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Qa6 einem amtIi5en Qusnsts Der
t5nigli6en Utiin3e befinbst fih I'M
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9oIOmiin3sn - oas betBt in gau3sn
uno bdl6en SoDersigns - Elm 9etrag
pou 113 UtiuiOnsH YfuEb Sterliu1
1920 uliutoneu WlarD. 8as mare
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rei6fte Bolt Guropus oerfiigt. pomit
natiirIi6 nur Elm 5bsiI ieines Rei4=
tbums auggsbrutt 1T. SIN Sabre
1891 betrug bisisr 9olUidus nur 80
Utiqionsn pfuub, unD i'm Sabre 1900
crit buubert WtqIouen. Gs oiirfte aug
geihloiIen iein, oab Die iugsnhufteen
S6aBtQmmern Der periiIhsu aonigs
in 8Gbplon uno Deriepolis ober Die
Der 4hdropnen jemalB folhe Reiaz
thinner in barren 9eloe enthieIten. dls
iih beute in ben 9anten uuo 8eIos
iar6ntsn 9roBbrituuniens beftubeu.
lIuo ieoenfaIs iii Iider, oaB Der mos
oerne Rei6tbum lebenoiger, fh0pfer!z
T6er, nusbringenoer fir bic maifen
ith ertpeiit, dls Der, Der emit in ben
ShdBtammeru barbartfher GDuige
aufqehduft tpuroe. Was man ales nit
oem Reihtbum Der groben unternebz
msr bon beute unfaneu tounte, oariber
plauoert Elm artitsI i'm Strauo Dlas
adsIne in Der neuen Nopembernummer.
Der 2lrtitel nimmt als bic Iehs reid
! iten Uednnsr Der DeIt, ni6t nur in
gnglanb, RodsfeIler, pierpont Wlorz
qon, 4Itpr, 2oro Stratbconu, Qnorep
Gurueoie unb 2pro Rotbihilb an. er
besifiert Oersn gstm0geu in betDegs
lihsu uno unbepegli6en 9iitern dui
! tauisno Wilionsu qfuno (5pon8tgs
! tauienb mtaipnen WurO uno 5dllt
nun ale Die grobartigen 0tnge uuf
bic oieis 5erri4afteH tbuu tounteH
psnn lie ith gum 3rpete zines gemeins
Iamen unternebmens pereinl9en UNI
ibre &upitalien 5uidmS1eupurfen. gu
ndhIt tpnnteu lie bic 5on3e RatipnoI.
fhulb Grpbbritanniens uno Srlanos
be3a6len, bic 750 Miqionen Qfuuo be-
trdat, uno Is bliebe thnen 9enug ubrtg
bic RationQlgaIIerie bon Qonoon, Da;
| South Seniington muIeum uno ol
erfttlaiiioen Shla6tfhiffe Der eHglt
Ihen 5lotte aufSutauFeu. Sie tonnter
bic oedmmte britiIhe 5lotte I'm 3tnet
buuoert Rillionsn 9funo taufen, UNI
bu SeemQht bsute in eriter 2inte etn
! Suhe oes 6slbss iTt. 10 tonnten Il
iih um fiinFbunoert WtilioHen gfunl
cine nod bel ftdrtere 6lotte auiddffel
uno oamit bic gan5e Belt beoroben
penn Iie Gut naSu bdtten. WeHn IN
fere milliorodre Snfdle BON W(ilothd
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! IdmmtIiden 9runobsitg uno bic Sm
! mobtlien bon 0rpbbritannien aufsu
| taufen uno ben beute iber hohe Ueie
then it0bHenben 9eitgenoFen nit elmer
ShIase ale Wistheu gu erlafen. 0d
: puroe ibnen aber eine aIetnlgtett ieir
: ba Der seIamrnte Smmobilienrpert
; BON 9rpbbritannien nur 220 Willie
| nen pfunb betrdet uno ihDu idmmt
; lidbe 5dufsr pon Qonbon fir A Ulil
. lipHen pfunb su hubeu itno. Sa, men
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17
y o litii b c 8.

