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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22

babn gum gntglsifen 81 brtneen. 3as
Meta ipIrbe bon giisnbdbnoetsttio5
rerbaTtet, ols CT gerabe bamit bei6dFs
tigt mar, gifsnbabnf6peQsn auf oos
@eIeiie gu leGsn, cine balbe Stunbe sGc
e'n Sdnpu2us BON Wilpautee ant-m
men mabte.
9ie 0eteftiDs. Die Iid in Der IGhe
ees Seleiies oelftedt batten, iiberDds
tigten ,Jcnttta. Ge1abe als lie i6m
S,dnnifeLlen anlegten, iprungen orei
Wadnrer aus benz GebiiId ns6en benz
Geleife uup iingen an 3u I6ieben. Ore
8etettips .rtpi6erten bas sSeuer unC
Die Wdnner berfhpdnben.
3ie triltfren 9erIute 3itqe sur,
Gntgltifen 81 6ringsn, tpurben in o3ti;
ger Wofe an 9ienitag unb am 5retz
lag 9emaGt. 3dnetta tpeigert iih, III
gerD nelGe Gusiagen au MAIDEN.
s Of. aoofepett's Reifeproz
gram m.
S1 ter 9 a b, 81. g., 21. Nuquit.
5beobore Hooieoelt tpiro am Sienitdq
etne Reife bon 5493 Weilen antreten,
Die bret Wo6en bauern pir6 unb in be-
rem 9erLouf er bur6 IA Stauten reiz
len Dirb. Gr tpirb ipdbrenb Der Sour
IA Reben balten, eine in jebem Stuate.
Sn Cincinnati pirb Col. RooieDelt am
9. SEPTEMBER eintreffen.
giIenbub bnunfaIl.
Rortbftslb, @t., q. Quq. -
am Sonntag fanb in RortbfieIb SulIs
cine aplItfion 3tpiIheH 5psi Jra6tz
5iigsn ftatt, BEL Der feds mGnner gez
t0otst, elmer ipabri6sinli9 t0otli4 unb
iieben anoere i6per aber ui6t gefG6rz
li6 DerIegt nurben. Die 5ooten pie
bic gerlesten iinb giierbabnleute.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
Gbeltber llnfrieoe.
Gran Tr. Gallep beidulSist iBreu
WaHu, ibreu SobR eutfiibrt
su baben.

Die Gattin bes Or. !. W. galIep,
sesen ipslhe iiirsli9 bon ibrem Guts
ten cine S4eiounsstIase eiugereiht
ipcroen mar. iteute ii4 seitern 4benD
i'm poIiseibauptquartier Elm unb mels
bet., boB ibr Ia Sabre alter Sobnglas
renee bon ibrem Maune sntfiibrt tpors
ben lei. Die poliasi ermitielte isbo6,
baB Der fnnbe aus einem Jsnitsr Der
Mobnuns feinsrWutter, go. TIA Ri6s
monb Strabe. sefprunsen unb it4 ons
gsbIi9 freitpilIig gu isinem Batter be-
seben bntte. 2ebterer ipobnt sesens
ipdrtis go. 524 Meft 8. Str. isboh
ionnten tpeber er nod Iein ndt4neabe
Der Butter entfiibrter Sobn gsiiern
abeub in Der Wobnuns ssfunben tpers
ben. Jrau Or. Gallsp fpirb in ben
nddfien 9asen cine Gesenslage auf bic
Gdeibunsstlase ibres gattsn einrsis
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22

