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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-08-03

stood On ths table and = Eooa aoag
rang clear. closed their doors foe
good IS eabaFeta. This morning on
The doors Of some of theu huna signs
For Rent sOme Of ths places. Of
course. aaeh a. hotel eafaa. viii eon-
time ~ restaurants. huE rhaFa are
others that hAve % ether alternative
than 20 shut up shop and 90 oat og
business.
Thls Ia ne case witA faa maaDoam
which have been soat 70 opea their
doors 20 thirsty pilgrims aveEy
morning NJ o'clock. To-day tha
eelsbFaat Of the alGht before. whe
wandered around With > laFee-asaaa
hang over" looking Eor an -eye-
opener feasa leekea doors ana =
for Feut" sign staring him IN tas
face. To saeh cane TIE eanvtetloa
that waF y not ths 0aIy thia9 that
sherman eaEd II waa.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-08-03
UTAH HAS PASSED INTO
PRoHIBHTIoN COLUMN

with the stroke OF midnight last
night the liquor traffic In Utah was
legally put 10 death. aaya Wcdnea
days Salt Lake Tribune. Tho 18th
seaslon Of the Utah Legislature vas
the official headsman and chapter / +.
Laws of Utah 1917. vas the an with
which the execution was performed
Salt Lake turned out on maasa for
the obBeauiea attendant upon the Of.
fieiai passing OF Old Man Booze He
died Eame--like the spirit" of tho
west which he was. with bis boots
on, and he spent thu last lingering
moments OF tho waning hours In =
blaze of glory outfivaling q New
Years celebration In lie galaxy OF
wine. women and song,
10 the cold gray dawn Of the morn
Ing after-thIs morning-utAh with
something like an aching brow and
fevered lips. took its place In the
rank OF tho dry" states OF the union
The passing OF the state into Tho
column Of the statewide prohibition
commonwealtha was made the oeeaa
ion OF . general celebration IN Salt
Lake. In which. apparently. most oI
tho people of the city took aoma part
for seldom. # ever. have there been
such crowds on the streets. Ia ths
cafes and other public places. Some
celebrated because the state was 60
Ing dry. Others celebrated bseAun,
IL was their last chance 20 celebrate
In the good old fashioned booze
way. while otheFa vent out. with
malice afOrethought. and got KioF
loualy "fulis Just because thsl
could.
Men Who have ridden the wagon
eonAeientioualy nnd steadily for year
deliberately fell off, with a splash
Just for old times sake. But. ba
said to the credit Of some Of the vst
eran boozS-flghters. that despite IN
, unusual provocatiou OF the occasion
they aat fast and tight on the from
seat Of the spTinkling cart thFoaEI
It all
> when the sun roae this moFnin
on the boOzaiaas desert Of "drydom
7 Il shons upon many . pilgrim soeh
, INK In vain an oasis 20 aasuaga n
!. pain of an aching head and 20 y
: move the curse Of cotton upon hI
tongue and the dark brown taste
I his mouth.
4 All % the eabarets. ineiudin
r those ~ the Hotel Utah. the Semlol
b the Wilson. the Nswhoase. and oth'
places. were deeked in gala attire q
d the occasion. There VAS music
abundAnee. and the liquor fiow'
o like water IN the strests whIie
J. lasted The 8. =. o. sign vas haI
l. ont - almost svery place In the .
!, sning. and before midnight the
{" vas not even standing room.
n High carnival was held az the ca
aFeta until the midnight hour. b
under poiies regulations and eio
10 Surveillance the Fsvelriea sIossd
e that hour. and the old time Fsna.
yoaa Of good fellows. where > So
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-08-03

Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Aug. THE
Rev. John Reichart. pastor Of the
German Evangelical church at Low
den. Iowa, was held to the federal
grand jury in $4,000 bond It . hear
ing last night He IL charged with
preaching reasonable sermons from
bis pulpit. He gave bond
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-08-03

