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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-07
lJorIe un0 gaIen ll)ioerIprut5.
Gnttnte- yiott iroBt pon ialiten Sebnuptnn-
gen, ia0t ST, Sammann.
Jlod0drS nldatd6M oefl Gnoanos IsdlId6ligeJalrean

nod am ielben 9nge, an q. Snii,
fetneu Gonfsren5pIun fallen. fpis aus
ieiner 9epeide an @offef, ben ibris
tifdlen 8olicbaftsr in 8sriin 6erpors
gsbt. pelhe i'm tn9lilden 9Iaubla
per6ientIiht lit.
uSir fragen mid, Oh bic moraliI6e
@ntriiitung, Die Ii1 in Der 9lntpprt
Der entente 5eigt. edit iit. qaHen sic
mid ebnsn nit Ssrnarb S6a.p outs
pprten, DAB nod eiuer 6ii9ung oes
6imn:eIs bel England mpraliT9e
2luffafung uno prattiI9e Sutere6en
INNER in f95uiter 9ormonie iteben.
Der 8orlpurf, baB 0euii1IanDs
5rieoenSdn9ebpt ni1ts @retfbases
entbdlt, lit nint iti9baItig. 9eutids
lano bat ii6 bereit erfldrt, feline SSries
Densbeoingungen bel elmer aonFerens
NIT feinen 6einpen mit5uteiien. 6iirbs
tet man pieIIeidt, OaB oisie Jrieaenss
beoin9lmgen 10 mdBig iiRO, oaB Die
entente Gegierungen pcr t9reu Qols
fern nidt Die 9erantipprtli9teit iibers
nebmen t0nnten bieieIben ab5ulc9-
nen? Gs ndre ebrIi@er gepsien, psnu
Die entente geautportet bdtte; .Mir
polIen nit Sem 6rieoen luorten, mel!
mir nod bOffen, niht n6tig gu babsn,
ii6er tbn perbanOeIn 3u miiKen. ipns
bern ibn bittieren gu f0nnen."
oWus Die 2lntiport oe< 3entrals
mdate auf Oie g}ote iein ipiro, perB
i4 nidt. 4ber ieOer 0eutide uno I'M
fere 9erbiinoeten fii6Ien, oaB cine 70
6ohmiitige 2lntDort ieoe gr0rterung
ernpt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-07
@ren5famm.
Gr mad)t Scn Sriten in 2}aOlen
Shwierigfeiten.
@ierbnn0ert interniert.

QeI3apar, 9ren3 proOin3 img2orbs
meiten, Ii. gopember (griefberidt
Der QIfpcioteo @reB). gu Den uns
u6bGn9Igen Stammsn, neldbe an Der
Gren5e Snoieus pobuen, ge60ren bic
Wobman0s, pel9e iicb in ben leBten
Mpndten unangene1m bemerttor qes
mont buben. S6on Dor einem Sabre
botten lie Ginfdqe gema6t uno Uloro
oerubt. uno es mar ibnsu Desbolb bers
boten poroen. bic 4ropin8 peibapar
5u 9onosls3meden gu 6streten. Sn
ibrer Wut bieriiber begannen tie Don
&rieg gu IpreAeu, uno es tam pirt@
li4 gu tieinen &dmpfen.
cir geOrge aoBzaeppeI, Der 6ritis
i9e 8oTmifiar, lieB oarnuf bic @rens
&c our9 3ieben pon Sta9eIOro6t uno
2(nIage pon gIod6dulern beieitigea,
uno lieB ii9 aud einige ttie9sgeibte
6lieger tommsn. Dos bolf eine 2e;t
luna, Bis bic Mlobmanos ire6 nun.
ben une anfiHgen. ben Drobi gu
burdihnsiosn. asBt III Der Dro6t.
pelher iih II 4Reilen bin3iebt nit
$500 Bolt eleftriia gelaoen, unb
bagegsn Iino DE Dfobmonos mobt>
los.
Die in geIbapar no6ncnoen mohz
moHos puroen purb 5ruppen Ieitgez
nommtn uno lnterniert. Sic periu6s
ZEN, fort5uloufeH. go6en ii4 ober gez
ianger. aIs iie ioben, DaB Gntrinnen
uim0gi;A mar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-07
SSapan ftagt an.
8ia bepaffnetc SanOetsidJiffc
Ourb EGuamafanal fabrcn laliea
6frdJtet Ocntidjc SnudJ6OOtc.

