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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30

biemme "a ON bore isuoeripoite
grsore. Der er tpungne til at
fpmpe unoer en- fremme0 og for-
baot Sane; 90 en- al Sc meoreiien
De forteaer ON Ell isnOeriDOif Bon.
De. Tom bar ale fine 6 Ssnner
inofalot / Den uIpffelige 9rig, %
Ell anoen bar bsrt ON en- gammel
ienoeripoif @nfe, bDis eneite to
Senner ito0 SIDE ON SIDE peo lam
Regiment % idiot I iamme Slog
(oeo 9ieee maaife), % / i'm 6or.
oiolelie oero1er ogr Sen gamIe
apinoe Tor i'm egen SaanO. Bort
unoe @an0ifab fon uDoe 5re0ens
5ru9ter uoen at iroete for SnO
faloelie.
Mon ri ifsnner paa 5reOens
5rugter, iom oi 6uroe2 5 Ran
bags par oct 100 @or, iioen 6ran
els Scott Sen ifreo Den american.
lie i. Rationaliang: 30 iapl can
non Zee By the oapns earIp Light
gion ri er ina tafnemmelige, iom
pi fun0e pare. iorOi bette 5ribe.
oens % 5reoens Banner 0aier ooer
os % pinfer 5re0ens 6rugter irem?
0asen efter areosmsoet par oct
y arbeioeroagen~. st amerifanif
iglno bapoe ct 9illeoe Tor anIeo
ninaen. 9oa bets enc SIDE iaos en-
amerifanif arbeiOer omgipet ai5re
oens 5rngter % paa Den nuoen en-
eproppiif, buis Stem laa / 6itiner
% ooer bois 9oDeo tbe ~Sbrap
nels@ e~fsplo0ereoe. "a ina Tiger
9lmeritaneren gS0ormeget beOre er
iea bog itillet emo Ban. SAB os, en-
ten pi Dor / 9p eaer paa SnnO. H.
le Del iamme % iaa tatte @u0
Tor 6reoens 6rlgter, o. beoe bom
ON Tor Seiu SfpIo mart at brin
le ari8en til at bere op" Tor Dem
oerbiemme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30

1nnife / aongresien. Oct norift
gIao oHeiorm~ i%friper, at meOens
babe Rorompno og SDenifere 6ar
bait noffiaiee Hepr9ienianter
acknowledgements, bar Gonifer,
ne / Amerifa ingen Sinoe - unO.
tngen 8ooomans golg / Gbicngr
= funnel gennemfsre upnIget al
2anosmRno til Heprpientantbuie.
eIIer Sen1tet, inotil Der M err Mu.
Iiebe6 for, at De iaar begge DeIe
6r. 1ieIs Suul er / Chicago bic
ben opitiaet iom aanoioat tiIaon-
gresien, og ! ari8ona er 9aniteren
Or. SuIius 8ernbarot 0ielien Bile.
ben opitiaet iom aanOioat til &c.
notet, og ban ifal boue eooe Id
fieter til at blipe ual9t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30

Gueene @. Chain. iom bar
baret 9robi6itioniiterues Gr9ii-
oentfonoioat. er nh aanoioat 10.
Il. 2. Senotor.8 oiten ira ari5ona.
3e, Der fen6er Manoens 6priebeO
fan forItoa, at ban ggr galgfam.
pen interesiont for GienOe iom
for Gen. 5 Geritnineen tos aae
bans aanoiontur Tor Speg; men
efter iom 9ioen ifri6er, ne6es Moo
itonoerne til at f9mpe ior fulbt
4lpor. Get er life umulist, al
Chain boner ia gei til 5orbunos
%ienatet. Oct oiloe npre reget BEL
biet at funne begnnoe meO en- ion
ban Hepreientont / aongresien
ifriper 06olfeblnoet."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30
&ria % Eorretminsslip.
(af 9. 9. ~

2ft be norSomerifnnife 5riitater
unoer arigen isIeIigt bill merle ei
afbrno I beres piotiorsreneoe Bor'
retninssliO, Iisger for S%aanOen.
Men melt bill bet ieIDislgeIis gao
no oper be Stnter. Der prientlig
oriDer en- enfeIt Snouitri, bOis ga.
res efsport gsr benz afb9ngiee al
Den gomle geroens Gpne til at ODER
taee grooufiet. 5 bette TiliaIoe
befinoer Zig nopnlis be Spoitater
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30

