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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-18
AMONG NATIONAL LEADERS.

| 2 WASHINGTON, April 1S-(Special
Correspondence congressman c. C.
Kearns, of Ohio, saw in the democrat
ic free sugar repeal Of last congress
| an indication that the tariff for rev
! enue and free trade IDEAS are about
| to be thrown into the discard. "The
time will be reached says he, when
the protective system of government
will DO just as lovingly endorsed ano
as enthusiastically advocated by the
democratic party in the future as il
has been by the republican party since
the latter's organization" When that
time comes, declares Representative
Kearns, the shoddy product of cheap
foreign labor will not. again fill our
markets and rob the American work.
man Of his right to emplOyment.
Greene Condemns Carlessness. :
Although Congressman Frank l.,
Greene, OF Vermont, recognizes the
necessity Of quickly passing the ap-
,propriation bills that neld over from
The last congress. he nevertheless is
fearful that the house in its haste to
pass those measures is in danger OF
continuing, what has become almost
a matter of habit, the surrender Of its
Initiative in appropriation bills to the
senate. In passing four such bills in
one day, carrying almost five hundred
million dollars, without q chance for
consideration or amendment, and de-
pending upon the senate to put them
in proper shape, Mr.. Greene thinks
the house is going perilously near to
surrendering its own self respect. Ac-
cording to him it would be a great
mistake for that body to permit the
senate to make all the preparation for
the war with Germany and for the
house merely to assent to it.
Would limik Franking Privilege.
The abuse Of the congressional
Thanking privilege which has grown
UP under the present administration,
has assumed such proportions that
Representative VIM. w: !Griest, OF
Pennsylvania, has introduced a bill
limiting its use to the mailing Of Of
fetal correspondence not exceeding
four ounces In weight, and copies OF
speeches and documents printed by
congress. II that measure becomes d
law it will be hard on those few
congressman who are in the habit OF
mailing typewriters, large, packing
-UOAcS ullcu WIFI HOuScHOIu oAOSSo'
etc, to their southern homes, at the
close of each. session.
Proposes Tax on Imports.
In the midst d, democratic specu.
lat'on as to the best methods to raise
a revenGe Of billionsrit rs refreshing
to have taste Of republican doctrine
as proposed in a bill introduced by
Congressman Edward H, Wason, OF
New Hampshire. providing a duty OF
so per cent ad yaloreln on nlarnfac-
tured GRANTEE sandstone, and lime,
stone, and 10 cents per cubic foot on
the rough product Of the .quarries.
This is return. to the former pro
lection which built up and maintain.
ed 4 great New England industry, pro-
ducing half the granite manufactured
In the entire United States and if en-
acted into law the measure would in.
sure a decent revenue from such i'm
portations Of that product as might
enter this country .as. =
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WHY PERKINS FAILED.

George Perkins, chairman of Mayor
Mitchell's food and market committee,
New York, (Paternal Perkins, as he
is called by the grocers) was trying to
explain why his attempt to force a
fish and bean diet onto poor Gotham.
ties did not work out satisfactorily.
He used column and half letter in
the New York Journal of Commerce
to do it. The explanation seemed very
simple. A lot Of the beans purchased
by the committee were wormy and
about so per cent of the fish-smelts
were so stale that they lived up to
their name. What other explanation
was needed
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TRUSTEES ROAD REPORT 1916.
.. IOWA TOWNSHIP.
Drapuing EuHd.

