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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-27
NOTICE Of EsIABL L!snMENT
OF ChlLDREM'S NOME

Notice is hereby given that on the 26th
day of August, A. D., 1912. more than two
hundred taxpayers Of the county of Knox.
State of Ohio, filed their petition with the
Board of County Commissioners of said
county, praying that there should be es-
tablshed a Childrens Home in said coun-
ty.
At the regular election to he held ON
Tuesday November 9Th, q. ID. 1912, the
question whether there shall be "A Chill
drens Home established In said county at
an expenditure not to exceed Twenty five
Thousand Dollars and the issue of coun-
ty bonds to provide funds therefor will be
submitted to hte qualified electors of
Knox County, Ohio.
Said election to he held at the regular
voting places in said county.
L. BRITTON,
VIM. LEWIS
T. M. DILL
Board Of County Commissioners of Knox
County. Ohio.
Attest:
IRWIN YOUNG,
Clerk.
Dated September %, A. d.. 1912.
9-21 :10-4S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19

uno oie 9(nbdneer Der 9artei a'li
geforoerf. Ielegaten ilad Der aon=
nentior SIT irbiden.
g(ns Maibington berihtet
mau: s(n Der iturlngepeiti6teu az
lantiihen &iiite baben iidb 10 pielc
sd)iflbrabe llno groBe Seioeli bon
sbiifsnlannidaften abseipielt bab
baonrdl Die llngliidsfalle frilberer
hettiecr @ilittritiiriiie al oer oitli.
t6cn SliiIte n,u bieiclbe 3eit pollltcll-
big in Sdattcn aciteilt peroeu. Sn
aen Ieeten ID Gngen titnb bos Gn-
Sc Scr llngliifsfdlle 1T nod feines
meas Na) baben Die Die aiifte pa-
tronillierenocll 3nflfntter mcbr 5u
tim gcbabt als iciuals porbcr III
ser @ei6ibte. Sllnerbalb oieier II
Gage baben iie ibren 8eiitano 81
BON Sturln tnlbergetporfcncn
sSabr5eugei1 uno ben biilfloIen nrlo
fo5t .erfrorenem gemannlulgen, bic
lie nah iiheren Safen berbra6ten,
angeoeibeli la1Iell. Der @eiamlnt-
nert Der eeborgellcn 5abr5enge be-
traqt Millione,t INTO oie @eiaun1t-
sail Der MenidenlebelL Die pon ben
9oafuttern nno ben Nettltngs
mannihaften Die ein5eln ODER ai
ian1nenipirften, gerettet iporoen iino,
10. =
miro auf 800 peranidlagt.
Sn @iscoriin, ocln Staate
Ga sSollette's, bat iitb cine Orga=
nifotioil gebiIoet, Die fir Die Nomi-
nation @ooorofp @ilion's gum De-
1rpfratifden 9sr1iioentihaftsfanoi
batcn eintritt. Gin Wruoer 2a
sSoaette's, 1T elmer Der Sanptfiib-
rer iii Der Srealliiotion.
Ssn eil,em @eidaftsbaus III
grano Sorts, ge. g., fano cine 9p-
uamit Grploiion itatt, ourd Die
mebrcre @ebalioe, inter ibnen aub
Ser Srcinaurertelupel 5critort ip'n-
6em.
- 9as SeDburifolnite beg 23nn-
nesienats, oaB Die Mrt nno Weiie,
in Der Scnotor Stepbenion bon
@isconlin crtpa1lt III, unterillht
Bat, tit iibereingefonlntcn, Dem Se-
nat 5n berihtcn, bal, Die gegen
Stepbcnlon erbobenen 9(nflage1 Der
Gorruption ufo geite9lins nidt Be-
iuielen ieien. Die @abI bat Ste
pben}on befanntlid iiber 100000
gcfoItet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19
: : a 9.

