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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

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@asolinbebol6er efsplooerer / 5png-
orpbes paa 5teoet. 81
8aio, 1eras, 7. Warts. ; @f 8aio
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telia @asoIin-8e roiinefspIoiion gi
Menneifer bIeu Orpbt pan Steoet,
elIeoe bIeD IiosfarIigt forbrPnot, og
mango If minore 9ranoinar. 9p.
gerne mener. at oct er meget nut
liqt. Of antaIIet al 6eoe oil eoa OF
til tube. Ser er cen Gmerifaner
bIan0t Be ornbte oe toIo bIanot DC
inareoe.
or gaio, Seras, 8. @orts. an.
tnITet At Sc oeoe oeo gfspIoiionen
/ 9n%fpngIIet Der er MI iteeet til at
TEN. ioet nj Dire Osoe ti6Iig I @nar
Woraes. Mnn oenter. at en6nu fIe-
re At De forIiait inareoe oil %.
glm6t 6e Iaareoe oor tolo Gme.
rifonere. Ere al 6isie er os0e. mem,
ria g. 81. @roTs ira Davenport
Soma: HIon r.. OOum fra Stnnton
Seras. oq gercn 8ooos ira 2afa.
uette, Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15
Tiitriffsmsoe.

@ieb. .Gditrift al 81. areos al
boIoer Rsoe / SnIens 3. eu. Iutb
NeniebeS, SIC 9rioes, ben 1. % 2
april.
GsIaenOe emner oil blioe ior.
bonolet:
y @on De er inn, iom bIipe
irefte". 2nt. 10, 90.
q Sebr. IL, ID.
gnit. %. q anoreafen, Reenab,
bar louet at oeltage | Reoet.
70. g. 0ieIfen
areoiens Sefr,
Solems @enigbeo inobpocr pen.
ligit til at oeltaae | onennrDnte
Wsoe. @riter. teees inomeIoe fla
til 6ans SsraenIen. Rl, Stanton,
Micb. g. %. Rie1fen,
Mgb.s Rrrit,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15
Nisionsm6oe

afboI6es ON SUB piI, / St. Soban.
nes MenigbeO. Termination. Wtinn.,
ira 24.-26. Marts. Der ifltl0e
pore fPrt, ON ale Oe DANTE pno
Oigie ggne uiIoe beisge Oisie Ns-
Der. 2igeleoes ifal ogiaa 8ennerne
ira 1abomeniaheoerne pore bierte-
Tia oelfomne til bette gfs0e.
Rsoet begpnoer Treoaq Otter
miooag ben 81. 81. 80 og Hut.
ter Senonq 4ften.
Raa NenigheSens o. egne 8e9ne.
g. so. Beteren.
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MisfOnsmpOe

af6olOes ON @nO oil. / 5mmanuels
MeHiaae0, Sa5elpooo. glinn.. ira
81. %. Rarts. aae Ganlfe. ser
paa Ganen beoes % tilifDnoes til
at oOerpare Oisie @s6er. sci ifuI.
De suife Al 9euner ira @abomenig.
beSerne pilSe beisae os oeO oisIp
Weoer.
Ns6et begpnOer ben 81. ON 81.
termioOaaen 81. 30 og iIutter B.
%. ON Hitenen.
gaa WenigbeOens o. esne gegne.
q. ~. Beterfen.
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Blair asbr.

