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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24

spite of the cold and wet weather Of
tho past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fox, Sr. and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Fox. Jr. are enjoying
the pleasant spring weather by taking
an auto trip to South Dakota. where
they will visit relatives.
Mrs. Ella Winters, of Manning. is
visiting relatives here.
DR.. Simpson. of Denison, was in Ari
on last week
The Royal Neghbcrs held meeting
"wednesday afternoon. initiating one
new member. Mrs. M. NJ Remey. On
Thursday afternoon the NejghbOrs
gave supper at the home OF Mrs
VIM. Mari. The husbands of the
members were invited. and the good
time and the excellent supper were en-.
joyed by all present.
Miss Ruth Goodrich. of Omaha
came up Sunday for short visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Good.
rich.
Mrs J. N. Lee went to Spirit Lake
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs
Lewis Kepford.
Mrs Gray, who has been at Harlan
mothers illness returned last week
Emil Schwartz bought fine auto
truck lately
Mrs. Clyde Rose and Miss Lee
Vanche Butler went to a meeting Of
the Palo Alto club at the home of Mrs
Jas. Henry Saturday afternoon.
For the benefit of the Arion church
an entertainment will be given in the
Woodman hall on Saturday evening
May eth Miss Frances Boyd OF
Denjson. will give several readings
while the musical numbers will be fur
nshed by home talent.
Don't Try to Make Fence Posts.
Fence posts are one concrete prod
net that the farmer should not at
tempt to make on the farm, insists
r. W. Crum concrete expert OF tho
engineering division at Iowa State col
lege. Making fence post that vii
really last as long as a post should
| requires an expert knowledge OF mix
ing and curing that the average MAJ
! does not have.
When ordering fence posts from thu
| manufacturer. Mr.. Crum recommend
a post with steel reinforcing strong
enough to act as q post ITSELF l
should be at least Z feet long.
Tho Review and Chicago a. ~
Daily Tribunt, / year for ,0A3sUV
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18

flooring, is one of the finest and best
workshops of it's kind that can be
found anywhere.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18
FORD PEACE PARTY
SAILS FOR STATES
Only Those Remaining That Are
Connected With Permanent
Board.

The Hague, via London, Jan. IL
The American members of the Ford
peace mission, except those associat'
ed with the permanent peace board,
sailed firm Rotterdam today on the
steamer Rotterdam for New York. A
great crowd assembled on the wharf
and cheered as the steamer departed.
among those bidding farewell to the
visitors were citizens of Sweden, Nor
way and Denmark, through which the
Americans have travelled on their
mission during the past six weeks.
$50 Sailed Away; 80 Stayed.
About $50 persons sailed, while 80
remained at The Hague for the pur.
pose of promoting the peace plan as
originally devised. The members Of
the permanent board will hold daily
meetings. Germany's blocking Of
the Scandinavians' plan to return
home through Germany is certain to
make Stockholm the place Of sitting
of the peace board. That would ne.
cessitate the crossing of the war
zone. ag~
Or. Aked said that Stockholm
would likely be; selected, but the mat
ter would be referred to Mr.. Ford.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18

Of the Central Powers and obvi'
ate Diplomatic Trou.
rat,, fbles.

Washington, Jan. Reinforcement
by, Great Britain ;of an actual block.
ade Of the Tentonic powers, would. in
the opinion Of officials here, remove
from the field Of controversy several
international factors, which have led
to much diplomatic correspondence
and. much misunderstanding on. the
part Of the. public. One OF these Is
the question now remaining un-
answered as to the right Of a neutral
state to ship to Germany or her allies
any goods not contraband Of war
Ouce a blockade Nof war is declared
there could be no question Of legal
right of the bl0ckadif1g feet to keep
all goods out of the port. All doubt
as to the doctrine of the ultimate des.
tination might be removed so far as
1t concerns goods destined for Ger
many through neutral state. On
the other hand. declaration of a
blockade would not warrant, officials
believe, interference with Americas
trade with neutral European states,
provided the goods were not consign-
ed ultimately to Germany or Austria.
Under the urders-in- council such
goods are now detained and COM
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18
new COURSE FOR
! CITY SCHOOLS

