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MEETING POLITIC0 EN- Ell
BEETHOVEN HALL"

Aver. a las OchO y media de la
nochc. Sc ceIebr6 I'm meeting poll
lico en- Ell teatrO Beethoven" de
.csIa ciudad. organizado p9r los
del partidJ "EroT..
Muy cerca de cIG,3 III r-.syA,.a
concurrierop a la iunIa. y premla-
ron con. aplausos ruidosos los dis
.cursOs de los OradOrcS.
Este parlidO sotiene a Mr.. &.
Brown, como Mayor: a H. Stevens,
para ComiSionado de PoIicia y
BOmberos: a r. Gallant, para Co
misiOnadO de AsesOres; a Lambert.
para comisionado de parques y pla-
Zas.
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ONO Sc PREPARE.
Iicnc de IN pagina J.

,Gsta el %corazon, organo que sc achi-
/ en- los atletas que llevan la vida
edentaria del ring, sc encuentra en-
iplendidas condolences.
Los musculos del abdomen seme-
IN fibras de acero sin una onza de
rasa o tejidos adiposos.
Su Sistema nervioso es normal en-
odos sentidos, respondiendo perfec-
lmente sus actividades mentales, Sc
an pude ~apreciar en- TODD ell ITEM
10 de las practicas Y sparring de La
lrde. Todo 10 cual Sc conservara
har& patente Ell ell pr6Ximo dia de
! lucha.
NGnca he eXaminado, en- veinte Y
inco amos de experienced en- mi pro-
'esion. a un hombre que rinda un re-
Iltado tan acabado, un desenvolvi-
aiento tan Simetrico obedeciendo a
ma actuaci6n mental tan reposada,
como Ia hallada por mi en- ell cham
Dion del mundo.
81 Jack Johnson tuviera sobre sus
lombros ana cabeza romano, servi-
ia de eXcelente modelo a un escul-
or para hacer brotar a golpe de Gin
eel, n de aquellos famosos gladia-
iores de la ciudad Eterna que Sc re-
memoran a traves de los sig!os en-
marmoles Y bronceS.
Deseandole al champion un COM
Dleto exito en- su empresa, quedo de
listed con Ia mayor consideration,
f) DR.. G. l.. Hagen Burger,
F.R.C.P. and F.R.C.S. Cana.
Gel "Heraldo" de Cuba.)
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GRAN PELEA......
Viene de Ia pagina ..

verdaderO dia de fiesta nacional
pOrque Sc cerraran todas las oflci-
mas piblicas Y p~articulares y el
rromercio en- general cerrara sus
.pucrtas para que todos'sus adminis-
lradOres o .empleadOs vayan a So
~Iazarse con el edificante especlacu-
10 della gran pelea.
Al presidente de la RepubAca de
Cuba, General Mario q. Menocal,
Sc fe Ofrpci6, Y acept6, un palco es-
pecial Immediate al anillo donde So
daran de- trOmpadas el negro y el
blancO. V desde Ell cual I'll y suS
amigos 10 perGcran un solo detalle
de la peIea y aspirardn a su gusto
ri dior de la mOrciIla de SECURE a.
rumpahara a csc cafe conleche o
morcilIa Il los luchadOres c%Onfeccio-
Harin con su sangre y las trinspi-
rari0n de sus sudOrOsOS cuerpOs
Fl palcO que ocupara el General
Prrsidenie. tiene dieciOcho asien-
los Y Ell ellOs puede acOmodar hol-
.adamenfc Il sUs Ministries y a los
perSonajcS mas uOiablcs de su Adj
mimiStraci6n. Los boIctos de entra-
"a del palcO presidential han sido
Sprcialmrnle grabadOS a TODD lu-
- Y Scrviran de un yalioSO "sOuve-
!ir' o remember para los agra
iadOS con cllOs.
JunlO III palcO del Presidente, es-
/ Siluado 81 del MinistrO America
. Y en- scguida los del G~Obernador
70 la Provincial lie la Habana, del
IraIdr de- la cHIdad y del Conan
ante General del EjGrciio cubano.
FL CUngrrsO CubanO acOrd6 no ce-
,hrar session 81 lunes pOrque Ia
'ayoria de SuS miembrOS desean
ruScncIar la peIea. p%refirieron es-
a cScuchar 81 discourse que ma
aha tcnta que prOnuncIar ante e.
os 81 PrrSidrutc, q eI que obra-
III ir acuerdO en- la suspension de
l. sr>iCn"S, por 81 dia de- malana.
Fin fin. va csli Ii>la Ia arena DON
20 johnson y Willard van mana
q = rompcrSe la crisma o cuandO
IrnUS Il "SacarSe 81 gallo o a rom
rrSe una o variaS cOslilIaS y a po-
rise los oios como ciruclaS de Ca
fornia. Sc acerca el momentO de-
iSIvO. maHana sabrcmOs definiliva-
IcnIc quien es Ell gran campe0n
81 p%ugilato del mundo.
NueStrGs Icctorrs tendran Opor-
tmamente noticias detalladas de esa
lea. que parece Va a ser Iarga y
'lida. por medic dc las Columns
, muestrO diariO.
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NOVCuO Round.

