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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Monday, September 20

Monday, September 20
Julia NJ. Sievers to George MenaRh
-nA of lot 5 and inches Of sa of
loo S. blk Y. Denison. Iowa. Con.
S265O.
tuesday, September 81.
A. w. Nelson to Clark Implements
ICo.-all that part sell nw4 of sec SO.
Boyer twp. lying south and west Of
public highway in northwesteriy
direction Con. $lO7l.35.
A c. Heath to j. S. and d. F..
Bremser-lots and 2, blk 9. Dow
City, Iowa. Con.
w. F. Waite to Hans F. Johannsen
lot and eA of 10; 8. blk l2l, Deni-
son. Iowa. Con. $500.
Wednesday, September %.
\ John Fineran to Sarah Johnsen-na
of lot 8 and 81 of lot 9. blk IA. Dow
City, Iowa. Con. $500.
Sarah j. johnson to John Fineran-
Ell net sec 35. Goodrich twp. Con.
$500.
Iowa Savings and Loan Association
to R. S McColll,t 10 blk %. Dow
CT y. l.wa. Con. s425.
E II. and Lillian E. Swasey to
Joseph McColl lot 10, blk q Dow
City. Iowa. Con. $50.
Thursday. September %.
Patrick ]. Byrne to Bridget Burns
ed nwi and na swf sec %. Milford
twp. Cor. 81.
Friday, September "a.
S. A. Newcom to Samuel Joseph
Newcom-sa nw4 and nw4 swi sec %,
Stockholm twp. Con. 81.
Saturday. September Is.
Matthias Wieland to j. P. Conner
lot 8. blk 100. Denison. Iowa. Cen.
1915.
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An apparently stupendious under
taking is about to be set in motion in
this county. The people along the
Boyer River, in the western part of
the county, extending as far east as
section one in Union Township. a
short distance east of Arion. have
pstitioned the Board of Supervisors,
for permission t. s$raighten the Boyer
River. from Section one, in Union
Township to the Harrison county line,
near Dunlap. The Board has taken
action in the premises. and plans are
being perfected for going ahead with
the work. II the plans, as made, are
carried out, large amount of land,
which is now subject to overflow, and
worthless, on this account. will be
reclaimed and utilized for farming
purposes. While the expense will
prove enormous. the benefit from the
undertaking will be of incalcuable
value. II the yesu|ts from this i'm
proVement are satisfactory, it is only
a question of time. until the river
will be Strengthened its entire length
in the county.
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we had only to make the shore, he
had TO get back to his boat, go he
fairly made Us run. In some of the
little pools and bitches the water was
getting pretty deep and some times
we would step in nearly to our knees,
but at last we got to the shore and
when we got home the cook said the
naughty men who would not go down
to the boat and made US wade should
only have half pay" None of US
were any the worse for the experience,
only little tired. am 30 happy
that Bertha ia going with me this
summer. She is SO we'll now and more
happy than have ever seen her
Since it is our last summer before
go home am so thankful that we can
spend it together, for she is very.
very dear to me. However we are
not going to play. She is going to
teach me Chinese and am going to
help her with her English.
There is one thing, l want to see
if you can help me plan for Chris :
mas. So many of our girls have SO
little. and tn ught it would not cost
much to give them each q calico suit
for Christmas, ana thought too. it
being so late in the season you might
be able to get reduced prices. AS it
takes only five yards for suit. ram
nants would work in nicely. Six
cent, or even FIVE cent calico will
do. The girls like light colors best.
white hack ground with any small
black, red, pink Ut blue flower or
figure, will be acceptable. Next to
that l think comes the blue calico
with the white figure. few of the
little girls might like red but noe
many. The Chinese girls like pretty,
dainty, neat. tasteful things, but
care as little for gaudiness as we
most of them. Well! want about
$50 yards. l fear it will be great
deal of trouble for you. but have my
heart sort of "set" on it. ! con-
ceived the idea few weeks ago. when
/ was trying to get some photographs
of the different classes. 1t was pitt
full to see the gills trying to prepare
for it. Now l would like to see them
have this little thing. that would give
them go much pleasure.
am having lovely summer, am
enjoying Miss Timble so much. 1t
is the first have seen of her for
nearly two years. Surely no one ever
had dearer. tIuer friend than she is.
am counting that in year from
now l shall see you face to face.
Now must close. God is good to
me. 30 good, may He bless and keep
you all. With a heart full of love.
MAMIE.
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Bus mess Penmansh

