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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
PLAY TO MOVIES
Belig PoiyHcope Co. OF Chicago, Wants
Pictures Of Lswis-Roiisr
wrestling Match

Billy G. Sand0W. who De- r1anaring tra
wrestling match between Dr. Roller ana
stranger Lewis. 90 the Market Audi
forum. next wednesday night received
SehE fuiyscope Company. o. Chicago.
ASKING for terms Co take moving rir.
luf'. gt the bout Snuduw tmmedinf.fH
wired both LOWS and Roller. CNpIaInIra.
We proposition and if they ere willing
We pictures will iu al probability b.
taken
ASIDE from Bringing substantial fInHU.
claI returns. tHU picture would h. La
ErNnt advert Inrmrrf for both men
Manager sandUw hopes that the mon.
VIII consent and HrNs that fnf machine.
can p. $50 arranged that tETs uur H..
interfere with Che seating capacity ..
o.. HUHH" fH uuF great ektnuf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
TALK TO BOYS
Or. BENJAMIN 7. BOILER, Champion Wres-
20 Boys Hare Tuesday.

L'hINfln frnnklin Roller. the phyaI-
clau wrestler who o. Co meet Hstra5v isrs,
Lewis here wednesday evening. viii ar
rltr BOO the city Tuesday noon md uifi
give I lecture O. the children OF Tsffar-
Son school fhst evening Thfa va n,.ds
possible through arrangements between
IlIf rtndnw. the wrestling promoter.
ann iIhyErouuds Director W francis
Dr Roller iu addition fa bsirg Ga.
champion hravgueirht wrestler ~ tbs
I.tf1 states. .H rrHrfIUIrr rb.aIrIag
aud q noted lecturer BE gHf fsfE fa
we nugH ~ On" Fairgrounds aHarrIrfI1r
ana give them Demonstration Win 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
WELCHER SIGNS
FoHnsr Local Catcher VIII P1ay This
season win the Euffoik Team
In virginia state Jsagus

" IS saw hat Harry Wcicher former
star catcher Tor tho "sterie" teen. hos
.tErod . contrPct 90 play with the SUI
fct tesE ~ TO VIRGINIA State League
during me coming season. Weicher vas
IN. o. ne ives popular players while
member % the Wheeling team and ii,
wen known here. re left here when the
ITffrTsit lF1Eus broke un and PLAYED
for some tine With Norfolk Va team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
LEFT FLOOR
wheeling "Baakstballsrs" Withdraw Al
MidulebOurns when Owen Raw
Deal By oppoE1ng Coach.

The game between Wheeling and Tyler
county high schools. was not finished
saturday night. the locals leaving the
floor when Coach Bliss OF the Middle
bourne team. pulled stuff which Coach
Thornton says was "unsportsman like
conduct The charge a. that the Tyler
county coach rushed on the floor and
tried TO make the referee change a deci-
elur which was not In MlddiebOurne' =
favor
the world FOR the referees honesty. but
challenges his Judgment ~ floor Judge
BE- understood that athletic relations
viii b. severed with the Middlebourns
high school ns result Of the conduct OF
its coach IN the game Saturday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
GO-TO- CHURCH DAY
Was Observed BY Ministers and Con.
gregations in Belmont County
Sunday-Spccia Sermons

Yesterday was observed a. GoT1.
Church day In Belmont county. and
large crowds we're lu attendance az
the churches Iu tho county az au of
The services Special sermons were
delivered hy Che pastors of fHa various
churches Iu honor OF the day Th.
rhoirs Of Che various churches also
rendered special must. during Ha
morrinE and evening Tho daF was
observed over fhn entire state. and I.
Is Thought that more people attended
'h' services a. fHr churches duur.
tho day han Dor SOM. time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
NEGRO KILLED IN RUNNING
FIGHT At WASHINGTON pa