Willard assume Ia orcusiva. john
son cmpcz6 hacienda brotar san
gre de las orcjas del vaquero. FL
campe6n empez6 menudcando los
pu6ctazoS pero sus goIpes ~carecian
de Ia fuerza de sus Antiques ITEM
pos. Como a Ia milad de la IUcha la
multilud critic: i"mata al oso ne
grOr Johnson cOntcst6 inmdiata-
mcnle a cS0s griLOs con tres punc-
laZos en- 81 csl6mago de Johnson.
Una izquierda de Willard hizo bro
tar la sangre de la boca del negro
y este en- cambio 10 arroj6 de I'm
punelazo sobrc las cuerdas del ami
Ito.
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PROXIMO ENLACE

Ell dia IL del coriente a las z p. m.
tendra lugar ell acto civil del matrimo
MO de la sehorita Dolores Escalera
y el senior Manuel de la Cara, en-
Ia casa nimero 1873 de San Francis
co Alley de esta ciudad; y ell dia
siguiente a las z a. m, la ceremonial
religiosa que Sc verificara en- ell Tenn
plo del Immaculate Corazon de Ma
ria.
Una eterna luna de miel y TODD
genera dc bienes y feIicidades de-
seamos desde ahora a los futuros es-
poses.
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rente 4 Ia Independencia... -. $0.75
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Memorials de IN Guerrillerc. His
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La Majestad Caida.-Noyela Eist6-
RIGA de IA ~reyoluci6u maderista S o SO
Epopeyas de mi Patria: Benito
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DubIica.-Memorias de Juan de Dios
Pea. Edici6n de lujo lustrada con
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Episodes MihtareS MeXcanos O.
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Historic de Mexico, por Verdia,
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IRA, GUstrada con grabados.. 5 O.5o
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Obra politca de actualidad, por el DR..
Lara
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Y I C
Eicnc de Ia pagina q.

nm furrte goIpe Ell eI cucrpo. john
son Ie asest6 Otro con Su izquicrda
en- Fl C.l6mago al que contest0
Willard con tres de izquierda en-
81 cuerpo. Willard sonreia; pcro
Johnson apag6 esa sonrisa AFRO
.idndolo sobre las cuerdas del ami
.IIo. con I'm puhetazO que Ie di6 en
la cara.
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Teatro Zaragoza

\ prDirI6u de- los senorcS Arturo
iarcia paiuio y Carlos NiIIaIOngin.
rliStaS que lrabajaron hasta I'LL
mas rrrhas nn 81 TralrO IaragoZa.
% rsta riudad. iamoS a continual
t6n una lisIa de- las obras que lie
lr"u Il la rsrrma. del - de- EnerO
- dr Mario del corriente anO
u 81 centre de- especldcuIos a Que
.rmOS hrchO rcfrrcnria.
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Ia

Poeztas de Antonio Plaza. $3.50
Pasi0narias Obras potticas de Ma
uuel v. Flores. ........ 500
P3ssias de Manuel Acuna. Aumen-
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SADIE $4,000. .......--- wv
Los Trovadores de Mexico. HermosH
c0lccci5u de poesias de nuesJros
nejOres autores. A IA rUsuca. 5000
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LarLuaIaS cn I'm actO.


