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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-20
YOUTH GETS SIX MONTHS.
Daniel Tewkesbury Must Serve Time
For Stealing Bicycle.

Daniel Tewkesbury was sentenced
to six months in Jackson prison. by
Judge Phelan, Saturday morning.
Tewkesbury was convicted OF stealing
bicycle. He had been convicted On
previous case. but the court gave
him another chance. He was allowed
then to 20 back to his wife, who had
pleaded for him. Tewkesbury is only
is years old
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-20
we must part. I"

I'VE must part.
TREMENDOUSLY he utterd these hope.
less words
She glanced at him. Then her lashes
fell. Her bosom heaved, but gently
like summer sea she nervously
fingered casserole.
Those are cruel words" she final
ly faltered
He sighed much as II pains me-
and his handsome Jaw squared that
bet goes as IL lays"
Only then did Honorah Sauerbrat-
ems overstrung nerves give way, and
she fell against him like any $50
pound cook would do when little,
hollow-chested shrimp OF an employer
attempted to give her the bounce.
(The End)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-20
Fined $50 for Shooting Metaphor.

In a neighborhood row, Friday.
Frank Grablowsk shot Joseph Beb.
rendt through the hand. In police
court, Saturday morning, he was fined
$50. with the option OF 30 days In the
House OF Correction, by Justice JEFF
fries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-20
yeoos ESCAPE With $4,000.

PRYOR CREEK. Okla, June Is
Using United States mail sacks TO
deaden the sound of the explosion.
four robbers blew the safe OF the post
once here early today and escaped
with $4,000 in stamps and S15 In cash.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-20
CARS CRASH; THREE HURT.
Woman and Two Men Slightly inJur.
ed I'm Accident on 0ratIct.

A Baker car bumped into the rear
Of Michigan car on Gratiot-ave., near
Brush-st. about IL o'clock, Saturday
The passengers on the latter were
considerably shaken up and three, two
men and a woman, we're slightly. in
jured. The woman was Mrs. Jasceren-
boski, No. 1853 st. Aubin-ave.. who
was taken to Red Cross hospital in
Detroit ambulance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-20
Draft Of Poe Lock h ta.7.

sAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, June
1s.-tSpecial)-The available draft
for the Poe lock at the American 500
canal was increased today to Is feet,
z inches
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-20
NEW v|CEROY OF
INDIA HAS BIG TASK
He Is Sent To. Check Steady Advance
of Nationalism Among 300,-
100000 People There.

"Dande Mataraml Swaraj, Swadeshi!'
(Hail to the Mother Country. Home
Rule. Home lndustry!")
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-20
Adopts Statehood Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-The
house today adopted the senate state.
hood bu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-20

BustRess-Iike Prinfing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. rs
John R-st Main ites. or City sass.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
GOODRICH NEWS.

d Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hawlsy 81
Milford and Mrs. Landon and dauxh,
ter spent Sunday, e the. homs Of Pets
Nasiund. X
Mrs. U. s. Dunbar and son wers
Deloit callers Monday.
Ars. VIM. Case has bsen speeding
the week at her hon: John Cosess.
Eddie Brogdan 10 rembdeling hii
house and now has : hne dwelling.
i Mrs. Geo. Newcom visited over
night Wednssday with hsr parents anld
went to Dsnison Thursday.
Miss Tessie Cose Wss able to return
TO her home Ihursday.
Pete and Fred Petersen were Dsloil
visitors Friday.
Mesdames Fink and Wilkinsoa; spsat
Thursday at Mr.. Jas. Mex m'S. 81
Mr.. a. d. Whey sand son. and
Mrs. s. D. Newton visited at Boye,
Friday.
Mrs. Asa Brown & enjoyed ! visit
with shsr sister over night Ffidly.
Mrt. E. R Smell and Mrs. Wayne
Shell attended the Z. A. 8. Friday ii
the NJ. E. parsonage,
A couple Of young ladies came up
from Deninson with NJ. Bond Thurs.
day and while be did some repairing
on the organ at the y. e. parsonage
A. -, .,e.ikna - n III ,Nr...a.S fglsl
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
Rssevst = E,,ssy.