ssrl ,6onlton gbronicle" Dcrs
offelttiiht uilier aoIIege 90. 5iIin0
einen iebr irltereifanten slrtifel
uber Den 9ouitoner gurnperein, Der
loebcr, am IA. ssanuor, iei,ten So.
@eburtstag eefeiert bat hao geraoe
iett babel lit, iid) cine rele prad-
tige @ereinsbane 5ll bauen. Ser
6ouItoner gurnperein lit mol Der
itdrflte oeuti1e @erein in llnierin
Stoate, er bat iest 217 aftipe uno
o93 paliipe MitsIieber. Seoenfals
i'll CT Ser rei1fte bon alien oeutid.
teraniihen 8ereinen, oenn feline 81
nan5perb1ltniiie fino, nadoem CT
leine alten @runbltiife berfauff
bat, briIIant 5n llelnen. Bon ben
uripriingliben Wsitglieoern, bic am
Ia. eesanuor 1857 ben 8erein in's
0eben riefen lebten feiner mebr.
gs maren oies SO. S. 6eitmanr,
Mobert goigt, S. Meinann, 6. O..
$. Gdneioer, G. MaridaG, u. Cab
bath, 2ouis HleB, 6. Shnerer s
Tboraoe uno 6. Shreibogen.
Siilfs @enerolanlpaIt 2ane
6at eine midtigc gntideioung i'll
gc5us auf sic nYoa Tarcs" ab.
aeaeben. geah berIelben fain, iidJ
ein Waonn Der 5ur 3eit Der @ahl
3tuoli Neonote i'm Staate uilo feds
Maonate in oen Gollntp lit, in benz
er am @ubltoge iuobnt, Der alio
gum Stinlnen berehtigt lit, aber
niht i'm Staate iino i'm GoirrtD
mar, ols Die jeet folleftiertc uHoll
Ear fir 1911 fdIlis pnroet cii
!, exemptions Certificate" ausiteacn
laIien, penn er Die uYoil gar"
niht be5ablen nil. Der geiis eincs
iolhen gertififatp miro i'm bonlI
luablberebtiet MAIDEN. Dies be5iebs
litb natiirlid mir aii Ginuohner
bon. Stibten nit lnehr dis 10000
ginipobnern.
Sonn 2ncas lit in Sort @ortb
id)nloig befunoeny in einem 60
airbauie 5u Gallas cine aeipille
WPouo Iotum getotet 8l buben. Gr
erbielt 35 Sabre 3u6tbnus.
- cyn Der @eaeno bon 8einlar
ftarb ssrou Wsaria Sbercio Sicgcl
int Sitter BON 85 Sabreil.
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8e5ablt Die 9soil Sag.

Die 3eit TT itbled)t, bas gelb ift rat,
Sp bbrt man inrnlcr ilugeni
9nf barim liegt MN Diel 0cfabr,
9aft eMd) bod aife iageit.
Senm Jest lit es bic G5dlite 8eit,
9te o1ol Sag" 81 n6erappcm";;
llnb ,uer 6appr lit ntdjt befreit,
Sarf nidjt me9r lange iuarten.
Nnr bis snin letten Sannar,
st eud) nod sriit gegc6en;
tlnh itintmt tlr nidjt in bieiens Sabr,
Gu f5mnt i6r mas erleben.
Gam iuir6 bns Whuder Clement,
Sn geSas lpSselafien;
tlm6 nit Sdjifamea n6nc Gnb,
Zen ,freiem" yiirser faiIen.
Sanm ipirb man eud bas ,.9 pm {
Star" Bier,
Wans furscr sanb periuiibrcn;
sSir6 endj, bns tit mol iidler idbier,
slndj ipnit nod Nspres lebren.
Sanu iuirn bic ssreibeit ieerer Sdein,
SaS gteflt 3ertreteu ,uerben,
Die Sendlelei fiibrt oamn ben Meib'n,
Tanat,idler Wtnfer Scrhcn.
eu ,ucnbet al bnrdb enre Stimm,
NDdj idylum,mernbe Gefabreu;
Gr6ebt eudl im seredltent Grimm,
iluo trott ben Seudjferfdlaarem.
Sa6t ibr baum cure 9fltdjt setan,
0Jeidiibt Ses pimmels Gaben,
60 biirft ibr aiie, Waann fir Manti,
gm ,,oone Gtar" Bier endJ labsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19

