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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10

on the bill was made. then a card an
nounced "Beulah Binford and com.
pany."
Her sketch, Grandma" tells the
story Of wealthy woman who, after
many years. finds her daughter. who
had married poor man and been cast
out. But the Binford girl had nothing
to do with the emotions of the play.
She appeared as maid and had three
lines speak: "A letter." Give the
girl chance" and "Oflcer, here's your
hat"
In her dressing room the girl said
she had been living In tho Bronx
ever since she reached New York and
that before she was realised in Vir-
ginia she signed a contract with New
York manager to appear In vaudeville.
She said she is only seeking to make
a living. and does not see how the po-
lice can keep her from doing some
thing that is not against the law. She
still insists Beattie Is innocent of the
murder Of his wife.
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CELEBRATE 5OTH ANNIVERSARY
Continued from Page One.)

his first vote for James Buchanan. He
served as county supervisor for one
term e years. in this county. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Langley bear their age
well and it is universal wish that
they may live many years to enjoy
the good things of life and be help
and inspiration to their children and
their friends. The celebration of this
event is an incident which will lone
be remembered by this family as one
of the pleasantest events of their
lives.
The out of town people in attend.
ance We're: Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Davis
OF Glidden; Mrs. Frances Gearhart
Collins; Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Smith
and son, and Mr.. and Mrs. l. F.. Fish
all of Maxwell; Mrs. Chas. Rasmus.
sen and three children; Mr.. j. W.
Langley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lang.
ley and two children, all of Ainsworth
Neb.; c. d. Langley and daughter, of
Enderslake, Neb.; Miss Margaret Nc.
Nair, of Omaha, and Mr.. Frank Carl,
of Denison.
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HELD FOR STATUTORY oFFENsE
Younq Man Brought From Davenport
to Answer for Crime Against
Young Woman.

1t would now appear that the time
of the district court will be in part
taken up at the next session by case
coming from the eastern part of the
county. A young man named John
Kolln is charged with the seduction
of a Miss Abbie Fritz, of Manning
He worked last summer for Mr.. Ed
Martins, in Hayes township. He had
gone to Davenport and was brought
back by Sheriff Cummings. On pre-
liminary examination before Justice
Rollins, Kolln was bound over to the
grand jury. His attorneys decided to
try habeas corpus proceedings, and a
hearing was given by Judge Hutch
inson at Rockwell City last Friday.
The judge held there was evidence to
hold the young man. His bond was
placed at $500 and this amount he was
able to furnish and he is now at lib
erty. The grand jury meets January
22d
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10
Pink Of PoIItcness.

Frederick Townsend Martin was be
ing congratulated by New York ~
porter on his Interesting book.
And l do hope, SIR" the reporter
said. that the eloquent volume Will
have an exceedingly large SALE"
you are very polite" said Mr.. Mar.
tin, smiling. in your politeness you
remind me Of little American girl.
"she was a guest at house party
in England. and one lovely afternoon,
az we were all taking tea on the ter
race, with the vast facade of the old
Elizabethan mansion rising up behind
us, and the gardens and lawns and
woodland spreading before US in the
golden afternoon sunlight-our host,
as we sat thus, waved his hand before
him and said:
LAS far as the eye can reach. all
this land belongs to me-
Then the little American girl
lisped politely:
"'And l trust, Lord Reginald, you
are not short-sighted.'
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10
ZERO WEATHER
STILL CONTINUES
Government Thermometer at College
Takes Up Headquarters at zero
and Refuses to Move.
WAS 80 BELOW ON JANUARY 9TH
Coolest Weather Experienced since
19O4-5-Coid Wave General ana
Trains 1 to 5 Hours Late.

So far the first of the month, jan
uary has been unusually cold. There
has not been a day since and includ-
inc the 31st day of December, that
the temperature has not gone below
zero Four days, the I'd, 9Th, 9Th and
9TH the thermometer did not register
above zero at any time during the day.
Professor w. c. VanNess has charge
of the government thermometer at
this place and the readings are taken
each day at sunset or soon after.
Below we give a record of the read
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10
ASSESSORS HOLD ANNUAL MEET
CONTINUED from Page One.)

j. H. Kruse, West Side.
Patrick Keeney, Vail.
l.. c. Thiedeman, Hays.
Cicero Morgan, Manila.
William Worley, Deloit.
William Mcmahon, Iowa.
H. l.. Ward, Kiron.
Bruce Bair, Denison township.
VIM. M. Soules, Paradise.
Lloyd Winans, Milford.
w. P. Rolls, Dow City.
H. A. Norman, Denison.
William P. Moeller, Otter Creek.
August Maak, Hanover.
Henry Dorale, Soldier.
C. F. Jensen, Goodrich.
Hans G.. Henricksen, East Boyer.
w. F. Boeck, Nishnabotny.
r. J. Munster, Ricketts,.
William f. Staller, Washington.
Jurgen Kock, Charter Oak.
p. J. Lawler, Jackson.
August Mohr, Morgan.
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s so far this month :

