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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

NOME. May Go.--Ildly HdS cast lHe
die for war with Austria-Hungary. The
Rubicon has been crossed and the Ital
ian ambassador at Vienna, the Duke of
Avarna, has been recalled.
The actual state of war now exists.
The formal declaration handed to
Baron Rajech, the Austro-Hungarian
foreign minister, is to go into effect
at once. Baron Won Macchio, the Aus
tro-Hungarian ambassador to Italy,
was handed his passport and has left
Rome.
Italian and Austrian troops are al
ready in contact along the northern
boundary of Italy. The Alpine chaus-
seurs drove back an Austrian patrol
which had crossed the frontier.
Prince Won Beulow, the German am
bassador, has received instructions to
leave Rome conformity with the Austro-
Hungarian ambassador, according to a
Berlin official dispatch.
Events EIectrify Italians.
Although drastic action has been
looked for momentarily, Italians of all
classes have been electrified by the
swiftly moving events. Great crowds
gathered around the Quirinal to await
the ministers who called on the king,
for the purpose of discussing the situa-
ton and signing DEGREES.
When Premier Salandra and Signor
Sonnino, the foreign minister, left the
palace, the people cheered them enthu-
siastically. General Zeppeli, minister
of war, and Vice Admiral Viale, min
lister of marine, remained with the
king for a considerable time after the
others left, and later they had con.
ference with Lieutenant General Ca.
dorna, chief of staff, and Vice Admiral
Phaon di Revel, chief of the naval
staff.
Strong Forces on Frontier.
When the first blow will be struck
cannot be foretold, but after many
months of preparation, the army and
the navy are ready. Exceedingly
strong forces are in position all along
the Austro-Italian frontier, on the Aus
trian side of which feverish prepare
tons have been going on the last few
days to make the Notifications as
strong as possible and to clear the
way for effective artillery action.
The German and Austrian ambassa
doris will be given safe conduct wher
they do leave and so far as German.
and Austrians resident in Italy art
concerned, every effort has been mad,
to see them safely out of the country
On the other hand, most alarmin,
reports have been received from tn,
Italian border towns that Italian resi-
dents on the Austrian Tyrol are ex
periencing great difficulty in returnin,
to Italy and in many cases have beef
placed under arrest.
According to the Giornale dTtali;
the problem concerning the Diplomat
accredited to the Vatican has bee
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MILLION MEN At FRONT.

London, May 24.-"Austrian and
Italian forcss are facing each other,
at some places only half mile apart"
says the Geneva correspondent Of the
Daily Express. "The forces at the
front are estimated at million men
on each side.
"The Austro-German headquarters
staff has arrived at Trent and the Aus
trians have mounted artillery In the
stelvio pass, which is still covered
with snow. A continuous stream of
troops from the Tyrol is arriving near
the Swiss-Itaiian frontier"
London, May 24.-The authorities at
Smyrna are taking stringent measures
against italian citizens there, says a
Reuter- dispatch from Athens. Their
departure is forbidden under the death
penalty.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

Most of the things that are to be
had for the asking benefit the giver
far more than the receiver.
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important 20 Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CsASTORIA. q safe and sure remedy for
Infants and children, and seA that Il
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

Bill Smith came down from Deni
son Monday and Went out to the Frank
| OMeara sale.
Little Vera Frederickson, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Freder.
ickson, who live three miles west of
town, has been very sick the past
week with pneumonia.
ID. II. Bremser, one of our enterpris-
ing merchants, had the niftiest look.
ing display window last week that we
have seen for some time. Old Glory
was used for decoration. The setting
consisted of a miniature log cabin with
fire place, a tree and log with an axe.
In the foreground was picture of Alb.
raham Lincoln Scores of passersby
stopped to study the scene and com.
.ment on its beauty
| Bert Cooper was in Des Moines a
day or two last week on business.
We are sorry to report that Miss
Bertha Bertram. who was operated on
three weeks ago for appendicitis, has
not been doing as well as had been ex-
pected and hoped for and uneasiness is
felt over her condition. We hope that.
a more favorable condition may mani
fest itself soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. O'Meara and Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Pearsall journeyed to
Omaha Friday. where they spent the
day.
