davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
Gem snftidiifer Der ensIii6cn Sc.
sieruHs seIinst ss eHOIid, in Die
eifte sn iteiarH.
@nte ssifnns.
S~beiIHebmer an BEN bcDorfe6enOgn
&ettfIirssn in Srrsria priifen
Oas Selo.
Die ScOinsnnseu far Den @rnnbgrir


glOeribot 8. Sept.
@apitdn s. g. Go0n, Scr merito.
niidje @leitiIie9er. Ser ieit me5reren
Sabren i'm 9ienite Ser eugliiden Nr.
NEE ifcbt. unternabm am friiben
Morgen bel p6aiger @in0itiae cine
Tabrt. ourh Die. ruic man qlaubt,
ser @eIreforO fir Slug NIT elmer
2uii9leitmaihine gebrofcn mltroe.
Tie groBe uno itaperfdaige IaIfline,
Die Gopitdn COINS eiaere grfinouna
it, blieb cine ShlnSe ltHS 0rei sri.
nltten in Ser 2uit uno legte in oieier
3eit cine Gtrede ooH iibcr 40 NeeiIen
suriid. Gle Hog iiber Sic S6dler
binlueg, Oie Die Gbene BON Il0erihot
0urhidneiOen. un0 umfreiite Ole aa.
iernen un0 SEN Eburm Der 0ori.
fird1e. Goop battc Sic 0saidine ooa.
tcnunen in ser @cuaIt uno erho6
lid nit ibr mondmaI 5u elmer So9e
bon 400 SUB. 3eitfugtie Flog CT NIT
Der Stun0e- Gr muBte Ian0en, neil
.ibm 0as @ei3moteriaI altsgiug. Sic
Maidine itieB bel Ser 2anoung Siem.
lib beitig gegen Sen @runo. bod
fpur0e iie mir leidt beihdOigt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
GntraIicn.

5ran55ii6c SdifismaHniGaft ME-
Dcrgcmudlt.
SD0nep, q. e. So. 6. Sept.
Ter aapitdH mo sic Niannfdait
oes froBoinden Gd)ooners oGua.
Iite~ Die NIT Dem alnperben BON 2tr.
beitcrn beibdftigt maren. muroen bon
BEN Ginqeborenen 6es Wiadicono 81,
lnn0es 0as 3n Der @ruppe Der Reien
Se6ri0en gcbort, ermor0et. Tos
|Gdaff mar BON cinem Sturm oui
oen Sirano qetrie6eu woroen uno
uurOe in 0ieiciH biIIiloien 8nitono
anaegriiien. Irob bartnadigiter @e-
aernuehr mnroe Die geiatung Bic aui
Gen leetm Waiun uie0ergemaht.
Gin britidgs arieggidiii uuteriudJt
ben 5Sau.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
IOC6 Oct Erim.
Gas ruiiiids 9niisrpaar rcit nit &c.
fOIss nad Dem SaOen &nflanSs
pine pabrenS Der 5abrt AnfsHt-
bait sH nebmeH.
scitOurbsrcitnusrn in scbaitOpOI.
Ct. PETERSBURG. Z. sept.nber.

