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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-17
Secretary Wilson on the Chicago Stock Show.

The Honorable james Wilson,
Secretary of Agriculture, in speaking
of the International Live Stock Ex-
position, which is to be held this year
from Nov. q to Dec. 10, said:
The International Live Stock Elk.
position as an educational factor has
carved niche for itself.
Producers are confronted with the
problem of increased cost of every
commodity that they use, greatly en-
HANGING their expenditure.
obviously this necessitates rigid
economy. and the man who reduces
cost of production to minimum in
sures maximum profits and his own
survival where others fail.
"The International is teaching its
valuable lesson to the country at All
opportune moment.
"During the period of cheap feed
and feed lot extravaganza such educa:.
ton was not valued, because it's bene-
fits we're not realized at the time.
"Under new conditions. the man
who produces beef. pork and mutton
cannot afford the use Of inferior ma.
chinery in his business.
Economy requires that he handle
the very best types of the most i'm
proved breeding: and these lesson
can be obtained at the Internationa
Live Stock Exposition, which is ac.
knowledged to be an educational in.
stitution of the highest order in its
line.''
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KILLED GERM IN CORN
W c. Frazier Of Cass County Says There
No Seed.

ALLAN TIC. Ia If in. claim If
w. c. Frazier holds good the matter
of seed corn will become more than
serious proposition for Iowa farmers
the coming spring. MIR. Frazier, who
is one of the leading farmers of Cass
county. says that the freeze several
weeks ago which froze the apples and
other fruit and vegetation generally,
killed the life germ in practically
every ear of corn in Cass county.
Mr.. Frazier stated that his corn was
planted ten days before any other in
his neighborhood and not an ear of it
is fit for use for next year. He has
examined other corn and found the
same to be true. Occasionally all e; Z
is found of the poorer grade which
would seem to grow but all of the
good ears which would naturally be
selected are killed.
Mr.. Frazier stated that he had been
farming in Cass county for twenty six
years and that is the first experience
of the kind he had ever known of.
He further stated that all farmers
should at once examine their seed corn
and if the same proved true, which he
was positive it would. they should at
once preserve any of last years corn
they might have on hand Mr.. Frazier
is already making arrangements for
some of last years corn in order to
have seed for next year.
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all teachers, Township consolidation
of schools. Free tuition to all rural
pupils abuve the 9Th grade il; the
nearest high school, the expense to be
paid by the township. the COUNT unit
Of school organization. and few
others. Some of them had been in "a
rural school within the last twenty
years and some had not.
The city school Was recognized as
being nearly perfect. hence little was
said of its work. Most attention was
given to the rural schools. Yet when
the city high school graduate comes
up for teachers certificate great
proportion of them are able to secure
nothing but provisional certificate
and goodly number fail altogether.
Some one said as an explanation that
the rural graduate studied the things
asked for in the teachers examination
while the high school graduate pre-.
pared to enter college. In other
words one gets ready for business
while the other gets ready for college.
A rural teachers Round Table was
organized for next year There were
a goodly number of rural teachers
present this year. We saw two from
Crawford county. Mrs Johnston of
Denison and Laura Suhr of West Side.
There were too many grade teachers
present from our county to mention
individually. We had a good repre-
sentation.
The enrolment fee is one dollar.
What will the Executive committee
do with all this money? We suggest
they use part of it TO start the
teachers pension and retirem ent fund
they are planning on. County Super
intendent Hoffman was appointed by
the Educational Council as member
of committee to draft bill for pre-
sentation to the next legislature to
provide for teachers pensions and a
retirement fund. The one WIS to be
raised by the teachers themselves by
saving part of their salary.
A great number of county superin-
tendents deplorsd the shortage of
teachers nee stating the granting of
provisional certificates to many who
were as yet not prepared to begin
teaching. This resulted in many of
the older pupils dropping out of school.
and especially is this true of the aver.
age American boy of IA years or over.
