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AUCTION SALES.

THE undersigned, receiver OF the
Eggette Coal Co., will sell at
public vendue, on Monday, the ninth
day Of November, 1914, at 2:30 p. m,
at No. 32l East Ewing St, Trenton,
N. J., all the property OF said COM
pany, free and clear of encum-
ORANGES. The property consists of
machinery for manufacturing coal
briquettes or eggettes, run by cleo
tricity, buildings. rights under lease,
franchise, Office furniture, etc.
FRANK D. SCHROTH, Rooms
1904 American Mechanic Bldg,
1879 East State ST., Trenton. N. ].
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u. S. Treasury Finances.

washington, Nov. 4-The condition O.,
the United states Treasury az the begin
ming 81 business to-day was: Net balance
m general fund. $50 246. s07. total receipts
Yesterday. Sl.234 $50: total payments yes
terday. S3827.sig The dencit this fiscal
year il s48. 62e. 1+3. against a deficit Of
s6l1s. SIS last year. exclusive Of Panama
Canal and public debt Transaction
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The following transactions we're recorded le''ei
day I'M he New YORK Real Estate Exchange
py samuel GoldsucNot
MADISON Az. 1874 cor l26th 81 lVllI
S.. 81 dwe. sold 10 the plaintiff icf S4l.'9-
N samuel Marx.
lc7TH ST IL W s.. 1855 W Lcnot az I3H
99li. @ SIS bids. sold Co the pianiin Tor 'o.VvV.
Uy Joseph =. Day.
l-TV ST 80 L. IS . 90 "a sv. i015S B..
.ty IA, aai stores. sold 20 thc plaintiff for
$4,000
By ncrnct \ sherman.
9th ST. SO and 5lS " s. ~ ioih a'
sQ,qS 3. stv traut and s,y r teumt and stores;
sold Co Edward kaumsck Tor Sll.'5V.
Az the Bronx Exchange
By Joseph p. Day.
ST LAWRENCE Az 1901 % "a cor Mansion 81.
ot1sJ. sold Go thu plaintiff lor 5000.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
NOVEMBER l.
Manhattan.

that OF the creditor. and date when judgment vas
rIcd
Conner. & W-B q Davis Dec 6. 1910: slls 3
GoOdfruend. D-S kraus e 81. March 20. 1906.
s4S2 -
HAYS. = d J. JauOr!n. oct 10. 1910. SZ35 q
Kennedy ID IA " Bur Co. Feb 6. 1907. 1854 II
SAme-E DuggGn June o. 1910. 81 OJ4 "
McPsdden. Mshe-W Harris Co. Aug 81. 1914.
1886 81
Wise Piano Col Helm. july II. 1912. ;l09ii IS
Murray. CITY Of y \ Jan 10. 1911 (vac4tedl
y2b4 81
Careful Realty & Cons,n Co. June 6. 1914
(vacaieD 1894 81
The Bronx.
1aniksnn. Yuri-J Aulick: May T. 1914 1898 g.
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SURROGAIES' C0URT-COHALAN. ;.
WILLS FOR PROBATE-At 10 so d. m.
X A Mink Birlefeidt Geo Meares " Bates
lBuutchiuson EfGeery VI A Csu0lUT Roien
JLlioilaudcr DMi.tyrtt Isaac Stelefel
Trial Term-FOWLER S.--At 10 80 a. N.
CONTESTED WILL
RA -hel Grlbben Estates " Cunningham
Anna VI NeAtuu Lab lila telly
CITY COURT.
Special Tsm-Par i-MAyOY, j.
carroll Tue ~paik Same
OllHaum NeNmAk k0.sor same
Al!cu Kull Schneider same
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ALTERATIONS.
Items under $1,000 omitted
NONENiBER 4.
Manhattan.

10Th Az. e. 70 70. a Sly brk factory: altered
to same o. seven stories owner. National Biscuit
Go. architect and contractor. Beers l23 L sd
o.. cost. $4,000
lST Az, A. and 90. cts apartment and
stores. altered 20 same. owner. T Z Sager 100
9th av. architect. : Lexington. lDl " a2d 81: cost
SlO.nuD-
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Letters Of Administration

ELLA LOUISA FITCH (Oct 800; real
estate, $4,000; personal, $4,000; letters "a
Harry sherman Fitch. son. David Welch,
atty.
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RIG BRONX PLOT Sold.