Mayville, N. D.; Jan. 1.-THE De-
celnber Bi-monthly bulletin Of the
State Normal School at Mayville is
devoted to an outline of course of
study for the grades of city schools
with suggested daily programs, all of
which has been prepared by a special
faculty. committee. The outline with
the programs has been put into actual
use by the city schools Of Mayville,
which. the Normal School uses as
training department. This bulletin
will attract wide interest and it will
he sent free of charge to school men
and women who don't receive it but
will ask for it. 1t should prove
distinct aid in the improvement of
the present statsgcourse as we'll as
the courses used in independent dist.
riots. gE sS
The Normal School believes that it
has done two things of very distinct
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18


That is the Joyful cry Of thousands since
DR.. Edwards produced Olive Tablets. the
substitute for cal0nlel. r,
DR.. Edwards, a practicing physician for
II years and caloiners old-time enemy.
discovered the formula for Olive Tablets
while treating patients for chronic constr.
patton and torpid livers.
Dr Eiwards' Olive Tablets do not con-
tain caioniel, but healing, soothing vege-
table laxative. ., -.
No gripping IS the ''keynote" Of these ut:
tie sugar-coated; olive-colored tablets. They
cause the bowels and liver to act normally.
They never force them to unnatural. action.
If you have = 'dark brown mouth. now
and tfien-a bad BREATH dull tired reel.
ini-sick headache-tOrpid liver ana are
cunstipated, you'll find quick, sure and only
pleasant results from one or two little Or.
Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every night
lust to keep right Try them. 10c and 25c
per box. All druggists. I'D.
: The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, o.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18
ANOTHER SHOW. FOR FARGO.

Fargo, N. D., Jan. 17.-In addition
to the Tri-State Grain Growers conn
vention, the pure seed show and con
test, the North Dakota corn show
and the Gate City automobile show
there will be big products show In
Fargo in the weeksof January 1921
inclusive. This was decided at a
meeting of the Merchants and Man
ufacturers' association, when the fol,
lowing officers were elected: Presi'
dent, Frank Clancy; vice president,
r. j. Gone: secretary.treasurer, j. p,
Hardy; executive committee, j.. w,
McHose, A. G. Stanton and e. w,
knerr. 81.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18

ells.Thompson Lumber company.
Commodious bungalow, roughcast
sheds and handsome Office were
built, the yards rearranged and the
Thompson Yards, Inc, had railway
switch built into the yards.
The Northwestern Motor company
is just finishing very me garage Of
brick tile, with so feet frontage, will
have cement floor and neat office.
H. Maugse's new blacksmith shop
of roughcast, 4" by 60, with cement
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18

value in producing this bulletin. and
also the bulletin for October 1914.
which was devoted to an outline of
a course: of-study with daily program
for rural schools. City and county
superintendents, especially will want
to become acquainted with these bull.
letins and to make use of them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18
HANDBAGS ARE DAINTY.

Every woman seems to be trying
To- Guido every other woman these
days in daintiness of handbag equip
ment. iReticules for theater use and
for shopping and utility service are
alike luxurious of fabric and expen-
sive as to frame and fittings. Leath'
er grows higher in price as the war
progresses, and leather handbag
OF satisfactory quality is rather cost
ly now; so, if one must pay substan-
TALLY anyway, why not pay for re-.
ally charming bag of brocade or vel
vet-,something that will add eclat to
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18
NEW P0STMASTERS
h 900. ARE APPOINTED

Washington, d. c., Jan. 1.-THE
following names of postmasters for
North Dakota were sent to the SEN
ate today: H. M. Haskenson. Hat
ton; O. L. Toftner, Kenmare; George
l.. Barrett, Lakota; C. D. Rittenhouse,
Wahpeton; Gilbert NJ. Eng, Douglas;
John E. Dick, Neville; William r. l..
Makee, Noonan; Harriet M. Prank,
Powers Lake, and Abraham T. Amber
son Turtle Lake. 49,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18
DRIVER MAY LOSE FEET.

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 17.-Glen
Young Of Billings, Mont, may lose
both feet as a result of being severe
" frosted while driving across coun.
try, near Emerald, this county.
Young went to Minneapolis hos.
pital last night, where he will be
treated. Young lost his way and was
exposed for several hours.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18

the costume !? Tits lis what women
seem to think Lovely, indeed, fol
matinee use, il aabas ofsspa nsy color
ed velvet, SHRED to assiIyer frame
The lining is of pansy yellow pussy
willow silk. Another baNssfsrich ma.
hogany toned brocade, has a frame OF
carved imitation ivory in creamy
tints. A new gate-top silver bag is
attached to bracelet, very convent.
ent for carrying.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18
LINTON SPENDS LARGE AMOUNT

