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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-12

The Young Negro Men Business
League meets every Monday night
in the month.
Mrs. 7. Snow is expecting the re-
turn of her husband. Mr.. Carol Snow
from over seas soon.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-12
N0icei

have moved in my new place
for business and l am now ready to
accommodate you, one and all. Work
guaranteed satisfactory or money re-
funded
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-12
i. ID. Caraway,
North 18th Mill S

NUTlH I0ln MIL 81.
Mrs. Annie Barrens has improved
from long spell of illness and is
doing nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Nellie Thompson are
improving their home.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-12
Watts Liver Powder.

The worlds great remedy fer Bill
iousness, Indigestion. Heartburn
Sick-Headache. Sour Stomach, Colds
Collie, Cramps. Loss Of Appetite, Con-
stipation and etc. Taste like pep
permint candy. Ask your druggist
for it. Manufactured by p. w
WATTS, Little Gem Drug Store
Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-12

Send P. O.. or Express money order
payable to-
10 cents extra with order.
E. j. COTTON 90.
9 West California Ave-.
Oklahoma City, Okla. 12~7-4i
Agents wanted. Write for terms
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-06
Arhri1frf trufr.
H.nuiplbanias Mrbeiocrforbnn6 tr1t=
er meb itatspib Streif. Torlan=
ger vfoni ititntipnel Jribeb".

Yittsburgb 6en 36ie geop. Eenn-
iDlbonia trueoes ibag ,ne6 en- ltat5pib
Streif, bpis @uberner Gproul af=
lloar en- @nme6ning fra State11s Mr=
6ei6erforbur1b ON at inbfal6e 2egis=
laturen til ct ipecielt Mebe for at
gjerinofere ~fonltitutionel 6ribeb i
Staten" og f11ngere 1o1n en- 9tiesret
moo ofent1iee Gn1beosnpno, Der
Ian anflages og fi16es 1fp!oige i
Obertrp6elle of 2oben og li11 gm-
beoseo."
Jorbun6ets 2zDages Meoe, Ser
ajournere6e igonr, bifa1bt set l1Iti=
motum, iom 9e6erne i6ag uoarbeibe-
ae for at 1enbe til @uperngren. Me<
Set - Der ionnenfalbtes, at Mpnoig=
heoerne negtebe at tiIIobe 5taaI-
ltreiferl1e ot bolbe Msoer - beotog
en- Reiolution opforbrenbe Ser1bone=,
@rube- og Gtaalarbci6ere til at Iaa
Jig {ommen og npete at goa me6 paa
slfgjsrelier, Ser life ti1freosltiIler
a1le Mrbeioere. Mgoet beotog at
Itptte finoniielt og moralif oe itrei=
fe,16e &ulgrubeorbei0ere.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-06
zapattHtrr fangnr.
Garransatrpppcr tager ca. nj bnnbrc,
be &ebeller tilfange en @r,1be
/ Stateu Nprelps.

@albeston &eras, ben -3oie Roo.
General Manuel Sa1ofor, Sefretpr
bos 3opata og politilf S5grer for 3D.
pati|terne, og gDeraoo Gon5oles,
3apotas giterfe1ger, iarnt alle
gie1,berenoe 3apntn Eropper IL
BEN 3apatas Dp6, er taeet til.
fange ben gamle 1panife @rube
uSuamatlo" / Staten Morelos. Oft
cielle gfterretninger til set 1nerifan-
1fe Goni1lat ber beretter ON en- af o.
melt ieniationelle 4ntit1lntioner /
Sc rnerifanffe 3ebolntioners Si1torie.
Rebellerne iegte GilfIugt i @ru-
BEN for ober 2 Tiger iiben, 6a 5000
feoerale Solbater nnber General Co.
flo Rebelo Iog 3apntiiterne pao
5lugt. 8ropperne on1ringeoe Cruz
Ben og efter Is Cages 4nn1p u6e,1
m1ore 2ebnetsn1ioler eIler 8ano emo,
bbab Ser bar @r1ben, opergob 4e-
bellerne fig. Ga. 900 bieb toget Ill
fange. Nlle 8opirer beorprenoc
3npntiit Hebolutionen blep toget,
oeribIn1bt mango bigtige 9ofumer1=
ter. S @ru5en funbtes cginn 400
9eite og ct fort arfnol, oeribIanot
mango Runoner og nlinore gaabe1.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-06
Et1gflBkr Arhfinfrr.
Ir5eioerpartiet binber en- neiten
lanbspib 6cir neb be fp,nmu=
male &alg Gnslanb.

