt@
telmeer 29,576 3pif4enbedler unb
1912 9afagiere 5tpeiter &lafe; bic
6amburg : Qmeritu : Qinie befOrz
berte BON 5amburg 88,721 3pii6enz
bedter uno beinube $4,000 PaRagtere
a~ipeiter &luTe, aus Der 2epante 1873
uno aus benz Mittelmeer 18,7553ipt@
16enbedler unb 745 PuHagiere 5petz
ter &lafe. 8on Der gtnfpanoerung
Der erften feds Monate 1908 tanten
fat $4,000 aus Stalien, nd6e5u
$4,000 aus Seitrei6 : llngdrn, 79,@
900 aus &uBlanb, $4,000 ausS3nez
ben, %, 900 aus OeutI6ldn0, 21,000
aus Srlanb uno je 10000 dus gfor@
tpegen uno @nglano runo etne
babe MiQion aus europa. Ser 3u=
sug aus Qiien belief Ii4 i'm er item ball
BEN Sabre auf 1850 uno aus ben
ii6rigen Sheilen Der Belt auf runO
5000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-07
Baltimore 9ampf : Ya6et 60.
(WIte uus JuDtrIdfTsc Sni'einisl

NNAAN Ahb y
Sis Ser. StGatsrSpOt bsF0rotrnO.
9ampfsr fabreH tdgIi5, 6ouutags ausotuommsu,
bon rgapz2inss"gitrs, lob Qisbt=etrabe, $50
gbeuDg, oirtit nab Oh Qoiut Comfort, RorFotf,
9Urtsmoutb uHO al,H 9unttsH oss 5abens. Der
|biuouug in Oh 9oiRt Comfort nit g. & 8. Gis
ienbabn" nab 8i6mono. 9T6iHOung in Boris
mouth nit BEN .StabOaro dir 2iHs~ iolibsn 3uo
BON Portsmouth nub atlanta. 9n gorfolI 9erz
~biHounq nit Der uatIaHtie Goat Sine" Torfolt
uno Carolina, TOriolt unO iaoIi6, ROrfolt uuo
p,ttIj6 uuO sCtD dominion Sine" nab Rsipbsrn
unb Baibington, R.=G.
MabLeittR nab surppdii5.m 4Iant. Qurur i6i,
RailtenJimmsr, ,.sftriib. gsIsuttung, Sampf6siz
sung, Roisu fr,i. Rtieroirtt Raiit,n3immer i'm
g.aet4gGrrau Der rBap.2ius,1 0r. 1O3, Ofs8alti=
mortsstrabe. 9tIepbous 6. & g. Ct. PAUL 1885
Warplano, @ourttano 485, &Ibaugb'g, Is Roroz
G6arltsse Strobe, unO gireau Der r5eaboarD dir
Sine" Continental Truit 60. guiloin9.I
Spbn u. 2beripppcs IS. SrUmn.
B.sGrai- II. &susgtanaser, Sen, sBaiiu9iersaseut
(0ej2J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-07

0rpartemenf fur Inttrrid,tswefen
~S5nrcnu Ger Sehnree Der Sdluifeo mmlnare'
baltimore, ben 81. Se3ember 1903.
8trFtaelts Rorosruuqs. anetbott tHr 2itierung
non oduspt palttrs s9tOurf, ME 9titn, ghrtttn
etc. ptroen bis ID 10 d, ZEN ID. 5aHuar
1904, 0a6mittdss 4 ubr, in oieiem 8ur'au cnts
ataen osnommen. grisfumi6ldge fuO init Der
@uii6ri'Ft r9io for 5uppliss" su Dsritbtn.
Sa5 Hs6t iur gsriptriung BON GnSGbottn blsIbt
rorbcb1ltcn.
Spe3iiifutionsn in Oieitm 9irtau.
SIN auftroat
8. W1, GcmIes,
(0ts3l, San246S,lOI Eefrct6r.
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SpoeSf1Qe.