WASHINGTON Pa. Fob 9s An
unidentified negro. believed 10 have
been Charles Smith. was KILLED sr5
Trooper O. n Nicholson. OF the stafe
r0nefabularv was wounded fr a rY-.
ming revolver fFht no Eaaf1nyWr mia
county. early today Nicholson ma
two other troopers were hiding in a
house 90 await suspect In an Assault
case Tho ncgro came % the hons,
and bogan trims az tho constable A
ruunlnE nEht FOR almost mile ensued
ending with the neEro'a death
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
HAVE NO MEETING
Mayor says ma Council win uot NJ,
Tueaday-Varioua Commuters
Taitsd 70 Met

Mayor Kirk snid last nIrht fr4f fr.a.
would - no meeting Of council TrHHF4.
nirHt owing f0 fHe fa|Iur. .F OBJ. .ar.
Que committee Co.. got together Ts-.Ha.
rlEHt The rNrwlffrrH uII DO HnIr.r
Tor some time fHia week fH consider fH.
pool room urdIrHut. Goo rrrH# .r fnr
D. a D roraIur af Thirty second rfr..t
md other matters OF ImuHrfau.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
SATURDAYS on1us

Whe.iira. HirH % WIfUsb.u-re fu.r.
D |fHrfH.frd rrmaI.
I.9IIsire luEt. %. caldwell Wfb So
Irae 20.
fGirir CsmJ st CIurr.ms rs
frnrEIIn rnIHrH
Nigh. H.
M.' virginia o.. uar.rffr Do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Lewis Rush. OF Crabp pple. who
passed away At HE home. sunday even
lhg. after a lingering illness was held
u-sa1y M tcrnOun- she y. %. r. Of 4.
lodge. Of JaCktown. % which the de-
cgaFed was a mem Der. had charge OF tn
services. Mr.. Rush Is survived by "a
wife ana two daughters. Mrs. Orland
Day and Mrs. Ben Chess. and one son.
all Of GrcysvIllc Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
PITTSBURGH FEDS.
Advance Guard % rhs Rebels I.ss, sun.
asy for Augusta, Ca, 20 90
tnto Training

PITTSBURGH Pa. FEB 2s.-Mapagsy
y n. Dakes. Captain Edward Konetffv
end Two PLAYERS. form "a the squad 81 ths
Pittsburgh Federal teaaus baseball rf5h
Which lcff bore tonight for the t~afrfrg
camp 20 Augusta. Ca pfher riavrrs
30 the cnwn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
DIREoT VAC HHnn.
william walden. of short Green. On,
Famous Racer

william WaddsIL 0f Short rra.F y-s-
ln town Saturday. DRIVING ONE ~ fFa
0uraf rf7iIinrH that bee been soon Far.
for s0fug limo The horse Ia none rtrrr
man Ifr"- AHr ibis animal bears
ne distinction ~ hrafIrr UHr pafef
The con uf Dan pHIFF fHr frm.ra us..s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
MAJORSYILLE
A Flag

Tho ?. %. s. Of \. lodge at Iacktown.
presented fine flag To the High school
MONDAY The students Of the High
ryIu,rad IN interesting program The
exercises were OF g patriotic nature
alouE the line Of WasEinEtOn'x bIrthday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Rev. Brown. Of Evansville aud Evan
gelist bonBthOrp. 81 New York. closed a
AIRY succt zsful series Of meetings a.
Neoo. Monday evening. number Of
persons united with the church. but not
nearly 20 many az was hoped FOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
coon GAME
Between CoIumt,ia ana MaoadsBv on,,.
Tomorrow Whit

W ftn Cathedral Arm0rv fo-r1o~rUvr
rlaaf tIf MarafamF hnd Columbia lIut.
ll, u ln hfskrt tsll Tor The indspsu-
Eame promises to b. n good one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
BASEBALL MOGULS
TO MEET TODAY
LOCAL CLUB OWNERS TO COM
PLETD ARHANQEMENTS ron
01OUuDB TODAY.
Top" Bohr1vor was NAMED Manager
and Starts Immediately After
Players for tho Team.

