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Is Charitable.

Another uf Mir Tlnrs greatest in- tere-tz ls charities. Sur k d,.pIq in- t=f--ted in rhlauthrortc work. aI- fhaueh only her mtim3t, friends know If tha material results.
 Before thr appointment of Jtmg k Garn.tt to b. secretary af tha lu- tefi.r AlF TaH was thr young ha-t ess iH tfe cabinet clrel-. Mr Tan i- #H idrai hostess First of all s#a has lle happy faculty of making eyerz badg feel at home Sine has the eift of starting Hfae group chatting about subject iu which tRev zesa become interested. uniy ta find their hazfs-s doing Inc same dutg {a the next group
 Mrs Taft is particularly popular with members of the younger sst beeause @He not only gives tHs imprs- -ian thai she Is. but is in realty deeply inter- ested in their affairs She chats about the nrxt big ball witH the dabufluras and turns from them 10 statesman with his pet hobby on the tip If h-r tsngue- Mrs Taft reads maes slutIy. and consequently keeps abreast uf the times and the world Of literature
 one If the things she most dIslikes is to be photographed
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gF alike. Both the secretary and his eify like to welcome visitors to their home. If these are close friends they -a= made ty fecl that the Taft home Is tH.lr a4ta. r they come on business tho, ate treated with the utmost cour- t,=y. Na one ever goes from the aaag feeling that hiz eau has been an intrusion
 That is one uf the reasons why Mr and Mir Taft have hosts af friends in Was iur.en whom they might not g.aa-#ss- at a second meeting. lf tn, secretary Is not at home Mrs Taft sfHea receives tho business callers . t,a=lhirdz- -of tAe smart houses af Washington ono would srr only a #.ey4uf
 Mrs fafrs most conspicuous trait = genuine w-#anliurzz. with absolute z no aa.ytafiau. H,r manner is 0auk. dr.yt. and shr hgs refreshing =s--r ef numar. ono fmlgiuss. and without dtubr truJHfuuy. that Mrs Taft and th, secretary hare much fun barv,ea themselves iu conversation without audience or entertainers.
 Natural Consequences.
 When Mrs Taft speaks of the ashie- EaU.HEz af her husband. which sh,
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William Randolph Hearst. the uHu-
 If one af fHa strongest -EHdicat-s 1f #sa i#Iar u ii. fausI s-4te-. 8a- .aa.a.si HHt Hs wtI ao, aHd,r any ta.H'.raH iarE in tes uezt campaign frfHaI-. 'iEe Jam sHaura Williams HHi aua .4 itl. ath.f prominent demo =zaz# iIsaHs, thinks lHat the choice af tH- H4gss #as ti-at4H=.d H. # ef Ht eEjH.-H tHst 3 man ru b. a suc- fu' rH .lsHt must have some ota- ahlHfy rhaH ta- power ta talk for Ha4F= n -tr-fea.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-27

Ta- asA received from Fairbanks
 t t- =eat ...a-tsrH section ef Alaska
 #1..d arat.lEns ta those in Nome .Ha aas .GlFaHtag th- republican aIl.data Aa#aF8iae ta d.-r4tehe. s.s. lE.m ullraIullc.l sources and from Interviews aIt4 peapl. Wha Hls- been rfts.lne thrau-l m. conn lry. # t= learned that John W Carsen hes laFa plurality n alI precincts Inn tH. and h these the xate i- had- fiIt ar between th. rapubucaus tne democrats and tae Independents
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N'..r IuHHe.E dsgi3iug himself =aHf raaJagi81 eesernya.. iu favor # aH#- shr JtfaH.es aud yHIHa- Ht' rHa a-I unions on an equal fa,-
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STORY 6Y QUESTIONS.

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mR. BRYAN ON CAMPAIGN CON
 TRfeUTl0kS.

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rarely does unless she knows Nell th,- one with whom she i~ talking. she suE- g,sts that these things are only the natural consegucnees of tbe s,crrtary's ability.
 Since she came ta Washington Mrs. Taft has been conspicuous for the read- mess wt1 which sine disrosss af af- fajrs which directly concern her. In her own home she is much the zamy ls 3aS other American woman would te IT she happens tu br near tFr trtrphuu- and the bell rings. she answers il her self
 She has an old-fashioued custom. #Hd a friiehtfui one. ot accompanying her visitors ta the front door when they are calling informally. and u many other uttl, ways she demon. ztrates that the routine af official and social duties has In n" way changed her feminine tendeueies nor hor idcas of life within her eeB home circle.
 Mrs Taft has DO fad. she says fadz t1ky lmg and do uat accord wgu aith social and official duties. Eut she has many flncies. all af which ale ef a practical nature and she indulres them faithfully. one uf thcs,. is music. Ars. Taft before coming h Washing ton was one n fthe conspicuous fig urcs in musical affairs in Cincinnati She was president of the Cincinnati symphony ureueStra and was amu- ated With many of the mast prominent musical organizations iu that city
 Mrs. Roosevelt Is fond uf music and has given several notable mustealcs during her tesllener at the White House, but she is not the practical mu- zteiau that Mrs Tan iz should Mr Taft succeed to tHr presidency th, musicians who rlap in fatarr at tho White House WiH md their hostess a keen critic.
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MARINER OF WOMAN WHO
 MAY RULE WHITE HOUSE