No. 9. Bus mess Penmanship.
Plies, So, 50, 81. (Lim,ted to 10
sheets per pupil of exercises, forms.
etc. 1st-Jessie Fleming, Denison
Normal College. 2nd-Lura Moffitt,
Denison Normal Cullege. 3rd. Jno
Peterson, Denison Norma College.
No. 10. An 500 Word Essay on ga
Modern County Fair Prizes, 81.
s. So. Some one dropped some easy
money here as there were no entries.
CLASS w. Best Collective Educa
ii NAL Exhibit by any school in the
coanty. Prizes. So. So. 81. 1st-
Denison Public Schools. 2ni No. 6.
Paradise Twp. 3rd-No. 2, Union
Twp
This year the grade and rural
schools competed ri lie by side. For
next year more elaborate plans are
being made and the work will be
divided so that the different grades
and classes will, be more evenly
matched. The teachers to deserve
much credit for the work done. Mrs.
Benson Smith proved very able and
fair superintendent of this exhibit.
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Missouri farm lands. No better
grain and stock land anywhere. Write
for list and prices. Fulton Real
Estate Agency, Fulton, Missouri. SO 10
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
TH1RrrErH ASSEMBLY r,s,u,

IIEIH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT tNcOpTrr
vith; IEwentyninth Election District is boun1d -
anIer avenue and ThiTty-eghh street
Avenue East One Hundred and Tbfrv 4Stt' tasA
streat East One ana
Tba rbin.IiS SV SIue and Harlem River ~ S.'i
a. ne hlTtieth Election District is bornd.s - - -,
arsrTn one hundred Thirty-sixtb strSa. VIII
svenIe ESt one Hundred Thirty-dftb stre,.
[-sSt one Hundred and ThirtI-
Ia Svenue. Harlem River ana Third sye, street.
,bt first Election District fs ho,,5sS
AIMS a,a1,a Ge hundred Thirty-fo1rtb streS,
1a1,Ss East One Hundred and Tbjrfvss,oaS -
avenue. N @>4Is' harlem River and Alexander
vb' L@hIrty-second @ Election District is bo,,54 -
syeni,. ts one Hundred Thfrtv-fftb s+-o.
Willis anu AhAly-tourth street
,vtbI1 iInIty,third Election District is bo,,,+,5 l.,
pIsce ictt Che hundred and Thrtysixtb strse, OE
WINS svan one Hundred Thirty-fftb styset wi
bi1 the I@Rirty-fourh @ Election District i bourd.a
Brown niaco Gne hundred Thirty-sevent ."
and W-iI Rse, East One Hundred and Tbir+, STR
within Lt Election District is bounded b.
AIMS East one Hundred Thrtv-seventb 80, uS ana
and Brown place u'eu ana Ihirty-ffth street
within In. yslxth Election District is bounde5 -
avenI,a Ea OGe hundred Thirty-fftb street aia
River P-o 0HS hundred and Thirty-thrd stret
ThirtvsecorI hlls Lewis place. East one IJ,,rJra
ana -hIu btIeet. st AIMS avenue East f ana
Tba street Brook avenue " f1uhdIea
vtbgr Election District bo,,r5.5
Tiver IraH one Hundred THIRTY oy ana
avenue Fac Itunqred and Thirty third street
81. AIMS aia 1hirty-hth street and
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
Election Notices.

THIRTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONT D.
within Walker Beach avenue. fremont avenue
Rosedale
within road. White Plains road ntlnpore
road Morris Park Garfield street Walker avenue
The Fortetn Election District by within
Morris Park avenue, Rear swamp road Walker avenue
The Forty-hrst Election District is bounded by and
within Bear swamp road Barnes avenue. Morris f>'N
The FORTY second Election District bounded and
Pelham parkway. WiuiaHsnridGe resi
silver street Walker avenue bear swamp road. Morris
Park avenue Barnes avenue Bear Swamp road AMI
The Forty third Election District is bounded by and
nd Boston Post road. East Two Hun
dred and Twenty second street Bruner ayenge RIA AZ
Pelham parkway and the Bronx River
Forty-fourth Election District is bounded oy sn
Two Hundred and Ntneieenih stT'ei W'''7
Plains road Gun Hill road and the Bronx RIVER ,
The FORTY Election District Is coundeG q ~"
Tlden street. Gun Hhi r'aH an" '''i'~
Plains road - ,,,..z. - t,,-,aod ~, AMI
within East Two Hundred ana weItS % llll'h ,-d-,J
C;unfber avenue Boston Post road East Two HundTee
Thirteenth street. Tden street, Bronx~3oa
Hundred and Nineteenth street and hafhes S
The seventh Election District is bounded BY and
within East Two Hundred and twenty llIl,h tee
East Two Hundred and Nineteenth s''7
and the Bronx River =. -
WITT Hundred and Thirty seventh street.
Digney avenue Bussing avenue The northefn oot!ss &
creek Rlack Brook East Two Fiun
Twenty street Gunther avenue Iast w"
Hundred twenty street and the Bronx River
The Forty-nnth Election District s bounded oy anH
within northern boundary OF The CITY ot New 1orN
Nundvs Iare Bussfnc Digney avenue Fast "a"
The Tor,pern bounIaTy Of he Citv Of New York
Goose Pesls The Twins. tItgh Hart ana 'ty
Islands
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
Election Notices.

TwENTY-FuTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-CoNTD.
Charles street 20 wsverley place diagonal line from
corner Of & Perry street and GTssngisa 9ysane Greenwich
r,Tecf ara Ne., fn Ttb 5s, ,T., Ns'eey pl'' psf
Ths EEhth eettoR DsEGi !: hounasd & BY and within %
Warrington & place and Msst Fourth s5 street m ana r,
West Washington place. Mscdougal street. WaveTey
fsst inth STREET Fourth sTenue Iatayet5e street
The Tenth Election District IS bounded by ana Within
West Eishth street East Eighth street University place
Eleventh Election District by and with
e M Nn s h sns a75 @ anh 'ss Esa
Ninth street Broadway. East ilEth street West Eighth
The TWeith Election district bounded by and within
West stret, street University place
East Tenth street Fifth avenue West Ninth street and
& Ms s ss East ro92esh o92naS BY yrsa sad
Tnivesity place sst ifth street West TVeiffh street
The Fourseen,h Election District is bounded by and
within West Fourteenth street Seventh avenue. West
Twelfth street Greenwich avenue Jane street and Eighth
The Fifteenth Election District by
West Eighteenth sixth West Fourteenth
Ths siEteen.h Eleo,on District Is bounded by and
Eighteenth street and Seventh avenue.
within West TNenty-thrd street Fifth avenue West
Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue ,,., - -
within East Twenty firs street TO Lexington avenue
lrst through Cramercy Irving place and
East Twentieth street Irving place. East Fourteenth
The Nineteenth Election Disric, bounded by and
teenth street and Irving place.
within Easi sre Third 90DaSen aSenue % ast
Hneteen'h street irving place 10 lss Iyeiieh street
through GTamercy Park 10 Lexington and East
THenty-first street and Lexington
The TWenty-Tst Election District is bounded by and
within West Twentv-thrd Seventh West
IVenty-Eec0nd street and Eighth
The Twentvsecond Election District is bounded by and
within West Twenty-hfth street Seventh West
Twenty-third street and Eighth
The TWentythird Election District is bounded by and
within West Twenty-siXh street Sixth avenue, West
TWenfy-fhird and Seventh
The Twenty fourth Election District bounded by and
within West Twenty-eghh street. Sixth West
TEventy-sxth and Seventh
The Twenty-fifth Election District is bounded by ana
within West Twenty-ninth street. Fifth avenue, West
TVenty-Third Sixth
The Twenty sixth Election District is bounded by and
within East TVventyrinth street Fourth avenue East
Tpenty-second and Fifth
The Election District Is bounded by
and within East Twentysecond street Fourth avenue
East Twenty seventh street, Lexington East
IUenty-fiYst and Fifth
The TNenty-eighth Election District is bounded nv
and within East Thrtieth Fourth avenue East
ThrSy-Tst street. Lexington avenue East Twenty-sev
enth street Fourth East Twenyninh street and
Fifth avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
TmLRrLErM AssEMRLy nIsrR1cr lanI.rln


THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT oaorrTtn
The First Election District bounded hy and WITHIN
East One Hundred Nineteenth street second s,ar
Is' one hundred and Seventeenth and Third ave
East ana Nineteenth stresi y t ao within within
East one Hundred and Sixteenth and second ave
The Third Election District bounded by and within
- & e iiusqIea and sixteenth street. First avenue
sf t Ge @ gBdT InTe and and street Harlem River
s' one Hundred and Fifteenth street and Second ave
The Fourth Election District is bo,r7., Do -, ,.
East One Hundred and Nineteenth street Harlem Ryor
East one Hundred Seventeenth street and Fin;
1T. The ri Fifth Election District bounded by and within
cst 1le hundred ana Twenty first street Harlem River
mas as' ON Hundred and Nineteenth First ave
Fs one EAi9 ,inTe nTson District is bounded within
East one Hundred Nineteenth street and second %
The seventh Election District is bounded b ana within
I1a' @ one hGndf'd ana Twenty fourth street FIRST ave
ID" sisht6 Election prirt bounded by and within
I5 last one Hundred and Twenty street and
TT. TIE Ninth Election District bounded by ana within
i,or L1sst one Hured twenty fourth street n
The Tenth Election District bounded by and within
t I.asl one Hundred ana Thirty street Harlem
sixth Third avenue EAST 'uIS' 6nc Ii ana WENT
T%suy ninth street Leainrton avenue '''''a aud
in East one Hindrod n5 ,. % Is bounded by and with
; 1.; Last one Hundred and Twenty-ffth street ana
p, lhe Twelfth Election District bounded by and within
l-aSI ono Hundred and Twenty NTH street Third ave
Lexington ' -' s'iS'' ana
The Thirteenth Election District iy i.,...,.a
Mlllih Last 1H" Hundred ana Tweny-sxth street So
and Third ' 'i'iN Sii'et
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East one Hundred Tuen,-tbiri stIse, I'm l
"hd avenue East one Hundred and T,yery nr.t ~,
and Third -'''s iiiSt street
The Fifteenth Election District is bojpdcd l an,
NltAlh East one Hundred and
avenue. East One Hundred Nineteenth stroct and
Lexington " '''''i anu
Ine sixteenth Election District is bounded hy ana
Wllhln East One Hundred and
and Park '''' ''''''
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded hy and
nue. and East One Hundred Twenty oirth stree, -,
The corner ~ Park and ono Hundred ana
Ntniy thrd street Park avenue East Hundred ana
nilfth street and Madison
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded and
"lthln East one Hundred and Twenty street L.,
street and Park avenue. " '''
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded bv and
within East one Hundred and Twenty street Iex
lf avenue East one Hundred Twenty MN street
and Park ' -''''
The Twentieth Election District Is bounded a., ,,
WITHIN East One Hundred Twenty ninth street park
niag"tal me IRON the corner Park
t,he liunfed and Twenty third TO corner Of
East ono Hundred Rnd Twenty Madison
avenue, and Madison avenue
The Twenty first Election District bounded ,v and
Niihn East one Hundred and Thirty street Le1.
lhsiph avenue East one Hundred and TWenty-ninth
sreet and Etfth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
TwENTY-sIxTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded by and within
hrs. street and Lexington avenue.
EasI Nineiy-seventh Third avenue, East Ninety
fourth street and IDsXneton avenue.
The Third Election District is bounded by and within
Fast Nneteghth street Madison avenue East NINETY
street Fifth
last One HaadTeatb s5reef Ie2iHEton avenue East
street ana Park avenue
The Eift eetion 9istTi is bounded by and Eithn
seventh street r and Madison avenue ,,,.
East one Hundred and First street PARK avenue East
one Fundredth street Madison avenue East Ninety
The seventh Election District Is bounded by and within
East One Hundred and Third street Madison avenue,
one undreS ana Frst street Madison avenue East One
e 5 s4f i ss s 6tof 6f + % 6unss5 S and
sst One Hundred and Fifth street Park avenue. East
one Hg2GTsd ,5 and Third ] street and Fifth avenue
East One Hundred and Madison avenue
The T Eieoon nh DisTfct IS BOUNDED by and within
one Hundre5 ana FirStb tree Txinr4on svsnue Fsst
one Hundred ana FIFTH street and Madison avenue.
East One HuDdrd and Seventh Park avenue
sf eton % District 5 aia Is boanae iTsa 9 and within
East one Hundred and Frht street PARK avenue e. Fssi
one Hundred ana Seventh street and Fifth avenue.
within East one Hundred and Tenth Park
E9S5 One Hundred and Ninth street and Fifth avenue
svenue Isst One nsTe5 I and FeTan,5 i
avenue. East Hundred and street and Fifib
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East one Hundred and Thirteenth Park
avenue. East One Hundred Eleventh street Madison
aFenGe last one Hundred and Twelfth and Fifth
Tic Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
nue. Eest one Hundred aid Thirteenth Mad-
The Seventeenth Election District bounded by and
within Hundred Fifteenth street Madison
avenue East one Hundred Thirteenth street and
Fifth
The Eighteenth IIection District is bounded by and
within East one Hundred and Sixteenth street Park
avenue. East One Hundred Fifteenth street and
Fifth
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East One Hundred Eighteenth street Park
avenue, East one Hundred and Sixteenth street and
Madison
The Twentieth Election District is bounded by and
within East one Hundred and Eighteenth Madison
Fifth
The Twenty-hrst Election bounded bv and
within East One Hundred and Nineteenth Parl,
avenue, Hundred Eighteenth street and
Fifth
The Tventy-second Election District is bounded by and
within East One Hundred and Twentieth
East Ore Hundred and Nineteenth Fifth
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
Tw.NTY-EIenrH AssEMnLY pIsrRIcr

