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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
Not at'All Privata.

In the trial Of a case some time ago
in one Of the English courts a witness
was asked to repeat a conversation
that she had with her husband. Objec.
ton was made that the question should
not be answered because the conversa-
ton was private in its nature
The judge then asked the witness
whether anybody except herself and
husband was present. She replied that
her mother and the husbands mother
were present. whereupon the judge re-
marked: ut appears that both mothers.
in-law were We Pre esSFrt,4 shall therefore
rule that the conversation was public"
London Mail. #, ,-.. ,c
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
Iowa Is Safe.

Iowa City Citizen: The good people
who have been concerned about tn
safety of Iowa if Lieut.. Cow Harding
should be advanced to the sovernoi-
ship should be convinced by every
vote in the counties of the state, i'll
both wet and dry sections, that there
is and has been no such danger as was
predicted. If anything further is necl-
ed his frank declaration at Mount
Vernon last night, in the first speech
he has made since he was elected gov
ernor, should be sufficient. Mr. Har.
ding is young, ambitious, capable and
clean personally. He is big hearted
citizen who has hobby that the boys
and girls of Iowa should be given ev-
cry opportunity to become OF the most
service to the world thru the best
adaptions of our educational systems
to their needs. MI. Harding has a
great opportunity as governor of Iowa.
Why should he not use it? He will.
"Exit Harvey Ingham and Gardner
Cowles as political factors in Iowa,
remarks the Perry Chief.
The Dubuque Times-Journal *
plains. for the benefit Of certain anti
Harding newspapers which continue
to snarl at the governor-elect, that The
principal reason for Mr.. Harding's big
vote in Dubuque county was the Nun-
scrupulous campaign waged against
him. "As falsehood after falsehood
was uncovered justice was awakened
here" the Times-Journal says. "The
methods of the Meredith supporters
we're not in line with local opinion"
As to the charge that the liquor deal
ers were responsible for the Dubuque
county results, the Times-Journal as
serts that mot one dollar was spent
here by the liquor interests for Har-
ding" furthermore, it points out that
Mr.. Havner also carried Dubuque coIn-
ty. .,
The Des Moines Capital says that
no such opportunity has ever come to
a man under 40 as has now come to
Mr.. Harding 1t says that he is well
equipped for the test. "That is what
some of us have believed all the time
comments the Cedar Rapids Republi-
can, land we wonder why the Capital
did not admit it before the election as
well as after"
HAS the gentleman who demanded
that w. L. Harding pull out OF the
campaign and get off the ticket with
drawn his motion or is 1t still before
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
Open Door and a Lioht.

The wives of north country GOLFERS
observe very touching and pathetic
custom when an accident occurs in
the pit. ...s
Directly it is known to the wife Of
a collier that ar accident has hap
pened in the pit where her husband
works and that his fate is uncertain
she throws open the house door. and.
however inclement the weather may
6e, she keeps the door open and can
die burning in the window night and
day till the man Is brought home. dead
or alive. In some cases the door has
remained open and the candle alight
several weeks, even months. -London
Graphic
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
Spoken With Feeling.

'"There are all sorts of synonyms for
money in this country" said the talka-
tive man. 1--WE call it tin 'mazuma,'
'kale,' dough- and dozen other names
don't recall just now"
4 solemn looking man seated In one
corner opened his mouth as if to say
something and then closed it without
uttering word. e. a 81 ,as
. ,ltsWhatt is yonr3favorite synonym for
meney:" asked the talkatiye person.
"'The unattainable, "" the solemn
man replied. and then fell once more
into 0desp Observation-Disclosures Age
HerNld.A Il. l. -. -
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
Papers In China.

Papers published in China are re-
ported as having several classes OF
readers, the first class being those who
first purchase the papers at the sub.
scription price. When these papers
have been read and thrown away
they are carefully gathered up and
sold at less price to less prosper.
GUS element among the people. and
from these, in turn, they are passed
Oh down to the poorer classes. each
paper, if it has lasted that. long. thus
finding three grades Of readers.-Chrls.
tian Herald.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
Notice of Probate Of VIII.