There have been men who wrote
their name large over Ill the develop
nents Of thsir time, but Ne doub.
that thsfS was ever one who did this
with % bold . hand % Theodore
Aagnus. otherwise sOur Teddy, .
OF plain Ted" for short. Even
those Who can see nothing in the
Bacon-S haksspsars cipher will have
no trouble altar We point L out-in
discerning how the Strenuous One has
left his sign-manual Ted on orr
very language. We have discovered
this fact and traced L to ito liar; and
now We propose &c publish Il TO the
world.
We find, FOR example. the following
state Of things With rsepect 70 Mr..
Roosevelt:
Life GATED from 1858.
Gradual ED from Harvard, 1890.
First mated 1880.
Select ED for New York assembly.
1881.
CultivsTED ranch life, 1884,
s DstsaTED for mayor ofs Nav Yor'.
1886.
4 Second marriage. celeoraT EO 1885.
Appointed on civil service com.
mission. 1889.
Exalted to head Of New Yorh
police commission. 1895.
OfhciaTED % assistant secretary Of
the navy. 1897.
Recruit ED Rough Riders. ..1sss
ParticipsI ED in war in Cuba, 1893.
Elected governor Of New York.
1898.
slated for vice presidency, 1900.
InsugursIEO 1901.
Nature-fakers beraTED, 1901.
InheriTED presidency when Nc
Kinley Was assassinaT Ed. 1901.
Big stick elevaT ED 1902.
Goa, strike arbitraT ED, 1908.
RenominaTED and re-elecTED. 1904
Strenuous life advocaTE Ed. 1905
BusTE ED the tusts (dste not found)
Ananias Society crea'IED, 1904.
MediaTED between Russia and
japan. 1905.
Third term rejecIED, 1908.
Taft selecTED as successor, 1908.
In Africa huntTED, 1909
Dollsr-a-word letters indiTED,
1909.
On his return everywhere feTED
and presumably delight ED.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
WEST side ITKld1.

Mrs. B. j. Hall and children 81
Boone are visiting relatives here thil
weak.
M. ] Johannsen sold bis residences
property Thursday TO ]. b. schluter.
CONFEDERATION 500.
Aisses Lulu Fitzpatrick and Mabel
Bridge were Denison callers last Sat
urday afternoon.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society met ct the homo Of Mrs. Thos.
Button. Jr.. last Saturday Afternoon.
Mrs. n. G. Button, leader.
Nrs. 8. ]. Wagner Of Denison
visited last week among her many
West Side friends.
Mrs. F. J. Gary returned Saturday
evening from . visit 10 Danbury.
Rev. W.. J. Carr, District Ssper.
intendsnt. preached at the n. E.
church Sunday morning.
Mrs. John Stofers and daughter.
Miss Bertha. who were both quite
sick last week. are reported better.
Y. q. Kruae and children. Everett
and Alta. Of Denison, were Wes,
side visitors last Wednesday.
Mr.. John b. KHuse and Miss Emm,
Schwecke were married last We dnes.
day afternoon. April 8, at four o'cloct
q the homo u the brides parents,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
MORGAN ITEMS. ]

Ia Nj. Hcldorf of Ashton. s n. Vim
lbAEbeeu vipitahr kis ,aaupht1r !, NJ p.
| Henry iBerxeudahl. returned home
Hast Tuesday,
Nh INA. Struck swas taken 10 IDA
Grove hoepatal ilstcho Is. where me
underwent n operation for appe,,5.
lieitis.a
Mn. Chris volie,usu came down,
from Battle Greek Thursday ~ A
automobile tovisit 4 her : si,tm. Mr.
| Krotnkssa
MSaaiea sare doing fhs;r wort in,
|sthis township. Nanv easea vere. =.
ported last week.
Mr.sandaM rs. j. Wulfst spsnt iast
Sunday With NJ. and Mr. Pruasfnot
II soath6aSta o.Rl ,,s
Mrs. Lueffa Hover took mn her
work - teacher II Centar school lat
Tuesday altar ! veek,s VACATION R
M and Mrs. Krohnke and daurh.
ter. Blanche ssyisitedsat Battl. Creer
/ ast. Sundays Thursday., March I a \
thSys dreya,to ~ enison. ,visitin1, 4 ~
Paul Voss home.
Last Monday. the offacers Of this
sovuship mat IL Center school huild.
ling % look over the affairs az the
township.
School No. 8 viii NOT have school
lthia anrinr a intanded. The nnnila q.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
LOCAL OPENINGS OF THE COUNTY
~ News Gathered By Our Efficient Corps
- IS Correspondsnts All Over Crawford. +
County.
BOYER ITEMS.