Linton, N. d., Jan. 17.-Althougll
no pretentions were made for any
particular improvements for Linton
during 1915, still very material ad-
vancement was made and when total
expenditures for all the improve
ments and buildings are added to.
gether, it will approximate $4,000.
The first important building and
improvements were made by the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18
sToVEPiPE AND BEER BOTTLE
FIGURE IN FIGHT

Dickinson, N. D., Jan. 17.-When
Charles Summers SHE'D a stove lid at
Simon Damulis, the latter broke
beer bottle over his assailants head,
and Summers brought charges of as.
sault Both paid fines for disorderly
conduct.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18
RIDING HAY SLING is CAUSE OF
ACCIDENT n.,aa a..,as Il

Manning, N. D., Jan. 17.-Riding a
hay sling proved serious for Robert
Pugh, one of the gang storing hay In
q barn near here. The ropes broke
and pugh fell many feet, breaking
his jawbone and his right wrist.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
edlnf Der aonpcntiun Der Sis
lanblcr.
Is Mitglieoer 5llr staatsfollpentiu
erid)ienen.

9tod cii,er fl1r5e,l 5itung i'm
gladbmpf 6otel idlloilen bic Mitglie-
Der ser Soma Sre 3ealers geltern
tire elite iabrlide Staatsfonpention
of.
@leid nadD SdlllB Ser Sibltng
plaroen sic IS Mitgliener Der Scr
ei1tigulle init groben Mutomobilelt,
Sic bon Ser 8elie Wlotor gebicle So.
5l1r 8erfiigl,ng geltellt lporoen mo-
rem, nod Den @erfen Der groBen Sc
iieQidaft gellommen lln0 in benielben
berlrmgefiibrt. 9eah 8elidtiglillg
Ioer Mrlage mlroe Damn i'm MeQllll=
.|facturers' @otel Oas 2utdeon ei1=
.gei1p1111l1en.
Sic n6d)liia6rige &%ol1pention loll
|entapeOer it1 Sttllnllpa o0er III Gen-
terrible abgebaltsn lperbel1. Sic
;@allptatlprad)e muroe bon bent be.
fa11r1ten @isb1noler IS. IS. @iie bot,
|Ges Moines ge6alten. 3n 5dlltB
Ser &pnpention tpltroen Die nad)=
%1tebel1oen @earnten gepa6lt:
Gralioent - 5. g. glaf bon Ges
Woinea.
@%i5epraiioent 8. Mortin bon
GentcrpiQe.
Sbabmeilter S. 6. 8lanc BON
SnocpefOence.
sefretar s. 9. simpion BOZ,
Materlop.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
Scr jcbiQc StaOtidrci6cr lit oct tii6tigie,
i Den 9ablnpDrt jtrralS grbabt bat.

Stabtldrcibcr Sugu Mpclfcr lit hclte
tc, mic CT cs INNER gcipelcn, ciicr ser
ltarflten Scmnfrater in der lofalcn Sc
mofratilhcn Yortei. Sbhc 3lpcifcl lit
CT hcr fdbigltc llalD tiidltigitc Stobts
1drciber, ben Sapclpprt icn1als ocbubt
bat. @llop Mpcuer lit i'm Belts i~eltcller
crcuttipcr Sdbi9fciten. CT lot cine lelz
tcnc Sdbigfcit fiir intcnlinc 9etailz
orbcit. nSpltcm" lit has Sdlaeluprt in
lcillcr Irntsltllbc.
SIC Gcriuultu19 oca Stobtldrcibcrs
antics burh 6crrn Mlpclcr lit Slta1
Muitcr fir Bic &ermaltung bieics Mnts
tcs in icbr pielen Stdbtcn %unlercs
Staates gelpprbcn. @s lit ldlucr crs
fi1blidN, mic bus bon @crrn 5llep
Mpcllcr crl pnnenc llllp bcfplgtc ySDs
ltcn@ npd perbcilert pcrocn fDnltc.
@crr SNlgp Mocller lit Sen &unbelt
lcincr anltsitllbc gcgcniibcr immcr iebr
hbflid1 lrab supprfpmmcnb. 9aB CT Der
nelltidlcn Spradc au@ mddtig lit. lit
fir nic bcutlden &unocn, bic Ser eraz
fifteen Sprahc muir llllppIlfpmn1cn
madltis 1ino, auBerproentIih on9ca
ncbn1. Slt ser Ml5iibnn9 icincr In1tss
pflidtcn lit CT furdltlps. sM1 Grfiilllnlg
Ieincr &fliht ldrcft CT ppr feiner Scr
nntmprt1idfeit snriid. 8urd, lcinc
trcfflide nlb fdbi9c 2citltn9 Der Inocz
Ie9cnbcitcn 1cines Nlntcs erlpart 6err
@ugo @%lpclcr sucifcllps Der Stabt
jabrlil1 uielc bllllocrt Spllars.
IS linb 9cutc pnll 6errr1 &ugo
WipeQcrs &alibcr, trcllc, e%rprp6ic, pere
trnuensluiirbige M3aSnllcr. Sic int Nnrtc
bcbaltcn iucrocn %lplltcll. Sc miirbc jc9
benfalls fin Sic Ste1cr5ablcr, pb tic
9cmpfratc1, Hcpublifancr pocr SpSinz
liltcn 1inb, mcln lie Scr Sicllte nc3
@crrn @nop Wipeller ncrllitig echcn
%lplltcn. Ct lit fir Sic Stabt, fir ibr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31

