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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-08

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Mrs. Cleon Jordan and children
have returned from Cedar Falls, a,
which place they had been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Austin Saunders.
Miss Emile Powers, who has been
visiting the past month with her aunt
aud uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. An
thOny, returned to her home in Sioux
City the early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Jackson and
children returned home Monday eve
ming from Des Moines, where they at,
tended the state fair.
Mrs. w. N. Gaumer and daughter
Dorothy, returned home Friday from
Abel and Mason City, where they had
been visiting Mrs. Frank Daniels, Mrs.
Gaumer's daughter and her sister
Misses julie Lally and Stella Hum
mel, of Dekalb, H., are guests at the
home of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. j. Lally.
Grandma Durham, of Persfc, came
Wednesday morning and will visit sew
eral days with friends and relatives.
Miss Jennie Woodland left Thursday
for Canway, where she has been elect
ed principal of the schools
Mrs. John Ehlers and children left
Tuesday noon for Denison for visit
with her father and mother.
r.. A. Reithmeir, who has been en-
ployed in the j. G. Dyson, store, has
resigned his position and gone to Ster-
ling, Colo.
F.. N. Brown, OF Smith Center, Kans.
spent few days here last week visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. n. II. Baer and daughter, Of
Timber Lake, S. d., arrived here Sun
day evening for visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Miller.
Leon Woodland and family have re-
turned from their auto trip through
the eastern part OF the state and to
the state fair Mrs W. S. Munroe, his
sister, accompanied them on the trip.
John Draper, OF Dawson, Neb, re-
turned home "Wednesday after visiting
with his brother, DR.. w. Il. Draper.
Mesdames Oscar Graham and Geo.
Copeland were visitors in Manning
Wednesday morning.
DR.. L. s. Coin transacted business
in Omaha Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Gardner return
ed Wednesday from Omaha, where
they had been visiting relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Gardner returned
Friday evening from their trip to the
DakOtas.
Mrs. Clarence krogh and sister, Lor-
raine Beerbauer, left Saturday noon
for Minneapolis, Mimi, for a months
visit with her parents. Her sister has
been visiting in Manila for the past
month.
Miss Mccullough, of Omaha, visited
several days the past week at the-1V.
Fl. Penterman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chapman have
returned from their extended visit in
St Paul, MINI.
Miss Nina Sykes and Miss Caroline
McCracken are visiting this week in
Harlan. ,-%~oea~re~g
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grimes. of Aims
worth, Neb., are visiting relatives and
friends here. Mr.. Grimes was called
to his fathers bedside. Mr.. William
Grimes was taken seriously i'll week
ago when they were about to board the
eastbound train, but his many friends
will be glad to know he is out of dan
ger and will soon be about again.
Miss Bethel Coin, of Charter Oak
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hostility shown toward the defendant.
It is said that his record in the past
has not been such as to commend him
either in the locality Of East Boyer
or of the state of South Dakota, from
which he came. These questions will
all come out in the investigation and
trial, if one is to be had.
We do not profess to know the cir
cun1stances in the case and cannot eX-
press an opinion in view OF the fact
that the case is before the court for
it's consideration.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-08
Notice of Final Report.

Notice of Final Report.
In the District Court of Iowa, in and
for Crawford County.
In the estate OF Anore Thew, de-
ceased.
To DeEtt S. Baily, Byron r. Stebens
and Mary A. Allen.
You are hereby notified that the UNI
ilersgned administrators of the estate
Of Anore Thew has filed her final re-
port therein in the office Of the clerk
Of the district court in and for the
aforesaid county, and has asked for
its approval and her discharge from
further duty or responsibility therein,
and that said report and application
for discharge will come on for hear
ing before the court aforesaid, at Den
ison, on the 18th day Of September, A..
D. 1915, at which time and place you
can appear and show cause, if any,
why said final report should not be ap-
proved and the undersigned dis
charged from any further duty or re-
sponsibility therein.
26-1t Mrs. De Fits Raily.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-08
Wolnen's and Misses All
Wool Dresses at SIS Each