Kurz & Uren have sold f,- Cornelius >. Dctaa,
90 nc Melrose But ding Comp.aJ plo, 90 lots on
The eastery side % ArtAuI afc. beginning l2
feet south Of ls0th e.. having frontage ~ $50 q
Zee by depth O, DO feet
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QUEENS COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT a,
Trial r~m-PNt i-cAKKEIsON' J. -" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05

PURSUANT TO AGREEMENT between
oliver Typewriter Go. and Imperial Print
ing Co. I viii sell to-day ar a. n. at 81
er No. 5O4f7i as provided by Sec. $3.50
Personal Property Law. Moe Fry Auc-
ttoneer.
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NEW HEIGHTS APARTMENT.

The Wesumo-C.all Construction Company. %
which Stephei j Egau is president. is to erect
six s.og dwelling 40 'he northeast corner ~ -
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Assurance S0ricfl
Insurance and n
The Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER E.
Manhattan.

SYST 81. 52i /. W Kirshon agt S Davis owner
" NmmeA contractor; 81 g.
l4jTH ST s. 90 Lenor ay. i7OIlOO: J
MrDermott al w Slsitery Construction Co. owner
and contractor. 1898 "a
BROADWAY. 1850 and 1854. " l. Pruden Hard
ware 60 at A 7 Eno. o"ncr. Delta Theatre Corp.
ln....- / q EraIL .nuf-a..nr. al.s =
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sURRoGATEs NOTICES.

-, 49, 800 49,
FLEMING. VIRGINIA HAMMOND. =
pursuance OF an order of Fon, Joas
Cohalan. a Surrogate Of the County
New York. notice IS hereby given % :
persons having claims against Fhsha
Hammond Flcming late of the NothV
New York. 20 present the same ~.
vouchers thereof - tle SUBSCRIBER a. =
place OF transactins business, 20. - ~
street. IN the Bor0ug. Mar natt4s'
the city. County ana state ~ Neg ie ,
on or before the 18TH day = March "
Dated. New York. September stn. r. -,
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or VI
YORK..
JoLINE. LARKIN & RArHBoNE.
Attorneys for Execute 49,
Office and Post Orl9 address, 10
Wall street. Borough ~ NannS"
CITY OF New iOrH n.
NOBLE. ALFRED IN PrRsCANcE y
an. an order Of Hon. Jotn 5, y osA''Y Il.
nctice Is hereby given f1 400 persons a 7, i.
claims against Alfr-. axe
City ami county az sos f9'a, 49,
10 present the same ".tn DID,. - -.
u the subscribe at Dos gag. oi 100
ING business a. the oGce of his au'...il
Wiiber. Norman g. har, ~ .,I ~
CIV OF New YORK. on I'd. before Az"
1914 1..,...- ,.. fgt
nateI. Sex a. NOBLE. Executcr
Nh 4 HE bER r. N0RMAN q KAHN. Au'y,.4
" %, " Executor. 800 Broadway Ne"
city. u. "a,
~ PURSUANCE OF AN oRoE ... on ~
~ soSert LUDLOW Fowler a sarr 7. ..r..l
the County o. New York. n2t ,,,...s .s.'.s
given 20 an persons hs .Sl s,,6 c Of Sc
Jacob Doll. late Of tn, .ge sams -
Y So,Isbers thereof 20 ta sue,er.ssfss Is,
80 riace of transactirs business, VI.
t9g" 70 az Nassau 81. Borough " a. q
6st,an. IN the city u Sc" l0'~
before February La. Ill. H. 1914 /
oTT0 DOLL GEORGE DoLLo,, "a
FREpERICK DOLL 'AcoB DO ,hss,
EUGENE v DAILY. Attorney . toi c,, = (
utors. 81 Nassau St. re" forA
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AccoUNTrSos IN ESTATES.
All Dayid A Griggs
COUNTY COURT

COUNTY COURT.
Civil CaIsnda--Psr tv-ROY J-A TO q m
Tuvnpnd/Bklyn ~ Oshlnsky/BsIm appp
Rrayerfnsn NJ sAssauElecRR Anderson iQnsFio@p'"
Wes,1urran yOnTassell/ Knoll
"a Am,ntICu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ridley Nas.auEsrBH Eus0ne/ heD.l ,r,xyp
CAsazza/ BklyniiRR tooperman/ y ssEloS.,hiN
IOye/AklnsOn ID1Ost0/Fa ssblsenHS ,,,,i
Monday. Nor. 2. 1914
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
NOVEMBER l.
Manhattan.