svfisiionsmeOet Der, iom Dl be-
tenotgioroe iiOite use, o%eg1nOer /
aiorgen aiten ST. 7.30 % iortiettes
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aort inotil 5snoag Aiten 5reoag
o. 5snoag Neoer baaoe 5ormio-
bag. @ftermiooag, % Aiten, Ssroag
intet aftenmgOe. 5 Ste0et ior Sgn.
6agsifole Spnoa8 Qtor8eu er Der
@srneguostieneite, % Fait. j. 4n-
6erien ira Siour Sin oil tale til
@srnene. Aae er pelfomne til alle
bisie @eoer.
Som BET ifsnneoes al bOao
0i iorIeoen meooelte ira Senoags-
Embellishments, ogteOe 9tr.
2iIIetborup meO 5amilie at
afreiie 6erira til 8lainoiem, gtebr.
b1or 0e bor ..rente04 Ell 5arm, om-
firing (. @arts. men ser fom aloor-
ia 5orbinoring / 9eien. Mrs. 2il.
let5oritp bleo ipg. og speoommen
tog en- ina aloorlig genOing, at
bin matte til Omaha at inolpgges
poa SoipitaI % unoerieges al en-
Specialiit. ll0ialOet al ltnoerisgeI-
ieii bleo. at Bun 8orsoag / Iioite
ice bleo opereret Tor 9lin6tarms-
5etPnoelIe paa Emmanuel, luther.
ife SoipitaI Oct oar paa bsie 9to;
9pgen mente, at ben0es 2io life
htn0e oPret reo0et. ON bun hnpoe
Oentet ian Gage Ipnsere. Dagen
efter 0perationen uotnIte Doftoren
o. SnaepleierIfen BET beoite Saab
ON. Of bun Tfiiloe fomme zig. 5
Rnnoaas nnr Mr. 9iGethorup after
ncoe at beige henoe. % efter 6oao
ban FortaIte os | @anr. inntes BET,
iom ltoIigterne onr minore IDie. 8i
oil ooa bnn6e o. beoe, at Bun meo
@lfos @ilIie MAJ bffpe raft % trent
oeIes uure til @Ipoe % Soon for
fine fore.
Neolemmerne al Rirferaaoet
fdmIes til Nfsoe Der / Dag. @i bar
biIit paa 6ormanOen pg S~efretRren.
&c gopl Ssrenien % q. q.
6anien fsr 9e irlaer 8eres 6ls-
be, 1ierfrp og 9Ga. De bar 9ontor
I BEN aomle See SiDe MINER. en-
boer aoranteres reel gebnnolina
SnoepenOent Telephone 1874.
On Ssn af Rngnils Sohnion,
Der / fpneere 9io bar ppret iuage-
liz (tan leo al en- SIags 5iertefeiD
6eoe I fine fornlOres 5iem Der
Wanoaa Hften. Cen unge Rano
kusse -en Sio 9eifPftiaelie / Ban.
fen | aennnro. men oaina bette Mr.
beioe maotte ban ior en- lib iioen
opgiDe. oa faa bIeo set oeO of gaa
neono meo hans Selbreo, til bon
MI bitffeoe unoer.
en- en- Of aebmano Sobn
Reepe. Der frefoentere0e 5giifolen
% bor Iaa plot. at ban Tfiiloe haDe
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gu6nbon, Ia.

S6uonl oen 80 piI Rnit. S@ert.
len pr9oife I alionbon 5~ormioong.
eitermiooaa o. 9liten. sans 9eieg
aeloer iGrlia SrbifriptiOn til Re.
formations9apen. Rat. Z. @ertien
er nemlig bleDen uonpunt til al nj.
De gait. 8. 9ieliens Rla6s. Bait.
Rielien bar reiigneret.
:. y gbriitianfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

ugraoueret" bette 6oraar. fif for en-
.8iS ii6en en- gnIo / Sooe6et og
maatte til Omaha for at undertakes
en- Operation, efter boiIfen ban
os0e ser i @aar.
Dor aamIe fenote Selegrafiit
5rencb, Iom / lpngere 8io bar np.
ret lam / Sen enc SIDE, If iorIeoen
0ag et npt gnialo Al 4araluiis og
falot ON paa @aoeu % osoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