VI. ftltl7uulBy 4. StpEilluet.
aaiier gsitoIaus unO Die Mitalie.
ser Der totierIiheR 6amtIie reiien am
IbenO nnd Der arim ob. Oh 6eier-
Iid)feiten in Nostdl unO mOeren
Std0ten. an oeten man aii ser 8etie
Oorbeifommt, iouroeA 0bseio9t. iDIl
oie auiierin ~ idlpab mo nerD0s
lit. Ser eiBige wihtise AufentbGlt,
Sen oit taiitrlidr @ielihait Dor Ser
AufAnft iii Sebahcsci nebmen miro,
miro IN 9orfi, i'm lioIihen &aBlanO
gemaht neroen. 0ort eHt8ingen
Gaiier N%itolalts, iein gatsT uHO an
0ere Nfitglteoer ser taiierliden sSa-
mtlie MIR nit fuopper gtotb Dem
8ooe bel einem eiieubabn1mfan i'm
Sabre 1888. Sn Ser grinnerungs.
firhe in 9orfi tuir0 elm @ottesOienit
a5aebalteu iuerOen Sn Sebaitopol
mndIt man gans aubsroroeatIideSor.
bereihReen 5ltm @npfana 0eS SEAT.
ierS ut0 ser &aiierin. gs Miro Elm
ofiSicUer VTlpfat1 lt0ttfIfl0en ltlO
cine Repne SIR Sdmar5eumerrflotte.
9arnod miro iih ole fuiierIife Sa.
Mile nod Dem @oIait in 2ioaOia
'be9eben, no tie eiuen QtOnar periuei.
len mir0.
9nrb Raiier WifoIaus Nbfabrt
miro oie goriteauus BON @. @. nod
bin, Oem neien amerifGnidgt @Ot.
ldyaiter Scr am 10. September bier
erfportet miro, oer3ogert merosn.
Sobn ". &iNoIe. Ser 5uriidtretenoe
@otihnfter. miro bon bier obreiien
obne cine Notwithstanding benin 3ai.
ier gebaht 81 hnben. Gr miro in
Berlin nit Serrn Hodbin 5uiammen.
trefien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
GOrlpracn.
@sQman hatls iatt.

6briitiania, 8. Sept.
Cine Gepeihe Dor 2romioe an bic
,qitenpoiten" meloet. oaB Walter
Beamdn ieinen agenten beailftraQt
bat. of iein eigentbum in @irgo
Ban. Gpibbergen iortjuihaiien un0
aid Die orei Manner 5u entlaiieu,
oie bort ais @aden iiberiuintern
ioaten. Gs beiBt, oaB Belman ieinet
4lan, ndhi.es Sabr einen meitern
geriuh 81 MAIDEN. Den Rotbpol inn
2nfiidiif 81 errciden, auigeeeben
hat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
gefebure ioSt.
Ger brfnHnte ~fraH5Oiiidle Saftidiifer
itIrjt nit ieinem Asroplan
sur GrSe.
Sie serb It
Die Srnppcn @iirttembsrss, SanerHs
nns &aOens Dercinigrn I'D 5um
SdciHfrieg.
Ole Serb It m an0Der
GbOlcrs in sclsiep.


NllUIIUFIuIslIBt, Z. StI.
Der iran5oiide9 uitihHier2febur
purOe Ourh einen Stur5 nit ieinem
IeroplaH. in Dem er iiber Dem hieli-
gen Sufndiiferiel0 I~robeiIiIge In-
teruabw. get00tet. Sls Die 9faidife
NIT ibrem Sniaiieu fraderto aui Dem
SoOen mt1dIug ui0 2eute berbei.
eIiteH. ianOen lie 2eiebUre toOtlih
oerlett uuter sen Srimmern Oes
SuitgIeitrs. Gr Itarb ihoH furj
0oralii.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
2eufdlauO.
Nnufhmbare 9reiie.

5raHffurt a. 81. 6. Sept.
lie Suiernationale 9uffidifi.2Ius.
ifcnung Bat Die NIT Dem 3. OfiobT
beainnenOe ISOLDE ols .Quitihiner.
wobg" on8eiest mo fir Die Ibal-
nebmer an ben Bf7liigen $4,000
in 4reLien aAsaeieet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
Stalirn.
Gin GrObeben.
eierta. Z. Esnt.