He does not have great respect for a
lady teacher after reaching this age,
consequently he drops out Of school
before finishing the course.
At the County Superintendent con-
ference after a comparison of Iowa's
laws with those of the other states ii
was practically unanimously decided
that Iowa needs some uptodate schoo
Legislation on not few things. The
recommendations were very conserva
tive however in everyway.
F. L. HOFF MAN.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Saturday. Nov 9Th

OdluIudV, NOV. OL0
A. H. Harper to Arrow Harrison
n q acres of 5 of e a of sci sw4,
sec 20. Union twp. Goa. 81.
Tuesday. November 9th.
Lizzie Pettley to Mary E. Olmstead
% c d.lot 3and 4, blk 10. Dow City,
Iowa. Con So.
Sheriff Of Crawford County to
George E Russell-s d, lots a. S, 6
and z, blk IL, West Side. Iowa. Cen.
$1s27. SO.
Wednf lay. November 10th.
John W Roeh. Admins rator. to
Anna c. Segebart ct al-ad m, nj sci
of sec rs, East Boyer twp and nj sw4
sec 30. Hays twp. Con- S955s. 3s.
Friday. November 18th.
Sarah E. Baber to j. l.. Butter
woruh-und TO interest lot 1, subd nh
nwi and sw1 nw4 sec 10, Union twp.
Con. s., 900.
Margareth Wegner to William
Wegner sell sec 81. Iowa twp; Con
$l4, 400.
Saturday, November 18th.
c. l. Breckenridge to Henry Sege-
bart-und of lot and ea of lot 2.
blk 26. Manila, Iowa. Con. 1884. 80.
L. K Moore, Referee. to Frank S.
Gorham-ref d. swt swi of sec 10 and
nwa nw4 sec go, Boyer twp. Con.
81, 200.
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LEE, 1923 Fourth St., Louisville, KY
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Notes on The Meeting

ASVtCS VII lu6 WICtll1$
The newspapers of Des Moines de-
clare that the sellers of wigs rats,
puffs, switches, etc., are ploatinp
over sales to school ma 'ams of about
$500 worth of the above articles. If
little Johnnie comes home and remarks
that teacher looks lots younger since
her little vacation do not be surprised
These same papers were roasting
the teachers for not staying for the
Saturday afternoon business meeting.
They reported only about forty per-
sons as remaining for this last ses-
sion. They accused them of going off
to me Drake VS. Iowa City foot ball
game. The fact ia the last business
ses sion was fully as we'll attended this
year IS of former years. And any
way wouldn't you have gone too if
you could have gotten off?
Far LOO many teachers 90 away
from school presumably to attend the
teachers meeting and then spend nine
ten'hs OF the time shopping and at the
theaters. But it wouldn't do for
then TO hoard all their big salaries.
The half dozen candidates for the
republican nomination for the Office of
State Superintendent of Schools made
things lively by early electioneering
among the school men present. For
some reason there were no democratic
candidates at work. They PROBABLY
think. whats the use?"
Nearly every speaker took shot at
the rural school of today. They de-
plored the unsanitary conditions of
buildings. poor equipment. the poor
attendance. and too many young girl
tee chere. They offered MS solutions
to the problem; Normal training for
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-17
A Debtors stratasem.

Yes" said the business man. 81
have given up trying to collect that
little bill from Bilkins. You see, he
is pretty big fellow, and he used to
throw my collectors out every time
they called"
Then why didn't you employ wo-
man collector? He couldn't do that to
woman
That's what thought, so got one
and sent her round, but she never
came back"
why not:'
HE married her"-London Tit-Bits
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Must Sign News items.

Again the Review wishes to advise
Its readers that news items sent by
mail must be signed by the writer,
nut for publication, but us an evil
dence of good faith Frequently the
editor has been imposed upon by
overlooking this caution, and some-
times he must leave out live news
items rather than take the risk.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-17

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Louisville, Ky.-"Lydia E. Pink
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.HOFFMAN'S REPORT
AS TO CONVENTION
TELL OF [BlC STATE TEACHERS MEETING
OF DES MONIES.
