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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13
Since July. 1st there are not 80 many
men who go down town every eve
ming to learn the news.
JUST MissEp, SEEING FATHER 4 !


When It comes to the matter Of 20
slitical trickefy, modern nations one
and all seem to BE pretty well tar ARE
with the same brush. The following
incident retOld with flavor Of Gallo
irony by the Cri de Paris Is said to
have taken place at Toulouse,
i On election day a young man came
to d booth to vote.
"But, monsieur" said one Of the
oyerseers, 'syou have already voted
II? Altos done! ! am certain that
] have not"
IA search being made Of the records,
It is discovered that there has been an
error In the recording Of the Christian
name. It is not Marius Tartarin that
has voted but Gonzague Tartarin.
""Gonzague !" cried the young man
.'you are quite sure that he has .yot-
ed?' I'LL = i
Eyes, indeed ! Look, here is the reg
lister s.
..Ah; how regret not having been
here" said the young man: Il would
5haye embraced him with much pleas
+ure. He is my father"
.sYour father?"
eyes, and hive not seen him since
he died. four years ago."-The Living
Age.
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of West Side spent Sunday afternoon
here with relatives and friends.
C.. Fl. Norton have moved to the Ma
lony residence recently vacated by
Denis Holt and family.
Leo Enenbach visited the past week
with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. r. s. Tubbs, and son, Robert. of
Webster City, are visiting here at the
Adam Short home.
Mrs. Dave Mccullough and son, Of
Hendrix, Mimi, are visiting here with
relatives and friends..f% g -
Simon McGinn, Chas. Bolton, Paul
Gary, Frank HOlloran and, Mike NC
Cord were in Vail Friday evening.
Fred Henkenius returned from an
outing at Coltax Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mitchell returned
the first OF last week to. Ames after q
visit here with relatives. 4tysa.
Mrs. A. Rose and daughter. OF Mis-
souri, Valley, visited q few days the
past week at the Mel Champion home.
Mrs. w. L. Upper and daughter,
Nellie, of Blanchard, Iowa, have 1been
visiting here with friends. 4 %
The Misses Marie Costello and
Frances Norton were in West Side
"wednesday. ,s<y
Mrs. Nellie Mcdonnell of Harrington,
Nebr., leftss Thursday after Q two
weeks visit with relatives and friends
l here. .
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4 # NJ .

Mrs. Ivan Glasscock and Miss Ida
Glasscock of West Union, are visiting
relatives and friends here.
! Bessie Button attended chautauqua
lat Vail Thursday.
Bart Mitchell and c. c. Somers mo-
| tored to Spirit Lake Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Nee ollough were
Sunday guests at the Bart Mitchell
home.
Cleo White went to Council Bluffs
Friday to visit her sister, Pearl, who
is attending school there.
Mildred Button visited in Vail Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Margaret Dalton Of Denison
and Catherine Burke of Welton, Iowa
were visitors at the N. C. Button home
Hast week. s',-tsl
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Schoenjahn ant
children were Carroll shoppers Sat
urday.
Mrs. Fred Book and daughter, Mrs
| A. ]. Wheeler were Denison visitors
| Thursday.
Steve Jams and family left Saturda,
morning by auto for visit with rela
tives and friends in Minnesota.
/ Henrietta Dohse lis visiting her .aun
\ in Carroll. /. 3. .i..s. ..,z !. /.
II The dance here last week was vel
attended. The surrounding towns were
lwell represented and good time re
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4 .oeert,rl statement"

