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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-26

PASTURE FOR STOCK.
have room for 40 head of stock
at my pasture 81 miles north of Den
ison, on the old McAhren farm
Phone 39-A. Frank Comstock. 26-2t pd
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SUNNY HAWAII
CONTINUED from page ~

Portuguese are found here in quite
large numbers. and are regarded as
desirable citizens; they are sought
after as laborers on the plantations
and in the factories. The Coreans.
Porto Ricans. Spainards. Italians and
other nationalities are represented
here, but not so numerous as the
Japanese. Chinese and Portuguese.
There are large number of Ameri-
cans on the Islands engaged in bust
ness. both IN the cities and on the
plantations. They take the lead in
business, but are rarely ever found in
any other capacity than overseers.
superintendent or proprietors. 1t is
impossible to think of an American
going to Hawaii to engage In farming
as they do upon the mainland. If l
should find citizen from one of the
states living upon farm in Hawaii,
| should at the same time expect to
find him employing cheap foreign
labor and contenting himself with
experimenting the job.
find that this communication.
which was intended to be brief. is
lengthing itself out so that if should
embrace some further thoughts l
have in mind. it will occupy more
space than the paper can afford to
give. and will therefore conclude.
for this time. but may have some
thing to say in another issue.
j. P. CONNER.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-26

Not much of Fourth unless you
attend the dance in the evening at the
Germania Hall, in Denison.
The Bulletin is evidently prosper
GUS in spite the of board of supervis-
ors. as it is about to build 20 x 80
brick press room back of it's office
building.
There have been many deaths of
late in the vicinity of Stockholm
township. The last to be called away
was the mother of F. l.. johnson
whose death occurred on Monday night
June "a. The funeral will take place
at the home four miles north Of De-
lott on Thursday afternoon.
The Sidonia. lodge of German Odd
Fellows spent Sunday last in decorat-
ing the graves of deceased memt ers.
In the morning they went to the Den
ison cemetery where three of the
members are buried and in the
afternoon to the Nissen ground in
Hanover. Many members from the
farms and from Schleswig assisted
at the ceremonies in the country.
Owing to the continued illness of
the elder Mr.. Semmann who was at
the head of the Semmann Manufacture
ing Co.. which made harness goods.
the business will be given up in this
city and SO the stock on hand will be
put on the market. giving the farm
ers the benefit of wholesale prices
Note the advertisement in another
column.
Mrs. Lee Gable had an experience
on Sunday last which was dear to he
mother heart. She visited her sol
Rev. M. A. Gable over Sunday a
Defiance and heard him preach TO
the first time. She attended the
morning service and also the even
ing. and accompanied him to Bucl
Grove in the afternoon where he ha
an appointment. Mrs. Gable is prou
of her boy, and believes that by hir
much good will be done She return
ed to Denison on Monday afternoon.
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For sale-single Comb Rhode Is
land Red Eggs. sl.O0 for Is for June
and July. Frank Bolton, Denison.
Iowa. pat
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-07-18
Limit Of Human strength.

Experiments upon number of men
have shown that man five feet high
and weighing 1876 pounds will lift on
an average 1866 pounds through YER
teal distance of eight inches, or 211
pounds through height Of IL inches.
Others 81 feet high and weighing 1873
pounds could lift the 1876 pounds to a
height of thirteen inches, or 217
pounds to height of six inches. 9th
er men six feet three inches high and
weighing 1873 pounds could lift lh6
pounds to height of sixteen inches,
or 2i7 pounds to a height of nine
inches. By great variety OF expert
ments 1t was shown that the average
human strength is equivalent TO rails
ing thirty pounds through distance
Of two and one-half feet in one see
! ond.
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and luxury! According to the depart
ment infant mortality varies between
2S per cent. and so per cent.
A celebrated doctor of the Assist
ance Publique has declared to the
Academy of Medicine that In Paris,
infant mortality varies between fve
and 80 per cent.--according to the
mode of feeding and the care given
the infant.
Convinced of the startling truths OF
the Nancy experiment. the founders OF
the Abatement Maternel are demand
ing money to do for all the poor OF
working mothers of Paris what m!
shirt factory is doing for It's hands
and what the "Babys Smile" is doint
for the mothers of Nancy-giving cast
for babies.
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method for combating French de-
uaion, Infant mortality, which
nealest between the ages of one
dud SIX weeks. wastes needlessly
i0VOOO babes in France each
mere are better ways; for France
'aAlhg up. ! have seen extraor-
III! Efforts, patriotic, touching
'Ole' In hardened Paris business
Five are in 1907!
nOnsleur, / want work"
nave you baby?"
No. monsieur"
sorry No place. Look in later
was at the greffe of great Paris
4 factory, Young women were
,Is and going, early on a Saturday
l'ns' at the hour for engaging
~onsieur, want work. said an
~ YOU babyY'
ices monsieur"
VI right Come Monday morning
lug the baby"
myself would scarcely have be
W II II l had not heard 1t with
V"u ears, but this Is Paris in 1907
Isolated case, as | have learned
< os W Oul factory practice, growing
,,, lug with the beautiful ardor OF
,"'c' spontaneous movement. How
ago was 1t that the charge of al
positively injured xo4nas I
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TO DIG INTO A LIVE VOLCANO
And Build Breakwater with the
Foamina Molten Lava at Hawaii

