davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-19
tr.em Our Exehanses.)

.. of the buEologists who IS
 .- of the Kleinschmidt scientific ..,on gathered in ss5 worth of .s. day he landed at Seward from pas .s,.r The succeeding day he tns so,, of the time scouting about spe" .x.a up $2o. But this gentle ah' .,.v what he wanted. what 1t ~ -.en he found 1t. and where to market 1t after he got it. There's the rub!
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-19

"s print everything and anything - les rrintins line at the Nugget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

Tia, loot GrfCbertuaiuoe al EitcrriN
or Ell 1nttcr al Den / fin Gio Tor itu
iicINnc Sfisnbe0 bcfieu6te Grfcber,
tltgiuoc GIiiobctb, iom / Ottober
1917, IS gor gamneI Ggtebe Grte'
bertug 6er6inauo al Cite (oso
1S49) oQ iom anoen Sang bar gift
meo G]rtcbcrtug Norl 6erOirono,
"Re0crtinbcn" al @apcrn er fsot
Den 2bcu ,S1tIi 1S49 / griiir, boor
bcnoca 6ooer Dor 0ioiiionS8encruI.
6oocrcn oeoc imiOIertio ct Bar
MQancOer eiter GottcrerS 6soieI,
lem IeIQe al Ell 3pnlScpc6emi.
Eriricoic N}orio Gbcreitu bar npot
en- mcgct ombp88cIig CpbrageIie.
SUN oprtcOe mreo iGrIig &oer Vhliit
o0 NoIcrtunit. Ii8eiom bun ogiao
erbpcrucSc fig ct meget grunoigt
aien0iPab til gotorit. BrinicSicrr
eier cuOnu ct / @apern mcget ticno,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

fiPrlig fomrner % tiIbpber lin SipIp.
"gtei tuien Sat, on bare ieIer. Saf,
. in Siplp ifoI leg life bune no0ct
al, 9aa bare life ipcien ser, iua eisr
on Ga Iiot Rptte. Bare gaa meo Oia,
Der, iee bar ingen 9ru5 for Din
Si9Ip, on bare ieIer" o. D. 90 oen
tore iIinfe Sige, Tom iaa eIoo % iii.
IioSiuIb bsb fin Slplp, qaar ppf, roo
/ aniistet % mCo 9inene fuI6e al
Saarer.
Gaer Der fommer 6eu lille 8ilt
Itormcnoe in0 % iortplIer mc6 tilt
brcnoe 0ine ON nogct moriomt ban
bar pGret mcb poo. SfiPnhegiriten
berer life bans mrrtrc Stemmc, Ter
life bans SrpO, ieIer ineen @IT0e
peo OF ban Itrar m q q iro % iortGle
oct, nei SfiGn0egipiten bare al
brpber foIbt oo tsrt: "Sar on tsrret
Of Ssboerne bine? 6p oa, on bar
islet paa @ltlpet. On err ga ogioa
en- Sslefop. gdl fou on npre iube,
ieg bill life bare mere Sol al dig
ioag." Sriit % ltocn - oa iaa iIn0
% liben - lltifer ben lille no al
Stlten, mems Den trangipnte Spbro.
gerinbe iibber % i~triffcr cler ipr lige
retiGrbig oa er ioo uipigeIia iiffcr
paa, at alt bpaO bun gier, er ioo rig.
tig, ioa rigtig.
Seq ipnes at iIige Sfipnbeairiter
life fan NOT anflogeS Tor, booo DC
gisr.
Seq iaa iiior poo 2oubet en- li0elt
Eige, iom fom gIPocSitrooIenoc til
i'm Sante meb Saanben iuIo al ptlbc
9rinsebGr, iont bun bopbe pIllffet.
Gem ifaI on fao, - aIleiommeu",
raabte bun gloO % unoieIig % Log
De Dem / SontenS Sang. Men boao
iparebe benne llomerfeoe 9ome? ?
Sid - fp oa", uobreo bun, "0ll
lGsger bel life DC opmmelige fliSies
De gprcne paa Siolen min? 8aa
Din Sci, tror on eg piI ipiie DC
9prene, iom on bar boIbt / Dine flo
ne 6ingre2 gu er rigtig en- Girls,
bporior paifer on dig life fsrit, ie
MI ieler on paa &ioIen Din egen ogs
iaa."
SoiIfen Spnb De gisr bisie sfirn.
begi9iter. Spor forbitrer be life 81.
bet for De unge. Stsier oiSie Iiot,
i~naffer be bsiere emo goo Zone an.
tpber, Ter De Iiot beit - bpisIer
olubielig ct prebt "SpS" inS % eoe.
logger beres @IGoe. gla set er itpgt
er set.
@en ifige @enneifer, Tom life fan
beber'fe fig operfor biSie @ipcts ar.
geite Sngentinger, men giper lin
oumme og Iatterlige @rebe frie Gei.
Ter, be N~enneifer gisr en- itor Snb
beo at paat0ge Jig of opOrage @ern.
9e brpber bereS 9ipslpit, faor Dem
til of tabe Eroen pad fig ieIo o. gisr
at De iaar ct msrft % faIift Spn pao
Sipet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
I'll Sauoinecrne.