unb bic -trauernoen 6interbliebenen
biirfen BEL Der fhiperen 5etmiuhung,
bon Der fie betroffsn ipurben. Der
innigiten Sbeilnabme periiHert iein.
4n ndberen Qngeborigen binters
ldbt Srau Strobel auber ibrem Gdts
te uno ibren beiben S6bnen, Sscdr
unb gbarles, nod ibren ersifen 9ater,
5srrn Wlihael S4Dnrs. ben 8i3eprds
iiDentsn Der W. Wsrf SO. unb Wits
gliep bes Direttoriums Der German
Hationdl 8ant. Gag unb StunOe Der
8esrbisung iino iotpeit nod ni6t an.
berdumt tporben.
5susripebrdN ). 4rdibalb lit
geitern Rahmittdg ndh SpraeuIe,
q. g., dbgsreiit, um Der bort itattftns
benben aonpention Der geretnigung
Der Ieuertue6rdefs beisutpo6nen.
5err sSobn .. &asall, bon
Der Rn3nG printing &c publiibing
Co.. i'll mad europa gsreiit. Sein
ReiIe3iel iit Grid, no sr Der 9ers
mdblung feiner 5ohter SRI. 8ulestd
Rdsal nit 5errn aoberto Si9g bon
Wdildnb beipo6nen ipill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
Die Nrbeiterparabe.
Saniel S6ea, Der graiibent Ses
Building srnbes Gouneil gum
UrOhmaridaG ertuabIt.

Der prGiiosnt bes guilbins srabes
Council Sobn .. Shea piro Der
8roBmarihaa Der pdrabe Der &C.
tpertihaften am 4rbeitsrtage iein. go
tpurbe in elmer seitern In Der Gosmos
politan 6aue ftattsehdbten 9eriamms
lung bes semeini6dftlihen aommits
tees bes Building 5rabes gcuncil uno
beg Central Qabor Council befhlofien.
Sum srftsn 6ilfsmarIhaa purbe mill
liam Blum uno gum sipeiten 5iliss
marihoa 2ouis u. 9ople erpGblt.
an Der Spibe Der porabe tpirb Der
pdinters Diltrict Gouncil marIh:s
ren. Die aete Der 3tpeiten Dipiiion
tpiro BON Der Jron UlouIbsrs Union
Ro. 432 gebiloet, an Der Gpibe Der
britien Dipifion marfhiren bic 9ribse
aHb Strurturnl Jron morfers unb bic
pierte DiniioH lpirb bon Der pIaiters
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
WiiEae .Snuoe.

Der bier Sabre oIte Games Qauab>
lin. No. TIA Weif 8. 6traBe, purb<
seitrn. rpdbrtnb er auf bem esitens
iptge Dor Der elterlihen Wobnuna
fpieiie, bon einem berrenIoIen 6unbs
in bas linte Bein sebiFen. gr ipurb.
BON feiner Wuttsr nad- benz 6ofpitoI
sebrahi.
Grant Chapman. 55 Sabre alt, bon
No. 206 Weft 8. Ctr, itelIie jin sss
tern i'm ftdbtifhen 6ofpiiaI Elm, um
fi6 1iBnunbeH am reftsn Bein, ipels
6e ibm BON einsm 6unbe beigebraht
trorbtn iporeu. ousbrenrwn au la1Ten.
Der 10 Sabre aIte Shulinobt wlprs
ris Gbnnierman. BON 30. 1O07 Uine
Str. iDurbe geiternN Nodmittas bon sis
Hem berrenlofen Gunbe In bos Iinie
6tiH eebiHsn unb Iei4t perlebt. or
ipurnt itboM infclse bes ausseifonbe-
nsH 64sdens tptesif@. Die Mut0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
SdjiHsua9rit9teu.

0sngort, 81. auguit. Qnget.:
,Wartba Waibtngton" pon Trie':;
.2lrabic" bon Giperpool; ga 1ous
ratne" uoH SABRE; nRieup 2lmitsrz
bum" bon ROttsrbam; .4QsmaRta"
bon 5am6urg.
Wlontreal. Quoet.: ,Wontz
calm" bon griitOl. 2lbgsg.: rGate
Wfi6isan" mad 2onoon.
PbiIab.Ipbia. 2lngst.: .5as
perforo" BON 2iperpool.
ct. RObn, q. 5. ang.: .ROus
gOlian" bon Glasgou.
toDn. 9lna.: rGelz
tic" bon gletp Yort, na9 2ioerpool.
Qbgeg.: rWduretdnia" nah gfep
gort; Baltic" nab Rstp gOrt.
gberbOurg. Qrg.: rgrdiis
bent 2incoln" BON Reu gort. 7a6
Sam6urg. Q6g.g.: waaiierin 2tus
quite 9ictoria mad Rem gOrt.
qIpmoutb. 2tngst.: .Qmsrts
10 Don 9tep Yort ndn 9amnur9.
8ooer. 4n9et.: r2aplano" Don
Retp Yort mad Qntpsrpen.
SoutbamptOn. Qng.: rNeru
Yort" bon Rep Dort. Gbg.: r9rin3
Jrisori4 0iIhelm" mad RstU gOrt.
8tbraItar. 2tbgsg.: vpannos
mia" nad Iep gort.
SABRE abgsg,: ga 2prruine"
uaa RsD gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
perioaaL oti3ex.