les lein ocnlofrntildnr &orgGllger I'M
Inlte, @r1. 6. 9totb, adt Sabre lang
bon 1906 bis 1914, in 10 a,sae=
5eid)ncter @eiic getbalt bot, BOB Oiele
Iitaotilfe 9i,d}fiibrlllla ollgenleia ais
nidlt iibertreffbar be5eic6net mur0c.
llno ben altsge5eidnlcten &anOiOa=
ten fir Stcnereinid)aser Wiiclior)
Subm .. 8nmSafcr, ber langlabrigcn
~eritcl Miiiltentslt Oes leioer SIT frilb
perltprbcllcn Sgras S. SLID, Scr oaS
gln1t 10 piele Sabre sur bodltell 3ll-
i%rieOenbeit Scr 9iirger nl0 Steller-
lsabler perapaltet bot. &err Nobn S..
@lllbafcr lit 0aber init DEM Mnltc
innig pertrallt ltnb bot es, 1,ad) bcnt
SpOe @errn @ilb'S ppm StaOtratb 81,
0cIien Madjfplger ernalllt, 10 boz
treffli6 mie Oielcr %perlpaltet, baB sic
@iirger lt1o Ste,er5abler gepib fei=
tie Ienoerl,ng lit oemlelben lpiiald)en
'llno sicmlib einmiitbig fir Die gr-
lpabllrng Serrn Srbn $. @llnoafer's
cintreten meroen, baB biele NIT leDr
GROCER Mcbrbeit nit @cltimmtbcit SUI
crnarten lit.
Grnit Glanilcn, ser gnfel pol1 0a-'
,penport's mlpergeblidam 9iirger-
meiitcr grnlt GlamiIen, lit aus Der
Grimdrmabl oils Demofratiiber &an-
oioat fiir bas slnt bes 9oli5eirid)ters
Encouragement. gr bringt fir bas
sln,t nid)t mn tiidtige &ed)tsfennt=
niiIe nit, lonoern altd 0as Gertran=
en-, Dob ct oasielbe init Oerlelben So
bigfeit, Sreue uno l1nparteilidfeit
p~erlpaltelt miro, mie ieim @ruipater
ltno leilt l%1rgrpBpater Die ibnen bon
Ben @iirgern iibertragel,en offentli-
Gen Menlter %perapaltct babe1, 81 ib@
rer uno Oes @en1eilhpeIens ghre.
sllld) er miro morge1r als Sieger aus
!oer @ablltrne berporgeber1, oeltn &C.
gen eillen Warlr, Ser Sen 1,npergeb=
lid)en Ndlnen @r1lt Glaltllen tragt,
|fomn fein gutter Iapenporter mO
llanlcntlid) feiner 0eutider I6funft
lttmn1en.
Yer gall5e Del1lotrat1l0e WaDl5et@
tel miro ntorgeu NIT gldn3enoer
Msebrbeit ~erpiblt merben. 8enn bie
Siirger 3apenport's iino fir cine
lunabbangige, geld)oftsmaBige Ser
lpaltlung Ser ltaotilden Mnaelegell=
1citell, nidyt filr cine &artei= Serpal-
tlt1g inter u@ebfimratbsbeieblcn1
zines Guarorltm pirats, in meld)em1
mieOer eill Mann 0as grofe 8ort
|fiibri.
Ias meroen lie nlorgell in il ,od)-
briidlider @eiie betonelt, oaB Ser
Gerilld,, ibnen lpld)e aif5ubali Ell,
mpbl nidt 5ltn1 s%tpeiten Male mieocr=
bolt meroen miro. slud) Der 9erjltd),
Sic Nationalpolitif in Die 5ta6t1pa6l
bi1ein5ll5erren, miro mibgliiden.
|9en 9%crrld)aftell miro gciagt tperoeil
u9pr f1tt cit llhl ictell".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
@crsr1Nertng ocs Snrcanpcripnals
Der 9apcnport &ating Nilo=
ciatipn.