Tr9iioent @iIion mootos Den
Population Tom Of gelgiens &ege
ring ienotes til Naibington for at
appelere til limited States Siege
ring os 5olf / AnIeoning al De
gruiomme Smolinger, Iom IpIfer.
ne paaitaos at babe begaaet | Bel
glen. Wen ban bar npgtet at tage
imoo 9ornee 8. Brand al @bica.
go, iom fom for at iorel9gge Trn.
fioenten Ell groteIt ira Here tpif'
anlerifonife Srgnniiationer moo be
geifpl0ninger for @ruiombeo. ion
Den beIeiife Population f~remIagoe
moo ben tpife Scr. grpiioenten
bnp6er nernlig, at ban aIlereoe
for bar nngtet at tnge ! auoiens
gerioner, iom er feot ! andre frigs.
fsren6e 2anoe og MI Dor ! limited
Gtofes, for at orefte arigen meo
benz. De Dor 10 Der ! ct neiitralt
eano, og iaa maa be bare neutrale
8rriioenfen ! lit Spor til
ReiIer miIbeIm og ben beIsiife
Rommisfion bar bppoef, at ban
noo uqre neutral. Yraiioenten bar
Ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30

Or. tbeol. 9. g. abro6amion
glaoet .ausuitana~s 9eoaftsr, er
paa Gej til Sperrig Tor iom 6e.
prpientnnt Tor Den ipenif.futberifc
4ugnitana Snnooe at uperppre9Gr
febiifopinoDielien / ltpiaIn Com.
firfe anitnnoen0e s. Ropember. Or
abrabamion refer meo set itnnoi-
naniif-amerifmife Selifabs 9amp.
fiji 6reoerif VIII. Tom afieile0e
fra Rem gorf 0ns6og ben %.
September.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30

Oct er forfuroeligt at ifuae big.
De til0soe i arig, men BOG nGp.
pc inn irpgteligt iom ON ct Soft
nn0er Suerfultur. 9%etiinOigbe0
9~poeliesipge. 8leoagtigbeo og
@nosforlaotbeo ifuloe rnaOne op
% aaa til 8runoe nnoer uooortes
Jreo. Men boorfor noget al bis
fe Snoer2l Sette Spergsmanl
benitiaes til 0uerpeielie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30
a~rcosmgOsts Srnster.


