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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-14

Vail Sunday afternoon to help their
parents forty fifth wedding anniverS-
airy. A sister from the southern part
OF the state was also there.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hnycn5 aud two
children, Florence and johnnic, and
the formers sister Elsie BoycuS,
were pleasant visitors at the Albert
Bandow home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John jGhlars, Of Manila. spent
several days last week III the home Of
hor sister, Mrs. Earnest Se%cbart.
The Earnest Scgcbart family were
all laid UP with measles the past week.
They are all getting along fine now eX-
ccpt the baby who is very sick with
lung fever. Tlcir many friends hope
that the little one will soon be better.
Henry Segebart, who is working for
Albert DandoW, was q caller Saturday
at the Holm Bocck home.
.E,nil Novotne, from north Of Vail,
was 4 pleasant caller at the Mrs. Ed
Duffy home Sunday afternoons
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gotsch were
pleasant visitors at the viii Ewoldt
home Sunday afternoon.
Holm plotZ was a caller ut Manila
Sunday afternoon.
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FIND RELIEF WITH
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Mrs. William Litzenbcrg, of Monte
yuma, Ia, writes: Il feel SO strong
have been able to do a good days
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l was so weak l did not think life
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back"
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives
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Get one bottle Of your druggist now
: and try it Oh an absolute guarantee
ii not satisfactory money will be re
turned.
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'tion OF officers at the Odd Fellow
lodge.
Albert Schultz has just completed
I big barn on his farm near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter G. Hollander
and son returned home from a trip
to the eastern part of the state.
Miss Frieda Schroeder entertained
the Puella club at the A. G. Schultz
home Thursday evening. Games were
played and a good social time was had
by all A lovely two course luncheon
was served by. the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Schultz.
Miss Marie Grcyball, of Boone, was
here the past week, the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. A. G. Schultz.
Fred +. Schultz took his son to Ida
Grove for an operation for appendi-
citis last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Watson and
children visited friends i'll Dcuison
Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Schultz and chill
t,rcn went to Denison Sunday after
neon to take their sncst to the train.
5chleswig played two games Of ban
here Sunday At l p. IN. a game was
caUcd between the two fire depart
ments, Nos l and 9, with the score
ending 1G to Is III favor of No. 2. A
great deal of amusement was afforded
ut this game. At 3 O'Clock fIolStcin
arrived for u game with Schlcswig.
The score ended 3 to 0 in favor Of Hol-
stein
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kidney remedy used in America for
FIFTY years. Why suffer" Why run
the risk OF dangerous kidney ills
fatal lr!ght's disease? Here's DEM
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Mrs. w Bottaer, il6 w. Vine ST.
Dcnson says "Nhnow how effective
noan'a hi,incy Pills are. as they have
been used 10 our family with great
benefit gave chem TO one OF my
,rhildren who was troubled by kidney
Weakness. and they brought great re-
lief We procured Deans kidney Pills
from the Lamboru Drug Co, and con
slider them tie best kidney medicine
we have ever known OF"
Price zee at all dealers. Don't
Simply ask for Il kidney remedy fgat
DoAn's i<ii,ncy rillS--thc same tltat
Mrs. 'ottger recommends. Foster
Milburn Co. Props, Buffalo. ~ Y. 72
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Aug WeinbraDdt and brother, All
bert, we're visiting Tuesday evening
at the Albert Bandow home.
Fred PlotZ was business caller Ill
Vail Thursday.
Miss Ida Ehlcrs was a pleasant call
or Thursday ycvcnirg at the August
Wcihbrandt home.
Herbert Eandow was a caller Tues
day at the Harry Boyens home.
Fred PlotZ marketed several loads
OF hogs at West Side Friday.
Aug Wcinbrandt and son, Freddie,
were business callers in Vail Friday.
Miss Amanda Asmus spent several
DAYS the first OF last week with Mrs
Albert Bandow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Segebart and
son spent several days last week at
the parental. Thos. Jocllims, home.
John plotz was a business caller at
Vail Friday.
Mr. ANA Mrs Ellie Broclsclshy and
son and Clair I'rockcisby were greet
ing Vail friends and relatives Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sesebart and
son. Alex, were pleasant callers sat
urday evening at the parental, Thos.
JochimS. home.
Clair Irockc'sby spent several days
last week at the Ellie Biockclsby
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Osterlund and
daughter Lucille. were pleasant visit
ors Sunday at the Ellie l'rockolsey
home.
AR and Mrs. Henry Kruitafeldt and
Harry and Miss Clara we're visitors
Saturday evening at the Detlef Wiesc
home,
Willie Wcinbraudt and brothers.
Freddie and Max, were visitors Sun
day at the Albert Bandow home
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry KrWtsieldt and
daushtcr, Clara, and Aug. Weinbrandt
and brother. Albert, and sister, Miss
Julia, aud Willie Plot2 and Ida ''hie"s
were all pleasant visitors Sunday al
,e,noon at tie Fred Plotz home.