gBaibingtou. 3. San. ,5apnn bot
0urd feline 8ptiaaft Dem Staoisz
oeputtement mitoeteiit. bab e 6elbs
Iiatige. feline 6onoelsidiiie fir &ers
teioigunes3nede 3u bepaffuen uno
anqefragt. o6 bic 9sgisraHg fur Die
genububg oes 9andmo &anlls
0urn bsfpaiinete SmiIfe beionoers
9orI6riften gstroffen babe.
Wis es ideiut, bsfurdtet 5apon.
0aB oie 9eutfdea ole 3dtigfsit i6r&r
5ou6boote auf BEN Stilieu G3eou
ausoebueu iperoeu. Die omerifaniTds
asaisrung bat fir 6suaffnste 6ons
nelsfhifie, fpeHH Die 8enaiinHng
uur 81 9ertejoi9ungs3pedeu erfolgt
II, ieiHe beiousersn 8orTAriftsu ers
I1feu 5iir arisgsifiifs btits1t cine
Ysrfiigunq pom 13. I0Dember, iDei=
6e qeipife 5eidrdntun9eH einilbrt.
s}apan bot zen BaHomasRaHa in
peH lsgtsu Wl0natsn hart bsnusi.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-07
))eue Siege in Den Rcrorn,
9tntide Ser0inOcte a,1!i OtinQn ourd anrg,tIa.
xd6e OUT OeR Sttd5 DOT.
SOrurtc OOa 6Oi4ani fGOu in ocnfhu ssr,.,
= u IIstin:

Scrliu, s. San, Oro6lOS mad Sapuae =. ! 9,..--..
tab ti 9eatc mftaa init, Saf 3wc Sour ten s.4,,. DO
@icran @ieOunISad, Nirctt iaOa BON Der ss, .. l
bcictgcu ShO seuOmmu mOrSn NnS lleb,r 4e. y. '-'
bort gemadt.
&0'Ild) OOH oO'd""I int S'ntrnm Der 1osas-sa Ha,, r.
t""'n'aH saOft sar''o HHO <'V'a a'n'mm,a ssa be s,
SFSg'H 'rampi'" rd O'n %'a ans ben eptarps IS "a. =s
3u Der GubrnSiGn wnrScu bic Gnfcn m,it,r ,r.sf,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-07
Serliner Sert0t.
&ritiidlc glneriffc in 5lanOeru wic
ncmnhnli(fl slueflus.

