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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Sper Saa ct Gniin 1ororoninaer

Sioeu &rigen breo no er Der / Spif.
lano ubitebt iaa mango Sororonin.
ger al bet SiientIige, at Oct nsiagtig
uoresuet blir aienneminitlis ct III.
lin pr. Dag. let maa life p9re let
at boIoe Zig Sopen % I~roieterne eli.
terretielis UNDER en- Zig Speriloo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
9iamant6rplnp ~feirebes forleoer

al @enerolmaior 6. 5. Vi. Stalb og
Tr,,e, .febt grettepiae. General
Stoib, iom / 1900 frutraaote iom
Ghef for Irmeens Sntenbantitr, er
fsbt 1881, bans Srue, icm er Sat-
ter al oen befjenote Statsraao Bret
tepiae, er febt / 1888. gaaoe De.
neralen % hans Srue er Iremoeles
aob aanbelig og legemlig Tt9sr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Gu Tiuro, ipm tprlGaacS.


6ioro pau Sollon0, fien0t 'onl oonlf
llooauQ9Wunft ior Den ier arlgen
paatpntte SUrgerute 9tsobp ~ 6e.
merr, er / 0e ienere @ar / ltor 10
itrpfuing bIet tsrlaGt uuber Seoclie
al Srgenisr Aiersgoaro, Wturibo. r.
Store StrGtninger / 6loroarealet CT
off omOannet til irooig eng, iOm al.
-giper gooe @rps8ange Tor llngfreo'
turerne, OF pau line Ste0er bar man
ogIaa mco Selo iorieat aornOprt
nina. Wten Der er cnolnt ct betpoc.
Ii0t 0~anoareol tiIbuQc. Ser bar lmIo.
lertio / nogen Sio uUret SrPIter
iremme for at gienncmiore ct lSro.
left, iom uil betpoe Sloroen5 rilo-
ltpnbige 1erlGgning. Nogen rSltter.
cSientisaber bar / Den Anleon;nG llltt
ret liz lunmen FOR ar Isle Cpaauen
Ger bar pPret niholot en- RPtte Vte.
Der, % Ger err u~oorbeioet en- |lun.
bporeiter oen nllOitGu0ige Serlpg.
ming ifuloe naoes / &sbet ar etpdI
Mar. Gen itore 8ilir6mntng iro
Naer og gTffe til 6Ioroen oil bli be.
Iororet giernem mT5ti9e aunaler
6ioroarealet og bli uopuupet / Otter.
iisen. - 6ioroenS iuloitpuoI8e Ser
lPauina cr ct Seo / Den tore llo.
uifliug, iom ioreguur paa S1olo!
luno. Gu Smlopinoing al ca. 1905
1snoer Sano taller ior iig ielU, ion
et 0unif 0lao bemerfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
st lnffelia EnnN. 3

fens Imtst." meloes: 5 torrl9e
llae ianbt @noreas Senien 8iGspPr
pa hans 9aaomanoifab en- 300 Sim.
bpal rGfenoe noe paa piloe Sapet.
Zen blep ilGbt ilanb, og BET bite Jig
bo, at oen maalte pmfring 40 Sob.
Sppffet peieoe ca. 1900 &g., oe 81.
ifcrne forlau9te SIR. 2.25 pr. ag.
Wan regncr, at 9prets Sp9f og
aieo oil inbbringe oct lpffelige
Sanoman0ifub omfring 5000 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
,Srn SprahilS 9angaarb er m,

"ariitianiafiorb" reiit til Nmerlfa,
bpor bum antagelig fommer til at op'
hoIoe fla et balpt aars Sib, 6ruert
oater fsrit Ell IA Cages Sio at OPP
boloe Tia / 0m gorf oe refer oerfra
til Chicago. Set er ianoipnlig. at
hun unber SpboIbet fommer til at
trebe / Sorbinbelie meb en- Smpre-
iario pq gipe en- &effe 4oncerter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
AMI FOR en- balu IiaiOm / Sranb.