Soorlebes snar bet meb Ntinbegas
ben til 2anb?
Seq bar i Den ienerc SiS fnaet @rco
fra foritieIige 2anSin9er bbori aisrcs
ppennepnte og Iienenbe SpsrgSmonI,
Stam at it8e maa jeg tiIitna at ieg
life peb mere berom enS De, men bar
ielp i~frebet til forifieuigc, iom ieg
troebe maattc pibe noget bcrom o8
giort be ian1mc SpsresmnaI. Sa bpcnt
fan MI gioe o5 Soar. Som bel De al
I~erfleite 2anoin9er bcficnbt bIco BET peb
bort Steorc / minneapolis iioitIeoen
Suni. meS itor geseiitring enitemmig
beilnttet at sao / Sci meo at inOiomIc
en- Rinbe8aee til 2anb til 1914. Be-
ilutningen oerom bar omtrert iom fsIs
ger:
"geifuttet at 2anbineslaeet iqtter
ii9 / Sptbien for OF inbiamIe en- Nirs
besape til pGroi8e s~rGn9euOe / Norore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
npcm Sromnimg so 9ar

Get er MI omtrent nsiogtig ct
ballot anrbunoreOe, iiOcn aongerl8et
@aperlt bapbe en- 0ronning.
Zen ulpffelige 9onge &ubpig ocn
9lnoen, iont beiteg Gronen / 1864,
bar og forblep uGift, oG &rinSre8ent
2lritpolo, iom i~ornpIig ci8if ocO Dr.
Sen, bar Gnfcman6, ba ban / 1856
opertog Rcgentifobct. @upcrn bar
frcmoeIes life faoet noGen Gronning,
men MI bar iaIfnlO Erinarcgcnteu
en- Suitru, % hcnne bill / mango Gil
fGIoc fomme til at ~oaretogc DC Eli8'
ter, Ser ellers paabotIcr en- Gron.
ming. 81. a. piI 0iplomotiet %
SoiieIitobct MI bGue ct natllrli8t
Wiotprtrtt pe0 ale Setter % Mooto.
geIier.
Zen npe Qrinsregent 2itbWigs
8emaIiu6e, 8rinieSie Naria Sbere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
fer, IS. 8 Gents. Spcbe bctaltcs