MANY REFORMS ARE ASKED
County. Superintendent Thinks too Little Al
tenion Is Given Rural Schools in
Convention Deliberations.

teachers from Iowa gathered in the
city of Des Moines for their annual
teachers meeting. County and city
and principal of schools with high
school and grade teachers made up
the main bulk of the attendance
Besides there there were number
of rural teachers and book agents
who enrolled.
Heretofore the meeting has been
held during the Christmas vacation
with an attendance of about 14UO all
in all This fall meeting was de-
parture from the regular order of
things and resulted in the very large
attendance. The largest building in
Des Moines, the auditorium, was not
large enough to hold the large au-
diences, and the large assembly rooms
of the high school building was not
large enough to accommodate the sec
tion meetings..
Next year they are planning to use
the new coliseum just being built for
the main meetings and the various
churches for the section meetings.
They expect an attendance of two or
three thousand more for next year.
The program this year was good
one and resulted in the bringing out
of many new and good ideas pertain
ing to school affairs. Speakers were
there from various parts of the United
States and gave the best our country
can produce. In the Round Tables
and Section meetings our teachers
from all over the state conferred as to
methods, devices. and plans for the
future welfare of the schools. The
teacher who attended the meetings
regularly, or at the most did not use
more than half Of the time shopping,
etc, will without doubt be worth
mucn more money to her school pat
rons for the years to come because of
the help she received here.
At the opening of the meeting a
resolutions committee was appointed.
tee gathered the best and most popu-
lar ideas expressed during the meet
ings and embodied them in set of
resolutions. These express quite fully
the latest ideas expressed and the
opinions of the majority of those pres
enl on the various questions consid-
cred. The main things declared for
in the resolutions are as follows:
l. County unity instead of town
ship, for the rural schools.
2 School play grounds established
throughout the year.
3. Compulsory medical inspection
in our schools.
4. Increase of salary for the teach.
ing profession in the state.
5. Longer tenure of Office for ali
teachers.
6. State pension fund for teach
ers provided by law and created by
the teachers themselves.
Z. Privileges of high school ed
ucation free to all rural pupils.
8 Normal training for all teach
ers before beginning to teach.
9. A state high school inspecto,
under the direction of the state educa.
tional department.
10 The establishment of depart.
ments of domestic science and manua
training in public schools
Notes on the Meeting
The newspapers of Des Moines de.
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Sytuacya we Fraucyi.
Energicne WyStepOWanie rzadu. Akcya malkO

POMOC Z ANGLII OLA STRAJKIE
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Paryz, 10 maja. = Rad krza-
ia sic energicznie, ably sig nalezy-
Gle przygotowat do ewentualnego
strajku funkcyonaryuszow roz-
maitych blur i wladz rz2dowych,
kt6rzy ostatnio poiaczyli sic ro-
botnikami zwyczajnymi, by razem
droga strajkow walczyc re rzq-
dem. Premier Clemenceau po-