Unquestionably the best dresses we
have ever been able to offer at this price.
Made of fine qu@lity French serge, collar
and vestee of Bengaline, trimmed with
jet buttons. Colors brown, green, navy
and black.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-08
The investigation of the lynching in

The investigation Of the lynchine in
Marietta, Ga, of Leo Frank few
weeks aga, has resulted as was gencr-
ally predicted. by the grand jury dis
missing the charge. 1t. was surmised
that those engaged in the guilty work
would be whitewashed by no indict-
ment being found and it turns out as
predicted. 1t is to the disgrace Of
Georgia that public sentiment will sus-
tain the lyncfing Of q human being.
A community that will tolerate such
conduct is to be pitied. 1t will require
a great many years to remove the
stain from the state of Georgia caused
by this infraction of the law and the
refusal of the state to bring to pun
ishment those guilty OF the lynching.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-08

Moore and Sims, the horse buyers
of Bussey, Ia, will be at Laub's barn
in Dcniaon on next Wednesday. They
are especially anxious to purchase 500
horses and mares. 5 to lG hands high.
6 to years old, weighing from 100 to
1900 lbs These horse buyers will be
in Charter Oak Sept. 10; Mapleton
Sept. II: Manila Sept. 16; Manning
Sept. II; and Coon Rapids Sept. Is.
Those who have horses to sell should
by al means bring their horses to
DenisOn next Wednesday.
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At the meeting of the w. G. II. U
held last Thursday the following Of
flcers were elected for the ensuing
year: President Mrs. M. A. Penney
fist vice-president, Mrs. c. F. Casa
day; second vice president, Mrs. Jacot
Sims; third vice president, Mrs. c. w
Merrill; recording secretary, Miss An
ma DeWolf; corresponding secretary
Mrs. Frances Barber; treasurer, Mrs
IL A Norman.
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such as to justify him in becoming a
candidate and as to inspire III his
friends I, large measure OF confidence.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-08

Mrs. Otto Carlson and children, Lily
and Teddy, of Oakland, Neb, visited
at the home Of N. e. Laiferty last
week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-08
More New Suits at $500
and $27.5O Each

Whipcord, Serges, Garbardines and two
toned novelties are the prevailing mate.
rails. Colors navy, soldier boy blue,
Picaninny brown, black and green.
Other splendid values at $1,000, $500,
$3.50 and upwards.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-26
KANAWAI 90
HE KAN.AWAI

HooIoII PAUKU 1856 o Ma KANAwAI HoULUULU1A
0 HAwA1r 1915, E PHI ANA Ma AUHAU WA1wA1, MA
KA PAKuI Ana LAIIA MAHELE Hou KAPAIA ga,
t. a Hoo1oL1 ANA KA MAHELE Ia.
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Hooholoia e Ia Ahaolelo ka Teritore Hawaii:
PAUKU He maele hou keia Ike pakuia mel ka Pauku
ka Mahele "a, heuheu hoi like la mahope tho mel:
GA. i papa hoke ke koena hoolo ole la a hama
aeke hoopaa ole la koe ka pau ka makahki
mamua tho mai loko huina oha iloko la makahk
haekua kahua kulike ma hoakaka ka papa
waihona kula makahik elua hoohanaa ana la wa"
Houluuluia Hawaii 1915 keia Ike hooloia mel ka
paku mahope tho ka huaoeo "pauku ka lana 40
keia mahope Tho mel: hoawe ka huina hokeia malao
kuhkuhi ka maele 3a keia Pauku pela hoi hik
al Mahele la Ike heluhelu like mahope tho mel:
s. hoomakaukau like no hoi ka pauku ka Terore
haawi aku ka luna heu auhau kekah papa hoomaopopo
auhau ka huina ina he haawna kekahi hki uku aku
ole paa mai paha ka Terore mai loko loaa keia
auhau iloko ia makahik kela kea kaana ole kuana
kauhale kalana hama pill kula ka ukupanee
bona hoahu mau hama paha hui pu me lilo ka
obi ana ka helu ka obi auhau maoko ia
kaana ole kulanakauhale kalana ka huna no ma hama
pill ohana kua malao keia mahele huina ia kupono
kaulke kona hoomaopopo eko ao ka hookah hapa
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KANAWAI 81
HE KANAWAI