fer, ID. 3 Gents. Speoe betaltcs I
8%ienncminit $3.50 % for Iiae mani.
&c Euub 8iienJrpu, so Gents. Scr
bar q Gents pr. Tuiin FOR seg %
"a Gents for en- 8alon Welf.
- SsuieaisbSIen er uomerfet for
a~isffcnbapen % bsr iamIes og op.
bepares unbcr. Tag ior oct BRIG.
Zen fan meo 2etbeo ~ianrles / Ssuber
eller 8uSicr, ON man itrsr alilalfe,
Sagmig, Ieiltsp eIler TOR Mpriorb
unoer @oglerne.
On 8ipbielipreber lpnner iig
paa TO Waaber minoit = ben letter
Nrbeioet % faar @isbSlen I'll at ref.
fe lGn9er, END nanr man ipreoer ben
meb Saanbfraft.
ut man bar Observation-Disclosures
unoer Gag, naar De life BRIGGS, er
bra NOT, ioa Iangt BET Refer; men
iaoer man Dem rllIte % raabne peo
lite at pubic, ollie % male Dem. be.
taller life ct Ntaifinifur Jig, iom oct
ltltloe. Sor Ell alminbelig Sarrner
er Der Tengc | at tage Sare paa
Sarmmalfinerne.
Get er FOR ct 9anb % en- 9ta.
ton al Itsrre 9ctpbning, enb mango
betpnfer, at iaa mango iom milist
al Dem, Der Oprfer Soroen, eier oct
2anbitpffe, De bprfcr. s Ell Graft,
bpor SooSbrllg % 2cic al 2ano BIZ
Der meget %alminbcligt., fol man life
peltte Jig megen Sremeang bperfen
| ell cacr anbcn Hetniu9.
Wais % IIfalfa uo9ier iii.
Iommcn en- "bnlonicrct" Station baa.
De ior &reaturer % Scite.
Gen 2auomanb, iom br9ber Ell
Suail, err en- meget uforitonoig 9ano.
mano. Haar unbtaaeS Spurp, &roa.
fe % en- eaer TO Slogs Ssg er ale
Sugle / bette Sano til gtptte for Sor,
mcren. Seriur ifillbe Sarmeren free
be. @eifpttelie for SileIene, Der er
bans gobe genner.
- Ser apleoes / Soreneoe Stoter
/ 1909 Teamtts for pmtrent 1S Mil,
lioner Dollars. Sc, iom aplebe oisie
"sGrterusbber", fit / @ienneminii
onltrent "a Gents pr. 9uibel.
@n Sen al Sr9ffugIen % be
ANDRE Suele ogiaa bar regnet no, al
De bare / Staten Iem gorf bperi
aar fort9rer oper 3 Wiaioner gu,
ibcIs al itaoeIige Sniefter. Spnf,
boilfe Sslser oct piIbe foa, ON bisie
6ugle meb ct SIag blep ubrpbbebe
- 9es biqigerc man fan able Ell
gnlbel Mais eler probucere e.
Buno Sleif. bes mere tiener MAJ
oerpaa. gler / pGrite SiIfeIoe: Oes
minore taber man. Sor en- Sarmel
maa NOT tiot og ofte finbe iig / of ieI,
ge Grooufter meb Cab ogioa.
Sober o9 Welfefler bsr iff(
iamtibigt lippes no / set famine
garo MI | gintertiben al Den @runo
at bpab SoIerue betragter iom Seq
feler alerne tiOt iom Eortur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Cor Rntnnsn.
Grin!
Gebiaeret al en- sraitiit

Der flnbe ifripes tpffe 9seer ON
alt BET, iom Der life bsr grimes for
Der / 8eroen. Der bsr 10 naturlig.
bis / oct belle taget life grimes. Wen
fremior alt bsr Der life grimes oper
2iuets bitteimaa ga1oteaer.
en- Sfi9nbegiait fon sisre Stem.
met, iom 10 ifal bore ct ireoelig
Steo, til Ell l~tfreoens goIig. 90 oct
er set rare, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS net
pp treifes bpppigit blanot De iaa.
falote "itomerfebe" Wenneifer. 90
paa @rlnb al beres egen llfeilborIig.
beo, ifiPnOer % griner bisie Werne-
ifer oper aft ipm life er efter beres
Streg. 9e fan goot ppre baobe DON.
ncbe, bra, bGoerIise, o~pofrenoe. ia
enoog friitelige Wenneifer bisie
SfirnoegiGiter. &c fan o9re / 9e.
iibbclie al ale fire - eler .er. oct
fipp2 = aaroinalbpoer og enSa ESt
til - men CRIME oe Ifipnbe, oct II m
be life labe bore. Se err uioritaaen.
De og useHtptlise. % itrenge, ia haar:
oe o~perfor Sc imao 9umbeSer %
aloeictbeoer iem gsrn % ~ltngSohl
fan besoa. 90 Sc ifipnoer cg ifirr,
Der 9ioe oe ntibe for. off mulig,
melt for BET, iom er aIlerminbit. Oct
er Iigeirem iiGleIig N~Gsbanbling !
Spor faiter life oct eoige Sfi9no
Sfpage ODER gsrnenes 9ip. Sfieno
% Grin er oeres baglise grsb.
Staffars Smnal
Seq fienote ct RenneIfe hos bpem
Srpgten for, at nogen ifulbe isle paa
Susen bar blepet ben rene Spgelig.
beb. Sun lao iom paa GaaIer peo
Raaltioerne. i9rbis til of fate iis
oper ben lllpffelige, iom maatte ipil.
De en- 9raobe poo 9usen. 90 b9nb.
te Oct MI uirfclig, iaa brsb oct Iss.
"Nu isler on isien. on err ba osiaa
en- Girls. Gu biirbe famine Dig" o.
|. b. 90 oct benote enbog, of Der
panfeo en- froitig Srefig for en- Sau-
ceilGf iaa itor iom en- ert. Spor
imaoligt oa nsielt er BET life at boIbe
iligt Seucn for en- Sl9f. iom iaa let
fan paifes al meb Sebe oe ganb,
fanife iorbitre belle 5amiIielipet for
ilise 9agaiellers Sfplb.
If. og bpor oite blir life gsrn
msot meo baanli9c Orb, nanr be
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