La HatiIa Blanca.
Meters" IN Honduras.
La Nodrlza.
FL Terrible Perez.
LohcngrIu.
La Rcla de Ia Dolores.
La Sonora Capltana.
La BalSa de- Aceite.
FL BarduillerO.
FL Globo T~"rrdQueO.
FL Dimcro y cI Trabajo.
La Marcia dc CadiZ.
La RcvoItOsa.
FL RaI6n.
FL EanIaSma Gle la Esquina.
QuiGn Fuera Libre.
FL Perro Chico.
La Tragcdia de PierrOt.
FL PuhaG de ROsaS.
E~nsenanza Libre.
FL Bateo.
Chin Chun Chan.
Como Esla la SOciedad.
Los Africanislas.
Mari Juana.
Las Bribonas.
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Dramas y cOmediaS.

10 que no mucrc lEslrcnol.
Carload.
Tn angel rm 81 CiclO.
La Pa>ionaria.
Nancha que Limpia.
Amor lie Madre.
Juan Jose.
La Tosca.
FL Hiio del AiusticiadO.
FL Somhrrro de Copa.
FL EicmDIo Ante la Ley.
La LlorCna.
La Carraiada.
Firrrd Baia.
Los HugonOlcS.
Don Bcnilo JudreL.
LrVanlar MurrIOS.
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ENSENANZA

ENSENANZA
Grsmstf-a Castellans 1900. 8O.15
GL--ce Couercial. ......" IS
s:inL--sos $O.O5
EsaslI.a No. ...........' y -
Ngre.lla No. >. ....-...., y ~
EanEi-a No. @.......-.-.. S.oS
I5bro MauLa-I No. l. ds
IsctuFa 80
Mard5vil No. ?. -....,... 20
Eand6TiI No. 5. ...-. $C'SS
81 lecsor m~aicano. Libro prime
70. con ~graEados eJercicIos que "a
Gillian L. ense1anZa. 30
81 l7-tor mellcalO. Libro segCnlos
con zrabados 2 artIculcs morale
nat-i6-cCs. $50
U-ba77rad Y busnas maneCas els
Ce0graEia de M5Xico..... SOS
CgrSC elemental De geogratla-
CCmDrsrdiello geOgrafIs fLsica J de
Mexico, c~osm5E-atia : nocloEes Dc
geog-atia universal. y:IS
Comperdio De ge0grafia de neEl-
co ....--.. "
Eieue15os de ~GeOmet-ia 5 o;LS
C0mpe1Ci0 dc gramalca c@SIeGa-
~ GisDues-o segL1 l. Acace-
ma EsgaIo.a- ..-...... 9C.sS
Grauztica CGs-ellaCa, segJn "a A
caaemia EsDaI1.a- Ecicl9- Gume9Ca-
de- con u -eJraa de los agDeotaLEos
di-iru.ir5s. dos tra-l-os compile
tos de prosodia = Ot0Eralia y LaolaS
de verb5s, fraSes, eJc... . =
N6tct-s Dc e~Scri-ura vertical SIS
tsma maEicano. Collection &c o cu&-
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Il Dlsc--ao. Co.e-cl9a de = cue
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pi5 800
Glc-lg-arlo 11E-- -eS2-l'! y
E~-T-.--'.E r.r tr--- Y AcLaUgL.ll-
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RELIGION.

Ia imftaci6n lie Cristo. 1900. $3.50
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Aacora de saiyzcior ESQ
La Az1ceDa. Dey0ciOnario para lao
Hijas de Naria.....-...... $3.50
ComuIgador General. go. "o.7s
Peuue5o Lavalle de Ia juyentud, 0
devocionario del cristiano... 5000
Curse lie ti.osofia elemental, por
Baimes. Conyiene logica, metafisica,
atiCa etc. St'E2
Deyocionario guadaluPano. "O.25
Catecisu0 de Perseverance,. "l.oc
Los Nlrt.res, @ ell triuufo de Ia Reii-
zion C~ris-iana. Li5ro cuya lectura
nos hace asis-i- . la lucha de dos
rsueraciores ~cOutrarias: Ia una arma
"a @ los arreos de Il ferOCidad, =
"a otra con sinb0lo redcntor. 5 zoo
El Cenio del CristianismO. Esta
o5ra, como Ia anterior, es de las ne
j0res para los hOgares. Ambas esV2n
ediJa5as a TODD lujo........ 81 90
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oRRAs PoETICAs DE- PEA.