2onbon ben 3bie Stop. Opgoper
ira 2proags foumunale BaIg pilte
ioognorges npIten la11bsbib SER for
arbeioerportiet. Set por fprlt Gang
Arbeioerpartiet bopoe figureret en6=
og 1om go. 2 / forannnole 8ulg.
5ene 0pgaber fra 9onoon bite Ell
ege'oe Weiorifet for arbetoerpar=
tiet meo 1pecielt mango 5ten1mer
Observation-Disclosures
S Sbore6itcb ilog Nrbeiberitem=
,merne Sir 9usbp 9ir6, Ser mango
aor boobe beret WfaDor. slrbaioer=
ne bn1gte 80 @pitpre1neolemmer. Ge
rrogreslipe og BET fon1munale He=
iormpnrti, Ser tibligere fontrolereoe
9Dltpret, bopbe bare faoet boIgt 10
9pItDremeblenmer ifb!ge 0pgaperne.
slrbeiberportiet ieire6e / Gan1ber-
nell og balgte ben nDe MaDor. S
gatesbea6 balgte set alle nj 9omm,1<
,le1ngn6 og log to l1nio,1ilter og tire
liberale SSSpsmicb.
Sfjent Mrbeioerpurt,et fife banot
aontrol 2iperpoo1 og 5beifiel6, fit
oe ti0ligere l1nioniIt= og liberale
Maioriteter ct olpor1igt Gtgo. s
8riltol al1tpbebe 0pgoberne, at Or
beioerpqrtict banbt 6 Blaoie. s
Rottingban1 tog oets aonoiooter 7
at 6e 9 N1obie og trueoe oen fonIer=
ratiDe Maioritet. &pi11berne gjoroe
oct be6It / 2eiDisban, bbor fem fpir=
oclige &anbiboter bleD bo1gt.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-06
UyHkr gtttat1Htr.
v0e iprnite Sfattrr bare io1n en-
9raabe 9apet paa bor @irl6,
Tiger Matbins Gr5berger.
2anbets itsrfe -8ubset forelnages
Observation-Disclosures Stats
girloen .212, ,OOO, 600, 600 Marf.

Berlin BEN Bite 0ft. uGe ippre.
tie Sfatter er bare ioln en- 9roabe +
'9apet paa Dor giplo, -ielbom 9D-
1ferne 1eber iom fineliifa @ulier," err
flereoe 6inansniniIter Matbins
er5berger, i6et ban inobrogte Gam
bets iterlte 8uoget for 9entionalfor-
1amlingen.
Gr5berger befier6teiorbe, at 8Df.
lanbs g#atsgiel6 MI bar 212,e0O,-
100000 Warf. Get nDe Buoget,
Ser blep beotaget trobs MooItanb al
baaoe 6e ultrnrooifole % ultrafon.
ierbatibe, beltemmcr en- 8nlance al
74,000,000,000 Morf:
ubgifterne / 1918 bar 10000
100000 Nearf, meoens 6e oroinere
5tatsinbtngter bare bor 5000, ,O00,-
600. Gr5berger iogoe, at oe npe
Statter Oente0es at bile g1be Doer'
liigere. 5000, 100000 W2arf. &
Berlin Ben 31te Oft. Natioanl.
for1cmlin9en pe6tog ibag 3bie Gangs
Sesning af 8u6getfori1 i1aget moo Sri.
repnrtiernes og Sc uafbensiges
'Ste1nmer og oiournereoe oerpaa til
20be Nob.
Sinnnsminiiter Matbias gr5berger
gaD en- Oper]igt oper SEN finaniielle
5ituation og 1agbe, at nDe Sfatter
pe11teoes at bringe 100000 900
Wnrf.. Ga Ger1ter,1e paa StatsgiRl-
BEN bilbe blibe 8,817 ,00O, 900.
Wnrf, iag6e gr5berger, at bans Dper-
lag ober Statsinotegterne for 1919
Dor fulbt oeffet. 9nn ti1fsiebe, at
Statsgjelben belsb fig til 2O4, ,000,..
100000 Warf og piloe peo l1ogongesl
of 1920 antaeelig belsbe Jig til 212,-
812>O00,00O Marf.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-06
Uraktatf&t / 3apat,.
Trcbstraftaten ratifiecret af Ben Der-
Be aHiereoe Nagt. sSnpans Sci
icr friuer 1nber.