dee 1g,e 1916. chas: 'tl<nhl, drag =
Bee =, iSit, john;}G. suhr drag 80 -,
Dee Ell j sg1tpis, H. l. KuhLf drag I'd : ~
~ Sps =, ,i51s,' ~ H;1 stanihiier ;. :
specs IiFaiIxSrs. Gus .Niegsers, drag x i
nee DS25 H'i4'55iie , Matt DoHfgherty, - :
riuc '' :. 80. 1880
Dec. Il, 1915, Harry Georgius. o.
Dee e!"s =, ISIS. Id d Hoaswor,n' n, >,
Dec. Z. i7oit, Alex HoldswortS o.
Der s'' r, 1915, ed Gecrgius, drag 90 -
Dec s.4S l., 1slS,, bryan McMahon, % -
Der Stas +, 1916. Gus 'Koeaier, :
Der as's +. 1916, Emil = Meggers, i.
Dec a''f r, fsiG, VIM. Mule drag a.
Dec. DS Il, 1916, Henry schade, >.
pe "!'i +, Isis, Ferd Hell, drag. -
pss ' +, 1915 Walter Mohr, drag: !;
Dec sD5 i, 1916, Geo. c: Mohr, -
Dec: = lsis, George finland, .,
Dec, CT f. 1Sle, John Nissen, drag
Dee s"i il. 1915, Harry : Wiunder;, :;
Dee a +, is sic; 1T i !. Hoskett. (
Dee S.' Il, rs ISIS, HI t:; 4. stammier,
Dec c. e, Is iS1s 8, Tihos Carey; drag. !
SIC aesstas ;rund: Ill, ~
Dee & o Is, y 1s ALL 4; q Mcmahon. z,,,,s
i'f lab; ~ On ' road eeo. a'osNo ss7.oo
on on road ~ ~. 2ss.25.
Dec CO. g.? g. 1fais, i%fG. & Msilerop, -, !
Der sns e. i Sfaa' Austin Western Co
peS. As s., iisiiis, st Dodge culvert $500 =.
Dec g. g. ,o 1sls. noripan Ii. Wisg, 49,
Dec s.aS s. 1915 Wilkinson. schroe 70.
Dec g, isis, Henry 'sciha'dc: ;, d
Dec, 70, 1916. I'D I'd Georgius, extra -
Dec &C y? g, iiSis, j. j. McMaheon.
Dec. 20, ISIS, j. ii. stammer,
labor, commission and extra -. 7IS2
Dec. rs, 1916, +. J. Mantle,
printing .....-...... -. 80. 110
Dec: e, 1916, G, L. casweil, %
printing "a. -. - l.3G
Dec. 20, 1916, Enterprise Pub
House., printing ..... ........ Lao
Deg. 26, 1916, John Hickey,
moving trees -. 3Ou
ting trees $50. 400
Dee 26, 1915, Geo. Pfoltner, Ia i
Dec rs. 1916, 6. nj. 4 st r. II. -
T. Co, freight 80. -. 1O7
Dec, &c, 1916, VIM Mule, labor
Dec: IS. 'I9i6, Emil Ehiers labor.
= on road. ~. .:......F. ~. -. ISIS
Dec. !2Sa71916. Alfred Schroeder, 7.
ssrlabpra pn road ....;.., :. a.... 11.2a
GDeff:$,ss6. 1915, John A.. Rsrus, hall -
bee Is, .lals, Gus Koesler, Ia
yRec. AZ lS16, Sffed kri'se, labor
= MN "a 81
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April 90. 1e1c,\ Claus strosal', ia
road work .o.".. ''o
ArIj ns 4, 1916 Matt Parrot * $50
May 20. 1915, Aug Keil; r?ad work 1''e
Aug 1s,1 10 so ,sls' G T., nr''kels ':! ACC
Aug: H. 1910 d. NJ '""'' 35e
Au Mor IS, 1915, j. iese, rr@;ai work 1915
Nov. 10, 1916, ?. j. !'ortz zoo
Nov.-G. 1916, Thos. Mtc'lan. road % IN
work =. ...... -. .....; --'"'
Oct. is. 1916. J. X. Ercmmer, road "a
oe mad ''wor J,o' .'n, ..... 1900
Nov. ~, 1915, Fred ''lotz, road a, 10
Nov. !. isis.5 Hernaa.i christians. g
Nov. 8. 1915, III. Bre'nmer, road 10
NOV No'S 8. iiais. John .P'otz, road NJ
NOV Mor &, it's. ai..ajnii la u.Cit..
vile, road work ). ...3. 49,. l0Oo
Oct. S, 1916, p. T.. Gallagher, oo
road work |. -: 500: ....: 3Oo
Nov. 6, 1916 Wm.y Ewo1dt. road s,.-e
NOV. 8, 1915, VIM. i;wolit,' clerk -,
Nov. 8, 1915, VIM PIPER, road .oo
Now g. 1916, Louie l.VerS ;. -. 20UyU
Nov. 8. 1916, j. RI. g. Refers .... 42T
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HAYES TOWNSHIP.
nrar1ine Fund.