I2rborium og bar life ioa iiel6en
.trcpet iPrOcIcs aoOe Grtitler / Oct
ootouiife ScIifobs 3ioaifrift.
Yrinie1ier, iom arpeoe i'm Wo-
oer8 Sfisubco, bleo Den 20oe 6ebrlt.
ar 1868 iormPtet mc0 Eriu3 2ub.
mig al gopern. Nj 9ggteporrets IS
&srn er > oigooct Ue0 Gc0cn. Ia
@rinIc9icn i 1909 feircoc lin 6Ooe
6~eoieIsoog, bIep bun 8ieuitaro Tor
oImiuocIig SpIocIt ira ale &unter
al 9upern. Sen0c3 pioitratte 600
gisrcnbc0 og itore 3ntere5ier fOr II.
Iantropiifc 6orauitoItringer er Iige'
iaa OeIficnot iom benbc3 aiGrIigbeb
til i'm Raro o. fine @srn. Cite
bar man inaleOcs ~ipsgcnbe / Sluoene
falSt beroc Tor: Zen IDtteIige gto.
Der / Den lpfteIiBite GomiIie /
9upern".
etuS "returab. Soften" til eIRst 90 9eH'
rrr { bet rnmle arub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

eeuS "returab.pohsu" til eIGst 90 9eH'
ucr { BET Gnmle gruo.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-03
CRYING FOR HELP
Lots Of 1t in Denison, But Daily Grow
ing Less.

The kidneys often cry for help.
Not another organ in tho whole
body more delicately constructed:
Not one more important to health
The kidneys are the filters OF the
blood
When they fail the blood becomes
foul and poisonous.
There can be no health where there
is poisoned blood
Backache is one of the frequent in
dications of kidney trouble
1t is often the kidneps cry for help
Heed it.
Read what Doan's Kidney Pills
have done for overworked kidneys.
Read what Doan's have done for
Denison people.
Mrs. Henry Henricksen. 2l1 Court
street. Denison. Iowa. says: "One Of
my family had. more or less pain and
lameness across the back and TO stoop
or lift was an impossibility. This per
son was unable to find relief until
Doan's Kidney Pills We're procured
from the Lamborn Drug Co. They act.
ed beneficially in every way and
brought relief from the pains and
aches"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans'-and
take no other s.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-03