0fGrfi

Otter Opiororina ifal ie1 mcO.
oele. at 9%tebraifa areos llngOomS.
meoe er beitemt til At boloes /
Staple6urit 8. 81 81. 81 IS Moi.
s. 81. 6anfen.
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pes liOt em BET. iaa oriiter lea mig
til oct.
Get oar moo SIutningen at min
graitegerning / Slttdinion % Il.
Rortens WenigbeOer. at 8rpitefoI.
fene oar beot til 4itensmaO hos
Bent Seniens. 9merbeoit iom oct
par. beg1uote BET at tiioe o. brsle
% bDIe noenfor. Jon ON ct belt
Wenngeri Al ale baanoe DiIoe 0or
par iirppet los. "a Bent 3enien,
iom or ii1e ial0e 6 SOB % bar ben
gooe Smeitti15dos 2rimooigbeO,
oOQe0e liz uoenior ior At ie 5oao
Der oar paa 5Groe. tom til6a9e.
oplglte Dan os ON. at nGiten belle
It. Ntortens 0eni9beo BAR Der
uOenior pr. 9lttomobiIer Of enife.
DC At ie 9rGiteinmilien / RrGite-
buffet. ) 9ebet al no9Ie iaa 0timit-
ter par oette iulot til iioite Blaos.
Neoens a~affefanoen fom aog.
o. 9or0et bleu 0uffet ira meo-
braatc NuoUorer, t~il6raates 5i0ell
meo Iaf OF Ban. Gale OF Sung
til 6erreus Iris. ira b0em alt
10ot fommer; men o8iaa Neni8be.
oen bIeo taffet Tor Sen meobraate
@enaegaue. men met ior oct SinO,
Der lna baaoeo. @rriten If ogiaa
8df Tor Den @erniug. BAN bapOe
soet ( Nienigbeoeu. giter at 5pl.
lesmnaltioet par core, ifiltes man
no % elf bper I'll lit. Oct par
maaIte oanifeligt at iige, 6oem Der
bar met glaze euten @i0erne eller
9Rootagerne.
Sffe ret lGn1e eiter oar Der til
INT Opbmaeliesmsoe bos giaOs
Seniens. San tom imiolerti0 noget
Msoeti0 % oploite Prgitell
ON. at BET tun0e Der life 6liDe 10.
get al. oerimoo DiIoe ban beoe
9raiteianilien ON at tomme neo
airfens a9oiemeat@ 5oor 9ut-
dinfon MeuigbeO par iamlet o.
gerne uiIOe billie paa Dem.
4nfommen Der plotes Iiot Ell.
ter IiOt 9aiementet meo 5olf baa.
De ReniebeOens Re0lemmer %
uoen ior %itaaeaoe. iom ooerrafte
@raften en- betpoeIil gengehun, Der
tiIIige meo @auen ira It. Ror.
tens 3enigbeo beIeb iig til 5euoeo
$4,000. 1esforuoen oDerratte 81
uuae BAN ct @ul6ur meo apoe
9litenen tilbragtes me0 Gang o.
Ialer. otter at t~ilbsreuoe 5or.
iriifHinger Dar mot. ~itiltes man
meo 3nt til Biio Tor Ell oeIiignei
Aiten, ioM tent oil glenmes. Mrs.
8. 4. Pielien bdD0e forfattet en-
Sang Tor anle0ninaen, iom bur
lang meO bnaoe Nlulo % Sierte
2iaeleoes baDoe bun baet en efitro
lin Sage. iom nm / aDinoeiorenin.
sens Ram gao grGiieioIfene mer
paa 3eiieit
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bar o8ian en- beopget 8ag, ION
lGnge oil 5uifes meo 9df til @lto
Get bsr ogiaa beHarfes, at Il
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fort ier grGiten rehte. Get par
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nig9eoen, oa ioa maiige nnee al
lagoe ben 9ooe gefenoelie. 9errer
beoare oem / 0eres 1anbsp1gt til
Oeres 9us iioite Shlnol
gian Ter M I 9irfeblaoet, al
9aitor 5. euHo bar tnget moo anIf
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benz.
9iertelia 6ilieu til oDennppntg
Renig9eoer iamt ale uDaniferen"s
Sniere.
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@nbstitneiter
BIoir.

l.
Ssnoog = SsnboasffoIe SCI
9.t5. Buostieneite RI. 1890 I'm
og RI. IN gften.
Qesaoro:
Ssu6agsffoIe boer Ssnoog sci
10 Gnnff @u6stieneite /. oa 3
Ssnooq | bper Wonneo Tormiooaq
or II. gngeIff @uostieneite 2 Of
l. Ssnooa / hoer Ponneo Formio
Saa al II.
aonfirmnn6Ipsnine boer Ssnoop
Qf. 10.
Crum: @u6stieneite ! o. 2 Ss
Saa / hoer Wnoneb. al 1890 Sor
miobna.
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Snsboloerife ipaes.

On enfe eIer 9lore giee fan iaa
Blnos iom SusboIoerffe poa Ell
5orm. Der err ingen gern.
ReIs g. Gbriftenfen,
Dor So, Wercer, u. Dnf.
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Ere nge @peer.

%. q. 30 aoen: Or6et On lille
anongtsbog meo Stnfter til bper
Dag I aaret. 328 Si6er. Ret
Sbirtin9Sbino. 80 Gents.
8. aofu: 9elten ira IRA.
iorca. On 9epneOsifil6rina Of
Ullibameoaner Risnonens
6aOer. 1893 siOer. Snobunoet
$f.00.
5ngri0 uIbric6t: Com
gennem Sl6. ariitelis Ru.
tiosfortGuing ira Roree. 1925
Sioer. Sn66. $i.20.
Dan Sutb. Bubl. Soue,
Blair, Rebr.
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gOspaffe 0r. IL.