HkArRNf+fhY UfNNN--''
Berlin, 8. Suu., orubtlo9 ua1
SopUiue, g. 5. Ser beutid)e @cuc.
roNmb tciIte geitern abeno nit, 0nB
0ic @ogc unoerdnocrt gebIie6en ei.
@citcra mittag botte er iolgenocn,
IN &uartiH6orm bcrcitS neroiicut.
lIdtcn @eridt erlaiien:
a&ccrc5gruppe oeS Grj6erjol5
&olcpl:
Min Ocn S1lern, Die bon ben 9e.
ef&ccacn 3um Serctb fii6rtu. Do.
ben micre Ernppen ocn 6cino mei.
Ter }uradgemorien. 9lEI bcioen
Sciteu OeS Situ5- Gales babeu III.
icre Iuppeu mebrere StilBpuntta
init Dem 9'aionett aeuommcu. Co.
pcpo, tn Suiito.SaIe, iuuroe qenom.
men. lleber 800 0eiongene mur.
cen eiugcbradt.
oSu0liCb bonn SrotitS.5ole gcriet
Die Oehunitrittene 5altucanu.@0be
iniol0c cines encrgiiben 9lngriiit3
IN micrC Sdnoe.
a&cucsgrnppe oe8 6eIomorihodS
bon A}otenieu:
rGie !eenpte 9lrnee 6efinoet li1
Dem 6oiibe Bart aui Den tSerien,
bat lcjac 9Sobblf geihIagen mo
i'm mcitcr 3mn giiidSng ge5mnngeu.
n&om 8citeu td1n Giioen ndberu
sic Ggtihcn lmb ibre 9erbilnoetcn
ijd) 0m 9riidenfopfiiclIunge BON
6lnNcnl ruo 5oihaui. llebcr
1900 ocian9ene rno pieI arieaS.
material blieb in ocn Sdnoen Der
mcrml0Iiben gerioIger.
n3witen g1eu un0 Der Conan
bait Der 6cino nod icinen 9riiden.
topi
oCcitlIb BON groila, in Der 90.
bru0lhd baben 0eltide uno bulqa.
ride &upPen sab perteioigtc Stel.
lm9U 0enomlneu uno oen i5einO
oul 0}atbln 0eporfclL S5n oen
aampie jeldnete iih oaS pomnIer.
Idle yccrne. .Snianterieregintent $40.
9 0on} tciouoerS ans.
An 0cr muatenniicben 9Sront iit
ojc gage ilnoer0noert.
oSccrca9ruppe Oe5 grin3cn SEQ.
polo:
oaIerc 9(ngriffe ser 9iuIien iiiS.
Iid bon &i0a, iiiolid) BON Giinablira
uHo >uc'tli9 bon 5tonisIou pnren
eriollIos
~25cii-'ber ariegsidoupIob:
r@cctcsgrippe 0e5 fSeISnlarihaaS
@cr}o9 4lbrelbt bon 8iirftembero
D2n Jpern a6Idnitt fnn6 elm
Ie5taiir (5eifii6fampf iiott. Sri.
trilt 4n8cliie nit San0aronoteu
mur0m lritdgeiblagen.
.6cercs9rippe 0cg oelti6en
QrouplInsn:
p,u Der Champagne, in Sen Or.
aomcn mo anf Dem oItlihen llier
6er 4laas nodten ilniere Srrppeu
at oIe!ol Bitntten lle6eridae ouf
sic icjn6dlen @rd6en Gip feGr.
Zen pe 5etobIen, 5uriid nno brad,
ten 6ie'aa3ene luo orobe geufc mil.
Gin 0roJcr britilder 9leropIon iicl
in tm'crc 90noc.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-07
Sn Sap0H.
GertreteF Gag-azssS sz'Ez
&GFca ma -lz1s:isz.
llntcglaaSsla HE .sr

20fio. .. &ar -
}ioei ogosI, s-t- as
2ertretay Es Ses Eesce II
AQpor eiu1Urc"~ ~Saf
ZEN. Uiua5l2e a1s eat
8ompfidjij So t.a,1 aa;stsaaet,a
lpeden 1lHtoap5 ss 800 Soaata
5diffss @ 1ya Ter
1dmpftr III u,i g;css Saoaa2. eR
olg .ouss=s.ae agtg aao @lalai
men" b.5e n2al Sasiao
6rU3, 4gsyi5e oossflay0I 9juem
uHprt8c3Ha Ssriid.s 3gfolse hgIn,
0en iih tn otr 2aoWl 2500 Gsiptb
rem, Die aen SUtyeteru Der Gnienie
ais ua5udaa5dr no8eleAnt un0 pou
oen glIitauern ongsioult iulO,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-07
18,OOOSOnnen
Sedjs SdJife uom IL
SOoten UerIenft.
SampIer uerihtunnSen.