of the week designate specially holy
days. There is the express command
for abstaining from ordinary work
every seventh day, keeping it holy,
and when this is done God is satisfied
Jesus expressed little care for those
who made much of days. ceremonies,
forms. losing sight of the more i'm.
portant things necessary to obtaining
salvation through belief on His name.
We might add here that it seems
strange that there are groupes OF work
ing men who have arrayed themselves
against the bible and its teachings
when to it alone can be given credit
for the laws demanding Sabbath rest
assuring to the mass OF the working
men day when their employers can
not demand labor.
All the children should be called
upon to learn the ten commandments
They are chart to guide them
through life. Too much stress can
not be laid on these commands being
woven into their characters. Next
week we consider the rest OF the COM
mandments, all Of which are most i'm
pOrtant
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-03
NIsHNAsoTNY ITEMS.
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Tom Mcdonald, of Defiance. an old
friend of the McGinn family, visited
at their home the fore part Of las,
week.
John Hamann and Claus kuhl ship
ped two car loads of hogs to marke,
Tuesday morning.
Otto and Herschel Tryon spent sew
eral days in Des Moines last week at
tending the state fair.
Willie Mullenger and James Tate
were at Charley Gosswilers Sunday.
John McGinn left Wednesday morn
ing for a few days sight seeing al
the state fair.
Miss Hattie Mundt is staying near
Deloit with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Thompson, helping care for a new
nephew.
Dave Comstock attended the state
fair at Des Moines last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hickey and Ed
Dillon were Sunday visitors at the
McGinn home.
Jim Tryon and family visited at
the John Tryon home last Sunday.
Willie Mundt was state fair visit
or last week.
Simon McGinn took in the carnival
at Vail last Wednesday.
Henry Miller and August Loewe
spent the week at Ceylon. MINI.
Miss Della Nehls visited Thursday
with her brother Willie, and family.
Misses Jennie Main and Mary Fin.
negan, Ed Dillon and James McGinn
were callers Sunday evening at the
Mullenger home
John McGinn visited with relatives
at Delhi last week.
School commenced at district No.
3 Tuesday with Miss Dora Schroeder
as teacher again.
Mrs Annie Steinkeuhler and daugh.
ter, Miss Alma, and Mrs. August
Loewe spent Thursday at the Miller
home helping Mrs. Miller celebrate
her birthday.
Miss Mary Finnegan returned to her
home at Omaha after a ten days visit
with her cousin, Mrs. John McGinn.
Ernest Poleske has been hauling
brick preparatory to building a els.
tern and putting in waterworks.
Many of the Nishnabotny old set.
tiers attended the picnic at Denison
last Wednesday.
Henry Asmus shelled his corn and
marketed it at Manila Monday
Jacob RusterhOlz and family enjoyed
day last week at the Vail carnival.
Mr.. Timothy Sullivan. of Omaha,
came up in his auto for an oyer-Sun-
day visit with his daughter, Mrs. John
McGinn. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Finnigan, Mrs. Mccartney anG
Mr.. Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Mundt and chill
dren were called to Denison by the
death and burial of Mrs. Mundt's
mother, Mrs. Leutjens. Mrs. Mundt
spent several weeks at her mothers
bedside. Friends here extend their
sympathy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-03
BOYER ITEMS.
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School began in No. 5, Stockholm
Monday with Miss Iva Mason, of De
lott, as teacher.
Miss Fanny Woolston went to Den
ison Sunday evening. She will at
tend the Denison high school this com
ing year.
Miss Winnie Linquist. of kiron. Wis
tied over Sunday with her friend
Nellie Fleming.
Miss Irene Anderson entered the
high school in Odebolt Monday. She
will stay with her sister, Mrs. Edlol
Hendricksen.
Geo. W, Newcom has recently re-
signed his position with the Bowman
Kranz Lumber company. Mr.. Hart
will be the new man.
Quite a number of people from this
vicinity attended the old settlers pic.
mic.
The Misses Tina Nelson and Mar.
garet Fleming opened their fall terms
of school September LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Newcom visited
at the Seth Anderson home Sunday
evening.
Miss Nellie Fleming left Monday for
Denison, where she will attend col
lege.
The Misses Irene Taylor Irene
Anderson and Fanny Woolston and
Mr.. VIM. Fleming attended the rural
graduating exercises in Denison Sat.
urday afternoon. They are all grad.
yates from this vicinity.
James Abbott was Deloit caller
last Thursday.
Chas, Peterson. took Lem Watts
place on the mail route last Friday
and Saturday.
Don't forget the Epworth League
al the NJ. E., church every Sunday
evening, beginning at 8 o'clock. You
are welcome.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-03
sRoGAN ITEMS.
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O'Donnell brothers shipped three
cars of cattle to Chicago Saturday
Jim O'Donnell going in charge of the
stock.
Mrs. Tom Brogan was passenger
to Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Riner Stienfock was bust
ness caller at Denison Saturday.
Miss Agnes Brogan was a passen.
ger to Vail Tuesday.
Tom and Ed Darling visited at the
Dick Peters home Sunday.
Charles Frenzik was passenger to
Omaha Sunday.
Chris Roth is the proud owner OF
an Overland touring car.
Mrs. Harry Weed is the owner of a
Ford car.
Mrs. keil and two children visited
at the S. J. JAMS home this week.
Mrs. Ripple was passenger to
Denison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gum and Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Wagner started by auto to
Missouri Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Richardson
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gum. Mrs. Wag.
ner, Mrs. Madden and children and
the Maynard families attended the
funeral of Edward Duffy Wednesday.
Many people from here attended the
Vail carnival.
Harrison Maynard. Frank Brogan,
brother and sister. Agnes. visited at
the Ed Brogan home Sunday.
Robert Darling. of DelOit, visited
at the Dick Peters home Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dresser are the
proud parents of baby boy.
2. Williams visited at the Tom Bro.
gan home Sunday.
Fred Weed and sister, Bernice, visit.
ed at the Tom Brogan home Sunday.
Master Marvin Cochran had the
misfortune to have a grindstone fall
on his leg and break it. We hope it
will soon be all right again
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve JAMS and fam.
lily visited at the Tom Brogan home
Sunday.
Miss Ezetta Crunt came to start her
school in district No. 8.
Jim Blessington and Miss Bertha
Voss visited at Odebolt Sunday
Bill Nelson visited at the AL Wag.
ner home Sunday
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-03
JACKSON ITEMS
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julius Hagge and John Jensen each
got couple of loads of cattle from
Omaha Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gum and Mrs.
VIM. Nelson spent Wednesday at Vail.
julius Jams. John kock and Fred
Rickers each threshed clover last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Lamp were pleas
ant callers at the Jams and Kock
homes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dettbarn and son
Hugo, Mrs. Bertha Henricksen, Mr..
and Mrs. John kock and son, John,
motored to VIM. Rocks, near Lanes.
boro, Sunday.
August Bornhoft shipped load of
cattle from Vail Saturday.
Andrew Ahrenkeil is building new
corn crib
Friends and neighbors gathered at
the John kock home Sunday to sur
prise George in honor of his birthday.
Dick Auen and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
kock and son, Clarence, went to
LanesborO Saturday for a visit at the
Wn. kock home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Drees-
sen, son, Friday morning. We con-
graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hines, of O'Brien
county, and Grandma Kimes of Ced-
ar Rapids, are visiting at the William
Hines homes this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Schonebaum
entertained their friends and neigh
bOrs Saturday evening.
The past week has been a hard one
on the creeks as many are drying up.
and unless we soon get rain the stock
will suffer for water. as well as the
crops.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-03