IRE minore, forbolospis npe fri.
itelige Sfrifter, iamt ct itsrre amer.
fenot gGrf - ale | goo Stano.
/. Soar til TbeoIogen Ga
pr9teIereren ro 9Qa.
mnn0en. vi 5orItanoer 3.
6. Daoioien. 30 Sioer 80. 10
2. gibeIfritiffen. af gropIf
III. 3eutben. 81 Siber 20
3. Waien B II So r a ene.
polo eDalo o9 ben pietiitiIfe
@epngeIIe ! asbenbaon | Oct is.
aarbunoreoe. Gf 8. @raperien
80 itore Sioer .......... 40
a. Se6enffe San6bebsfs.
gere. VI 3. 20. 5orrar. Np
uogape pno aoot Bapir %
mutt n0itpret. 325 Siber 1875
1iIinmmen a72 Siocr til en- lam.
let goglaeepris al $40.
Ru fun 500 frit tiIienbt.
Dan. 2ntt. RnbI. &oufe,
VIoir, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

These selections have been made chiefly from Luther's
sermons and devotional writings. The aim has been to in
troduce Luther to a larger circle of English readers. "Luth-
er and his work are not known in this country as they
should be. America does not realize what an inheritance
she has received from Luther and the Lutheran Reforma-
ton. The best way to understand Luther is to have Luther
himself speak"
The chief aim Of the book, however, has been to give the
reader q better understanding Of the Holy Scriptures, to
bring him to Christ, and to furnish him comfort and con-
ISOLATION in his Christian faith. Luther's words occasionally
appear vague and enigmatical, but in reading farther his
meaning becomes clear and is found to be forcible and even
beautiful.
The readings are well chosen, the necessary changes well
made, 20 a. to make the reading for each day appear as one
continuous whole, and throughout the whole book the sea
sons Of the church year have been observed.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Blair, Nebrsska.
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uOanlferen"

onsOog Den 10. Ulurts. 1916.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

9nns Ssrgeuien par fsot i Dan.
mart 1885. 6IeD piet til 5reoeriffe
Gbriitimtien / @luo Sogn, meO
bpem ban fom til amerifa | 1885.
1eres 10 Bern, Tom tillige meo De.
res Moosr operleoer bnm, Dor ale
/ og omfring Sutcbinion, bDao piit
fan iiges at DRre noget uaIminoe.
ligt / Dor reiielptne 1i6. Paitor
8on0o ira 9ucf, Bis., leoeoe 8e.
grdpelien.
Sans s~sergeniens 6orbOlo til Sc.
ius, SuRoeres 5relier, flareoes
graoUis MOB sIutnin9eu al bans
Gin, iaa oct er me6 Snnb chi Sen.
i'm bisiet 1 SerIigbeoens Rige,
man fan ODrle peo bans MinOe.
Gi maa M gaa ct StDffe til6a.
ge Iioeng for at meOOele, bpa0 Der
oa pnsiereoe.
Oct faa let fomme til at image
df SeIDrcs, men bet iamme DilOe
blepet TiIi9loet, ON nogefl al We.
nigbeoen ifuloe baoe ifreoet bet.
Nogen anoen Diloe natitrIiguis u,
fe eller flnoe life fortrIle ON BET.
Do ieg ipnes, at Der bog bsr fri
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24
Everybody's Column
The Review Solicits Communities tons that
May be of interest to Readers of this Column.

Why Carl F. Kuehnle, candidate for
the republican nomination for cover.
nor, should have the unanimous sup
port of the republican party.
Again the time has come for the cit,
liens of this great state OF Iowa 10
choose the man who is to fill the high
est office in the state. Two questions
now arise: Who is the man that will
faithfully enforce the laws of the
state, and what kind of a man can we
trust with this office?
In order to answer these questions
we must take q look at the state as a
whole. Iowa, as we all know, is one
Of the leading agricultural states OF
the union. Its thousands and thOus.
ands of Industrious farmers have help
ed to make this state what it is today.
On the other hand. we must not for.
get its many industrious cities where
thousands of business men have built
up many fiourishing manufacturing
concerns, where again hundreds and
thousands Of citizens find employment.
These, together with the farmers, have
made out of Iowa a state which Is q
pride to the nation as whole. This
is in short the description of our state
for which We are to choose a man at
the coming primary for the republican
nomination for governor.
Now, to answer our questions. What
kind of man ought he be He must
be man who is acquainted with the
rural and city life. He must be com.
mon sensed man that will fulfill his
duties in businesslike way and must
always bear in mind that he is work.
ing for the welfare of rural and city
people, business men and laborers.
Carl F. kuehnle, OF Denison. is a
man who is fully aware of this fact.
You will ask, "Who is he, and what
has he done to deserve this credit?"
A short biography of him will soon
acquaint you with the merits of this
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24