State of Iowa, Crawford County, S.
In Probate. s-4. \
In the District Court of Iowa. in and
for Crawford County-Notice Of the
Reading and Probate OF Will.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You and each OF you are hereby
notified to appear at the court house
in Denison, Crawford county, Iowa, on
the 2lst day of November, 1916, at 10
o'clock q. m, to then and there attend
the probate OF an instrument in writ
ing purporting to be the last Will and
Testament of Edmund Howarth, late
of said county, deceased, at which time
and place you will appear and show
cause, il any you know, why said will
should not be admitted; to .proba te.
In testimony whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed
the seal OF the district court this Sth
day of November. A. d. 1916.
(seaD J. w., MONAGHAN,
Asst Clerk.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15

ST. PAUL. Minn.s Nov. 14.-Candi-
|date Hughes lead in Minnesota was
cut today to- hsIovsi2OO with the final
returns from the ten missing precincts
lof Koochfching county, the complete
revised vote of st. Louis county and
a small change in Becker county. The
totals now stand: Wilson. 1881 i
Hughes, 1876. giving Hughes a mar.
gin of 1856 The soldier vote has been
practically a tie With about 500 to
hear from. -. -.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
Like Errand.

Briggs-I'm going to my brokers'.
l want to get rid of some bonds.
Where are you off to?
Griggs-To my divorce lawyers. |
want to get rid Of some bonds too
Boston Transcript. a...... ..a
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
Where Every One 10 . "Majssty."

Where Every One 10 . Majesty"
Who are the politest people in Eu-
rope? II common speech is any critic
rion, surely the Spaniard must carry
of the palm. The author of Heroic
Spain" tells Of many high flown
phrases still In common use. You bid
farewell with "Beso a Y. Ia mano" Il
kiss your hand or "A los pies de ""
Il am at your feet. The ''usted," short,
ened to ". with which you address
high or low. IS corruption Of your
majesty" The love of authorizations
is a curious trait III people with such
leasurely ways: thus a row Of cabilis-
tic letters ends a letter: s. 8. s. Q. b.
8. NJ. which means that your corre-
spondent kisses your hand-''su Sc
guro servidor que besa su nanO."
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
THE FUTURE.

. = rf.1 " ~ i T.
Why make yourself sick with
worry about the future whom
that worry cannot possibly help
matters? Anxiety is the poison
Of human life, the parent Of
many sins and Of more missriss.
Can your soIieitude alter, the
cause or unravei the intrieacy Of
human svents7 To provide
asainst every important danger
BY the employment Of the most
promising means 10 the office Of
wisdom, but at this point wis.
dom stops.-Diair.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
No Use For 1t.

'Have you five dollar bill that you
don't know what to do with?'
Yes: here is One'
- ''Oh, thank you. But 1 say, this is
Dunterfeit" 41
''Well, You asked me for one didn't
know what to do with."'-Chicago
Herald. r .-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15

Now that election is over the peo.
pie Of Denison may look for the ap'
pointment of Mr.. Carey as postmaster
most any day. Ri .4..
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
Posted.

"Now, Bobbie, didn't your conscience
tell you you had done wrong:' Nm.
! knew 1t MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
HON. P. J. KLINKER

the state legislature and friends and col
become
ere of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
When Women Meet.

WIG" w OsuSS
"That woman pretended to he glad to
see me. What an actress she isl
"But you were a match for her!'
eyes. l pretended to be just as gla
to see her."-Eychange. .r.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
Two Rivers.

! The amount OF water flowing out OF
the Nile Is sixteen times that OF the
Thames.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15

the house?" inquiries the Burlington
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
Chanu es