Sofio SEN Site Ot. Sen iapanlfe
Hegiering rotificere6e ibog BEN tDife
6reostroftat. aeiieren unoerIfrep
Eraftuten, efterat Bebeimeraaoets
Sraftatfomite enitemnig boboe BIZ
folbt Sen:
(Sapan er BEN fierbe alliereoe
Deagt til at ratifieere Eraftaten. Get
bar forifret, at BET un1iboelbart efter
Ratififationen bill foitiette en- be-
lteWt 9io for @jeneipelie,t af 5bon.
tung til gbinn.) " y4E~
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-06
Anarfiiter bepr6ret eeporteret.

Au%>ttAA% ~SV<V%NA 0<f~A1AN4~
glebelono 6e,1> >3Ote Oft. 9eporta-
tionsororer bIeD beororet Der ibaq al
Gorene6e Stnters 9i]triftsaobofat
@erts for 6e ier Meno og oen enc
apinbe, oer bleb orreiteret / Gorbin=
oelle meo ct angipeligt 4onpIot ON
at terroriiere gIebelano og opertnge
"Opens Stpre Mai. @erts forfln,
rebe, at bette 5friot bare bor en-
SorbolbsregeI 9iIfelbe al, at ssnn-
gerne life bliper fat UNDER EiltaIe.
Npnbret pna @eiien til Snerige.
Chicago ben 3oie Nob. Gbiparo SOL
Ianb al 2nnesboro, Min1., Ser bor
pna Reiie til Sperige, n1antte llo.
iipthte lin Cur ibag, 90 ban bIeD ober-
falot % reDet at ire bepebneoe
Mano. 9oIln1lb bel1ie6e pno ct Cog,
90 ban bIep ftaniet af Nanoene og
tDl1rget til at gibe fra iig 9raDeIers
gbecfs for ct geIeb M $50
4
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-06

1trar bleD in61tillet til Beotagelie
tiltro6s for Monoells sSnbbe,1oInger.
Otter oen 9urtigbeb, bporn1eb Sol
lteabs &or1ite baboe ba116!et, inbIaa
Wr. Monoell, at bet pilbc bore bnar=
Zig @olitif at forbale Heiolutionens
(Sort1Rttes paa 2oen Sibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-06

Jranfriees 93eprelentant til Nation=
forbunoet. De belgi1fe Regiering5=
og arbeioeroelegoter lagoe, of 81
lter1te ia, bare >foroi De pfonon1ilfe
6orbolb tbnng Dem til oct, og Sules
Cartier, oe belgiife 4upitalilters Me=
preientant, afboI6t iig fra at fern=
me.
(Sortfpttes pan 2oen Si6e.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-06
garranaa bliper lift Brrfbent-