An up-to-date author b writing a
var drama In which an investigation
board win play the most important
part.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-08-03

You can depend upon . man who
isn't afarid 70 say II don.t know" OF
easionaily.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-19
SanAntonio,% centromedico
deprimera importancla
Sus magnificas condolences de Ciudad sana y bien s=
tuada, 10 hacen ell lugar ~preferido de m6dicos y enfermos'

En- yarias ocasioneS y con diStlntoS
motives, nos hemos venido Ocupan-
do en las columnaS de la Prensa'
del ~portentoso progreso de eSta clU-
dad de San Antonio, que hace apenas
unos cuantoS amos c~onServaba 81 as
petto lie poblaci0n lie segundo orden,
Y que de IN luStro Z esta fecha sc ha
lido convirtiendo en- n magnifjca y
moderna ciudad donde no falta va
ninguna De las comodidadeS n! de las
conveniencias. nj de las bellezaS de.
los grandeS centres de civilization.
En- efecto. e. crecimiento De San
Antonio Ia sido Y eSta S!end0 algo
maravilloso. FL aumento de Ia po5!a-
ci6n. debido en- parte al auge natural
de los negocioS y ell parte, Y muy
grande. = IA concentration militar de
Que TODD e! munGo tiene conoclm!ento,
eSta contrihuyendo todos los dias i
nueroS progresses. = ruevOS adelaAtoS.
Z nuevas edificaciones. IN todos los
rumbos de II ciuGad hay fiebre lie
conStruccione~. En- todas parties sc le-
vanran fincas destinadaS i todas las
necesidadeS que impone e! ensancha-
miento Ge esta ciudad. ob!igada cons
-tantemente = engrandecerSe por IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-19
LA ESPOSA De TN
EHpLEADO DELCAM=
Pc WILSON, Dice
QUE AHGRA ES
DEL TODD
FELIZ
Durante un ano su salud es.
tuyo quebrantaoa, pero
el Tanlac puso fin a
todcs sus males

Eel Taulac NE trajo cl al!v!o de>-
pu-s de que rodo habia fracasado. Y
me ia rcpuesto de tan m~araVilosa
manera. que Bor NADIA del mundo eS-
taria sin e." declare hace POGO n
Sra. Oscar Thornton. que habita en-
l. casa No. al Al OeSte de Il ca
lie De Houston. : cuyo esposo eSta
empleado en- los eG;ficioS de acanto-
namiento del Campo Wilson. ' = don
de vino hace algunoS meses. proce-
dente de San Marcos.
"Hace como un ano, cuando II! sa-
Iud empezo = Observation-Disclosures
f;cilmente podia ONE cosa alguna
sin que NE hiciera dano. Todo Sc
me f~ermentaba en- e estomagO. don
DC sent;a aIgo como Il cosa que
ne moleStaba y 10 qun ne tenia en- las
mas miserab.eS condolences de dia Y
Ge noche. Mis- ni2nos y mis- pies es-
taban hinchadoS. Y mis- nervioS sc en-
coutraban en- JaI cSJado &c eNcita-
ci0n, que Gificilmente po&;a dormir;
' en- las maHaaa>. a levantarme, me
sentia tan canSada ' mO!esta como
~ Ia noche en- que me- iba = Il cana.
Pero ahora soy del tcGo fe.iz. porquc
he ganaGo cinco lbras lie peso con
m p-.mera botel.a de Tau!ac. ' mi
apetico ha mejoraGo de tai manera.
que ahora puedo conner todO 10 que
Cuiero. sin sentir despUes Ia mas Pc
quena mole<tia. Duer7no toGa Ia no
che como IN bebe y q leyantarme por
las manaras ne S!entO muy bien. con
mas fUerzaS : energ!2s De las que
he ten:do desde mace varios amos. Sc
guramence que e TanIac e Il mejor
medicina que he tornado IN m: vida.
y siempre In r~ecoraeDda-r - Ii ne
jor Il que pueda.'
TANLAC. 50 veHGe en- San Antonio
ror IA Wd-1s-s 1r.- Co, 407 East
Houston s.. : pv- - Neier'S Phar-
macy. 1872 West C~oa~+scce St, halo
II direction personal d IN represent
tante especial del Ta1.ac. o Sc enyia-
ri por estas boticas u c~ualquier direc-
ci6n al recibo de 81 valor que - 81
por botella. Siempre cue Sc iacluyan
estamp;!las SufjcienCeS para e. porte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-19