Sra 0ranmen meloes BEN 6te Nop.
On pelbig 4lilopnge, tilberenoe Uni.
on Co., bar / De iibite Gage p9ret
9ranb paa Saneen. 8llaene bar en-
@Groi al benbeo en- balp Wfiaton Ser.
Set brpnoer frembeles / Glllbaugen,
pa 9ranoen bill piitnof peopare enoril
i mango Gage. gn tpf &sg oriper
oper 9pen. Senbag bar Der en- rem
Salfart no til 8ranoItebet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Tiifsts oplone Nar. S~paisret Il

oct oonifc Siife / 1915 piicr, at go'
rctS innllebe SnotGat al Silfet bar
uoaiort 26,525,000 &roner cler g.
$4,000 Aroncr mere enc iore9oocn
Sc Iar. NciterbapS. on Sfa1crotN
lfct@ Meruobrttc CT anlot til AZ
WiIlioner Nroner. Suoenior Stoaen
or Meritobpttet ogiaa Az o9 Tor
Simiioroiiifet 10000 aroner. vi.
itetS iomlcoe Natericl or aniloact til
Ell &proi al 12,90S, 900 2rouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Yin Srnninn Tor Wilitrrneaternc

Sra &ie6enbapn meooeles Den 6te
9opember. "GrtrabIaoet" meooeler
ioaq, at &rigsOepartementet lom
5elee al oen iIOite Sios mango nj
litprnegtelIer iorbereoer Ell M SrO-
ming, bporpeo Dernepligtige, iom al
religieie @rlrn0c life pil giere 0tis
IitGrtieneite, fan fritaees, moo at Dc
anpenoes iii onOet, life miIitprt 9lr.
beioe al famine @arisbco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Urn so iii 100 Winiuuer.

bpoo "Tolitifen" criarcr, ogter Sonb.
m~onoSbonfcu / Ncn allcruGrmcitc
,Srenttio at uopioe i'm aopitol. Der
ior SiebIiffct or 50 Millioner aros
ncr, til 100 Winioncr arouer. &c
me Ifticr bill bli r~cicrueret be gam.
lie Nftionurer ill Ell Nur2 al 40.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
so Mar W,arinems SiemeIte. Sper'

maifiniIt Offer poa SARAH Soar
foore" fplbte Dem 4be 0opember 90
Mor. San bar p9ret / Warinens
3ieneIte / so Iar, ibet ban fom Der
Den 1Soe Sftober 1866. S oisie so
Ior bar ban beltaget / as Sogter.
Son er frcmbeles raif og rerig iom
en- llngoom og bar prnbet mango
Senner paa @ruho al lin retlinie9e,
pliattro og bramfri aarafter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
st Drama / Nisieoal. SSra Iiaie

vi StuiHu ! NtSISpui. Olu VlStl-
oal ifripeS til "@aroen" Gn ubpo-
gelia 9egipenbeb ianot SteO her
9eroag ben 2Sbe Oft. @n @lt fout
iorIeoen til Ell @aoro og ituloe bcn-
te lin sSorlopebe. Sc ifulbe reiie til
bans Stem famine @itcrnliooaQ.
Smiblertib blep Der nof bolot ct Slut
telag fsr De oro9 aiIteo, iom oil iGt-
te Werfer otter Jig % iom lGnge oil
'minbes Der. Samnle Gags Sormio-
bag bar Ser fommet en- &asie 0rpn-
oepin til @aaroen, iaa blep Der orilf-
fet tpt og 9rGnbepinet gier ioln be-
fieuot Mfenneiter til 9pr. Get bar
to WGnb til paa @aarber, Tom bar
iammen meo Tigells Sorlopepbe oq
braf. ga oe bapoe oruffet Ell Stnl0
blep be llpenner, ~uitprlige og beiro-
itebe. HigenS Wor ifiente M octta
bar galt ipei, bun lit Den Sorlopebe
inc og ItPngte Ssren for De andre
to. Gen enc al be TO, iom bar ilbcn,
for, blep MI aloeles raienoe; bepGb.
net mtco Ell Or gif ban los paa 1er(
og 9inouer oa boileoe Jig paa aeHn(
Dtaabe Sci inc / Suiet. San gif Der.
paa los paa oen forIopebe ung(
Wfanb. 9emre ioriparebe iig og Del
bIep ct 9aifetag paa Sip % Sgb. So
men | Suiet maatte rebbe Jig no gicn.
mem ct Sinbu. Ga De ~fl9mpenoe Ell
oeIig bar ifilte, iaa De life pene no
globet Itremmebe ira Iniigterne nf
&l9oerne bar / Siaer. s oeme Sor
f%atning gift iaa Den ungc Wanb inf
til i'm Sorlopeoe, iom enonu par
Suiet. San brligte grop Nlinb %
erflPrebe, at ban life piloe bape ben
oe. Tigen blep "a iaa f%ortpilet, a
bun itree lige paa Sieen for at bruf
ne rig. Wan iif BOG truffet beiloe Of
igien / iioite Sieblif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Mnftipn pua &lunGs.