Mrs. j. M. PETIT was taken sick While
in town Friday and was taken to the
j. l.. Butterworth home. Her condi-
tion improved SO much that she was
able to be taken to her own home six
miles southeast OF town On Sunday.
Misses Florence Stepanek and Lena
Birkhofer, who came up from Des
Moines last week to be present at the
wedding of the formers sister, Miss
Eta, returned on Monday to resume
their work in Des Moines college.
Their absence week from their work
means that they will have no spring
vacation on account OF having to make
UP their period oil absence. Thus they
will not be able to come home again
until the close Of the year in June.
We are told that Spray Malone, of
KenWool, has purchased Mrs. Laura
Mowers house in the east part Of
town. Mrs. Mowrer expects to accom-
pany her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
er Sowles, to Florida, where they will
make their home. Mr.. Malone does
not expect to occupy the property.
When l.. c. Hatch returned from
Council Bluffs last week he brought
his twelve year old brother. Alphonso,
home with him, and the lad will make
his home here. He is a bright little
lad who will soon gain many friends
among our boys.
Miss Blanche Cole has completed
her twelve months college course at
the Denison Normal college and has
taken her examination for teachers
Miss Cole returned home
Friday from Denison and will remain'f
here with her mother until time for
spring schools to open
! Emil Flodine was in Omaha last
week. He took his baby with him, and
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operated on Monday morning OF las
week at the sanitarium at Independ
ence, Mo-, for appendicitis, which ha!
been bothering her for sometime. W.
trust to hear of her coming through
the ordeal we'll and regaining her &C
customed health and strength.
John Miller and son. Louis, were
down from Denison Sunday and spen
the day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Mcbride. Mrs, ]
H. Pearsall and Mrs. Ella Hahn attend
ed the funeral of Jasper Hahn at Buck
Grove Tuesday.
N. 3. Butler is out at Pierce. Neb.
visiting his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Smith, and incidentally looking up 9
business location.
little folks ,journeyed to Omaha Sun
day, where they will visit Mrs. Lazer
us parents. Herman will attend the
auto show a day or two, after which
he will return, but Mrs. Lazerus and
the children will remain throughout
the week.
Mrs. Lille Marks and two daughters
We're down from Denison Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. W. Z. Dow was Denison Wis.
itor the last Of the week.
A troupe came in last Thursday and
put on the play, "As Told in the Hills
Those who Witnessed it pronounce it
the best play put on here this season.
The troupe was composed OF seven
members and each did his or her part
most eXcellently. The management is
to be congratulated in booking such a
play.
Mrs. Fanny Chase went to Sioux
City last Thursday to consult spe-
cialist on account of an eye trouble
which has been giving her consider
able pain for the past six weeks or SO.
She, was advised that an operation
would be necessary before she could
secure relief and she will thus under
go one. Her son, Earl, accompanied
her, returning, home Friday evening.
Mrs. Drayton Holcomb, Wesley and
Bertha Keairnes, Grace Baughman and
the Messrs. Hansen were here from
Dunlap attending the conference at
the J.. D. 8. church. h
Mrs. Henry Young3 is numbered
the. sick. i5ss
Alex Rubin was Dunlap visitor on
Friday.
Walter Swatman was an Omaha Wis
itor last week Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crandall had
at little family reunion at their home
last Sunday, the guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. M. G. Virgins and Miss Mildred
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Poitevin and
little folks. They had good dinner.
a good visit and a good time in gen
eral. 1t is always pleasure to be
w. E. Fishel. Martin Goddard, Will
Jordan and Van Talcott went to Dem
ison Sunday to hear Robert D. Graham
give his lecture. Hidden Mysteries
ofRFyees Masonry" They report hav-
ing had most excellent time most
s
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able address and an elegant banquet
at the Hotel Denison. The Denisor
Commercial club had made arrange
ments for No. Is on the Northwestern
to stop here for them on their return
home in the evening
Mr.. Hallett, stock salesman from
Chicago, was an over Sunday visitor
/, at the Eugene Crandall home.
Mrs. Mamie Clark has returned from
! her visit with relatives at Carroll and
Harlan.
| George PeaEsall is on the sick list.
| Albert McGinn, OF Dunlap, is pleas.
ant visitor here with the O'Meara fam
lilies.