2onOon 8. San. Sie SCricu.
fnng Dun ied)S lUcitersn SdliFfcu
ton juiammra etlua $4,000 SunHCn
mirO bcntc mitgctcilt. llmtCr ncn
perlorCH gegaugsncn Sdliffen 6efin-
oct iid Der cum DEN &er. Statcn
fcmmrn0e britiidlc Sampfer NE.
igpriau", eiu 5d)iff BON $685. SUu-
ncn.
SIN GiaHQnge nit Der neuen Wes
t9ooe Der britil9en AOmiralttdt, bic
9lntunft uup 9lbIobrt Der S6iffe gu
perbeimlicben puroe Der Grt. an Dem
oos SdiiI perientt puroe, perheims
Iidt, obppbl gleich Oies unlpeit Der
aiifte poiiierte,
Die iibrigsn perIentten Shiffe
in0: ,2eon", 2,480 5pnnen, uno
oaccanougo", 1925 9ouneu, beioe
fron5oTIh; ,@DoIebrio9e", 1864
1onusn un6 rGricn" 2.400 5onnen,
bet0e norlpe9ii4, uHo g9pll9 8ran3,"
3,568 2onnen britiih.
glsp gorf, 8. San. Sn a6eocrtreis
fen min iib Die glufregung, bic bur1
Den 9erIuit elmer groBen An3obI BON
engliiden WIupttipnsoampfern berz
porqerufen ipurbe. ni1t legen. Die
2luire9ung pa9it iogor beitdnbig, oa
man oos eiiige S9lpeigen Der britt
icben 2tbmiraIitGt uber Die Iebten
eroBen 9erluIte als cine geItdtigung
Der qebeimeu 8efiir9tuuQen salt. Der
9ampfer n9oItaire" 1T BON allen Qeuz
ten auBer ben 8eiiBern ais perIoren
aufgegeben iporben, mos nur natiirs
lid lit, oo Dos S9iff ihon brei Bpz
den iiberfdIig 1T. 9aB Der .Wbite
Star" 9ompIer .@regpric", elm
Shiff BON 12,500 Gonnen, Iein
S4idlol gcteiIt bat. iit 5.emIi9 iiaer.
obgleiA ndbere Yabri6ten botiiber
febIen. 9os Iebtgenonnte S6iff pur
um 12. 9e3. nit &riegsmateriol be-
laben BON Rep Yort obgefobren.
SeitOem bat man ME pteber pon i1m
9eVuIl.
Observation-Disclosures riefen bic
8eridlie ner Rtrlonen bsrppr, ole auf
benz 9ompfer o4iep glmIferbon"
bier ontomsn. sic Deri9teten einitims
mig, baB OeutIte llnteriee5ooic bic
eu3lii6en odfen nit Minenfelbern
9eipert Rdtten. Die bn3u gebrou6ten
Diinen Tollen beionbers 9efG6rli9 fein.
gRon gIoubt. ooB Bic beutfae gegie=
rung Die abiiAt bat, Gnglanb b0nia
nil WlinenieIoern cin3uidlieBen. Die
Bohugiere bebaupten, boB Die neuen
oeutIben llnterieeboote 70 gebuut iinb,
ouB Die Dltnen unter @oFer geleQt
lperoen tOnuen, obne baB Die 3aud=
bOote ouftau1en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-07
Mertf0politif.
Amcrifaniide Srnppen luerSen
luabrideinlih smriifgesOgeu.
&itla rrlcioct SflappCu.

8aibington. 3. San. Die Riid5ie=
6unq Der 9unoestruppen, pelhe felt
Mpnaten unter benz 8ommanoo 0eS
Generals 8erlbing in Wlerito itsbsn,
biirfie in nd9fer 3eit erIol9en. Qrds
iioent gBillon lit, mie ibm uobeites
benoe 9erionen perIihern, 5u bieicm
GptihIuIie gelangt, lpeil er Die gu
riid3is6ung Der 3ruppeu fir eiu gus
les 9lGttel biIt. Die merituniiten
Standardization 3u l0leu, WlaBgebmo
poren fir ibn ierner Die @utohttn
Der plilitGrbeboroeu, pelde 0a3
8erbleiben Der 8ruppsn an ibyen
Stonoorteu fir unniiB baIien, oa bic
Ginfon9ung 9ilos niGt mehr anf
Dem programm Itebt uno cine erfoI9s
reicbe 9etdti9ung unter Den auferz
legtsn 8eidrdutungen. mr in norOs
Iiher aiAtung morIhieren gu oirs
fen, ausgeidlofen lit. MdBgeben0
lparen ieruer finaRsiele @riinoe.
8os 6oIten Der 9otionaIgor0e an
Der @renSe foitet ni6t peniger ol8
$14,000,000 mOnotlit.
GurronSas Biini6e tamen bei
oem Gntl9luhe 0es prdfoenttu
ni6t in 9etradt. Sb Ieinen Goms
miTlaren ipicoer geItattet neroeH
piro, nit ben omerituniitben Mlit.
glie0eru Der gemiidten SommiHion
5u beroten. i'll no6 ni6t entidjieoen
Setretdr Game, Der 8prIibenoe Der
Gommiiiion, erfldrts geItern, b1B
faus Die 9eratungen pieoer ouI4cs
nommen peroen, teine binocnoen 9e-
fctliiife 9efabt peroen iolen, bis bic
2lu9elegenbeit Der 3uriid3ieburQ Der
Sruppen geregeIt III. 8leid3eiiig
per0ffentIidte SetretGr Game Oen
Wortlaut beS BON ser &ommifIion
ongenOmmeneu 9rototouS, pelheB
Ole 9eoingungeu fir cine 3uriid3ie-
buug Der omeritoniIhen 3ruppen
aus Merito ieltieBte. @eneral Gar-
ron3a bat ii9 betanntIi9 9epeigert,
oosieIbe gu genebmiaen, ipoourb es
btnfdlig purbe.
arrebpubO betmscruicu.
@Tlington, 8. San. Der meris
tdniIAe GeI9aftstrGger Gliseo 2lrres
bcnOp 1T eslteru nat6 Queretoro obs
9ereiIt. ST erIieB foI9enoe Grtld.
rllng: sd bin pon 8eueral Garz
ran3d gu elmer 9onfclen3 nod
Queretarn entboten, dbcr Mot BON
meiner 8egierung obberuien norDen.
Stb 9eoente. IN brei Wo&en mf
meinen poIten in NoIbington 5uriid
5utebren."
Der ameritnniIde @eionote in
M|erito, 5Ietcher. Der lett Idn9ercr
3eit ernonut III, ober f4 bis6cr
niht ouf ieinen poiten begeben bat,
piro iia Oem 8erns1men nab in
ndhiter 3eit mad Wlerito be9eben.
81 9aio, 3. San 8iQa, oeIen mis
Iitdriicbe llnteruebmun9en in G6i=
'6uaBuo unb goabuila in leBter 3eit
Don GrfoIg begiinIti9t naren. bat,
pie bier Gus gutter Quelle perlautet,
me5rere Shlappen erIitten. Qtus
Staot W(erito tOmml bic UlelbunQ,
onb General 5ortunoto MlaDcotte
ndd Dieritiinbiger Shlodt bic Gtoot
2orreon fir General Gurran3a 3us
riiderobert bat. Die 8idos3rubpen
3ogen ii4 5uriid. @enerat Wurquio.
Der nit 2000 Wann Gnrron3as
Srappen in G6ibuo6ua IieGt, iuia bei
@uerreeo iiber 8ina qeiiegt bu6en.
Gr meIoet $50 Geianaene. quBerz
Dem bat CT einen groBen 9orrat
Wlunition er6eutet.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-16
STATISTICS
s, III OF. CRAWFORD
County Auditor p. J. Portz Has just
Completed khe Farm Statistics
Of Crawford County
THE TOTAL, ACREAGE is 2e,4sa
Otter Creek and Milford Townships
Ls-t in Number Of Farms-98,.
90 Bushels Of Spuds Raised