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Octubre Is.
Frcl Gallerani. GeSpueS de haber
cometido ell asesinato de IN hombre '
ana muier en- West Springfield. fue
ca2turado Ia tarde del - de los CO.
r~r.entes. tras de haher S]ostenido dcs-
csperada lucha con Ia genie que le
perseguia V al final de Ia cual lJch.
Sc le halo en- eStado de coma, jun
to al cuerDo de su muier. Persegul-
do durante el dia Y tres nocheS con-
,ccutivas. reducido ii ultimo extreme
busc6 refugio en- una casa de Fec
ding Hill Z donde habia conducido Z
su mujer Y ~formandose ALI una ba-
rricada hiZo frentc " Sis Dersegridc-
res.
81 Gallerani. cnmedio de SUI descs-
peraci6n. Sc hiri0 q 81 mismo inten-
tando matarse 0 81 fuc herido por al
guna de las balas disparadas por los
honbrcS que ,omponian Ia pose. nc ha
DcdiGo dcterminarSe, pcro Sc cree que
matD u 81 mujer Y deSpucS intentn
s~u.cida-Sc cuandO VA IL hahian a
gotadu las mun!cioneS. Durante COS
horas anteS de que Ga!!erani fucsc
~capturado. devoIvid ba;u por hala d
los que pretcndian ca?:urarlo. pero
pasado aQucl tempo. la Cas-. Tue au-
cada con e. prop0sito de dar fin q
L. c;.za del ie~lincuente; las pucrtas
fueron cchadas abajo y mas de cien
hcmbreS que comp0ni&I Ia partida hi
cieror irrupci"n por ia> GALES. pero Sc
eHcont-aron con que Galle.ani eStaha
tcnGiGo en- e. Suelo iunto I! cadaver
De su mIjcr, V con II herida Ell Il
cabcZa que lie hah:a privado del CO.
nocimiento. Desde g! iuevcS doce. Ia
partida en- persecution de aQuel nom
bre habia recoT:Go todos los bosoucs
de West Springfield ha$ta Feeding
Hill.
Despues de eonstantes ~disgustos. So
mujcr lie habia abandonado.
DespueS de ur.a larga seric de que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-19
Tremendo drama pasionaI en- las
cercanfas de Springfield, Mass.
I'm marido abandonado, al convencerss de que su esposa
no guerra reconciliarse, mato a este y a dos perso-
mas mas, = trato de suicidsrse
Sostuvo IN combate con Ia policia que 10 iba
p~erseguir, hasta que Sc le agoto Ell parqne