Volcanoes have ever been consio'
cred sources of tremendous destrnct-
i've force, uncomfortable In their ac-
ton and of no useful purpose to man.
The unusual and daring proposition
Is now made to make at least one
active volcano perform constructive
work of positive commercial value
The idea seems to have been adapted
from the familiar one OF drawing
molten iron from furnace and con
ducting II along the earthen moor
through shallow open trenches into
nodded spaces, where 1t cools and
becomes the pig iron OF trade.
Hilo Is the important seaport on the
/ east coast of the Island Of Hawaii
in the Sandwich Islands group. It's
harbor facilities are insufficient Il
meet the demands of present day com
merce. and in order to provide suit
able shelter, great breakwaters mus
be constructed at large cost. Cor
gress has been petitioned to make tn
necessary appropriation, but so ia
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mhen a Erlend Isn,t Wanted.

Women are getting more and more
opposed to shopping with their
friends" declared a little saleswoman
IN a Euclid avenue dry goods store
saturday. Il heard one woman say
here at this counter while ago that
the better she knew woman the less
she cared about having her along with
her when she is shopping. She said
that II they were intimate, her friend
Lnaw enough about her already with
out knowing what she paid for every
thing she wore,"--Cleveland Plain
| Dealer.
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has not advanced beyond an order
for a preliminary survey. The peo-
pie of Hilo evidently realize that Con-
gress is long way off and, unless ac-
ton is secured soon, propose to tap
an active volcano on the island ana
make 1t furnish the material and DO
the work of construction at the same
time II the plan works great sea
wall will have been built, OF greater
extent and weight than any ever be-
fore constructed by human skill
The idea is to construct big
trench from Mount Kilaueau to the
shore and then tunnel into the pit OF
one of the craters and release the
molten lava, just as furnaceman
opens cupola when making pig iron
One difference will be that when the
founder uses long iron rod to poke
! hole, the volcano Is to be opened
by letting off big charge of high
| explosives.
Notwithstanding the somewhat fshy
nature of the story, 1t Is stated "en
gineers who have been considering
the scheme are strongly inclined to
the opinion that It Is not impracti
cable" One thing Is certain, Popu
lar Mechanics says. there will b.
plenty of Yankee engineers who vii
not hesitate to undertake so Difficult
and dangerous venture, IL the neces
sary funds are provided.
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wheels. Cut this along the wave Inc
AR and rivet the two pieces to the
two driving wheels as shown at "A,
Fig. .. These should be riveted to the
wheels In position such that the
crest on one side will be opposite
the trough on the other.
The frame u is made of wood aso
the handle. c. The piece can be
made of either wood or from and is
fitted with roller at each end to re-
duce the friction against the cams
AA. Two wheels, EE, about six inches
In diameter and threeinch face, are
fastened to the front OF the machine
In order TO prevent the cutters from
striking the ground.
The driving wheel must be In the
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-07-18
Harnessina Waters in India.

Engineers are Harvesting many of
the waters of the world to the use
of man. A great project is under way
TO catch the floods which rush down
the western Chats. near Bombay, and
to use the water-power in cotton mills
and other factories. The valleys are
OF rocky formation, and with dams at
the lower end can be made into tight
reservoirs. Three valleys will be
closed in by dams respectively half
a mile, mile, and mile and half
| long
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AiA.d TO RespectabiIIty.