prasging Fund.
Nov. 6, 1916 Fred Plo'z' oras n.
NOV S'"SS {. isi5, CHRIS Barten drag ,,
NOV s'"t 6, iiaii6. Fred i. Lohrmun,
No SfaE !, fs,s, VIM. jain, drag =
Nov s'"fs 8, iiasis, Henry w. rrahn', >, =:
No %sae T. i5is Deter vinke, drag a.
NOV! ~" &. isis, Harry ilruse, drag 4 =
NOV si"ss s, 1916, j. c 'Thiedcman, :
toe srsfE,nfi Isis, John strathman,
oct araS s. 15S1s, Harry Krutzfeidit, :,
os ar'f r, 1915, John oeser; drag !.
oct ting j.. il!sls,; Henry irasge, ~
Oct t'A AZ iSs1s, &. Frei6iassei. drag :,
Ap s'hs u; 1915, Alex :Hannemah.
Ah %iTss' 1Sl5 Wayne u, Duffy. drag ~
n Na gn ), i55ii6i, Fl. Hayes, dragging "
Nov. i, 1915, Albert Bandow, ,.E
oct SFaf Is; ifsis; j. 4 gallagher, ,,e
Nov. 8, 1915, Harmon Christians, :,
Ira p,yipp 4Dy
Der ar"f T. iSls, Hugo jain drag >.
i. Nd eng ibis r, i Hrcmner,' drag. 49,
Ny ,,inS " ''io' ~ - 49,
NOV sinf &, 1915. John Piiotz,, drag - !.
Nv 1910. CHS Label. dragging 1S.j
Get T. T. ia1S. p E Galiasher,
o1 dra srinG ga
Nov. s. 1916, VIM. Ewold, drag :,
& ging -. -...,. 321
Nov. 8, 1916, VIM. Piper, drag
ging 4. y. ~. .,z;.. 49,. 43s
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NOTICE In PROBATE.

Statets 4, JoWa, iEFhWforu COUNTY, s..
3 In the mat teraof|tf.e estate of F'rieda
Schelm Melohn, late of Crawford coun-
-ty, deceased ~ ''- 49, r. !. . Z,
Notice of Appointment Of Executor.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
! You are thereby notified tbatgspn the
10th day. OF April, 1917, liesIndersign-
ed was duly appointed executor of the
above entitled estate, ard all creditors
OF said estate are notified to file their
claims in the office of the clerk OF the
district court, in and for Crawford coln-
ty Iowa, within one year from the date
Of this notice, according to law, and
have the same allowed and ordered paid
by the said court, or stand forever lar
red therefrcm. .a.
Dated this 18th day OF April, 1917.
16-3t WILLIAM BRE1THA UER.
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More oil Means Less Dust: ~ ; :.