GieFa, z. Efpt.
Gin Grobebpn. oas fih mdbreno
Der Qndt e%reigneie. Oeriette bic Gin.
ncbHer BON 9ueneon0ento. Wonti.
rionO un0 Wirlc 81 8esco0a0o in
ghreden. uno fe iampireH MN in
ben Straben. Cine groBe 4nsabl
&auier pur0en bsi4aeist, bod pnroe
Rieutanb ~aetootet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
S.iterreid.iimaarn

Gs- Ormtide aaiicr III gtimd.
@icn, 8. Gept.
Ger aoiier @ilbeIm lit IN @rob.
@eicritih ei%naetroifen, no or @oii
oes oiterr. aaiicrs nuF GdloB Sar.
rad 1T. Tie beioen &aiier perOefr
ben oiterr ..imgar. Seeresman0Uerr
b%enDobuen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
9prto @ip.

@Ouprrurnr Eoit rsfignirt.
Gan ssiian, T. Sept.
gcais s. goit, @~ouDernenr BON
Rortp Rico. bat oem grdiiOcnten
Eaft ieinen 9fiidtritt aHgemelOet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
SUD NIaae.
Berlin. s. Eepi

NVIIIIIf Q. &EVI.
Srpiac @~igbt uuternahm nab
reno Ocs cages 5pet 6liise nit einem
Ieroplau. Allein legte er "a Nieilen
III SO 91iuuten 5ltriid, mdbrenO er
beim Stpeiten 5liip, Der II Ntinuten
Oaltertc. BEN Saiiptmaum BON SilOe.
branO ais Hoiiogier mitnabm. Die
8litee fan0en iiber Dem GempeIbofer
6el0e itatt. no iid pole 100000
@erionem eingefunoeu battett, INN 0as
Sbouipiel nit on5miebeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
SOnanO.
aeip. mrittren GhoIerafaas.

ROTTERDAM, 6. Sept.
mdhreno Der letieH 5Dei Eage itn0
feline nelien 5dle BON 9bolero anJe.
meI6et por6en nod baben fit 8ooes.
fdae iHioIge oieier RranIbeit ereis'
BET.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
Yultamt auserpIhnScrt.
&anlarn. 8. Septentber.

S0iiinra, 3. September.
Cine 9an0e BON &dubern, Die mas.
firt mo nit 9omben uro AeOolucrn
bepuiHact waren, g~rtifen OaS Yoit.
amt in NiiaB in ser oeraonge-len
&adt al uno p%linoerten oie 9aiie.
nohOem iic Den 0adIhp1dhr mo
orri Yoli3iiteu gei0Oiet batteu. 81,
9eute beldliit lid ami $4,000. 3e6n
Nfann nur0en mebr oOer mcniaer
idAper IN Ogn Sample pertuun0ct.
Die H1uber o%urdyihnitteu 0ie Eclr.
grdpbenNrobte uaO iloben auF elmer
Sofomoiipe. gfahoem iie cinige Yici.
len melt gefnhren muren. bielten lie
an mo ueridppauoen III Oeu &d!.
bern.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
1lntcritibt Or. Guuf.
@openhnaen. s. Sebt.