rellas Y disguatos domesticos, Ia eS-
posa de Gallerani lie abandon6 V Sc
fuG Il vivir con el matrimonio Clement
Martini. en- West Springfield. Gale
rani lie suplic6 vagamente que regre-
sase u SUI casa. En- vista del f:rme
prop6sito de su mu ier de no voivcr
mas a vivir con 81, Gallerani. acompa-
i!aGo de otro indiv;duo. tom0 III au-
tom0vil V Sc diriei0 a casa de los IS
poses Martini. como 4 Ia ! de la ma
mana del ~jucves. LEGO 4 Ia casa Y
piIio que su mujer regresase con q .
IA suya. Ella Sc rchus6 ' Ell Ia lucha
a que esto diH iugar, Martini Y SUI
prira. Ia sonora Della K. Gallerani
qIcdaron muertos d halazos Y ID So
Hcra Martini gravemcntc herid2. Ga
llerani tomo consi%o a 81 muier Y hu-
W IN el auto. en- Ia direction de! bOs-
que de Feeding Hill. Immediate
mentc que las autoriGsdes tuvicron
c~onocimiento De los hcchoS organiza-
Tor una nartida que pronta:nentc SC
puso en- moyimiento. pero hasta Ia
tarde de aver Gallerani no pudo ser
!ocaliZsdo. .AlGuicn dijo I Ia p6licia
que hauia ~l'eyn!o 4 81 mujer q IL casa
dc unoS par!eAtes. en- IN lugar apar-
taLo Ell {! coraZ6n de los boSques.
Encabezada por Ed. Bromagc. jefe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-19
ACTgbLlDaDES EXTRhRJ[RhS
Wicne de Ia ga
Dos horaS ~GeSpuey:
Mi Ten;ente:

vi leRiente:
"Regreso De cumplir Ga peSada IL
rea i crei era de mi deber. Me ira
ie al S~ubteniente Ge>Ge 4rr!ba. lie n
~llanura. Esta muerto y tiene Ia cabe-
"a completamente de>pedaZada. Nolvi
en- seguida . buscar a! hombre cue
estaba cerca De e. Esta her:do. va
vera listed mi Teniente, que este ha
sido IN bello dia para mi. FL Cororel
ne propone para que 50 ne cCnceGa
IA medalla mi!itar ' Ia Cruz de "a
guerra. Evoy . disfrUtar de cuacro
Iias lie permiso. Ire 4 estcecnar Z I'd,
IA mano con TODD mi coraZon. lie doy
= listed las %raciaS. n. Teniente
Dues listed Ia hecho de nj c! hombre
mas Gicho>o De Ia terra. Va " listed
que he mantenido n; p&.abra."
La ot-a car;a eStaha Girigidu. i%ual
mente. al Teniente Leveque:
Me siento verdadcrameate feliz de
hacer 0 i listed e b~r!!lante
ccmportamiento que ACADIA lie obser-
var 81 Soldado Pasqu!ou. de mi Com
pania. que fue. anteS. cliente suyo.
Ell 81 de AgcSto. t! S~ubtenierte
Bots ' e. SoIdado BroSse2u fueron. e.
uno muerto V e. otro heSido mientras
llevaban 4 cabo IN reconocimiento en-
Ia proximidad de las lineaS enemigaS.
La patrulla = Ia que Sc le di5 el en-
cargo de irlos q reco&er no puio UNI
plir con el pueS sc 10 impidio e.
fuego de una ametralIadora. La ope-
raci6n habia sjdo ~aplazada en- vista
de clio.
"Habiendo llegado & conocimiento
De Pasquiou. Due Sc e]ncontraba en- Ia
reserva, que 81 Official habia desapa-
recido. tuvo un gesto heroico.
Sin orden para edo : sin darme
cuenta de Su intencion. Sc lanzj i las
ocho De Ia manana ' av.nzando de pie
pOI IL !LG44uta SC pASO - OISSdL ~
los deSaparecidos. Tuvo Ia fortuna de
encontrarloS cerca de las alambra-
daS alemanas. Cogi6 al Official sobre
SuS espaldaS V volvi6 con e. al pc
queno pueSto. Embellishments deS-
pueS. Sc volvio q ir q recoger a su
companero, habiendo verificado 81 Sc
gundo viaje en- las miSmaS condolences
que e. primero. Es I'm heroe.
"Espero que dentro de- algun!os
dias tendra satisfaction de escribirIe
: listed para communicable una buena
notIcia. FL le ha ~empenado 4 listed 81
paiabra de ~comportarse como un bra
vO '. a mi, e me ha dicho que este
no es mas que el principle.
"Reciba listed etc.
Dupuis. Teniente del no Regi-
miento."
DespueS de Ia lectura de estas car
tas, el Coronel Grossin, que no trata
ba de ocultar su emoci6n, dijo al Sc
nor Poupet:
-"iEsta aqui el cliente de listed?
ST. mi Coronel, respondi6 eI de-
fensor.
-iPresente, dijo Pasquiou.
e Coronel 10 hizo entonces vanza
hasta Ia barra. En- eSta OCCASION no
era va IN acusado: el bravo soldado
estaba radiante del jubilo del deber
cumplido.
III NE habiais prometido. lie diio
el Coronel en- medic del mas profun-
do silencio, rehabilitarte; has cumpIi-
do u palabra; perniteme que te es-
treche Ia mano; TODD queda olvidado."
Official Y soldado cambiaron III es-
trecho aorazo en- tanto que las Iagri-
acudian 8 los ojos de todos los
cue preseuciaban esta escena V que
ls joven sonora Pasquiou, pues el
~, ot~s-.,-io - eoS S.o |
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-19