49, More OIL Means Less Dust: is:
O. 3Surface y9iling OF town. stEeets smeans
less duss%and Consequently 'cleaner'
city tits a most important mum bel
on the, clean up program Of any town.
If q street is to- be oiled, for the first
time it should be prepared weeks
ahead Of time, says the engineering
extension department of Iowa State
college. If a dust has formed it must
be removed. Better still, treat the
street before the dust has formed
Early in the summers the street
should be rounded UP with even slope
from middle to gutter. The bottom Of
the gutter should be from IS to "a in.
below the middle of the street. AS
uneven places appear after the grad
ing they should be filled with earth.
Begin to oil in late May or early June,
Apply 9ne-tllird to ofle-half gallon of
oil per kqpare, Xara.of surface. An
ordinary street sprinkler may be
used for distributing the oil Keep
sidewalks and crossings clean by
covering them with dust Or sand be
fore the, oil is spread Alter tic Oil
Isl spread let its<stalnl uncovered for
. day, then coger with Just enough
Sand to- keep. the'bil from picking up.
An average estimate Of cost for
each 60 foot llot On cash side of the
street may Be hadS fbm the folloY-
in5.A -
Cleaning 4stfeet~.s.s.-.-. S 40
Applying oil and covering with
sand ..g...s,a. ........4... 49,. 200
Cost OF oil 1890. ........ ;. 100
Cost of sand ...... -. ....... rs
Totals. :. 1886
Bulletins on street oiling and other
industrial service literature are avail
able from The engineering extension
department at Iowa State college.
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Senators Cummins and Kenyon vot-
ed in favor Of the. war against Ger
many, but of course Senator Cummins
could have framed the measure much
better than the one submitted for the
consideration OF the Senate the
Charles, City Press remarks. 3'.
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are themselves men OF large business
experience and fully appreciate the
need of careful supervision of expend-
lures and policies.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-18

iowa alone with its rich Dossibili-
ties cannot solve the food supply prob
1.-The farmers of every state must be
lem," says the Muscatine Journal.
enlisted in the agricultural prepared
ness movement"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-18

"a loaf of bread today reminds us
II one of-nlother's light biscuits when
we were a Kid" complains the Al
coma Republican.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-18

1t may not be possible to cut the
red tape in war preparations down at
Washington, but at least they Should
hurry up and blow the dust off.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-18

1t is pretty tough Oh the single men
who didn't dare. ask a girl to marry
them, now they find that bachelors
are to be drafted for military service
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1t would ,beta good idea for all col.
leges in the state where young men
arc attending to be dismissed at once,
thus giving the boys opportunity to re,
turn home and work without falling
behind in their classes says the Web
ster City Freeman-Tribune. The
need OF the hour is men to get in the
croIls.' %. u " 80 ~.
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The Home Guards should be Very
careful not to get their swords tang.
led. I'D between their feet.
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= TO Cure Piq Eating Sow.

Although the pig eating habit OF
sows IS one of the. worst problems
with which farmer has to contend in
managing swine, yet in most cases ne
is to blame. If sows are properly
cared for, they seldom if ever acquire
this habit, says the animal husbandry
department at Iowa State college.
Feeding a ration lacking in protein
and minerals seems to be the major
cause for the desire of the sow to cat
her pigs. 'Et.-
Many treatments have been suggest
ed and apparently give very satisfac-
tory results. Prevention IS the most
logical thing. Give the SOW a liberal
allowance of such feeds as meat meal,
tankage, skim milk and alfalfa along
with corn and these protein and min
erals will be supplied.
1t is advisable to give the sow a
laxative of 2 or 3 tablespoonful OF
EPSON salts in a slop, made of shorts
and tafkage, 3 or days before the
pigs are born. If the sow starts to cat
her pigs, chop up a dead one in sew
eral pieces with Ratchet. Put these
in a strong salt solution and allow the
brine to thoroughly penetrate them.
Feed the SOW one or two of these
pieces and she will leave her little
ones alone. This method is as effect,
i've as giving sailed bacon and cheap
er. -
The application of kerosene, wagon
grease, aloes or asafedita to the coat
of the little pigs is often good prac'
tice. These applications are repulsive
to the SOWs, but do not harm the little
pigs unless applied too freely.
It is often good practice to tie the
mother down for two or three, days.
but she must be, freed twice d day to
get water and feed, ..'2' ;.
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Start Swat Weed Campaign. !,

