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the mock hostilities were only a mat ter for war college data
 But" say the Germans iu winding up the story, "our emperor knew his man. and all that was forgotten in the hour of need. He had only to say, T must have von Hindenhurg.' and von Ludinow started on a special train to Hanover to fetch him
 Ave and all Germany knows the man now, and calls him "our second Blu cher"
 T believe he is great general a man of profound genius" said the eau tious speaking soldier and puhlicist. Count York von Wartenburg. as we rode over the Russian frontier and into territory that Hindenburg had swept clear of Russians
 Fame Won For Family
 The men of that family know d great soldier when they see one, for militar! glory is their inheritance IL was the great grandfather of the present Count ! ork who, at Wartenburg on the Elbe. just 100 years ago, showed Napoleon's generals some phases of warfare that were a source of butter amazement to them. In memory of that victory the family added the word "Wartenburg" to it's name
 The rain that froze as il fell lashed our faces, the car plunged through the ruts. and the sad Russian landscape drifted by.
 The count drew his furs closer around him. insisted that lie was com fortabie. and, not speaking to me any more, but seeming lost in hIs memories continued to muse aloud.
 "A man of profound genius" heard him saying again, but very simple He hkes his grog, does the old man- did like Il from his youth. rsed to drink hs grog with an egg i'll it
 The voice died away mid the furs md the count drowsed The early twilight was closing in, and the car plunged forward over ground that Paul 1on Ben@ckendorff und von linden targ had made forever memorable
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WELSH SONG EFFECTIVE
 IN OBTAINING A TRUCE

the chellest sound | ever heard At the end d round of applause came down the trenches, But imagine our surprise To hear clapping and calls for more in good English from the Ger man trenches. Thereupon the gallant Welshman gave us 'Mintra Gwen
 Meantime not shot had been fired from the German trenches
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Kaiser at Last Forgives.

It is said that the blunt announce ment of what the maps proved to he fact created a soreness in the inn perial heart which lasted long after
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The general nodded graVeiv.

Yes" he said. we better nut fin. thumbs inside. too l think if vou leave them outside maybe they Iool, like sausages."
 So that matter was settled
 Rest From War Maneuvers.
 An officer who Is as solicitous for Hindenburg's fame as a son could he for his fathers said:
 Perhaps vou think it strange for the field marshal to be sitting for his portrait in these troubled times. But you must understand that if rests him and takes his mind off the campaign And so we encourage him to do it. It Is one of the few ways we can lessen the strain of his responsibilities
 Once persuaded to grant the sit tings the general entered into them with busto. Each one is supposed to last half an hour Al the end of fifteen or twenty minutes the subject is likely to stride across the room. peer around at the picture, utter a contented mon osyllable, and go hack for another quarter of an hour
 On the day of the visit to the studio the painter said to him as he was de parting: q thank you heartily. ex- cellenz, for taking the tine to come and see my work"
 But the old man would not have it that way
 Nay" he said, it is I who have to thank you. It was kind of you to siv, me the time" and with ceremonious bow he stalked down the stairs and through the white marble gallerie. which no longer house works of art but pyramids of timed food as high as d mans head which have been stored there as precautionary measure for the population of Poscn
 His little speech of thanks to the painter is entirely characteristic of the deep simplicity and fortnight ldndli- ness of the man.
 "Grouchy" When He Fights.
 Never wasting words he is doubly sparing of them when he is intent upon the movements of his troops. Don't go near my uncle when he is fighting" said a nephew of von Hin denburg to me months ago, for then he is-what do you call il in English ., grumpy. Yes grumpy as the devil then Any other time he IS fine
 And it is because he is at heart 80 kindly that they have 10 protect him from himself at the castle. He would find il hard to say no to the troops of interviewers. painters and photogra- phers who descend on Posen every week from Berlin, Breslau. Dresden, DanziG and Koenigsberg. That duty is intrusted to Capt Franz. the coldest
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the Fa. nous Atherten Bourbon whisksys, Dis. titled spring 1904. 1905. bought in bond and reduced to 90 per cent by U. 6. government by the bottle or gallon.
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Strictly fresh eggs SIPS per dozen at Prosssr's Harness Shop. Prone Black 5.
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GOOD EATS.