County AE,itor p. J. Porte has re.
Gently completed the farm statistics
of Crawford county, which was sent
to A. r. Corey, secretary Of agricul.
ture. at Des Moines.
The report is a most interesting one
and gives some facts in regard to this
county which are not generally known.
The Review is printing some Of the
figures which will be of interest to
readers of this paper.
Tho total number of farms in Craw-
ford county is 2.34G. Otter Creek and
Milford townships lead in the number
OF farms, each having 1856.
Total acreage in farms Of the county
is 426, Asa. g..
The total acreage Of corn in Craw
ford county last year was 139,O27, and
the yield was 5,94S.9O3 bushels; Ca
97S acres were planted to oats and
the yield was 1000. 3S5 hnshels.
We had in winter wheat 2.071 acres
and the yield was 1884 bushels; 81.
1903 acres were planted to spring wheat
and from this was harvested 116.957
bushels. 49, :
Barley was planted on i.310 acres.
which brought in return 1896, bush.
els ,...- d.. AZ. : = d. .
Only 40 acres were planted to rye
and the return from this amounted to-
$40 bushels. .,.r,,..... 4. s.,., ,i,,n 81
There were 45,G10 acres of Draw,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-16
FALLS FROM scAFFoLo
Loren Alexander, Workman on Add
ton to Denison Auto Company
Garage, Sustains Injury

Loren Alexander fell from .scafold
at the rear of the Denison Auto coin
pany's building on Broadway yesterday
morning about o'clock and suffered
q serious injury. The left shoulder
was out of joint and some of the
bones fractured. ..t. e..
Alexander was employed by the Ser.
vOses to help in the erection OF the
addition to the Denison Auto company's
building. He was walking on the
scafolG about four feet from the
ground when he lost his balance and
fell head first to the. ground. The
injury, while not fatal, may cripple
him for life, altho the attending ply
stefan has hopes that he may be able
to regain the use of his left arm.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-16
Field Meet for Bow Scouts.