wziat stanowczy zamiar zgniece-
MIA zgubnego dla Francyi ruchu i
oswiadczyl, re ME ustapi ami kro-
ku ze zajetego stanowiska. Rad
porozumial sic z wIadzami woj-
skowemi, dalej Z gieldami W ca
lynn kraju i zorganizowai rezerwy
telegrafist6w i pocztowcow, kt6-
re ma wypadek strajku w tych
dwu galeziach komunikacyi ma
tychmiast zajma stanowiska
strajkierow. Wydziai zarzadzaja-
cy organizacyi funkcyonaryuszow
osmiesza zarzqdzenia rzqdu ro-
wniez ME spoczywa; w danym
razie strajk ma wybuchnaG jutro,
we wtorek, bo malkontenci chca
dac sposobnoSc parlamentowi do
obradowania mad sprawq dis -
w poniedzialek. Rozrzucaja ode
ivy w tonic rewolucyjnym wy
soce podburzajacym, W kt6rych
siebie podaja "a meczennik6w
wolnosci (?D. Ma prowincyi fun
kcyonaryusze kolejowi odbywaja
zgromadzenia uchwalajq rezolu-
eye sympatyzujace malkonten-
tami; to samo postanowily telefo-
nistki paryskie. Mimo wszystko
spodziewac sic nalezy, re jeszcze
teraz strajk generalny ME costa
ME ogloszony, zdaje sic, re funk
cyonaryusze rzadowi przecie ME
So jeszcze siebie pewni, a stanow-
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cze wystepowanie wladz rz9do-
wych wielkie zrobifo ma masy ro-
botnicze wrazenie. Ma onegdaJ-
szem zebraniu robociarzy funk
cyonaryuszow rzadowych ME
wielki okazai sic zapal ola straJ-
XII. Najwazniejsza rzecza ma ze-
braniu TEN byla przemowa dele
gaia angielskiego pocztowych IL
rzednik6w, ktory zapewnil Fran
cuzow, re i'm Anglicy pomoca
finansowa pospiesza, gdy tylko
strajk we Francyi og}osza urza-
dza. Specyalne komitety malkon-
tentow sledza "a rozmaitemi mad
uzyciami wIadz rzqdowych w de-
partamentach poczt, telegrafow
itp. - Wysoce naprezona / gro
zna sytuacya ma zeWnatrz do
strzedz sic ME dale: Paryz jest
iak zawsze swobodny i Wesoly.
Konstantynopol, 10 maja. -
Dotychczas jug znaleziono W roz-
maitych schowkach dawnego pa
Iacu sultanskiego, W Yildiz Kio-
sku, okolo 8 milionow frank6w,
czesciowo W got6wce, a czescio-
wo w papierach wartoSciowych,
znaleziono rowniez dokumenty,
dowodzqce, re najwieksza czeSc
skarbow swoich byly sultan Abb
dul Hamid zlozyl w bankach "a
granicznych, gl6wnie W Stanach
Zjednoczonych takze w Anglii
i we Francyi. Cabinet ministerial
ny ma powziac postanowienie, ze
wszystkie te depozyty zagranlcz-
ne i juz znalezione pieniadze ma
ia przejst ma wlasnoSc skarbu
pahstwa.
Spodziewaja sic, re ex-sultan
zgodzi sic "a pewne ulgi i ustep-
stwa na zrzeczenie sic tych skar-
bow ma rzecz rzadu.
- w stolicy wielkie czynia
przygotowania do uroczystej in
tronizacyi nowego sultana Maho-
meta V-go. Akt przypasania mu
miecza kalifow, zastepujacy nasza
koronacye odbedzie sic w mecze-
Gle Ajrba, do ktorej chrzeScija-
nom wchodzit ME wolno. Przy
wlasciwej ceremonii ME bedzie
tcz nikogo z giaur6w (niewier-
nych chrzescijan). Naprzeciwko
meczetu Ajuba wznosza wspania-
Ia trybune dla diplomacy wybi-
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tpych obconarodowc6w. Po cere.
monii sultan przejedzie przez
miasto, a ma drodze jego buduja
trybuny, czyszcza zdobia ulice
etc. UroczystoSc zapowiada sic
wspaniale.
Wieden, 10 maja. - Oglaszaja
til ciekawa pogloske, re syn ex-
suitana Abdul Hamida, ksiaze
Burrhem-Eddem zamierza wznie-
cic w Albanii rewolucye ma rzecz
dawnego suitana i ma czele sprzy-
jajacych mu Albahczykow chce
oica znow ma tronie kalifow osa-
die.