0artoz del Hogsr.,... sO.3s
P~asfas ascaridas "O.6o
n ANA del Amor lbs
Fio~aE del Alma ..... las
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Roza- 50 Pzg-is. Edici5u de lujo l.25
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I1-5. $1.25
Lss g.orias de E5,ico. Collection de
con2osicioues g Il Patrla = . u he
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NovELAs A 20 CTS. CADA UNA.

81 becerro de GRO.
FL milo naldito.
La Iucha po- q amor.
e mauuscritO de mi msdrs.
Maria. por Jorge Issacs,
Fl cura de sloes.
Dora.
AZgca4E.
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La mujer es naturalmente a~rtista,
Dor que csta o~rganizada para %sentir,
10 que el hombre esta obligado a
~aprender. Cerlse.
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NovELAs A IS. CTS. CADA UNA

Lfaldisas sean las mujeres.
Naiail7s sean los hOmbres.
MaIli-as sean las sUegraz
Are De buscar marido,
Las Ev2s modernes-
Il novio preSJado
u h.ia De las flores.
81 p~u~gatoriO de las solterAs.
I. Paradise de las muJeres.
e inferno de los houlbrsE,
Eva nj uovLa.
81 ha5a de los mares.
Su Eaiestad ell Amor.
&2l6ito c e. Amor.
Ia Priuceca del DollAv.
Amor Y MarcI-lo.
La hija de Venus.
porau6 Sc casan los hOmbres.
PorGus Sc cas2r las mujeres.
PorGue pecan les mujeres.
P0-CUe murmuran las UeJSE.
Po-Gus reinCiden las viUdSS,
Fl collar de esmeraldSE.
Las hijas de champagne.
. e nidO dc ruIsenores.
( Las Obreras del amor.
Marina 0 Il hiia de las olAs.
/ PaSioraTias de amor
! Ct 81 de las nI1ss.
Ia viuda allegro.
/ Ia nina de los JaZInincs-
OBRAS De VICTOR HUGO.
El honbre que ie....,... $o.It
/ Cartas q IA noyia. ....... O.es
Ia leyenda de los siglOs .... nO.6,
! NuesCra Sonora de Paris. "O.6;
Fan de IslaEdia 0 FL Hombre tle
- sos.
n A1o Terrible ,......... "O.7i
Los Miserables 2 tOmos..... l.6i
Les TraSajadores del Mar. "0.S'
u Noventa = Tres. Episodes de Il
2~avoIuciGn FranCeSa ..,.... 500
mo-. "O.7I
u Dastiarro "O.st
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PENSAMIENTOS

Una mujer que sabe dominar u
pasiones, hace Ell orgullo de su sexo,
v la admiration del nuestro.
Beauchene.
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Pasa a Ia pdgina 5, columna 4.
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OBRAs DIVERSAs.
Don Quijote de ia Mancha. La

La Voz de la Naturaleza. Colecci6a
de hermosas historias y novelas mo-
raleS. Sl.ZS
Manual. de agriculture y ganade-
ria. Indispensable para la genie de
campo. Con grabados. ...... S1.2s
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ESPERITISHO

ESPEEITISHO
fDga es 81 esrr-;r smos... 4O.75
SE-rs -5~r-r-zs de E1~dec. p C.75
y Ebro De les meE.rms.. "0.T5
- GeneEsr los ElaGgr9S 2 las preci-
lone s0.7S
" G5rc Ce los esuG-irUs.. o.7s
81 EYangeho seEiI a eSprlts-
mo. 1890. s..--- .... 800
Al eleio = o. infer . ..-. So.Ts
hI5TOR
III Sol de Mayo. Memg1sas De "a In
tervenci6n. Con graha4os.. l.0a
E Cerro de -as CamPanas. Con
rstratCs de ucrsolajes l~is-1rlCos. D.. .
4-SS
Sacerdote Y Csucjlo, Obra Tste'
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Como &c triunfa en- la vida. Obra
educativs de Utilidad practica, que
c%ontiene 20 lecciones-de la vida oia-
ria. Ensena 10 que debe hacerse pa
Pa alcanzar sxito en- los negocios, en-
81 estudio, en- 10 que Ell hombre ss
proponga. EB UNA obrs muy IT'LL.
T,zb.I -r campa6a fpastorela) SOC
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-08
TWO AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE.
strisseii and eeerman Cars Lock
Horns on Grade Near the Brick
Yard Sunday Morning.

