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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
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Sc freut nts iiber Grmntbieunaen IN
mnierer Nrbeit fir balbiu6Mentlide
Nmsgaben BON ,3be Catholic 3ris
bmnc" IN tiefer Stelle tneloen 81
f6nnen. - @iermit ZEN betreffennen
Heri1niihfeiten jffentlid Cant fir
lire ,uertbe Cooperation. - 1ant
ienen bmnbertmnrfiinisis 6reiuiili=
seu Der eriten @uhc. - Wirft and
9n fummen, wertber 2efer ?!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
(0om G6efs Gebafteur. J

Ser @edrui: ~Sest lit bic 3eit gun,
3anoeln %eefomumen". lit nid|t pereebs
lid in u%nieren 8ldttern pcrbalt. BE-
reits bnben lih $50 Sreitpiaiee nit
ibrem Ibonnementsgelo (Vorausbez
5abluus) 9cmeIoct. 8irit On ai,d)
fplstn. lieber 2eier, Der 0u elm en0s
Iiid,es fatbuliihes 8latt fir Seine
&nioer nebit 9einem oeutifen 8latt
hnhru mi1it 3 Q 2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Spfern amerifnniid)e giireer be-
Tit0en.
Sic .Torobcutid)e I%uoemeine Seis
tuis" be5eidnct oas @criitt. oab Der
ocutid)e 8eichsfau5ler einen por8eitia,.t
Srieben nit ENGLAND erltrebe. ais
~unbegriinDet. bosipili9 unb ben
Sntereiien oes 8eihcs suniberIaus
fenb". (Sn5miifen aber tpaGfabren
Seutihlanb's &dbd,cn, Srauen uno
@reile 81 Den nationalen 6etligtbiiz
mern uno bctcn Inn eineu bnlbi9en
Sricbcn.)
Cine Spe8ialoepeihe aug aon1ians
tinopeI beiagt. baB in Snbien Nuf>
irdnce inter Den @obammebanern erz
fol9t linb.
2ie Der II. 9. Ibmiral Guperton
berihtet. iinb in Dem 5reifen bel Sap
6a.tien fiinfsig S%niulaner unc elm
a~meritaniid,er Mdrines Solbat 9etpotet
nnb 3ebn Marine Soloaten p~erlpunpet
fpprncn.
Charles Sd)pdb. Yrdiioent Der
Bethlehem Steel SO. bat Dos Barrier
gIatt (2e Sourual" AM IA. Septcms
ber iiir $4,000 900 sefauit.
Bel gr6ffnuns Der baperiidlen &dms
n,er AM 1. Sftober erfldrte MiniIterz
Yrdiibent. @raf b. 9ertlins. Sent,f@
Lamb tperoe einmiitbig ausharren. bis
EN- ebrenpoler Sriebe erSielt unb beiien
Sauer %9arantiert norocn lei.
Ser Observation-Disclosures bes Iusz
ipdrtigen Mmtes, Nr. q. Zimmerman.
erfldrte am 1. Sftober eincm Der
tretcr bes ~Nieupc H%otterbamI6e
9ourant" geeeniiber. Sollanb babe
nid,ts bon Seutidlnnb gu befiirdten.
peber politiih nod lpirthihaitlif.
SeutihldnO ipiiic Die Sbatiade. oaB
SoIlano imtrifte Nelitralitdt anireht err
blelt. bod gu idJdsen.
9ie rniiii6e Sumn miro troe
Eolfsberlangen nicht tpieber eroffnet
perben (serabe uie bier in II. e.
Bis Nobemper. ba. tpie oer ruiiiShe
Miniiterratb erildrt, cine -Riebers
er0finRuS bic Race i'm Snnern bes
Qan.es snnaii n It ig beeinflufien
tpiiroe". - Bel benz Iosfauer Sunis
Nufrubr nlroe giaenthum i'm Wcrtbe
bon 3S @iaionen 'Mubcl ueripiiltet unb
392 Herioncn perleet.
Sir Die brittle .bcutihe InIeibc
(munmebr ab9eihlonen) limb 13,101.z
100000 Narf gc3eidnet porpen.
ganten unb 8anfierS baben 1876
Mtillionen. SparfaHeu 1902 Rinioe
men iibernommeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

@ebiet iperbe p~crhinOcri perDcn;
Hreiuicr Teni5eio5 hat epcufnl5 i'm
griehnd)en %nrlament erfIdrt. 0ries
denlonb iperoc iiG Dem %eriitdl ieoer
Ndtion. nui bcm Sulfan nie Iprmndts
ltellung III erringen. piberiegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Ytoniere tatbolii@er Yreb>
Gntmifelmmg.
I'm ba%l6p69emtli@e Mussaben uni i%ueiteren
Musban Der fatb. Yre1e 81 erm6sli4em.
@fotto: Die fatbpftid,e Vreiie mmk 1adbe SeS
8an3en fatboliidem Vplfes ieim.