I'm ielue areosmeOet oar Der
nit Inn cen @1euine Dos ale Tor
nniti9e 9Riener, Ben nemlis, al
BET Ieb beloiat al. Sea ipnes life,
at ri mprfeoe. at SlaHgen ira0el
peoe If 2oD til al ioraiite BET paa
noaet Omrdaoe. 9naOe Weniabeoen
% grRiteioIfene tog o0ermaaoe pei
imoo %. 8i / oct omtalte 8eiie.
ielffab ira Sincoln fom paa @rlno
At 5ogforbinoeIien ierit til aanias
gitp noget TENT. al. ont. 9 Sors
BAG afteu % par iaaleoes ior ill
oiat til aabningsmeoet; mel ri
bleo troos Smslcriet bu6t uenIist
I'll gor0s / 9eipisniHaslofalet o.
bepprtet pna bet beoite. ga Oa o.
par iaa opmprfiomme moo os 81.
tcrnsIere, fun0e ieg life lnoe pare
meo at fac til Op0arterne: IS ia
aer beore MOB os, emo DC pil tage
MOB De tnife SoIoater / goris.~
On ieIue Reoet iortnaer Sefre
tpren. Mpn ioa Msoets 5rugterl
5bor mango oe boor tore par oe2
ga. bet fan inaen oioe," tiger on,
oa br bar til Gels Ret. 90 ooa:
.5bao biqlper 9Pfit. iom ei uil
aro2@ 8rsoeoe Di pan MsOet al
faa Here 5rugter irem, life Blot I'M
Der felipe Sommenfomiten. men for
areoien I lin alminOeligbeo? Sab
ingen Ipore. at ct idaoont Spsrss.
moaI er uoe al OrOen; til bet er
BET life. ct areosms6e og ri bets
enfelte Reolemmer bnr oirfelig
baa6c ct tort aniunr os tore Op.
gnner for os al lsie, % preDeoe p:
rigtig pna oet2
Seq lagoe nof @Grfe til, at Ms
bet beitemte, at areoien ifuloe ltet'
tp z nmfunoets girtiombeoer
Sfolen / Blair. Misiionen | Utah
% SeIiebiemmet I gruib, og oct
par 10 peIment % font; men par
bet alligeDeI life at iejle | 5arpm'
be, iom life er areoiens2. Get liz.
ger bel | Sngens Ratur, at areo'
Iene ioni 8eIe al ben for. airfe og.
iaa Itetter 0ens fGaes @erning. vt
oeotaee, at are6ien itstter Samiun.
bets 8irfIombeo I oisie @rene, fan
nriten gipe oct ~lloieenoe al, at Der
er andre, bDori ben life oil biltao
set, boilfet 10 bog beIoieUis life er
9ilfploet.
Wen Iaa Grugten al areosmeoet.
5remifriotet for ielue areoiens gr
bei0e, fan bet meo OprIgti5beo i.
geg, at ri prepeOe pna at iaa Here
3rugter irem, at Ri forisgte paa
at brp6e ny og flere ganer Tor DOR
fraes 8irfiomheo2 Seq ipnes oct
fife. Oct 9frbeioe, iom bar uaret
poa areoieng 7ngsoroen I fortere
eGer lpneere lib, oct ueofenote
man iig og toe geitemmelie ON
Den er bet alt, Der fan Dentes al
en- iaa flor. pelbefolfet og u%elltil'
let areos Tom por2
Ger err noget, man bar falot
glttilfreosheoens GpangeIium"(Ibe
@oipel OF 9iscontent). Won Ri life
fiinne bebepe, at nogen boloer en-
ppffenoe gr9Sifen for os oDer en-
9efit oerfra? Bi er on life peo at
bIipe tilfreoIe me6 bet oIlereoe mo.
prn0ne?
Otter gerrtninaen | .Daniferen"
bar Minneiota areos taft omo aan.
beige &piletimer" % BAIT idaoon
ne pco fit aarsmsoe areosmsbet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30

gnnoe oifentIiet 90 prioai orbei
oes Der I SpoItaterne for 1ioen
iberbiat Soa at oipenOe ben 9'nr.
fe6sfriie. Tom ben bGmmeuoe BON.
ulosnoisrelic biz fsre meO ia. Snla
og asb al bette gro6uf err lioi ni
en- inopiflet aif9re. Der nbfsres
Der fra 0onoet gomnIo for op
imoo 100000 900 Dollars, eIler
omfr. SaIpbeIen al ben iomIeoe
afors0e. @en iaa inOfsres Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
g0eiacn ltciot nudJ.

GDicogp ST. 3. Septell'u,.hs,
Sufolgc bon idblebtcn grnteocrl~ ",
ten ans ocn noromeitli6en FroaU,'t;
3cn Gonooa'S uno iniolge BON ~
batnuhribtcm ooB oie 6ommerlpV.
5cn-Grntc in Sen Ser. Staaten llu'
224,0OO,O00 9uihcl crgebcn mllrpr
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ion nar 137O0O,O0O 9uiHel bctru
gen gegen 2O9,OOO,OOO i'm GorjaDlV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
9lcsiernne funft Nlunnt NnIGinstOH'
Spibc.

2ofeport q. s., 3. 5eptenF
Der. @eitern purOe bier conlla'
tirt oie @imoesregierluig uno 5aol
reide @ioentbiimer oes Wlolint @alD'
ington b6ttcn iiG iiber ben aoilfpre,sS'
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Scr @6itc W1ountain-6o 6oriireicrpdtlol'
geeiniat, uno oos 9(bfommen let po,'
Der 9fe0ierllno bereits gene6mI9l1
Gie 9iegierung beiibt ibon oieSpIee''
oes W}olnt 9looms lmo ocs Vloilll
Wlooiion iuie au1 Sonoitreden a''
0en n0r0IiAen gLbbdnaen Oerlelben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

2on0on Ont, 3. SepteIllDes,S y
Ser r@ron0 Erltnf &ilnlfep
fubr eeitern bel Gomofo in einen pO',
2onoon nod Dloutreol fobrenoe"
Giiter0ug. Seh6ebn @oiiogicre lpl'' :.
ocn lei6t, Observation-Disclosures ldlprll
pcrlcbt. Scr Sdnea6ug bcfano w.
ouf Scr 6obrt bon Gbicogo ileu
Wlontreol. Scr @crfebr ouf olelp'
Stredc 1T bisber gciperrt. Der a'F
ecridtctc Wloteriolihooen ioa Dc
trdhtli6 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
g[ms g9alhimaaton.