Mrs. Phil DERRICK returned to her
home at Lake View Saturday after a
few days visit with her daughter,
Mrs. John Carey.
] Miss Lucia Murphy, of Dunlap,
spent several days last week with her
friend, Miss Lucy Healy.
/ Aunt Maggie Talcott spent few
days in Denison with the P. w. Hard
J ing and Salem Towne families.
/, Mrs. Mabel Toon was called to Col
/ mar. Ind, recently on account of the
| death of a relative.
Mrs. r.. " Davenport came up from
Omaha LAST week Tuesday to attend
the Clark-Sfepanek wedding.
Rollo Thompson arrived Sunday
from Scandal, Kans., and will accom-
pany the shipment of Walter Sowles'
household goods to their new home at
st. Cloud, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mccullough are
spending week with their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McElwain, III
Paradise township
Mrs. Dan Howorth is confined to her
bed by illness and is under the care
of a physician. NIX ...s...
Mrs. George Luke and Mrs. Elmer
Durgin are here from Racine, Wis, for
"a visit at the home Of Mrs. r. G. Luke.
They will also visit at Lincoln, Neb.,
before returning home.
=. n. Swasey spent several days last
week in Carroll.
Will Healy has been in Sioux City
several days lately on a business miss.
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Bailey were up
from Dunlap Sunday and spent the day
with their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Howorth.
The j. U. Wise and Will Seemann
families spent Sunday in Denison with,
relatives.
Frank Binnall and Ahart & Cham
berlain shipped car of hogs to the
South Omaha market Monday night,
and Geo. thinner sent in a load Tues
day night.
Mrs. Fred Colby went to Buck Grove
Monday to visit friends and attend
some social doings.
Will Coburn's baby is under the
doctors care.
A number of accidents have occur
red the past week among the people
coasting on the Crandall hill. One boy
was rendered unconscious and others
have been confined to their bed from
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out to the Frank !O'Meara home, where
Frank was holding a big farm sale.
| Mrs. Wilson came up from DUNLAP
Saturday and went out to the home Of
her son, Alex. to spend few days.
Mrs. r. E. Fritz was in Denison or
Wednesday, spending the day with
relatives.
r. II. Fishel purchased the poo
hall and lunch. business of N. B. But
Ter last week Tuesday and possession
was given the anne day. We are not
informed as to what Mr.. Butler will do
DR.. T.. L. Manchester, of Dunlap
was called here Saturday evening to
look after veterinary case and the
roads We're SO bad that he decided to
remain over night. The following
morning as he was preparing to start
for home a message came that his wife
was dead. He FASTENED home and to
his pleasant surprise found the report
to be untrue. Who telephoned the
message or what the circumstances
were of the sending of it, we are not
informed. Friends OF the family here
are delighted to know at any rate that
the report was unfounded.,
Mrs. Mamie Mulvihill and daughter,
Jean, departed Thursday for Sioux
Falls to visit with her aunt, Mrs. Chas.
McHenry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romanan Wight re-
turned Saturday from an extended Wis
it at the home of their son, Paul, in
Council Bluffs. The latter accompan-
led them home to see that they made
the trip in safety. h
Mrs. ]. r. Best and son, Homer,
spent last Thursday in.Denison shop
ping and visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Koenekamp.
Elder Charles e. Butterworth re-.
turned last week from his missionary
labors in southern Iowa so as to be
here to attend the district conference
OF his church, which was held last Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Emmeline Lueck was in Dun
lap Friday having dental work done.
Jim Baber, ST.. was down from Deni-
son FRIDAY visiting relatives.
Edward Ahrens departed Friday for
Dickinson county to look the situation
over preparatory to moving there.
soon. We regret to see this fine fam
lily leave us.
Last Friday G. w. Langley passed
he seventy-ninth milestone Of life,
nd his children who live here gath.
red at his home for their annual celc-
ration of the event. After the birth
lay dinner was over the time was
spent in visiting. The members OF the
family look forward to the keeping Of
his day with as keen pleasure as any
If the holidays. Mr.. Langley holds
lis age exceptionally well and his
many friends hope that he may live
o reach 100.
j. B. Wildermuth, OF Harlan; David
:. Chambers, OF Magnolia, and G. ].
Hunt, OF Independence, Mo-, were
lmong the elders who came from a dis
ance to attend the district confer.