Car! nandow and brother, Herbert.
ana sister Hattie. accompanied Miss
Amanda Asnus to tho Harry Boycns
home Friday ana from there went to
ManninG.
Mrs. John McGovern and two dauah-
ters. Katie and Mary, were visitors on
Sunday at the Pat Rowan home.
Louie iandow and friend, Willie
Weirbrandt, We're callers sunday at
Vail
Mrs. ed Duffy and daughter, Miss
LYDIA, were visitors Sunday at the E!-
zie i:rockclsby home. q
Nh. and Mrs. Fave Yell and two
daughters ana Mrs. Bells mother
were visiting at the Harry Mnsill
homt Sunday.
Henry Segelart and Thos. .Iochim-
sen were callers Saturday evening ct
the Louie LOhrman home
John kearney, .jr. was 4 caller at
the parental home Saturday myer-
noon.
Francis, ED and John Lally went to
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a wedding OF more than usual inter
est occurred "Wednesday evening, July
It'll, when l.. NJ. Houts gave in mar
riagc his youngest daughter, kutli
Margaret, to Dwight Owen Bender, Of
Gregory. S. ID. The bride j: Il young
lady OF moro than ordinary ability, be-.
ing y graduate OF our high school ana
later from the Iowa Skltc Teachers
college. After graduation she taught,
being instructor OF German iii the
Gregory high school. The groom is a
capable Young nan and is agent for
the c. e. n. w. at Gregory. The best
wishes Of host of friends 80 with
them to their future home at Gregory.
Amos SuIimeriicld accompanied by
his SONS, John W. and Frank. and lit
tie son, Mcriyn, went to Omaha to
consult with a specialist about the
formers health. The specialist re-
ported Mr.. S,mmerticld us progress
ing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. D. lIowortll aud chill
Grcn lett Thursday for a two weeks,
visit with relatives at Tecumsch and
other points in Nebraska.
Hugh Carmichael, of Harlan, and
his daughter left Sunday for Wood,
bine for a short visit with the Doug
les Carmichael family, after which
they 30 TO Lancsburo to look alter
property there. Mr.. Carmichael was,
here to attend TIE wedding OF his
granddaughter. Miss Iiouts.
NJ. H. Barrett and family, of Logan.
were over Sunday guests OF relatives
here.
Mrs. Harriet Brace leaves Thursday
for a visit With her sister, Mrs. Hale
in Missouri. after which she viii spends
the remainder Of the summer with her
daughter, Airs. Schlensig, on the
ranch al Gordon, Neb.
Mrs Plata G. Carmichael and sons,
Paul and Joha, were over from Harlan
Wednesday to attend the BENDER
Houts wedding.
Thomas Lacy aud wife and little
son, Virbil, are the guests OF Mrs.
Iacy's father. l.. NJ. Houts. Mr.. Lacy
is city superintendent of the schools
at Hot Springs. $. d.. and is enjoying
Il much needed rest
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Last Wednesday evening tho Ger
man Savings bank held their annual
meeting. After going over the years
a very good business and declared
nice divident and put $1,000 i'll the sur
plus fund The old officers were all
reelected.
J. r. Toy. OF Sioux City, attended
the annual meeting OF the German
Savings bank "Wednesday evening.
Last Wednesday and Thursday the
public was treated to some very good
war pictures. These were taken AT /,
the front OF the German line. The
hall was crowded both Nights and all
were we'll nleasch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Conyers, of III
gah. visited at the 4. L. Baah home
on Wednesday.
Jerry Corvcny added 4 stone toun.
lation to his barber shop. which puts
his STOP up to any in the state now.
The Mission festival, held ut the
Soldier Lutheran church Sunday. was
well attended. A collection was tax
en- to which over 800 was contribnt-
ed
Sheriff Cummings was caller iii
our city FRIDAY.
3. Nj: Campbell, claim agent of the
e. & N. W., transacted business i'll oFr
city Saturday in connection with the
accident to c. =. Hoeier.
After being in bed and on c:,ltches
with broken leg for nine months,
MIR. G. p. IIoefcr. while walking TO
breakfast Friday morning, fell which
caused him to take to his bed again
A physician WAS called at once and
on Monday he WIS removed to Omaha
in order to give Tim better care.
Aug Roilmann has commenced the
erection OF his new home west CT
town.
The Charter Oak ball team came
| here Sunday to play the local nlhe.
and took home the bacon By score
OF y to s.
Following are the shipments for the
week: Nye Schneider Fowler Co, l
| car of wheat to Chicago; j. II. D"th
| lrrs. 2 ears of cattle and 2 cars OF ilo;Ss
to Chicago and 2 cars of hogs to tuaa
ny, Wis.
A Mission festival will be held i'll
the park of tic Hanover Lutheran
church on Sunday. .Iulye1Sth.
! Another purpose for which that
college commencement gown Is very
scrviccable is to use as Il buster on
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Mrs Henry Meyer was operated on
at the DoniSou hospital last week for
a .oitcr aud Otto Harder for appendi,
cins. Both are getting along fine.
A birthday party was celebrated on
Friday evening al The John Eath
home. a large number from this viciu-
ity were III attendance and report a
GOOD timc
Nh and Mrs. Henry Petersen. Miss
Minnie Peterson and couSin:ol Cey-
Ion, MINI, We're Sunday guests at the
Aug Locwc home.
Earl Law went to Gray to visit his
sister after weeks visit at the
Mullcnser home.
Miss Olga Sievers attended the
dance at Denison Monday evening.
Mrs. Mullcnacr called on Mrs. VIM.
l.rney Saturday evening,
The chautauqua will ne tie attrac-
ton at Denison next week, beginning
Monday. July 18th.
Miss Josephine Tate was tho guest
oil, Miss i,uby Mullengcr Friday after
room
Viola and Loretta POrtz are visiting
at the Tate home this week.
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NO DIFFERENCE