9ie itolieniiden arieesid)iffe
9obcn Den fran5Diiihen 9ampfer
Carthage" nit 8eidloe belegt,
neil iid) an goro oeIiel6en elm aeror
plan befano, oas angeblid na6
@riehenlano eebradt iperoen iollte
Sn Sranfreid lit man iebr entril.
ltet iiber oieie 9eiAlaenobme uno
bebauptet, Die itaIienilhe 9iegie-
rune Dabe fein 9feht gebabt 10 gu
bonoeln, on @eroplane feline @ontros
banoe ieien.
SIN Sabre 1915 ioll IN 9ertb.
@eiteslilitralien, cine Welt.9tusltcl-
luug itattfinoen, I'M Die @olfen-
orlng Der 9abu ii6er Den aliitralt'
lsheu Sentiment su fciern. Wlnn
bofFt, oab aonia @ecrg iie ielrli
eroffnen miro
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19
Sun Antoaio, Treitag ben 10. Sanuar 1912

perteilt, uno Die Solgen Der allge-
meinen 3eberei iino audi nibt aus
geblieben. Nad 8efanntiperoen oes
8ablreiultats -tpie semeloet, font
men Die genannten &al1oiooten in
5tidmabI, entlpidelten iid S6los
gereien ipiiiteiien aarofters. geidt
peniger ols pier5ebn Berionen err
Iitten lhtpere gerlesungen.
Dos Datum fir oen 8eeinn
oes groBen iflternationalen @ettflie-
gems un Sen @oroon 8ennetttBo
fal, oas biesfnaf bon Stllttgart
Ieinen Musgang rin1nt, lit nunlnebr
enogiiItig feiteeiest woroen. Ger
@uf1tieg ser beteiIigten BaIons ioa
.am 81. Sftober .erfoleen. Der
iesiee sSnbaber oes @orbon
9ennett=Yofals lit Der oeutibe Cuff
i6iffer Sans @eride, Der oie Gro
pbde anf Dem lesten Dauerflna in
ben Ser. Staaten erobert bat.
Sn elmer 0illa 5u aoiieballbe
bel Dresden bat oer 0resoener
@erlagsbudbanoler 9lImin gidler,
Der aucb elm 3meiseei6dft in SEEM
Dorf etabliert bot ieinem 9eben
our1 Grbdngen eir Gnoe genaht
9fls @rllno fir Sen ger5meifllngs-
idritt meroen finan5ielle Soraen
orgegeben. @err @erife batte BET
Dem 3uianlmenbrub elmer 8anf IN
3ippolbsnaloe beoertenoe Summen
eingebiiBt.
Ser englii1e 9anpfer n@i-
itom San" lit mabreno eines furat
barren Stnrmes an Der i6ottil6en
&ii1te untpeit 9(beroeen geltranoet.
50 Herionen iino ertrunfen. gsui
Der &apit1n ltno orei Mann Der
geiasung fonnten lid retten.
slus 8eli5e in gritiib Son
buras, fomltlt sic gta6riht, es be
reite iih eine neue repolutionare'
geipcgitng gegen Die merifaniiGe
@egierllng nor. Gin eeiuiiier 2ila
Bonce, Der Dor 5lpei SsSabrell enc
Gepolution ee9en 0ia5 III 55ene 5u
ieben periuhte,, ioa Der llrbeber Der
9elpegllna iein Gie 3apotiitas
boben Gon Georo nno San Eablo
i'm Staate Yueblo gepfi.noert, mur-
Sen ober Bel einem slngriff allf hie
Staot @uailiapam suriifgeihlnaen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19

9. 6. & g. 8. g. & g. q. ga1nbof)
Mntllnft =
SO. 7-gom Storoeu -. 1000 bornl
SO. 9-@on, gtorben ;. 10.45 abenoS
glbfahrt
SO. s-Nad] benz Iorben 73o BORN
So. 6---g1ah benz gsoroen. 500 abenhs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-19
nInnc.
Roosevelt
Mn psfseblsdsnsn Ssitsn is-
dcssirt.
Fir Packet Post.
I3 mliiIcnen unbsstslIbdre
Pcsisfiicke.
Morse in Jrsibsit.
De DllIinqbam' 'sebe Einuan-
dernnesbill.