A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
wheeling Athletic Association will be
held this afternoon In the office of
Mayor kirk FOR the purpose OF taking
action In the matter Of securing grounds
for the playing or professional baseball
In Wheeling This season. A meeting of
the stockholders was held Saturday ar
ternoon Al which ;ims ;he following
Officers were elected President. a. &.
Whitaker, vice president. J. q. Hearne.
trcesurer. Wills Marshall; secretary,
According to statements issued fol-
lowing the meeting there - now ALSO
lutely no doubt but Wheeling viii b.
represented in the Central League dur
ing the season OF 1915. II As also an
assured fact that c. 5. Pop" Schriver.
has been chosen as pilot for the team.
WIN sehriyer at the head OF the team.
the baseball fans OF Wheeling can look
for some real ball playing. for II IS 60
be remembered that he gave wheeling a
pennsnt winner In 1905. when he was
Oct GOOD PlAysrs.
According to reliable Information
f. Pop has secured the promise or some
good material from eNeral OF the MAJOR
League teams. and at present he has the
promise OF the services OF I'D Mullaney,
formerly Of the New York Giants and
Cincinnati Eeus. In addition 10 the ma
terial that Will be secured from the big
league teams. Schriver has stated that
he viii give all local players "a chance,
who are deserving Of trial, and that
their chances FOR making the team de-
Ponds entirely on the article 90 ball mat
~ delivered by them. He viii probably
leave In a few DAYS FOR some % the
training camps Of the big league clubs,
where he viii look over the material
that Will be turned back for seasoning
SChriN~r has been ordered b. the Offi-
GERS Of the club, 20 attend the schedule
meeting Of the Central League. which
Will be held Wednesday at Fort Wayne.
He Will probably leave here Tuesday for
that place. At this meeting. Wheeling
will be formally introduced into the
League. and viii have voice in all mat
tiers pertaining 20 preparations for the
coming season.
Il is uudcrst TODD that the Island ball
park can not be had on satisfactory
terms and In all probability al games
Will bC played on the Breidenstein field
az Martins Ferry. Arrangements are
now being made for the application OF a
charter Tor the team. This will prob
ably be sent TO Charleston some time
during the early part Of the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
Azr. and mrs. Carroll Entertain.

NJ. end Mrs. Ellsworth Carroll. OK
Ntedo. entertained sunday evening at
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. wyiie Crow OF
Crows Mil and Rev. Kiskiddeu u
GCysyilIc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Paraguay haa valuable forest ra.
sources. frr most important rf which
BE- guebraCho. particularly rich .u fau.
min
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
BOXING NOTES

Attorney General Herbert Parker and
Russell \. Wood. Of the Massachusett-
state efficiency and economy committee.
urged the passage Of boxing oil ur-
der the supervision Of state boxing com
mitteo before the Massachusetts Iegis-
lature recently.
Georges Carpenter. The French b.,,,,-
weight who has been lighting ia the
French army. has been wounded. ana IL
Is claimed that he has fallen into the
hands Of the Germans
Roger OMalley lem KeggJ. who was
defeated by Walter stewart al John4-
t0N N "a. a short time ago. was Willie
Was preparing FOR his bout with Ad
M9lgast which won him the champion
snip ship , ~ Malley won Tie festhsrw eight
ehhmplonship OF California from Rav
Baughman at santa Rosa cal. in n
great ~ round encounter. lie then went
10 Los Angeles. where he won seven
straight bouts. i've being by the K al
route inside 81 three rounds lie won
the title OF champion OF the northwest
from Paddy O.lietue AZ lewiston Mon
tana. putting UHerne away In eivht
rounds after knocking him down mine
times The Toledo Blade says. II l.
featherwsiEht in the game than GMai,
ley. and his record o. % knockouts ip
81 contests ~ eloquent testimony In
support OF his nom de box % Krockut-t
King ohalley meets Battiinr
schultz on St Patricks day az Toledo
ohio.
Battling Tiny" o. New Castle. Ia
Will meet TounE' otto. Of Nev vorF
a. Akron. Ohio. March no. otto has met
such boys a. Leach cross. Willie
beecher. X. ., Sweeney and Jack Brf
ton
should Johnny KiIbane receive sstoo
TOT his SIX round engagement with
Kid Williams. he will Be- WORKING a.
the rate uf Aa.Oo per second fgO5 nj r,g-
minute ana ttlt.ta per round
Frankie Couley. cN-bantauwefrht VII,
was seen az the " A. g. IN n ton ro-laT
vernon. one ~ the best f71 round tr,r
day night '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Tho Eskimo pays his doctor hi- fee
na soon as hr arrives no tho patient
RECEIVERS DO Del kept n not De- returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
RIVER NEWS

