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The Robesonian., 1917-05-03
GENERAL NEWS ITEMs

Ihe State Department announced
m4n9ay night that the French war
M 1M.ss.oh would leave Washington
nasaIs nnaIsday to visit Chicago and later
Souo 60 TO Kansas City, st. Louis.
VIII Yypr11ngIlelo, ILL.,; Philadelphia, New
~ uiA <. ana Boston. At the conclus-
10 ION u OF tae tour the party will ret.r3
The Robesonian., 1917-05-03

capt. Joe Darden, a noted Con-
aaederate a: veteran and survivor of the
tadn Immortal six hundred" Of the Con
ston Monday. ' Nln
The Robesonian., 1917-05-03

Brazil Will Not Join America in the
Rlo Janeiro Dispatch, April 30.
Inc Brazilian government issued
a proclamation Of neutrality todav
IN respect to the war between The
United States and Germany.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-03
SIX Base Hospital Units Ordered
Out Tor Army Service

washington Dispatch, Apr. 80.
Six base hospital units recently Or
ganized by the Red Cross for srmv
service have ben ordered out for ar.
tive duty, probably in France. and
are expected to leave within three
weeks, the Red Cross announced to-
oay.. secretary Baker Indicated that
other units will go forward rapidlv.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-03
U. S. Will Soon Make Loan to R.,

gium o"h 70 Del
washington Dispatch, April 80.
IN ADDITION to loans to France and
a Italy, soHo otHootaaling ada between $500, 900. 600
and $3OO,000,000, the United Ststes Stee
VIII soon make loan to Belgium. the
amount OF which is yet to be determ- M
med. Unofficial estimates place +
approximately at $15O,OOO. .O0O
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

will be held on Tuesday, December
18th, on her place just west Of Man.
ming on the date given above She
has sold her farm and as she must give
possession soon she desires to sell her
property. Her announcement lists Is
head of horses and mules, 20 head Of
cattle, 80 head of shoats, some grain
and lot of farming implements. Tate
& Mclaughlin are the auctioneers and
D. e. Sutherland will clerk Here is
good sale and one that will bear in
vestigatiOn
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
EVERYBODY MUST WORK.

Des Moinas Capital: We do not
know how it is in other states, but
from all appearances there need be
no scarcity of labor in Iowa next year
But it will be necessary to put every
idle man to work. Every city and
town should make up its mind to Meth
err endure nor submit to loafers. Ev'
cry able bodied man should be re-
quired to make a showing in regard
to what he is doing or what he intends
to do. Especial attention should be
given to the pool hall loafers, the boys
OF IS and 10. No young man has a
right to be a loafer in any year, but
he will have no right whatever next
year. When farmer is lacking in
horses on the farm he puts harness on
everything that can pull. Next year
we must harness everything that can
pull. Men and boys will say that Meth
er the nation nor the state has any
right to put them to work. They will
find out that the nation and the state
have some opinions of their own on
this subject. If we can send men to
the battle line we can certainly send
boys to the pillow handles.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
SOLDIERS WATcHFULLY WAIT

Military observers in Europe say
that they have never seen soldiers to
excel the Americans in adapability
Our men are declared to make remark
able progress in all the essentials OF
training which the trenches afford. and
they are looked upon as promising a
signal contribution to the allied
punch" when once they are assembled
in sufficient numbers to be an appre-
ciable factor in the line. This is good
news but not unexpected. The Amer
can, with his initiative and his enter
prise, should be second to none in any
endeavor to which he is party. He
has never yet failed to give a good
account of himself. He will not fail
now. All the American soldier wants
is the necessary equipment, adequate
support at home, and chance to fight.
The last of these he is sure to get; the
second is certain also; the first will
undoubtedly be forthcoming in time
though from every cantonment where
the eager youth of the land are en-
rolled and awaiting guns and the ma
terial Of warfare the cry goes up con-
tinually, How long, O Lord, how
long,"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
The Stewart Lumber Co.
DENlSON, IOWA