HooMAopoPo ANA AHA ELELE HAIKU PALAPALA Hoo
HooMAKAUKAU PALAPALA HooKUMU Or.
vKANAwM PAHA HooKUMu ANA AUPUNI K1-
LANAKAUHALE KALANA HoSoLrLU, HooMAo
PoPo ANA KoHo ANA 1 HoA o AHA
E Hooholoia la Ahaolelo Ia Tertore Hagaii:
PAuKU l. aha eee kapaia ka Aha Elele Haiku PaIa
pala Hookmu kea ke hookrmu Ike hoomanaa noh1
halawai Honolulu, Kuanakauhale Kaana Honolulu
ka awelawe hama pill ka hoomakaukau paapa.
hookumu hou a j ole kanawai munisipala Ike aupun
kulanakauhale kalana la oeoa. Ikanaonokumamaha 6f
laa aha elele koho la lakou Ike hokeia boo
maopopoa mahope tho nei lawelawe ho lakou ka ako0
-oihana me ka uku ole.
PAUKu 2. noho ka aha elele ma ka Poalua Sepa
temaba 1915, aweawe hoemau aku ko lakou noho
ka aoe OF aku Ike kanaono la kapae IA o
ma Saba ma la kuaia. Z lilo no hama ka a
elee ka hoomakaukau Ike pa pono palapala hoou
ole kanawai paha hookumu aupuni no Ike KuIana
hale me Kalana Honolulu like hoomaopopoia a
kupono no kona oihana kllike hoi ano kon1
kulana, ma ka pan pono ana ia hama waho akin -
hooia kupono mamuIi ka hooiao ana IA lnnahoom.
ke kakanolelo, waiho pu hoi noeI5|o re 0
pala Pill kona laHeIaNe oiIana I'D.
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KANAWAI SO
HE lKANAWAI