in politiifkn sfreiisn berrIft Die
4niiht, oaB Der nsusrtpdbIte Wopor
5snrp Z. CUNT, Der teute 4benb bon
Ri4monb, ga., suriidtebrt. fhoH gu
2tnfang nd6iter Dc6e bic Grnennuus
gen Der Iirettorsn fir offentlihe Sis
herbeit uno SffsutlidsnDieuii beianni
asben pirb. Gbpobl 6err CUNT IN
her angeIsgsnheit nod nitts bat per'
lautsn loIIen, beitebt bic 4niiht, bah
.r fir bos eriiere Unit ben ggsStdnts.
Senator 4rtbur Gipn uno fir ocs
slpeite Serr ghas. 6. 5crriion. Sobr
bes perftorbensn gonti.rs 6. .. 5ar'
riion, ouserishen bat.
Die Cincinnati Ssttion Der ,4me'
rican Chemical Societp" but elm aom'
mittee srnannt, eas bel soerrn gum
porfpretsn uno ihn beDesen iol
6errn I. 20. Sims. ben Superinteni
osuien Der silirirs4nIags bes nsuer
DofIerirerfs Departments, iopi'
osTIsn QfTiitentsn bei3ubehalten, bic
felben nurben CUR 3eit uls Die gBdit
i.riperse iertig ssftellt lparsn, hierher'
aebracht uno baben iih ohne 4usHah
me ais tiihtige Beanie srpisien-
Dem Rit,iertolIecium beg Common
pleas 8erihies niro cine Petition j
GunIter Der grnsnnuns oes anrpoltl
1rant R. Gusfpeiler gum Staatsan
malt als RahfOlger pou Senrp Z
CUNT unterbrsitei iperben. Die pttt
.ion trdat Die lintsrfhrifssn ron cine
eroben QnsahI bon be.onntsn Burger
uno 0efhdftslsuten.
lie pffisisLIe Radsdhlang De
gtimmen i'm Wablratb bat srgeber
boB fir bic goHbausgabe BON S215,
600 fur ben Ban zines neuen Shul
brufes In ct. Bernard cine StiuIm
lWaioriiGt abseseben tpuroe.
/ anpolt Guitap ". Merner beDirt
lfih um bas 4mt oes SiontscniDclti
bas betunntIih btnrndMft bur6 b
lsReiionation poH Asnrp :. CUNT "a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17
cSohu Husfins SiebesrDmau.

Sosbsu erIheint in 2onoon Die
arobe, spei6daoige 2ebensbeihrelbung
So6u Rustins BON 6. Z. goot, benz
Serougoeber Der Derts bes groBen
enqliideu Striftitelsrs. Sum erlteH
Usalr fdlIt nun bier beaes Gldt IN DE
DGmmsrunqen bisies leioeui4aftliA
srfluten 0emuths. gBtr Iehen ben
Weq zines Giniamen, oefen tnnerss
Qeben unenolih piel Itdrter ut aIs
oos dubers, Der iicb in ben Dsiten 0ez
filoen Der Gee psrlisrt uno pertrrt,
isins aebeimen Sdmsr5su, 2udlen
uno Gnt8itun8en ourdlsbt. rDtstne
Qrbett, bic iit QbipieIt uuter S;elnen.
woltsn uno gIumen." bat Rusttn
ielbit gsiagt, .IdBt e ielten 5u, ooB
id in cine enge gssiehuHg 81 meinsH
menftsnbrloern treteu tdnn." 90
1T oeuu Rustius 2ebsn tros Der DieIsH
Treunofddftsn, bic er gehobt, tros Der
prattiIten anregungen, Die er ietnsr
2eit qegeben, eigentli5 bic iaipeigeuoe
3lpieIpraAe elmer iHnerlih gIubenben
5seIe nit Iih IsIbit, uno nur stn etns
siees Wal bat CT iia gang on eln an7
eeres WJen biHgegeben, nit aler
Subrunit Ieines 8efubls Die eugite
GsmeinT6oit erIsbnt uno gsfuht: IN
Der ein5igsn groBsu 2iebe. bic t9n I'M
| niberiteblic5 srfabte uno iein gdnaes
WsIen aufpii6Its. lleber bic 9eiht6a
te bieier Qiebs 5u Der iungen Roie "a
spube erbaIten mir IN Der neuen 8tos
arap6is gsnoue Qn9absu. rpdbreno btss
her nod Der S1lsier oes 0eheimnthes
lbtr bies itGrtite GrlsbniB Rustina
qtbrsit.t mar. QIs Elm refer Wsaur
| faBte Russin bisie Reigung gu BEN
.beu oufbIiibenosn Mdbdeu, Die ieir
| S6itiuI psrnsn IoIts. Seine sr't'
5ugeublisbe su iener iAonsn, abs'
bersloisn 4osle. Der feline iaoniter
gebitte saltsn. pdr lGngit porbei; sl
mar fhon perheirathst aepeien uni
aeftieben. Ssins gbe mar cine Der
itanessRiratb gstpsIsn. geidlohen au
Wunih bes 0dters; oie 0atttu hdtt
| ibn perlaHsn uno mar Wtiaais' 6ral
oeporoen, Rusttn mar BON oIsie
peinIinen 4ffairs i'm Jnneriten MID
berii6rt porbsn. Sd babe piele tleT
| 5prgsn s.babt, iagte er einmal einen
sfreunbe, ,.dber oas mar feline odpon.