A bad automobile accident occurred
Sunday morning on the Lincoln high
way east of Denison where the road
turns south to Manila near the old
brick yard. John Strissell was .driv.
ing his Ford east and collided head on
with Mr.. herman, who was just turn.
ing onto the Lincoln highway from
the Manila road. Both machines were
going at a good rate OF speed and
struck with considerable force, but
fortunately none OF the occupants Of
either machine were seriously injured.
Mr.. Strissell's children. who were
occupying the front seat with him,
we're slightly cut by glass from the
broken windshield, but their injuries
were not at all serious.
Both machines were damaged to
considerable extent. Radiators. fen.
ders. wlndshields and lamps were bad.
~ battered up and 1t was necessary
to tow the cras to DenisOn garage
for repairs. 81
The turn south from the Lincoln
highway at the brick yards is dan.
ger0us and one coming from either
cannot tell whether. another
car is approaching or not 1t is sur.
pEising that more accidents have not
occurred at this place.
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MILITARY TRAINING At AMes


Ames, Dec. IA four year COURSE in
military engineering. upon the compile.
ton OF which the graduate will re.
ceive q commission as second lieuten.
ant in the standing army. may he estab
lished at Iowa State college and other
land grant colleges OF the country II
d bill which viii be presented before
congress at its next session Is passed.
The bill will be presented by the AS
ISOLATION of Land Grant Colleges and
Universities OF the United States he.
fore the committee on military affairs.
The proposed course provides for four
years in military engineering with two
summers, in q military camp. At Iowa
State college Gen, ]. r. Lincoln. Is now
working on plans for such q course.
Major General Wood Of the war dc.
partment is also backing the plan.
students. like other citizens. have
awakened to the pressing need for mil.
itary training rs an important factor
in national preparedness" says Lieu.
tenant Lincoln. professor OF military
training at Iowa State college Here.
t0rore. in Institutions such az Iowa
State college, where military training
IL compulsory for tive years. there has
been marked tendency to regard II
as farce by some students. II was
regarded as too theoretical. Now there
Is q change. They regard drill as
something definitely preparatory for
something they may encounter"
AT Iowa state college this year there
afe geo. students taking military drill.
This is the largest number ever en-
rolled. New olive drab suits have ar.
rived for the whole; corps, and on drill
days. marching With their. guns ut
'shoulder arms" tae various compan.
les display regular West Point facil-
ity in execution Of commands. quite
In marked contrast to- The awkward
ed,,atl" movements,bf q few weeks ago,
this due to their military training nn.
der Lieutenant Lincoln and his forty
flve officers.
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SAD DEATH At MANILA
Claus, Son Of Paul W. jain. Passed
Away on November 30th After
lilnesC Of Long Duration.

Manila. Dec. Especial to the Re-
view)-On November 3Oth, at his home
near the five mile house In Hayes
township. occurred the death of Claus
Henry jain. For the past three years
Mr.. Jain has suffered from q severe
nervous trouble. Everything was done
for him that could be done. Specialists
at Rochester. Mimi, and Omaha. Neb..
were consulted In regard to his cOndi-
ton. but were unable to be OF any as.
sistance. The trouble for the past
year and a. half has been very severe.
About four weeks ago he was taken
to the parental. Paul w. Jain. home,
where he died at 10 o'clock OF the
evening Of November S0th.
He leaves to mourn his untimely
death wife and two small children.
his parents and eight brothers and
sisters. -
Claus Henry. jain was born Oct. 20.
1887, and at the time Of hts death was
30 years, I month and z days OF age.
He WIS married In March. 1911. to
CAthArine Wunder, and resided on q
farm in Hayes township.
The funeral was held from the home
on Saturday, December 4th, Rev. II.
Wendt of'iciating. tnterment was made
In the Hayes township cemetery. There
was large cOncourse of relatives and
friends that followed the body to its
last resting place. We extend our
deepest sympathy to the bereaved ones
In their sad hour.
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LIVED ALMOST
A! CENTURY
Hans eulier, Respected Citizen Of o!a
kiron., Died Thursday at Ripe
Aps Of Ninety Years.
FUNERAL sEv,cEs HELD SUNDAY
Three Sons, Hans, Peter and Henry
Are Left to Mourn the Death
Of Their Father.