E HooKAPU ANA IA HooPUKA IA LAIK1NI KA Poe Ale
AuHAU KAA Or HooLoLI ANA KA MoKuNA III
Ma KANAwAI i HoULUULU1A 0 HAwAn 1916, Ma KA
PAKu1 Ana / LAltA ! fPAukU Hou, KAPA1A o
E Hooholoia ka Ahaolelo la Teritore Hawai:
PAUKU 1. o ma Kanawa Houluu1uia o Hawaii o 1915
kea Ike hoololiia nei ka paku aa pauku hou
e kapaia ka Pauku 1884. =""
"Pauku 1965A Aole kekahi lakini hoopukaia kekahi
puuku kaana ole puuku kuanakauhale kalana, maloko
nei ka Terore Hawaii Ike ole ka moi lakini
waiho ia Punku kekahi paapaa hooa hoike
ka uku pha auhau aieia pau, ina he
hau ale kekah mahope aku ka hoohoos kea Kanawa
aka aole nae heu pu auhau manua aku Ianuari l.
1915 ".=
PAuKU g. mana kea Kanawai ma kona wa aponoia al
Aponoa kea la Is Aperila, NJ. H. 1915. :
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
Kiaana ka Teritore Hawaii.
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lua huna hoonaopopola no M olhana kul4
pau maloko papa wahona kula school budget pakui
ka huina hoomaopopoa makenakeia ia makahiki
kulke me ka papa hoike uku hoomaopopoia maloko IA
kuna hokeia maloko Ia Mahee keia pauku hooawe
ka huina hoikea maalo o kuhikuhi ka Mahele "a
kea pauku, pea ho heoawe hou ka hnina hooe
popoa hale kua kahua malalo ia Mahele
oeoa hooawe pu ka huina auhau kula Ii hoonao
popoa maoko ka Paukn 1a25) ohia iloko ka makahik
mamua tho, ka wawa hula waiwa maloko ia kaan
ole kulanakauhae kaana paha heuia ka hoomaopop
hama pill keia auhau iloko ka makahik manu-
tho hookaulikea al me ka wawa waiwai maoko
Teritoe like ia heu auhau ia ana Ike komO pu q
ia hoomaopopo ka waiwa hokeia maloko ka an
hele hoakaka keia pauku. e
Ma ia hoomaopopo ka luna heu auhau IA pa keneta
hk al ka waiwai ku ka auhaua nalao kea pauku Ike
hauia ka pomakai ia kaana kulanakauhale kalan.
paha hik al la waiwai Ike auhauia loaa hoi loko
makahki ka huina hoomaopopoa makemakeia ana q
oihana hokeia maloko kela ME keia Mahee 1, g
me 5 keia pauku. ka hoomaopopo ia pa kenel
ka huina waiwai o waiwai like ia heu auhauia
hama keia auhau ka makahki iho Ike lave
mai kahua ia hoomaopopo Ina ka pa keneta 10
maopopoia hama hokeia maloko ka Maele lie Of ali
ka hookah hapalua hookahi pa keneta, hoemiia
hookahi hapaua hookahi keneta Ina ka keneta
maopopoia no ma hama hoikea maoko ka Mahee kei
oaa ka huna pa keneta ka pa keneta hoomaopopo
hama hokeia maloko ka Mahele 1 OF aku /.
elua hapakou hookahl keneta alalla hoemIla m
al oaa mai hna mai he eluaapakou hookah pa kene
Ina ia hoomaopopo ana ka huna makemakea
hama hokeia maloko Mahele me hoke ole ia ak0
ka luna heu auhau ole ka la hope Ian1
ari la makahki hoomaopopo ka luna heu auhau ka
keneta hama hoomaopopoa maloko ka Mahee ma
hookahihapaua hookah pa keneta ka pa kenea boz
hama hoomaopopoia maoko ka Mahele ma ka hookah
hapaono hookahi pa kenea ka huina pa kenea hoe
maopopo pau la ole oaa ia hama ana hama ho.
kakaia maloko mahee elma oeoa ka pa kencI
wawa auhauia al makahik malalo kea pauk0
maioko ka mahee obi auhau malaila kalana ole an.
kauhale kalana paha komo al
Aka nae hoi waiwai paa a pau wawai lew
pausmaloko ka Teritore auhau maopopo ole ia 81
hookuua paha mai ka auhau ae), hoohanaia ole Law
laweia ole hanaia paha kekah hama pill
oihana hahali hoke mamui ka uwila okoa
paha, ole ka halihal ohua, leka ole uka1
paha mai kekahi mokupun kekah, ole moku d.
Ike ka ole kekahi alma okoa, ku ka auhauia
kekahi auhau kela keia makahik, ka pa kenea
auhau wawai paa maloko Ike Kulanakauhae me Kaana
Honolulu ia makahki, helu hoi mauna kona We
wal 10 piha ka pomakai ka Terore holookoa a.
hau paul. ina he auau 10 kekai, oia ma poe waiWo
paha maloko Ike kaana Kalawao lilo ka poma
o ka Teritore"
PAuKu 3. E mana kea Kanawai Ianuari N. H. 1915.
Aponoia keia la is Aperila, NJ Fl. 1915
LUCIUs E. PINKHAM
Kiaaina ka Teritore Hawaii
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MA KE KAUOHA
KANAWAI SO
HE KANAWAI