The Proof Is Here the Same as Ev-
eryWhere
For those WHO seek relief from kid
ney backache, veal. Kidneys. bladder
ills, Deans Kidney Pills Offer hope OF
relief and the proof is here i'll lleni-
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son people have used ')oan'a anal Den
isOn people recommend Doans, the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-14

Tie Russians have won another
glorious victory, consisting Of retreat
ing so fast that they couldn't All be
| captured,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-14

It seems strange that the Lord does
not take more advice OF Ill these poo
pic that are so much better informed
as to how the weather SHOULD be run.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-14

When ii takes three-lua.tors of 4
column % describe girls wedding. it
is hard to believe her later when she
says she docs not want her name III
thc papers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-14

The girls are firmly convinced that
father can spare them the money for
q new gown, as he doesn't mind wear
ing mis- old frayed clothes.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-14

There seems TO be 4 deep feeling
on tAe part Of the tax payers tllat thel
highways arc III bad shape and should
EelSrcatlv iiuprovcd, ana that the taxes
are too high and should be greatly sre1'
l;,rp6N 4Et - 81, seJ
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Tho Raview and Chicago GA m
Daily Tribune, year only OtsUv
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-14

Another purpose for which tlIilt
college commencement gown Is very
scrviccab!e is to use as Il buster on Il
long motoring trip.
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Statement Of the Condition
The Crawford Go. State Bank

under tho Of Iowa located at penson, County OF Cra"
the OF business the dtd day c July 1915, made TO
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Viola and Loretta Portz are visiting
at the Tate home this week.
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-02-18