garransa bliper lift .Brrfbent-
fanoibat, Deerico gitp ben 2ben
9eoD. l1noer en- Greftelie aliere-
taro meo sSournaliIter fra Merieo
Gitp om De fommen6e gals erflR.
re0e PreIioert Gorran5a, at Der.
life bar 8run6 til at pette a11bet emo
ct. fre6eligt Ba1g i 2anoet, og ban
n1ente, at &an6ibater burbe begDn6e
at n1elbe Jig og arrnngere fine &an1-
pagner. Garran5a gje11tog, at ban
life biloe blipe &onoioat for en- tre-
Ole Eer1ni,1. San foretrof at oper<
laoe gmbe6et til Ell Mnr6 bnlgt peb
Jolfeofiten1ning og at treffe fig til
bnee til 9SriDatlipet.
Rrpiioe,1t garran5as grfleri11g
angoaenbe Balget ortnges at fnn
ilere 4anoibater til at iti1le Jig ina-
reit.
Eiterrieife @ertuser erflrrer sc.
pubEfeu Srpffab. g8ien ben 296e
Oft. 9en tibligere Grfebertug 6ro,15
SnIpator> ofoeoe Seller Gra1s SSo.
lefs 5bigerIen, bans tire 5pHner og
ire 9etre og ftp. erfebertug Peter
5eroinano, erfebertugi,,be Slice al
Goscana og @rfebertugin6e Mor;a
Ebereia bar fraIagt Jig alle fine Ton.
gelige Rreregatiber i Senbolo til
2oben of 9bie slpril iaar og bor er-
fleret fig for IoDale 8oraere al Ste
publifen. Observation-Disclosures bar
goofienbt oeres grflering. De Be.
bolber fine pribote 6oruu,er og pri.
bate @obier.
8roteit mob britiif gialg til Ame.
rita. ct. Ebon1os, girgin sssInnog,
oen 2soe Sft. 9nnoelsfamrene i Sc
britiif-peItinbiife Ger frernIatter
SS,1openbinger moo Monen ON 5al-
get al enoel af De brittle ger L.
geItinbie1r til be Sorene6e Stater for
at biRlpe til at. Iifpibere ben brittle
Rrigsg;Glo. Ge 8ebpgelien i,1-
teresiereoe filler fig obertp6et ON, at
tiItagenbe 9ribiel oberalt bet britt
tie Nige bill giere set uneoben6igt
for Storbritnn1ien at ifiIIe fig nf
n1eb nogen gel al Riget.
soritein Sabrs Gaber BIB.
vNfenpolten" i ariftiania fees, at
9rrer og aIoffer ql,i,t Goritenien Il
Solmeitra11o er afgoaet beb Geoel1
oerfieos oen 3Ote Septernber. De
efter1nbte gsrn er SeIene Eoritenien
og 5igri6 Sssabr, Norge, fan1t Eor-
iiein og gn11bor sSabr, gBnibingtol1
9 6. 5ennen aoritei,1 bar en-
lang aarrpffe Dpret anIat ! Son.
aresiens BibIiotbet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
American Delegates
Surprised by News

PARIS, July / Premier Lloyd
Georges statement in the house OF
commons yesterday regarding the trial
Of the former German emperor, came
as surprise to the members OF the
American peace delegation and to the
conference members generally Ii was
freely said III these circles that moth
ing had been communicated to them
regarding any decision by the council
of three as to the details of the place
Of trial and other matters disclosed
by the British premcr Nothing was
known concerning the matter it was
declared further than what was pro.
uded for IN the terms OF the peace
treaty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
ONE OF THE WAYS OF THE WORLD

when you went to the bank with your incomeax blank
1t made you exceedingly sad
To be told yod must on the following day,
More hard, ready cash than you had.
This tax, you complained. in a voice deeply panied,
Would bring TO the grave your gray hairs,
But you managed grin when your neighboD came in
To put up a howl about theirsl
The shock of despair too heavy to bear
When a of hard luck comes along;
(And they've come pretty fast in the average pasO;
And singles you out Of the hrong.
There relief for your violent grief,
But your bite suddenly mels
when find that the Fate that looms dark at your gate
Has victimired somebody else.
When you gloomy think that your favorite drink
Ut so be II CHANGED TO be boote)
Is more to be had, you are Prone to get mad
Or suffer a fit of the blues.
But the shines again very cheerily when
You find that your neighbor is sore,
And is yoicing his rage that he cannot assuage
His thirst for the brew any more.
When first we're laid low by staggering blow,
Disaster appears complete
That we lie where we FELL and observe This Is toughv
Nor try to get back our feet.
But wen look upon life and its stresses and strife
With vastly cheerful regard
When We learn Gas wiD with glad little thrill,
That others have Jared hard.
Copyright 1919. by Bell Syndicate Inc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04

general strike in Berlin has net vet
ma,eriali,ed but the labor situation
is critical,
There is much talk OF an impending
Spar,aciSt revolution backed by the
Hungarian Sovic, regime Bella Kun
has openly announced he would stage
a revolution in Germany and Austria
before the end Of this week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
PLENTY OF CARS
PROMISED TODAY
Oklahoma Railway Company
Promises Good Service,