9iel aufgebroater mar Rusttns 8d
ter; er brobte in ieiuer 45uth ba
hsrrlihe gilbniB, bds WtiQais pol
Ieinen Sobne qemaht, nit etnemWtei
Ier su serihnsioen. unb IS Iprt4t iii
Rustins gtmiithsruhe uno Shon
heitsTun, bab sr oos Bib ben Gn
qriffen bes QIten entSog uno beimItc
mad RcTetis 2telisr 3ur Nufhpat
runq brahte. Bier Sabre nu6 De
5neibung bsgann Der rpobre Romd
/. in austins 9sben, Die Srogooie feline
aiebe. als er gum eriten Wlule 6
gouhe xssgnets. sic mar neu
csahre, bic gohter elmer trii6en Do
, me, bic ben grobsn Shriftiteller Del
, ebrte er mar faft 40. Jruu 8
, 5oatx bat Rustiu, Der ein srobe
) ainoerfreuno mar, einigsn 4nthetI q
Der Gr5iebung ibrsr so4ter 5u mel
, men, unb 10 naro vRoIie" feline Shi
; lerin unb bolo mehr. .IlIe bic Wur
: Der Der Susenb unb unidulo, bic m
, Ieinem SnsoI nes Mdohentbums be
) sniipft tporey. bIiibtea fur ihn en-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17

Irons 0ubentu pon Detroit. Win..
sDeLher erit Dor elmer Node NIT feiner
;scmilie nah Cincinnati gsiomnen LII,
msIbess seItsrn Der g,oIiati. buB fem
IA Sabre alter Erhn a1rDep ieii
Disnitoe aus ibren Hoitfuuis. 80. 7
On 8. Mpenie, perfnrpunOen III. Der
ssnabs tot {i9 jessafolIS perIauftu~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17

Der, an 13. unb Gpring Gtrabs, ses
rietb aeitsrn aug unbstanriter llrfahe
in grano. Die @efabr tpurbe Dor aln-
tunft Der 1eusrfpebr bon ben 5auss
bepobnern beTeitist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17

Der "a Sabre alte Giisngieber
4rtbur aaiene, BON No. 1921 Gaftern
aDenue, tpurbe geitern Der pDli3ei ais
Dermibt gemeibet. Gr lit felt Dem 13.
Hoxmber perfhpunben.
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Gin g hIuutopf.
g2eue8 SubiIGu NJ.

.2tIio Sbre ihle6te matertslIe Qdge
geftattst Sbnsn nod immer uiht, Shrs
graut heimsufiibren. obnobI Ste nuns
mebr ftpu finfuRo3pon5tg Sabre per'
Iobt finb2"
gturtIt: so IFS. RdhIteus feierH
tpir bas SubiIdum unisrsr itIbsrEen
0srIpbang."