Gin 3. Sanuur Samuel @enr1 Gbtr' l
Sahr alt. 20
am 4. o~unuar @onarS 8 abnetod, 50
@m 5. Sonuar g WeiGepp 81 Sabre
alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-07

Die engltf4e 3ettung
rMilitarp Muil" bruate tiir5li3 Die
MufIeben erreeenbe Raari4t, bab Der
&rieasASefretdr benz 8riegs4Miniitez
rum ben 8eFe6l our Qusarbeitung
BON glGnen fir bie ginfii6rung Der
dngemeinen Webrpfli4t bsfoblen babe.
Gs Ione Die militdrii4e 4usbtloung
uGer iun9en 2eute i'm Otter BON Is bis
% Sabren porgeieben iein. Man BE-
re6net bic 3a9l Der auf oieie WsIie
jGbrli9 gu ~l1ebungen beran5uaiebsnDen
Manniduften uuf 1,165,OOO. Sa nod
leBtbin maBge6snoe DISQUALIFICATION
in England ii4 enti4isoen segsn bic
Ginfiibrung Der augemeinen Militdrz
bienftpfli6t ausgeipro4en baben, 10
lit bic Ha9ridt po6l msbr als Elm
ssiibler gu betra9ten, nm gu %erfabren,
ipie bic Stimmung i'm 2anoe ii4
nsuerOings gu einem iolaen BLAME
felt.
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Ephn g. 0Mrft.

Gg ftart pl6tli6 am 6. Sauuar 1904 Sobn 6.
6urt i'm alter BON II SabrsH. Die 9eeroigune
finOet 8 a M # Q, ben 9. Sanuar. Morqens nm
ii ubr, BON Der rOtstantii6sepistopaltl6en ct.
9eters =Rir6e. 6de 9ruiO=6il=Nnenu uno Sanz
bol,z Strobe. aus ftatt. geiie5uug prioat. Sttte
-. pf,,rs, G-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-07

unGGngf cling bic q q d.
riat burd Die prefe, bob bic cana
biIfe Regierung uuf Die 3uitimmung
Der 0ffentli6sn Meinung Tires Qanz
bes re9nen biirfe, penn tie Canada
bur6 @rperbung 9r0nldnO's, Neuz
funolano's uno 2abraoor's coniolioiz
rem piirbe. Die canuOii4e 9reHe
forberte iogur, oaB oas 8ebiet nOros
lid Der 8rsn5e Wluine's ais duber=
balb Der &oloniulipAGre Der Ser,
Stadten ertlGrt tperoen foQe. 4lfp II
cine Mrt canaoiIde MonroezO oftrtn.
DGnemurf bat ii6rigens fdon por ct
apa flint Subren bei4lofen, tps0el
@r0nlunb, nod ct. Gru5 ooer ct
Sbomus ab5utreten. 9r0nlano tonrtt
ia Elm ~5tpeites 9plolano ME Ilasto
fein.
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nROpal 8lue."9inte
uaA philadelphia unS RerusgOrt.

Onpdrts. gaL,gamOsn. gsrL @t. Ro9aL
e8lutDagG0n SSa9t!2 81 y. q, 3' % y X q
S~9fist.qe5lor, aus9sa: g, 81! 9 :. "a = . Sis
8oriOr, Diner, ausssn. 50. 1850 Q 10 s. O.
8arlpr, Diner, .....&aglt1 l.55 y. y Log u.
,aopal Qlmitso,1 nur 4ulmans8ug.
guff,ts5 moter, Qarlor, Cbitrp1tloHss L. Gptia
QBaqQoug ........ 8Gqlia 34g u. 3 3.53 y.
gqrlor6ar, Qbil, ausg. So. 455 y. 500 y. 6
gorloy, 6tntt.... 3a9li3. 6594 G05 q
6oa6sg 96ila..... 8aglb 900 u. 9.05 " 8
S6lafp ........ 5ds!ib l2.39 u. 1914 u. g..
QofalsS6laipoQOoH Ha6 gtslD=gOrt trtig lum
gebraud1 in UT. RoDalsStatiOH nm 1000 &5snbs.
u, nab QtlautisGito, g8o&:ntags; ., na$ dts
II ,8 Il 5altta in Wilmington. G, bait In
'" gtrLGumo.n. gcrL ri. Ro0al.
9bila. affom. ...... 9dgIt3 sos Q. $40 9.
96ila. grprsb ......ans9. So. 2$9 y. 2$ r.
&berOe,n QtiOm., ousg. 60. 5l5 g. $50 2.
Rbila. Qftom.,...... uur 60. 6l0 U. els VI.
@iu,t.gureaur: 9or6tutfsGds Galbcrt unO 9alS
tinorefr., Qr. 526, @roaODoD, Utt. ROOal=StatisU
5. 2. Martin, mgr. gaT. &raffie.
6. ~. 9uiistt, cn.s926. s4gtnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-07