Delicious homemade mince pies,
at the Home Bakery.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Saturday was Judge Smiths sixty
fifth birthday, and he received con-
CALCULATIONS that day from the many
friends he has in the district. He
is as spry as ever, and as lover of
James Whitcomb Riley, can recite
the good Indiana poets verse better
than any professional we ever heard
Charles Galbraith is An excellent
model for all owners of new auto
mobiles to pattern after. He never
passes up the street III his new
Studebaker, without inviting some
of his friends for a ride.
Lynden might have a fine health
resort one of these days at George
Abbott's place. That artesian well
of his is producing clear, sparkling,
mineral water, with just trace of
salt. The water looks more ap-
petizing and ought to do a person
as much good as the majority of
these highly-touted springs.
The following had perfect atten-
dance and department records ut
the Ebenezer Christian School in
January and are listed on the roll of
honor.
Marius d. Van der Griend, Maui
rice De Boer, Rendit De Boer, Jo-
hanna Bloemendaal, Egbert Kok,
Minnie Heusinkveld. Marie Zweeg-
man, John SLAP Bert Haveman,
John Kok, Margaret Orange, Tena
Van der Griend, Johanna Van Mers-
bergen, Herman Van der Griend,
Theodore Rutgers, Marienes Ny
meyer, Marie Kok, Willie Heusink-
weld, Charles Slap, Alice Kok, Anna
Nymeyer, Ernest Wander Griend,
Hans Wiser Ralph Nymeyer, Johnnie
Bloemendaal, Herman Assink, Ger
rit Van Mersbergen, Katy Rosema
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-02-18

quarter of the Northwest quarter;
Also the North half of the North
west quarter of the Southeast quar-
ter, except the East eight (S) feet
thereof.
Also the Southwest quarter of the
Northeast quarter, except the follow
ing tract, commencing at the South
east corner of said Southwest quar-
ter of the Northeast quarter, thence
West twenty-six (26) rods: thence
North forty-eight (4s) rods; thence
West fourteen (14) rods; thence
North thirty-two (32) rods to the
North line of said Southwest quar-
ter of the Northeast quarter; thence
East to the Northeast corner of the
Southwest quarter of the Northeast
quarter; thence South to the place
of beginning all of said land being
in Section three go, Township for
ty (40) North of Range two CD
East of the Willamette Meridian;
containing sixty-four (64) acres,
more or less, said sale to be made
on sealed bids which may be filed
with the undersigned at the office
of his attorney. Hans Bugge, at ALL
Z SuuStl DiuS., DSiliuSIidHi, w doH-
ington, on or before the 18th day
of March, 1915, on which last NAM
ed date, at 200 o'clock P. M. all
bids for said property will be opened
Should none of the bids prove ac-
ceptable to the undersigned he re-
serves the right to reject the same
and sell the said property by COM
petitive bidding, or otherwise, as he
may determine: said sale to be made
for at least one-half cash, the
balance secured by a first mortgage
on the premises at per cent.
Dated this goth day of January,
A. ID. 1915.
FRANK WEIDKAMP,
Executor.
Lynden, Wash.
Hans Bugge,
Attorney for Executor.
First publication Feb. II, 1915.
Last publication Mar. II, 1915.
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THE JURY QUESTIONS The GOOD JUDGE AND GOES IT'S WAY

Ernest Zweegman, Francis Zweeg-
man, Louis Zweegman, Maurine Val
der Griend, Bert Rutgers, Flossie
Wiser, Bessie Wiser, Alyda Kok,
Delmar Wander Griend, Adria Van
der Griend.,
The enrolment for January num-
bered forty-seven. There were four
cases of absence and one of tardi-
ness.
The following pupils of grades
to have an average of 80 per cent
or above in scholarship for the
month
Rendit De Boer, John Slap, Mar
garet Orange, Anna Nymeyer, Mar
garet De Valois and Charles Slap.
Little Bessie Hitchcock can recite
the selection In the Bushel, or in
the jug" that her mother, Mrs.
Hitchcock. gave at the silver medal
declamatory contest. And she does
it mighty well, hard words, and all.
Delicious homemade mince pies,
at the Home Bakery.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-02-18
NATIONAL CAPITOL STEPS.
Those at the East Entrance Worn Out
and Will Be Replaced.