Tie FIFt Election District Is bounded by ana within
Past One Hundred and Eighth street Third avenue East
one Hundred snd sixth street ana Lexington avenue
Tho Second Election District is bounded within
Eaet one Hundred Eslth sireci. second avenue
Hundred End Seventh street First
Hundred anl sixth Second avenue
Euadrsd Flf:h street ane Third avenue
The Third Election District is bounded by and within
zazt Hundred Tenth street. H--lea iEsr.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
Election Notices.

TwENTY-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICr-CoNTD D.
one Hundred and sixth street. First avenue, East One
Hundred and Ninth street and Third avenue.
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and within
East one Hundred and Tenth street Third avenue East
One Hundred and Ninth street Second avenue East One
The Fifth Election Dstric1 bounded by within
East one Hundred and Tenth street Lexington avenue
East One Hundred and Eighth and Park avenue
The sixth Election District Is bounded by and within
East One Hundred Eleventh Lexington avenue.
The seventh Election district is bounded BY and
East One Hndred snd Tenth Street Lexington avenue
East one Hundred and Eleventh street and Third avenue
East ONE ONE Hundred and and street SG9nd
diagonal line of Lexington avenue
Of East one Hundred and Thirteenth street and Third
avenue. and Third
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
East One Tundd s1 d t tt Harlem River
Ihe Tenth Election District s bounded by ana WITHIN
East One Hundred and Sixteenth street Harlem River,
Eleventh street First avenue East one Hundred and
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by within
East One ono Hundred % and Fourteenth street LexnEon & aTe
avenue "a diagonal line from the corner OF East one &
corner Hundred and Twelfth and
ngton avenue East one Hundred and Twelfth street and
The Twelfth Election District bounded by and within
East One Hundred Thirteenth street. Lexington
avenue
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by and
avenue. East one Hundred Fourteenth street and
Third
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within diagonal line from of East One Hun
dred and Seventeenth and Lexington to the
corner Of East One Hundred and Eighteenth street and
Third avenue Third avenue East One Hundred and Sew
enteenth street. avenue. Hundred and
Fifteenth street Third East one Hundred and
sixteenth street and Lexington
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
within One Hundred and Seventeenth street,
ington avenue East One Hundred and sixteenth street
Third avenue East One Hundred and Fifteenth street ard
Park
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
Nineteenth
avenue 10 East One Hundred and Eighteenth street a
diagonal line from the Of Third and East
one Hundred and Eighteenth street TO the corner of
Lexington avenue and East Hundred and Seventeenth
street East One Hundred Seventeenth street and Park
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STOP---DON'T WAVE THAT
HANDKERCHIEF AT HIM