"a lsf3EAf Changes. s...
One day l lived in constant hope,
And happiness was night;
The sunshine cleaned DER the eastern
(, slope
And lit the western sky.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22

ten unpsr5ei9liden 8ritenfreunbIidfsil
cine Snflaiion ndd) bem ariege Ii1
tntlpidsin tonnts, III lei9t sn psrIfe.
ben. Vile sdnoer obne ausnabme iper.
ben na9 geeubigung pes arieses 10
oiele arebits ais iis in bieIem 2anbs
habeH. eleidpiel in Jtpelher 6prm, oh
ganttrebite obsr Staatss unb aorpo>
rattonspapiers, beriib.rI9iden, uni
9olb baranf Su erIansen, bsnn Cob
ipiro fir iie Elm fold brineenbes Bee
oirfnib fein, pie 8rOb. Dobur4
fperben unIsre 0olbporrGtbs ii9
griinblid, nerminbern unb mir ipsrpen
uns eliidIi6 idGbsn tSnntn, ipsnn ipir
Solb senus iibris bebalten, nm unisr
eissnss sirtulirenbes papisrsslb nit
elmer geniiesnbsn Sedung gu psrIeben.
9us gletp gOrtsr Grpbiapital bat
fdon sinmaI unierem Sfabamt ales
9olo cntaos,n, I'M ss ibm bann ipies
Der gu Wudsr5inIen absulaiTen. Ser
erite Shritt gu biefsm Spisbubsns
ftrei6 lit jebt lpisber s.fdeben; oh ipir
bic ipeitsre S9urferei tperben perbiiisn
t6nnen, bleibt abSutpdrten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22

eun3 nabe bsi mar. gnbIid, lansts'
mir in Sfutari unp BON bier In Can
@iopanni bi Wlebud an. Gin englis
'ides Seeelihiff fcIlts uns ale mit'
J nsbmen. Die ean5e wlifiicn pom Ros
! ten Greu5, ensldnber. Ruiien uns
5ransoTens glber bas S4iff tam
niht. Man nrldte ii9 nuf cine Guns
ssrsnot sefabt. gnblih fam Elm iia=
lieniider transport Dampfer uno
flobn uns an gorb. Gs mar Elm
Wasnib, nbsr mir itidsn in Gee uns
ter bem Sd,ub pon 5pei 3erit0rern.
Gas Weer ipar unrubie. Gnblih ia-
men mir in griubiii an. Oa iparen
fir uns bic 9sibsn 5u Gnbt. Sept
fiirdte ib tpsbsr S9nee nod Resen,
nod 5ungsr nod 8omtsn. nod Bull
saren nod arnautsn msbr. SD bin
gsretiet, bas III Der rid,tige Qusbrut.
atber mein SerS III babinten eebIieben,
Bel bem, mas BON bisier Grmse bon
5apfern rob am 2eben iit; if bents
unnnfb0rli6 an bieis Serbsn, Sieie liz,
fen, arauen. 10 i9mubiaeu, 70 arfnsn,
aber 70 tapferm unb suten Splodten.
Wie mar es MIR m6slid, bdb man iie
70 i'm Std geldfen bat9 Waruin
tum nismanb snr 3eit. I'M iis su
itiiben, ibHen Su belfen2 1as iperb:
i9 ME psrssiien unb ipetos IS ME bsrs
iieben. Sd bin in gelsisn ssiusTsn, ih
fobe gum 5eil ben Riid5us bon 9Ints
iperpen miisema6t. i6 itanb an pes
aront In Der Gssstb bon glisupcrt.
Tiintirdsn, 5urneb, i6 mar Bel ben
gelgiern unb babe iie gepflest. glter
Giles, mas bic gelsisr our9semabt,
1T ni6ts. OetsIiden nit BEN, mas bic
Gerben selitten babsn. Tas mar Elm
ganns anberes Sd,ouipiel BON iragii
iGer. erI9iitternbsr, berSsrreibenber
@r0be."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22
gokal.Deridt
Der Ztabtratb.
ausaabe Son fnrsfriitiasn 3nrlebuS'
noteH siteebeiksu.