t7be, 1Sbe % 19be Sftober bar oct
ppret Irftion oper 2sssre % Snobo
poo &Ipnps 8aarb / Saage. Yer
hor peret iomlet en- p9lbig Wt9ngoe
SoIf ira goase, Com, Sfiaaf, DOB
re, Gel, Seoolen og @orore 6ron.
Sa 8riIerne bar tilbels pRret rene
~So,obbepriier. Set merfeoes life Der,
of BET err Sprtio / gpgberne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Gn sanaenSperlina i @orae. @lls

fife 9laoe m~cboeler, at ScmbergS
fonane 9reiioent Rutom'fp ltal no
peries MOB "Sirif. @ieoomoltl"s NE
boftsr S,santibepentifi. Hlltom'tp 10
res fra arim til Rorgc, Der uoperl'n'
gen foregaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Dc banifc Snpcltguerier.

aiebenbapn meobeIes ben CITE gtouem'
Der. &iebenbapnS GoIitioireftsr bor
ioaa beororet gftion moo 20 Tcrio'
ncr / &iGnpeiogen an9oaenoe lioltc
SIara Supeltppericr III DC 20 er
oQcreoe IS anbolbt. - Som 9epis
paa Sagens Smiang aniercs, at Sor'
hersertroften iploer 1850 tUtifrcune
Sioer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
alpmmen itanSier araititatiuner.

ne. Sra Nrenoal meooeIes ben CITE
Rop. 5 oct iibite Gsgn bar bet
igien resnet uitanbielig, iaa 5lom-
men bar poret poerligere opoper Sus.
braget. Zen err III nRifen iaa itor
Tom ben bar / 1892 % bar iorpoIot
b~etpoeIiee lllemper. Hpgene arait-
itation Dor ibae maattet itanoie Srii-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08

ten, og bette bar polot Soritprrelie
ueo SmcItcriet i Gpbebopu, iom iaor
ell Eel al lin arait ira &paene. Set
or lloiigt til, of oqiaa 9sileios arait.
%Itotion man itanoic, bpiS Hrobsren
fortiGtter / lonlnic @rao iom biotil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Sprlanoets SnSnitri.

lambs Sormanoifab foreilaar inofisbt
Gienoommen "%2unoiioen" / Sooer'
mes, beli9genoe peb Sopoalsfioroen,
for tillammen $4,000 aroner. Sio'
liaere bar ariItiansiano foretoget be-
tpoelige Gienbomsfisb / 9pen og
peb Geitre Sapn for at funne msoe
sc iterfe arap til Somter, icm ale
rebe or reiit og / en- n9r Sremtio benz
tcs at bile relies til inouItrielt
9rltg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Sra Ooroe.

g. Spbnipn, Com, er peb fgl. Helo'
luton mebbelt aouceslion paa er'
bperpeIie al 8aarben 6aufltao l Se'
bolen, @uobronosoale1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
era Danmdrf.
&c bpic Silbcpriier.

&c hpic Silocrrrlcr. Sra aieben.
baun meoocles Der Ste Nopcmber.-
Gitcr II Cages Storm forn iaonr tai
rigc SiIoebnaoe inc til ipiltc Sapne.
Siloeu oprlaaeoe Ocu cnornle Yris
al t76 aroner pr. McftoIitcr. meoens
Trileu isr arigen Ieunlig bare po,
I aronc Scftoliteren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
Is Ssifenbe. Cline oe SobamleS

@arenItuen / 8ititbpgben / Norore
Sron berer nof til Dem, ION par oe
ileite Barn paa pore aanter, 'trtoes
ira ginitra. Sc bar Jolt bapt II
Barn, bporof 10 Ieper. 13 al Ser-
meme er foniirmeret al ben funaeren-
De SoonepreIt / Rorore 5ron, @uo-
brono Seaaenbaligen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-08
pesie fipber @aarSem Sanaie.

iioIte Serre6sitpremetc bclliltfeoeS
at inbfjebe Sougie @aaro til 8anile'
HEM for 2csie 9peo for Ell alebe1llll'
az $4,000 &roner.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-06