gel elmer am Miittlpod) Madmit-
tag i'm Commercial Glllb obeebal<
tenen Gerialmrlll,ng Der 0openport
Batting Nllpciatiolt muroe beidllolieli,
oaB mcgell oes groben MntpadJens
Der @eibafte Ser geleai1aft oas
gltrealtperl onal Dernlebrt .merOen
mnb.
glf nel1e Wtitglicoer muroen in sic
@eleaidait, Die iid1 jeet alts TO
Wiitglieocrn 5lllalnaenlest, auige=
llo1l1nlell. Die Iireftoren boffen, oaB
Die Witalieoer5abl III flir5er 3eit 200
..betragen miro. @ie rerlantet, loliem
81 Gelepbongeiprad]e an eillent Gage
bel ser @eIeaid)aft cingegangel1 icin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
usssbitc Collar 2inc" crSffnct i brcn
Iic1it.

Ser 9ampfer uglad @amf" miro.
am Wot1tag leine erlte o~tesiabrige
Neiie 5milGen I%aoe1port, Mod S.
|lano unO Burlington antretet, Inn
BORT 4aliagiere uno 6ra1ten on ben
'3ampfer u&eofltf" Der meiter iiib-
|lib bis nod Gllincp fabrt, gu ii6er-
|geben. Ser 1arnpfer miro ie6en
Miontag, Mittmo6 uno Jreitag bie
Aier INN 4 llbr Nadpmittags p%erlai=
|ien.
Die Mannidaft oes 1anlpfers
vglad @amf" lit:
g. 81. Ip0Ds, aapital1, Gapetport.
slrnol0 Scatter, Glerf 2a@range,
Sec.
81. $. 2opette, 2otle, 9apenport.
Is. s. &utbmlorL Steuerma1ln,
Al1incp, 81.
@m. 5dool, Sngenieur, aeofltfs
Soma.
Sobn aerfirins, 2. Sngenieur,
lIupenport.
Der Iarnpfer uaeofllf" miro ido1l
|bel1te Mben0 9abenporf nit 9aIia-
gierelt llno Jradt nod aeitbsbirg.
ul,O alien peiter liiOIid gelegenen
Tltnften bis 4uincp abfabren.
Die Mannidaft Der y&eofuf" lit:
@lgb Meaen5ie, aapitd1l, Scout.
S. MnoD 3erge, 3ablmeiiter, ga1l=
ton, Mo.
Gomoro @riebt, Sneenieur, ap=
ons, So.
1reo Gonoit steuermal,ll Canton,
800.
@egen gt,oe Mai miro Der Dam=
|pfer uSelen @lair" Sic 5telle bes
Campers yglaf Salpf" einnpbmerl
lllo 5tpiiden Davenport Nof Sslat,b
unb Burlington %perfebren, rpabretto
Der a9lad &alpf" taglid smilden
Burlington ul1b 4llincp fa6ren miro.
Ger 1anpfer u0aorning Star"
miro Davenport gum erlten Male. in
oielellls Sabre alr Sonnabeno, Sen
IN. Wai, p~crlaiiel1, Inn als Musflugs=
oampfcr nod &cofllf Gam 5u fabren.
Ger 8anpfer lpirb bnl1n an1 Wontag
gtadnittag mieOer in 1aNnport eit=
treffen. slnr Montag, oell 30. Mai,
miro Der 9annpfcr bann Inn 3 llbr
9ead)mtttags auf ieine 3fpei1pod)isc
sieiie nab Ilorellce slb. ll,,o ocrlt
Selrnellce a%boampfen.
I4 N(..WJ- ~, IL S@ S.Er4E I, 1&., n.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31

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l%lialltil ullo lit Stlleco allsgefiibrt
mer0en urlo miro iid)erli6 Ser 5taOt
sur 3icroe 1peroen.
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lpenigen Sagen micoer p%paIt1loig
bergeltellt lein miro.
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