Professor VanNess told Review
representative that as cold weather
had not been experienced by the PEG
pie of Denison since the winter OF
19O4-5. In January Of that year there
was only one day when it did not get
above zero during the daytime. The
month of February, 1905, also had IA
days that were below zero, but only
three days that it did not rize above
zero. On the I'd of February, 1905,
it was the coolest that has been regis
tered since the government thermom-
eter has been installed, for then it was
81 degrees below. Last Saturday
night only fell degrees below this
record. The cold wave is general and
the train service is in a rather dilapi-
dated condition, all through trains be-
ing from one to five hours late. The
eastern mail has been from one to five
hours late every morning this week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10
hopoIess Task,

An automobile editor Is out In west,
ern Kansas making log" for Q
transcontinental road. A curious
farmer asked him what he was doing.
Trying to make log" replied the
auto editor.
You're up against 1t. stranger" re-
plied the farmer. The Lord tried to
make logs grow IN western Kansas.
but save It up long ago"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10
cHokEs MAD DOG TO DEATH
Animal With HE Bare
Hands.

Atlantic City, N. J.-Daniel Bond,
twenty-four, choked q mad dog to
death with his bare hands here. He
was severely bitten about tho arms
and wrists and was taken to the City
hospital. where the physicians quickly
terized his wounds and then put him
in the observation ward to make a
fight for his life should hydrophobia
develop
Bond. walking down Atlantic ave-
nue.. saw big mongrel. frothing at tho
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10
College Notes.

One Of our former students, Miss
Marie McLane, called on Tuesday, the
9th. She is now living in Dakota and
has been teaching in an Indian school.
On Friday last, together with the
bad weather, there was poor coal and
it was impossible to heat the building
satisfactorily. New coal came to the
relief of all.
Eighteen new students have entered
college, representing ten different post
offices, six counties and two states.
The boys basketball team went to
West Side last Friday and had every
thing nice, except the score.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10
Here's a Real Fish Story

Illinois, Ind.-John Jensen is nurs-
ing broken ankle, received in q
strange railroad accident Jensen was
operating track bicycle on the rails
when 1t was suddenly derailed and
carried it's rider to the bottom of a
steep embankment. Crawling back to
the track Jensen found 12-pound
carp lying across the rail- and still
wriggling
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10

mouth, dash toward crowd OF school
children. He started In pursuit The
dog snapped at him and leaped for lis
throat. Bond caught the beast by the
neck as 1t leaped. In furious battle
Of several minutes the mar was the
victor, but not until he had been Sc.
verely bitten.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10

Messrs. P. w. Weberg and B. w.
Hunt have issued catalogues for a big
sale of thoroughbred Duroc Jersey
hogs, to be held January goth. The
sale will take place at City View Stock
farm, two blocks south of Northwest
ern freight depot, and will be held in
a large tent. Sixty thoroughbred ami
mails are offered in the sale.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10
G. H. Gillespie, of Omaha, represent

G. H. Gillespie, of Omaha, represent
ing the Neutrality-suspicious. Land com
pany, was in the city the fore part OF
the week transacting business. This
land company will run an excursion
from Omaha to California on the goth
of this month Read their ad on page
eleven.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10
GIRL IN BEATIE CASE
IS NOW ON The STAGE
Young Woman Who Was Chief
Witness for State Is Now
an ACTRESS"

New York.-Beulah Binford, who
came to this city after the trial OF
Henry Clay Beattie. Jr., for the MUIR
der Of his wife in Virginia, has ap,
peared on the vaudeville bill In kSaI
theater. She played there several days
before an announcement that she was
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10
Child QroWna La a 6.rrei

Hammond, Wis.-The three-year-old
daughter Of Albert Franks, beet
sugar picker. fell into an oren rain
barrel and drowned.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10

All of the uninteresting stores are
unadvertised stores.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10

Women and Misses Corduroy and Velvet Suits
at " price. cox M ond
White Serge Suts-regularly 91o'VV anu
S27 5O-now $500 each. .4.
one lot of serge, panama and novelty sultlngs
misses and women's sizes-regularly prlced up
to S29.5O each-now $500 EACH
One lot at prices ranging from $ooV 10 sA Sa
oach Assorted styles and colors-all big bar
gains.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10

Mems black half hose-7c the pair pairs
for Csc.
Infants black cashmere hose pair for Csc.
Ladies' long sleeved heeced lined corset COW
ers, worth 25c-now 15c each.
Mems fiat wool mixed undershirts and draw
ers at Csc the garment.
Lot lat Csc each.
Lot 2-$l so values-at los each.
Benzoin and Almond Lotion-25c value-now
19c bottle.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-10