Z Pill ANA lookout HAMA NE IA CKU IA Poe
KAKAU PoKoLE o AHA HooKoLoKoLo kAAPUNI o KA
APAxA HooKoLoKoLo KAAPUNI EKAHI 0 IA TERIToRE o
HAWAII.
The Washington times., 1915-09-27
Colored Veterans to Be
Given Reception by
Citizens of Capital

Several hundred colored veterans of
the G. A. r. will be here for the en-
campment and arrangements have been
made by q colored citizens committee
to entertain them.
On Wednesday night the visitors will
be given a reception. banquet. and con-
cert In Convention Hall. Ferdinand d.
Lee, chairman, also announced that an
exhibition drill would be given by the
Uniform Rank of knights of Pythias.
knights of st. ohm ,and the Uniform
Patriarch of Odd Fellows, the drill be-
ing under the direction Major James
d. Walker. of the District Militia.
The program for Wednesday night
follows:
Walter H. Brooks. of Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church: ]. c. Dancy.
N. L. Weatherless, grand master OF
the Grand Lodge of Masons of the
District: the Rev. NJ. w. Clair. of AS
bury A. NJ. +. Church. and Judge Rob
ert II. Terrell. Responsives by the
chief. David J. Palmer.
and Past National Senior Vice Presi-
dent Mrs. Isabel Worrell Ball, of the
w. r. C. The musical program has
been arranged under the direction OF
g:lzie Hoffman. the knights of Pyth
las, and the Commonwealth Band. Of
Baltimore. assisted by Joseph IL
DQpglasAA vtolinist
The Washington times., 1915-09-27
USE TIMES
TO FIND COMRADES
Hundreds Who Lost S light of
Men They Fought With
Would Renew Friendship.

G. A. r. veterans early today began
taking advantage of The Times offer
to help them find their comrades.
Hundreds of veterans have lost sight
Of men they fought with side by side,
in the war; and expect to renew the
friendship this week. Others wish to
see friends and comrades here. but they
have no way of knowing where they are
stopping.
To help the veterans keep in touch
with each other. and to make 1t easy
for them to find the men they are look
ing for. The Times each day will con-
tinue to run blank. under the cap
ton, Attention. Comrade!' in which
there is space for the name. address.
company. regiment, and corps of the ap-
plicant, and for the name of the COM
rade he wishes to locate.
Those blanks already turned In follow
William ]. Bailey, drum major of
Company F.. 152d New York Army
Corps, wishes to find anyone in the l52d
New York. He is stopping at 122S
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Edwin p. Walker, captain Company
A. Eighty-ninth Illinois Infantry, wishes
to find any comrade hailing from Am
boy. Ill. Mr.. Walker is at ITO F. street
William NJ. King. Company |. 18th
Ohio, who Is stopping at ll5 Seventh
street northeast, wishes to locate any
comrades OF Company !. l67th Ohio.
The Washington times., 1915-09-27
Claims to Be Babv.
Soldier of En-, All
Hiram Wiley Proud of His Dis
tinction-Always a Private
and Still One.

Hiram Wiley. an inmate of the Ma
tional Soldiers Home here, claims to
be the baby soldier of them all" at
this encampment.
He was siAty-five years old on April
10 last. and the average age of Union
veterans of the civil war is seventy
eight Wiley makes no claim to rank
He says he has met few veterans who
are not colonies. majors, and generals
and he enjoys the proud distinction OF
having entered the war as 4 private
when thirteen years old. carried a gun
for three years as a private. of having
been mustered out MS private and
being a private still.
His honorable discharge shows he
Joined the regular army of, the United
States and was assigned to Company
II, Second battalion, Sixteenth United
states Infantry. now the Twenty-fifth
Infantry, when he was thirteen years
old. The date of the beginning OF his
service was August II, 1864, and the
termination, september !. 1867
Throughout the eight months he
served in the civil war, Private Wiley
was under fire in Virginia. Tennessee.
Mississippi and Georgia. The biggest
battle in which he participated was at
petersburg.
He also assisted in building the Star
Fort near Chain bridge.
The Washington times., 1915-09-27
US. WARSH|PS ARRIVE
Off POTOMAC PARK
Vessels to Be Open for Public
inspection Every Day Dur.
ing G. 4. R. Encampment.

