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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-06-30

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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-06-30

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-02
ERRORS In THE REVIEW MAP.
Not the Fault Of the Publisher. but Be
cause Transfer Was Not Made

During the past week we have had
people come into the office and COM
plain of errors in the new map of Craw-
ford county just published. AS an i'll.
ustration, one party came in and said
the map showed Mr.. c. w. Payne as
still owning section r22 in Hays town
ship. when in truth he had sold the
same to Mr.. c. l.. Voss some time ago.
We explained the matter that probably
the transfer OF all the papers had not
been made at the time the map was
was published. To show that we were
right we wish to state that the daily
real estate report dated at Denison
February 20, 1904, shows that the
transfer was made on that day. 1t will,
be found to be the same in many of the
other sO-called errors
IL. many cases the map has been in
valuable in that it has been the cause
OF having transfers properly made that
had heretofore been neglected. A man
seeing that hisname does not appear on
che map at once bsgins investigation.
and rights the error ~ once. AS We
have stated previously the map is as
near correct as 1t is possible to get one
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-02

relations with the good old bishop were
reproduced true to life and held the at.
tention of the hearers to tho last.
Beatrice Lally csptivated the audi
1ence with the nay humorous. half dra-
matte selection How tho Lea Rns
Stakes were Lost. Her powers Of
simitation are marvellous for one of her
experience before an audieLce and we
predict for her 4 successful career as a
speaker.
The next number wss Mercedes, :"
delivered by Mayme Bell. which not
only won first place in its class. but
was awarded first place over all the
other contestants Of the evening. 1t is
touching story of the unswerying
patriotism of simple beautiful Span.
ish girl, and was we'll Interpreted by
tn speaker Miss Bell shows an ease
and freedom b, fore an audience which
is seldom seen in an amateur and all
hope that she will win at the district
contest. so that Denison will have Il
representative at the state contest
which meets in this city.
While aitiug for the dee Sion of the
judges, the high school mixed chorus
presented u humorous selection. which
was b. artily encoied by the audience.
to which the high school orchestra re-
Sunnded aaveral timas
Be'ow is the decisioa of tha Judges
in tabulated form.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-02

the Deep unison chorus in which the
boys showed excellent range of voices.
Then came the dramatic class in
which the interest of the evening
cent red for. while all the contestants
We're eligible to win the honor of rep
resenting the high school at the district
contest, it was conceded that the win
ner would be chosen f.om this class
The first speaker was Hilda broder-
sen. She delighted The audience with
"Sergius to the Lion" selection
which is full of feeling and gave wide
range for the exercise of dramatic
power. 1t is impossible 10 do justice to
Miss Brodersen in written report
Her excellent rendition and her power
over an audience must be seen and ex-
perienced in order to be appreciated.
Genevieve Lally presented Jean
Vatican The touching story of the
hero Of Hugo's masterpiece and his
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-02
.DEN|SON TO ENTERTAIN
Will Entertain Delegates to
Convention.
DINNER AT THE COOPER HOUSE
Presidential Campaign to lnaugnrated
With Republican Love Feast, Conyen-
tiOn Day. March IL,

The republicans of Denison have de-
cided to dine The delegates to the repub
lican county convention to be neld
here on Friday March l1th. The ban
quet will be given in the elegant new
dining room OF The Cooper aud Land
lord Cooper will provide such meal
that no one will go away hungry. The
convention will be called TO order at
II Il. m.
After the preliminaries the conven-
tion will adjourn to meet at about 3 p.
m Dinner will be served at The Cooper
at one O'Clock and two hours will be
given to the pleasing task OF disposing
OF the viands and lis ening to the flow
of soul.
None but delegates will be invited to
the repast. Chairman McLennan will
provide each township committeeman
with tickets according to the number
of delegates from his precinct and
these willbe given the delegates at the
cancus at which they will be chosen.
The dinner will be an Informal affair
not dress occasion and will be for
delegates only. 1t is simply that the
Denison delegates will entertain the
delegates from the other precincts OF
the county.
AS this convention vii! have the re-
sponsibility of selecting delegates 70
the three principal conventions Of the
year II is TO be hoped that the attend.
ance will be large and that every pre-
cinct will be represented BY y full! dele
CATION.
The dinner will afYord an excellent
opportunity forshe re pa ablicans to get
together and prepare for the great
Presidential campaign. We hope each
township will prepare to send it's
heartiest eaters and that the occasion
may be as happy one as the Denison
republicans confidently hope aud ex-
pect it to be and Hon j. p. Conner has
sent his hearty approval of the dinner
plan together with substantial check
to show that he is with the republicans
Of Crawford in spirit although he may
not be able to attend the convention in
person.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-02
Nstice s.r Rlds.