Mrs. Ginnivan has opened the hoff. man House and is now prepared to serve the best meals and lunches in Nome.
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Bill heads, statements letter hsads and snvslons. Have them printed d tho Nugget ofifes.
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WHY EAT POOR BREAD.

When you can get GOOD, WHOLE SOME Bread at Sc per ioat.
 ANVIL BAKERY,
 NORTH POLE aAk FRY.
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Strictly fresh eggs SIPS per dozen at Prosser's Harness Shop. Prone Black 5.
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WON n|HDENBURG POSES FOR PORTRAIT
 WHILE RESTING FROM DIRECTION OF ARMY

and most silent of men who decidedly enjoys saving no.
 Except for the highest officers of his staff and the persons who lift their hats to him as he passes out of the castle gate for walk. the field mar shal sees almost nobody An officer who served under his eye during the week of Tannenherg. said he was con fdent that throughout that week von Hindenherg did not speak at length with more than two. or. at most. three persons.
 Waited Long for Honors.
 l do not think that the fame that has come to him SO late in life much eXcites him. There were too many years of waiting before his great hour struck to have that fame mean what it once might have meant. though probably it has not lesser but a diff ferent meaning than it would have ''''N III 'diAic uhNS
 When the emperor uttered the words TT must have von Hindenburg." the general had been three wears on the retired list. His winters were spent at pension in Hanover and his sum mers on his farm in East Prussia Everybody supposed, and it may he presumed that he supposed, for he used to say, "Ach. the old must make way for the young" when he had q touch of lumbaeo, that his life work was done.
 It had been d useful hard working life utterly and methodically devoted to the perfecting of such parts of the German military system as had been instructed to him He was respected hut he was not popular in a show Wa especially in court circles
 Curt with His Emperor.
 He never knew how to bow as runs a German saying. now much 'ih''tNu III ltiAl tIpll u lliIll anu SA'illi say that, when the emperor was much younger man, the general. who is ten years his senior was curt and independent with him. In any case he was believed not To he in the emper- or's good books
 There is story. too. of maneuvers held many years ago, in which von Hindenburg commanded corps thrown against troops led hN the cm- peror. At the close of the operations the emperor was radiant and believed he had won the day.
 "On the contrary" said the general dryty. T have taken your majesty prisoner"
 Kaiser at Last Forgives.
 It is said that the blunt announce ment of what the maps proved Ia he a fact created soreness in the i'm perial heart which lasted long after
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WE CAN DO IT.

For first class work and prompt ss. livery phone Main 151 and the Peoples Steam Laundry will call and got your laundry.
 w. j. WILLIAMSON, Prop. :.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

course lunch was served by Mrs.
Pfarr, assisted by her daughters and
Miss Bernice Shattuck. The next
meeting will be in two weeks with
Mrs. Jacob Sims.
Mrs G. j. Solomon very pleasantly
entertained a number of friends on
Thursday of last week complimentary
to Mrs. John Kknker, who will move
to Charter Oak in the near future. The
afternoon was spent with fancy work.
followed by delicious refreshments
served by the hostess.
Mrs. w. w. Ferguson was hostess at
a 5 o'clock tea on Tuesday afternoon
OF this week complimentary to Mrs.
Albert Becker, OF Columbus. Neb., who
is a house guest of Mrs. George Nc
Henry. Covers were laid for seven
guests at the daintily appointed table
and a basket of pink roses added TO
the charm OF the occasion. Mrs. w.
III. Dudley. of Council Bluffs. was an
out OF town guest.
Mrs. Ben Pautsch and the Misses
Anna and ANNA Saggau entertained
yesterday afternoon in, honor of Miss
Louis Lentz. The party was in the
nature Of linen shower and Miss
Lentz was presented with many beau
tiful pieces OF linen. About eighteen
guests We're present and all enjoyed
most pleasant afternoon.
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reshments were served after the