Promptly at noon today twelve United
States navy vessels dropped anchor in
the channel OF the Potomac river OF
Potomac Park. The vessels will be open
for public inspection all this week be-
tween 10 apd 1880 a. m. and and $50
p. m.
The vessels are the Presidents yacht
Mayflower and the Sylph and Dolphin.
These boats and mine layer Dubuque
are anchored near the Highway Bridge
the torpedo boats Bailey. Barney. and
Biddle, and the destroyers Perry. Per-
kins, Sterrett. Monaghan. and Wake.
The low-built. grim-looking torpedo
boats and destroyers attracted most of
the attention of the scores Of persons
on the Highway Bridge and seawall who
had gathered to see the ships anchor
Immediately after the boats took their
positions in line in the channel and
anchored. visitors began going aboard,
a number of launches and other small
boats having been waiting at the sea
wall for the arrival of the vessels.
Visitors were transported to and from
the vessels for 10 cents.
The Washington times., 1915-09-27
CURTAIN RA|SEDON
GA. R. ENCAMPMENT
Dedication Of Camp Emery q,
Formal Opening Of AnMver-,
sary Of Great Review.
CONTINUED from First Pase.)

NOutIuu0O ItOIn CIIUt 1o8OsJ
close with q short address OF welcome
by Simon Wolf, who spoke for the citi-
Gems Of the District and for the people
OF all races and religions. The entire
assemblage then sang America" and
the Grand Army celebration had begun.
-. Emery Family There.
Among those present were the three
daughters Of Mr.. Emery. Mrs. Clara X.
Henlkle. widow Of Gen. 8. 8. Henkle;
Mrs. Julia F. H. Cox. wife Of W. v.
Cox. and Mrs. Mary A. Hanway. wifi,
Of William N. Hanway. Other Nom.
Mrs. Helen Emery Shaw. Emery Cox
Butt Ruth = Emery Laird. and Miss Hasen
Capt Harrison DingInan. Of the De-
partment Of the Potomac. presided and
Introduced the speakers. q.
Camp Emery today has been jammed
with veterans and their friends. since
tho doors were opened. at o'clock.
Chairman H. A. johnson and his as
sistants Of the registration committee,
broke all records this morning in the
registration of veterans 1t Is estimated
that more than 1000 were handled and
properly ticketed the first hour the
building was open. .
In every room and every section OF
the camp the veterans are foregather-
ing and have expressed themselves as
heartily pleased with the excellent man
ner in which the camp has been ar
ranged, because Of the ease with which
they find their way about.
The Washington times., 1915-09-27
SOCIETIES
+. HEADQUARTERS OPEN
Will Give Reception in Honor OF
Sons of Veterans Head
Tonight.

Headquarters Of the National Asso-
ciation Of Patriotic Societies opened to-
day at the Raleigh. Nearly 100 dele
gates registered. John B. Lewis, OF
Boston. president, received delegates.
assisted by other officers.
> Tonight at o'clock the association
will give a reception in honor Of Com
mand9r; ;in-Chief c. s. Sherman. OF the
Sons Of Veterans Mrs. Sarah Fulton.
president o. the Woman's Relief Corps.
and Mrs. Lulu Carlin. president Of tho
Daughters Of Veterans.
Meetings will be held at Q q m. and
p. m. tomorrow at the Church OF Our
Father. Memorial services to dead COM
rades will mark morning services.
President Lewis officiating. Patriotic
topics have been assigned to members
for discussion in the afternoon. The fol-
lowing will speak: The Rev. Alexan-
der Blackburn. Of Massachusetts,; Mrs.
Lillian c., Cary. Iowa; Mrs. Nellie D.
Orchard. Connecticut; Maj. M. II
Peters, Illinois. and p. H. Coney. Kan