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Summary Two hnsc hits Han rNr
ilrt Query. Campbell Ilurnshy Holman
home runs. Ilnll liuluff query -nr
rlnur hits Merritt nrouk. ~tolru hoses
ln rmwnols Alien GIrsv. Nrrnll Nrr
riu o CpyinrtUu. double uh1 Nl.hol
SON tn Query. left uu vases Oklahoma
cav D. u.ulson u. first on hnll. IN Yer
rlu ? Covlnrlou Z struck ont boy Nrr
ritt Dnymgtuu Ilus one hour ana
forty five minutes Umpire Morgan.
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KANSAS ClTl June M Kansas CiN
defeated 81 Louis tu I "Wednesday lr
close game. making The fourth strnighr
,iriury fur the lounls Score. Il n =
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knusHs Cify ..... NM NiO n1N . n
batteries Crnr1nl and Hartley; Hen
ming ntm Enstrrly
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kILDUFF WINS
WITH A HOMER
senators Lose First Game with Dent
SOU to ?. But Take second II TO H.
Hail Hits Hard

pENlSuN TrN June 10 After huy
mE won the game from the Senators yes
trrdlN MUlWs myu started u battling irn
u,m In the ninth inning Of the serun,
gumr with Dcuisuu and won out hN lh
score Of II tu The locals took thi
urst gumr uf the double header. t'
aud had made seven runs including The
seventh inning ~ the second game whrI
oklahoma city had counted only four
Three uf the runs in the ninth were mud'
when Kllduff with two ahead of hln
Knocked home run During The tive
ghmrs Hall knocked two home runs
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BALTIMORE rrn" 10 Ruffnlo onencI
me series with nlIiimurr here w.dnos
dHv ny winning @ tu Score u " =
inrfIIu .. ipO nNp Ot- y 4
baltimore ...... nm Oi2 mn @
u1''rr'.- Ford aud Hlalr. Suggs and
1nrklltsrh
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PlllAlnELIlllA Juup IN Bush weak
,n'N w 'h' 'lthlh inning Wednesday.
'"''lNhN NlhhlhE rIuvr game from
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WASHINGTON June no Washington
defeated ST. Louis to Wednesday.
SHAW allowing The visitors only two in
giles Score. Il n g.
N InuI. .. ..... .OlO an mn
Washington ..... or ~ uuN. d q
Wrtrr.. WHlman aud rrrrymau Az
new ShHN Hul Henry
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Philadelphia Z cleveland o
Nn,tun % Detroit a.
New YORK % Chicago l9
Washington T. ST Louis
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Totals
Ny innings;
Okluhouu tIti
q ONo0 nm