,nce OF the L. D. S. church here the
asst of the week.
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The special services at the Metho
dist church continue with good inter.
est. The attendance is very good. con.
'sidering the bad roads, Rev. A. B.
Adams is conducting his own services
and is preaching sermons that are full
to oyerfowing with great truths con-
corning salvation. His sermon on
ETERNITY, given last Sunday morning,
4aE masterpiece. Mr.. James Dav-
H4, the singer, is man with great
Nhnt and is using it in the service to
4 great advantage. The male quartet
and male chorus are very popular with
the audiences and their numbers are
looked forward to with pleasure. Come
out and attend the services once and
You'll come again. Sermon subjects
for the week Thursday, THE Judg-
ment;" Friday, The Dead Line" Sat
urday, Entering the Kingdom;" Sun
day Morning, .'Overcomers: Sunday
Afternoon. 3 p. M. woman's meeting,
''Euth's Choice" Sunday Night, I'm
belief" Monday, Repentance" Tues
day, ''The Masters Message" Wednes
day, '"rhe Moralist Measured; Thurs
day, Weighed and Wanting"
take this means OF thanking all
those who gave me so generously of
their assistance and sympathy during
my recent bereavement. Let me as
sure you that it was greatly appreci-
ated and will never be forgotten. May
the blessings of the Heavenly Father
rest on you, is.my wish. Emil Flodine.
lit
Arthur Brown left last week for
Sutherland Springs, Texas, to visit his
wife and daughter, who are wintering
there.
Mrs. Sol Miller, OF Paradise town
ship who has never recovered from the
injuries she suffered in an auto acci-l
dent in Chicago last fall, was SO much
worse last week that it was thought l
eXpedient to secure nurse to help
care for her, and one came Thursday |
from Council Bluffs. We are informed
since that time that Mrs. Miller is im-
proved and we trust that she may con-
tiifue to do so.
Vernie Harrington came. up from
Portsmouth last week and is spending
!. few days at the home of his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Arst S. Randel.
He will stay until the Roy Randel sale
this Wednesday in Boyer township.
Mr.. Harrington will occupy the Ran
del farm the ensuing year.
Miss Bessie Alexander went down.
to Omaha Sunday to do some shop
ping and visit her sister, Miss Bernice.
a couple OF days.
Barney volquartsen's family moved
the latter part OF the week to Arion,
where Barneyshas been employed for
the past several months. -
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Meara came
down from Denison Monday and went
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/ placed the little one in the child saw
ing institution to be cared for.
| Mrs. N. b. Butler is at Pierson visit
ing at the home OF her father-in.law
w. v Butler.
G. l.. Rudd was business visitor il
Denison Monday.
Mrs. John Edwards, Sr. was in Den
ison last Wednesday visiting at the
home of relatives.
About fifteen ladies' dropped in q!
the home of w. C. Rolls last Saturday
afternoon for surprise on Mrs. Rolls
And surprise could not be more com
plete than was this one. The ladies
devoted themselves to fancy work and
social chat and these with music made
7 the afternoon pass most pleasantly
The guests Had provided delicious
two course lunch which was greatly
enjoyed. Mrs. Rolls has been kept
closely at home all winter on account
of her daughters health and her
friends DECIDED that they would invite
themselves in to got acquainted again.
Mrs. Rolls was SO delighted with their
coming that she called Mr.. Rolls home
by phone to help her share the pleas
ures of the event and partake of the
fine lunch served. 1t is needless to
say that Win enjoyed the affair as
much as any OF the ladies.
Miss Sunshine Rudd came up from
Council Bluffs Saturday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Rudd, and
attend the convention and conference
at the l.. ID. s. church. She returned
to Council Bluffs Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Winans and wife, Lacey Myers
and wife, Mr.. Turner, Mr.. Patchin and
Clifford Browne were among those
from Deloit attending the district con-
ference.
Miss. Jenna strahan, of aDenison,
spent the week end with her friend,
Mrs. w. Il. Dow.
Mrs. Elsie Stewart. OF, Dunlap, spent
Sunday with her friend, Miss Bessie
HOlcomb.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the M. n. church win meet
next Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
with Mrs. William Rule.