Tolgenocs fne Die Nanen uo aSreIen Sener. ipelde iopeit ibr
announcement fur balbtp0fentihe NuS adbcn bon .Sbe Catholic Srtbune"
einge'tidt hdben. Gle arbeiten nit us fir Die Shaffuug Der erren
fatboHidnn balbwodenhiden 3eiune in Der 2anocsprahe in Den Ser
cinpen Staaten. Sic pouan ben nddten Sdrit Su tdsiten Mussaben
nDulc1 maiden
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
8nlgarten
Us. @nBlanD.

Aae 8alfanitaaten riiften eifris sum
&rieg. - Aliierten lanSen 9rnp.
pen In .0~3rieGcmlamb. = 100000
1entt&e nmb Eetterrei&er an Der
ierbiiMem Orcuse t%onsentriert. -
Ynlsarieu hat Sanhlanb's tllti'
matum nidst snr .feftseietten Seit
beanttportet. = @aS ,uirb &nma-
nien tbun?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

@atttns. Wtinn.,
25. Sept. rs.
3err Chef &epnfteur!
Inbei mcinen NbonnementSbetrae
fir bic balbip6fentlid,e .3be Catholic
Tribune". Wenn Sic III ieber 2ofas
litdt audi MIR Die Titfpirfune n +
einflubreidcn Yerion hnben ~tpiirben.
Io0te Die 5nlbmofentlite .Sbe Gatbs
olic xribune") in Babe 5000 Nbons
nenten sdblen.
Ser Srubel nit nielen bon uns
Mrbeitsleuten 1T. bab- mir Die 6eber
ODER ben @Ieiitift gu iebr firdten.
9ir be3nblen Iieber unb onmit lit bic
Sad,e ab9emaht.
Sbnen grfolg tpiinifenb, uers
bleibe i'd,
3odahtunesbou Sbr
gal. HauH .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

in Iromore. CfIa.. iinb bis iebt
"A Spfer Der furhtbaren 8aiolintanfs
Grploiion 9efunben morben; bon ben
200 Werleetem limb mebrere nidt 81
retten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

0raf b. 8ernitorif , ementicr t
Die angebliten armeniid)en 8reuels
tbaten in Der Siirfei. bod bamit niht
berubigt. peilt @aibinston Den nlneris
faniid)en 8otifaifer in aonitantinopel
an. aus5ufinben. oh lid inter Den
Spfern ameritnuiit)e giireer be-
linden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
JmtdnsiI@es
(epss,en far biete seitnns ~tearssttet.,

Sn Der 8unbesbauptjtabt @aSbs
in9ton fanb am 80. September bic
gro6e Yarace Der .@rano Irmp Of
the &epublie" our g~rinneruna al bic
Dor so Sahren ab9ebaltene Varaoe Der
aus benz @iir9erfries b~eimfebrenben
1eere oes Noroens jfatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
9aeu. SMinims crflart iiM.

81. 9umis. Mu.,
30. Sept. 10.
&srtber SIX. Hid,plas Conner!
Sd tsliriuorie aus 8aiaem Qer5en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Sn S&enectaop. q. g.. taete ber<
fIonene Wod)e Der rationale aonbent
Der polniifen Nationals Mqian5 unter
3ablreid)er @etbeilieune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Gin 2eier f@reibt.