4~openbogen. 8. Sept.
9ollgaaro Senien, Ser Snipeftor
BON 0dnii6 9oro @ronlan6, bat e.
mem @ertreter Der gIf. greiie mitae.
tbeiIt 6aB er noaitdnOi8 oobon ii6er.
5euet lit, oaB Or. Goofs W~littheilun-
gen 1uf @abrbeit beruben.
SEMEN bernabm Die gtahridt 0ob
bGr. goof ben GorOpool erreidt ba-
be, 3iierit BON gsfimos; ip1ter trnf
er Or. GOof, Der Oie Nadriht beta.
tigte.
SaIrfar. q. @, 8. Sept.
Sier fam cine 8otihoft BON Reo
9an 2abra0cr, an. fuonah Ser
| .RooieDelt" an oeIien goro iih
Commander BeorD rro feline @eian.
ifaft befin0en. MangeI an aohIen
hot. ga er oas 8orratbslhiff Ong pcr
mehreren @oden bon geeuiun0lanS
altsgeiunot epurOe, Oerfehlt bat. aIs
Der .IooieneIt~ Oieien Miorgen Ssu.
oian 9arbor perIieB. mndte or nur
etpa 5 4noter in Der Stun0c. Gas
SdiTf lit arg mitgeuonnlen uno IS
mag Der SAL iein, 0aB es iein
@oIjfuerf sur Sei5ung 6es 9nmpi.
feiieIs n~erbrouft. Wan erpar-
tet. 0oB Der rRooieDeIt" am naf-
item Gage in ReO Ban nnfommen
uno aoblen einnebmen miro. Bon
sort aus miro 9enrn Dabrideinlit
oepelhiren.
Eearb unteriuegs.
CT. Sohng. q. g. 8. Sent.
Cine GepeidR Don Blanc SabIeon,
an DER Strife Don SabraOor. rnsc.
fabr 100 Meiien fpeitIih Don Battle
Sar5or. meIOet oaB Yearp bort
anf0m.
@oint Amour, 2dbrabor (nittels
acknowledgements noh 9a.i.
fdr), 8. Septemer.
Ter 8ompFer .Rooieoelt" lit nui
ieiner 6abrt bier6er in Battle Sar6or
dngetoTrineft.
sSlOOiepsIt@ in Blanc SobIeOH.
9aliinr, 8. capt.
Gine BON Blanc SdbIeon bier Elm.
eetroTeHe 9epeide berihtet, 0oB Ser
IGomger ~8o0iepeIt~ nit Dem Com.
Hlanoer 4eorp an 8oro sort anoe.
fommen 1T. eiselbeiten peuoen nift
berittet Blanc SabIeon Iieat ON
uatIiden ufer Der Meerenae BON
Belle sSle.
geortb S1SneB, Gape Breton. s. Sept
Gs lit nun ieitseiielt. OnB oas
lShifi ~gi0aDeit4 nit 4earp ua6 lei,
neu 9eufen an gorO in Battle 6ar.
/ bor. etD1 IT'S Weilen iiiolih pom IN.
cian Sarbor. oes 3ampfers eritel
2anonngsplns nuf Der RHfiobrt an,
oefommen 1T.
Ter Beridf, Der Gonpfer babI
Blank Sablon srrei&t par Deriribi
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
Srlsicn.
Die G6oIera in gutlucrpcn.

Alllluti ptlit q. StpA-
Gs IinO bier 0rei Gboleraidae BON
0enen elmer tootIih perlieL amtlidl
sur gIn5eiae gelangt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
9cmfdIunO.
Sie Slrmrsmanoucr.

Stnttgart, Z. sept.
9ie SerbItmanoper Ser 0eutihen
Irntcee baben begoHnen. Ger 8aIier
in 9egleituna DER &aiierin nabm Die
&erlie uber 0as iDiirttembergiide Ir.
meecorpS ob. IS hetbeiltgen iih on
Ben Ianooern iGmmtlihe Sruppen
8auerns. @iirttenbergs uno 9aOenS.
etlpa 10000 Wiann aaer @aifen.
gattuneen. Seit 1899 huben in
GeutidllauO feline Wonooer in 70 gro
Dem 0tabitabe itattgehunOen.
@dbreno zines 9anfetts i'm &otb-
bans erfldrte ser aaiier in elmer In.
iprafe. OoB sic giniafeit oes bent.
ihen @oIfes cine @arantie 0es @elt.
frieoens lei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
CrDiac @ris6t fIicat.

