The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-01

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children LETT Wednesday for n visit
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Anthony and
daughter were shopping in Denison
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. F. Glascock and
daughter, la, motored to Carroll Fri
day.
Mrs. John Kruse and daughter,
lone, left Wednesday for visit with
relatives at Scranton.
Miss nellie Hanson returned Tues
day to her home at Lake City after
visiting with friends here.
Miss Ella McCaffery, of Vail, visi-
ted friends at West Side Friday
The Misses Alma, Emma, and AIDE
line Schaffer returned to their home
at Omaha after visiting with friends
and relatives in this city.
Mrs. G. D.. Patterson and children
were Carroll passengers Friday.
Mrs. A. W. Starek and sisters,
Ruth and Zaida Frost, visited friends
at Vail Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sievers left
Sunday evening for Newport. West
Virginia. to attend the funeral OF Mr.
Siever's cousin, Allen Harry Sievers
who drowned in the James River.
AIR. and Mrs, John Fl. Krnse gave a
moonlight picnic Monday evening in
honor OF Miss Emma Hac, of Cedar
Rapids. who is visiting at the kruse
home and Miss Meredith, of Arion,
Iowa, who is visiting at the IL. II.
Searles home. About thirty five young
/ ~ C1h, nrn
to spend the evening. Wienies were
roasted by a large bonfire and Arthur
Peters furnished music on guitar
for, singing. Everyone thoroughly en-
joyel the evening and voted Mr.. and
Mrs. Krdse splendid entertainers.
Mr.. Jacob Peters mOtored to Man
ming Friday.
/ The Misses Frieda and Edna Dree-
sen returned to their home at Charter
Oak Friday after visit at the Claus
Thiedemann home.
We're Ewing, Of Ames, visited here
Sunday with friends.
Carl Fauth jr. is teaching the John
Ricker's schoolhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. +. N. Olry and daugll-
tier were business visitors here Mon
day.
Mrs. +. w. Lawler is visiting friends
at Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs CalderwOOd, Miss Clara
Dobler, Mr.. and Mrs. h. North. and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Owings We're visitors
4 at the G. E. Dobler home Sunday
VIM Lnde and family visited Sun
day at the Garfield Steinhauer home
I Mrs. Louise lapleff. of Oakland
California. is visiting at thea'C. r
! Dobler home Mrs. lapleff is Mrs
Dobler's sister.
September first. Fried Chicken
day, will be celebrated by many peo
pie with a dinner OF corned beef hash
The American dollar rules the flnan
cial world--not through the wisdom OF
the democratic law makers, but
through the folly of those European
rulers who precipitated the most ruin
GUS war in the worlds history. Our
own economic system is just as weak
at the foundation today as 1t was III
July, 1914, when the balance of trade
was running higher and higher against
us. We have been saved from disaster
not by our own action. but by the ex
IRENE necessities OF our unfortunate
| cousins across the Atlantic. Foolish
foolish indeed. the man who deludes
himself with the idea that such al
economic structure can endure be
You'd the day when its foundation falls
That the prosperity" of the countr.
is highly concentrated in the terri
tory of the war bride establish
ments finds new confirmation in {
table compiled by a New York stool
exchange house. The table compares
the prices of various classes OF stocks
at the beginning of the war and at TN
present time; and it is significant tina
the stocks of railroads-the one basl
and Fundamental and nation wide III
dustry-are but two per cent mshe
than they were year ago. But tn
war bride" stocks have meantime
gone kiting. Thus, the average o
steel and equipment stocks is 81 pc
cent higher: motor stocks 50 per cen
metal stocks 80 per cent; can stock
81 per cent and electric and suga
stocks about 40 per cent higher tina
J a year ago.