COMMUNICATION, 300, 900 gorm., 1926 Rits
tags, !5.25, 75.40 Ru1m.
Gerfafsn GamOsn=S Station nab Trsosrid, 1885,
1000 Gorm., ?Q.l5 YOrm., lbs, 43 unO $50
'q 8in5sJtsT. 1920 Born, 800, 4.3O, 1920 Ra@H
mittogs. 49,, ,,oo
SSggeott.Gitp unD It. 4irp, q0tal, !7.35, @.lS
gorm.' uI25, 43O, +5.35, $3.50, tll.35 4bsNSs.
Gurtig' @aD, 1928 @ormittugs.
.qurah, ut. 8opal=Statiou, $3.50 Na9Ul. cams
h.r-S+n+inu % 90 Pnbmittdqs.
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Sefamntma9unge
Requirement fir untrrrid,tSipsfem.

Nepartement FIR untrrridbtSioefen.
~Sdreau FER Sebprce Der z dulsS oriInthare'
guGtimprs. ben 81. Seitmber lW3.
9erFeeeIte 6orOsrungssNnGtbote tlr GltIefun9
bon 81 Sbreibmai6lnen (lpptprifers) NH S0ubs
IS. Sanuur 1904, Ra6mittuss 4 ubr,. in Oieltm
gHreau %sutqeseu esuommen. grittuml9ia9e pno
NIT Der aufi6riit u9io for Sppeprlttrs" Su psr=
isben. t.
5os Re5t 1ur grptrfuus BON a%HsebOt'n blt'Ot
borbtbalten.
Spe3itifatiorsn in oitient Gtrtau.
Sm Huitrdgt
s.. %. GowIes,
(Ntj31, 5ou2.4.6.8.10I SstretaF'
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0orratne,


Der ip.als gaIt;mursr 6rieobof, nab. 9ii'spil'.
,ipti ,Itttriib. eubnlinitH unO 9imIitosSOul<uaro
brett gum srieObof.. Vile StsrdbnibpIdss unttr
f,tioer qfltqt. gieorias 9r,iis Srianat Htnsn
6oup,uir=aotntpe Giiit: ESQ RorosSear'ss'
6traBt. fgsiDe 3eltpbout1 (St5s-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-07

Wieper Elm @tfenba9nz
nn9liid in 8anias, bas 20 Wfenifens
leben e~efoTet bat. 9epObnli4 tit
mai na9 unglidsfdlen Defenders
porfi6tig; bel unieren gtienbabnen
trtfFt Oas ni6t gu, benin Ous geftrige
nngliid bate bermieben peroen tonz
men.
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&ermiihte Mnsei9en.
llrabphn : E1ufk zGOn(rrpatorium.

mt. 9,rnon=Qlace unO GburtessStruBe.
gorbereitunog . epartsmcut Ir. 3, OF : Mount
9ernons9ldte.
,3ipeiter 1lnterri6ts s6urius bsginnt am /. 6s7
brTar. Circular frantirt per Bot 3%ugcianbt. -
glujnabme neuer S6iler, &laTens oOer 9ripatz
llnterri3t. CSon0,lut2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-07

Nte Seutfd,e Ecuer : ScrG deruuss : 6efeIs
80 fdaft pom Baltimore.
baltimore, ben 4. Saruur 1904.
Cine fsucrircie Sipiocnoe BON finf QrO3tnt, AM
UNI mad benz II. Sanuur 1904 3ablbar, muroe
bcute ousoe!rorfen.
(6,Z,S,lD Spbn y. 2dubCr, SetretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-07