Old rubbish and last years crop OF
weeds that still remain in. the field,
meadows, gardens and roadsides
should be gathered and burned this
spring, warns the botany department
at Iowa State college This material
not only harbors weed seed, but many
kinds of insects. spores and fungi. v
It is good plan to cultivate early I'd
remove and destroy the winter annual
weeds, such as pepper grass, shep-
herds purse, prickly lettuce. squirrel
tail grass and wild abrley. The best
way to exterminate these weeds is, to
plow the soil early in the spring, then
follow it with harrow SO as. to ex-
pose the, roots to the sun. This will
destroy them. Remove all ragweed
from the road. II you know where,
the ragweed occurs soy tMsssirea with
timothy and clover. y!ss S Z;
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on road .a...;
Dec. 2G, 1916, i. r. Copeland.
labor on road 49,. -: $500.
Dec. 26, 1916, Bryan McMahon,
labor; on road ,,;,::, 81 d,:5;..
Dec. 26, 1916, carried to drag
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THE Germans tie tryingsSo get The
negfpaa 4to rise against tie govern
ment, and they are. formidablys armed
and equipped with Bones and tamhs.
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> ORIGINAL NOTICE

In the, District Court of Iowa. in
and for Crawford County-September
Term, 1917. .5E ~
Elva Mae Jones, Plaintiff,
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nIciitcns ibre 9nagcn nabe groBen 8naneeidoten 81
crrdJtcn, uic ). g. in Der lhngcgcn0 pon 9uiialo
6rodtibiie Don 600 SUB 2dnqc geborcn betjutogc 81
Oen aatdglidcn Griheinmgcn oui Den cmcrtanil9nt
Seen, uno cine groBere 9n5ael BON 1900 Somrn
Qompicrn miro i'm 0rib6erbit III Hcni gyclt u,ron
Tcrortige 5rodtidic nO ntailcns 10 gcbout oaS tie
in 3ipei glehe 0dten etbeiH ulD ourd ocn SSelono.
Siana Inn Jtiogaro Sails berim 9cnomrG mcroen
fGnncn Ciee NorteDriug bat crnoglid)t cine gro
berc An5oDl bisber ali Oen 9mcnicen t5otge SdiITe
III ocr 9litenidoiabrt lGngs om Ntantic 5u peruen-
Ocn gn0eibts DER ltegcnocn &atcn iilr 9obnrcd)t
Gept ole Sdjiiiobrt ou 0liiiicn, Seen im0 ianGlen
beionoers ir Noiiengiitcr pie @r5 Steinioblc SanO
Nonmoicrialicn, @ctrcioe H. m. belidnoig an %cocu.
tng iuiO oiee miro id in nod groBcrc NoBe 8eltcnO
moden mcnn ole iest meiltens cn0crUeig bcl1dlt9ten
gecriten d pieOer ousgiebigee nit Dem 9ou Don Bin
ncniecibiiicl beoiien fonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
SnocofGnc.

glm t5 gaguit Snino 9i1bnrn, glr. SOP,
Siio gicrcs Sirahc, 20 Sabre at
glm 15 guauii gSiliam Gout llnioerlibs
0oipiia 81 sabre all.
slnI t. yn6u 9airie COplc, gir. 500. Rum.
fen glueO 80 Sabre alt
glm 81 gmaiii 0onarO 0Oeraa, Sobn5 Sop
Tins 0ppidl. Ga Sabre att
PIN TO- glu9uii SnnIcc 91unc, sir. 1924,
Golicr ebcuic, "a Sabre alt.
slii 70. sIuani Soiepbinc @bilpc, ylr. 1929,
MiOrilc.slbcluie, 66 Sabre ali
glm a. gluQuit Wlnton Jln5cc, gir. 1tS,
gSebcr Sirabc 10 Sabre alt
YIN 15. snanii Gli6nbctb SdlcnIeebnrg, glr.
$40. Horo Strdcr- Sirafc, 81 Sabre alt
YIN rs. gluniiii 9lDicbcna Slnoc, gr. 400,
Gor0 Alouni srdbe 73 Sabre alt
glm TO- gluQuii 0crbcrt y. 2earbcn gir.
1901. gScii Sabeie Strabe. 56 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-18
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