Six cars Of stock were shipped ont
Of Boyer Saturday night. Joe Dosars
and Fred and Levi Erickson went ID
with the stock.
Mrs. Herman Stsinbeek and child
rem are visiting relatives st ELS this
.wea.. s
Dave Nee ollough aud family visited
with friends ia Ida Grove Thureday
and Friday.
Miss Nellie Nielsen has spent the
past week at the home Of Frank Wool
lton. q.
Carl and Irwin PaHlsen, also Frank
Dobbert were At Deloit Saturday.
Aug. I inman' came home Saturday
withssoms feeders which sha purchassd
ct Sioux City.
\ Muses. Christena Nissen and Aug
{usta s,euman were in Denison Wednes.
day.
Ch.s. Erns went to Wall Lake
Tuesday.
Sol Landon returned home " eduss-
day morning.
Miss Della Linman visited Denison
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Minnie Dobbert went to Kirou
Saturday.
y. Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Watts was Al
Dsnison Friday.
Miss Hattie sievers visited 1t bel
home near Kiron Wednesday.
O, n. Graham and family drove "a
Odebolt Thursday.
Jossph Anderson went to Denison
Saturday.
Gust Anderson and family visited
with Aug. Andersen near Deloit last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Smith autoed
to West Side Saturday. returning on
Sunday.
Mrs. David Clarke returned to be,
home near Dow City last Friday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13

Ward Town had rather q dislstIosit
firslast week. He was burning some
stalks ani.it being quite windy thu
IRE got beyond control and busnsdss
lot 81 clover for himself and forty
acres Of clover for Joe. Bowman.
Frank Hahn Vas : businessrvisitol
20 Denison Saturday.
| Ilrs. Ablertson enjoyed IN ovel
Sunday visit with her brofher from
Manilla, who arrived Saturday aftsf-
noon.
Fern Butler Of Arion visitedswith
Ola Hodeell from Friday TO SATURDAY.
They both went to Denison Saturday.
Rernice Bonney vas Manila
visitor between. trains Saturday. She
went to interview Tho dentist.
Albert Carlson wsntto Omaha With
IS carload Of hogs Thursday night.
Miss Ella Kama Wa . Dsnison
visitor Saturday. .ss1
81 Mrs. Charles Morton Of Hopkinton.
Iowa. was the guest Of M. and Mrs
Warren Morton Ihursday.
|s Max Mofitt has returned from a
extended visit near Holland, MINI,
where he went with Robt. Mo6itt and
family svhsn .thsy- moved from mare.
Max says they are nicely located il
their nav home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
sERN I! ITEMS.

NJ. and Mrs. Fred Bockelmau at-
tsnded : reception ct R. Nicoli's on
the third Of April.
Mr.. Avery Kent Of Whittemore,
Iowa, u here visiting his brother. ].
/ E. Kent, whom be had NOT seen for
some time.
Mrs. II. Stamp returned the last Of
the week. after : few days visit with
her daughter and grandchildren 1t
Dsnison.
Tho infant child Of NJ. and Mrs.
d. Rosburg has bean seriously i'll the
past week.
Rev. Cathcart of Charter Oak cali
"a q the Lowry home the early part
Of the week.
Mils irwin Of Charter Oak has re-
turned 70 her school duties ct No. 8
SITTER enjoying two weeks vacation.
Jesse Chedister il home from the
Dsnison Normal College to help with
tho summers work on the farm. He
will return to the D. N. G. sgsin ia
September.
Mrs. 81. Johnston went to Sioux
City On Saturday to do some shopping.
Nj. and Mrs. Mair Of Charter Oak
were Berne visitors on Sunday.
Mr.. G. Dahn is seriously troubled
with bis eyes. The doctors have NOT
decided what theFtrouble may be.
Mrs.. b. Plagee and children visit
ed u Emil specht'el Sunday
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
Buck GROVE ITEMS.