vertisement on page 7 it will be seer
mules, 80 head OF cattle, 40 head o.
hogs and some good farm implements
Mr.. McAndrews is retiring from the
farm and for that reason will dispose
of his property. Here is a good sale
and one that will attract a large crowd
Read over his advertisement for par
ticulars. ]. P. Mclaughlin will cry
the sale and w. A. Mcguire will clerk
John E. kepford Sale.
Monday, December II.
John F. Kepford's big public sale
will take place on next Monday at his
farm in section II, Washington town
ship, III miles southwest of Buck
Grove. Here is one of the big sales OF
the season and one that will draw a
big crowd. From his announcement
which appears ON page Z Of the first
section it will be noticed he is listing
II head of good horses, 80 head Of cat.
tie, 80 Duroc Jersey hogs and nice
line Of farm machinery. Mr.. Kepford
has rented his farm and for that reas
on desires to dispose of his property
Malone Bros. will cry this sale and
Dan Hemphill will clerk. Remember
this sale takes place next Monday
commencing at 10 o'clock, so plan to
be on hand. e-. II ..
Sale Of II. j. Minter.
Tuesday, December 10.
H. j. Minter is using space in this
issue to announce big public sale,
which he will hold on the date men.
toned above. The farm, located ~
miles east of Vail, has been sold and
the family will move to Denison, and
for this reason they desire to sell
their property. The announcement ap.
pears on page 6 of the firstsection.
Sevenhead of horses, Al head of cat.
tie. 70 head of good shoats and q com
plete line Of farming implements is
listed. The machinery will be sold
before dinner Coils. Mclaughlin &
Teaquist will cry this sale and w. A.
Mcguire will clerk.
Sale of c. II. Wiese.
Tuesday, December 10.
On next Tuesday c. H. Wiese, who
resides in section 81, Washington
township, will hold public sale. He
has rented his place and takes this
method of disposing of his property.
BY his announcement printed on page
4 Of the first section it will be noticed
that he is Offering 8 head of horses,
56 head of cattle and great line OF
machinery. Malone Bros. are the auc-
tioneers and Daniel Hemphill will
clerk Here is "a sale you can't afford
to miss. Read his ad and plan to at
tend.
Mrs. Peter kuhi Sale.
Tuesday, December 10.
One of the big sales advertised this
week is that of Mrs. Peter Kuhl, which
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
Harold Johnson Sale
Tuesday, December 10.

Harold Johnson is using space this
week to announce a public sale, which
he will hold on his place 3 miles south
of Ida Grove on the date given above.
He lists II head of horses, So head of
cattle, 10 head of Duroc Jersey hogs
and the usual amount of farm ma
chinery. Col. Eells will cry this sale.
By all means read his announcement
and plan to attend this good sale.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
- L. L. Smith Sale.
Wednesday, December 10

| L. l.. Smith is using quarter page
space in this issue Of the Review to
announce big auction sale, which
he will hold on Wednesday, December
10Th, at his place 4 miles south of
| Charter Oak. Mr.. Smith will move
soon to Colorado and wishes to dis
pose of his property. 1t will be noted
by his announcement that he will sell
10 head of horses, 16 head OF cattle,
90 head of pure bred Duroc Jersey
hogs, some grain and hay and COM
plete line of farm machinery. This
big sale will commence promptly at
10 o'clock and the Malone Bros. will
cry the sale with A. F. Barber as the
clerk. Look up his announcement and
by all means plan to attend.
Sale Of Peter. christensen.
Thursday, December 20.
Another big sale advertised in the
Review this week is that of Peter e.
Christensen, who lives in. section 10,
Paradise township. He has sold his
farm and will dispose of his property
on the above date. He will sell IS
, head Of cattle, 9 head of horses, 125
Hampshire hogs, hay and grain and
some farm machinery and household
goods. Malone Bros. are the auction
GERS and A. F. Barber the clerk. Read
his advertisement in this issue and re-
member the date.
Sale Of 8. N. Christiansen.
Friday, December Fl.
Another good sale announced In the
Review this week is that of s. N.
Christensen, which will he held at
his place in section 4, Denison town.
ship. on the above mentioned date. He
lists 5 head of horses, 46 head Of cat
tie and complete line of farm ma
chinery. Malone Bros. are the auc-
tioneers and the Crawford County
State bank will clerk. Mr.. Christian
sen has sold his farm and has de-
'ided to hold sale to dispose Of his
property. Read his announcement on
page and plan to attend.
Residence Property to be Sold.
Saturday, December 22.
Alva Cooper is announcing public
sale of his property in East Denison,
to be sold on the above date. The
house has rooms and there is good
goods and other articles will be sold.
Bert Wa!worth Sale.
H. Friday, December 28.
Bert Walworth, who lives 6 miles |
southwest of Denison, will hold an |
auction sale on the above date. He is |
listing in his announcement 43 head of |
cattle, head Of horses, some hay, |
corn and a small line of farm machin- |
cry. Malone Bros. will cry the sale |
and Dan Hemphill will clerk. Don't |
overlook his announcement and plan |
to be there sale day.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm I will sell al
public auction on my place in Section
I, Charter Oak township, miles north
and 3-4 mile east of Charter Oak; 3-4
mile east of Ricketts,, and 3d. miles
west of Hanover township church, on
Tuesday, Dec. 10
Commencing at II o'clock sharp, the
following described property:
THREE HEAD OF HORSES: Two
black geldings, 4 and 6 years old
weight 2750 lbs; l black gelding, -
years old, weight 400.
FIFTEEN HEAD OF CATTLE: Five
mich COWS, will be fresh in spring;
one year old heifer with calf; 3 year.
ling heifers; l yearling steer; S spring
calves, 2 steers and 3 heifers
so spring shoats; 10 dozen chickens;
3 geese; few hundred bushels Of corn
in crib; S-5 ton timothy hay.
FARM MACHINERY: Deering bind
er in good condition; Mccormick now
er; Deere corn planter with so rods
Of wire; l6 inch Kingman riding pillow;
IA inch walking plow; American disc:
seeder;new bob sled; Avery riding cul-
tivator; good farm wagon; old farm
wagon; Deering self dump rake; hay
rack; 2 top buggies, l entirely new; 8
section harrow; Galloway gasoline en-
CINE IN horse power; hole corn
shelter; washing machine; 100 egg in
cubator; grind stone; galvanized wa
ter tank; tank heater; water separat-
or; churn; set Y inch harness; single
IL inch harness and numerous other
articles. .]#
Free Lunch will be served at noon.
i TERMS: All sums of $1,000 and un-
der, cash; on sums over that amount
one years time will be given on good
secured notes bearing 8 per cent in
terest. Nothing to be removed from
place until settled for.
GUSTAV KELM
Reinking & Erne. Auctioneers.
p. Fl. Clausen, Clerk. 49,. !
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
I SALE DATES CLAIMED