Aided to Respectap''V' oool
secretly. Winter jackets ! ne COO, GOO,
sunn,v attended to. The lahoioru
tranouilized about the rent-anu in
dominated of his duty not 10 uls,
or,m,nate against children IN mo
house Furthermore, he is iniorme '',
that the girl.mother is at once ma" u,
v ,l%i and the states creditor IN
stead of being cold-shouidered' ,sn,,
should be aided-to marriage "h sar
nossible-but always to hold UP "'i
head
We'll what is the matter with sup up,
p,ying her with a flled-gold " euaar.9
r r,Dg to display on the proper m, nhs1 a. ,
And why shouldn't her iaha'T nor as
struct his janitor to speak OF ner a. a.
a Young wife whose enereeu' ,nare 10
has preceded her to Algiers, lh mere - :
T sonrG a home? or, If she prefers ,ar.
, w,dowg We are not hideoouna p ,h,
t,sans of the impossible I'M NJ
s societe de la Charlie Materne eo'o,v-
That rich and poweriui U,nther,
e,s, of its kind to help young mo'n''
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The First Six Weeks.

France will do tiff only on the
evidence of the "Baby's Smile" OF
Nancy. :
Why did | stipulate for first de-
Law OF six weeks?" explained Prot.
Herrgott the other Gay to rich ana
influential Paris audience. And why
is the work called the 'Baby's Smile!
First. because infant mortahty Is most
freouent between the ages of one day
and six weeks And, secondly, De-
cause IL is during the sixth week that
the first smile appears on baby's lips!
DO YOU not know that? Well, when
a mother has fed baby at her breast
until the epoch when she sees tha'
smile appear, baby is saved. NO
hottie for him. He will not be abah
doned either by mother or breast
"On condition that the mother hai
the means to keep her baby with her'
Interrupted one of the vice presidents
What are $50 bills for?" snorte'
the professor. Senator Plot Is right
Every mother is a creditor OF tn
state. Pay your creditors--it Is Away
a good investment. Yes, pay cash 10
I babies. STERLING Heilig in New for
, ! Press
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"Baby's Smile"


What Paris had neglected-because
modern maternity science mad not
sufficiently insisted on it-Nancy IN
augurated by enlarging and municipai-
izing the private Oeuvre de la Ma
ternite of Prof. Alphonse Herrso't'
called "Baby's Smile.
Prof. Herrgott was convinced 'ha'
the only way to combat the phenom'
email infant mortality OF France was 10
prevent any separation OF the ino'nei
and her unweaned chlld.
"If | give money at the start ne
argued. how will IT he employed
VIII / get results? NO
therefore he said to each mothei
ouitting his Maternity hospital:
nurse your babe from your breast
and in six weeks come back and SCI
me The babe will be weighed AM
examined If it is in bne cohui''on
I'll give You $50 cash.
II was the first cash for babes Il
France! -, /
And the results We're magical.
course of time Prof. Herrgott mao >
many mothers proudly bringing M,
their superb babies-and demahui III
n,onav at each weighing-that III
nrivate fortune of the good ma
melted Fortunately private donation
and substitutes from the departure ',l
came to his aid. Now the munlcipaH'
has # in hand: the work extends oy'
all Nancy. where the infant mortall
,, has fallen to three and one-halt p'
cont Lower than in the rich war
of Paris, where five per cent was CO
sidered phenomenal
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Senator Plots Good Work.


In the French senate there is man
who already forced the general gov
eminent to begin handing good money
to families of five children. This Ia
Senator Edme Plot, highly remarka-
BILE personality.
Son of Burgundian family so poor
that he was kept from school to work
in the fields, he broke stone on the
highways and worked over all France
as a NAVY; but as early as 1854 ne
was taking small contracts on his own
account; and he finally became the
greatest of all French railway con-
tractors.
: Becoming very rich, Senator Plot
; has made himself famous throughout
, all Burgundy by a special kind OF
liberality--the financial helping OIL
poor parents
t Actually, he is the great authority
; on depopulation president OF the
i senate committee relative to subsidies
l. which the law already permits to b'
d granted to communes for distributor
q TO families of Ave and more, ana au
s. thor and untiring pusher of bill TO
: the subventioning of every mother
a newborn child
Il You ask working mothers I
n suckle their babes for a full year
TO give you population" he say
What have they the right to as
Of you? Cash, cash! Give cash &c
50 babies!"
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earis Takes Up W ork.