Sin @ert6 BON $25O0,0OOO00 ''
Sabre 1918 in Sen Ser Stadie'.
9lmerifoniibe SAitfe lper9e"
porlGufg nibt ans megifanll@s'
@ewdiiern 8uriidge5ogen lperOe'''
g8oIbiugtom 3. Sept. -9laa'
geItrigen offi5ieQen 9lngaben Des Sr'
fretdrS Game iiuO I'M Sabre 1918 ~
oen Ser. Stoaten N1inerole I'M %el
tie BON $2,5O0OOOOO0 proOll3'H
ipor0en, ipas me6r lit ais jenals DOL,
Der, uno Inn $200,OOOOO0 we5r ao olo
i'm Sabre 1912 imo Inn $50OOOO'VV1O'
mebr ais inn Sabre 1911. Selrelp'
Cane iogt cine nod groBere Sill'ay,
me ser YroOuftion bornus, luell l'~
oltr6 ocn Gricg in europa unO on
Groffning oes %anamafanals llep'
&erfauiSfa5ilitdten ergeben puroe"'
6Iotte bIeibtin Wtertto'
SSn glOniniItrotionsfreiicn Ipll'V'
oeIiern erflGrt, 0aB fcines Der N lll''
rifonii6en @epdiicrn befinOlId)en
&riegsi6iffe 5ur 3cit 5uriidgSo9c"
rper0eu ioac un0 OoB Die llepeIlla "
glmg Oes @efe6IS iiber Oie 0l0ns
bon Heor 9IOmiral 9oOger apl
Heor g(0ntirol GSIetder ollf ndd]lleH
W3onot oeri9obcn moroer iei ~
gl6Iicht b0tte beItonOcn oen eoI,
mon0owct6icl in Solnptou SfOa0'
por5une6meu
3meig 9onfen i'm u n~
ldn0e.
Iic guuoes Oieieroe Gonlll'r
Iion bat geitern beidIoiien, all ." Y"
9lntrag Der gotionol Gitp 8ant pU~
0}em gorf, i6r Die 9lnleglrng op~ ,'
8weig Snititiiten in Siioanlel"'
5u 9eitottcn ein5ugeben.
0ipIomot S6uugbrellV
noM @ien.
02ellon S'Sbougneiip, truDtsr,''
omerifoniidcr @eId0ftstrdger n p'.'
rifo, 1T uod g8ien 6eoroert iporOss:r
nm ais ouBcror0entliHer Setrslu'
ser oortigcu onerifoniiden Sur q.
Idoft 8ll flinoiren. SorOon s. SfaU' az,
Ter bon Baltimore, @}o. ipelher Oe'n
Iotcinii6 omcrifoniitten 9iireal' u. g.
tohirt it, bat iih naA Sonoorl y
geben nm ser oortieeit onlerIlu''
i6en @otiboft 5lt aliiitireu.
6or6Itoffe unterpegs
Scr gougreB 9lbeeoroncte Ser'.., !,
Wleb cr6iclt geTtern bon 9iotierou'sS
Oie D}o6ri6t, Dab 0eutidIonO Tus S,s
9luSfu6rperbot fir 6orbitoffe, apso Wv
nidt fir p6ormoceutiide %roollll..,
oltfgeboben babe, uno modt s..' Os,'
StnatslefrctGr @rDan 0opon ~''s ,
t6cilung. Cine ipdtere &o6eloePelus
mcloete Oie @cridiffung einer ~ -.
Oung Sor6itoffe mo So6lentQc'n
ipeldje na6 oeu Ser. Stooteu ~
Itiinmt imp, ii6er &otteroom.
Sr. Wleb eriudte Oos Staots'N. y,
portement, Shritte 5u t6nit ~"
ou9 Oeu Support bon pbornioce'l,n
iden Eroouftcu ans Gelttldlloo''''D,
onrdJ5uieben. Gic bieiigc TertII.or. y.
ouItrie mare no6e5u bradgcle9t lVpS
Oeu wenn 0elltidlauO ieine 0a'D
lioffc ni6t bate crportiren lalleIl-
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Seem yorf, 3. September.
S(uf Dem Gonipier uSeaig Slaf" alls
Ddnemarf, uGorpatbio4 ans oell'
Waittelmeer uno aaf Dem itolienildlea
Gampfcr u@crona~ famen 2l00 Fcr'
ionen Die @lebr5abl. 6eimfe6reloe
g[nlerifaner.
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@loberSbtIIe, gf..g, 8.
Scptcnber. 0ie Dieiige 3meignie-
ocrloiiung Der Sonoidub- 8obrifon-
ten 6omues 8rotbers crbielt 9eiterl
bon ibrem 2onooncr Bureau sic gSei-
Jung, ole borbonoencn @orr1tbe
nod Gnolano 6u ididcn. S8ie DER
bieiioe @eiddftsIciter ioot 1T oos
oobun oli8ufoiien Dob Die 6iciioc
Sobrif, melde 450 gluoeitelltc be.
ittditiet, ecihIolen miro. W1on bc.
trodtet oieien SHritt oIs 6oIee oes
9apsitonoes DER Snnoidub-3u
ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