Saturday, Dec. Is: Auction. Henry
Thomson, sale of restaurant and soft
drink parlor at Boyer.
Monday, Dec. II: Public Auction
G..B. McAndrews, at his place miles
north of Vail.
Monday, Dec. II: Public Auction
John F. Kepford at his place in sec
ton II, Washington township, IL
miles southwest of Buck Grove.
Tuesday, Dec. 18: Public Sale. H. J.
Mfnter on the farm located NJ miles
8eest Of Vail.
TUESDAY, Dec. 1S: Public Sale. Har.
old Johnson on his place miles south
OF Ida Grove.
& Tuesday, Dec. 1s: Auction Sale Mrs
Peter Kuhl, adjoining the town OF
Manning to the west.
Tuesday. Dec. 10: Public Sale. Gus.
.tav Kelm, at his place in section l,
Charter Oak township, S.4 mile east
OF Ricketts,. s... 49,
Tuesday. Dec. -: Auction. c. H.
SaTsviese, on his place in section Il,
y Washington township, IL miles
\ southeast of Buck Grove.
Wednesday, Dec. 10: Public sale. L.
L.sSmith at his place miles south of
Charter Oak
Wednesday, Dec. 10: Executrix sale.
Sale OF 80 acre tract adjoining town of
Buck Grove, belonging to Jacob Cred
or estate.
Wednesday, Dec. 49,: Auction Sale.
II. G. Mack, section Is, Hanover
township.
Thursday, Dec. 20: Auction Sale.
Peter 3. christensen on his place in
section 10. Paradise township, mile
south and IL mile west OF Kenwood.
Friday, Dec 81: Public Sale. s. N.
Christensen, at his place in section
Denison township, - miles west
Z OF sDenisOn. .....
Saturday, Dec %: Auction Sale. AL
va Cooper will sell house and lot in
East Denison.
Friday, Dec. %: Public Sale, Bert
Welwo rth on his place 6 miles south
wet of Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
Sale Of n. G. Mack.
Wednesday. December 10

Another sale announced this week
in the Review is that of Henry G..
Mack, who has rented his farm in
section Is, Hanover township, and
will hold a public auction on the date
mentioned above. He is Offering 10
head of horses, 81 head Of cattle, 80
brood sows and a fine lot of machin-
cry. Reinking & Erne will cry this
sale and A. f. Barber will clerk. Here
is another good sale and one that will
attract. large number Of buyers. OF
course big free lunch will be served
at noon Read the announcement on
page Of the first section and plan to
attend, .
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
Mems Fine Dress Shirts

Dress shirts make particularly delight
full Christmas gifts. Our showing of shirts
is unsurpassed, We have all sizes from Ia
to J, and fancy novelty patterns as well
as the more conservative designs. Our
showing will please the most particular.
Specially priced for this week at SIPS,
$3.50, $500 and up to $500.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
Restaurant at Auction.
Saturday, December IS.