In Paris the work has been taken ,,
-, the Abatement Maternel-Ihe
w. .iot ~ Nursing"-to which in the
last ten years of his life CasiniIi ,
per perier gave much OF his energies ana l,
considerable sums of money an M
c .,nton senator plot would possibly Sc
VIZ, w, as nucleus for his great system
rev. ,,h,cb the state is to pay cash iol
the babies. uo-a ~ French
denopulation; but only hsure Sc gai
SsiOg home TO you the long lerih'
uasu H Of concentrated Fren' I,vi''ha '
tt, .Sn stresses of 'on'N'
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including knives and fingers, bolts,
nuts. and any other part which can
be used, says Popular Mechanics, de-
pending on the make of the ola ma
chine.
Procure strip Of sheet steel, Fig.
/. inches wide. about 1-32 inches
thick, and long enough to go around
the circumference of the DRIVING
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Rooms Always Waiting.
| saw the babies in the shirt fac.
tory's nursery, 140 babies from three
years Ga few among the eldest) down
to three weeks That was three
weeks ago. There must be new
ones. Because this extraordinary
shirt factory has three sunny bed
rooms always waiting at the disposi-
ton of prospective mamas.
A capable voting doctor is employed
by the year to spend half his time
in the nursery. Ten maids manage to
do all the work, including every
baby's daily bath-this with the help
of mothers, who have the right TO
slip in four times day, ten minutes
each, in alphabetic order; and the 80
minutes aggregated outside the visit
| of the lunch hour are not deducted
from their pay.
What does the factory give the
babies?" / asked the young doctor.
"Sterilized, Neutrality-suspicious. mill
| Wutn lHtll SuilhOh hNi ''
them; all their first baby clothing
baths. hygienic surroundings, medica
attendance, pure air, sunlight, warmth
safety-quoi the only things "A bah!
needs! Apart from these things tn
establishment favors mothers!"
Howl"
Had you seen two girls | saw las
week, you'd be surprised" he al
swered. Both were marriages at tn
Marie, very affecting; but as assist
ed at the preliminaries of one in pa
ticular, have conceived a great az
: miration for the proprietor OF tn
, factory. To look at him you would In
, agine him hard-headed, cynical bu
, mess man, you would certainly hay
, been astonished at the tact and p
thence he employed to persuade wa
| ward youth to make the mother OF h
' babe wife. Il refer to the youth
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and founded as early as 17S4-acts ON
the principle of rendering girl-mothers
pecuniarily attractive. It's vast infiu-
ence is exercised in every ward OF
Paris; and it's unique gesture Is to
offer money inducements to young
men TO marry their victims-in a
country like France. where the in
quiry into paternity" much more the
swearing of baby, is not enforceable
by law. On condition that they marry,
the Charlie Maternelle will lavish at
tentions on the couple; but. as the
young satisfactory doctor points out
the girl being nearly always willing
why should she and the baby lose
their chance to patronage by the back
wardness of an uninterested thir'
party?
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lNDUSTRY&M5a1<
! q. nEeHkNksS
LAWN OR WEED MOWER.
Convenient Machine Which Can Be
Made Out Of old Field Mower.

Anyone having an old field mower
and few Woodworking tools can
make good lawn and weed mower,
The following parts of the old machine
will be needed: The driving wheels
and shaft, a portion of the cutter-bar'
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-07-18
RUNS BIG SAWMill.
The Biggest Belt In the World MADE
In Chicago.

1t was made in Chicago and runs
saw mill at Tacoma, Wash. 1t is ia
feet long. seven feet wide, three-ply
thick. weighs 1900 pounds, and 40
steers contributed the centers OF their
hides to make it, notwithstanding
its size and weight, and the tremend-
Gus strains to which 1t is subjected
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The Hope Of the Country.