man. He was born in Dubuque, Iowa,
April 7, 1861. In 1870 he moved to
Waterloo where he was graduated
from the East Waterloo high school.
In 1881 he was graduated from the
Liberal Arts. and in 1882, College Of
Law. He then entered the employ Of
the law firm of Conner & Shaw, of
Denison. From this time on Mr..
Kuehnle began to crawl the ladder
step by step until today we find him
to be president of several banks and
of the Crawford County Telephone
company, as we'll as interested in
many other business enterprises. He
has twice been president Of the Uni.
versity of Iowa Alumni association
He is a member of the Denison school
board and trustee of the Denison
public library and the Denison college
He is successful private citizen who
has devoted himself to civic, educa.
tional and public affairs, without hold,
ing Office This; no doubt, will &C.
quaint you with the merits of Mr..
kuehnle. He is a man who takes a
pride in doing whatever he has to do,
the very best he knows how. If elect.
ed governor he will be the one man
who will try to make record and
serve the people faithfully to the very
best of his ability. He has been active
in politics, but has never held Office
He is a man who has had dealings
with thousands of rural and city peo
pie. not a crank, but a leyel-headed
sensible business man, who weighs
questions from every angle and then
decides from the standpoint of com
mon sense. Carl F. Kuehnle is the
kind of man we need and man
whom we can trust with the duties of
the highest office in the state, and
therefore ought to have the unanimous
support Of the republican party OF
Iowa. i.
Voter
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24
Start Weed Campaign Now.

Weeds cause Iowa farmers a $685.
O0O, 900 loss annually, q large part ct
which could be reduced. if steps were
taken to kill these weeds. Begin to
swat the weed crop now" advises l..
H. Pammel, head OF the botany depart
ment at Iowa State college.
Weeds crowd out growing crops:
they consume moisture belonging to
crops, harbor insects, pull down crops,
prevent good cultivation and may poi.
son the soil
Quack grass in northern Iowa and
horse nettle in southern Iowa are the
two most troublesome weeds of the
state. although the following weeds
cause great losses and are named as
the unlawful weeds" OF the state:
Quack grass, Canada thistle, cocklebur,
wild mustard, curled dock, smooth
dock, buckhorn, wild parsnip
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24
MISTAKES OF THE PRESIDENT.

A gentleman, in speaking of Presi.
dent Wilson few days ago, asserted
that he might just as well abandon the
hope of perpetuating himself in Office;
that the tide of the country was run.
ming SO strongly against him that
there was no hope for his election to
succeed himself.
We are not inclined to accept this
view of the situation because, in or
der to reach the conclusion that VIII.
son stands no show of election, one
must ignore the ingenuity Of the pres.
ident and his ability to conform his
profession, If not his conduct, to pop.
ular issues. The president has dem.
onstrated his ability to turn political
somersaults as often as occasion de.
mands. and we would not be surprised
if before the campaign is ended, Nhe
will be standing for principles and
policies which hitherto he has con
demned.
There is only one way that Wilson
can be defeated and that is by con.
stantly reminding the people of the
mistakes of the present administra.
ton The democratic party does not
intend to let the compaign go by de.
fault and if republicans are counting
upon this course Of procedure, they
will be much mistaken. A great eff
fort will be made to give the president
credit for keeping the country out OF
war and all credit will be given Viii
son for this result, whether he is en-
titled to the credit or not. There are
very few people who approve the meth
cd of procedure on the part of the ad.
ministration either with Germany or
with Mexico. There is general feel.
ing that the United States has gained
but little credit in our foreign policy
The policy of peace at any price may
be popular with some people, but is de.
cidedly unpopular with large ma:
jority Of American citizens.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24
CARL F. xuEHNLE's SPEECH.