Irene : Mcanen 90 Elizabeth J Haynes: $4,000
Mari smith and another. trus. 90 Caroline D.
Heath. 8
Mabel G. Harrington 70 Elsie Powell. SelaI
Same 20 J. " Barrow and sno trustee. ST. s1&
4 King and auO 20 4 VI Watt. s. 900
Jefferson County savings Bank 20 New YORK Title
Insurance Co. $50 600
Nca York Title Insurance Co 70 Applele
Tuo Guarantee sud Trust Co to r X FoT:
$40 900
Sane 20 Corinnc Pepper 81 O04
de- L Foster o. Louisa Nirtur 81 600
DC j. Foster and ano. ears. % NeN YORK say
iug, Bank. $40 400
Adirondack cottage Sauatorium % Eloigram d..
dustria Sayings Bank s. 00g
Anna D. Donald 90 Helen " Kelly grdu. sl3
Equitable Life Assurance Society % nitod State
90 LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co. Slt4 900
The Bronx.
vs. Todd csr 20 Emelnc Kemp 1853
SAM tn .amc. SlO3s
Smith f0 Jessie o Calhoun. fl6 600
Mos Estate. Inc TO Margaret W Keck 500
same fu same. 81
Alice e Guernsey. trustee to Anna " sche,le
United STATE, Trust Go 70 New York Mortgage
and Security Co. So 600
'''' $50 600
o J. Herod 70 j rierucy $500.
North Side Mortgage Corp t0 Z krlcge- $3.50
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24GTH ST. n E. 100 livingston Az. .Oti3o
Wright ogden Co Inc au ID Straycr. owner
r ~ Fraser 90. contractor. 81 rs.
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BOROUGH OF MA>nATTAN.
long ISLAND
uNFURNISHEB APARTMENTS.
EAST SIDE.

5sth ST.. 43.47-5i e.. ~ Parh Avenue
Doctors AParts.. Rooms. o Bath s. .200-Sl.150
Rstiosnce Aparts.. 10. O. Rooms Bath. SlI00-ti $50
Bachelor Apartment o. Room. and BatI..... $500
All imp-1f.m.. ts. standard Service
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III eR9aa] Estate
Atlantic City Parcel
for Harlem apartment
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Nicsols, ave- aud looA =, from plans by Neville
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BUILDING LOAN COZ
NOVEMBER 4
Manhattan.

WEST END Az. n cor SNh o. lo9.2Ilsa, Mes,
I9pou''h i"o INV W $3.50. 900
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REAL ESTATE.
BOROUGH OF MANuATrAN.
BOROUGH OF NA\UNTTAN.
n EsLAbLlshED 1867
IDUFF &CONGER |
RAJ tsrI1G kAkAc, sEeT. SALES =, Apea1IstLs
l. MAoI f;2ay l hM SSISaB3GpIR&0S !


FOR HONfi-- Iu tle real country near Sew
York consult Tile Country Home League.
a. West 500 street. Phone $3.50 Madison
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COURT CALENDARS
- . x.r.u. order ssyrn
The meaning Of the line IL
4 EDEhAts
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME C0UR'
TT Che.,hsm. Taos " admitted u NJ
30 W slzemorc ct sl/f " Btan'n, ~ A Usrri-
rs thociaw Oklahoma 'uh ""|'
e. Missouri Pae Ry/oma1s M nDrSm,n. Mayor
20 Louisiana ny Nav 'oLm Ia
psy cali for Nov 3 Nos ~. So o. 3D. o. o.
So o. 90 and 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05

ORDERs-GA RRETSOS, J.
G,orgins Ceoghsgsn admE/S Y & y Z =.
Perciysi steele appointed comnissioner u eramih>
Patrick J keough witness for defence.
Eliza Hack Supreme Lodge Of knights snd Ia
de. Of Ionor-Dlrecting Secretary o. no IrssSsrJ
o' the u 5 ~ forward certain docunehS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05

New 6 story high class e!eva-
tor house. an outside rooms
specially adapted 20 bachelors
Service. etc. under personal
super ision
IL Story modern ireproo' building
Al meals served 81 aptmts Even
Convenience. all outside rooms. per
mancn, light large closet space.
most convenient location 81 cts
Ready for occupancy. Sew high class
10 story elevator apartment houses
irrprpo' an lsteat Improvements
unsurpassed view Of Hudson River
and all The surroundings.
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Agent.
Apply on PREMISE,
Z. q. FOLEY.
Resident Manager.
thas. ,. de Casanova,
Agent on Premises.
or your own broker.
Tel. Columbus 1896

RENTING AGENT
DN PREMISES
Tel. s5G6 Audubon.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
NOVEMBER g.
Manhattan.