were served after the
game.
The seniors of the high school gave
Their annual banquet and reception to
the juniors on Saturday evening in the
club room. The room and tables We're
lprettily decorated in the class colors.
purple and white, and an excellent
menu served The after dinner amuse-
| ments consisted OF toasts. a parody on
Shakespeare, a minstrel show, violin
music by Miss Kinney and an amusing
dialogue by Leslie Heiden and Russell
jacobsen. Miss Hayes and Mr..
Humphrey debated the question, Re.
solved that it is better to be chased
by goat than a bull dog" The de-
tision was 3 to 0 in favor Of Miss
Hayes.
Mrs. T.. c. Chamberlin was hostess
to the members Of the Coffee club and
q few special friends On Monday. The
afternoon hours were devoted to fancy
work and conversation and at supper
time all repaired to the dining room.
where one long table was spread for
fourteen and prettily decorated in
valentine effect. Red hearts served as
place cards, while cupids we're in evil
dence everywhere. A very elegant
three course repast was much enjoyed
after which a regular session OF Cot
fee club fun was INDUCED in. A num-
Der OF gentlemen were invited to sup
per with MIR. Chamberln after the
ladies departed.
The II. H. club gave an elegant bap-
quet at the club room Monday evening.
About fifty members and friends en-
joyed the elegant spread which was
served at small tables in four courses.
The evening was devoted to Il much
enjoyed program Of original and clever
stunts. The members have reason to
congratulate themselves on the sue
cess of their first banquet.
! The Penelope club had Il very enjoy
able meeting with Mrs. Frank Pfarr
Tuesday AFTERNOON. A number of
guests shared the pleasures OF the az
ternoon, (which consisted Of CONVERSE
tion and fancy work. A delicious two
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Church 1notes
Methodist Notes.

Next Sunday one. of the Des Moines
Gospel Teams" will visit Denison for
evangelistic services in each of the
three churches on Sweet street. Two
members of this visiting delegation
of six laymen will occupy our pulpit
Sunday morning. Afternoon meetings
and general mass meeting for the
evening are announced elsewhere. You
are urged to join in making these
services of great benefit to all.
Last Sunday evening tribute was
Richards delivered his inimitable adj
dress on Dollars and Sense in Evan
gelizing Africa" For pure originate
ty OF thought and expression he is un-
excelled. He presented the subject
of missions in such practicable style
that no doubt broader vision of world
evangelism was gained by the closely
attentive, audience. God speed the
men who can help to give us the vision
OF waiting world DR.. Richards
also addressed the Sunday school.
Last Sundoy evening tribute was
paid Abraham Lincoln by special
service for the occasion. The Epworth
League had charge OF the opening ex-
ercises, Malcolm Heiden presiding. A
selection from Lincolns second inaug-
ural address was read by Miss Strahan
The choir sang. a special anthem OF
national character. The closing part
OF the program was an address by the
pastor emphasizing the fact that Lin
coin was a christian national leader.
F. L. Hoffman, superintendent of the
intermediate department of the Sun
day school. has instituted plan. pur-
porting to insure better attendance
and increase of membership for the
school at large. Score is kept in each
class and by departments. the highest
score claiming the banner after each
months report. The January report
gave the class banner to Mr.. Eisse-
mans class of boys and the intermedi-
ate department Won the department
banner. AS spur to better effort. the
superintendent OF the department hold
ing lowest score must make the pub
lie report, presenting the banners.
Ali workers in the four sections OF
town interviewed during the recent
revival meetings are requested to be
at the Thursday evening prayer meet
ing this week. Some special work the
pastor wishes carried out will be ex.
planned and arranged for at this time.
Meeting will begin at I o'clock, allow
ing any to attend services at the Pres
byterian church. Choir practice at s
p. m. Thursday.
A very pleasant missionary tea was
held last Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
Criswell being Hostess. These occas
ions are benefit socially as we'll as
s."
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