Every available car on the tracks
of the Oklahoma Railway company
will be pressed into service to handle
Fourth OF July crowds today. Charles
Hoopcs, operating manager ct the
company, announced this morning
The worst congestion is expected on
the Belle Isle and ball park lines
The extra cars will not be put On
according 10 any particular schedule,
but viii be sent out 10 accommodate
~peaks" in the traffic, Hopes says
He estimates that the company will
be able to handle its buSines, with
out undue confusion or discontinue
10 the passengers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04

land, will preside at the trial OF VIII
liam HohensolleTn, former kaiser,
when he is arraigned here charged
with war responsibility. the Evening
News stated this afternoon.
The proceedings will he conducted
in English and the former war lord
will be compelled to stand while the
charges against hin are being read
II is expected that the kaiser will be
deltered by Holland after proper nc
rotiations and that he will be de-
tended by German counsel.
Lord Summer was formerly lord
justice Of appeals and Judge Of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
Mexican General
Leads Costa Rica
Reds in Fighting

MANAGUA Nc, lu'y Costa
Rican tcolutioniSts, under the lead
er>h'n OF the Mexican general Man
ucl Chao. last nigh, attacked and dis
lodged the forces OF President Tim
oco Of Costa Rica. from their ad-
vanccd positions. The revolutloniStS
captured Quantities OF arms and pro
visions There were many casualtes
IN the Sighting, IT is reported.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04

to William Hohenzolern and his son
constituted permission for them to
reside in Holland The prospect OF
having tlr kaiser in England as a
state prisoner htS given the public a
great topic OF discussion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
ESTHokIkNS TAKE
B0lDERA FORTRESS

COPENHAGEN. Iuly 4 -Esthonan
war,hips have captured the fortress
OF Roldcra at the mouth Of the Dvina
river and have cleared the river OF
German armed vessel, as far as the
Mu"hlrrabe canal.
An E0hon,an official statement
containing this announcement says
tina. four of the German vessels wNe
.,1n,mred
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
Fair Meeting Called.

A meeting OF the county fair board
has been called ior Monday after
noon in the office of {. X Donart,
county agent At this meeting a budget
;ol the fund, TO be spent for the fair
will be drawn up, Donart says.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04

high court of justice. Kings bench
division.
According to the Central News, the
ex-k'iscr will not be imprson d in
the Tower of London. as previou ly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04

No ugly primy StreakS on the
clothes when Red Cross Ball Rluc :,
used Good blung gets good result,
All groccrS carry It's (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
FIFTEEN HUNDRED MEN
STRIKE AT FRANKFURT 7

BERLIN. July FIFTEEN hundred
railway men were called out on strike
a, frankfurt today. The threatened
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
POLlCE!!!!

A strange fluid called Rear Cat" II
being sold right over the counter OF
stores In this city. See Sundays paper.
(AdyD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
when Baby is Teething

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDI-
CINE will correct the Stomach and
Bowel troubles. Perfectly harmless.
See directions on the bottle. Price,
SOC (Adv J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04

reported, but will be kept ir .
cluded house near London.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04

case does not come under extradition
treaties and the charge of supreme
oiienSe against International morality
and the sanctity OF treaties is not
covered by existing laws.
The Nieuwc Rot,erdamsche Cour-
ant in an article which is repu,ed -
have been inspired. recently said that
the Dutch government, might be pre-
pared 10 make the necessary changes
~ IT'S constitutional law on being
given certain guarantees as to the
constitution OF the cour, and the char
acter OF the trial. The guarantees
specified by the newspaper were that
impartial Judges who would not be o:
accusing nationalitieS, would preside
and that the former emperor might be
given the right 10 produce all avail
able evidence in his defense
Hollands State Prisoner
The HaudclSblad OF Amsterdam re
Gently said regarding the iormec en-
pcror and crown prince Both o.
them have been admitted to this coun-
Try as a matter OF fact not as a mat
ter ot right for no authorization ta
travel or reside IN Holland has been
issued TO them IN accordance with the
Law OF lSl9 relating to ,oreigncy,
NOT are they intcrncd as dangerou,
foreigners under the temporary las
OF 1893, which requires that for
elgner to be ,nterncd must be deemed
dangerous to public order, safety
health or morality
The newspaper points ont that Tor.
eignerS not IN possession oi an auth
orllatlon 20 travel or reside here may
be put over the frontier from which
they came
Legal opinion here is that liol-
lands action in assigning residence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
FORMER KAISER TO
BE TRIED EARLY IN
FALL, LONDON VIEW
Wv DEN

which demand would he untenabI,
under 'hc law, since the eN-kaiSer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04

ckiryin Grill food and service de-
li"H' the women (Alv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
London News Says
Sumner May Be Judge

LONDON. luly ! Lord Sumner,
one ol the foremost lurlStS IN Eng
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20
BIG RAID MADE At MAPLEroN
Gambling ParaphernaIia Suggesting
+. Old Times In Council Bluffs
is Found Yesterday.