NtIlIII, I. StpI.
Ser omcrifauiihc 2uithiifer Or.
bile @rigbt mternahm einea Slug
in einen aeroplan Der 50 Mtimltcn
oaucrte. @r ities bis 81 elmer &o9e
BON $50 SUB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
9nicrcNanics milifdrildcss donlpicl

III. RttflHoNtBr y. (tpttltutl.
Our 9rimerung an Ole gritir,
mnrg Der 9eraieitltng @nnib inn
aanfaius, sic ole leete 3uiludtS.
Itattc SdamDls. Der grobeu 8iyfaili.
idlen 6iibrers mor. unO nit Oerpn
Sal Die Serrihaft 9uBIanOs i'm
aaufaius be9riiuOet mar. puroe Del
@unib Elm Invertebrates militdriihes
Sdauiplel boraTipbrt. syn @eaeu.
mart oeS 8isefonigs 0es aaufaius,
Ginger 8eteraneH Die ienen aampf
iierle6tc botterL uro bi.der altsae8cih.
meter 8erionlihleiien ipur0e Der
Sturm aui bic Qergpcite in aetreuer
0odabming nnO nit allen biltori.
iden Details BON 6en Hgimpntern,
Ole an Ger gefGmpiuug ShamDls
theilgenouimen batten. 01rgciteIlt.
Die Stolen Scr 9ertbSoqer Ser sc.
flung. ole fart bis alli Den Iebten
Nann umfmnsn. wnrOen BON Sofa.
ten aeipieIt, sic In Sic ridtiaen $50.
Itiinc geitedt maren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
8nm soOt OcrnttheiIt.
Ell. Netersbnrn. 8. sol.

Sin SoIont 0amens aboriu lit
gum Eo0e nerurtbeilt poroen neil er
mdbreno Der Manooer Der ruiiiihen
Nrmee in 1urfeltan i'm Sabre 1908
in m0roeriider @biidlt alif Den Giq.
ncrolleutnant Mitiheufo feuertc.
Qburin Der elmer Der bei.en Shiibcn
ser arnlee it, ieierte ouf 1000yaroS
6%ntiernumg un0 berwlmOete oeu
General.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
Cooks Antwort.

aHf Gsnrgs ger0ddtisnussH eriuiOeri
Ct, Onf cr far isins 8e6anptHns
Ssmeiie briuseH mirS.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07
CALL HIM OFF THE PERCH

Ute Independent: The Denison
Bulletin may be an original witty
man" but if he lays claim to all the
Every witty things that appear in his
paper we do not wonder that the Re-
view thought he had spasm of virtue
for calling down the Ute Independent
for using his, SO called, witty sayings
without giving credit. So far as the
editor of this paper is aware we have
never used an item from the columns
of the Bulletin without giving proper
credit. It may be true that we have
used the idea of this brilliant editor
for an item applying to conditions in or
near Ute and the Review is quite justifi-
ed in calling the witty man" Off the
perch on that boiler plate deal. How
now, brother Caswell? I'd rather be
accused of the baldest kind of plagiar-
ism of original wit than to be guilty of
rehashing boiler plate stuff.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07
GOODRICH NEWS.

Miss Lovicie Morris visited in
Boyer Monday.
Harry Anderson and L. F. Morris
were passengers to Denison Monday.
Sam Anderson and Steve Newton
have been working at the sandpit and
say it's hot work.
A goodly number Of our young peo-
tle were at'Lake View for the Fourth
of July. but found it rather chilly.
Family reunions were many in our
neighborhood on the Fourth.
During the storms this week Her.
man Grill's house was struck by light.
ming. On the east side north Of the
screen door about six feet north of the
door running south to the screen door
down the door striking the dog, which
they think one side of the dog will be
paralyzed and he will be blind in one
eye. Then the lightning ran about
t 70 feet further to the south through
q board under the porch doing no fur
tier damage. Mr.. Grill was lucyk
ia having no serious loss.
Grill brothers are getting along
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07

nicely with their cattle shed they
are building.
Ross Romans and Herman Grill
were Deloit callers Monday.
L. F. Morris and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Newton and Mr..
and Mrs. George Newcom Of Boyer
ate q picnic dinner at the A. D.
Whey home Sunday. Isaac Newton
of Denison was also up to enjoy the
Fourth at his niece's.
Chas. Cose and family and VIM.
Cose and wife spent Sunday at U. s.
Dunbar's.
A goodly number Of our people
were as disappointed in the Fourth
as they were about the eclipse.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07
AR1oN ITEMS.