Henry Thomson is advertising a
sale of his restaurant and soft drink
sparlor at Boyer, which will be sold at
public auction on the above date. The
building, 2Ox32, together will all fix
lures, will be sold. A six cylinder
Haynes car and all household goods
will be sold. Read his announcement
on page 6 of the first section for par
ticulars. zFr. ...-
s;l. q. 3. McAndrews Sale.
Monday, December ~.
i a. b. McAndrews Is using space
gain in the Review to advertise his
public sale, which will be held on
& December 18th. By his adj
1ering 10 head Of horses and
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
Mems Fancy Neckwear

Nothing is more appreciated by the
men than nice tie. For this week we
offer one of the finest and largest show
ines of mems high quality silk scarfs ever
shown in this county. These ties are the
kind that usually sell at 75c to 90c-Very
specially priced at SOC each. Other ties
priced at $500, $3.50, $500 and up.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
Mems Fine Gloves

Dress gloves are very accept
able and make practical gifts. A
complete showing in all sizes
from y to 10, in silk, kid and
mocha gloves, lined and unlined.
Priced from $l.5O to $3.50.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

While the football season was no
great success this fall. it created in
terest enough to keep the colleges 60
ing until baseball opens up
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

1t is not absolutely necessary for the
soldiers to learn French so as to be
able to talk with the French girls.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
Executrix Sale.
Wednesday, December 10

Katharine Greder, eXecutrix of the
estate of Jacob Greder, is advertising
the 80 acre tract with good improve
ments, adjoining the. town of Buck
Grove, which will be sold to the high
est bidder on Wednesday, December
10th. This tract is most desirable and
is especially suited for family who
wishes to live close to town. Read the
advertisement on another page and
plan to attend. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31
SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat which clogs
Kidneys, then the BACK
hurts.

Most folks forget that the kiduyy-.
like the bowels get sluggish aud CLOGS
ed and need flushing occasional
els, We nave hackuchc. and dun mis-.
cry iu the kidney region sever head
achs rheumatic twinges torpid liver
ac!d stomach. -icrrlcs,I o-s tud 1911
sorts ~ bladder disorders.
You simply must Keep your kidney
active ana clean md the moment Nu,.
feel 900 ache co.. pain Don the kiduH
region. get about four ounces OF l1l
Salts from good drur store here.
take % tablespoonful leo % glass 81 wat
PEE before brettfs-t fur N few dn', and
your kidu,y- will then ace fine This
famous salts BIS made from tho tcid Of
grapes and lennon Juice combined with
lithio, and Is harm less 90 Flush cluga,d
kidney. and stimulate them Geo norma
activity u also n,uiraltlu- the 1''d'
iu the urine $50 % uo longer nrll'''
thus ending bladder disorders
Jad salts BE- harmless in'Npcusl'"
makes 10 d%clightfHI eft,rs'-cru' hthin.
water drink which Everybody sh"H'
talk, now and then to kc, pthoir k'd.
I news clean. thus avoiding serious com
| pliDliluus
\ v|cll.kuoWu local drusgi-. SAYS hl
! SELLS lots OF IaI Salts tu folks Who Doe.
licye IN overcoming kidney Ir"uhl
while b. Is nui' trouhlr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31
NEW WAR TAXES ARE
EFFECTIVE TONIGHT,
GET READY TO COME
ACROSS WITH YOURS
continued from rage -

under - admitted whom children arc
.f.1 p. ,t.,
are ''N''' 'N'.I' ''''' '' "'''' ''''
employees municipal Officers AMI 'hII
dreu under o.. a' ih" regular rate
NhI'h H'-" Dr. EXTENDED @" 'thti'l~ "i
other entertainment 900 which 90. Hd-
mission i- n'lu''' iu mo price p"I'
Tor rrir"~hu1"ut merchandise or -''-
VICE" Persons leasing th'tir' BOXES
n'u-' pay i' l"l cent ON ihrll rental
tn" new rates con- cigars range II'hl
% cents 4" s. per Thousand ana con
cigarettes Ir"hl '' cents q" I-' per
thousand flN' cents 90 pound DIS
the u'" ttN "u tobacco. u"l 'nl
other manufacture tuo'''". WhlI'
'iE'r'ii' papers are t'\'' from To-
cent per hundred A. the taxes are
mo-" reaching ier ultimate consumer
ia" raises mean about vent more "n
i've cent Tobacco" p''N"i' - from '1
H cents ON cigarette hdcNaE'N "nd
from To- l' cents com cigars
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31