Snn Intonio. Segas.
p. Sept. 1915.
@ertber Serr 8onner!
gnolif. enolieb borcn tpir nit 8es
tp;Bbeit. bab Die ba%lbipDfentliHe ,Sbe
Catholic tribune" iif reaIiiieren
biirfte. !9ierbei meinen Ibonnementss
betrag.
Sbnen alien erfols miini&enb.
berbleibe i'd,
MHtunsspoIlit.
@. s. e d m d E r.
Gebrer unb Or9aniit.
Gettur Sommerbanier, g. s..
entbmFahif&.
GIepeLan b. Chic.
q. Sept. 1915.
Iein lieber Serr @onner!
Sf babe ioeben Sbre Nus9abe bonn
23. September geleien. in iueldem Chr
Mntriif unter benz 10 be3eihnenoen
Sitel: ,9iolp is the Time to So Stl"
eritieu. EieicS 1T in Der Chat ers
friiGenb. 0ie 9uten 2eute. ipcld)c
idpon 10 LANCE iIno bel ieber @eleeenz
belt uns 5ireOeten. lit can't be bone.
feben iid urplOslid unterbrod,en hnrd,
Semano, oer's bod probiert. 8eIpett
fir Sic. 1iefes 1T In Der 9bat elm
Greisnik. gs lit bic 0dmmeruns.
tpcld,e uns einen beIieren Tag i'm
fatboliid)en SournaIismus biersulanoe
peripridt. SD piinide Sbnen alien
Grfole unb id bofie, Sab Sbre Sreunbe
nno Mbunnenten Sic tbdtfrditi9 inter-
itiisen iperScn. moraliid) umb iinans
6icl. Sic balbtp0hentlide Iusgabe
lit IN Gnbetraht bes 2e%ieitoffes. Sen
bic nSdentlide .5he Catholic 9ris
bunc" uns beute idon bietet. $500
merth.
3D. ihlieBe oieiem @rief einen Gbcd
bon $500 bel fir orei Announcements
.anf bic balbtpodentlid,e .5be Catholic
5ribune". Sd tperoe aud in meincn
Wortrdeen auf Sbr Observation-Disclosures
1latt in Der 0anbesiprahe binpeiien.
Modmals Sbnen @mtb miinidenS
rnh @otteS Se9en Sbrem ltntsrnebs
melt. pcr6!eioe iee. S4r
". 9 crbauer r. z. g..
(@ettor).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
,3tuei wadere bo&tp. S5erren.

3pci 9erren aus Dem &lerus babert
ms ic $25 fir Mbonnemente auf bic
balbipDt)entlide .Sbe Catholic Sris
bur,e" CUR Werfiisuns seite0t. Sic
bodIw. 3erren tperben. tpie tie mittbeils
ten. an einem Sonntage in allen FL.
Neiien in ibrer Yfarrfirde iibcr Mufs
sabe unb Iotbrenoiefeii Der fatboz
liidJen Yreiie. ~beionbers iiber gntpides
lung uno Musbau berielben preoiaen,
NIT @esus auf Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
..Sbe Catholic Sribune". Sbnen berss
lidlcn Sanf fir ticie praftii&e Ytit..
wirfmn8, bic fatbuIiihe Hrefe snr
Sad,e Ses sansen fatbulii&en Holfes
81 MAIDEN.
@nn anberen N%efiirtportern Der
fothuliid)en Yreiie legen mir Die nad,s
fuleeiloen IeuBerun9en Dor. fir bic
mir pcn Setrcffenben i'm 8eionncren
bantcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
yii&ot @ui&'s S&reiben.

I. Y | D II o. Nttilrl.,
30. Sept. 1915.
@ertber 5err Chef Mebatteur!
Mnbei finoen. sic niein 4bonnement
fir Die balblpotentlife MuSsabe Der
She Catholic Sribunc". Sh boffe
5uperiid]tIid,. oaB Sbre Neu9riinouna
Sic redyte 8iirbisun9 finbet. unb bic
Sate lid aud bonn 9eihdftliden
Stanopunft aus ais elm grfol9 Err
tpeiien pirb.
Shre -Sbe Catholic Sribune" bat
mir INNER oils bic e~rfolareifite Yers
tuirfiihnng Seiien aeidienen. mas Der
fut6oliife 9urd,idnitts sQeier naturs
gen,db bon ieiner 3eituns ertportet.
SD boffe. bag Sic nit Der balbs
tpGdentlid)en Iusgabe einen nod, ar0s
Beren 2eierfreis befommen iperbcn als
ben eesenipdrtieen, auf ipeldncn Sic
nit gereftem Stvl3 binipeiien %fSnnerl.
Y9it Den beiten Biihihen fir Sic
urb Sbr ltnternebmen. nerbIeibe ih,
Sbr.
Soiepb s. 8uG.
@iifof bon ct. Glou6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Streifs in Nunitions : 6a6riten
berrihem IN 9olcoo. Ohio. Sartforo.
Conn.,. Cincinnati. g.. unb 8ilminss
ton. Sci.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Sefti9e acknowledgements tuareu
AN Nbenb bonn 2. Sffobcr in Calls
fornia. lltab unb Ncpaba. iotpie
8ritld s9olumbien 81 peripiiren. &ein
SafiHn6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