Jennie Hallowell. who is attending
summer school at Dension. returned
Monday evening to her work.
DR.. McClarey recently Of Indianola.
Iowa, has been in Arion for few
days looking up location.
An Italian laborer, who has been
here for few days with crew of
men. jumped off . moving gravel
train and broke his leg.
Mrs. Ira Trip of Omaha spent Sum
day with her mother Law. Mrs.
Caas. Trip. and went on to Charter
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07
Let Kodol
Digest What You Eat Then You Cen Eat Wh.A
You Like.

You once could eat anythine you
wanted, and your stomach would
digest It.
But now there's some things which
your stomach won't digest. Your
stomach absolutely refuses 10 accom-
MEDIATE you when you eab certain
1oo6-so you hsve been forced b. your
stomach to eat food which yeI de-
eested, and pass up those deIlcacies
that you would have really enjoyed
There 10 now . way 70 ct any
thing you like, u you WI LET
Kodol digenb II.
Kodol Will do this, too. u1wun't
talk back o. command, but "a 60
right shead With ito WORT ana digest
I'll tho food yYu est. Kodd wtN let
you est anything you like.
Kodol VIII do exactly 49, ypar
seomsch dos, whom yoaar ao9ach =
we'll sn0. strong, md more, whom 10
y tired or o1t Of order.
xodol y composed q egactly the
aaaAo juiapo q found IN . heelthy
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07
CORPORATION OR INCOME TAX?

Sioux City Journal: The corpora
ton tax is under fire. 1t is not on
its merits an ideal method Of raising
revenue. The bill prepared by Atty.
Gen. Wickersham and Senator Root. al
though probably constitutional, is not
without vulnerable spots. Shafts Of
criticism are being aimed at these
spots. In the senate the main assail-
ANTS of the Taft plan are the insur-
gents and democrats, who we're rally
ing around the Bailey Cummins income
tax plan before Taft interviewed. On
the outside. however, opposition to the
corporation tax is receiving much aid
and comfort from newspapers and in
dividuals which were not in sympathy
with the Bailey Cummins idea. They
Cook at the corporation tax by itself
and see in it things they do not like.
Then they shout, Clown with the
corporation taxi" Such critics should
xeadjust their vision. and try to look
at the corporation tax, not as an
original proposition. but as substi-
tute for the Bailey Cummins tax.
That is what it is. and it is entitled
to consideration in its proper light.
Why are the most radical insurgents
and the democrats opposing the admin
7stration measure? They offer many
arguments, but the nub of their oppo-
sition is this: If the corporation tax
can be defeated the straight incon o
tax may win. If the corporation tax
carries, the income tax will be put out
Of the running, except rs to the co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07
MR.. OPP, OF BREDA