Aufrihtise Srauer fpir6 in tpeit.n
aretfeH bic Runbe BON benz sefiern srs
folgten Nbleb.n bon sSrau CLARA
Strobel. Der Satin BON Serrn 8.
u. Strobel. bem prdiibentsn Der 6. u.
Strcbel Co., berpcrruftn. Jrau Stro>
bel. be ouf aellps JsIanb in Der Com.
merFrifde tpeilie. srlag bort seitern
Worseu einem 6erafhIos. Die Dabin.
gef4iebene, bic ein alter bon nur 46
Jdhren erreihte, mar bas Wuftsr elmer
Oattin nnD Wutter Hnb bat Is perfons
ben. fiG bic Mntuns unb 1reunbi1aft
Nutr ~ eriDerben, benen es perg5nnt
gstpsitn, NIT ibr bsiannt su psrbsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
Qlmsbunb ppn gbDmbeit.
Gie aussblide 5ran Wamie Burn
len" brannte ppr 3 ,Sabreu ibrcm
blinoen Gatten bnrd).
2etterer itellt ben SpipitnlbebOroen
cine ani4anlihe gefdreibuus
oerielben an.

gBie ieinsr 3sit bsridtst, bradte Der
so Sabre alte Wm. 8urnIep am %.
Sul: isin.r anse6li6en 5rau Mamie
in Der semsinidmen Nohnung, Qo.510
Deit 7. Strab: lsbenssefdbrli6e
S6nittpunoen am 6alie BEL uHo
bur6itnitt ii6 barauf ieIbit Die aebIe.
Die 5rdu tonnte am 6. Guguit aus
bern 5oipital entlaiien perOsn, tpdbs
rsnb gurnlsp ii6 nod immsr in 3;ems
Ii6 5ebentlihem 3uitanos in Der Qns
italt befinoet. InfdngliA bieb es. odb
Der Wlanu bic gIutt6at aus Wutb
bdriibsr, bab feline r5ruu" cine Gtsle
als Wdi6srin i'm 5ap!in 5otel uugss
nommen bate, bsaanoeu babe. Dt.
Soipital6eborbe erhielt ieboa geitern
ein.n Brief Don 8. q. St.part, aus
9looer Grset, 0a., tp.lfer bic gffairs
in einsm gans unb,ren 2tdte eribeineu
ldBt Lno oeHen SnbaIt iih ielbit ers
tldrt. 9as S6rsiben lautet: .Gissns
thinner bss ftdbtii6.n 5oIpitalsl Sd
m06te um 4ustuuft 6etr.ffs Der 5rau
bitten, fpel9e nm %. euli bon ibrem
orseblihen Iann Dm. gurrleb
Tbtper nit sinem RoiirmsFer perkst
trurbe unb ipef6e I'M hortiaen 6pIpit1l
aufna5me eefunben haben foQ. sic
mar mt:ne ssrdu unb nerli.B mid Dor
fiirf Sahren. Ssitoem bat fie unter
nerl6ishenen Hdmen nit berfhieben.n
Rdnnern sufammsnselebt. Sbr rehter
Rame III Mdmie Steipart BON 6iohs
lamb, 9d., uno mir Ie6ten in Sft Dir
,einia. als lie Dor fiinT Sabren nit els
nem Riharo Williams burh6runnte.
Sic nobm uniere brei ainoer nit Ti2
uno bdlt bisieIben iebt irgsnSpo p,rs
bergen. Sd bin bIinb, unb ne brahte
mein ganss 9elb burh, 6epor lie mid
psrlieB. Sd m06ts piFen, ob Tie unb
Der Mann C9urnlsn) nod am 2e5sn
ooer toot ftn6. Sd babe bsr.its Dor sis
nigsn Wohsn an BEN qoli5sihef bon
Cincinnati um 9lustunIt oeIhrieben,
jeooh teine 4nttport erbalten. Sons
nsn sic mir irasnb tp.lhe 4ustunft
betreffs Der ainbsr Stella, Della uno
Rsuis gsben2 Die geIhreibung meis
ner burdssbranntsn sSrau 1T: .yiinf
JuB 5 3on sroB, 45 Sa6re a!:, Sunt,
les 5aar, leibet am Saurfhpunb.
ihieIt ouf beiben Quaen, ,ur3eStumpF,
naie, unb bat SalafluB."
Die geIhreiburg Der Srau pobt
Bis in bic tlsiniisn Ginss!bsit.n duf
Die unes6lihe Jrau 8urnIep, bieTelbe
bat SnarThpunb. leiSet am Salss
fluB, iti.lt auf bsiben 9luq.n, bat
.ur3e Stumpfnais ufp. 9urnlep adb
seitsrn auf gsfragen su. bab er nitt
nit Der 5rdu psrbeiratbet setpeien,
ionberu nit ibr bon Reppprt Reps,
gd.. burdssbrannt i.t.
0i. Jrnu. tpsIdx cine 70 betpeete
8ersanstnbelt hintsr iit bat, tpurbe,
tpie sefast. beretts am 6. Qusuit aus
benz Soipital entlaisn. Gin GeiitIi=
der foG ibr bic n0tbisen WitteI sur
@erfiiguna getslt babsn, um bic
Stabi perlaH.n su t5nnen. Sbr eegens
tpdrtiser Qufenihalt iit unbetdnnt,
ebenio tpie Der 9erbIeib ibrsr br.i
9tnber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
Wraufiser gang.
1iidler finbet 9eife eines Grtrunfe.
nrn an ieiner Sesangsl.