Konstantynopol, 10 maja. -
Wysiano stad rzqdowa komisye
.wojskowq do przeprowadzenia
porzadku i SledztWa W Adana,
gdzie sic ostatnis odbyly straszli-
we rzezie chrzeScijahskich Ar
meiiczykow. ur@4dzone przez ia
natyk6w i, .Jmetahskich. Komi-
sya ma daleko siegajaca jurys-
dykcye ma zbadac, czy prawda
jest, re miejscowe wladze urnysl-
ME ME przeszkadza}y rzeziom i
ma sadem wojennym karac pod
legacy do mordowania chrzcSci-
jan. Konisyi towarzyszy 10 pull
k6w wojska. Nadto Rad Sic hoj-
ne zapomogi dotknietym zaburze-
miami okregom. Wielki wezyr
przyjqi deputacye armehskich du-
chownych swieckich zapewnil
ich, re rad rzezi tame polozy i
winnych ostro ukarze, zrabowa-
ne mienie pokrzywdzonym wroci.
Latakia, Syrya, 10 maja.- Ma
wiesc O energicznych zarzadze-
mach wladz rzadowych i represyi
surowej przeciwko fanatykom ma
hometahskim, wracaja zewszad
zbiegowie chrzescijahscy, ktorzy
stqd pred rzezia uciekli.
Tarsno, 10 maja, = Sytuacya
w miescie okolicy uspokaja sic
dzieki Srodkom przez Rad zasto-
sowanym. w miescie wladze woj-
skowe zaprowadzaja porzadek,
dalsze zaburzenia So wykluczone;
ludnost chrzescijahska odetchne-
Ia.
Wiedeh, 10 maja. - Pobratym-
cy nasi Slowehcy odniesli znacz-
ny sukces; OTTO W Lublanie, stoli-
icy Krainy Geden Z KRAKOW koron-
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mich bedzie obstawa}o przy narzu-
caniu innym swoich speeyalnych
teoryi, dop6ty TRIBUNAL miedzy-
narodowy pozostanie martwa in
stytucyQ, bez realnych warunk6w
istnienia. " slusznej ocenie konie-
cznosci takiego uprzedniego poro-
zumienia, Rad brytanski -przez or
gan swego ministra spraw zagrani-.
cznych, sir Edwarda Grey, jeszcze
podczas konferencyi W Hadze or
najmi} sw6j zamiar zebrania W
Londynie konferencyi dla poro-
zumienia sic u}ozenia przepis6w
i zasad ma podstawie kt6rych
wszystkie sporne kwestye morskie
beda rozstrzygane przez zwierzch-
niczy rozjemczy trybuna}.
Wywiszujac sic tel obietnicy,
Sir Edward Grey rozesla} W jesie-
nj r. z. zaproszenia ma udzia} W
konferencyi do wszystkich wiel-
kich mocarstw, wiaczajac do mich
Hiszpanie / Holandye. Jednoczes-
ME z zaproszeniem rozeslany 20
sta} memorial, wymieniajacy
przedmioty, kt6re przediozone be-
da do wyboru i do decvzyi upeho-
mocnionym przedstawicielom mo-
carstw, W ten spos6b program
konferencyi nakreslony zosta}
CORY. Pomiedzy celniejszemi punk
tami jego figurowa}y: kontraban-
da morska, blokada, niszczenie O.
kret6w neutralnych przez strony
wojujace, zamiana okret6w han
dlowych ma woienne scisie obreS-'
lenie artykui6w, kt6re ulegaia
konfiskacie. Chociaz sam W sobie
program ten ME wyczerpuje wszy-
stkich kwestyi, co do kt6rych ME
ma dotad zgody pomiedzy mocar-
stwami, to bylo widocznem, re i
taxi da obszcrnc pole do dyskusyi
! przedstawi nielada trudnosci do
koGcowego porozumienia. Pcsymi-
stycznc przewidywania dawaly
sic slyszcG pred zebraniem konfe-
rencyi, przedewszystkiem W obozie
angielskich jurvst6w, kt6rym zda-
walo sic niepodobnem przypuscic
nawet, zeby sic ich krai dobrowol-
ME zrzekl chocby najdrobnieiszej
cze5ci przvwilei6w i praw, kt6re
zdobvl dla siebie, kt6rych odma-
vial innym. Ale gdy sic konferen-
eva morska zelirala W Londynie d.