Nnatte0 One1e anu 0t0Gn0f, Eotl,
left Monday Of last week for Roches-
ter, Mimi. where Charles went to
consult some famous doctors there.
! Ira Chase caught white weasel
IN his hen house one day last week.
Il 10 90 pretty. that he says he
never hated to kill anything 90 much
in his life. They are quite rare 10
this vicinity.
Miss Elsie Young of Logan visited
her sister. Mrs. Finley. for several
days last week.
Mr.. Neubaum has commenced wor
on the old hotel building and 10 having
II femodeled into . hall. This is q
good move 40 We certainly need some
place for amusement.
Elon Coats returned Saturday night
from ! business trip to Nebraska.
Mrs. Warren Morton, who arrived
home from the hospital ct Sioux City
last week. wishes to thank her friends
and neighbors. who have showed hel
% much attention ann contributed by
their kindly acts. 30 much to her hap
piness. They are 10 many and varied
that she wishes to- publicly express
her gratitude
Miss Emmelins Credit and mother,
Who were guests Of the David
Weathsrby family for : few weeks.
Il -. 4
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13

Just % easy to have winter apple
orchard on your place from which to
I'LL cellar % to have worthless SUM
mer fruit trees, cucumber ground, pro-
duce waste. Let me sell you winter
orchard. w. M. Bomberger. Har-
Ian. l5-2 y
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
NOTICE IN PROBATE

The worthleas ,.tree-agent orchards
about all summer fruit ought be re-
placed at once by good winter apples.
Set new orchard this spring Of
prime. high-cla winter apples that
cen furnish you that are sure Of. Z
crop Of corn or grass. Apply to w.
N. Bomberger, Harlan. Iowa. 1872
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13

Diarrhoea should be cured without
loss Of time and by ms dicine which
like Chsmberlsin's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures
promptly but produces no unpleasant
after effects. It never fails and is
pleasant and safe to take. Sold by
I'll drugg ste. u 49,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
AN EXCELLENT REMEDY
N B,ssk pa CHI 1vs.y-s.u III,
Il Cse Az hit i Cualk

The following mixture 10 often pre-
scribsd and 10 highly recommended
for coughs, colds and other throat and
bronchial trouble: Mix two ounces Of
Glycerine, > half ounce Of Virgin Oil
Of Pine compound pure. and eight
ounces Of pure Whiskey. These can b
bought In any good drug store and
easily mixed together in large bot
tie. The genuine Virgin Oil Of Pine
compound pure 10 prepared only 10 the
laboratories Of the Leach Chemical
Co.. Cincinnati. and put up for dis.
psnsing In half-ounce vials. 1
>~~~~~N~~~~>
NOTICE in PROBATE
E srAIa 4c ca aUMA In Probate
In The matter Of the estate Of John Gouan.
late Of Crawford County, deceased.
Notice Of Appointment Of Executor and Exseu-
To Whom II Nay Concern:
Ycu are hereby notified that on the 2sth day a
Cd Executor and Executrix Of the above entitled
egt1ta. and all creditors Of said estate
ara notified TO die their claims in IL
once q the Clerk Of the DiGiet
one year from the date Of this notice. according b
law, and have the same allowed and ordered paid
BY the aid court. or stand forever barred there
Dated Dsnison. lows. March soth. 1910.
ELLEN GORAAN.
Cooner Lally, Attorneya. l3-3
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Bntbaben.
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Baltimore, MS,

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SuneenTrter 9lueWeis iber ben stauo Der
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3. 8. 9origon.
Siriiaer Sefdni tsfRbrsr.
1. Ilnr GaIpert ynilbins.

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.Vortbpeifcru Yatluuai 3ninranee Euntpann"
pun Wtiipnnfet. @ist., mt 81. TsScmbcT
1909.
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oscar 8ttter,
@eriidlernmassMg ent uub Mafler.
Commerce, uabe 8altimorefr

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bsslidpeu.
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@cfammtc decentralization. d.

pctrag Der an 81. GcJcmber 1909
In beu Der. Siauten In 2rdjt
bsfinlihen Yolicen ........ st
Geirde Der In WarnlnHo pdbreEb
ees SGbrcs 1909 ansaeiteIlieH
Rolieeu Observation-Disclosures.
1rdmien, pclhc ipuhrcno 1909 in
Wdrniunb empfunncn ipnroen
Sn Wurolane In 1909 beSdblie
Scrlliite ,..... .....,....
On WurbIano in 1909 crlittcne
NcrlMlic -.
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3nrm bad 9crNhcrnuas z epartemeut.