A St. Louis policeman, firing wildly
at an escaping prisoner, killed one
man and wounded another on a pass
ing street car. That policeman is
guilty of manslaughter. Aman who
has no more self control, or regard
for human life, than to fire a pistol
recklessly in a crowded street
should be given ample opportunity
to acquire those traits in restfuI Sc
clusion. And the st. Louis tragedy
is another argument for arming the
city police only with shillalah.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-06
THE PUBLIC FORUM
BIRTH. coNTRoL.-"An eco


nOmic problems arise in the fact that
there is not an abundance, and that
no increase in productive power
seems to bring us any nearer to
abundance" is the observation of the
San Francisco Bulletin, in cOnnec-
ton with various economic rene
dies which are offered to eliminate or
at any rate, ameliOrate the economic
ills of society.
Of comparatively recent origin in
the United States, but widely known
and practical in continental Europe
as a means of diminishing poverty,
is birth control It is being expound-
ed and promulgated by Mrs. Mar
garet Sanger, whose pamphlets,
Family Limitation" was cause Of
her arrest in New York.
The government dropped its pro-
seCution against Mrs. Sanger, who
left almost Immediately for the Pa
ciic coast, where she has been ar
rested several times for advocating
family limitation.
The publicity which has followed
I44CoC al OoGO 44c5So III a 4cbA LlCcbOulCg
awakened the masses to a realization
Of the moral responsibility and obi
cations which they owe to their chill
dren. So far, indeed, has the public
conscience responded to the cry for
immediate relief from the awful con-
ditions which has created the sIums
of New York, Chicago and other
large cities, that it has found a voice
in the better newspapers throughout
the country.
Says the Bulletin: eff society will
not guarantee a decent life to large
families the poor-will stop having
large families. - But as a social
measure birth control is obviously a
confession of failure. Society
can use automobiles, aeTOplanes, and
even great guns, infinite quantities
of things which are pure waste or
v,11yso 1oC+V77o+icv,. Int hirFh i5
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-06

emergency that life holds. Nothing
can disconcert us. Though I receive
only So a week am willing to face
the world, strong in my faith in God
and the woman love, who has con-
sented to cast her lot with mine"
There is probably not a soul in
Rev. Goodwin's congregation-or
out Of ft-whO will not wish him luck
and happiness and content.
But marrying on faith" is not
what it is cracked up to be. The
man who marries on faith and So
week generally winds up by expect
ing his wife to furnish the works.
At least it's so in most cases; maybe
with a minister it will work out diff
ferent.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
Small Potatoe. Good Seed.

What shall Iowa farmers do with all
the small potatoes they have on hand
this year?
Plant them, advises the extension
potato man at Iowa State college.
There's no use in buying costly new
seed with such good seed at hand.
Sound potatoes the size of hens
eggs and of good shape are good seed.
They should be planted whole. since
it takes this much tuber to give the
hill a good start and because the un-
cut skin protects the seed from rotting
and drying in the ground.
The best stands ever secured are OBJ.
tanned by the use OF whole seed OF
moderate size, says this authority. 1t
is best not to use small potatoes every
year, since it may run the seed out by
propagating from the weaker hills,
year after year which grow the small
potatoes; but of the same stock, the
moderate sized potatoes are the very
best for planting. Where machine
planters are used the whole seed is
planted more accurately than If cut
seed is used.
Small potatoes for seed are used so
extensively abroad that in Great Brit
ain. for instance, potatoes are graded
into three sizes, chats, seed and ware.
The first, smallest, is fed to stock, the
second planted and the third used as
food.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
Preparedness for Big Hatch.

Test the incubator thermometer.
Test the incubator thermOstat.
Thoroughly clean out the incubator.
Successful matches come as re-
suit of careful preparation. We ad-
wise every poultryman to thoroughly
test his apparatus and clean his ma
chine before he places his eggs for
say the poultrymen at the
Iowa State college.
Test the incubator thermometer
against reliable clinical thermome-
ter. Place both in warm water at
about 1913 degrees f., incubating tenn
perature. If the incubator thermome-
ter does not test with the clinical. see
if it has slipped down in its fastenings,
which is often the case. If so, slip 1T
into place and scratch the glass for fu.
ture corrections. If this is not the
case, buy new thermometer.
Over winter the ether in the ordi'
nary thermostat is likely to have evap'
grated. To test it, hold match under
it, not too close. and see if it raises
the disc. If it does it is in good order
A good scrubbing inside and out
with soap and water is the best meth
cd of cleaning the incubator. Dust the
cloth diaphragms and clean out the
fues that may have become clogged
with SCOT from smoky lamp.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
"keep Your Eye on Kuehnle!"