The ROPE OF inc SountTy'
Mother and child are the interest
ing couple; they are the hope OF
France" he says; and there are vital
reasons why the numerous and highly
organized day nurseries of the Societe
des Creches, while having their vital
raison d'etre after the child is well
weaned. slow weaned, you understand,
ought not TO separate the baby from
it's mother even in the day time!
The Societe des Creches has 90 such
establishments in Paris. Twelve oil
them are financially sustained by the
municipality: but you would not Know
them from the others. All are run OF
the same plan. Has the poor mother
legal domicile in the ward? 1t II
the only question asked when ther'
is room: and baby is fed and care'
for all day while mamma works, III
night. when mamma comes TO take
home with her. Apart from these
many wards contain their own specia
day nurseries: not to speak OF iasi
ionable ladies' recently estaDishe
Dolls houses"-very smart an
pretty for those who can gain ADM
sion: while all survivors in the stru
| gle for existence at the age OF |"
wears slip safe into the great matern
schools, the pride Of Paris Tor te
years back.
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Wider Than Man is Tall.

not a peg, rivet or any metal iasten'
ing whatever holds 1t together IL
was simply stuck together with oest
quality of cement under $50 tons pres
sure.
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so. 30, tbs lost has wife. is
he gettl. over his grief No.?"
Not yet I'm afraid. lou khe y
how slow some insurance companies
are ia settling M.
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nane of course>. Two philanthropists,,
a young widow and a discreet re.ire 's
business man, friends OF the oos -,
snand their time visiting the homes Vi
our work women and girls ~ g.
How are those with o"oieS II"
yored?" | insisted.
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NHSo~NN'
.rhere is a tragic hole-in-the-
avery ward of Paris
lind of low window, without
ibe side facade of the local
.,.rities establishment. LOOK
= YOU perceive it ends in a
S ~ box, movable and dis
IN with the wall inside. 1t
[Is - a dumb.waiter or dish-ele-
,armb.waiter-not for dishes,
babies! Up the dark side
,here comes wretched mother.
.s,ll she do with the infant in
ms, She has reasons not to
ouestions. She shrinks from
E,ation. Shall she put baby on
tstep?
everybody in Paris is aware OF
Esnge, sacred holes-in-the-wall OF
distance Publique.
watts until there is not a soul
dark side street. She walks
the dumb.waiter. IL is at the
Of mothers waist.
shifts baby to it. She hesitates
be done. She pulls a bell rope
5uis heard; but the dumb-waitel
4 to one side-and the baby dis
u.s.
isps the poor mother stands ant
moment at the hole. All sh'
lee is just another waiting boz
1.-The size of another baby. l
{ltng for another baby. But, In
the, Assistance Publique, sh
n her infant is already warm an
nd cared for.
ffe, inside, a bell is ringing
dringl
q q Life For France.
by, there, a baby's come! Gust
Ter than that" calls the grefie
his little Office. Nurses fit I
hole in the wall-there Is a III
ave for France. They lift tn
kg bOx's lid; and baby looks u
new protectors.
ls the Oldest, most primitive, an
great class of cases-the on,
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Made from an Old Field Mower.

right position and then made fast 10
the shaft In order to have the cams
work properly and 1t will be necessary
to use two collars. Eff, to prevent
lateral movement of the shaft. When
the machine is pushed along the cams
operate the cam bar, which oscillates
the lever, G. and thus works the
knives.
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What NIAGARA Falls Costs.

To an electrical engineer the beauty
of the falls is somewhat dimmed as
he reflects that the 3.500,OOO horse
lower is worth more than 100000
900 year.
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chances of employment? Certainly
1t was but yesterday that unencum.
bered girls had preference Now girl
mothers, even, go before them
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-31
ITCHING,
BLEEDING on
PROTRUDING
[lile.:s'

he buries them and people dassent say
nothing because doctors can read and
write Latin. Waen the editor makes a
mistake there is lawsuits and swearing
and big fuss. but if doctor makes one
there is funeral cut flowers and perfek
silence A doctor can use word yard
long without him or anybody knowing
what il means. but if the editor uses one
he has to spell it. II the doctor goes TO
see another mans wife he charges for the
visit, but if the editor goes he gets charge
Of buckshot When the doctor gets drunk
it's case Of being overcome by the heat
and if he dies it's from heart trouble;
when editor gets drunk it's case OF
TOO much booze. and if he dies it's the
jim jams Any college can make doc
tor; a editor has to be born.