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5ie 2uit bdtten, It6 ettpd in etnem G0s
ntgret6 alleIH sin3urtaten, no iie
plaB genug bdtten, 10 brau@ten lie
ii6 nur bos geIammte &onigreth
S6ottlanb Un3utaufen, OeFeu 8ertb
auf $50 WiQionen gfuno bere3net
pirb. Sie tonnteu Die geiamuten &0ba
Isnporrdtbe 8rpBbritanntens, oeren
jGbrIther 8srtaufspertb 123 WtQiDs
neu Pfuno betrdgt, auf att Sabre
auftaufeu uno Die iibrtge Belt dH
&oble aus5unqern. Sie t0nnten bic
IGmmtIihen 30ue, Steuern uHo 3eLes
grapbengebiibren 9rDbbrttanntens i'm
9eiammtbetrage bon $50 W&iQtpnen
Pfunb idbrli6 be3ablen unD iih oaa
ourh ungebeuer beltebt MAIDEN. uebera
flufiig gu erpdbnen, ouB Die ie5s
5errihaften Htht nQrau DeuteH, 0as
gu tbun. unD parum iDuteu tie aud?
Gin MiuionQr arbeitet fir feline etgeue
| Saite, unD tpenn er Das uiht tbut,
fpiro er tetn Wtlioudr. llnD eben{o
uberfIufIig lit es pieQeidt, 81 errpd6a
nen, cub Der phantuiiebone 8erfaTer
bieiss Qrtitels bic Maht ietuer feds
RroiufTe nett iiberI6dBt. Tenn IN
Dabrbsit lit tbr Retdtbum BON Huna
bert Sanantuugen beg uugemeineu
arsbits. Der poltti6en 3uitdube uRo
anberer 0inge abbdngig uno rDiiroe.
| fheinbur aumGhtig, Iih uls Der
Ifhpd6Its untsr ben 5attoreu srlpeiien.
bic bic WeIt regieren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17

fant ipirb unb bonn Ridtertollegium
bes Common pleas Geridts gu be-
Ieben lit.
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Nadett 0aar
Mrnts0nar
gu enticrmctt
7ara sas Heue sannssr, csss.srs.aa.

Gims arcBe tisbsrr0ffuna abt es tiir tebe
Efna, nsidt Tiefes ufb -ssafs oEue Grleia
kerfntf bat bon afieiH nhgrflpHtcenl 9ndr ob1e
edsaSen ber cutf aGHslin fret All merhsH
Gu5 uere gebcImHib III In GlsCsfr1sla sais
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17

balfen gle fHrHen ftt faceH -Booo'pne -. -.
tug4rYgr al iebern aenchfenen Su0r. ucH isgse9sls
Gle befgsif an fsin IUtfufdsn, nno EG0 selII
gssbrau6e merben cfe it5errd9f ~ nAs1n'
fen. 2S.e Frarbertar frei6 Anc eflfll1sHs2 W
bat giecsiro.in weiHe Can't GeI1ffsii, nilo g ~
Fiat bic esrtreis Enar eiues snra6aeehstenen
oearse 49,.
GIse.iYesln in oerffieosn bon GIeH lnssssr
fnne gle bithsr aetrnats bdben. W nla1i
fsirsu finterf9teo. ob abr iiberfEhiFiess 9aaE
ftrurvin cher Auxffen dhnIt& lii, OF lang oogI
tgry. obev trie ldnee gle IS nebc5i ta5sH'
gissstrcsla miro ss flli sufgsar eurerHen ~
mani susre JtHen iGaeii foaHsR. oaB ZIG "
cfuh etfras senuei saben
xIscssrosl0 ipir0 berfan'i 81 sinQ e's 5la
frs BON istsnl Ger nas1fnIaeHbs1 apeiez'efu
I5be4 tutrs saaftsht hirG.t reT G0ff pen esi
ao.a4sfsTfp Ks Ter esss Gbsca1o, JlS. 81
bssfnnien in aIea GctU's agoi9sfsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17

-9rut6Ipfe TeIegrdpbt II
amber 3ugfpiBe. Die auf Der
3ugTpibe aug tpthenihuftlihen SriiH.
ben un0 CUR Si6srung bes Uleteoroios
cen in 1864 W}eter 60be etngertdtets
orubtIpssteIe7rupbiIhs Station bistei
inIopeit beIonbere8 SRterefe, ulg ne
ben etnem Dertitul nah unten hdHaen-
ben Qutenne bas in oas 50Qent6al
bindbfii6renbe, etrpa 1900 Uteter luRge
glibabIeitertdbel aIs r2uftordhtgea
bilpe" benubt tperben tunu. 9ds BltB,
abletterfabeI arbeitet eber befer ata
bic regulGre Qntenne. 2tls n9egena
qerpiht" bienen in beibsn 5dLlen 3pta
iden Dem We't. uuo Gitgipfel boris
sontal perIpannte 9rdhte. Der Gma
pfanq brahtlpsstelegrapbtiher DeeH
qelinat, fDie mir bem yprometbeus ents
uebmeH, nit Dieier eigenartt1en, erpos
nirteu 2lntenne perbGItntBmdBig beTer
| als nit Quten, in Der Gbene aufgeiteu.