The following judgments were h!cl yesterday, the
nr,t name being that of the debtor
American Pipe and Construction Co--By strom
Kealtv and Construction Co. So &
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

YsniAsnn. yuri--J AuIieA. May 4 1914 1898 a.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
SUPREME C0URT-BRADY. j.
Re Wslsh-A Neincr
Samm!s Size q casesl-P Ingrahsm.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
SUPREME C0URT-BRADY. J.
Fanny Greenbaum/A T Mchegney-E J Fi,nser-
aid
Minnie WolnsrIM Schreiber-G A steinnuiler
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-24
BOYER ITEMS.
: ++*+** ******+>

Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Anderson and
little Cyrilla and Miss Alice Nelson
visited relatives in Odebolt Sunday.
John Sykes and family and Miss
Minnie Dobbert motored to Ida Grove
Thursday and attended the Fireman's
Tournament.
We understand that wedding bells
will soon ring in this vicinity.
Mrs. Geo. w. NewcOm visited at her
parental home Wednesday.
Mrs. Levi Erickson and Miss Tena
Nelson visited their friend, Mrs. Lon
Arnold Tuesday.
The Misses Margaret, Jessie and
Nellie Flemming and brother, William,
attended the ice cream social given
at the Jas. McKim home Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Carlson entertain
cd at their home Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hidden, of Odebolt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. d. Flemming, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Newcom and j. A. Carlson, OF
Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Arnold visited at
the Chas. White home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Olson and chill
dren left Tuesday for Ogden to attend
the funeral OF her sister.
Miss Jessie Fleming closed sue
cessful term OF school in district No.
2 Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels. Taylor and chill
dren autoed to Ida Grove and attend
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-24

Mr.. Meyers. the county Sabbath
school secretary made visit on Sun
day last to school in the extreme
southwest part of the county. 1t is
known as the Nelson school and is
three miles northwest of Dunlap. Mr..
T. G. Christensen has been the super
intendent for number of years.
When elected he lived near by, but
has since moved over east of Dunlap,
but such has been his interest in the
work that he has made the drive to
the school every Sunday. His sister
Miss Gertrude, has been equally en-
thusastic. At present the pastor of
the Congregational church at Dunlap
breaches at the lool house every
other Sunday. Rev. Conrad is prov
ing an earnest minister and the people
both up in Boyer and In Dunlap are
we'll pleased with him. Ed. Miles and
family live near the Nelson school
house and are regular attendants at
the Sunday school, His capable daugh
ter, Miss Lucy, teaches the home
school, which is in the Dunlap indie
pendent district.
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Wasn't Her Papa.

The death OF Dave Moffatt calls to
mind story we heard about him in
Denver ten years ago. He went to
Chicago. He was alone, and when he
stepped from the pullman into the
crowd on the platform sweet, fluffy
young> thing threw herself into his
arms.
"Oh, dad!" she cried. with series
OF ecstatic hugs. ooh, papa, dear, Pm
so glad to-oh"
She perceived her error and blushed
painfully, but gloriously. Il beg
your pardon" she stammered. q
t-th-thought you were my papa, II
And she tried to escape into the
throng where she could hide her con-
fusion But the gallant empire build.
err would have none Of such. He still
held her firmly in quasi-paternal
embrace.
81 am not your papa. it is true
he whispered, tenderly, but | am 60
ing to play that am for while.
Don't try to get away from me. my
dear. I'm going to play papa to you
until the police come"
When the police came they restored
Mr.. Moffatt's watch and diamond scarf
pin to him and led the struggling
broilcr away-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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PAGE THREE