Fancy Ribbons-2O to CSC va1ues-now 15c
the yard.
Remnants of dress trimmings and embroider-
les now half-price.
Lot Ladies' kid gloves-assorted sizes and
colors now CSC pair.
Lot 2-Ladies kid gloves-assorted sizes and
colors at one-half less than regular prices.
Ladies' Hand Bags-including velvets and
feathers at rs per cent reduction
Ladies' Italian Silk Hose-colors reseda, sky
blue lavendar gray, pink, pongee, regular
$3.50 quality-clearance price Csc pair.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-17

In SAT- bciinblihen anaeIIaatrn on
flint wlonate @elananib. Die ztrnil
Der NiitaHgefIagtrn muroe aif nh.
ga9e @cidnanib berotaeievt.
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tall. AuS @uoopdt wiro mItrr ben
II. November beridltet: Der (. a. I
Snuptmam enaen Bitter y. gapli.
urneri bat Dor eiaiaen Wonntcn bel
Dem Observation-Disclosures 70.
CUM Snlfio einen antifen Sdreib'
it'd uno Staten einaeIaaert. @egeT
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gpiideu Dem Sffi3ier nn6 Dem eigen.
thinner oes heseihneten llnterncb'
meme Suomia Slider 81 einem BRO.
5cB. Gieier Bro5eb en0ete nit eihem
@eraleide uno oas llnteruebmen Der
piliftete it'd, oen rid unO Strani
Dem Saiiptmnm olis3ufolgen. Vim D.
giopcmber b. I. erihien Bitter b.
RapIiarucci nit bier SolOaten IN Dem
3alnoIg0iie If beiinoIiden Bureau
oes llniernebmens, I'M Ole ylobel.
itiide peltronsportiren 81 lalien.
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Oir StroBe brnftcn bemertte Der
Giii5ier oaB BON Dem Sdreibtiidl ei.
niae 5iiBe unO Die 3iernt iebIen. Gr
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gen. oof erbieIt er ton Slider Clie
grobt 4ntiport unb sr mubte iid aud
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men and Ole Satin uno mebrere gn'
g%eiteltc oes llnternebmers lcrbci, Die
ben Glitter beihimpiten. Sitter b.
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entfernte lid, obne aui 'Oie SninIten
III rcagiren. 9nnn ilberreidte er
0lrd ieinen Ampolt Or. Bella Sat.
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jurienfIn9e, in lpeIder er bctonte. oob
or troe aaer Sniulten ieine Rnbe be-
mabrt mo cine bIutige attafe Der
binSert babe, 6enm es mare ibm elm
Ieidtes gcipeieu5 gar8 itraiIoS mitSil.
re Der SoIootcn feline angreifer 81
3iihtigen. Or berIaugte cine itrenge
geitrafung Der geiduIOigten. Sn Der
bor Dem StrafbeBirfsrifter Or. Gi.
araDaea itottaebabten Der.
ban0lung belt Sitter b. 8apIiorilcci
bic aIoge bios gegcn 2rbrpig Slider
1ufredt. Rnh erIeoigtem 8erpeisper.
nerurtbeiIte Der 8erbano.
lmgsritter ben augefIngten Slider
9erleumoma mo Gbrenbelei
oiqlmg 5u einem Rouat 8%efdugniB
llno tauienb arnner @eloitraie. Der
qngefla9te oppellirte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-17

m5asn. sIutm siDsiisn isinsu Baum
gtatdbren 49,
gnb pdbrsub bic Qidis 10 Tprndl
unb al trtldrtn fudjte, mas unsri az.
Iid unb obne Beeriinbung trIdien,
IdHais Der aItt Wann su 6auis an.
Observation-Disclosures. Wsriunfsnsb ipaF
in lsintm Settle pieber smpOretIisgsn.
Gage Der ainbbsit oas bib bsr
@nneitrr, Der ouitn. trtutn, ftIbflos
~icrgeHbtn. iaudten auf. unipiberiteb.
li9 Wi, bate bic gisbepolIs mad
ibm psrlongt unb or mar auset,
blisbenl llnb feline innere Sham Dor
Der Ni4ts, iir bic CT ttin @ort su
fiHosn nubts
Run, Rubolfhen, a1ss poriiber9"
Seins dran smpfins ibn; fs bali ibm
ben lleberJisbtr nblssen.
Sttt mlbts IT fh Cuff MAIDEN, Inn
bi. quGl,nben @tbaHten los su ipers
ben; jet mubt, er fid bsfSuIois,n
uno iie, bic 5rau, nntlnosn -.
Gle bIits ibm Elm Stdubten BON
Rodtraesn. er fab ibre btLsn, IiabI.
blauen gustn auf sh osridtsi. I'd srs
innsrte Ct Tif zines ibrsr ausOride:
BUR teine @tfibIsbuieleien.
Niles in isiutr Geele aufeeriibris
Serrann, lpie tusnn Wafer i'm Sanbe
periidert.
.Meibt Du." beennn sr, Die 9irts
bcfspsrpaltuug ioIIte stgen bic
gaffsnbtn ainbsr einf9rsiten, bic ben
geerbisunsen beipobnen -. bns IN
Elm unfue -"