Der Stabtrat5 bat seIiern auf
GmpisbIuns bss aUmmittsss fiir
MittsI uno Wsss bi. RsioIution ans
gsnommen, bur9 iptlGe bic Siabt
srmadtigt ipirb sessu glottn BON
fs6smcnatissr Gausr. bic NIT br,i
proJsnt per5inft ipsrbsn. bic SUMMIT
Don SAFE, 900 aufaunsbmsn i'm aif
bisis Weifs Der GtabtpsrpaItuHs aus
ihrtr mOmsntonen 5inausilsmms si
bslfsn.
5trnsr ipurbs nuf Gmpiehlung bes
s9ommitisss fir gslsuhtune btihlol.
fen bic psrIHisbsnsu 8iirgerbsrsiriis
ailngsn 5ur Grntnnuns sinss aOmnits
tees aufjuforbsrn. ipslhes bsm Gtnbt.
ratb NIT Ratb unb That BET bar be-
poriisbsnbsn Wersebune bes nsusn
gastontraits 5ur Eeitf iieben fol-.
Die Don 6srrH 9siel sinssreihts
Droinnna, bur4 pslde bds gsldnbe
bss aIien 3ufluhtsboufss an Der
gcierain MDsnus Der g,aribsb0rbe
iitsrtragen ipirb, atldngts nnter Nuf,
bsbune btr 0sf4dftsrsgsIn sur fofors
tiesn annatme. Gsgen bic Drninun5
mar nur StubttatbsmitoIitb RoIs BON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22

Rirb bsm stabfratb bic frtibrifi'
CrSinan, Der @eit GnS Hapib
3rauiit So. iuieber suseiteat.

Die 5rsibri'forbinnns Der Wsf Gno
Rapib sraniit Co., bi, bsianntli9
cine @etldnpsrina Der 6. 6. u. q.
Balm his in bas Siabietnirnm bausn
pia, pirb i,bt btm 6tatiratb miebt.
In amsubirter 5orm 3usebsn. BE-
tannilih mar elm aus ben 6trrtn ".
q. 6pnida, 20. 6. procior uHb Jobn
R. Sclmes Rom PtpubliianiiftH ett.
futiptommii:s bsfsbtnter glusidub
nit Der llmdrbsituns Der Orolnan3
bsauftrnsi ipor6en unb ibre amtnbis
runam baben nunmebr bic 3uiiims
muna Der H,publitnniftsn Gr'fui1e
gefnnben nnb iperssn jsbt BEN Stabis
rats unisrbreiist iu.rb,n.
Tis ipiHiiaiien @menbirunnsH rpis
rsn. Gs ipurb. tsiiimrit, bab bic Gs'
fslifdft irnsrbal5 Der Siabisttn,eH
fir bic MISUNDERSTANDING nift
mebr als fiinf Gents rtfrtn bari. %.
alcuiel, laui ipslfer bic Stabi b:
glnldas su 125 prp5ent ibres Wrttts
anlauIen biirfie, frurbs babin a6gtdn
bert, sdB Der aniaufspreis auf lie
prrpmt bes Wtrttts ancefsst rpurbe.
6iniidtlih Der 0ertheiiuna Der
qroiiie ipurbsn sbsnfaus @erdnberuns
aen pprasnrmmen. Sn tsr nripriind'
liheu Sroinans icIli. bic 9eisllf61it
Aos psd,t hohsu ,rhi qlyns,ut hro Tnf-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22

Sp oft bic IGIiirteneinl
auf ben appf betommen, balt.n iie ei.
men &risssratb ab, mas absr ni6t Der
htnbsrt. bab lie peitere Siebe erbalten
SEPT 1T Der grube 8riessratb obn,
6rase iuegen Der Rieberlage Der Sran.
5ofen Dor 8erDuu abeebaIten iporbeu
alber in allen bieien 8eriammIunaen
banbelt es iid I'm btnieIben puntt:
.5taIien ion oafiir eerppnnen tperbell,
einen SbeiI feiner Sruppeu bortbin gu
ibiden, mo man iie am nDtbisiien
brau9t. gu elmer 3eit fUrbsrte man
fetne SiIfe gu Groberung Don &pnitans
ttnopeI, mas idlanttpes abaeIebut
ipurbe. SEPT forbert man, bab es
8eritGrtuHeen mad Grantreid id5idt,
mas ebenfoas teine Suittmmuna fin
ben ipirb, benn StaIten traut ieinen
gerbiinoeten ni4t. gs fiircbtet, boB
ra6sem es feline 9aut fir syrantreid,
su Rartte setragen, oieies bic sStas
lisnsr iib ielbit iiberlaiIen piro. -
Sine anbere 0uritelung ipri4t bon
elmer gerutbung, bic auf cine 8eeubiz
gune bes 9riegss ab5ieIt. Die @pra6s
fpel6e bic alIiirten Uainifter Dffeniz
LID fdbren, Idbt nidt auf eine fol9e
abiiHt fdlieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22