lud. Per que hay que hacer cOnstar
! oue las m~agnificas condolences eli
matericas de San Antonio, su inmeJo-
rab]e ~situaciGn Sobre iaS sinuoSIda-
dos de nm terreno azotado conStante-
mente nor vientoS SaludableS, Y SUI
extension. que evita el hacIm:ento de
viviendas y per:nite obtener 4 cada
: habitante una inmcnSa cantldad lie
! aire puro del que &c carece en- las
urteS populosu'. han hecho de eS'a
ciudad Ia Mecca de los tur!atas y ell
lugar predilccto dc meGlcoS Y de en-
! fe,mo,: los amos porque Saben que
ccrIandc con 81 primordial e!emento
de Il ciudad sana. tienen andada
mas de Ia mitad del canine para Gu
rar con buen eXito, Y los otroS por-
uue vicaen atraiGOs por II reputation
de los medicoS V de los sanator!os, asi
como por n fama que de c!udad HI
gitrica V Saludable. tiene yanado San
Antonio en- todo =! Sur de Ia Union
americana.
: ,,,,. ,.i,,o ro,.e.a or,e no han
. Ia rr;re-o ;mnortan-
ci. las ~saludablcS condolences climate
l6gicas de Saa Antonio Y el estab!e-
.;,,;e,.o 6a n,apDificos sanatorios en-
elm para 81 rapidiSimo crecimiento
L. ). .;,l.E. moro ,~hcndardo IN poco
ul,-o -. ,or+;c,,lar cono nos hemos
,b,-4or n escribi- eStas
r. J., .o,.Irs;6r da
~ !. ms, Ind
@. ,u+o,;o 81 ;.,al one
,,l,,.;o,o. 10 california =
,...;.,u, Ia .odos ~,cnsIIos luoa-
..:.;Ioo;,Io. ,c,. - natnraIeza
l.,a o, orr, marie IL prorreso = SUI
+,r,. 10 cindad SAN. = de china deli
.fcsc
3 49,
-
Il" ''''' -,
"''' H@
,, =,
:,I.I -. Jo..;
:..1
go. h..
.-E- G..
- H
, .n....r; 49, ho,oi,a} To. hay 4.
.olcs 10. -ama5,s = do INA yar;edad
: ,,,,. rro,da de- formas = dispo,icio-
,as. jc.do II mod.s+a casa d.. made
- Iande g. recibe = unos cuantos en-
+a,r,os bos+o - suntuoso edificio
, cors.r,;6o con todaS las modernas
! .x;o.,c;as do L. riencia y con toGos
Ios ~raf;ram;entos del comfort y del
,,:, u.l;.o, 40 ,o5a. u. Macdonald
Ill.,, u, o,i5,sc. , ,u;o,os
u s;.+;r,o. l,,uoro do las
v.+.do. rr;Jos y do Naxico -, hpsca
; ia .,,,,i co,,an5ose entre eIIos ner-
scnaliiades muy distinguidas de Ia
ciencia medica De nuestro pals. quie-
ne: han venido a poner su contribu-
ci6p On 81 movimiento que. convirtien
DO 2 San Antonio en- IN centro mtdi-
co de primera importancia. ha ayuda-
do al de~sarrol!o general de la ciudad
de que los venlmoS ~ocupando.
Motive de orgu!Io para ia colonia
mayicara. y tcs,imonio irrecusahIe de
cuanto homo, venido dirjeDdo. eS 81
sanatorio que en- 81 paroue Bracken-
| ridya as,i I.yartar6o o. senior doctor
Urrutia. miembro distirguido de csc
grupo de eminentes medicoS mexica-
nos de que acabamos de hacer men
cIon' : cuyo prestlgio como clruJano
IL" |s'"1o ~ ''e que
ooros T., lac Wi. -amotos -ac,ona.
de nuestro pals. en- busca de alivio
para sus dolencias.
Fl Sanatorio del Doctor U~rr7,tia
secuu hemos podido saber. estara
montado con todos los elementoS que
ID c'e"''a meulca mouerha requiere
va " -"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-19