When Rossini. the Italian composer.
who was noted for his punctuality. WAS
director of the Theatre ltalien in Far
is he used to attend the rehearS;ilS
every morning. Precisely as the clock
struck . lie came out of his house and
hailed the nearest cab. Eventually u
certain cabman noticed it and was ut
the masters door each morning. AS
soon us ltossini entered the cab the
driver would look at his watch and
then drive off ut IL good pace. This
proceeding was repeated every day.
Rossini often wondered whether the
driver looked at his watch to see how
much time he had to get to the thcater.
Finally one day he said. MY friend.
why do you always look ut your watch
as soon as enter your cab?'
Monsieur will pardon me. :, replied
the scabman. laughing. but do it to
see whether my watch Is right. -
Novcllen- SchatZ.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

A five reel film, entitled The Dollar
Mark" has been secured by Manager
Krauth for Monday evening, February
22d, and will be shown at the Ger
mania opera house. This great. film
features Robert Warwick at his best
and is brim full OF thrilling situations
and intense action. This will be a
Washington birthday program and well
worth attending. Admission price 10
and 15 cents. tit
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

2 FOR sALE-Thoroughbred pedi-
greed Shorthorn bulls, reds and roans,
at farmers prices. John II. Robinson,
Denison, Route /. Vail phone. Long
distance connection. D 7-tf
Shade. parking. weeping trees.
write now for them to Harlan, Iowa,
for ash, elm, box elder, sugar and Nor
way naples, Norway, Carolina. silver,
golden poplars, cottonwoods, syca-
,mores, Russian olive, sweet chestnuts,
horse chestnuts, buckeyes. ash, hack
berry and many other kinds. .7.2t
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Apple trees 5 to 10 cents and UP:
hardy peach and pear same. Cherry,
plum, apricots Is cents each and up.
Plenty and year trees, 6 to feet,
at moderately larger price. w. NJ.
Bomberger. Harlan. Iowa. ut
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Bottineau County, North Oak. Lands.
FOR SALE. a number OF good quar-
tiers. halves and sections OF land, en-
tirely level; excellent soil and water:
from one to three miles from good
town; fine grain and stock farms;
large amount OF corn matured in this
country last season. Small amounts
cash, balance on easy terms. For in
teresting prices. write v. Il. Tomp-
kius, Minot, n OAK. care Scandinavia
an American Bank. 1-3t pd
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

WANTED-Men who desire to earn
over sl25.oO per month, write us today
for position as salesman; every oppor-
tunity for advancement. Central Pc
troleum Co., Cleveland. Ohio. Git pd
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

Eyergreens foot and half to 3 it., SIS
to $50 per 100; from half foot to foot
and half So to SIS per 100. W. NJ. Bonn
berger, Harlan, Iowa. 7-2t
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Auction Sale.

AUCTION sale.
will sell at public auction some
high class household goods OF j. Fl.
Gable on Saturday afternoon. February
10th. ii weather permits. Sale to be
held at usual place. w. j. McAhren,
Auct. tit
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

Let us furnish your dance music.
Any size orchestra desired. We play
and sing to, the late song hits. Salts
faction guaranteed. Phone spr write
Hams Orchestra, Manila Iowa. Phone
ia. str
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You can dig evergreens all sizes up
to s feet here. w. NJ. Bomberger, Har-
Ian, Iowa. 7-2t
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FOR SALE-6 room house, one block
from post office and one block from
Broadway. Also lots close in. In
quire of I. Il. Pearson. SIT
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Single Comb Rhode Island Red cock
erels for sale. 81 each. J. A. Richard
son, Wall Lake, Iowa. 7-4t pd
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FOR SALE-Residence. 2OS So. .Lo.
Gust street; 10 rooms. lot IS feet front
by 165 feet deep. Alley on the south
side. Thco. Walker. 7-2t pd
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