summary ruo.hlsc hlIs uHmuu
bell 10 eNrrtt bases ou Da1H un Her
bert g. llgguhuthnm %. ln uu husre
uklnhoma Clu g. nrulsUu q. struck nul
D., Herbert s. lllgrluhrlhnm rimr
un" hour and forty five minutes Umpire
Morgan
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SHERMAN. TrN. Juno 10 NuskNgec
nud sherman dl,hc' The douhlchoHdcr
hurr ,cs'crln, the FIRST game going to
tnn visitors hv the spurc M % to T. white
'br homo tnnw took the sououd hout hv
tho score NJ NJ tu 4 The first game was
u tight our hut the lo.nls hnd no trou
nlr IN making 10 snfc In tho last
First EuWc.
sherman .... nm Oin mn
Nuyknucc ..... .... OO2 OOn unO %
uutirrln. lu's.spu CorrIur mud Coe
Williams md Gputhnrdt
SECOND gnWp.
sherman . ...... Nnl iN Uny ~
NHsEuuru . MI ON uu7
lhlturlps Raw uud Ritter. Morgan.
Gill0m and Gulrhnrdt
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Results YESTERDAY
Topeka U nr. AOines .
Wichita . So Joseph .
Lincoln Sioux City o
Denver D omaha 4
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TITTSUI WGU IuUc ~ NnmmnWy
won his nm straight Victory Weducs
duN Pittsburgh winning trom noston Z
tu 3 Score. Il II T.
Uustuu .. ~ mn MI 900 3 y I
Pittsburgh - - OiO 10 ok I
batteries rtlrr. Crutrhcr apd Hcs4
Whaling aud Guwdy MlmmuuI and Gib
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eMn talk during courtshlp; women
after marriage
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CINCINNATI Jun" 10 Hrnoklvn won
from cincinnati 90 IN IN" flrsi gumc
OF rhr series Wednesday hitting ppnrlo,
hard Score. X VI y
Erouklyn ..... ..... OHO 0N1 mn ~ '
cincinnati ..... lOO OOO OOO 7 2
lInrtrrir. pfcffar and NgCurty. Dong
lass and Tony CLARKE
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o. ne To-day
Milwaukee ul Louisville
kWaus l|iI NO Columbus
Nmur...|. cleveland
So Paul mo indianapolis
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poor fielding marked the game here Woi
nesduy which St Louis won from New
York II tu lO Score. lt II T.
New YORK ..... uOg OGn Ol0 10 n 1
81 Louis ......... OOl l.U ION II 10 {
Batteries rorriu and stroud Meyers
ami Smitu Nrudows Nlrhuus pcrdue
und Sale. snyder aud GonEulrs
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PARIS Tex. June 10 II required m
'"oh innings to decide thc hattie between
lulsu nul Paris Yesterday, the locals Nm
ally winning by the score ~ 2 tr ! The
"Hmr WINS llrd n the eighth inning md
" was NOT min the last half NJ the m
ic'nth the winning run was made
Score
Tulsa .. ..... n00 I'M mn mn NnO
Paris ...... .... OOu OOO OiO OOO OOi
" iinrlrs nnpiels Nounrmur md
rr'trnd'u md Hayes; Aldrldgc Clements
una oore
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HUtlnG Il HEAVY
st LOUIS, June 10 Heavy Uniting and
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uu N.'0as No Topeka
So 1u.ruN no wichita
SuuN tHN NJ Lincoln
Omaha nI Denver
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luuisNI', Minneapolis N
Cleveland D. Minneapolis II
lWl'WHWu'.. s S. Louis
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rhuucs In Lead
'lll'AGu. June iO-A spectacular I'm
lsh m ihr eleventh Jnnlng Wednesday
r1'n nmnduluhu 4 tn y yictotN over
chicago. putting the visitors nt the head
W ih" National league standing Svnrc
philadelphia . OO2 ON on Ol 4 ~ q
Chicago . 400 OOO nni OO=9 v o
BATTERIES N.rWnder aud klllifet, Che
nry and label nrcsnahan.
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4 light chandelier made up
Of square brushed brass, 20
inch spread, 36-inch stem; a
piece well worth $40 at
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speak OF detached actions in the region
of the Carpathian passes.