Cusndo necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio e. Lozano.-11s
y. Sta. Ross Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-19

Uasa 4 II pag. "a. Col. Ca
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DespueS de ura larga seric De que
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-29
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
School commences Mondap.

Fourteen pages this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grill are the
proud parents of baby daughter.
One hundred additional men have
been notified by the local exemption
board to appear at the court house
III penison on Saturday morning of
this week to take the physical exam
nation. With this second call four
hundred men out of the 223O who
registered on June 5th have been call
ed to appear for examination.
A report from Washington. dated
August 29th. states that Red Cross
membership has reached $500. 900
at the beginning of the year the to.
tai was 275.O0O. Illinois leads all the
states. having 514 los. New York and
Pennsylvania are second and third
while Iowa ranks seventh, with ll6.-
SIS. Ohio, California and Michigan
Outrank Iowa.
Another land auct On sale adver-
tised in this issue of the Review is
that OF C.. II. Graw. who will sell his
gao acre farm located in Guthrie
county Iowa, on Thursday. Septem-
Der 9th. Here is all opportunity to
purchase a really excellent farm at
your own price. Tate and McLaugh
lin. Of Manning. will cry the sale. For
full particulars OF this sale read the
announcement on page : of the first
section.
Weed and Wilson are using space
in this issue of the Review to adver-
tise farm of 100 acres located in
Willow township, which will be sold
at auction on next ednesday at 2:3O
O'Clock in the afternoon. This farm
is well improved. all fenced and cross
fenced. and should be seen to be ap.
preciated. 1t is located 3l2 miles
south of Charter Oak. Malone Bros.
will cry this sale and p. +. Fienc
will be the clerk.
The G. NJ. McAhren home. located
and Walnut street. was sold at public
auction Saturday afternoon to Mir. Pat
rick Hassett for $3,335. which was the
highest bid. Mr.. McAhren disposed
Of his household goods at auction and
will make his home in Sioux City with
his, son, W. d. McAhren. Mr.. Me-
OF Denison and his old friends are in
deed sorry to have him leave.
The annual Methodist Sunday
school picnic is being held today at
Coon Grove. just south OF Denison.
The picnic is not confined alone to
he members of the Sunday school,
but many of the members a the con-
gregation are enjoying the festivities.
Autos were Communicated this morn
ing to take the crowd to the grove.
Picnic lunch was served at the noon
hour and the afternoon is being de-
voted to games and sports for the lit
tie folks Rev Cable of Council
Bluffs. will speak this afternoon. al
ter which ice cream and cake will be
served From reports reaching this
office everyone is enjoying the affair
to the utmost.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-29
LAKE VIEW WINS ANOTHER,