Weathered and Worn by more than
eighty years of service. the wide stone
steps leading to the east entrance of
the capitol at Washington are to be
replaced. The wear on the steps, caus-
ed by hundreds of thousands Of per-
sons climbing them, has been so great
that they have become not only I'M
slightly, but also dangerous in their
present Clipped and battered condition
1t is upon this time honored flight of
steps that the president takes the oath
of office every four years. When they
were set in place in 1890 the senate and
house wings had not yet been erected
and the old wooden dome was still a
part of the structure. For beginning
the present Improvement congress APP
propriated $4,000. but it is expected
that at least $4,000 additional will be
necessary TO complete it.
1t is interesting to note that when the
District of Columbia was originally
laid out II was the belief that the ulti-
mate growth would be to the southeast
1t was because of this that the main
entrance of the capitol was made to
face the east Contrary to plans, how
ever. the growth took an opposite di-
rection and years ago necessitated the
construction of the west entrance to
the capitol. which since that time has
been the one chiefly used.-Popular Me-
chanics. .----
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF WHATCOM.
No. 2549,

No. 2549.
NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF HANS c. THYBERG,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
in pursuance of the authority vested
in me in the Last Will and Testa-
ment of Hans C. Thyberg, Deceased,
and as executor of the estate of said
Hans c. Thyberg. deceased, the I'M
dersigned will sell at private sale,
subject to the right reserved of re-
jecting any and all bids, the follow
ing real property, situate in What
com County, Washington. described
as follows, to-wit:
The East half of the Southeast
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-02-18
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
Ointments For ChiIblains.

Try either the following ONT
ments for chilblains. The first Is
by DR.. Hammerschlag. the sec
ond by DR.. Kaposi, both famous
European physicians.
First.-Subacetate Of lead, five
grams; vaseline and lanOlin,
twenty-five grams of each.
Second.-Camphor, one gram:
balsam of Peru. one and half
grams; white wax. forty grams, Z,
and flaxseed oil. eighty grams.
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It the regular speed.

When run at the lower Speed, a
larger quantity of cream is secured
and it always tests lower. A yari-
alton in speed has a much greater
effect on some machines than on
others. Speed also makes a much
greater variation in the test of the
cream when the separator is set TO
deliver thick cream than is found
when the thin cream is separated.
If the separator is adjusted TO
deliver cream testing 25 per cent at
regular speed, the test will perhaps
not be more than per cent less II
the machine be run only thgee-quar-
tiers speed. of the regular speed,
while if the cream screw be SO adj
justed that the machine run at full
speed delivers cream testing 40 per
cent, at three-quarters speed the tes
may be from to s per cent less.
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CAUSES OF VARIATIONS
IN TESTS OF CREAM
By Professor c. H. Eckles

One of the most common causes
of dissatisfaction in selling cream
is the variation Of the test. A farm
err naturally thinks when the cream
is from the same cows, fed the same
ration, MIXED by the same man, ane
when the separator is used, that
the test or per cent of fat in the
cream should remain the same.
When sudden variations occur III
the test he feels that the test is IN
correct. 1t is true that errors are
often made in the test, especially
in taking the samples, but varia-
tions constantly occur in cream tests
that are not due to this cause, but
to the conditions under which the
milk is separated.
Our experiments indicate that
the following are the common causes
of these variations:
l. Variations of the speed of the
separator.
2. Variation in the temperature
of the milk separated.
8. Rate the milk flows into the
machine.
AlJouht VI WotOi Vi ohtAi AA'A'AA
used in flushing the bowl.
5. Change in the richness of the
milk separated.
6. Adjustment of the cream screw
Change in the speed Of the sepa-
rator is the most common cause of
variations in the per cent of fat in
the cream. The greater the speed
of the separator, the smaller the
amount of cream and the higher per
cent of fat A separator when run
at three-quarters of the regular
speed may deliver cream testing AS
much as 10 per cent less in tat
than when the same machine ia run