speak OF detached actions in the region
of the Carpathian passes.
British Attacks Rspulsed. \, .
Berlin (By wireless to Loadon)-Ap.
ril 27-The German army headquarters
today gave out the following official
statement dealing with the military
operations Of yesterday:
Western theater. The British at
tackled in Flanders With very strong
forces the new line pf our positions
north, and northeast of the Ypres,
which runs three to four kilometers
south of the previous line, from close
to the north of Dechoudt farm on the
User canal, by way of st. Juline in the
direction of Grafenstafel.
These assaults, which partly were
attacked in the rear by German artil.
lery southeast Of Ypres, completely
broke down under our fire with ex-
traordinarily heavy losses
In nocturnal hand to hand fighting
we also worked our way successfully
in LIE Petre wood.
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3D. b.
il Mrs. John Flahive, Sr. has recovered
from her recent illness. which is GLAD
NEWS to her many. friends.
l Mrs. Con Hassett returned from Ro
chester, Mimi, last week and is feel
ing much better after her recent op
GRAFTON.
i Patrick Griffin and sister, Mollie, OF
Buck Grove, attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Oscar Stenglin in Denison last
Thursday. Il
/ Miss Leona Fitzpatrick returned to
her school work at Manning Sunday
afternoon, having been called here last
"Wednesday by the death of her sister
Mrs. Oscar Stenglin.
Don't fail to cast, your vote in favor
Of the $4,000 bond issue for the ex.
tension OF the municipal water works
system, at the special election to be
held next Wednesday, May 9Th.
Miss Grace Kinney returned home
last week from Omaha, where she has
beea taking treatment at q hospital
| for several weeks. We are glad to re.
port that her condition has greatly inn
proved. 1890 3''i II
Special election next Wednesday,
May 9Th. for special bond issue for
$4,000 for extension OF city. water
works system. Be sure and cast your
vote In favor Of this proposition for 1t
will mean better water and an ade-
quate supply.
On another page Of this weeks is
sue OF the Review will be found the
statement Of the condition Of the
Crawford County State bank, as made
to the auditor OF state at the close of
business ON the 18th day Of April. The
statement shows a total footing of
1920, 1894. a very healthy condition
indeed. s
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Meara and
son, Leo. accompanied by Mrs. Mary
McMahon and Miss Pearl Meehan.
motored to Buck Grove Sunday to WIS.,
It Mr.. Thomas White, ST., who Just re-
turned from st. Joseph's hospital af-
ter q siege Of four months illness.
They found him in excellent health.
Miss Margaret Stattler, of Omaha,
arrived In Denison yesterday for a few
days visit at the home of her uncle,
Mr.. George Stephens. Miss Stattler
formerly was employed as bookkeep-
err and stenographer at the j. b. Ro-
mans company Office and has many
friends in tile city who are more than
pleased to renew acquaintance.
The silver loving cup, which was
Won this year by the high school de-
batting team, arrived In Denison the
first of the week and Is now on exhibi-
ton in the assembly room of the high
school. The cup Is very handsome
one OF sterling silver and the names.
of the Denison debating team will be
engraved upon 1t. Denison, Missouri
Valley and Woodbine will hold triangn-
lar debates annually and the school
winning q majority of the deba ties for
three years will become the owner Of
the cup. The high school students
do not propose to relinquish their
rights to the cup and are going to put
another good team in the field next
winter.
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GERMAN Army
CRUSHING ALLIES
German Operations In Flanders Am
Pile Revenge for British Victory
at Neuye Chapelle.
BRITISH LAND TRooPslN TURKEY
Russian eattleships sombardins the
Forts Of the eosphorus-Tutk-
ish Vessels Are Active.

London, i: ri 27-The English pub.
lie, hoping that the most violent phase
OF the German offensive along the
User canal has been witnessed, is turn
ing its attention again to the Darda-
snelles,s where the landing Of troops is
( stiA under way. Russia is lending
earnest cooperation by bombarding
the forts of the Bosphorus, where q
Turkish battleship is reported to have
made only feeble reply.
No attempt Is made here to mini
mize the importance. OF the German
operations In Flanders, which have
been declared to be at least an ample
Z revenge for the British victory last
month at Neuve Chapelle. The Bel
gian Official report of today claims
the repulse Of three German attacks
south OF pixmude, which indicates
that the German contention that their
advance was made over q front ex-
! tending from Ypres to Dixmude was
accurate.
The latest Official German commun-
: ication claimed the recaptnre OF Lii
xerne from the French, but the Bel
gian report, made subsequently, as
serts ,tflat possession Of the town was
won for q second time, and that the
French were greatly assisted lin the
assault by Belgian artillery. Luzerne.
on the western side Of the canal, has
been bone of fierce contention, hav-
ing changed hands four times in the
course of the present fighting. Its
importance is due to the fact that its
possession would give the Germans
an important hold on that side of the
canal and would compel the allies to
readjust their line.
That the possible outcome of the
fighting along the User is causing an
xiety in England is indicated by the
demand of the press this morning that
the government expedite tile sending
OF new army to France.
A strong German offensive is under
way also at st. Mihiel. Thus the two
points where the German offensive
ceased before Christmas-on the YSer
and at st. Mihiel-haye been chosen
for the resumption Of activities in the
spring. It remains to be seen, how
ever, whether these points have been
selected as feints, while the main on
slaught is made elsewhere.
The eastern front Is receiving scant
attention. Official reports merely
He
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KIDNEY REMEDY THAT
ACTS LIKE MAGIC