Die 2eide bes am Jreitas Ra6z
mittas nak Rortb genb beim Buben
I'm Sbio srtruntenen Somu.I 6omils
ton. BON Rortb 8enb. tpurbe seiiern
BON Soc Gegsel sefunben unb eebors
gen. 9iefelbe bate iih on elmer Sebs
angel BEG lesteren feiissbatt unb tpurs
Be BON bem Slider. als biefer bic
Mnseln rtDioirte. an bic SberfI16e aes
brnht. Der Coroner fpurbe benads
rihtigt unb orbnete einen Snqueit on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
8leine Yoli3eima6ri1ten

- Rarf9a1 MattIin bon Delhi
perbaftste gsitern ben Serben gsorse
Rofie untsr Der 4nilags bes Sdiebens
innerbolb Der Staotgrensen unb
brodte ben Gefansenen nah ber gens
tralspolissiitation, mo oerfeIbe elmer
Seize iiberipieIen tpurbs.
- Die Al Sabre olte Grau Sennie
Spira, BON 80. 2166 Jlorenee 4ps.,
purbe seitern 9ormittas NIT i6limm
seridldsenem Geiihte BON ihrer Wobs
nuns aus in patroluagen l na9 benz
5oipital gebraht. sic bebauptet, cine
5reppe Hnuntsr9sfallen su iein.
- Der arst Gr. anisbt pon go.
434 Race Strabe m,Ioete seitern I'm
poli3eibauptquartier, bab er um cine
6anotafte NIT hirnrsiihen Snjtrus
menten beitpblen nurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
Jm Zblafe beftoblen.
sllffjanoler beflaat ben gerlait BON
sluei Hepull Urn unS $500
tn 8anr.