- 6efenid,aft pom Baltimore.
9ultimorc, ben ). Sanuar 1904.
Scr 9rdfotnt un0 Die 9irtttorcn baben cine
f~t.uerfreie balbidbrli6c SipiOenOe BON pier Nros
sent au5geporfer, iablbar am uno na9 VI 0 ne
t a q, ben II. 5anuur 1904, in Der Office Der
Gpmpuquie, Suoot=Gte 9altimoresS traBs uno
9ofOffitezaoerue.
(6.9,1I) s.. 8npGenbers, Setr.
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6ep, Hp6hprn.
MifnInuS Giidher.

Gg iorb Sienfae, BEN 5. Sonuur, 4 l1br Mors
qsng, Ritolaus Slider I'M 81. aebcnsjabre, 9tbos
rem 81 Si6tnbauitn, 6efen=Garmiaot. Die Be
s~rDiqung Iinost btutt, Sonnerftae, ben Z.
9anuar, 2 ubr 0a6mittaes, pom Srnutrbauis,
Ir. 938, gBeits9sginetOn=Strab aus TAFT.
CT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-07

BON Ne ~ : g~prter g d +
tern pirb aus 0erbp, Gonn., mitges
tbeilt, buB 5tpei f4pinbiii4tige 0uz
men BON 40, refp. "a Sabren, bic itf
felt leBtem CONNER elmer Sur IN Der
freien 2uft unter5ogen, audi in ben
leBten Nd9ten Bel Is Bis 80 9rao
&Glte nur nit 5pei 9eden uno einem
plumeuu 5ugeoett, auf ibren @erunz
bas geI9lafen bdttsn. Die 8ranfen,
heren 3uitunb friiber als boffnungsz
los erflGrt tporben, feien iebt furirt.
Sas erinnert ia gang an 9~unostagsz
9ef9i9ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-07

Qus Renbsburg niro be-
rt6tet, baB bort cine fran3Oiii9zoeutz
i6e notwithstanding gegrin@
bet poroen lit, bic 4lfo6ol aus Sort,
Sle9ten, Mooien II. bgl. Der telen
min. Die 5abrif pirb uuf benz gro
BEN Moor Bel Qal6org in Sdnemurt
erri6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-07

sSn Gnglanb 1T bic 3a9l
Der Muielmanen in rai4em Wa4s>
tbum begriffen. sic huben iogar Ell
men S9eifzulzSslam in Der perion
Des Gedtsantpalts Quintdm in 2tz
perpool. Die mo6amebanii9e Sc
meinoe in 2iperpool 3dblt etpd 300
Mitglieber, DON benen 200 ge6Orene
G~ngldnoer Iinb; tie bat lire Mpidee.
Sbne Disl gropagunba pG6it bic
muIelmunif6s 9emsinoe bon Sa6r gu
Subr unb lit au9 in 2onbpn pertreten,
mo ii9 tire MOi4ee in @oting befinz
bet.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-01

Mrs. Horton, after several weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs Frank Fowler,
returned to her home at Dedham, Iowa,
last week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-01
Dou, City Neus.
) Burt went to Denison last sunda,