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have been 4 terrible sufferer for a
number of years with kidney and liver
trouble. also nervous prOstration and
health generally poor, CONSTITUTION en-
tirely run dowl until life became bur-
den. ] tried physicians and every avail.
able remedy but found no relief. Was
induced to give Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root trial, which acted like magic, and
am happy to say that believe ! am en-
tirely cured and now as good a man rs
ever.
believe 1t my duty to make this pub
lie statement that I may help others who
may be suffering from the same trouble.
Swamp-Root Is without question the
greatest remedy in the world. Anyone
in doubt Of this statement or the authen-
ITCHY can address me as below.
Yours very truly,
M II. MCCOY,
Van Vert, Ohio.
State of Ohio
Van Vert County
Sc.
The foregoing statement sworn to be-
fore me and subscribed in my presence
this 18th day of July. 1909, by the said
M. II. Mccoy
a. C. GILPIN. Notary Public.
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items Of q !.
4ccal Hind

\ Miss Alta Mackey, who resides al
Ari0n, was in Denison today shopping
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Mesenbrink, Of
Boyer, were callers in Denison Tues
day. III.
Additional Denison local news will
be found on page three of the second
section. @
Mr.. George Decou. of Woodbine, was
a pleasant business visitor in the city
Tuesday.
| Mrs. Louie Schultz. of Hanover
township, is a shopper in Denison this
Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bauman are over
from Buck Grove today transactine
business.
Mrs. August Schultz, of Schleswig,
is Spending the day in Denison visit.
ling friends.
| q G. Butler, of Arion, is in the city
this afternoon looking after some bus
Iiness matters.
Miss Blanche Sperry returned to
lSchleswig Sunday evening after a
week end visit at home
w. w. Cpshman, A. r. Boylan and
3. y. Nicholson expect to motor UP to
Lake View tomorrow, where they will
spend the day setting out trees on the
new Denison beach.
DR.. Coon reports the sale of three
Chandler cars recently, one to Fred
Pearsall, Of Dow City, and two to A.
]. Adams, of Vail. The doctor pur-
chased six for his own use, and also
has q four cylinder.
The young ladies' bible class will
hold a social meeting at the library
club room Monday evening of next
week instead Of the regular program of
the study hour. All of the members
and any one who may care to join
this interesting class are invited to
be present.
The Boys store is using full page
In this issue to advertise May sale
Of shoes. This big sale will open Sat
urday, May LIST, and continue until
May 18th Their advertisement APP
pears on page two of the second sec
ton and Is one that not single read.
er can afford to miss.
Mr.. John Holtorf has sold his resi-
dence property on Railroad avenue to
Mr.. Charles Sperling, OF Hanover
township. for q consideration of $4,000.
Mr.. Sperling intends to move to town
from his, farm in Hanver township
early next spring. The Holtorf family
will occupy the Liese property on
North Main street, which they recent
Nv Durchasetl nt3.6i5
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VOTERS SHOULD
TAKE NOTICE
Special Election Next Wednesday on
Bonding City for $4,000 for Wa
ter Works Extension Purposes
LAST OF THE POLLING PLACES
Citizens Should Favor Proposition fos
Best Interests Of Denison-Wa-
ter Supply 10 Inadequate.