Saturday. May 26th, is being looked
forward to by the members of the Boy
Scouts organizations Of the county.
There is one, at Denison with Rev.
Hamilton, the popular Baptist pastor
at the head, and one at peloit, where
Professor Webster is doing wonders
with the boys and the schools general
ly The meet is to be ut Denison.
There will not only be a showing of
athletic sports, but in tying a dozen
or more knots, giving first aid to the
sick and wounded, reviving victims OF
drowning, cooking food in camp.
Among other things a scout must do
"Onc good thing every day" because
he is q scout. We hope citizens will
take interest in what these boys are
doing, for all their teachings are TO
make them self reliant, capable, man.
ly, moral
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-16
DEATH OF MRS.
CARL SCHURKE
Mother OF Mrs. Brown Romans Dies
at Home Of Daughter on Last
Sunday Afternoon.
BORN IN GERMANY IN YEAR 1916
Deceased Was Married in 1870 to Mr..
Carl Schurke and Immediate.
~ Came to This Country

Mrs. Carl Schurke died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Brown Romans,
in this city on Sunday afternoon. fol-
lowing an illness of several weeks du.
ration. For some time she had ben
in failing health, due to the infirmi.
ties OF old age, and she was brought
from Charter Oak about month ago
in order that she might have the care
OF her daughter, who did everything
possible for her comfort and welfare.
Caroline Petersen was bOrn.in Holl.
wig, Brandenbcrg. Germany. on the
2Gth day OF July. 1886. She was unit
ed in marriage to Mr.. Carl Schurke
on Feb. l3, 1870. and the same year
they came to America, locating in
Clinton county, Iowa, where they lived
on a farm for five years. They then
came to Crawford county. purchasing
4 tract of 200 acres of fertile land in
Stockholm township. For twelve years
they resided on this farm and in 1887
moved to Charter Oak, where Mr.
Schurkc engaged in the general mer-
chandise business. MIR. Schurke pass
ed away at Charter Oak, April 81. 1906.
Since the death OF her husband Mrs.
Schurke has lived in Charter Oak,
spending part OF the time. however. in
Denison with her daughter. Mrs.
Brown Romans. and with her, three
sons and other three daughters.
Mrs. 'Schurke was woman loved
and respected by all who knew her.
She was 4 dcvout member Of the Luth.
eran church, She was 4 good mother,
kind neighbor and her death is dis
tinct loss in the community where she
has resided for so many years.
Brief services were held at the resi-
dence of Brown Romans Monday after
noon, Rev. J. l.. Boyd. pastor OF the
Methodist church, officiating. The re-
mains were taken to Charter Oak, at
which place funeral services were held
this afternoon at the Lutheran church,
Rev. Wenlt officiating, assisted by
Rev. Boyd. The remains were laid to
rest in the Charter Oak cemetery be-
side her husband. .
Tho Review joins with the many
friends Of the family in extending sym.
patty in this, their hour of sorrow.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-16