(Jorticeaus aui Der ~. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Gin srbeitsma,,a ertIart iid.

8 s. Iiinn.,
25. Sept. '15.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-30
ACCIDENTALLY
shot BY Son
John Kruger, Of Hanover Township,
Receives Bullet in Back Owing
Accidental Discharge Of Rifle
BULLET REMOVED BY OPERATION
Injured Man Getti;,s Along Nicely
and vii! No Doubt Be About in
Very Short Time.

Mr.. John kruegeC prominent
farmer of Hanover township, was ac-
cldentally shot last Wednesday by his
son, who was handling a rifle. The
ball penetrated his liver and lodged
in his back.
The injured man was brought to
Denison and was operated on that
night at the local hospital, but art that
time the ball was not located. He un-
dcrwen another operation last eve.
ming which was successful and the
bullet was found lodged in the back,
and was removed.
Mr. Kruger was at his home eight
miles northwest OF Denison on the
ridge road to Charter Oak when the
accident occurred. His son was go
ing out to shoot birds and ground
squirrels. He got the rifle and was
sitting in the summer kitchen clean
ing it. Not thinking the rifle was
loaded lie accidentally pulled the trig-
ger and his father, who was sitting
near, received the q caliber bullet,
which entered his right side.
While the injury is very dangerous.
Mr. Krueger is getting along nicely
and it is believed that he will be able
to be up and around again within a
short time He has been an invalid
from diabetes for some time and this
of course makes his case dOubly
serious one.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-30
BROKEN
COLLAR BONE
Henry Lange, of Milford Township,
Falls From Seat of Wagon As
Team Starts to Run Away.
ACCIDENT NEAR DENiSON MILL
Wheels Of Heavy Wagon Pass Over
eody-Taken to Physiciaris
Office for Treatment

Mr.. Henry Lange, who resides in
Milford township. was badly injured
in a runaway accident in Denison yes
terday afternoon about 1880. Mr..
Lange fell from a wagon, the wheels
passing over his body and he sustain,
ed broken collar bone.
Yesterday morning he drove to Den
ison with a load of hogs for the mar
kct, and after selling them to one OF
the local buyers he started home
shortly after l o'clock. When going
down the street leading to the |. Z.
depot the team became unmanageable
and right in front OF the West Deni.
son mill he was thrown from the seat.
lie fell in such manner that the
wheels passed over his body. Mr..
Omar McWilliams, of Charter Oak
with Il party OF friends, happened to
be coming up the hill in a machine
right after the accident took place and
seeing the injured man lying in the
road, put him in their car and took
him to physicians Office. A care
full examination was made and it was
found that his collar bone was broken
Mr.. Lange was able,to return to his
home late in the afternoon. 1t is for
tunate that the accident did not prove
more serious.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-30
LOCAL BIDDER
GETS CONTRACT
County Board Of Supervisors Award
Number of Contracts for Concrete
cuiverts Throughout County.
E. McNEAL GETS A NUMBER
County Engineer Fishei Well Pleased
That Bids Were Lower Than
Estimate in Many Cases