KirOn, Dec. Especial to the Re
Wewy-On last Thursday, December
I'd, the long earthly career of Grandpa
Butler came to close at the old home
stead in Old Kiron east OF here. AT
the time of his death he had reached
the ripe old age OF 80 years, 8 moAths
and "a days. In spite Of his advanced
age he had enjoyed exceedingly good
health up until about two months ago
and during the past two weeks proceed.
ing his death he suffered considerably
from an internal allment.
Hans Butler was born in 'Helsing.
land. Sweden, May 8, 1925, where he
resided until 1856. when he came with
his family. to America and settled in
Isantia county, Minnesota. After re.
siding there for two years the family
moved to Iowa and established q home
in Boone county, and five years later
they moved to Crawford county, 10.
eating at Old Kiron. where they have
since resided. In 1885 he was called
upon to bid farewell to, his beloved
Wife whose remains he laid to rest in
tile Kiron cemetery, where he is now
ItSllis UcSUo ueI. SEVEN CuilNicu
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Butler. four
of whom have departed this life, three
sons surviving their father, namely:
Hans, who lives in Montana: Peter,
residing five miles northwest OF here,
and Henry ut the old homestead. He
leaves fifteen grandchildren to mourn
Ills death.
Mr.. Butler was quiet and unassum-
ing and though he took an interest In
affairs of government, state and county
was not active in politics. During his
long residence in this county he won
the respect and esteem Of all with
Svhom he came in contact and his
death has caused a gloom in this vi
cinity. Everyone had grown to love
and admire Grandpa Butler and dur
ing the later years Of his life it was
source OF great enjoyment to him to
have his old friends and acquaintances
call on him at his pleasant home in
Old Kiroh where they always received
q hearty welcome. He was a man of
quiet disposition and in all his deal
ings and associations with others dis
liked anything that tended to provoke
hard feelings.
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon from his late residence in
Old Kir0n and we're attended by &, a
large number Of neighbors and
friends. The services were conduct
I'd by Rev. Irwin Johnson and we're
very impressive. The remains were
aid to rest in the Kiron cemetery Il
Nh 4 d. 4 +
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COMMERCIAL | | | J ! [ | CLUB B
HOLDS MEETING
Friday evening ssSSish interesting
and Asmbsfs Unanimously Favor
Paving Of Highway.
ONE NILE OF ROAD 70 De PAVED
commltt6e Authorized 70 naioo Fund.-
to 0sfray Expenses o. hauiine
Cement an1 Material.

The meeting Of the Commercial
club on Friday hight was an interest.
Ing session and fairly well attended.
The question Of taking up the propo-
sition OF making the Improvement on
the Lincoln highway near Denison.
which has been under consideration
for several years. was considered. The
feeling was quite Unanimous that an
effort should be made to construct at
least one mile Of road according to the
plans Of the Lincoln highway manage.
ment. that Is, one mile Of concrete or
cement road, and the motion was unali.
im0usly adopted that tile committee
should proceed to raise funds sufficient
to insure the delivery Of the cement
and gravel upon the ground where the
improvement is to be made, when It Is
expected that the board Of supervisors
will see that the material is used for
tile purpose OF surfacing the highway.
II all depends now upon whether
the citizens Of DenisOn and the CON-
munity will come to the aid of the
committee when It shall make the can
vass for subscriptions. The thought
Is suggested that In order to prevent
other sections of the country being
ablo to attract the Lincoln highway to
ONE other point through Iowa. that
this Improvement will go fur toward
checking these efforts OF other local..
ties to induce the change OF the loca.
tion of the road, and we imagine there
is something in the suggestion. be.
cause the more that is done In per
manent way improving the Lincoln
highway. the. more certain 1t is to re.
main where 1t is and thus we believe
that every community through which
the highway extends should show its
Appreciation of the favor OF having the
highway located where It is.
Another thought which Is suggested
Is TINT II one mile OF road is laid as
completed, that this fact will be so
convincing upon other localities that
similar stretches Of road will be made
and that. eventually. we will have. in
fact. such d road as was contemplated
by the management when the thought
OF the Lincoln highway was first con.
ceivell.