Bouperne,lr @laBcod bon
Meit gireinien bat cine grfldruns
per0ffeutliht, in oer er iagt, eine
hxaf1ltise Briif,lng Der @erbdlt=
nifie babe ibn gu Der ueber5euglH1g
gebraht, oab Die gebolferung
Deft-Bireiniens in acknowledgement
Mebr5abl Ebeobore Noofepelt ais
repubIifaniiden 9raiioentidaftsfan-
6ionten baben ipoIle. Desbalb for
oere er oie MepubIifaner ieines
gtoates auf Ole Delegaten, Die iie
5ur &onpention nod Chicago idif=
ten, fir Mooiebelt 5ll initruieren.
MooIepelt tperoe bic domination
ueoer brett nod inoireft iuden
ober gu ibrer Grlangllng irgeno et-
mas hun. gr iper6e fie aud tint
annebmen, penn iie ons grgebnis
elmer ssntrigue lei. slber er iperoe
Iid nit ibr eiilperitonoen erflaren,
tpenn Tie ibm aIs Der Musorud oes
ongemeinen freien Biilens beg gol=
fes oareebofe'l tperoe 5.
9as republifoniihe grefliiib=
fomite fit Die staot ct. 2olns
bat e11ets gel9lnB angenonlmen,
ourh ben be Hraroenfl9afts= atiil-
oi0atur NooIebelt's gutgebeiBen miro.
Der pIerte 9Hlls 0eleral-
poitmeIiter B. B. oe Wralu fr1ft NJ
1e!nean Dem @eneralpoltmellter
3sthfod erltattefe'l Saeresberl9fe
mt groBenl gin9oriid 1llr ore eln.
ridbtuitg elaes Yadet Yolforenlfes
ailf ben lnnolldbeit Boltroitfell en-
NIT Der Hegrilaonilg, oaB li1 orc
ie N ieoer 9iniidt elnpfieblt lIilo
0oB oie Aiisgnbe tlir Den lalloll-
6e'l Br'efpolfo'eslt beltanolg aroBer
tueroe, lpabrcllo elne Eadcfpolf
piel groBere elnnabrnrll efgceea
nnroe: 9 Ma1seno oes aoae'aalelle'l
Japses OeIsh9en o'e e, .'slI slll'llo'lle'' Z
gus Gem as ianol1geM non gaa Tolloseh'I m ,r'e
e. 6 lagl !. ~ Hodo,VUv. o.e a'lssasr' =
4 s., iSU,UUO, hilo ~ e'he merlllals
ourogme Ger glnnapll1e1 il'Wt 81
e errorten. yer ansIall miro ooll
5agr dn Sopr eroBer 'oercen me,'l! !
ntgI elHe saGeIpo, e'Hger'u,le'
;mmo, nm o'e gmnapmen 5n oel.
0ellern. ss pc oellegen aga o,s 9egenwalI.s
megr als l,ooo,oUU Dfe.'en iaH3-
zoe yollrouten, hllp O'e oarg
s@n'Ha@e uee'seu6aeL o.e e'n
1tseltraeer pe1 aag 5l'rua6n'ese''
pol, OeItagI x4.lS 1sel.en.
81 oem MHle lllr Anoel'eu'
care Tolltllae dd a.elen ipaDreHo pe>
adpres Io,uUu,uOo 'r'eie iulo ~
esre Eolnfade en-: 20 o'e ghr1.
igMus9apl mar g ,ouo Salla ". pel !.
LOS enc 5hnapn'e na .Ih Strs'e'a'
aafH Dotlagre oon 9 ptode'n. :.
Brdiioent TaIt bat ole Srel.
trilung oeg gaep yorter Banflers
rno seIstonlgsT ebns. Us. Mtorle,
Ser iueoen Understanding 81 fln!f,
6ebn Sabren 3uafDans oerurie'li
tvdr, oHgeoronef. es 1T oles gelne-
ben neil Morae angebltdh EN-
ihiuer tranter Mann vt. Olele oreI-
laiiung Worle's IT nIcbf glelnDeoeli
tenO NIT eIrler Uegnnolgun8 iillo
reHt ieine biirgerll1en e9renrents
nt@t nieoer Der. Morle pat 0ipe'
Sabre ieiner Strate abgelellen. 81
Bath. Me, oem @ebnrtsorf Wore :,
bnt mon Ole Jrellallung oes yfa1l'
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Giienbabll : Ta9rplan.
S, e. 6. q. ga5n.