We are in receipt of copy of the
Butler County Press. published at
Greene, containing copy of all adj
dress delivered by Carl f. Kuehnle up
On american Citizenship"
The Press is very enthusiastic about
the candidacy of Mr.. Kuehnle and pre-
diets that he will carry Butler county
by vote of two to one against the en-
tire field.
Mr.. Kuehnle spoke before the Butler
County Farmers institute recently and
made a distinct impression. The de-
mand for the publication OF his speech
was SO insistent that Mr.. Tracey, the
editor. published it in full, and yet it
must be borne in mind that Mr.. kuehn-
lie had very limited acquaintance in
that county before speaking there
, This is but sample Of the way his
candidacy is being received every
| where he speaks.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
CHARTER i! OAK ] ] ].
SCHOOLS TREAT
Senior Glass Of Charter Oak Schools
Entertain the Faculty and Juniors
on Last Friday Night.
rwo COURSE DINNER is SERVED
Tables Decorated With Green carna.
tions and Ferns-Green Ribbons
Attached to Place Cards.

The seniors entertained the faculty
and juniors at the home of G. H. Stark
Friday evening. A delicious two
course dinner was served at three
beautifully appointed tables. The
tables were decorated with green car
nations and ferns. Green ribbons, to
which were attached dainty place
cards, indicative OF St. Patrick's day,
ran from the center OF the table to
each place. The color scheme Of
green and white. the class colors, was
carried out in the menu and decora-
lions. The evening passed pleasantly
with music and visiting. Thus ended
another happy evening long to be re-
membered after the seniors have
passed into memory.
Albert Strissel took his wife to
Sioux City Wednesday afternoon to
place her in hos pital in the hopes of
Improving her health.
Mrs. Mary Hayes. sister Of Mrs.
Harrington, left Wednesday for Okla.
homa for a visit with her son before
returning to her home.
Mrs. B. G.. Jacobsen went to Sioux
City Monday to spend few days with
her daughters.
Boyd Crone returned the last of the
week from Minnesota, where he has
spent the winter with his people.
Mrs. M. E. Christy returned to her
home in Vermillion, S. d., the latter
part of the week after spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. II. II.
Sturges.
Franz Reidesel is improving his
house by raising the roof over the
kitchen, thus making the whole struc-
ture two stories. He is also adding a
furnace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Romans drove
over from Denison Sunday to call on
friends.
Miss Ora Lyon spent Sunday with
her friend, Mrs. Bert Keim, on the Will.
low.
jeff Rogers visited his parents in
the Oak Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hoeffer, of
Ricketts,, were shopping in the Oak
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. O'Brien. of Den.
isOn, visited in the McGrath home on
Sunday.
Otto Hoeffer, of Battle Creek, visit
ed his parents in the Oak Sunday.
Miss Laura Simmeonette was down
from Mapleton Thursday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Helvik
Miss Mildred Jones went to Dow
City Friday evening for an over Sun
day visit with her parents.
| The Linger Longer society enter
tanned their husbands at the home OF
Mrs. B. 0. Millman Friday evening
the occasion being the birthday OF
Mrs. Millman. A delightful time is re-
ported.
Tie ]. U. G. girls met with Miss Lii
lie Hansen at her home on the hill last
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
TWO ] ! TICKETS | / < I
AT MANILA
Homer Baker Endorsed for Mayor Of
Manila and His Opponent Will
Be Roscoe Saunders.
A LIVELY RACE is ANTICIPATED
Voters Allow Time to Eiapse and the
Names of the Candidates Must
Be Written on Ballot