FOUND-Pair OF gold trimmed spec
tacles near Northwestern station.
Owner may have same by inquiring at
this office and paying for.this ad. 3.tf
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The Review and Chicago a. m
Daily Tribune, | year only U.tlVV
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Trees, w. M. Bomberger, Harlan,
Iowa. Book orders for trees. plants.
Harlan, Iowa. I-2t
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shhort Horn Bulls Eo. Sale.

Scrviceable age, All reds. Any
one Interested call at my place one
half mile south of Herring. Owned
and operated by +. w. Weed Lit. pd.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

HOUSE FOR RENT-One block
from Hotel Denison. Inquire Of Mrs.
ID. c. Thew, 800 Il. Broadway. 5-tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

For hides Geo. Kaplan pays from 10
to Is cents for cattle hides. Horse
hides from $500 to $500. He wants
all he can get. Aft
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

Photographs 1oc per doz. Post
cards 75c per doz. These prices for
short time only1 New gallery over
Lamborn Drug Store. 5-tf
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Gard of Thanks Fifty Cents
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT-Small frame building
just north OF the Review building, and
across the street from new posto1iice.
Enquire at the Review office. 46-tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

Bargain sales as low as the lowest
in agricultural paper tree ads or as
low as in any catalogue sent you.
Write w. NJ. Bomberger, Harlan. 7-2t
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FOR SALE-M Marcus seed wheat In
quire of Fred Kahl. Phone 35-X. 7-2tpd
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FOR SALE

Fer Sale at a Bargain: 100 acres
well improved farm, Az miles from
Denison. Ali good farm land and in
good locality. close to school. Must
be sold quick. Inquire at this office.
Alt pd.
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FOR SALE-Two Hereford male
calves. P. WI Weberg Phone 157. 7-1t
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Registered Short Horn Bulls for
sale. P. w. Weberg, Denison, Iowa.
Phone ISL. 4S-tf.
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Anyone desiring dressmaking done,
call 500 Z. Chestnut street. tit pd
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Home portraits are most natural
OF baby. See our samples and prices.
New gallery over Lamborn Drug store.
5-tf
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For Sale.

n FOR Sale.
At a bargain, one modern s room
house, equipped with all late improve
ments. Call and see me if you want
to buy good home. | also have sew
eral good, we'll located residence lots
for sale. j. p. Jones. 2,tf
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For Sale

+ ShOrthorn and Double STANDARD
Polled Durham bulls, from 6 to 80
months old; these are broad back.
beefy fellows. VIII also price a few
heifers. Farm, Sec. rs, Washington
township. Phone som or 30.Z, Arion.
G. F. Chase. Buck Grove. 5-tt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17
Your Wedding Pictures
Will please you If they are made at
The Ferguson Studio
~ "The Photographer in Your Town"

Mrs. Carolyn Olry was over from
Charter Oak Monday spending the
day with friends in the city
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
ROCKETY-I, COLLEGE
ANNUAL, IS PRAISED

Much favorable comment has been
aroused by the 1915 Rockety-I. the
Augustana annual. which appeared
yesterday. Concensus OF opinion seems
20 be that il is the best year book ever
given out al the school The book is
gotten up on lines entirely different
from those OF previous years. making
the book appear more like a university
annual. and the general effort is very
pleasing.
The art work is receiving most
praise. Most OF the decorations and a
large number OF sketches and cartoons
are the work OF Thorsten Sellin of the
senior class Other artists who work
ed on the book were Einar Bergsten.
Eleanor Magnuson and Carl Enebucke.
With two minor exceptions all of the
art work in the production is the work
OF Augustana students.
The book is dedicated to Or. Nils