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if H-eH4te ta.-. rsuresearse H. .fr'y ..la in asu Year ss.eHre tHe fe-
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I5 a t-de.a. laase nominated la Ne ht,r and Ea.-.e..t strive G.r a.=t. e.a- taH a confirmation tHa. fat--. Ha# --ae "tH f taHe .lH ts be as.etaa 8 tH-Hs .fs-r -rF HsHzz. 4H 4l- =aHf-f -fa=#a.#- #- .L--. al 4 Ha-E-atE HtattarH
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Natural Consequences

When Mrs. Taft speaks of the aehie- TaE..nEz of her husband. which she
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22

The Queen Esther circle of the M.
E. church will give chicken pie
supper at the Mckim hall on Wednes-
day evening of next week. Jan. goth.
The young folks ask that the people
give the supper liberal patronage.
Not as an item of local news. but
to make record we state that Iowa
has experienced a remarkably pleas
ant winter thus far. There has beer
little snow and plenty Of sunshine.
The oldest inhabitant cannot remem-
Der so open winter in the state.
The roads have been good because of
no snow or rain. If so open a winter
does not signify late spring then
the cup of Joy of our people will he
full. AS we write this item Wedn E
day forenoon it has began to snow
in big flakes
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22
CULTURE IN ART
Art Exhibit At Denison Jan. %, Under
Auspices of Public Schools.

Prof. Fellows has secured an art ex-
hibit tor the public schools for Tues
day. Jan. %. This will be a fine ex-
hibit we'll worth seeing. The ex-
hibit will be open to the public in the
afternoon after three O'Clock. and in
the evening. At eight O'Clock a
short lecture will be given on the
pictures by Mr.. Barr. formerly
Sup't. of Schools of South ST. Paul.
An admission charge of ten cents will
be charged. Persons presenting
tickets in the afternoon will be adj
mitted free Of charge in the evening.
All the money taken in for the sale Of
tickets will be used in purchasing
pictures for the school rooms from
this EXHIBIT. 1t is hoped to get al
least one fine picture for each room
This is the only occasion this year ir
which the children will be asked t.
sell tickets. and the indulgence Of
the public is asked in this instance
A nice three dollar picture will be
given to the room selling the larges'
number of tickets. 1t is hoped that
everybody who can afford to. will buy
a ticket.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22
NO MAGAZINE THIS WEEK
The Railway Company Fails to BriD|
the Magazine Packages on Time

1t is with deep regret we announce
that there will be no magazine sup
plement this week. We have the bill
saying that shipment was made but
the Northwestern road says nothing
received at Denlson. We feel sorry.
particularly for the children. who are
making much of the two funny pages
and enjoy the stories. Last week the
article on Columbus was most valuable
from a historical point of view. Of
course to miss week may be good
thing, for then we can keep a week S
supply ahead. and have no more dis
appointment Nevertheless we
mucn regret the sad faces of the
readers young and old. who will not
have the expected treat. when the
Review comes.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATES.
Our High School Pupils Excited Over
Debates With Onawa and Missouri
Valley.

The Denison High school WI II have
an oratorical contest at the Opera
house on the night of Jan. 3lst.
There will be twelve contestants and
the winners will represent Denison in
the district contest; this will occur
Feb. l4th. with the schedule as fol-
lows:
The Missouri Valley High school
negative team and the Denison High
school affirmative at our school. the
Denison negative and the Onawa af-
firmative at the Onawa High school,
and the Onawa negative and the
Missouri Valley affirmative at the
Missouri Valley High School. Each
school will send three contestants and
they will debate the question Re-
solved. that the universal disarma-
ment of nations would promote ciyili-
zation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22
IN CASE OF FIRE.
The Germania Hall to Have Two More
Exits Provided.

Warned by the accounts of the aw-
full results of an audience rushing
from crowded hall in panic. the
management of the Germania Hall
has decided to provide more exits for
the building. An opening to the
street will be given through the
ticket Office at the southwest corner,
and from the room in the northeast
corner on the lot. While this is all
right, one of the great CANCERS is not
prevented, for the people in the
gallery yet have no way out except
by massing against those rushing out
of the main hail. If there was a
true panic and the people above STAN
peded out. they would come jumping
and crushing down. paying little heed
to those endeavoring to go out. past
the foot of the stairs. We hope
there may never be need for rapid
exit from the hall. but if it ever does
come the management will be thanked
for the action in adding new doors to
the building.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22
DEPARTURE OF Mr.. HARkER
Mr.. 7. w. t4arker Removes to Live
With His Daughter at Cripple Greek