Notice If hereby Given that sealed
bids VIII 'e rereivcai by Tounship
CLERK op ~ l0n'clonk. a. N Saturday.
Fab. u, lap4s for superintendent Of
4r's'is OF steckhom township, for on. /.
ear, The bids tobe per day, With
md withQHs teams. The board reser-
sts the right lasssett any or allsbias.
Dated Feb. 8. .l9Q4.s.
! S-ss e. n. sANpsTRQM, Clerk.
KirGH, Iowa
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-02
ANNUAL CONCERT.
Den sens GreAt Orchestra Will b,
Heard Again the 4th.

The penison Concert Orchestra will
give their annual concert at the Germania
Opera House on Friday of this week. Al
this time the organization will present TO
the music lovers ona of the best programs
they have ever presented to Denison
audience. The orchestra has steadily i'm
proved with zach rehearsal. until each
aembe1 Is as near prodcieasas lpo sibl..
The boys are not giving their time and
aensy for uanybi. they are making music
study. and there is NO. member of The
organization who is not the better faf hav-
ing been Connected wiih me orchestra.
Tickets tor this concert are uo@ being se d
al about hals price. and We tfus, .ha, every
onewili buy ticket whether they will be
able to attendor not
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-02

!. The Sunday. Nenparsil asnauncsd
then. .mss OF Mrs. essars AcHenry and
Mrs..J. B. RoasnRs m delegates to the
word sunday Schsol convention 1T
Jeruxaism. The haiss ~srs interviewed
and ssy th.s the report IL Nntrns.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-02
Sale u Stock.

wills.ll at private sale the. folio wing
stock: Two good cows. one coming
fresh early in Aprit. the other now in
milk; three two year old steers--food
onss;6 yearling steers; yearling heifpr;
. calves. all good stock; IL Poland China
sow; practically thoroughbred, bred to-
Poland. htns boar eliglb to rsgiitr, !.
A fine lot Of hogs.
q. T. Hawk.
Csntsr section II, f. Boyer toWaship.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-02
Eth Sale.

We offer fur sale. for cash only. the
vert barn on What wxs che Carsteus
Hotel property, situated on lot 4, block
s6. Denison. + ids to be .sealed and
presented At our ofiiee ON or before
noon Monday, ..afch 7th. Privilege
to refuse ane sad sll bids. For infprm-
Asien 0,l. ut our Off oe.
.isi' TAE BAI.I.E-BKoDEksTN Co, .
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-02

PEN NO. 2-COCKEREL MATlNG-consists of
10 large hens, all of good shape and color weight
to pounds each; splendid combs. beaks. eyes and
legs They are2 years old and mated to cock bird
scoring e2 points; he weighed 10 pounds ani is as
fine bird in every respect as ever owned. Eggs
from this mating will produce some fine BIRDS
PEN NO. s-COCKEREL MATING-rwo large,
narrow barred cockeres. splendid shape. strong in
under barring and color of wings and tail To them
have mated 20 pullets. all as near the same shade
as can GET All large evenly barred birds in this
PEN NO 4-PULLET MATING-This pen is
made up OF ten pullets and hens all of exhibition
color Mated to them cockerel of good shape.
splendid comb perfect in beak eyes and leg rather
light in color of plumage with narrow barring and
will produce fine pullets
Eggs frsn all Of my pens se 90 per fifteen G
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-02
the bes. interest was manifested
Throughout the entire evening Fol-
sloRin0 i0the program.