Gan 8ranctSco, Gol., 8.
September. SSm bieligen 9unoes.
0iltriftsgcriht muroe geItern Der
9lntrog Der 9lnoesrceicrung aitf
Giniebuna eines 3wangsperiuoltcrS
fir 0cIldnoercien IN 2ern-GointD in
Golifornicn I'M @ertbc bon $4,000
600 obgemicicn.
BdiIe iir'S Qlnslnno belpr0t g. Olalne 41a
Cll.pnltlmotesStrane. nnhe Gnitpnl Npnie Qlue.
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" a \ iiigtplL g. Sept ~ @oti
ic6ofter Serrid iibern1ittelte aeitern
ocm Stoutsoeportemcut Sen @roteit
zines Gonites BON 9llnerifonern, oie
in Earis iueilen, gegen oas @crien
bon 9on6en ourd 0cltihe 2ift.
idifier Ger gotihofier fo6elte, OoS
frou5oiihe &rieesoepartement babe
ben 9eweis oeliefert, ooB oie Bonn.
ben bon Geutiheu 9eiporicn luoroen
ieien; in Oenicl6en ieien fleine oeit-
idc 6loggen unO Eroflonlotionen an
Die SSron5oien cnt6olten gelpeier.
Ger 9otic6oitcr cr6o6 niAt in ieincnl
glomen Eroteit, ionoern conitotirie
einfod, es iei 0ie lleber5euelne bon
9lmerifonern oic oen 8nl imteriubt
bdtten 0oB oos gom6enmerien cine
9erlebung ser Saager Convention
ici uuo cen 9iegcln cipiliiiricr Grieg.
fii6rlmg 5upioeualiie.
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9on0on 3. Sept. Cine Oe.
peihe Der vGentral gtews~ BON PIN.
iteroom erfldrt ans Berlin lei tcle.
grop5iid gemeloet uoroet Dab bic
ocutihc Neibs6oiiptitoot bon me6-
reren 9Irmeecorps geid5iibt miro.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-15
COLLEGE NOTES

Miss Iva Nichols, of Des Moines
visited over Sunday with her sister
Edna.
Miss Clara Blume, who is teaching
near Kiron, called at the college the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. kellar spent Sunday at home.
Miss Martha Hugg is coaching the
Vail high school class play.
Miss Nella WEIGH has taken VI
college work again.
Walter Kitson is carrying mail al
present.
The Girls Walking club is prosper
ing and is becoming one of the very
popular institutions of the college.
Edward Vernon, of this city, has
recently taken up work in the college
The Misses Nellie Girard and Alice
Frisbie made a flying trip to Omaha
Friday morning, returning the same
day.
Miss Josephine Pruehs received {
call from two of her sisters Friday.
The Booster club is repairing the
tennis courts and getting them ready
for the spring games.
Miss Ethel Wilbur called at the
college last Friday.
The Denison Normal college has
been accredited by the state for 6
six weeks summer term. Those who
attend this summer will get a raise
of salary amounting to 8 per cent in
addition to the regular salary.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-15
FOR DAY OLD CHICKS
Send to Denison Normal and Business
College. A few Barred Rock Cockerels.
w. c. VanNess, Denison, Iowa.
Notice in Probate.