MAPLETON, Ia, Aug. 16-Gambling
paraphernalia that rivaled some of the
fashionable places in the palmy days
Of Council Bluffs, was uncovered here
yesterday in raid made by the Rev.
c. NJ Macmillan, and State Agent
Henry Terrill. A dozen persons were
arrested, charged with crimes varying
from gambling to operating house
of i'll fame. r&
: The evidence was secured by two
of Attorney General Havner's spot.
tiers, who, it is said, have been in
Mapleton for the past ten days. n
Oscar Koontz was arrested for op-
ating a gambling house. The Rev.
Mr. Macmillan says they found loaded
dice and 200 packs Of cards.
William Booth and Webb Booth
were arrested as inmates, Herb Booth
was arrested for soliciting; Jane
Smothers is held as disreputable
woman; Frank Earlywine,, Henry
Cook and Henry Needemyer are held
for bootlegging; Taylor Phipps faces
a charge of operating gambling
house, and Herman Zeems and Casper
Schooner, farmers, were held to the
grand jury in connection with liquor
found there.
One thousand dollars worth of whis-
key was confiscated. Other arrests
will follow, it is said. The defendants
were arraigned before Justice George
Holbrook, and waived to the Septem-
Der grand jury. Bonds were given by
all,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20
NEW BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
Columbia Coffee & Tea House Of Dav
export to Open Branch Store in
Denison Next Month.

Another business enterprise will be
launched in Denison next month. The
Columbia Coffee & Tea house of DAY.
export have leased the store room in
the Review building and will open up
branch store here on September IL.
This company is opening up num-
Der of branch stores throughout the
state and is a large concern. Robert
Unger, ST., is the. president of the
company, F. w, sUnger, vice-president,
and S. W. sSeelig, secretary and treas
urer Mr. Otto Voelliger will have
charge OF the branch in Denison.
The Holley Music Store have occu-
pied the store room in the Review
building since they came to Denison,
but did not renew their lease which
expired on August lst. We under
stand that they intend to occupy the
Miller building now occupied, by the
'Denison Storage Battery company,
and the Model Electric about October
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tuce leaf and serve with sour cream
dressing or with simple French dress
ing. r.,
Cottage Cheese Salad.-Shape small
fiat cakes Of nicely seasoned cottage
cheese, make a depression in the cen.
ter with a spoon and fill with any ia
vorite jelly or jam. Serve on plate
or fresh lettuce. :
Dutch SaIad.-Arrange well washed
and drained lettuce in a bowl. Pour
over three or four tablespoonful OF
hot bacon fat, season with salt and
pepper, then add a tablespoonful or
two Of hot vinegar Serve sprinkled
with bits Of fried bacon or minced ham.
Onion may be added to this salad, or
not as the taste dictates. Ii
The average boiled dressing 8, IL
spoiled by the addition Of too much
mustard It is safe to cut down near.
~ all proportions Of mustard in most
recipes one-half and in many three
fourths. One-fourth of teaspoonful
Of mustard is sufficient to season an
ordinary recipe for salad dressing
Mustard is highly Irritating, as one
knows when it is used as plaster for
the skin. so 1t is reasonable TO- sup
pose that the delicate membrane OF
the digestive tract is also irritated by
Its use. For most tastes an eighth
Of a teaspoonful Is sufficient to give
the desired flavor and in some dress.
ings pinch is all that is required.
Simple Russian SaIad.-Arrange a
bowl Of crisp lettuce and heap chopped,
seasoned tomatoes on the lettuce. Serve
with any desired salad dressing.
Cottage Cheese salad.-Take a pint
Of cottage cheese, add two tablespoon
fuls each Of shredded chives and
minced parsley, or green peppers, sea
son with salt. add one-half cupful Of
salad dressing and four cupfuls Of
shredded lettuce. Heap the cheese on
the nests Of lettuce and serve at once,