ford county land devoted to tame hay
and from this were cut 54,129 tons;
5,217 acres were used for wild hay
and the yield from this was 7,475
tons.
Alfalfa, which has become so popu
lar among the farmers for stock feed
ing, was grown on 1850 acres and
from this 1890 tons were cut.
We have heard so much about the
scarcity of potatoes, but this county
last year produced $500 bushels from
1887 acres. which is not such bad
yield. ISIS.
Popcorn was grown on 2SS acres in
this county last year and from this
COZ, 535 pounds were raised.
Last year the total acreage in gar
dens was 247la acres. This no doubt
will be increased materially this year.
Eight hundred twenty-seven and one
half acres of land were devoted to or
chards and 1924 bushels Of apples
we're harvested.
In Crawford county we have 1,7S3
acres OF waste land which is not util-
lied for any purpose.
According to the report as made by
the auditor there are only % silos in
the county.
Another interesting fact is that the
average monthly wage paid farm lab.
or during the summer months in this
county is $365G, while in the winter
months it is $22.O7.H
Much has been said about the Euro.
pcan countries buying up all of the
good horses here, but the report
shows that we have 17,45S horses in
Crawford county and $40 head OF
mules.
Hogs in the county July I. 1916.
numbered 1858, while last year g..
354 were lost by cholera. =
We have in all 1884 mich cows in
the county and in addition Assoc head
other than mich cows. - -...
There are 1887 head of sheep in the
county and last year 1,16S were ship
ped here for feeders :, 1905 pounds OF
wool was clipped. here last year. 'anl
Total number Of. all varieties of
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Fred Hast and son, Alfred were
Sunday visitors at Henry Hast's.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Jedele spent
Wednesday evening with Otto Rath.
Bert Walworth and wife. spent Fri
day evening with Henry Scheuerman
and wife.
Grandpa Leuck returned home Sat
urday after weeks stay at the home
of his son, Fred Leuck.
Will Rath, wife and children. were
Sunday guests with Charley Jedele
and family. e.
Mr.. r. Hitz came out Saturday for
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Fred
Leuck.
Charley Jedele, wife and son, Bessie
Hansen, Opal and Evelyn WalwOrth
man home.
Mrs. Fred Leuck and daughter,
Frieda, spent Sunday with Mrs. Bert
Walworth.
Henry Schouerman and wife, spent
Sunday with the latter'sl brother,
James Dillayou. They stopped in
Denison and took Mr.. and Mrs. u. w.
Dillavou with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Walworth took,
Mrs. s. s. Rice to her daughters
home, Mrs. Lee Winn. Wednesday.
Albert Hobart spent Saturday eve.
ming with his friend. Henry. Scheuer-
man.
John Amann. wife and children,
spent Sunday with Emil Durmcister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hahn. of Back
Grove, visited Sunday at Bert Wal
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. O'Brien and chill
dren spent Sunday with Dan Maloncy.
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The Review and Chicago a. m
Daily Tribune, | year for. loAtsOO
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Tho Triplett,Sandham Theatcr com.
pany will appear in Denison for one
solid week, beginning Monday night,
May 21st, with a change of play every
night, under a mammoth tented thea.
ter, presenting for the first timo at
popular prices one of the hest plays
on the American stage today, entitled
"Circumstantial Evidence" Original
production with all its wealth of seen.
cry and costumes. This play. which is
one of our best plays in our repertoire,
includes the most astounding four act
society play Of today. A gripping plot.
Story Of deep heart interest. Easel.
mating legend OF love, and brim full
OF sparkling comedy. Mr.. VIM. Trip
lett, the noted character actor, and
Mr.. King. who is the leading actor,
support this powerful company, our
repertoire during the entire week.
Prices for children will be 10 cents.
Admission, adults, Is cents and re.
served seats 35 cents. ....
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scHLEswlG COUPLE MARRIED
Miss Alvina Reinking Becomes Bride
OF Mr.. Otto Evers at Lutheran
Parsonage Tuesday Morn.

A wedding of interest to people in
Schleswis and vicinity was that Of
Miss Alvina Eeinking to Mr.. Otto Ev.
ers, which was s0lemnizcd Tuesday
morning at 1920 O'Clock at the Ger
man Lutheran parsonage, Rev. VIM.
Frese, the pastor, officiating. The we'd
ding was a quiet affair. only close
friends of the young people being in
attendance. -f.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred Reinking, prominent
residents of Schleswig. She is a
charming young lady with many &C.
complishments and has a host OF
friends in Morgan township. -
Mr.. Evers is the son OF Mrs. Carl
.Evers, Of Schleswig, and is a young
man Of high standing in the commun!
ity where he resides. on ~. ~
Following the ceremony Mr.. ma
Mrs Eyers left In their car for Oma.
ha, where they will spend their honey.
moon. They will make their home
near Scllleswig upon their return.
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Latter Day Saints Church.

Sunday school at 10 4. m. s..
Preaching services at II a. III.
Religic Sunday evening, 7 p. m.
followed by song service.
Prayer meeting, Thursday p. m.
! Willing Workers, Thursday 2 p. m.
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A Correction.

Through a mistake made in this of.
flee the name, of Haugh & Drummer,
the old reliable clothiers, did not ap-
pear at the bottom of the special page
entitled Going Ahead" Haugh &
Drummer are boosters from the word
go and can always be counted upon
among the progressive merchants OF
Denison. s3'|
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Mr.. A. c. Neal motored down from
Sac City Saturday for an over Sun.
day visit at the Il. W. Bamford home.
Mrs. Neal, who has been visiting her
parents here for the past week. &C
companied her husband home Mon
day afternoon.
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poultry on the farms July !. 1916. was
4S9, 100 and it is estimated that tne
total dozen eggs received was l,lS''-
953. ..e ."-r - >
After reading the above one can
hardly believe that there is any dan
ger of the people of Crawford county
suffering much on account OF the war.