The board of supervisors convened
yesterday morning for the purpose of
receiving sealed bids for twenty-nine
reinforced concrete clllverts and one
I-beam bridge and one SO foot pony
truss span. In all nine bids were re-
ceived. The lowest bid received on
the work mentioned above totaled
$2O,713 and we understand is some
what lower than the estimate made by
County Engineer H. B. Fishel, who IS
more than pleased over the bids.
Mr. E. McNeal, of Deloit, was the
low bidder on number Of different
jobs, receiving in all seven different
culverts. On groups Nos. !, 2, s, 8, 9,
and Is for culverts to be built in East
Boyer, Morgan, Soldier, Hanover and
Union townships his bid was $5,5O5.
He also was the successful bidder
for group No. II, consisting Of cul-
verts in Union and Paradise town
ships, his bid being $2,440.
The other successful bidders We're
as follows:
Marsh Engineering Co. groups 3, 4,
5, Z, u, II, IS, for culverts in Mil
ford, Hayes, Jackson, West Side and
Iowa townships, the total amount of
their bids on these different jobs be-
ing $7.340.
On group No. IA, consisting of a
6xo box culvert in East Boyer town.
ship, Mr.. T. A. Hickey was the low
bidder, his estimate being $104s.
On group No. 10, 6x5 box culvert
in Willow township, the Pickens En-
gineering and Construction Co. were
the low bidders, their bid being 1898.
On group No 13, consisting of four
box culverts in Charter Oak township,
Mr.. c. O. Miller was low bidder at
$2SOO.
On group No. 16, box culvert in
Washington township, A. w. Merrick
was low bidder at $5S2.
The board is in session today sign
ing up contracts with the concerns
WHO were the low bidders The sue
cessful bidders will be requiredsto fur
nish bond of "A per cent of the con-
tract price, issued by responsible
surety. approved by the board of su.
pervisors and drawn to protect the
county in any sub-contracting.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-30
T0NASZOWTAKEN
BY TEUT0NS
Auetro-cerman Armies Capture I'M
portant Polish City in Sweep
Across GaIician Frontier.
THE sLAvs ARE HAMMERED BACK
Berlin Official Report Says Cars
Forces Were Driven Across the
Bug and GniIa lipa.

Vienna (Via London), June 30
The Teutonic allies in their advance
over the Galician border into Prussian
Poland, in the region OF Tomaszow
have captured that Polish town, accord
ing to an Austrian official statement
given out here tonight. The statement
also says that strong Russian forces
north of Kamionka, twenty-five miles
northeast of Lemberg. were repulsed
with great loss last night after heavy
fighting
Teutons Now in Russia.
Berlin, Juna 80 (Nia London
The official statement given out to.
day by the German army headquarters
stan. announces that to the north OF
Lemberg the Austro-German forces
are now on Russian territory. Fur
thernore General Won Linsingen has
driven the Russians across the Gnila
Lira river, and atfluent OF the Dnies-
ter to the north OF Halicz.
The communication says:
Western theater: The French yes
terday prepared for {; night infantry
attack between Lens and the Bethune-
Arras road by strong preparatory
IRE, but they were frustrated by our
artillery.
''h. the bills of the Meuse the Ell
emy yesterday delivered five attacks
upon the positions we captured June
26th at point to the southwest OF
Les Eparges. but these attacks broke
down with heavy losses. During the
night the French advances at q point
further east also broke down without
having achieved success.
'"To the east of Luneville three at
tacks on the part of several enemy
battalions against our positions in the
forest OF Rembois and to the west of
Leintrey and Condreon. did not pen
citrate further than our outer entangle,
ments. The enemy was driven back
into his former positions by our fire
An artillery observation post OF
the enemy located on the Sofssons
cathedral was done away with yester-
day by. our artillery fire.
In the eastern theater of war moth.
ing of Importance developed yester,
day.
Russians Driven Across River.
'ln the southeastern theater the
army under General Won LinsinSen
defeated the enemy during Il pursuit
along the entire front between Halicz
and Firjelow and drove them across
the Gnila I.ipa river. In this section
the fighting continues, Further to
the north in the Przemysl district the
town of Kamionka, Twenty-Five miles
north of Lembcrg. has been reached
by our troops To the north of KAN
ionka the enemy did not await our at
tack, but retreated across the River
Bug at a point below Kamionka.
"In section to the north and north
east of Mostly Wielkie, about thirty
miles north of Lemberg, and also to
the northeast and west Of Tomaszow
the enemy yesterday offered resist
ance. Everywhere he was defeated.
Here we are now on Russian territory.
(Tomaszow is in POland)
Under the pressure OF our advance
in this district the enemy is beginning
to evacuate his positions in the Tanew
section and on the Lower San"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-30
SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY
Lawyers Of Dcnison Decide on Clos.
ing Their Offices Saturday After
moons Hereafter-Good Move