bsr sfpsitfa @arb, Der ii4 babin
dubsrie, bsb e fir bic Gtobt por'
ibtiI4dfier fslu ipiirbe, bas Gsldnbs 81
Dsrfaufsn.
Die -Orbinun3, Iaui ipelder In
llsb,rsinftimmiins nit b,u Wiinj5sn
Der yarfbeborbe tas 6ouiiren In
Sifaben. bic an pdrisistntbam an.
arsnstn DerbOten fsin fOn, ipurbs an
bus aommities fir Giroben Derpie.
fen.
Die SrbinanJ, lout ireIdr In
lisbersinitimmuns nit ben miinf4en
Der pdrtbsb5rbe bds 9duiisen IN
Straben, bic an parisisenibum aHs
artn5sn psrbotsn Isin fon, ipnrbe an
bas aommittst fir Strabsn Dtripits
ZEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22
Weberste Grau
saht sdIeidSirb ami iriidsr 1aat
az unb iibsrIisiert ibn Der gsIisti.

Cine beiler,fe isrnn 1T obne israae
sSral 2lillinm Socb, bic i'm piertcn
Stcd,perfe oes gcbiiibes Der Sim
paIl ganf, on Der Siebcnten Sirabc
unb Central gIpenle. ipcbut ilnb Gin.
icer perinietbct. Gs gelans itr geItern
eineiI Shteid,bicb aiti irifder lhnt
or erteppcit inb Der goIi5ei aH ilbrr.
Ileicyi.
iSrau SoOb bortc aeitern wiittog
ein @er1ilid) IN eimem 3immer. bnS
tic oil einen aelpiiicn Charles Gdert
bcrmietbet bate, Der jcbod). lpie iie
'miil;is. CUR 8eit nid)t 5u Snnic rpor.
slls lie bas 3imlner betrnt, iafj liz
nd eincm pollig fremSeli Wann le.
gcniiter, Der gcrnSc babel mar. pcr-
idicSene Sadcn sliininmen5npaden.
Alii ibre lfyrage, mas er In hcm 8iin.
mer made, eripioertc rer gnrid,c falt
lddeIno .Tas lit mcii 3imrner@.
,Srnii Soob iprang iebob iiit ieIbcn
Moment aiif i'm sn uno flaininertc
iid, on ion, cbihon Der Iieb perjwci.
fcIie aniirenaiinsen ulndte. iid los
snreiben. gel oiciem Singer fam Dos
gaar lis In oos 1rcppenhaiis uno
,Srnu Socb mar IN @eiabr, ppr benz
eeIpsrattn Burden iitsr bds 9reps
pensclanocr geiucrfcn 5ii Ircroen. slii
ibre Silieriiie fam iebod) ibr Gnttc
jirul iInb benz Gbepnr ecIans Is
inl.i. ocn Iicb IN elm 3imnicr eiti5i.
ipcrren NIB bort eefniiecn smitaItcr,
bis bic Iptcftipcs Benter itnc C5crn.
1oro. sur SteIle ipdreu. bic i'm mad,
1cr gentraIitatioIt Erad)ten. NO Der
@nria,s ieinen Rnlneii als Sronf ~
ld,cr, bon sso. 6S0t Gonouer Ctr IL,
aiiaab. On ibm iuitroen peridieaeMe
1aidcntiiter gefinben, Die Dor 10.
tenfriit aiis einem 3inuner Der
Spgb'iden @Obnung eeitcblen ipor-
Sen iraren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22