ten glrtenneu. 9lamentIjch Nuhts tunn
man bic SelegrammeAoon Tait betie6ig
pielen Stattonen mttdnb0ren, uu0 Die
SiqnaIe Der 8roBItatjonen, ipe5iea
gorobeia unb Gifielthurm- Qdrts. be-
fiben gang auBeroroentltde 2aut-
itGrte. Die Senoereihpeite Der Stus
tion i'll Der oeringersn Brimdrener9ts
tpeqen aueroiuss 8ur3eit nod iebr be-
Thrdutt
! Quf eigeutb ii m I 6 E
0eiIe fam in 5ippecunoe, Sno., D.
+ 6. gQiott, Der Ritel glate Sta.
tiousoeent, um's 2ebeu. elliott ipruuq
ouf ben Garmsr Spbn 5apler 81, Der
in 8eFabr ftano, bon einem 3uge iber.
fdbreu su perosn, um i'm BON ben Sc
leiIeu pe8u3ieben, ieoon tam er 8u
fpGt Ter 3u9 srfabte TunIer uno
-trQrf i'm uuf GlIiott Sapler mar io>
fort tpot, uno GQtott erlitt inners
0erlebunQeH, pelhe, ou er bereits i'm
II. Sabre itunb, Ietren Soo berbets
fibrtsn. @utot mar Stationsogent in
1ippscanoe felt iih bort etne Station
befinoet.
Gin g hIautopf.
5err 8dmlinsti tormt nah Berlin
unb bat bier oos gea, aus5ugietter
uno Iih ben GuB gu DerIeben Gui
ieinen DunIh brtnst man ibn in ietn
, Sotel. 1as Serbeiholen zines 4r8tea
, perbittet er Iit): po6t aber teIegrGpbtrt
, er mad 5aus an Iejnen 4r5t: nSab'
, mid oerIebt. 8erbaItungsmabregeLr
| pprIhretben!"
Der gr8t. in uutcnntuiB iiber ot'
! art Der 9reFur, fragt tele9raphiicb an
; ND fib Der tpatere moHu Derlest babe
{ l1no Der 8ieosrmanu orahtet 5urtd
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anpoIt Guiiap VI. Merner beDirbi
fiih um oas Unit oes Siantscnipclts,
bas bttnnniIih benrndnit bur6 nis
e9eficnation BON Aenrp :. CUNT pa
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-28

Mrs. Milo Kelly enjoyed a pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. Fienholdt,
at, Kenwood the latter part of the
week..
| Chas. Butler went to Omaha last
week and returned with two loads of
fine calves.
During the absence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Nichols, who are on their wedding trip
lthrough the west, the Misses Ava and
Grace Butler are taking their aunt's
Iplace in the postoftice and q Mr.. Flor
1 rell is working in Mr.. Nichols place
| at the Milwaukee depot. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nichols are expected home the last
/ of the week. They will be at home
to their many friends in the house
formerly called the Wigg home.
Newton Lee was In Dow City on bus
mess Saturday.
A box social is to be held on the
pretty lawn OF Mr. and Mrs, Otis Mel
son next Friday night, the proceeds to
go to the church Everyone is cor
daily invited.
Mrs o. NJ Craswell spent Monday
in Charter Oak visiting friends and
relatives
Miss Johnson, who has been work
ing in the telephone Office at Missouri
Valley tor the past few years, is spend
ing her vacation with her parents.
Russell Conrad is down from Car
roll working in the country.
Mrs. Frank Jones and children, of
Scniesaig. are visiting at the home Of
James Tl,anter.
Robert Hutton, OF Missouri Valley,
spent Sunday with the family of Mr..
.IohnsoC-
Mrs. Susie Mitchell, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mackey,
went to Fremnt, Neh., Friday. From
there she expects to go to Lyons. Neb..
to visit her brother.