s. q ". N. Uagit.
anfunft-
SO. 3-@pm Norben. $3.50 abenbs
SO. 5-Go,n Noroen .6.45 abeitbs
gao. 7-9ailp @gpreb Spe5ial, @iioen. :.
......,........ 9.55 mpr9
$50. 9-QocaI bon Baleftine. 49,. ). !.
:. $3.50. :. ..10.45 aben0s
SO. 4-@on Wegifo. .1.55 ,la1m
so, 12-2ocdl BON Qnre6o (gemiidt) !.
:. 49,. >. =. !. ;. 800 morg.
Mbfa1rt
SO. 4 Nad oem Noroen. 1.55 nabm
go. g. Na9 be,n Noroeu. 800 nbenos
SO. 8-2ocaI mad, galeitine. 4. 80 more
SO. 10-9ailb gypreb @peSial. gaoroen
.3.20 morg
No. -Nnb Megito. 100 mors.
$50. 1t-2oeal na9 2arebo (geu,iidf)
.... 0.UU doeltOo.
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Sd babe seon6t, iagt man ge.
nobnlid,. menn mall niht geniigeno
nohgeoa6t bot
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Mie ans Sauana gemeloet
miro, baben sic Siibrer Der @ete-
Notwithstanding Dem praiioen-
ten @ome5 Die Serii6errng sege=
ben, oaB Die agitation alfboren
iueroc uno ooB Die Mitglieoer Der
@ereinigung in 3utunft Die Hegie-
rung Iopal unteritiisen ipiiroen. 9a-
eegen miiniden lie aber, oab es
ben Offi5ieren Der reaalaren Ir-
NEE geltattet peroen moge, iid Der
@ereinigung an5uidlieBen. 8ie Die
9erbdltniiie iest liegen, mag Die
@egierilne in oieiem Hltnfte nad-
eeben. Seoenfaas ideint es, ais
ipenn sic &riiis beenoet 1T.
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500 uer Gpnnert

bieB cs BEL eillen Banquet fiji
Senrp Glap in SEEM Orleans in
1912. Sebr foitipieIig fit 5oIde
nit @age,tleioen nno 8eroauungs-
idpahe. Seut5utage gebrauhen Die
2eute iiberaa Or. Sings Seem 2ife
Ei1s fir oieie Storungen, ipie aud
fir 2eber, giieren uno gingetpefte.
2eibt uno iid. Mur 25e bei alien
Drugeilten.
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8. u, & u. 3. ga6n.

y. u. G ". ~. OuyH.
Antunft -
SO. 1--8oufton ii. 5. aiiite. .....
................ 700 ahenos
SO. 3-3ouiton uno Der 9iiite.. -.
SO. 5-aiitenita6te i15 hadn't
SO, 44-gon &errpille. mlir ON @oGcns
ta9en ................9 1896 bonn
$40. 42--gson &errbille, nur Sonii<
tags. ;. ....0:0O itad)nl
9o. 46-Gon &errbille, MIR an Ros
dlentagen. :. $40 hadn't
80. -sOllitOn unO Der aiitte; -.
SO. 4-6ouffon ilnS Ser aiiite.. -.
SO. 6-&iiitenitdbte. .2:10 nadm
$40. 43-Na6 8errpiGle, rlir an Gos
dlentdgen. .......s.... 4.45 r1dd}m
30. 41-ginb &errbifIe. mr. Sonns
tags. $40 borm
$40. IDS -Nab 9erreille, MIR an $50
dentoneu. :. ..7:25 oorm
g., $. & g. u. (9aupt-oinie.)
Anlunfi--
9(o. 9-Som S1telt. ..I.lo Dorm
SO. 7-@nm Often. $3.50 rahna
SO. 10-gl Ynfo II. 8eiten. g. so nadtr
No. 8--@on 81 Bafo.. ..10.15 BORN
Nbfabrr--
SO. 9--Ma6 gI gafo unb Meiten.
$50 bortn
SO. 7-Nad gl Baio uro Beiten. :.
$3.50 nbenoS
SO. 1O-9la1 5. Often. 1880 abenbs
SO. 8-9a9 benz Often. .11:15 BORN
@ietorIa 0ibiiion, q. s. & g. y.
Qnfunt-
SO. 301-euero, gietoria. 500 abenbs
.745 mor9
$40. 3o3>31s-Guero, gietoria.
..7:45 abenoS
Gbfnbrt-
SO. 302-guero. 9ictoria. 80 BORN
So. 304e314-guero, Wietoria $500.
.11:30 abenb5
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81. 8. & s. 8allr.