Lake View Sunday and spent the day
| fishing.
Messrs Sam, Dick, Hance and Miss
Minnie Birkhofer also autoed to Lake
View Sunday.
Miss Annie Kehl visited her friend
lone McCord, Monday.
Miss Lille Turner and sister, Syl
via, and brother, Virgil, visited at the
w. E. Armtsorng home Monday.
John Birkhofer and sons. Sam and
Hance, and daughter. Annie. autoed
to Denison Tuesday
Miss Vigrinia Marks and Miss Min.
ME Birkhofer visited with F. Fien'
holdt Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Price and children. OF
Dunlap, visited Saturday night and
Sunday at the E. w. Armstrong home
Miss Marjorie Bryan returned to
her home Wednesday from Des
Moines. where she had been visiting
he rfriend, Miss Lille Turner.
Last Friday evening number OF
Guy Argotsinger's friends went to his
home an dgave him a good surprise.
The evening was spent in games, and
all present report good time.
Miss Marie Carson returned to her
home at Arion Friday evening after a
two weeks visit at the E. w. Arm
strong home.
Miss Grover returned Friday to be.
gin the fall term of school in district
No. 4.
- Mrs. Marks Sunday school class
met at the J. Henderson home Thurs.
day afternoon and all report good
time.
Gus and Grace Armstrong attended
church at AriOn Sunday evening
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-03
Children CRY
FOR FlEIChER'S
g ASToRlA

She IS there among them-a joyless
shell, price marked, and vice marked,
without friend, beyond the barriers
locked without the gate through which
none may return.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-03

Strong bright eyes and clear head
are the results of DR.. Weber's eye and
ear treatment. and glasses. Call on
Wednesday. September 10th. at Hotel
Denison. Examination free.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-03
NEWS FROM PARADISE.

Miss Minnie Birkhofer visited al
the Jas. Turner home Wednesday.
Guy Argotsinger was visiting in Ari
on Sunday evening.
Joe Bramley and sisters autoed to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
}1.145 SPENT BY
PROSECUTOR|N
PHACAN CASE
dorsey Submits Itemized State
ment of Expenses to the
County Board.

statement showing a total Of 81,
i45.2a to have been spent by the So
.cjtar Generals office in the Mary
Pagan case was filed with the Coun~
h commissioners Wednesday.
The expenses cover a number of
he lines along which the investiga-
ion was connected, showing the en-
7lovment Of finger print experts,
handwriting experts. women detec-
ives artists and physicians.
An interesting item is fee of $50
,aid to DR.. H. F. Harris, Secretary
NJ the State Board of Health, for
rertorming a post mortem examina-
ion upon the body of Mary Phagan,
md an additional 800 paid to him
Is a witness. DR.. John Funke, DR.
rIarence Johnson and DR.. George NJ
Niles received $50 each as witnesses
Tor the State.
Miss NJ. S. Burge was paid SO for
detective work, c. p. Moore, $40 for
detective work. while various small
sums were paid to city detectives for
expenses. c. J. Smith received 800
5r Albert S. Osborn, a handwriting
.yoert. !. j. Fletcher and P. A. FLAX,
fngcr- print experts, received Sc and
.25. respectively,