gils Der Iltbdnbler 80. 2ibotpib ses
fern in ieinem 2dben. Qo. SIC Weit
5. Ctr, iein Radmittassi9ldfden
belt, idli4 ii6 elm 0ieb binter ben
2abeutif6 unb ftabl spei Rspolper i'm
Wertbe bon So, iopis S15 in 8aar.
2iboipiB Dadte auf, als Der Spibbubs
ben 2aben perIieb unb ertannte in ibm
.inigeH 5arbigtn nameus Srant Sens
fins, tpeIder ibm .rit am Samitas els
nen Der eeftern eeitobl.nen Rspoloer
Der.auft bate. Die poIisei fabHbs!
duf Sentins.
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YpIi3eitef Spldnb unb Die poli5sis
GommiFdre bon SnbianopOlis, Sno.,
nabmsn seitsrn untsr 5iibrung besqos
Iiseiinipettorsgd bic DifrittsItatios
nsn 3, 4. 5 uno 9 in ausenitein. Di:
Professionalism bon SnoianapoIis
planen bic Grri9tuns msbrer rsuer
StaiiDnsbduier unb tdmen Ha9 gins
cinnati, um iit nit ben bieiigsn gins
ri6tunqen betonnt su MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
geitabl ieine 9sflsgemntter.

Der 25 Sabre nlte Ressr Shomas
8ilcor, bon Ro. 230 DOufbDait Ctr,
gumminspi[le, ipurbe seitern QbeHo
an Der Carlisle 4pe. unb Sobn Ctr.
BON benz berittsn.H poIisiitsu Staab
feitgenommen unb surddft als pers
b6htia singefperrt. Die 0erbaftung
erfolgte auf 8eranIuHung Der San.
RobinIpn, pfl.semutt.r beg Gefunses
nen, tpeIde bebauptet. bob bieier ibr
ibrt einsise aub seitoblsn uno fir $26
pertauft bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
Shledlter anu6e.

Dm. gaumsdrtnsr 80 Sabre aft,
bon Ro. 1868 Wup StraBe. tpuroe s:s
fern an Der Z. unb 8ine Strube bon
benz golisiIten 5riti6ler, auf geruns
laTung zines Ghauffeurs bes 2sibitous
beiiBers 3umitein, Derhaftet. gr bate
iid Elm saricab eemietbet unb na6bem
sr mebrere Stunben lang in Der Staot
b.rumtutihirt mar. iih setueigert, bic
Rehnuna gu bealeihen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22

aTotiation angefiibrt perbsn. an
Der SpiBe Der fiinften 0iDiifon mar
ffiren bic 5ol5arbeiter unb M6rtetz
TRIGGER, pGbrenb bic 8orbut Der Ie6s
iten unb lesten 8ioiiion BON ben
8audrbeitern gebilbet pirD.
Sotpeit ii9 aus ben bisber einoes
laufenen 4nmelbungen erTeben ldbt,
tperben etfpa 5000 Mann an benz nms
3uge t6eilnebmer.
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II n i'd lie.

aouifa 5utnagel, 50 Sabre oft,
tpobnbaft an Der Weit 6. Ctr, fpurbe
9eitern Nahmittdg, an aontuIionen
uno 5autabi9iirfungen i'm @eii6t leiz
beno, bonn Wafbtngton qart aus mad
benz 5pipital eebra6t. sic be6dupz
tste. ii9 bic 0erleBuugen tur3 porher
in i6rer Wobnung BEL einem Sturse
BON Der 5reppe suee3ogen 3u bd6en.
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II m ben Sarg Der grins
5efitn. Wan srSdblt bic naditeknz
be 9efhi6te, bic ben 9orsug baben
ION, tpdbr 5u isin. SIT bd Dor einiaer
3eit treenbDo in Siibbeutihldno cine
prin5efiin in Der 9ina elmer ibr be-
freunoeten 5reifrau eeitorben uno es
purben bic @orbereituneen su ben2eiz
aenfeierlidfsiten sstroffen 3u benen
be 9erfpanoten Der prinaeFin, barunz
ter AUDI ibre Sapeiter. eins bodfiirits
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TitternadDts.8eiet

Die Wirtbe Spbn Stanlep. bon Tlo.
3724 Gpring 0rope anenue, uno
WaI.er Rotten. Ro.3720 Sprins9roOe
4benue, purben in Der SauItas Radt
tpesen angtblibtr llebertretung bes
Mitiernadtsssiebes singsipsrrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22

ambulanS brddte ibn mad bem 6Dipiz
tai, no bic Mnnben ausgebrannt tpurs
ben.
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brt ee n.

g1itaso. Slls.. q. aus. Tstt
Der 8srbaitung bon patrid 3aneita.
In wauf.saH. Sls.. purbe es am
abenb astannt. baB in ksier Wod5:
brei 0eriuhe esuo4t pOrbsn iino. So.
&C her gt;sas0 e Rortbneitern Giisns
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14
TO VISIT Philippine ISLANDS
Hon. N. D. O'connelI, Solicitor Of the
Treasury, and Wife Visit in Den.
ison Enroute to Philippines.