4 grudnia 1908 roku, wszelkie glo-
sv posronne zamilkiy, a poniewaz
obradowala przy drzwiach zam-
knietyeh, bez zadnego udziaiu
piracy / poduszczenia utra
patrvotycznych dziennikarzy, wiec
publicznosc zosta}a W zupel
nej nieswiadomosci, co do
toku Qbrad i charakteru powzie-
tych decyzyi, az do zamkniecia
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wazne kwestye, jak mp. neutrali-
zacya kanalu suezkiego, zosta1y O.
dIozone do niej. Taxi barbarzyn-
ski przepis, jak pomieszczenie ar
tykul6w zywnoSciowych ma iscie
zabronionych przedmiot6w, takze
prawdopodobnie ma przysziej kon-
ferencyi usumetym zostanie. Ma
teraz mona sobie winszowa6 osia-
gnietych rezultat6w.
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PRZEGLAD
pOlITYEl MIEDzYNARODOWEL
(DOdGtnie res1Iltaty naiedzynarO-
dO1vej k0nferencyi mOrskiej).
Chicago, 10 maaj.

- ~ A@%NJ'
Najdodatniejszym rezultatem
drugiej pokojowej konferencyi "
Hadze byto ustanowisnie miedzy-
narOdowegO morskiegc trybunalu,
do kt6rego spelowa6 moga panstwa
W razie, gdYfy ich Okrsty, s}usznie
lub nies}uslnie, bylv zniweczone
lub zasekwestrowane przez wyrok
morskich trybuna}6w, istniejacyca
W pojedynczych panstvach i rOz-
sqdzajqcych sporna kwestye Po-
dug swych wlasnyeh zasad, czesto
odmiennych, q nawet sprzecznyah
zasadami poszkodowanej strOny.
W sferze spraw morskich pano-
wala do tej ,pory caikowita anar-
CHA, pozwalajaca paGstwom o do
minujaeej marynaree naduzywaG
swci SHY, gospodarowac ma bez-
brzeznych morzach samowladnie,
ME uoszczac sic o interesy stron
trzecich, a przy braku wszelkiego
Scislego olreslenia kontrabandy
morskiej, kazda wOjna morska ME
oorgnicZa}a sic do klesk, zadanych
sronom walczqcvm, ale dotyka}a
! przynosila szkody krajom, co W
woiennym zatargu czynnego u
dzia}u ME bra}y.
Gas by}o polozvG kres temu
chaosowi tel anarchii, a skoro o
statni akt miedzynarodowy W tel
sferze Deklaracya pr1Ish-a z 1853
p, zostawila wiekSzQ czesG zagad-
niei nierozwiazanQ, przeto coraz
natarczvwsza stawala sic potrzeba
novel ugodv miedzynarodOwej.
Decyzya konferencyi pOkojowej W
Hadze. stanowiqca organizacye
trybunam apelacyjnego morskie-
90, byla powitana powszechnym o.
ldaskiem. zapowiadala bowiem ko-
nice epoki gwalt6w samowOli, O.
raz wprowadzenie zasad humani-
tarnych / do tel sfery morskieh
zatarg6w, kt5rych dotyehczas
byia wykluczonQ.
Ale. przyklaskujac utworzeniu
takiego miedzynarodowego trybu-
nalu, jednOezesnie zdawano sobie
sprawe. ze dla rozpoczecia jego
dzialalnosci trzeba zaopatrzyt go
uprzednio W srodki prawne, ro-
dzaj kodeksu, ma mocH kt6rego "a
targi ! sporne kwestye bylyby sa-
dzone j wydawane wyrOki.
Dop6ki mocarstwa ME porozu-
mieja sic co do wsp6lnych zasad
prawa morskiego i dop6ki kazde
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