NittillFt- .
80 245-gon Soiilton unb Neip Orr
lennS 40 na9nt
Ro. 241-0on 9oufton ilnb @aIbeftou
.6:20 morgenS
Ro. 7-@pu Dallas II. Sort Bortb
:30 mor8en5
sc. 235-Uom Moroen. .745 bormitt
No. 15-4on Wnco. ....800 nndm.
So 9-@om Norben. ..7:40 abeno5
Nbfabrt
So 246-0ah 9ouiton nnb @eip Orr
leans 1920 moreens
SO. 17-Nn6 9uItin nnb gBabo. $685..
SO. 10-Mad) Dem Norben :. 900 BORN
SO. s. glah Dnrlas. Sort Borth
uuo 8aco. $50 nbenos
SO. 236-Rad Dem @orben. -. =.
900 abenes
10. 242-Nad Souiton unb Gal
uelton ........ 1920 abencS
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-07-24
HOLDEN IN ACRl-
CULTURAL FIELD
Unsuccessful Candidate for Governor
is to be at Head Of 100000
State Crop Bureau.
TO ExPEND $4,000 PER YEAR
Intensive Farming and Better Meth.
DDS of Cultivation Are to be
Aim Of the Promoters.

Prof. Perry G. Holden, noted Iowa
corn expert and recently unsuccessful
candidate for the republican nomina-
ton for governor, is to be at the head
of 100000 state crop improvement
bureau established at Des Moines by
the Des Moines Commercial club and
Greater Des MOines committee. Pro.
lessor Holden was formerly head OF
the extension department of the State
college at Ames, but re-
signed from that position when he
made the race for governor. He has
been selected as the best man in the
state to take charge of a permanent
crop improvement bureau. Plans for
the work are complete. An initial
fund OF 100000 is to be spent at the
rate of 100000 year and the expend-
lures are to be divided equally among
the n;noty-nine counties of the state.
Intensive farming and better methods
of cultivation are to be the aim OF the
bureau as directed by Professor Hol-
den. His choice for this place is ex-
pected to stop all talk about his can
1idacy tor governor on the third party
ticket.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-07-24