Notice in Probate.
State of Iowa, Crawford County, S.
In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Paul
Heinrich Thomson late of Crawford
County, deceased
Notice of appointment of Executrix.
To Whom it May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
9Th day of April, 1914 the undersigned
was duly appointed Executrix of the
above entitled estate, and all cred
itors of said estate are notified to
file their claims in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court, in and
for Crawford County, Iowa, within
one year from date of this notice,
according to law, and have the same
allowed and ordered paid by the said
court, or stand forever barred there
from.
Dated April 6 1914.
Sophia Thomson,
+ Executrix.
p. ]. klinker,
Attorney for Executrix. 14-3t.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Monday. April 6, 1914.

Monday, April 6, 1914.
Fred Eggers and wife to John E.
Eggers-N1a NWA; SEA NWA 25-
S3-4O. Con. $12,S40.
Charles T. Koenck and wife to Claud
Jus Bielenberg-S1 SWB; NW14 SW
a 16-S4-39. Con. $4,000.
Claudius Bielenberg and wife to
Charles II. koenck-W1s 1S-S5-37. Con
$39, 416.25.
Claus J. Krohnke to Johannes Lo-
renzen-W. Sc it. lot 3, block II,
Schleswig. Con. 5000.
Tuesday, April Z. 1914.
Fred Lenz and wife, W helm LEM
and wife, ct al to Martin Saggau and
William Boettger-NR 14S3-4O. Con.
$4,000.
Ernst Bunk and wife to Andreas
Andresen-Lot Z, block 1874 Denison
Con. $3.50.
Emma l.. Schulz and husband to
Olive e. Case-Lots l and 2, block
as, Fairview add. Manila. Con. 81
800.
Chas. f. Cassaday and wife to Leon
NJ. Cassaday-W. 140 it. of Ne lots
l, 2, 3, block 20. 1nompson's subdiv.
of Prospect Hill, Denison. Con. 81.
Leon M. Cassaday and wife to Chas.
f. Cassaday-Lot 6 of lot 8, subdiv.
Lot 8, block 3, first subdiv. o. Grace
Park, Denison. Con. $1.OO.
Commercial National Bank OF
Council Bluffs to Samuel Mccullough
Lot II; VIZ lot II, block "a, Deni-
son. con. $4,000.
Wednesday, April s, 1914.
Paul Rix, single, to Louis G. Dorale
-Ss NEA 25-S5-41. Con. $4,000.
Martin Fineran to 7. H. Fineran-
SWA NEA 12-S4-SS. Con. $4,000
Thursday, April 9, 1914.
Thomas Adams and wife to hath
arine Green-N1s lot /, block Al,
Adams & Hoffman I'd add Vail. Con.
$3.50.
Mary Meier, widow, to Peter Meier
Lots and 6, Wilkins subdiv. Sc
SEA 24-S4-3S. Con. $1.OO.
Friday, April 10, 1914.
julius Jacobs and wife to Gustavus
A. Standt-Lot 2, subdiv. NEA SEA;
lot 3, subdiv. SEA SEA- and VIZ Sc
IA, all in Sec. 22-S4-41. Con. $27 500.
Jurgen Krohnke and wife to Paul
Rix-SWA 6-S4-4O. Con. $4,000.
Saturday, April II, 1914.
Leonard NJ. Johnson to Victoria
Johnson-Und. II block 50, Denison.
Con. $3.50. .
Frank L. Jones and wife to Claus J.
Krohnke-Lot 10, block 13, Schleswig.
Con. $500.
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| I. Howorth was a business caller in
Dunlap Tuesday.
Mrs. P. T. Finn visited relatives at
Sioux City Saturday.
Miss Hazel Ransom spent Sunday
in Boone visiting friends.
C. M. Jensen was in Dunlap yes
terday transacting business.
Mrs. J.. H. Gable and son visited
relatives at Boone over Sunday.
Mrs. Huldah Hall, the milliner, Wis
tied friends in Omaha yesterday.
Miss Anna Schlumberger spent Fri
day in Omaha visiting with friends.
Will Rath visited friends in Char
ter Oak Friday and transacted bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hilton were in
Onawa over Sunday visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. o. A. Patterson and son, Fred
erick were in Omaha Saturday spend
ing the day with friends.
Mrs. F. Fauglewart was down from
Brogan Monday shopping and visiting
with friends in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller left yes
terday for Colfax, where they will
spend several days at the sanitarium.
Percy Duncan was employed by the
city last week to drive the big trac-
tor and drag the streets of the city.
The streets were put into excellent
condition in only two or three days
time, Notwithstanding the fact that
they were very bad after the previous
weeks rain The tractor is proving
money saver for the city, for it will
do the work of several teams and
drags and does not take nearly so
long.
The Los Angeles Limited, passing
through Denison at 9:21 a. m. Friday
morning was something of circus
train, carrying two car loads of lions,
tigers, leopards and other animals in
tended for moving picture purposes.
The animals were the property of the
Selig people and were going to Los
Angeles. From there they will be
taken to the mountains and foothills,
where they will be turned loose in in
closures and African jungle scenes
staged. The Selig animals were &C.
companied by party of twenty-five
people of all nations, who when they
get ready to pose for the cameras
will be the wild men of the woods.
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DENiSoN
Hdditional 4ocal