At caucus held last Tuesday eve
ming G. Fl. Baker was Endorsed for
mayor and Hugo Wiley, c. NJ. Krogh,
o. r. woodward, J. ]. Meehan and j.
G. Hamann were selected as the five
to enter the race for councilmen. Be-
cause this meeting was not held fif-
teen days previous to the date of cleo
tion it Unnecessary that blank bal
lot be used, wherein the name of the
choice of each voter must be written.
Thursday a second caucus was held
and a second ticket was entered. r.
G. Saunders was selected as the can.
didate for mayor and J. B. Schmidt,
Ras Rasmussen. John McCracken, Ed
Dyson and NJ. H. Berkemeir for coun-
cilmen. A lively race is anticipated
in the coming election as both sides
are working for their candidates.
Arthur Adams was business visit
or in Council Bluffs last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bell were Omaha
visitors last Tuesday.
Mrs. John Curler and Mrs. George
Disburg visited in Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Penterman and daughter
accompanied the formers father, Mr..
Deles Denier, to Central City, Neb.,
last Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Goddard were
business visitors in DenisOn Wednes-
day.
Mrs A. II. Willis, of Raub. N. D., and
her daughter, Mrs. Alex Slasg, and
two children, OF Garrison, N. D., who
have been visiting friends and rela
tives here. went to Des Moines Tues
day for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
McGilvra and family. Mrs. Willis re.
turned after short visit.
Miss Arlene Deter visited friends at
Mapleton last week.
Ray Graham was visitor in Omaha
last Sunday.
John Mullen visited friends at Oma
ha last Sunday.
S. E. Copely was business visitor
in Earling last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall left the latte,
part OF last week for Maquoketa, a,
which place they will make their fu
ture home.
Mrs. Catherine Joens attended {
birthday party OH one OF her friends
at Buck Grove last Monday.
| Miss Emma .loens psent the weel
end in Aspinwall visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Ben Erichs.
Mrs Phyllis Morgan visited severa
days at Defiance the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thompson, af
ter several days visit at the Free
Mundt home, returned to their home
in Deloit last Wednesday,.
Mrs. Il. Brockelsby. of Vail. is Wis
iting relatives and also assisting il
caring for Mrs. w. H. Brockelsby, VIII,
has been quite ill for several weeks
At meeting of the board of trus
tees of the Presbyterian church, hel,
last Tuesday, it was decided that tn
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22

Thursday evening, and an enjoyable
time is reported. s.s
Leo n y tlleI came t,iepa = inglsy l sSs
in the Oak.
The Linger Longer society celebrat
ed the birthday of Mrs. j. E. Water
house last Wednesday afternoon. A
pleasant time is reported.
DR.. L. w. McElyes left Tuesday for
Cumberland for visit with his wife
and other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Larson. Of Red.
field. s. D., visited her sister Mrs. j.
Sanders. in the Oak. They had spent
the winter in California and were on
their way home.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Stiles returned Wednes.
day afternoon from Harlan, where she
had spent the week visiting friends.
Miss Violet Jones went to Denison
Wednesday morning for a visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Brown Romans.
D. r. McGrath left Thursday for his
home in Letcher S. D., after weeks
visit with his mother, who has been
seriously ill.
Messrs. F.. Thomson, Will Probasco
ana FRANK eager dtLSuucu INC uduSS
in Manila Friday evening.
Miss Lottie Ward returned Sunday
morning from Algona. where she at
tended the wedding of her brother.
Mrs. G. B. Coin was Manila visit
or Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Perry visited their
daughter, Mrs. Mcdonald, in Omaha
the latter part of the week.
Miss Marie McGrath came down
from Mapleton to spend Sunday with
her mother.
Miss Bethel Coin closed most sue
cessful term of school near Manila
Friday and returned to her home in the
Oak Sunday. She will teach the com
ing year near Charter Oak.
S. B. Lyon has just completed the
wiring of his house and putting ON
new root
Will Davis and~little daughter. Mu
zelle. were shopping in Sioux City or
Saturday.
Sheriff Cummings. of Denison, was
over on business Wednesday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22

The fact that you can't raise $4o,ooo
to buy the poet Longfellow's birthplace
doesn't prove that you couldn't raise
$4OO, 900 in many cities for ball PARK.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
!. oELo!T ITEMS.
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The last number of the lecture
course will be given at the hall on Fri
day evening of this week. This num-
Der consists of music and readings by
a couple of very talented young wom-
en-. Plan to attend and enjoy the en-
tertainment.
F.. A. True received a dispatch on
Tuesday morning telling of the death
Of his brother-in-law. Mr.. Pethchord,
of Spokane, Wash.
At the school election last Monday
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22

1t is claimed that two jobs are SEEK
ing one man all over the country, put
Dusty Rhodes, Wandering Willie and
others of the leisure class are usually
successful in GLIDING such pursuers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22

THIS PAPER issued In
Two Sections; Section
one-Pages TO to 8-lo.
cal news, stories, CORE
spondence and Oenison
locals.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22

The fact that some of the congress
men want the government clerks to
work more does not prove that they
could safely move to have public OF
ficials in their own districts keep long
er hours.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22

1t is believed that aeroplanes will
be promptly sent out to locate Villa
as soon as the money is appropriated
for them, the building contracts let
and army men taught how to operate
them.