6ouofnirter Ausmeis iber ben stauS Der
Decentralization Jtrc Ininrauce Co"
pcn Baltimore, Ms., am 81. TrSembcr 1900.
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4WRW oHS SttVWtIuHDo' SepNItt WtHt.
-
Goubcnfrter Muswsis iiber ben stanD her
"Vorttpefern National Sn'nranee Eun,pann"
ppn Whipnniet. @iee., am 81. IsScmper
1900.
@eianlirie 9tHllabnlcft ......... 2 .2sG9 79.si
SelaHlnltc sllisgdbcH .......... 1.9i7,333 .G3
gutbaben.
Srnnscigenibnm i'm 8rfte Der &C.
eppotbGsn anf siriililosiecntbuilii.' i''aoGG,3 zoo. 90
Stfeitrn inn Cblianiionrr. bon
oer .Selsiliho't aeei9nci 49,. 3,72i, 2t7.2S
Vnar i'm 8iireuu. IN Yarfcn nro
Sru't'G ompu anictt . . ....... 2ia.st2.25
geerlien etinr5cl =. .......,.,, 2iS.Ii0.lB
6attee uno .iuiac!unicnc 3in'cit
inS @lietrn .............. 27.240.9 %
Sfniioi @uibabcr =. ......... 5000, 269.9l
MID Suaetnnbene esutbabrn.
IgcEieihb iiafi5en: orci Worate
ODER oariiber fdIfie. ...,..... 3,iG6.73
W.arft,prrib Der Sefuritdicn iiber
ben euttpertb ............. 7O.sOo.78
3oiaIc 5usciiarocrc Srttdben, 1854 .993.4o
-
DECENTRALIZATION.
n,bedablis 8erlntie nuo anfprfi'
dc (Actip) ............... St29 io2 80
loinlc irperoirntc Br1Ttieit... 2.703. lilo
saIdre. Mieiben uuo llrtofieH.. 1895 10
siadt@,. 9oniitp' tinp Stnoiifeiern 100000
Gomni0ion. @safIcrgebiibrrn etc. t4.e17.00
8rdrsr5ffcroc :. ............. 300 900 90
aapiiai :. .........."..-... s~3,9aAi5s.Oi
"ddr eiugcjnblfes
Nupt:nl. ........ ~ GOO 10000
llcbcrfbuB iibsr ale
, Standardization 1.3i0.S3T.3 SO
llrberibnb fir bic 4oIieca : IN.
bobcr .!..........,..... 2.3iO.s37. SO
g. ------.--------
Intnlc Standardization ann. $5j534.p 93.4 40
--------------.
scirne Der am 81. Sssember 3lita
1000 In Den Ncr. Sioofe;i IN
nrai befinbiihsn 4olion. ,$5ce. 2ie.i46.oo
Gctrag Der n, Mdr,lorb iuib.
reno beg Sdbres 1900 aiisgcs
ffcItcr Bntiecn ......,...... 5,0O3, 332. 90
Brdmicn. ipelne ipdtrenb 1900
IN DlarbIano en,pfansefi iptr'
5n, g,arsianb III 1909 oesabite
gerInI.e .....:....;:. 7.6sT.7s
Sn ,arnlanb In 1909 erlittenc
SerIuiie :. .............., 7.77L55
etaat NlarhIanb, HsrHhernnes. neSa riement,
GomnsiH1 10. UEsea - atftntpte &, Sci,
81, ndnndr 1910. IA befdeiniee biermit,
bdb BorffebenbeS cir iuatrbetfBeetreuer Mis.
3ue aus benz Muaiueife Der, NuneD eiCevs ga.
tipndf Jrjusancf g." psn y~2tfw6utet, gsfer..
bis sum 81. Geseriber 1910. fuie Ct in Sieiert
BGredu tingerei6t fppr6en, IN.
etsi. O.. Gssxjs,
(566S.7o) Btri6erniiess6 ounslIdr.
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Namiap @arrD. VI. Ease gupee. q. VI. Snpplee.
{. x Z &bpuc ct fmI 1lE5. gGarpaub Boone Gourhano 274l.
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Derf6erung,
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Sph'D H"o WI 49,
Surd bas WeriidlerunaS.T epariemcnt.
GonbNtirter Anstpeis hber ben stanS brr
buffalo @ernau Sniurancc Gurnpnnp" pcM
Buffalo, G.'U, am 81. ScJcmtbrr 1909.
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Midltige SelbIterfenntniB bdIt 70.
nohI ben llebermi,tD ais Den Nlein-
mutb III Strnnfen.