10 Burt went to Denison last Sunday.
Guy v. Whaley went to West Side last
Friday.
Jess Wiley had business at the county
seat last Friday.
Sherwood Green left for ALBANY. Hin.
ois Thursday.
Albert Birkhofer started to Germany for
visit to the fatherland.
George Crandall and Jack Ahart had
business at Denison Wednesday,
The Misses Vera and Coda Dow ard
Dossie Green went to Denison Friday.
Miss Bertha koenekamp, of Denison,
visited friends in Dow City few days last
week.
Mrs. Henry Bell and daughter went to
Denison Friday to attend commencement
exercises.
Mrs. H. S. Green went to Ainsworrh,
Nebraska. Thursday to visit her brother,
Bert Slocum.
Mrs. P. D. Hall and children started
for State Center Saturday to attend deco
ration at that place..
]. r Baker drove over from Morehead
Saturday to visit friends and visited the
cemetery on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Mcbride, of De
fiance. visited at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Virgins, this week.
Green McAhren brought his housemov-
! ing outfit down from Denison Tuesday to
move house and barn for a MIR. kalb,
who lives few miles south CT town,
Mrs Nellie Christensen, of Glenwood
Iowa, accompanied by her two children,
came into Dow City Saturday to call on
friends. Martin coming Sunday morning.
He appears to have good position and is
doing we'll at Glenwood,
On Wednesday evening Mrs George
Rae, while being assisted to the supper
table, had the misfortune to fall and break
her limb near the hip joint. Mrs. Rae
has been on invalid for some years and
now this mishap makes it douoly hard
considering her age. Mr. and Mrs Rae
have the sympathy of their many friends.
Mr.. M. G Virgins, Dow Citys post
master, has been absent from the Office for
several days on account of some stomach
trouble. We understand he is improving
and will soon be out again. During his
absence from the Office, his daughter. Miss
Emma Virgins has filed the place very
acceptably.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-01
Happenings At Vail.

Rex Wright of Denson was Vailite
Thursday.
Mrs. Barnet of Boone visited Vail re,a-
tives the first of the week.
DIR. J. NJ Glynn is raising and other
wise improving his residence property.
Tie Junior ball team went to West Side
Sunday and won from the second team of
that place.
The graduating exercises of the ST.
AIMS academy will be held at the Opera
house Friday night.
Miss Mayme Servoss returned FRIDAY
from Henderson where he has been teach
ing in the public school.
MeSsrs. John Mccormick, Tony Moha-
CHAN and John Harrington attended the
ball game at Dunlap Sunday.
The Misses Mae Kelly and Mary Nc
Alpir of Denison attended the dance Fri
day night at the Vail opera hou-e
Jas Harkins and wife of Chicago and
Nellie Devine of ElReno Oklo visited over
Sunday at the NJ ]. Keane home.
The Vail public school gave very in
terestlng entertainment at the opera house
Saturday night. The proceeds are to be
used in buying gymnasium apparatus
Tha base ball boys have received their
new suits. Dave Riley will be home next
week and the first game is scheduled for
June IL. The Armour team of South
Omaha are billed for June 20.
The Vail cemetery assoc alton gave a
Decoration Day programme at the Vail
cemetary Monday consisting of fine able
speech by Prof. Gordon. singing by a
double quartette, music by John Knowles.
Jess Ratchford and Horace Miller, and a
recitation by Miss Dobler.
The Town council have been having a
Dig time wrestling with the light question
There seems to be a division between the
members and while the first talk was for a
gasoline gas plant the aceteline people
nave gained many friends the past few
weeks and three members of the council
left Monday to inspect an aceteline plant
in Minnesota.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-01

Peter o'Meara of Rodney came dowr
Wednesday to visit his relatives and littl
children. He remained until Monday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-01

The Cosmopolitan" announces a SER
les OF articles on the great industries of
the United States. This is a subject
that must naturally arouse the widest
interest The June issue contains the
irst-'Glass- Making" by William r
stewart. The illustrations, which are
numerous, give an excellent idea of the
various stages of glass manufacture. IF
the rest of the series is as good as the
first article, it will have a decided ed
vocational value.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-01
Neues Aus Sch1esuig.
(From The schleswig Leader.l