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The ball game Sunday on the home
diamond was played between hlron
and Schleswig. A very interesting
game was played and the score STOOD
35 to 6 in favor of Schleswig.
Ed Schroeder and Julius Anderson
returned from Des MONIES Saturday,
where they have been attending COLI
lege.
Charlie Lass and family autoed
from Minnesota to the Ny Miller home
near Schleswig. They will visit IN
Denison and vicinity before returning
to their home.
Fred and Nellie Girard drove to
Denison Saturday.
Max kropf is now the owner of a
new Overland auto.
Miss Lulu Girard is attending sum-
mer school in Denison this week.
Miss Amanda Schroeder returned
home after several weeks visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Will Hen,
ningson.
Pete Jepsen was in Denison Satur-
day on business.
Miss Amanda Pipgrass spent a few
days at the Carlston home near Kiron
this week.
knut Frederickson and Carl Mohr
drove to Kiron Monday OH business.
Mrs. Johnes and daughters. Fern
and Letha, visited in Denison several
days this week.
A horse sale was held in the stock
yards in Schleswig Saturday Twen-
ty-two head of horses were sold to
farmers around heer for good prices.
b. r. Magnus was the owner OF the
horses.
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MT. and Mrs. George lvewcom and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Comstock were
The guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. \. 0. W iney
Sunday.
H. Smell and family returned to their
hoMe at Schaller Monday after a
pleasant visit with his brother, Edwin
Eamd family.
Mrs. S. D. Newton visited her 6augh-
ter at Boyer over night Tuesday
Miss Abbie Whey and Miss Lovicie
Morris were DenfsOn shoppers OF
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. D. Winey and children Wis
Ffred Wednesday at her fathers
Mrs. Carl W1ney attended the Will
ling Workers at her fathers Wednes
|Gsy
Tessie Cose attended Goldie Mason,s
ElIcnic Wednesday,
Mrs. E. McNeal received the news
that her brother had been killed by
the train at Ariun Friday. He had
siseen visiting here and was returning
lD his home Sn Dakota. His burial
took place Saturday. we understand.
Wis loved ores have our sympathy in
this sad hour
Miss Nina LanchOn visited at the u
s. Dunbar home this week.
H. Fink was IN town Wednesday at
;rernOon.
Nurse Williams came Monday after
noon and spent "A few days with her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Robertson, and FAM
iEy before leaving for her home across
the water. We are sorry that Miss
Williams health is so poorly. u"r
friends wish her a pleasant journey.
Mrs. Mommie lessen was a passeIi-
ger to Denison Saturday morning.
CLAUS Dethnxxl, Henry Jensen and
'Mommie lessen were Delog visitors
Saturday.
Fred Peterson and sons were out
to look at the Newcom Sarm Saturday
A.rF. Morris Was down to the coun-
'ty seat Saturday.
sIrs. George Newcon visited her
parents Saturday
henry Sauchau hauled hogs to mar
ket Saturday.
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.iand Grace Butler. the jolly Grove
lstarted for Lake View early Sunda!
informing. They arrived home in gOoC
/ time xnd report an excellent trip.
! Mrs. Ida Wise, of Des Mobiles, spoke
upon. talnperance at the church Mon
day evening. Mrs Wise lis a lady
who has siven much thought and study
to the question and her convincing
Lecture WIS appreciated by the audi
ence.
Mrs. Dave Edwards ami children. Of
Brooklyn, Iowa, are visiting at the
Jake kepord home.
Mrs Henry Bell very kindly and
Hospitality entertained Mrs. O. NJ. Girls
we'll aaE Mrs L. ]. Butler az he!
pheasant home last Friday.
TIE Mody OF Carl Iorenzen. wlc
wRs struck and killed by the North.
EwesSern train, YVES brought here Oh
IshgrsCfay morning. T'Hdertaker SalO
mua came and the ,be1y of the unTsH'
TIUrate man WIS taken to Denison dol
SEE1al.
On account OF the hsdt Sunday even.
lrg services were held in the park An
o7sAn and chairs We're taken to tthe
Eavk and the large congregation at.
| sensfveyy listened to The sermon And
took part in singing The hymns
! la1s. Waldo 'YAscott was taken sud
denly III Monday lns.rnin, but is i'm
proSIES
The Misses Fay Head and Olga
TaEke Herman Tapke and Tracy But
Ter aceesided the dance given at Bnck
Grove Friday evening and report a
fire time.