ed the Friemcn's Tournament Friday.
The Messrs. Newcom, c. S. Johnson
and Sam NewcOm, ST.. transacted bus
mess in Kiron Tuesday.
Miss Tena Nelson returned to her
home in Odebolt Friday after a, pleas
ant visit here with her sister, Mrs.
Levi Erickson,
Miss Mary Hall returned to her
home in Clinton after closing sue
cessful term OF school in Stockholm
district number five Friday
Chautauqua in Denison will begin
July 18th. Don't neglect to plan your
work so you can attend at least part
OF the time. 1t will be we'll worth
your time.
Mr.. Geo. Newcom has secured the
position of mail carrier on route one
from Boyer. He will begin carrying
the mail Monday. His many friends
will be pleased tc hear this.
Miss Alga Taylor went to Kiron
Sunday to visit friends. She returned
home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Slecta are the
proud parents of pair OF twins, born
June 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Abbott autoed to
Deloit Saturday.
Mr.. Swan Nelson autoed down from
Odebolt Wednesday.
Miss Rose Lingle and Geo. Beaman,
OF Deloit, visited at the John Fleming
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Anderson visit
ed at the Jerome Slechta home Sun
day.
Mr.. Ronald Van Vleet was on the
sick list few days last week.
Mr.. Guy Martin and wife and chill
dren called at the Perry Huckstep
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Whey and chill
dreN, OF Deloit, autoed up to Boyer
Sunday in their new car.
Miss Edna Childress and Verne Will
kinson spent Sunday at the Huckstep
home.
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Weather Crop Bulletin.
or week ending June 81, 1914.

Des Moines., Iowa.
With the exception Of light and
widely scattered showers on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday night, the week
was dry, and until Saturday. cool. The
conditions were, however, unusually
favorable for field work and the
growth of crops. The average tenn
perature was about five degrees below
the normal, and two nights were quite
cool. Corn has continued to make
rapid growth and most fields are clean
Much of it, in southern counties, has
been laid by, and in many fields in all
parts Of the state. it is knee high. The
cooler weather has been beneficial to
small grain and grass. Winter wheat
and rye harvest has begun in southern
districts and will be in full progress
during the coming week. There has
been some damage by drouth and in
some localities by the HeSsian fly, but
there has been but little rust. Oats
are filling WELL but the straw is short.
In the northern part of the state all
small grain is rank. The recent rains
were also beneficial to fruits, but
more moisture is needed in southern
counties. Potatoes are promising and
garden truck is generally in good con-
dition.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-24

V. Evers and II. Detlefs, D., for Hays,
Kruse c, and Starttman p. The boys
have been doing we'll so far this sea-
son and have yet to meet their first
defeat, they having put in all their
evenings practicing and are working
hard to get into condition for the next
victim and We learn that Denison and
Breda have both asked for games and
as these two have good teams. some
exciting games will be expected.
Mr.. Detlefs accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Amanda, left Sunday
for visit with relatives at Council
Bluffs. Mr.. Detlefs returned home
Monday evening but his daughter will
remain few days longer in that city.
VIM. Pruter shipped car OF cattle
the dance at Arcadia Saturday eve
ninS.
A few of our young people attended
the dance ath Arcadia Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Martens spent
Sunday at the Lake.
Frank Wiese visited with relatives
and friends at Manning Sunday.
Roy Moeller and Lafayette Evers
visited with friends at DenisOn Sunday
evening. Roy drove down in his car.
Hans Wilkins and family and Carl
Kracht and family spent Sunday at
Lake View.
Mrs. Thomas left Tuesday for Wis
it with friends at Council Bluffs.
Arlo Moeller, Herman Detlefs and
Virtus and Henry Evers spent a few
hours at Lake View Sunday evening.
Bryan O'Donnell, of Vail, called on
friends in this city Monday.
Harm Kruse visited with friends at
Omaha Sunday and Monday.
Chas. Wielk transacted business at
Denis0n Monday.
Gustave Bornhoft took in the sights
at Omaha Sunday and Monday.
Miss Amanda Christensen, OF Den.
ison, spent Sunday visiting with
friends south OF this city.
Mrs. Detlef BrOthersOn has moved
into her new residence in the west
part Of town. We welcome her into
our midst.
Don't fail to hear the Schildkeret's
Hungarian orchestra at the Denison
liso uluoAS"A ShSSAee~
ment is one of the best on the program
and all those who like to hear good
music will certainly miss a treat II
they fail to attend.
Work has been begun on the r. j.
Peters bungalow. Jurgen Paulsen
started to lay the foundation Tuesday.
Theodore Bahnsen, who has been on
the sick list the past two weeks. is
reported to be recovering.
Mrs. v. G. Hawks and children left
Monday for visit with Mrs. Hawks
parents at Cedar Rapids.
Alva Mooney had the misfortune
to be thrown from a horse while rid
ing last week. Although he was not
seriously injured. he strained some OF
the ligaments in his shoulders SO bad
ly that he has been unable to work
for a few days.
Earl Jeutsch spent Sunday with his
parents at Manning.
Scott Campbell and lady friend,
OF Carroll, visited several days OF
this week with relatives and friends
in this city.
Mrs. Peter Sievers and daughter,
Helen, called on friends at Carroll
Monday.
Mrs. August Voss and daughters and
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EIGHTH GRADE RURAL GRADS
Continued from Page One.)