J. U. Wise came home Friday and is
spending alfew days here with his
family. The railroad traffic and tele-
graph service have been SO tied up by
the many storms recently that he is
waiting for things to get in a better
condition before starting out again.
Branch line service in particular he
found greatly3demOralized.
G. V. Jordan and wife have gotten
nicely settled in their new home.
Miss LilliesM. Gibson was in Deni-
son Monday shopping and visiting rel
atives.
Miss MariesDally, of Dunlap, visited
at the Howarth home here the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. T. c. Dobson and daughter, OF
Deloit, have been recent. visitors at
the A. n. RuddFhome.
Word reaciiessus that Mrs. Fred |
Jackson, former resident here, bu:
now residing near old Manteno, was
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injuries. 1t seems that it would be
wise to be bit careful for it was not
so many years ago that Roy Smith re-
ceived injuries there that resulted IN
his DEATH
The post office inspector was here
last week and found everything O. H.,
which speaks Well for Postmaster
Ahart and his able assistants.
Miss Marie Rudd returned Saturday
from weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. B. G. Lyman, in Carroll.
Frank O'Mearas sale was held Mon
day as scheduled. The weather was
fine, which brought out large crowd
and things sold well.
Misses Nora Jordan and Abbie WIZ
ey, OF Deloit, were,oyer Sunday guesHA
at the Leonard ButterW0ith home. II
Miss Ruth Liese OF Ellis was Dlea!A
SAINT guest at the home of her grantl.
parents. Elder and Mrs. Charles Butt
terworth, over Sunday.
Mrs. james Spence and sons Ar
thur and Morris, Of Deloit, spent SUM-
day here at the william Spence honie.t
Miss Lulu Howarth was hostess 10
the Priscilla club Thursday Afters;ls
pleasant social session, elegant re-
freshments, for which Miss Howarih
is noted, We're served and greatly enc
joyed Miss Marie Daily of Dunlap
was an out of town guest. &
Frank Binnall has been quite Grip
pied up for a few days OH account OF
getting caught between two sleds
loaded with ice. A leg was badly
bruised and strained; SO badly that
at first it was thought to be broken.
He is able to get around fairly well
again, but says that he doesn't care
to try it over.
G.. d. Nc Mielan, the, manager OF
the Stepanek harness shop, has sew
cred his connection With the business,
and will return to Omaha. Mr.. Step
anek has not as yet secured man
for the place. He has one in view,
but the deciding question is, Can he
find residence?S The public, as
we'll as Mr.. Stepanek, are sorry to.
see Mr.. McMielans go for he was az
first class workmaif, d man who num@
bered his friends by the people he
knew. and who worked all the time
for the mutual interests of his em-
ployer and theatradr.
Miss Emmh Wilbur who teaches at
Bee Tree Grove, spent the week end
at the parental Fred Wilbur home in
Boyer Township.#@
Mrs. Hattie Poiteyin, Mrs. II. B.
Johnson and son Homer and Mr.. Thos.
Binnall went to Woodbine Tuesday to
attend the funeral Of a relative, Cllas.
Hupp, who died Sunday of pneumonia.
Mrs. S. e. Wiley and Mrs. S. r.
Goddard attended the funeral OF JAS
per Hahn at Buck Grove Tuesday morn
ms.
Frank Odell went to Omaha Satur-
lay where he entered the Methodist
Hospital, and OH Monday underwent
an operation in hopes OF securing re-
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CHAMPION Kansas State Fair 1914 competition with Nebrss
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The Seward gateway., 1915-03-23
SEATTLE COMMERCIAL
 CLUB ON R. R. MATTER
Sends Strong Protest to President Wilson Against Buying Cop
 per River.

As indicating what would happen if the government purchased the Copper River ard Northwestern railroad the following portion of the protest of the Seattle Commercial Club to Presi- dent Wilson against the purchase of that road is significant:
 The purchase by the government of a railroad built by a private corpora ton, not for the purpose of develop ing the territory, but for the purpose of hauling ore from a rich and vast deposit of copper, owned generally, as we are informed and believe, by the same stockholders who own the rail- road, and which railroad, as we are in- formed and believe, is not paying the expenses of operation, in the opinion of this Club would be an unwarrant- ed diversion of public moneys from the purposes, to-wit: the general de- velopment of Alaska, for which funds were appropriated by Congress"