The local river mark showed Il
feet. inches early this morning and
falling about two inches an hour. All
the rivers above were reported TO be
falling last night
The LOrena and Liberty are the
only packets due IN or out today They
are In their regular trade The Tom
DOdswOrth and r. VI Wallace went
down yesterday with large coal tows
from Pittsburgh. The Kanawha. from
PITTSBURGH for Charleston. arrived and
departed Sunday
The Ohio on her return trip from
the Mardi Gras az New Orleans. left
Cincinnati Saturday evening FOR Pitts
burgh She VII pass here about
"wednesday Word has been received
% the effect that the City Of parkcrs-
burg laft Cincinnati for Pittsburgh
Saturday evening IN command 81 Cap.
tain Hutchinson This De- the first
lot tho larger packets 20 have re-pn.
tered their old trade for nearly a year
when hey were forced iO tID I'D on
account Of low water If De- probable
that the other larger packets win be
out This week
Captain Mcintyre Dies.
Word I1a been received iu the city
fO tnl effect that Daniel NcIufyrr.
AGED o.. o. river captain and pilot died
re h.a home. 1919 Western avenue.
FlftahIrEh Saturday from q stroke Of
apOrITyg Captain Mcintyre had
been Iu active .nrFIrH .r fHr urusr
Ohio river f.r Foo yrar- During rfa
service Dol wHa In The employ a tho
Coal valley Coal company Vance Coal
Company and fH. M0uoHrahrla River
Consolidated Coal and Coke Com.
rany iir wHa member ~ Harho-
No o. MASTER Matters and puota. FOR
-6 years Ilr leaves bic widow and
two children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Georges Carpenter. the French heavy
weight. who has been lighting ia the
french army. has been wounded. and 50
Is claimed that he has fallen into the
hands Of the Germans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

battling Tiny" ~ New Castle IA
VIII meet = Dung otto. Of View yorF
a. Akron. Ohio. March no. otto has me
such boys a. Leach Cross Win
beecher. X. .. Sweeney and Jack Brif
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

should Johnny Kilbane receive IS 500
for his SIX round engagement pifh
KID Williams. be viii BE- working n,
the rate Of $500 PER second fa6s ~ -.
minute and t0te.t5 per round
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29
Church and Sunday School
Prepare Excellent Program
Church Beautifully Decorated

De1oit, Dec. 2S-(Special to the Re,
view A splendid Christmas enter
tainment was given at the Methodist
church Christmas eve. The church
was very prettily decorated and two
large Christmas trees Ornamented with
Christmas decorations, were set at
each side of the room. The greeting,
"A Merry Christmas" in large silver
letters, was hung in the center OF the
room over the speakers. The program
in charge of the Sunday school super
intendent, Mrs. Edna Cook, was as fol
lows:
Song by Choir.
Scripture Reading and Prayer by
Rev. RalstOn.
Recitation. Welcome by Eldrdge
Winey.
Song; what Shall We Give to
Jesus" Glass.
Exercise, Gift for Jesus Twelve
Children.
Song by Choir.
Recitation, Laugh and Smile." Ar.
thur McKim.
!. Recitation. "If Every Little Chappy,",
Lysle Darling.
Song, Evergreen Garlands,' Ten
Girls. IF. :.
Recitation, Margaret McNeal.
Recitation, Zone Word" Donald Rob
ertson.
Recitation. Charles Childress.
Song by Choir
/ Recitation. Clara and Raymond
Cooper.
Recitation, Cecil .Huckstep.
Song by Choir.
Solo by Marion McNeal. e
= Recitation, Judy Boy.
Recitation, Edith Darling
Closing Song by Choir
= Remarks and benediction by Rev.
Ralston, after which a treat OF candy.
nuts and apples was given to all. a
full house was present and all enjoyed
the exercises.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29