The lawyers of Denison have decid-
ed on Il very wise course to pursue
during the next two months. commenc-
ing the first of July. Every Saturday
afternoon is to be Il holiday and the
Offices are to be closed. This is done
for the reason that Saturday afternoon
is in many cities of the country treat
ed as holiday by the legal profess
ion and for the reason that people who
come to town on Saturday, as rule.
come to trade and to visit rather than
to visit law offices. We believe the
plan is in the right direction and for
two months it will not be mistake
to try it. and if at the end Of that
time it is thought best to change back
to the present plan, it can be easily
adopted. We think a lawyer can ac-
complish as much in five and one
half days as in six full days and under
the new arrangement he will be better
prepared to again take up his work on
Monday morning than if lie had work
ed until Saturday night.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-30
AN ICE CREAM WAR.
Oenson Business Firms Have Lively
Competition Saturday-Patrons
Profit and Eat Cream Cheap

An ice cream war was waged in
Denison last Saturday between two
business houses, and before the battle
ended ice cream was selling at the
phenomenally low price OF cents per
quart. Almost every family in Denl-
son enjoyed ice cream for desert on
Saturday noon and everyone was in
hope that truce would not be de-
clared between the two concerns dur
ing the hot weather so that the low
prices would prevail.
The battle commenced when one OF
the Denison business houses adver-
tised in the local papers that on Sat
urday forenoon they would sell ice
cream at 23 cents per quart. This did
not meet with the approval OF the con-
cern across the street, who at once
circulated dodgers around the town
stating that ice cream would be sold
for 80 cents. From that time on the
market was unsteady and continued
so until the noon hour, when it was
being sold at cents per quart. One
of the stores ran out of ammunition.
however, shortly after az o'clock and
when this news reached the other con-
cern the price Was at once boosted to
20 cents, where it remained through
out the day.
1t is estimated that over 200 gallons
of ice cream were sold during the
forenoon and doubtless this would
have been increased had the cream
held out.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-30

finding some embarrassment to sup
port themselves and their families.
This is not true as to a particular
locality. but it is condition which is
found in almost every large city
especially along the coast.
| naturally expected to find bust
ness less prosperous in Canada on
account of the war, but to my sur,
prise outside Of one or two cities,
think there is quite as much evidence
OF prosperity in that country as here.
The banks profess to have an abun-
dance of money for the transaction OF
all kinds OF business and the accom-
modatiOn of those who care to ven
ture into manufacturing and other le'
gitimate spcculations.
The expOsitions at San Diego and
San Francisco are naturally attracting
u great many people and from now on
it is to be expected that both Of these
fairs will be literally patronized, IS
they should be.
San Diego has made n wonderful
showing in the grounds where the fair
is held, as we'll as the buildings which
have been erected. The fair is he'll
in a portion of the city park which
consists of seventeen hundred acres
'Of land donated to the city many years
ago and the portion OF the park ap-
propriated by the fair has been i'm
proved and beautitied until itiiwould
be difficult to find more charming
spot anywhere for holding the exposi-
ton. This park is located well toward
the center Of the city and the only
objection to it which can be reason
aDly urged is that it is of such i'm
mense size and requires so much TO
be paid out in its Improvement and
upkeep that it is liable to prove bur
den to the city.
The fair itself is well forth seeing
and while it can not be said to COM
pete with the Chicago exposition or
the st. Louis exposition, it is. never.
theless. {: great attraction and some
writer's call it a gen." which can
not be said to be an eXaggeration in
description.
Southern California has an exhibit
in the way OF fruits OF all kinds which
should be the envy of the world.
There is certainly great loyalty on
the part of the inhabitants of the city
towards its improvement, which must
necessarily result in its growth and
development. 1t was but q few years
ago that San Diego was a struggling
village. 1t is now az city OF perhaps
seventy-five or one hundred thousand
PEOPLE, every one Of whom is quite
willing TO tell you OF the numberless
reasons why San Diego is to become
the city OF the Pacific coast.
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Ten young ladies will leave tomor-
row for Lake View, where they will
enjoy ten days outing at this popu-
lar summer resort Mrs. Robert Beu-
tel and Mrs. j. l.. Boyd will chaperon
the party. Those making up the num-
Der are: Misses Dorothy Tucker, Erma
Beutel, Vera Norris, Irene Cook, Grace
Inghram. Francis Boyd. Alice Swan
son, Erma Norelius, Ruth Weiss and
Hertha Lehfeldt.