BredA News: Breda should have q
Commercial Club. Take town like
ours. which does the business Breda
does and which contains so many live.
wide-a-wake business men, there is
practically no measuring the good that
would accrue to our city with all our
people working together through the
medium of commercial club. We
could soon have good hotel man here
and this one thing alone would be
worth q good deal to our city. All
whe favor this plan should get to-
gether with view to organizing q
club. df you think this good plan
inform the editor and we will call
q mass meeting for some time next
week. Then the club can also do q
great deal toward making the fall
festival which Breda is planning in
place Of a Fourth Of July celebration,
one Of the most successful carnivals
ever pulled OF in this part of the
coantry- All together now for big
ger and better Breoa, through its
commercial club.st
-
How history repeats itself. Every
word of the above editorial is 80
familiar that any editor of any coun-
try paper could write it with his eyes
shut.
The editor of the Breda News is
new man. The paper is three weeks
old. The Waterman, it's predecessor.
died from lack of support. And now
the new man. presumably young
man, comes to kick against the pricks
and butt his head against the stone
wall of drowsy sloth. He proposes
Commercial Club and hopes for new
hotel and booms the Carnival. Bless
his dear. young, enthusiastic soul. 1t
is of such stuff that the progress Of
the world is made. but progress is
fatally prodigal of its raw material.
The supposition is that the editor
is not annoyed with surplus wealth.
He seldom is. 1t is only the poor
editors who grow rich. After he
has worked his head off,, and planned
and worried and exhorted, some sleek.
fat individual. who makes his living
of Of interest paid him by people who
really work. will turn on him with q
'saarl and say. cit is easy enough for
you to talk and urge other people to
give. because you can't give anything
yourself. -
No, the editor cannot give anything
hut his hearts-blood and his grey mat
ter and his nervous energy, while the
capitalist slaps down five greasy dol
lars that some other fellow earned.
The average citizen of the average
emall town does not want to be walked
mp. Once we saw poor fellow lying
ina drunken stupor down beside a
bridge, with his head an inch or two
from the river. 1t was in the late
fall and we knew the fellow would be
badly frozen if he laid out all night,
80 with some others we went to carry
him TO shelter. AS We started to pick
him up he reused bit, looked about
4 with dazed eyes and whined at US,
You d. fools, leave me alone.
I'm so happy.
We welcome the new editor to the
ranks Of the d. fools'' as COM
rade and friend. We hope. but with
little faith. that Breda may prove the
exception to the rule and may re-
apoud to treatment with joyous glad
ness and continuous up-lift, and that
the stgreater Breda' may be all that
the editor could ask.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07
Our Guarantee

Sold by L amborn Drug Co Denison. Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07

Mary Jacobsen returned home last
Friday from her stay at Sioux City.
John B. Samuelson and Erick An.
derson returned Friday from visit
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To Enjoy

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the most eminent physicians it was essen
tial that the component parts of Syrup
of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA should be
known to and approved by them; there
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fishes full statement with every package.
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BELDING,

Recently Mr. Bernard Shaw deliv.
cred an address before the London
Medico-Legal society in which he ad-
vocated the specialization" of the inedi-
cal profession, so that il would be
possible for the doctor when not paid
by the patient but by the state, to fol-
low the practice of the art of medicine
with honesty and truth, things at pres
ent impossible on account of the in
sistence of patients to receive treat
nent when treatment is unnecessary,
and, especially inopportune, because a
doctor today is of no higher rank than
tradesman, says the Interstate Medi-
cal Journal In connection with these
timely remarks we would say that
were lawyers employed and paid by
the state, instead of by their clients,
there would take place many crafty
ing changes; for the state could pre-
vent the present attitude of law to the
science of medicine by making COM
pulsory an instructive course in its
many qualifications and could institute,
by these enlightened means, a better
phase in all legal tits than obtains to-
day, when the irresistible plea made
by money creates so great bias for
client that no other course would
seem to have any Justification Only
when this happier state from modern
conception of socialism is evolved will
there be the proper rapproachement
between doctors and lawyers to effect
a medico-legal society of far-reaching
benefits.
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Patterns Wheat Corner.

What is generally conceded to have
been the most successful wheat deal
in the annals of the Chicago board of
trade closed Saturday, and what is
symptomatic of modern speculative
conditions, IL closed without that
squeezing of shorts which in other
days was wont to furnish a show to
gallery visitors and leave La Sale
street staggering on its financial feet.
James A. Patten during the brief
hours of the session held May wheat
in the hollow of his hand He made
the price as fixed as the laws of the
Modes and Persians-S1.3 "a the bushel.
Through his pet clerk, Ed Walker, he
bought or sold at that price, but the
buying was almost purely theoret-
ical on his part. He did take in few
thousand bushels from some trailer"
who waited till the last moment for
his profits, but mainly he disposed of
about half a million to shorts who
had hoped against hope to the last
moment and then, in the parlance of
the pit, took their medicine"