union six children were born, five of
whom survive their mother, namely:
Asmus, Carsten, Mrs. Henry Riessen,
Henry and Mrs.. Henry Jepsen. She
also leaves to mourn her death one sis
ter, Mrs. Nick Coulsen, who resides in
Germany. Mrs. Hollander lived for
many years on farm near Schleswig,
but for the past year has resided in
Denison in order to be with her two
sons who are engaged in business here.
The body will be taken to Schleswig
Thursday, where the funeral services
will be held. Rev. VIM. Frese, pastor
of the German Lutheran church, Of
ficiating, after which interment will sbe
made in the Morgan township GENE
terry.
The Review joins with the many
friends OF the family in extending SYM
patty. fs, asa.....
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29

G. B. McAndrews, West Side.
William Henningsen, Goodrich.
Chas. +. Jensen, Goodrich.
0. A. Cooper, Union.
John A. Hansen. Goodrich.
T. G. Blume, Boyer.
S. A. Kral, Milford.
S. christensen, Denison.
+. VIM. Evers, Goodrich.
w. j. Hutch, Denison Sd Ward.
Tracy North, Milford.
Peter G. Sander, Jr., Denison Sd ward
Charles Jurgensen, Otter Creek.
Geo. w. Mumm, West Side.
Albert, Reimers. Otter Creek.
Asmus C. HOllander, Otter Greek.
G. A. Dolk, Otter Creek.
c. F. Vogt, Charter Oak.
Herman B. ShuItz, Morgan.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29
b. G. COIN dies
AT CHARTER OAK
Prominent Citizen OF Charter Oak
Passes Away Suddenly After III.
ness Of Several Years.
BORN IN MISSOURI IN YEAR 1860
Funeral Services Held Sunday at the
J.. Methodist Church at O'clock
Rev. Poppenheimer Officiates

B. G. Coin, prominent citizen of
Charter Oak, departed this life at his
home on Dec. 20, 1915. While Mr..
Coins death was anticipated by his
nearest friends and relatives on ac-
count of his illness dating back sew
eral years the public was somewhat
startled to hear of his death because
he had been upon the streets of his
town up until late this fall and short
time before his death.
The deceased was born at Princeton.
Mo-, on June q, 1860, and when fiji
teen years of age came to Iowa and
first located in Ida county with his
brother, Newton. and in 1885 located
at Charter Oak in this county, where
he has since resided. On Sept. Z, 1889,
he was married to Miss Evelyn Bates,
who survives him. To this union were
born ten children. six boys and tour
girls. The names of the children are
as follows: Lowell, physician now
located at Wheeling, w. Va; Faye,
Bethel, Mildred, Neil, Robert, Helen.
Donald. Ward and Richard, the latter
now deceased. All Of the surviving
children were present at the time OF
the death of their. father.
Mr.. Coin received his education int
the public schools of Ida county and
had what may be said to be a good
practical education. He was during
his active life engaged in the real
estate business and proved himself
capable business man and was gener-
ally successful until he was attacked
with diabetes about ten years ago. The
deceased was survived by brother,
w. P. Coin. of Battle Creek, Iowa, and
sister, Mrs George Tushbaugh, OF
Winville, Iowa.
Berry Coin, as he was Familiarity
known was possessed Of character
istics that distinguished him from the
ordinary citizen. He was great read
err and was posted on current events.
He took deep interest in politics and
was a prominent leader in the republic |
can party of Charter Oak and the
county for many years before ne
died. He was possessed of strong |
and had the courage to
stand by them, and was admired
by those who knew of his sincer-
ity in the. positions he. took upon
public questions. He had host OF
friends not only in Charter Oak, but
throughout the county. /: sts.
Funeral services were held on Sum
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Meth
odist. Episcopal. church, the Rev. Pop
penheimer officiating, after which in
terment took place in the Charter Oak |
cemetery. The pail bearers were John
Drabow, .Thos.. Thomson, AleNaR0gers,l
A. F. Barber. H: NJ. Stiles; and ]. A.
Mains. Mr.. Coin selected the paHbear-
ers himself few days before his
death and also requested that certain
songs and passages from the bible be
used in the service ~ ~
The Review Joins with the. many
friends OF the deceased. in extendingI
heartfelt sympathy to the bereayed|
family. in their sorrow.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29
PNEUMONIA cause OF DEATH
Mrs. Peter n. HolIander Passed Away
at Her Home in Denison on Tues
day, December 18th.