Gehrke. Mabel Thompson, Teacher.
No. 4 Hayes-Marie Rowan. John
l.. Ainsworth. Teacher
No. 5, Hayes-Emil II. Ewoldt.
Irene kearney, Teacher.
No. Z, Hayes-Esther f. Ohde.
Elsie A. NJ. Ohde. Francis Mumm and
Hazel Dawson. Teachers.
No. s. Hayes-Bartley r. Hickey.
Margaret Gaffey and Agnes Powers,
Teachers. ~ .. 49,
No. 2, Iowa-Louic Rooster. Leona
Firth, Teacher.
No. Nishnabotny-Dew Hamann
and Florence Hamann. Christina
Christensen, Teacher.
No. l Nishnabotny-Esther Hickey.
Ray II. Thompson, Teacher.
No. 5. Union Stella Ethel Sans.
Rosalia Scott, Teacher.
No. 1, Boyer-Margaret Mary Hous-
ton. Leila NJ. Fox and Birdie Met
calf Teachers.
No. 6, Boyer-Bessie =. WILDER, En-
ma w. Messenbrink, Helen Elizabeth
Houston and Viola Virgel Paul. A. G..
Myers, Teacher.
No. Boyer-Nettie Faye Howe. Al
ia J. Howe, Teacher.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-24

Nobody seems satisfied with the
new way of nominating judges" re-
marks the Webster City Freeman-Trib-
une. 1T was adopted in the hope of
securing nonparitsan nominations, but
it is evident from the first trial that
the democrats are attempting to elect
a democrat as member of the SUI
preme court. 1t is impossible for the
democratic party not to play politics
under any and all circumstances"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-24
ENJOYING OUTING At LAKE
Seventeen Denison Young Ladies Left
Saturday For Ten Day Outing
at Popular Resort.

Seventeen Denison young ladies took
the early morning train Saturday for
Lake View where they are enjoying
an outing. The jolly crowd is occupy
ing the fine cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
II. Tamm and from all reports they
are having the time of their lives. The
party is being chaperoned by Mrs.
II. Lehfeldt and Mrs. Thomas
Norris. Those in the party are: Irene
Cook. Grace and Myrtle .Ingllram, IT.
ma and Hazel Beutel, Glennie Hanne-
man, Martha and Hertha Lchfeldt,
Dorothy Tucker, Vera Norris, Alice
Swanson. Lydia Otto. Marie Faus.
Clara Weiss, Beulah 'NyleswOrth,
Maurine Hamley and Vera Poole.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-24
JUMPED ON BY HIS HORSES.
Cliff Hoft Of Wall Lake is Severity In
iured While LEADING Team.

Wall Lake. Ia, June 22.-Saturday
afternoon Cliff Hoft, who lives on a
farm about three miles south of Wall
Lake, was the victim of a serious ac-
cident. He was at work in the hay
field and when attempting to drive his
team across a ditch the horses refus-
ed to move. He stepped in front Of
the horses and started to lead them
across. The horses jumped and threw
iIOft to the ground, the wagon wheels
passed over his body. He received a
broken arm and his body is almost
covered with bruises. Cliff is the son
Of Lue Hoft and is about p years old.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-24

The reelection of George w. Clarke
as governor of Iowa is going to for
ever put out of business in Iowa lot
o. petty politicians. 1t is going to en-
phasize the fact that Iowa people are
as big and broad minded as the acres
OF the state are fertile and good to look
upon. lowe people are in favor Of
wise proSress.-Council Bluffs Non
pariel.