Sefferpn nirb ppu ben
prObriten als 3euse angsrufsn, bag
9anbeIsi9iffe bas Re9t babeu, Sc
i9iBe gu fiibren. Sieie anii4t purbs
DOR l20 Sdbren abeesebsn, aIs bic
Wteere bon piraten pinmelten uno
bas gfsat Der priSten aaperuns be-
itanb. Gegen bisie burfte Elm Sans
belsi4iff fi6 aur Dsbre issen unb
bsslpsgen purben iie nit @ei6iiben
ausseriiitet. Seit SsfferTOns Saset
bat iid bag alIes seGnbert. Die Sees
rduberei bat ldnsit aufsebDrt uno Ssfz
feriDn gebuhrt ous @srbienf, bierin
bas 8eoeuteubite esleiItet gu baben.
Die mobameoanii4en aiifteuftaaten
am MitteIIdrbifden Neere betrieben
ben Sseraub Dffentli9 ols cine itaate
li9e GiHnobmedueqe. GngIanb Be-
giinittgte bieie piratsn ols Elm eeeianes
tee Tetttel, I'm bic arbsren issfabrat>
ben Staaten, ipesien unier 2unb, nies
oer3ubaIten. Siherbeit geeen bisie
Seerauber tonnte nur bur6 Sribut ere
tauft perDen, Der beitGnbig geiteietrt
tpurbe, in bem Mabs, ols bic @s&ifF=
fdbrt fia ausoebnte. Dieter itonach.
noue 3uitono, ben gneldnp unterz
1tuste, fam erit gu @nbe, als Setter
ION pdbrerb ieiner 9rGiibentifaft
na4 einem energif9en Gee unb Qunbz
triese bic Rdubitaaten sipana, ameriz
taniI4e S6iffe unklditist su IaiIen.
Oieies 8eiipiel ptrtte ermut6iae1b
ouf bic dnberen Staaten unb Der Gee
rau6 erloIh ie6r bdlb in ben eurppdis
i9en @srpGRern bonitdnbie unb in BEN
ofidtif4eu SetpGFern einige 'sabr3e6ute
fpdter. Die pripats adpsrsi, bic icbon
mad 1915 pDlIig erIOi9en mar, tpurDe
bur4 Die Barrier Grtldrung DON 1854
aud tbeoretifb auber 8raft gefest, 10
bah felt iiber so Sabren bic Griinbe,
lpef6e bic 8endffrung bon SanbeIss
i6tffeu re6tfertisteu, ni6t mebr Be-
iteben. Das purbe ppn gliemdnb be-
retttpiaiger anertanrt, ols DON gnqz
ldHb, benu in beiien Warine mar Is
iiber elm babies Sabrbunbsrt lana nitbt
Brau9, 6dubelsf9iffs nit @ddiisen
aussuriiiten. Dus 1T iest erit fpieosr
einsefiibrt tporben, alfo ni6t Inn gis
ratsn gu betdmpfeu, fOnbsrn um als
dusgeiprohene 8riegsf6iffe au funois
rem, mas ia AUDI ourd QDmiraIitdtss
befeble. bic auf eeiaperten eneliI6en
Shiffsn porgefunben fpurben, ootu>
meitarifd erpiefen TT. 4us bieiem
0runoe bat 9enti6lanb anqetinbiqt,
bah e befDaffHete 6dnbeIsfdiffe obne
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22
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gen Die oeuti9en @erbiinbeten unp
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22
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Arizona republican., 1916-11-23
ATTRIBUTES SUCCESS
 ID MODERN METHODS
Local Merchant Says That His Up-to-Date Methods and Quality Merchandise at Fair Prices Are Greatly Appreciated

'lf we had not put into practice the most approved and modern methods, it Is certainty that we could never have mace such a success as we have with our Phoenix store" said John Hyder to 8 visitor yesterday
 t"Nith such competition as there s between the many high class clothing and liaberdashery stores of Phoenix 2" said Hyder, "the newcomer simply has to offer something a little better in service and something different in or- der to attract the best class of trade and that is what we have done"
 The time is past when q merchant could attract business simply by mak ing extravagant claims and having 6 rapid succession of closing -out sales etc. Nowadays the careful buyer n.e- fers tc trade with well established house. one. which, like Hyder Broth CTS, has long ago won a well deserved reputation for reliability and fair sell standard goods only. and are proud of our carefully selected stocks
 Every year" said Hyder, sees GUS toners coming to us from greater dis tances. and particularly is our trade good in the thriving towns on the Arizona Eastern, from the many pros porous mining towns in Pinal county Those folks are prosperous, are able to buy the best and 90 naturally many of them trade at Hyder's Store de Luxe
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