Mrs. Peter H. Hollander died at her
home in this city on Tuesday, Decem-
Der 2Sth, after an illness Of short dura-
ton. Mrs. Hollander contracted pneu-
monia and although she received the
best of medical attention and every
thing that loving hands could do for
her it was OF no avail and she passed
peacefully away.
lngeburg Christene Hansen was born
on Sept. IL, 1850, at Helleshaven,
Schleswig- Holstein. Germany, She was
united in marriage to Mr.. Peter H.
Hollander, now deceased, and to this
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29
JURORS CHOSEN
District Court viii Convene January
24th-Grand Jury to Report for
Duty at 1880 of tie 24th,

The jurors to serve at the January
term of the district court. which con-
venes on January Gath with Judge Al
bert of Jefferson. presiding, were
drawn this morning at the clerks Of
flee as required by law. The members
OF the petit and grand jury are to re-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29
port for duty on Monday, January Gath,

port for duty on Monday, January 24tl
at 1880 o'clock.
Grand Jury.
John Meeves, Union.
VIM. HINES, Jackson.
c. F. Schmidt. Otter Creek.
A. A. Fishel, Union.
w. E. Mason, Milford
August Voss, West Side.
w. j. McCracken, Nishnabotny.
M. l.. Jones. Charter Oak.
w. NJ. Mcbride. DenisOn
0. J.. Staley, Willow.
j. w. Roush, Boyer.
J. p. Woodruff, Denison.
Petit Jury
r. F. O'Connell, Jackson.
Gus Lapel, East Boyer. 2.
Herman Adams, Hanover.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29

w. N. Scott, Washington.
C. L.. Liscomb, Boyer.
Carl Beerman, East, Boyer
Sam Fox, Jr., Paradise.
Henry Ewoldt. Hayes.
Claus Bielfeldt, Hanover.
Ed Lally, Hayes.
Geo. Ahart, Union.
Henry Hamann, Nishnabotny.
r. w. Pearsall, Union.
Geo. Copeland, Nishnabotny.
Jerry O'Connor, Denison Sd ward.
B L. Weed Charter Oak.
w. II. Wilroth, .Denison Sd ward.
John Ketelsen. Willow.
w. j.. Kruse, Hayes.
John NJ. Robinson, West Side.
Lewis Birkhofer, Paradise.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29

Since the first of the present year
the population OF Bridgeport, Conn,
has grown from 49, 900 to 100000. due
to the war boom. Bridgeport is CIV
ing credit to Europe and not to the
democratic administration for this
prosperity. Prior to the outbreak Of
the war it was suffering depression
with all the rest of the country.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29

+ Perhaps one reason why New Years
resolutions are so popular is that ex-
perience has shown that they can be
broken quite easily
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29

Mrs. Gait promised to obey" but
perhaps Mr.. Wilson will diplomatical-
" INQUIRE in advance what commands
will meet with her approval.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29

M. O. Myers was business visitor
In Denison Tuesday from Deloit.