Joe kearns and Otto Numsen drove to
Denison Monday afternoon to take in the
sights
Albert Steger:ann is having a large adj
dition built on to his already commodious
residence.
Will Bumann and wife left on Monday
for ST. Louis and will spend a week TAX
ing in the sights OF the big fair.
b. S. ANDERSEN, of the German Bank.
was business visitor at the county Capt.
tai Saturday. returning Monday
Mrs. Thos. Hollander celebrated her
5oth birthday Sunday A large crowd was
present and all report very pleasant
time.
DR.. CARRIER, the new dentist is now
nicely located in the c H Kuhlman office
and has already worked up good prac-
tee
Hans Baeth, John H. Jensen and Her
man Jochims wsnt to Montana Tuesday
for visi, with Mr.. Baeth's sous They
will be gone week or two
The Aug Hansen house. in Iolstein
addition, was struck by lightning Tues.
day afternoon, demolishing the chimney
and carpet and other furniture.
B. Mitchell, father of Mrs Kruger, visit
ed in Schleswig the latter part of the
week. From herr he attended the big
McCutchen Shorthorn sale at Holstein.
Will Schroeder let the contract for a
new house on lots north of the Green Bay
yards last week to Frank Fee of Denison
The contract was let for $4,000 90. This
will be a fine home and credit to the
town. Who will be next?
A terrible hail storm, accompanied by a
hard rain and lightning, struck this section
Tuesday afternoon. Many hail stones
picked up on the str, cts were as large as
eggs. Lightning also struck the Geo.
Hoiten residence on the roof between the
two chimneys and tore off big patch of
shingles 1t then followed the rafters till
it struck the telephone wires, burning out
about twelve feet of the wire. Much dam
age was also done to the plasterins in one
of the rooms. Luckily it did not set fire
TO the building as it would have been hard
to extinguish in the roof and between the
walls No doubt much damage was done
by the hail to fruit buds. garden truck and
what corn was up. The storm started at
about 2:3o and it hailed for at least an
hour
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Mrs. Munsey was at Denison last Tues.
day.
S. F. Woodruff was business visitor
here last week
] L. Rigglemau was in town Thursday
on business.
VIM. Andersen is buying hogs at this
place for N. P. Larson.
VIM. Noakes and wife moved into their
Mrs S Horr accompanied her sister as,)
far as Dow City on her return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Mckim and Clare
Mckim were at Deloit over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NIcKim, of Deni-
son, were over Sunday visitors at Deloit.
Orman Salisbury and wife came overR
from Carroll county to attend the confer.
ence
Morris McHenry took dinner last Thurs
day at the hotel. He was doing some
surveying
The Boyer river and Otter creek rose
very rapidly last week owing to the heavy
rains north
Several Of our young people attended
the graduating exercises at Denison Fri
day evening.
j.. S. Myers and family started on trip
to Des Mones Saturday to visit relatives,
going by team.
MI A. Halberg added some improve
ments to his residence last week by the
wa> OF west porch
The w. c. 7 U. social Thursday eve
was somewhat hindered by the threatened
rain early in'the evening.
On Thursday evening about forty
men, six or eight women and dozen
teams were doing work and improving the.
cemetery.
Mrs. S. Horn has received commission,
to act as Notary Public Parties wishing
papers acknowledged will find her at the
post office.
Representatives of the L. D. S. were
here from Galland's Grove, Harlan, sa-
lena, Denison and other points Nine
branches out of ten reported to the Dis
lrict conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Schuler, of S. Da-
kota, brother of Fred Schiller. visited at
the latters' home last week. They will
visit the world S fair and other points be-
fore returning to their home
Mrs. Nellie copps, Of Charter Oak.
spent Sunday in Deloit in company with
her sisters, Mrs. Maggie Winans and Miss
Lizzie Hopper. They have many friends
here who are always pleased to meet them.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ii. Rudd and daugh.
ter, Winnie. Mr., and Mrs D. M. Rudd
and little daughter. Mr. C Halcomb and
Mrs. Wight, ] L. Butterworth and two
daughters, Elder c. E Butterworth, of
Dow City, were in attendance at the L.. d,
S. convention and quarterly conference.
We are very pleased to note that Miss,
Lizzie Hopper has SO far recovered from
her serious illness as to visit her sister.
Mrs. Maggie Winans She accom- panied
Mrs. Winans to Deloit Thursday after
noon. and Mr.. and Mrs Winans and Miss
Lizzie Hopper were guests of MIR. and
Mrs, B. Morley on Sunday. !.
Memorial services were held at the L.
d. S. church on Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. The church was nicely decorat-
ed for he purpose Elder c. E. Butter
worth delivered the Memorial address,
Eight old soldiers we're present. Exercis-
es were held at the Deloit cemetery Mon
day afternoon. the Sons of Veterans of
/! Denison coming up to take part in the ex-
ercises All gave them hearty welcome