All legal voters of the city of Deni
son should make it a point to cas-
their votes at the special election to be
held On next Wednesday, May 9Th, or
the proposition of constructing ex
tensions to the municipal water works
system and the proposition of issuing
bonds in sum not to exceed $4,000
While the mayors proclamation, which
appears On another page in this issue
OF the Review, does not state that the
major portion of this money is to be
expended in sinking new well, it is
generally understood that this is the
purpose of the special bond issue.
Denison's water supply has been q
question with which every council for
the past eight or ten years has had to
wrestle and thousands Of dollars have
been spent to improve conditions, but
apparently we are no better off than
we were before. The present city
council recognizes the serious cOndi-
ton which is confronting Denison and
II the vote on next Wednesday is in
favor of issuing the bonds, they pro-
pose to settle the water question for
Denison for years to come. At the
present time the supply of water is in
adequate and during the hot, dry sum-
mer months there is not enough water
In the shallow wells to give necessary
fire protection. At times the supply
will not permit the -sprnkling OF the
streets nor the use of water on lawns
and gardens. The quality of the water
for drinking purposes IS not OF the
best at times, sewage finding Its way
into the wells, communicating the wa
ter with typhoid germs.
The only possible way to relieve the
sitf1tiOn rs to seek new source of
supply, and the city council proposes.
II the election carries, to sink deep
well several hundred feet into the
ground until they strike an adequate
supply of water that is pure in every
respect.
Other towns along the Boyer valley
have had to meet this same PROPOSE
tion and have found that the only rem
edy is deep we'll. Dunlap, Missouri
Valley and Logan have already sunk
deep wells and are more than pleased
with the results. While the initial cost
was considerable they have found 1t
to be cheapest in the long run.
We hope that every legal voter Of
Denison, including the women, will
make it a point to go to the polls next
and vote in favor Of the
proposition. The polls will be open
from Z O'clock in the moraing until
in the evening and. the voting places
OF the various precincts are as fol-
lows:
First Ward: Lobby Of Hotel DENT
son.
Second Ward: Office Of Germsnia
opera house.
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Old rags wanted at The Review Office
Must be clean and suitable for wip-
ing machinery II 1t
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The Review received letter this
morning from Mr.. w. A. McHenry, at
Pasadena, Cali, requesting that the
address Of his paper be changed to
Denison. Mr.. McHenry, together with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Seemann, and the
Misses Margaret and Mary McHenry,
will leave next Tuesday for San Fran
cisco, where they will take In the Pan
anna exposition, and will leave for Den
ison on the Sth. Mr.. and Mrs. See
mann and Misses Margaret and Mary
McHenry will return by way Of the
Shasta route to Seattle, Portland, Salt
Lake City and Denver. Mr.. McHenry
writes that he has had a very pleas
ant winter in California. There has
been sufficient moisture to make a
bumper crop, but notwithstanding all
of the lovable things there he writes
that he shall be glad to get back home
again.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

v Mr.. E.M. Torblau, of Ames, arrived
in Denison yesterday for the purpose
of testing out some seed corn and
planting It out on the Weiss farm n
North Denison. A number OF farmers
have brought samples of seed corn TO
Denison and this will be planted IN
small plots and raised under the most
favorable conditions. In the fan 1t
will be measured and a comparison
will be made with the crop grown by
the farmer who sent in the corn:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28
Hospital Notes.

!, Miss Ina Holleran has left the hos.
pital after having been an inmate for
about eleven days for medical treat
ment
Mrs. Merle Fish, OF Buck Grove, left
the hospital on Thursday where she
has been receiving medical treatment.
Mrs. Huebner underwent an opera.
ton in the Denison hospital on Thurs
day last.
Sister Edwina is at this time under
medical care at the hospital.
Mr.. Walter Swob, who has been con-
fined in one Of the hospital buildings
for small pox for the past few weeks.
was released from quaran)ine and
left the hospital on Sunday morning.
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01Aghamton, II. Z.

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Send ten cents to DIR. Kilmer Z Co.,
Bling hamton, N. Y, for sample size
bottle 1t will convince anyone. You
will also receive 4 booklet of valuable in
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Regular fifty-cent and one dollar size
bottles for sale at all drug stores.
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WILL ENTERTAIN DELEGATES.
Continued on Page u }

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Onr Young People Mrs. Eva Gregg
Wilson, India
Solo Miss Edna Wright, Denlson.
District Officers.
President, Mrs. Z. w. Pierce. Deni
son.
First Vice President--Mrs. c. H.
Richards, NorthbOro
Second Vice President-Mrs. G. 4.
Kellogg, Shenandoah.
Third Vice President.-Mrs. Grace
Il. Bower, ,Genwood.
Rec. Sec. and Sec. of Literature
Mrs. AL. Michel, 1O3 S. LIST. ST., Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
Logan.
Cor. Sec.-Mrs. G. L. Voss, Denis0n.
Sec. Extension Department. Mrs.
Grace Bower, Glenwood.
Supt. Young Peoples Work-Mrs.
w. N. Graves, Woodbine.
/ Supt. Cllildren's Nork. Mrs j. r..
McClymond, Malvern.
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We understand that Albert Weiss
has purchased a residence lot located
on East fremont street from MIR. John
Rusterholz and contemplates erecting
ia modern residence there some time
this summer.