There has been genuine regret
among host of people over the de-
parture from Denison of T. w. Harker.
for it is understood that he never ex-
poets to return to the old home while
he lives. By universal pubic opinion
Mr.. Harker is considered one of the
best men who ever lived in the county.
In the early days he and his sainted
wife settled on the farm seven miles
west of here on the Dow City road.
Their home soon became known as the
abiding place of people who were
friendly. kind hearted. ready to help
in sickness. in fact all that truly
christian couple should be. In time
they moved to Denison and their good
works were done in our immediate
midst. None who ever knew the wife
will ever forget her, for she was
strong In the christian faith and her
husband was her equal.
Since her death number of years
ago he has lived in the old home shar-
ing it with others. On the 26th of this
month he will be eighty-two years old
and realizing that soon he may be
helpless, far from near relatives he
bade goodbye to his Crawford county
friends. to spend his remaining days
with his daughter. Mrs. Cooper at
Cripple Creek. Colo. A large group
of friends wish him many days yet of
life. and they will be sorry to hear
that his years are ended. although
they know that he will count it all
Joy to be with his Master and the
wife with whom he lived so many
years. He will have the Review to
keep posted on events here.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22
RECEPTION TO THE PASTOR
The Presbyterian Congregation Will
Give a Reception to Rev DePree
and Wife

AS is most proper, the membership
of the Presbyterian church will give
reception for the new pastor and
his wife on Friday evening Jan. "a.
1t will be held at the fine large resi-
dence of Mr.. Sears McHenry and the
public generally as well as the mem
bers are invited. Rev. De Pree is
proving popular man with his peo-
pie. He is gong about his work
with enthusiasm. and means to build
up the church along many lines.
Mrs. McHenry will not care if the
house Is crowded on that evening. so
20 and greet the new minister and
wife. and meet your friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22
THE GREAT REVIEW LIST
Reasons for Remarkable Growth
the Past Year

The Review is indeed proud of the
wonderful legitimate increase in its
list of readers in the county in the
past year. No matter how many
gains are made there was numerous
stops from people moving away. dying
or for some reason disseminating the
paper, so that gain of five hundred
means fully six hundred added to the
list. In the past year the subscrip-
tion list of the Manila Republican
was added. and such has been the
n ews service given the subscribers of
Manila and vicinity very few have
notified US to cease sending. and they
are paying up we'll as the year has
been about to expire. Last spring
the list of the Arion Anchor increased
the number materially who be-
came readers of the Review. The
Arion department is strong feature
of our paper ane the former subscrib
ers of the Anchor are constantly eX-
pressing their satisfaction by paying
ahead. In some parts of the county
, notably on the Willow a close canvass
for new subscribers was made. We
are happy to say that the new found
Willow friends have appreciated the
paper. and the renewals come in
often. The fact that we have Ma
nllla and Arion advertising shows that
our large lists at these towns are I'M
derstood by the business men there.
We are giving these facts because
there have been insinuations by some
of our newspaper neighbo1s that SC
large an increase in year could moi
be legitimately made.
The auto contest added many names
in December. With the magnificent
county news service we are giving,
why, should not the list grow? Last
week there was in the paper CORE
spondence from twenty localities
Boyer and Morgan were the only two
out of the twenty townships not rep
resented. Such a paper is deserving
of support and it is not surprising
that its list is so large.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22

Kitchen Cabinets. cheap.
42-tf John Fastje.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22

l have two fine thoroughbred Po-
land China Male pigs for sale. Geo.
H. Lyon. At.
A ten pound girl was born on We'd
nesday Jan. Is to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Otto. Mother and child doing
we'll.
The question of water supply is
still under discussion with the city
fathers. 1t has been suggested that
a trial be made to see whether water
could not be obtained on the city lot
once used for the scale house. If
water Is there. it could be piped to
the pumping station three blocks
away.
Mr.. John Hayes and wife and two
year old babe started on Monday
night from the vicinity of Charter Oak
for Valley City Alberta. Canada.
His parents are living there and he
will be with them for time. He
has made arrangements to have the
Review sent him at his far away new
home, and promises to write a letter
for publication telling about the
country.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22

A pleasant surprise was perpetrat-
ed on Harry Orem last Saturday eve
ming. when on returning from the
home Of a relative he found the home
full of schoolmates come to add zest to
the celebration of his birthday. Har-
~ would doubtless be glad to be six
teen again.
Mr.. Taylor Nixon came down from
his South Dakota home on Monday
and is visiting friends about Deloit
and the county generally.
Deputy Sheriff Cummings of Arion
was in Denison Monday having in
charge Mr.. Gotlieb Knoll. whom his
wife had asked be sent to the hospi-
tai for the insane. The commission
heard the testimony and concluded
that his mind was all right and Sc,
him at liberty. Mr.. Knoll lives
with his family on the Charles Rob
ertsun farm south of Charter Oal
which he has rented for a number Of
years. He was an inmate of thu
hospital some seven years ago on &C
count of excessive drinking but has
been better of this since.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22

Rev. DE Pre- has consented to give
some chemical experiments for the
benefit of the Loyal Temperance Le-
gion children on next Monday after
noon. A large attendance of the
children is asked.
The wedding of Mr.. Geary Com
stock ard Miss Florence Nixon took
place at the home of the bride S
mother. near Deloit at high noon
Wednesday. Jan. %. Both these
young people are we'll known to a
large circle of friends. all of whom
tender congratulations and wish
them every happiness.