FOR the use Of voters who must Do
away frora home ON election day so
that properly equipped with a registr1-
ton certificate from his home precinct
registration board, any qualified voter
can vote In any precinct In the state
more than fifteen miles away from
home. providing he executes the prop
cr affidavit and presents his rcgistr1-
tion certificate.
Some confusion In the minds VI the
public has been created through the
question uf registration Any non-
Registered voter otherwise qualified
can vote ON election day in his home
precinct. upon the presentation of q
properly executed affidavit witnessed
to 10y two other qualified voters,
Blank a~ffldavits for this purpose have
been placed iu the hands OF "a" pro-
/ hihitiun county chairmen. The las
requires that the registration list DE
posted iu the most prominent place in
rho precinct for ten days prior to cleo
ton Every prohinitionist shoulud *
anime this list and ascertain whether
his own sud his prohibition %ncighhor,
names are registered, and " not. 10
Immediately procure from his county
chairman the necessary blank ItfidaNti
and arrange for its execution
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31
Vigorous Campaign
Waged by Drys to
Danish the Saloons

Bent upon carr. ing E|orulUllp
county .or prohibition ON November
q. the Juti-saloon forces continue their
campaign and viii continue tu du 500
right up uutil election ave-
Last night rh'rc was 30 hir meeting
at Atriscn uddrc~sou Dos John Milne.
br " g. Hope and Nmado Chayo
Tho high school orchestra FURNISHED
the music aud IN, audience wac large
ana enthusiastic
Another meeting last night was the
one ~ Arenai school house. which
was addressed uN Rev Sell Ferguson.
4 H. McMillcu aud Dennis chavez.
The music Their. was furnished hy tho
Indian school band There v,r, more
people present than could get into
the school house and many stood uu
the outside throughout the evening.
@ y l4trra2ulo and H. g. Holt. the
latter from Las Cruces, viii speak e.,
BarclUs tonight and tomorrow night
Mr. lAirrazolo viii speak at the court
house iu Old Town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31
Korber & Company's
New Hardware Store
Ready for Business

j. korber a 60. one Of the Oldest
established businesses In Albuquerque
and well known throughout the en-
dealing in vehicles. Wagons. harness.
heavy hardware and implements have
moved into their inrge new building
numbers 2ii to Ego North aecond.
across from the city hall. and will add
to their already large line ~ goods
a compete stock % up-to-date shelf
hardware. builcers' hardware and
carpenters supplies. stoves. house.
hold hardware and everything to ~
found IN u complete general stuck ~
hardware goods.
To see their store is TO remind one
that they are no longer In the old
town 81 Albuquerque. but In the new.
live growing city of Albuquerque. as
thcir store Is o model. high Glass and
strictly city general hardware store
ana 81, will do ANNOUNCEMENTS good TO
see this larEa new establishment.
which VIII prove that Albuquerque
Is now in "a class. with some of the
very best cities OF the west.
The new stc-e g. equipped with the
very latest STYLES II pivot door dis
plays shelving n panel display racks
and many other c%onveniences which
allow customers 10 see just what they
want ia Il few minutes. ~ that their
customers time is not wasted In Liak-
ing selections 81 exactly what they
need
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31
Don't Say Underwear. Say
Munsingwear
|NXI5;ya
Let Munsingwear Cover You
With Satisfaction

The tit lasts as long as the fabric.
MunSiugwear Union Suits retain their
shape after many trips 10 the laundry.
Constant stretching and STOPPING does
moi affect the elasticity Of the fabric.
The shape is permanent.
Munsingwcar workmanship and mate
rails insure unusual durability. There
is y Munsingwcar style to please every
one. a size to III anyonc-man. woman
or child-tall, short, stout or thin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31

ladies and good looking men and a
scenic production that is ~o far above
the average as to leave nothing to
Ice dcsireo iu the WA, of stage set
tinr.
ln supplying such a long felt want
as this charming comedy the man
agemout have Won the gratitude ot
their audiences and the popularity on
lotci hy this show $50 Tar this season
shows h a the average spectator be.
licv's IN the old aduEc laugh and
grow fat
~ Good For Nothing Husband
viii Doe seen at the crystal for the
last time tonight at $50.