Hon. M. D. O'Connell, who is retiring
from the Office of Solicitor of the
Treasury, and Mrs. O'Connell are in
the city visiting at the Conner home.
They leave tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock, by way of San Francisco and
Hawaii, for the Philippine Islands,
where they 60 to visit their son-in-
law and daughter, Col. and Mrs. Con-
don, who are stationed in that country.
An additional attraction for them are
their two interesting grandchildren,
who alone are worth a trip that far to
see. After spending the winter in the
Philippines, the O'Connells will return
to this country by way of the Suez
canal, and on their way home will
visit number of countries in Europe,
after which they will take up their
residence in Washington, dividing
their time between that city and Fort
Dodge, where they now have beauti-
full home. The O'Connells are social
favorites wherever known, and have
hosts of friends in every section of
the country. We wish them a delight
full time while away.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14
THE BEAUTIFUL ELEcrRoL,ERs
Many Cities Throughout the State In
staIing Lights Similar to Those
Placed by Crawford Co. Bank.

Harlan business men and citizens
subscribed $4,000 with which to pur
chase electroliers similar to the one
recently placed in Denison by the
Crawford County Bank. Up at Jeffer
son the question of electroliers has
been agitated to a considerable eN.
tent and last week a most feasible
proposition presented itself. Some OF
the prominent boosters" started a
subscription paper on the following
basis: The business men to pay for
and install four lights, the city coun.
Gil four lights and the county four
lights, thus making twelve electrol.
iers with thirty-six lights. The bust
ness men treated the proposition gen
erously, and S400 were subscribed; the
council Immediately held a meeting
and agreed to purchase four lights at
cost of $40 each. A similar propo-
siticn could be carried through here
in Denison we believe, and the Com
mercial club would do well to take
the necessary steps. Cities the size
OF DenisOn throughout the state are
installing these beautiful lights and
Denison ought not to be one of the
last to act.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14
SENATORIAL CANDIDATE HERE.
Mr.. A. Grow, Democratic Candidate
for Senator Against Carl F.
kuehnle, Visits Denison.

Mr.. Crow, of Mapleton, democratic
candidate for state senator, made Den
ison a call yesterday in the interest
of his candidacy. He is plain, un-
pretentious sort of man and looks
and talks a good deal like common
folks. Some twenty or thirty years
ago he was resident of this county,
later moving across the line into Mo-
mona. Senator" Cramer did the hon
ors, introducing the candidate to Den
ison voters. Mr.. Crow is rather an
optimist and expects to get the full
democratic vote of this county. In
this he will probably be disappointed.
Although he will not be elected, we
must admit that he appears to be a
clean, competent and conscientious
gentleman who would not disgrace
the position for which he aspires.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wulf, of Boyer, Fiji
ty Years Married-Receive
Calls From Friends.

Wednesday, Sept. z, 1910, was the
golden wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. j. F. Wulf, of Boyer. Fifty
years ago they were married in st.
Louis, Mo. They lived there for a
short time, then moved to Davenport,
Iowa, and from there to Clinton coun-
ty, where they rented land and lived
for eight years. Then again they
moved across country to good old
Crawford county and rented part of
what was then known as the Barley
section. They were soon able to buy
land of their own, and lived on the
farm until ten years ago, when they
moved to Boyer, where they now live
retired life. Mr.. and Mrs. Wulf
were the parents of eleven children.
Five of them are dead and the six
remaining all live around Boyer. They
also have 16 grand children and one
great-grandchild They are both real
we'll for their age and take great pleas
ure in going around to visit their
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Wulf did not
care to celebrate the day, so it was
spent very quietly at their home with
their children. Several of their
friends and neighbors called in the
morning to congratulate them and
their children presented them with
handsome Administer rug for their
home. This worthy couple are loved
and respected by all their neighbors
and friends, and it is the wish of all
that they may live to enjoy many
more happy years.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14
FALL OPENING OF
DENlS0N COLLEGE
The Attendance Very FIattering, Be.
ing Much Larger Than Last Year
Bright Prospects in Sight
MISS cRITz IS MUSIC TEACHER
All New Teachers on Hand and Class
es Now Fully Organized and Sue.
cessfuI Year Anticipated.