Miss Blanch Fremel, of Vail, spent
Saturday in Denison.
Phil Scn1umberger was in Omaha
Friday transacting business.
Charles Fredericks was in Omaha
Thursday transacting business.
Mrs. Oscar Remde was up from
Dunlap Saturday visiting friends.
Lynn Rood, of Dow City, transact
ed business in Denison Thursday.
Miss Clara Dobler, of Ute, was a
pleasant caller in the city Saturday.
Mrs. A. A. Luke was up from Dow
friends.
The Misses Lizzie and Mary Walsh
of VAIL spent Saturday in the city
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dieter, OF
Vail, visited friends here last week
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Walsh were over
from Manila Thursday shopping and
visiting friends.
Miss Jessie McVey, of Omaha, was
an over Sunday visitor at the E. T.
McAndrews home.
Mrs. Bernie Moeller, of Council
Bluffs, was an over Sunday visitor at
the August Moeller home.
Attorney E. H. Swasey4was up from
Dow City Thursday transacting bust
ness at the county capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ducander have moved
into the new house recently erected
by Fred Boettger on Anthony street.
Mrs. Tom Lally and Mrs. Patrick
Sheridan were here from Vail Satur-
day shopping and calling on friends.
DR.. A. H. Rosburg, of Sioux City,
spent the latter part of last week in
Denison visiting friends and relatives.
Carl and Martin Bretthauer
motored over from Charter Oak Sun
day to spend the day with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Magnus Hollander and Mrs.
Schmidt were down from Schleswig
Saturday spending the day with
friends in the city.
Miss Francis Mcintyre returned to
her home in Council Bluffs Sunday at.
ter pleasant visit in Denison with
Mrs. Raymond Conner.
Dan Voss left last Saturday for
Freeport, ILL.,, where he is visiting his
sister, He expects to return to Deni-
son the last of this week.
Pierre Schlumberger who is a
student in Creighton Medical college
at Omaha, spent the week end in Den
ison at the parental, Phi. A. Schlum-
berger, home.
Miss Edna Raine, who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Raine, the past week, went back to
Lehigh the fore part of the week to
resume her school work.
Miss Clara SERVER, who is teaching
in the public schools of Omaha, re-
turned there Sunday after having
spent the Easter vacation in Denison
visiting at the parental home.
Miss Elsie McAndrews left Monday
for Des Moines to resume her school
work in Drake university, where she
is senior. She had spent the Easter
vacation in Denison at the parental, E.
Il. McAndrews home
William Mickey of Omaha came up
Wednesday for short visit with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Scheuermann of
this city. From here he went to Nor
folk, Nebraska, where he will continue
his work for correspondence
school,
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To Harlan nursery for anything to
plant Sart that planting now, don't
wait, lose another year or wait until
you can buy gold or silver spade;
it don't cost anything; each dollar
adds $40; each $40 adds $500, if you
buy and plant this spring of w. NJ.
Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 14-2t
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Here is a Bargain.

Half section of wilo land in south
ern Lyon county, Minnesota. Four
miles from two different towns. Land
rolling, but not rough. Good soil and
subsoil. Price $55 per acre. Easy terms
A. r. Abel, 305 Davidson Bldg, Sioux
City, Iowa. 15-2t pd
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WANTED at once at hospital, two
girls, one to cook and one for up
stairs work. For further information
apply to Miss Buck, Denison Hospital
13-tf