WASHINGTON. Dee. .. Tho Gus.
tom az waving farewcils on raiiraad
Tines or from steamship decks. bv
e'd of The handkerchief, soon Is 10 be
rclegated To the background. Sci
rn'ists aud men hlEh tlp Ia tho medl-
sal profession have placed han on
such salutes The filiusy little 'kar.
chief, held In the hand - seminary
sirl as sho watches a husky crowd
of football players depart On a train.
u liable 20 cause - much death aud
destruction 90 the players as the
game itself, 80 scientists assert.
The kerchlef way AZ bidding
goodby or godspeed - a dangerous
method said DE- w G. Woodward
tho district hcaith officer. sof course
there Is no way OF preventing na
use. II would be foolish to attempt
o. % 50, except by reasoning With
the followers 81 the custom. l be-
iieNc that u there we're shown each IN.
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TAUGHT IN
| slDLIC SCHOOLS
/ rs PHILADELPHIA

~ A91fa w.
y stlgl.pHIA. Dee. ? Love
Z onrage and economy are
Z lAs virtues which with be
I : &c paplls Of the Phlla-
/. ssh,le schools II the pres.
=. x Superintendent nrum-
I "a q committee Of 30
= Interested In moral in.
30 arr approved by the
I eancafion.
4 ummlitee met today 10 dis
:. irrespective course Jas.
- the New York million
IA "a willing 20 donate a
srsane for the advancement
s md Of training. will urge
.sxsIas throughout tbs coan-
Z. 4 the ether virtues In.
2 y he committee and which
{ probability viii be included
y azsrse Of moral Instructions
ssaallnsss. neatness. polite
xerslensss. truthfalness.
8 . au,y. nobility. obedience.
q and reverence, gratitude
.nkfnlness. forgiveness. con.
hnassty. honor. hamillty,
Ees.. sslf-control. prudence.
nns. good manners. health.
nzee. civil duties. Industry.
1sz.. chearfHlness, apprecia'
aetsntmenl. and punctuality
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'sT0RfES
TOWN

=. down and outs arr sun
Z ssve . telephone number Der
ala . Man Who Is w
In the last week !
- pred to apply at . tr '.',
= mealeal aid, a. a charity
$50 bureau for work and At
- "a society for ioed and
Al all those places The
.s,siioa ired az me by the
~ took down my Pcdisree
~. i your telephone mum
..,enhone numhet Good
~ ia b. asking iavOrs
Y. recple n ! could afford a
he attendants asked Il
s,essse Il was printed on
'...,s,Icatlos sllp that all ap.
Z ~usl fill out 4 sounds
/. ! al a fellow who wants a
,ssgplng wood 20 get a
IA vhat his telephone
~
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prohibits tho selling Of a wanan
The case frat came h. tho nticn-
ton ~ the authorities when Phil
lips wife appealed to tho auperln-
tehdent of tho poor FOR aid. She
was found living Ia a barn with hor
child Mrs. Phillips said hor nus.
band had sold her 20 smith for 81 90
ana fhat Smith had turned her out
When arrested. Smith admitted
that he had lived with the woman
hut said he did not know she wns
flhliipH wife. The alleged sale al
the woman was tho result OF q talk
the men had IN a tavern. smith had
said no woman would live with him.
whorcupop Phillips II alleged 10
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diNidual The dangers which arise
trom this practice some other moana
% expressing their feelings could be
eAund"
~ the train leaves up goes the
tiny korchicf which moment be-
tore dfiod the ewes Of the sohhing
woman, and while she gives part.
ING salute ahe fills the air Tor sew.
crd feet with Eerms thrown orr
Through her tears, thu doctor ex-
planned.