Inc DenlSOn Normal ana BUSINESS
college opened last week with better
attendance than last year and with
brighter prospects for the future. The
work started off without hitch and
the students are all enthusiastic.
Glasses are organized in beginning
Latin, Caesar, Cicero and Livy and a
class is also reading Greek. Latin
and Greek are college studies, and in
the mathematics department there is
class in college algebra. There are
also two classes in preparatory al
zebra and two classes in geometry. A
class has been organized in college
rhetoric and one in elementary rhet-
0ric. German classes are at work and
the usual normal branches are well
represented. The class in higher
arithmetic is especially large and also
the class in photography. CONNER
cial work has begun, the department
using this year one of the latest and
best texts published, and no pains
are spared to give the best that can
be obtained. Shorthand has a class
of seven beginning, which is larger
than common at this time of year.
These students are also trying out a
new text on the best system published.
The work in oratory has started finely
and there are two students who ex-
pect to complete the course and grad
uate in the spring. The music work
is started under the leadership of
Miss Raine, but Miss Critz from Mus
catine will take up the work this
week. Miss Critz has been under the
instruction of Mile. Therese Laurent,
of Paris, in piano, and under Mrs.
Amalie Schmidt-G -Gobble in voice, and
comes to Denison highly recommend
ed. All appreciate the splendid work
done by Miss Raine in the six years
that she has been in the department
and the best wishes OF all follow her
in her further study and work. The
new teachers Of the faculty were
promptly on hand at the opening of
school. Miss Ruth Watson will be
preceptress and instructor of latin and
german. She is a graduate OF Cornell
college and has had experience in
the school room. Miss Hazel McFar-
land comes from Mcpherson, Kansas.
She is graduate of the Mcpherson
college and has taken postgraduate
work at both Drake university and at
Columbia College Of Expression in
Chicago. Last year she taught in the
Southern Iowa Normal school, With
the competent corps of teachers, un-
der the leadership of Prof. VanNess,
the college is better prepared than
ever, and there is no doubt but that
the coming year will be successful
one.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14
JAMES benefit DEAD.
Old Time Residentof of Milford Town
ship, Dies at Home in Monona
County on Friday.

James Benefit, who for twenty-five
years prior to nine years ago, lived in
Milford township, died at his home
near Little Sioux, in Harrison county
on Friday OF last week. His death
was caused, it is said, by heart failure
while he was in the act of loading
posts on a wagon.
The deceased left the following chill
dren: Anton, twenty-eight years OF
age; Marie, tWenty-seven years of
age, and Carrie, twenty-five years OF
age Another son named John died
several years ago in his infancy.
Mr.. Benefit was married to Philo-
mine Poitevin, a sister of John Poite-
vim, who at one time was county re-
corder OF this county, and later treas
urer of the county. Mary Poitevin,
who formerly lived here, but now re-
siding in Nebraska, was sister of
Philomine.
Mr.. Benefit, at the time of his death,
was siXty-five years of age. He was
an Industrious, honest and capable
farmer and was successful in all his
ventures. After selling his farm in
Milford township nine years ago, he
removed to a point near Mondamin,
where he purchased a farm, which
some time about year ago, he sold,
and during last spring purchased a
four hundred acre farm near the town
of Little Sioux, which he still owns.
His children are bright and interest
ing children and have many friends
as did the deceased Mr.. Benefit be-
longed to the Italian race and was a
splendid representative of his race.
His body was brought from Little
Sioux to Denison, arriving on the
seven o'clock train Monday evening.
The funeral services occurred on
Tuesday at $3.50 from the Catholic
church, the Rev. Father Farrelly Of
ficiating. after which the body was
taken to the Catholic cemetery for
burial.