Address of Hon. C. F. Kuehnle be
fore the republican state convention al
Cedar Rapids:
Progress, Protection and Prosperity
1t has a record for achievement
and accomplishment. 1t is now and
always has been the friend of labor. 1t
has always stood for equal rights and
equal opportunity. 1t is national, not
sectional 1t was born as q protest
against the further extension of hu
man slavery. The first republican
president, the immortal Abraham Lin
coin, by the emancipation proclamation
wiped out slavery-the greatest blot
on our national record. knocked the
letters from four million slaves, and
thereby made the United States free
in fact as we'll as in name. The repub.
lican party stands for sound money
and business prosperity. 1t is now, has
been and always shall be the champion
of protection. 1t is the enemy of free
trade and its mis-named offspring, "A
tariff for revenue only" which bellies
Its name and is distinguished largely
for it's failure to produce revenue.
William Mckinley. the great apostle
of protection. well said, American
protection has vindicated itself. 1t
has worked it's own demonstration and
presents In the sight Of the whole
world its matchless trophies"
Free trade gives our money, our
and our markets to 9th
err nations. Protection keeps money.
markets and manufactures at home
Free trade gives employment to for.
eign labor. Protection employs Amer.
lean labor. Free trade opens the fac.
tories Of Europe and closes American
factories. Protection keeps the wheels
of industry humming at home, furnish
es market for the products of the
farm and gives employment to Ameri'
can labor at high wages. Our national
record shows that with the exception
of war times like the present. the low
tariff years show an excess of imports
and that the protective tariff years
show a much greater excess OF ex'
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24
THOSE SUDDEN TwINeEs
Bring Suffering TO Many q penlson
Reader

Bring Suffering to Many a oenison
Reader.
Pain is natures signal of distress.
A warning not to be ignored.
Those sharp twinges in the back
Those sudden, stabilize pains when
STOPPING
Are frequent signs of kidney trouble
To remove kidney pains, you must
assist the kidneys.
Use tested and proven kidney
remedy.
None more highly endorsed than
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Endorsed abroad; endorsed at home.
Read DenisOn testimony.
Mrs. c. c. Frank. 214 E. Railroad
Ave, Denison, says: Il know of moth
ing better for kidney complaint than
Doan's Kidney Pills. They have done
me more good than any other medi-
cine. Sometimes get almost past
going, as my back hurts me so much.
Whenever | stoop, get sharp twinges
across by loins and l am often dizzy.
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured from
the Lamborn Drug Co., have always
relieved these ailments"
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Frank had Foster ilburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y. 3
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24
LOW ROUND TRIP VACATION
FARES

Tickets on sale daily via Chicago
4 North Western Ry. to San Francis
co, Oakland, Los Angeles and San Di
ego, Cali; Portland, Ore; Tacoma and
Seattle, Wash. Effective June LIST tC
Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah; Den
yer, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
Colo, and effective June 10th to Vel
lowstOne National Park.
Low round trip vacation fares also
in effect to Niagara Falls, Boston, New
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24

Judge D. P. Birdsall, former con
gresham from the third district OF
Iowa, died at his home In Perry a
week ago. He had been in the court
room engaged in trial work up until
Saturday before his death. He became
Ill on Monday, but as late as Tuesday
morning his condition was not alarm.
ing, but in the early part of the after.
noon he was suddenly taken worse
and expired in short time. 1t is
supposed that his death was due to
the bursting of blood vessel. He was
an able and upright citizen and con-
sentative type of man. He was the
foremost citizen of Clarion
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24

state and county. There should be
constantly, the application OF business
methods to official business so that a
public dollar will 60 as far as a private
dollar. Iowa needs more business and
less politics, more common sense
economy and less expensive commits.
sion and sinecures.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24

In spite of the fact that the Suffra.
gists have issued an ultimatum to Con.
gress, the cause of military prepared.
ness still seems to drag.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24

There is a feeling out on the road
that fellow who gets out and runs
his machine only 20 miles an hour, is
an INSTRUCTOR of the highway.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24
admirably His address will appear in

admirably His address will appear in
this issue OF the paper
The most gratifying thing about the
convention was the spirit of harmony
and unity that prevailed 1t has been
many years since a state convention
of republicans in Iowa has been held
where a better or more harmonious
feeling prevailed than at the Cedar
Rapids convention
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24

The Review and Chicago "a m
Daily Tribunt, year for 1sfsOO
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24

The stars of the theatrical firnla'
ment may not be able to find work
any, longer, but they can always be-
come supes for the movie film max
arg