The Seven Cairns brothers admin.
istered to defeat to Odebolt and
expected to pull down an easy victory
from Lake View at Reeds grove last
Sunday. but greatly missed their cal
culations. the home team winning
this fast contest 1 to 2 Eddie Ca.
tena. formerly OF the All Nations,
was in the box for the visitors and
Home Run Happe heaved for the
local team. Kid Cordcman. Of Sac
City, did the heavy work behind the
bat. Cairns got a home run. the sec
ond made on the diamond this year.
Next Sunday Lake View is not eX
pectins a walkaway when they meet
Anthem at Reeds grove. The visitors
will use Bud" Hinckley in the box
and he is one Of the fastest pitchers
in western Iowa. Happe will work
for Lake View
The usual amusements will be on
hand, and Clemmon's orchestra will
furnish the music, especially in tlc
evening
Odebolt and Lake View will play
the first of series of games for the
Sac county championship at Early on
September 5th for a 500 purse and a
percentage OF gate receipts. 35-lt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-29
FOR" SALE

AM Ot'FTRlNG FOR SALE SEW
en- Crawford county farms that ! own
my self, on easy terms at very low
rate of interest Come and see me
and tell me why you want to rent
farm when you can buy one from me
on easy terms where the interest you
pay is several dollars per acre less
than the rest you will have to pay
for the same kind of land. 1t is to
your interest TO call and see me: |
can save you money and put you i'll
d home of your own. j. 7. Jones.
Room l.. First National Bank Build.
ing, DeniSOn, Iowa. 35-2t
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COMPANY B. EN7RAlNS SOUTH
(COntinLcd from page u

on the reservation. The Review will
not be surprised to learn that hops"
sponsored by women's clubs. street
dansantS, take a soldier home to
dinner campaign" and recreation and
amusement features will be provided
for the men of Company B.
Crowd Out Vice.
According TO- newspaper reports.
clean. wholesome, constructive di-
versions are going to crowd out the
vicious forms OF amusement that have
unnamed many an army.
Plans are under way, according to
these statements. to entertain rela-
tivcs and friends OF the guardsmen.
This work will be in charge of the
Young Womens' Christian association.
Representatives will be at the station
to meet trains and make the visitors
welcome and make arrangements for
their Accommodation while there.
Tons of writing material will be
given away by the Young Mems Chris
tian association in its halls.
An army tlleater with q seating ca
pacity Of l.2UO is now under cOnstruc-
ton ut DcminG, where good whole
some productions will be billed.
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE
IOWA
FOR SALE


ONE OF THE BEST 200 ACRE
farms in Green county. Good I'M
provcments. all tiled and in a high
state Of cultivation. Lays fine, no
rock, gravel, or gullies, flowing we'll
near house Price $l95 per acre.
ALSO 200 ACRE STOCK FARM,
100 acres fine laying i'll cultiva-
ton, balance timber with about 40
acres cut off and in pasture. Improve
mcnts poor but soil the very best A
chance to make some money at the
price. $l35.
A NUMBER or OTHER FARMS
in the best corn belt of Iowa. IF you
want to max" 4 charge or are tired
OF renting. call on or address, j. Il.
Miller. Box 1872, Coon Rapids. Iowa.
33-tf.
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George Hall, Ethel Cook, Earl Sim
mons.
kiron school: Leonard Johnson.
ROyle Nelson, Florence Johnson. Ger
trude Milburn, Lydia Turin.
Deloit school: Ardath Cose. Sarah
A. Gardner
Aspinwall school: Alma Schrum.
Milda Schwiesow. Amanda Schroeder,
Mabe Drus. Emil Silnow.
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There IS more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years 1t was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment. pronounced
it incurable. Catarrh is a local disease.
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by I. j. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo. Ohio. is a constitutional
remedy. Is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
Of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
T.. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.