Alma Jacobsen, Flossie Wilson, Eva.
Boham, Agnes McGrath, Lucille Water
house, Edna, Grace and Dora Stark,
Violet Jones, Hedwig, Bertha and An
ma Knoxell, Helen Coin, Mary San
ders, Florence Staley, Blossom, Grace
and Inez Jones, Lygia Mcmillan, Har-
riet Wright, Anna Carroll, Leona Glau,
Esther Waterhouse, Esther and Flor
ence Kortman, Emma Fiene, Margar-
ct and Bernice Stiles, Ethel Timm,
Alice Turner, Lucille Boeck, Amanda
and Edna Nemitz, Hilda Mcmillan.
D. A. Holmes was in Sioux City
last week attending the firemen's
tournament.
At the home of L. P. Rose on last
Wednesday occurred the marriage of
Miss Myrtle Rose to Verne Thomp-
son, of Fontanelle, Rev. Mcmillan Of
floating. There was not large COM
pany present, only immediate friends
and relatives. During the evening a
company of young people charivaried
them and were invited in to eat ice
cream and cake.
John OConnell and jim Ebzery,
of Ute, attended the dance given last
Thursday evening. The Charter Oak
orchestra furnished the music.
The band concert and social was
postponed from Friday evening until
Saturday evening on account OF the
rain. A large crowd gathered for the
concert and to eat ice cream. They
made a neat sum of money, which is
to be used for the benefit of the band
boys.
hot no
from a paralytic stroke, but is some
what better now.
Snyder & MAR, of the Pastime the
ater have engaged Miss Jessie Win
ans to play for them evenings.
Thomas Thompson spent a few
days in Council Bluffs last week at
tending to some business matters.
Miss Arlene Johnson and her broth.
err, Harold, returned to their home at
Mason City Wednesday morning after
a pleasant. visit of several weeks with
relatives and friends.
On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Woodward went to Omaha, Mr.. Wood
ward going to buy for his store.
Roy Probasco came home Saturday
for a visit.
w. A. Brown and son, Asa, return.
ed last week from their visit with
their uncle, who lives in Illinois.
Mrs. T. N. Peterson and daughter.
who reside at Council Bluffs, came
for a visit of several weeks with the
Thos. Thompson and Peterson fam
lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Haakinson at
tended the firemen's tournament at
Sioux City last week.
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Many from this vicinity attended
the funeral of Mr.. Reimer in Denison
Tuesday.
John Meehan, for many years
resident in this community, passed
away at his home in Denison Monday
evening.
Miss Nellie Pollock, who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ed Gran
ger, returned to her home near Den.
ison to attend the chautauqua.
Geo. Sprecher has been making I'M
provements on his farm this summer.
Mr.. L. D. Vassar had charge OF the
work.
Henry Schramm and family visited
with Denison friends last Sunday.
The Misses Collins and Brown came
home Friday from summer school at
the DenisOn college.
Miss Agnes Owens received a first
grade life certificate from the state
superintendent this week.
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He was from the country, and he
was also a Yankee, and from befino
his bowed spectacles he peered in
quisitively at the little Jew: who &C
cupied the other half of the car sea-
with him.
The little Jew looked at him. Its
a nice day." he began politely.
you're a Jew, amt your queriec
the Yankee.
Eyes, sir-I am a clothing sales
handing him card.
But you're a Jew" persisted the
Yankee.
eyes, sir, l am Jew"
"Well," said the Yankee, Il am
Yankee, and in the little Maine vii
lage where I come from Pm proud tt
say there amt a Jew" #
eyes, sir" replied the little Jew
quietly, that's why it's a village. -
Exchange.
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Miss Florence Brown, of Ute, came
Wednesday for short visit with her
friends. She returned to her homo
Friday.
John Hollowell, of Dow City, was
in town on business Tuesday after.
noon.
w. A. Wilson made business trip
to Omaha last week.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. D. A.
Holmes entertained company OF
young ladies in honor of her cousin,
Miss Elan Bloomburger, of Perry. The
evening was pleasantly spent with
cards, after which a dainty twO-cOurse
luncheon was served The girls pre-
scented Miss Bloomburger with a souv-
enir spoon as a remembrance of her
visit in Charter Oak, and of the many
warm friends she has made during
her stay here.
DR.. CrewdsOn was called to Wood
bine to attend the funeral of little
niece, who was accidentally shot by
small brother 1t seems the broth
or was carrying a loaded shotgun and
in some way it was discharged, strik-
ing the little girl in the side OF the
head, killing her instantly. On Dr.
CrswdsOn's return he was met by
Mike Cops and family, who autoed
to Dow City after him.
Cecil Jones, of Dow City, was in
town Wednesday on business.
On Thursday afternoon the Misses
Inez and Clair Cops and Miss Jessie
Winans entertained from 2 to COM
pany of forty-two young people. The
afternoon was spent with games. Miss
Flossie Wilson and Leona Glau won
prizes in the donkey games. Miss
Grace Stark and Bertha Knoxell won
prizes in the flag game. A dainty
two-cOurse luncheon was served, after
which the young people departed for
their homes. Those present were as
follows: Verna Staley, Louise Hatten-
dorf, Sophia Thompson, Mildred Coin,
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as souvenirs. He would also like the
hip bone, supposed to belong to this
same animal that was given to parties
at Boone, and Mr.. Kay will endeavor
to purchase it. Mr.. Kay returned to
Iowa City Monday evening, taking
with him the collection, and will there
complete the report of his gndings. Mr..
Lies went to northern Iowa to make
an inspection of other gravel beds.
1t may be of interest to many to
learn that Mr.. Kay, while here, found
some evidence of coal, but stated that
it was brought here by glazier wash
and was not of natural formation. The
coal was found near Deloit.
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Warm GIoves.-An inventor has de-
signed what seems to be an entirely
practical scheme for keeping the
hands warm while driving the auto
mobile in the cold weather. He car
ries a wire from the storage batteries
to the steering wheel, and makes
contact plates on either side OF the
wheel. He also has contact points on
the thumb and middle finger OF each
glove. the electric curant keeps the
hands warm and comfortable in the
coolest weather. There is device
for regulating the consumption OF
current, depending upon the weather.
The amount of current used is less
than is consumed by siX-candle power
side or tail light. The advantage OF
this scheme is that the gloves are
lust like other gloves and the heat is
applied only when the glove covered
hand grasps the wheel in such way
as to bring the points of contact in
touch with the contact plates on the
wheel.
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]. ]. Johnson, of Parkersville, ar
rived in Denison Tuesday evening for
a weeks visit with his many Denlson
friends. He is on his way to Missouri
where he expects to visit with friends
in various points of that state.