I tho bes, interest was manifested
Throughout the entire evening. Fol>
lowing isthe program:
lAvccsssco /, Reu 6, 2. Morphy
g lttstc-tB. >. OfchoStra. 80. Two etep
Mlsse. Ssssyisss ssssid cialk hkally
Hessr.} Gso; gosn p..ts,s0n nsIoas2
4 = Miss Hazel Laub Accompanies.
oRATORICAL CLASS.
III "a Soldier OF the Empire. Alton Thew
/: In Memory Of William Warren. .........
.......................G Grace Schlumberger
Music-H, S. Mixed Chorus. ...............
E ss.............. .......... 1.-THE Call to Arms
HUMOROUS CLASS.
Tricks versus Tricks. .......... .Addie Luney
Aunt Sylvis's First Lesson in Geography
........ Observation-Disclosures. ..Le.na Grantz
Music H. 8. Boys Chorus "out on the Deep
DRAMATIC CLASS.
"Sergius to the Lion" Hilda Brodersen
Jean Val jean. .Genevieve Lally
l ls.How the Lea Rue Stakes Were Lost.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Beatrice Lally
4 Mercedes" ..s.............- ..Mayme Bel
Music.Mixed Chorus with Orchestra Accom- ,
! pan1mcnt. .............. stSeuella
n Decision of Judges and Award of Medals)
'NJudgcs Rev j. W. ABEL. Carroll
III ATTORNEY. 7. A. ATHuR, Logan.
The essay and Grafton contests wei 9
Iomitted this year and all attention was
\ centered :.pon the declamati. ms This
\ was done because the state contest is
! to be held here this year, and as it is
8very desirable that Denison should be
'lrepres nted in that contest. it was
Thought beet that as many as possible
shonld try for the place.
Tho first number was musical Sc
ction by the high school orchestra
which was we'll rendered and heartily
bpplaude1 by tho audience.
i The declamati0Ls Of the oratorieal
class were then rendered, the first OF
which Was entitled "a Soldier of the
Empire" anu delivered by Mr.. Alton
Thew. It was thrilling story of the
bravery and patriotism OF q colder of
Frsnce who died fighting brAvely for
T;he eiory Of the empire. The piece
Twas we'll delivered and it is to be re-
Nyretted that Mr.. Thew was the only
BOY who contested for the honors Of
Ehe evening. Grace Schlumberger
followed with selection entitled "ln
Memory OF William Warren" which
vas masterly effort and we'll deserv.
.g the decision OF first place in its
lass.
Ths mixad chorus rendered pleas
ng selection after which the humorous
;aass of declsmati0ns were given.
.Tricks Va Tricks BY Addie Lnney
Iras the story Of u Yale boy who went
10 the Yxis-Harvsrd boat race on
Harvard steamer di.gutsed ~ 40 old
sd2. The adventures OF this young
Iaaa kept the audience ia . state Of
nusement. xa.a the selection won sec
sad place ia AA Class.
LssNa Gfsnsz vos. kr.t place with
sAAsssya,ia'. drs. L-sson Ia eienxns.
Thy Isis4 nsyru, aad ANAL chlkl
'aaeu -rlNaleH, And vas handled
ssisndidlyty the srsaksr
The Iassntsr's Wife" by Gladys
scksr wss u, vsry humorous numhsr
a WAS we'll given. oue. Of the judgNsi
Sss d. to give 1t first piAcs.
No Biys Chorus favored the
iSnrs with song entitled "pnt On
aslsffl egG. -
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-02
THE SCHOOL CON TEST
Appreciative Audience Heartily
ss Encores the Contestants.
MISS MAYME BELL WINS FIRST.
Miss Hilda Brodersen Secures Second
Place. The Winner Will Represent
DeniSOn at the State Contest.

The annual high school de ,lamauory
contest was held at the opera house
Friday evening Feb 25 at eight o'clock.
The event was not as well supported by
the public asit should have been and
consequently the house was only about
5two,t thirds full. The audience was a
very appreciative one however and
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-02

The funeral ot Patrick ,Nahnny, Of
Kenwood. was held nom the catholic
church last Sunday. The obituary no.. no..
tias appears in another ceidniA, -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-05
The Successful Teacher.

Why then. has training failed TO give a better
account OF itselfe My answer is that training
has failed to produce better results because IT
has not been followed up by specific demand
fof better results. On the contrary it has been
accompanied by a mandate TO despse results.
This has arisen from the fact that the results
produced by the psychological treatment of the
child are supposed to be purely spiritual and in
capable of measurement. and. conversely. that
results which can be demonstrated in any def
mite manner must have been produced by meth
DDS that should be avoided. In other words,
training has failed because ii has been based on
the assuml tson-which has not been verified by
the experience-namely. that certain forms Of
pedagogical treatment lead local
results, In consequence of this the educators Of
the school have become accustomed to
gauge the success of teacher from the stand
point Of what she does. while in matters outside
of school success is measured by what is ac-
complished. BY reason of this impractical stand
the demand has been developing in the direction
of methods and mannerisnls which may may
not contribute to success, but which in them
selves do not constitute and not
even gauge of success; and in the effort TO
meet this demand the fundamental issues-ac-
tual accomplishment-has become entirely sub
merged. In accordance with the trend Of the
times it has become the custom to call teacher
successful If her methods in the latest style
If her manners are pleasant, and If her pupils
show interest in the lesson. while a
teacher is placed lower plane If she does
not come up TO these requirements. But this po-
sition is untenable. One who makes the impress
sion that she is all that successful teacher
ought to be may be a successful teacher in fact.
or she may be lacking in certain essential ele-
ments involved in good teaching and fail to ae-
complish much in the end On the other hand.
a teacher who does not make favorable i'm
preston may in fact be a poor teacher, but not
necessarily so, for she may be possessed of just
those qualities which essential TO success,
and may, therefore. accomplish far more than
her more brilliant colleague.-Dr. J. M Rice, in
the Forum.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-05

1t will be much to the credit of both the
operators and the miners if the pending
controversy is settled by a CON promise. as
now seems likely. AS the Journal has said
before, they were not so far apart in their
respective demands as to make a compro-
mise impossible, and all of the large inter
ests involved seemed to demand that mode
of settlement. The basis of compromise
that seems likely to be adopted involves
some concessions by both sides. but it is
also a victory for both sides in that it will
prevent strike, avert heavy losses. insure
steady employment for the miners for an
other year and maintain intact the inter
state movement between operators and
miners. The struggle has been a stubborn
one on both sides, but it has been carried
on in manly fashion. Its settlement in the
manner indicated will be matter for gen.
eral congratulation.