Mrs. g.. c. Tripp visited her daEgh-
ter, Mrs Frank Bolton, at Denison, on
Fri;5ay
Miss Helen Bell called on A1Ion
friends last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Everett Hoke and sister, Ger
trude TElcott, were shoppers in Den
ison hsI Thursday.
A crowd Of Dunlap business men in
automobiles, bringing band with
them, drove through Arion Thursday,
distributing bills and advertising their
Fourth OF July celebration, which is
to be held at tnat place. This was
quite a novel way of advertising and
everyone seemed quite interested.
Mrs. Wa. Mari and daughters.
Marie and Evelyn, spent Sunday with
her sons. Fred and Frank. on their
farm south OF Denison- Mrs. Mari
says her new granddaughter is doing
Nesy nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs Phillippi We're in town
Sunday visiting with old friends. They
are ON their way to their home in
Rusnville, Neb.. where they have been
located ever since leaving Arion. Mr..
Phillippi was called to Virginia on ac-
count Of the death of his father and
while he was gone Mrs. Phiilippi Wis
tied her parents at Ute.
Mrs. Crone and daughter. Beulah,
of Charter Oak, are visiting at the
Mackey home.
Mrs. Deering. who was lately oper-
ated on for tumor. is making a good
recovery and is just able to walk a
little.
Riley and Van Talcott spent Sun
lay with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley Talcott.
Frank Howorth, Alfredo Gloe. Lulu
Howorth and Nell Scott were visiting
Arion friends Sunday evening.
Bill May, who is working out at
Henry Bells. spent Sunday in Arion.
Stella Butler. who has been at
ending the conservatory at Lincoln,
s home for the summer vacation.
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Hymn Observation-Disclosures. 80. Society
Scripture Reading Ruth Robertson
Prayer ....... Rev. G. F. Cannon
Instrumental Solo ..... Addie Sowles
Reading ........... LOrene Jackson
Solo ......... Mrs. Mark Sutton
Reading ............... Fern Canon
Instrumental Solo George Willis
Vocal Solo ......... Francis Kerr
Talk ....... Miss Mamie Glassburner
Quartet-Francis Kerr, Amy Emery,
Geo. Willis, Alice Barber.
D. F. Robertson transacted bust
ness in Vail Monday.
Mrs. d. T. Weaver returned to
Nicola Wednesday after spending a
few days at her home. She was &C
companied by her mother, Mrs. w. D.
Howard
Mrs. Steve Copeley is enjoying a
visit from her brother, Everett Coe, of
Omaha.
Miss Vena Hansen, of Templeton, is
visiting her brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hansen.
Mrs. Tom Dewitt, of Dedham, is WIS.,
iting this week with her daughter,
Mrs. John Gluckstadt.
Grandma Fretlerickson went to
Council Bluffs Monday to visit her
son, John, and family.
Friday evening a china shower was
given at the home of Jim Hook in
honor OF Misses Mae Cody and The
ressa McDermott A large crowd was
in attendance and all report an ex-
ceptionally good time.
Monday morning at the Catholic
church occurred the marriage of Miss
Mae Cody to John Mcmahon, Father
Peters, of Manning, performing the
ceremony. Both young people are well
known in this community and are
highly respected by all. They will go
on farm two miles north of town,
where the groom has a home pre-
pared and ready for housekeeping to
take possession. We wish the young
people safe and prosperous journey
as they sail on the sea of matrimony.
T.. C.. McGarty, of DenisOn, trans
acted business here Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. P. Robertson enjoyed visit
the past week from her mother. Mrs.
C. J. folding, of Aspinwall.
Mrs. Carl Ibysen is enjoying visit
from her sister of Chicago.
CtAs McLayman went to Harlan
Monday evening on business.
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There is one medicine that every
family should be provided with and
especially during the summer months !;
viz, Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is alslost
certain to be needed 1t costs but
a quamer. Can you afford to be
without it. For sale By all dealers.
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Miss Nora Sanger. a niece Of Mr..
Wiley, and her friend, Miss Timer.
came from Omaha Saturday to spend
Sunday with Mr. Wiley. To enter
tain the girls, Mr.. Wiley hired an auto
mobile and with the addition Of Fern