/ IN the rich spoil That the ;Hapsburgs
accumulated over many centuries,
much 81 which Is coming back 70 the
nations that owned II, there Is hardly 'I[!
! more interesting item than the cor 70
nation robes that Italy now proposes
to have returned to Palermo, Sicily.
Henry vi, emperor of the Holy Roman
empire in the twelfth century. subdued
the Sicilfes and took back to Germany
the gorgeous costume that Saracen
artisans had made for Norman Kings
who had come into control q hundred
years earlier. Since then the robes
have been worn by Hapsburg mon.
archs ut their. coronations, and Of late
years they have been kept, between
these ceremonial occasions, in the Inn
perlal treasury in Hofburg, Vienna.
The robes include magnificent
mantle, wonderfully embroidered alb
OF long gown OF Sfine linen, and girdle
of gold scales. 4 A. between Austria
/ and italy, It certa lnly looks Ike what
Weelum Sprunt would have called q
general sattlement.".-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13
CONDITIONS FAVORABLE
FOR MONSTER SHOW
or PUREBRED STOCK

The ebb and flow Of livestock ex-
hibits at gricultural fairs is always
consistent with market conditions and
prices for purebred animals. II the
market be dull and ltfeless breeders
win show q corresponding lethargy
about getting their stock before the
public. On the other hand when Nhe
market Is booming It is at present
breeders are on their toes with en-,
thusiasm and make. use of every Op-.
portunity to show their stock.
That being true a record-breaking
show Of livestock may be expected at
the coming Iowa State Fair, August
1929. The auction sale rings have
been telling a wonderful story of pros
perity and widening Interest in the
production Of purebred stock Nothing
like It has ever been known ibefore In
this country. 5
In addition to prosperous market
conditions the prize money offered by
the Iowa State Fair is an incentive to
breeders For money talks. It not
only puts forceful argument, hut 1t
has tho last word. Also it helps to
pay the freight, an important item in
connection with showing stock at the
biz fairs. 81
In the cattle department alone.:the
cash premiums amount to $27, 661. 80,
while the combined total for all kinds.
Of livestock, poultry included, IS more
than $4,000, not to mention cups,
medals, etc. ALI Of which means a col
lossal show Of purebred animals. It
is safe to approximate $500 head of
hogs, 1900 cattle, 1000 sheep and
1000 horses more than 5000 in all,
and they will come from half the
!. states Of the Union. &
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13
DISTRICT COURT SEPTEMBER 20
Judge Albert, Of jefferson, Will Pre-.
iside-List Of Petit and Grand Jur.
ors As Drawn This Week

siThe September term of the district
court convenes on Tuesday, Septem.
her I'd, with Judge E. G.. Albert OF
Jefferson presiding. The term was
scheduled to open September LIST, but
iliasmuch as that is labor day and a
holiday, it will not commence until
the second.
The grand jury will report for duty
on the first day of the term and the
petit jury which was drawn this week
will report on Monday, September 8th,
at $3.50 in the afternoon.
Below we give the, names of the
petit jurors for this term:
GA. Ress, Nishnabotny.
w B. Gibson, Union.
Chef Hunter, Willow. =. ..i ~
VIM. Namanny. Charter Oak.
N E. ORES selhaus, DenisOn, list ward
Richard Weiss, Washington.
Frank Staley, Charter Oak.
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Is il Possible 10 Legislate
Life and Brains!

Swift & Company is
primarily an organization
of men, not a collection
Of brick, mortar, and
machinery.
Packing Plants, their
equipment and useful
ness are only outward
symbols Of the intelli-
gence, life long expert
ence, and right purpose
Of the men who compose
the organization and !. OF
those who direct it,
Will not Government direc-
ton Of the packing industry,
now contemplated by Congress,
take over the empty husk Of
physical property and equipment
and sacrifice the initiative, ex-
perience and devotion of these
men. which is the life itself Of
the industry?
What legislation, what POLITE
cal adroltness could replace such
life and brains, once driven out1
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Gust Peters, Charter Oak

Gust Peters, Charter Oak
|Stev-J. JAMS, West Side.
Herman Haase, DenisOn, I'd ward.
Gill Fredericks, Hanover.
VIM. Kruse, Paradise.
Vim. Maynard, Jackson.
George Holdsworth, Iowa.
VIM. Siglin, Willow
Earl Kepford, Washington.
Chas. Bybee, Union.
Frank Slechta. Milford.
Adolf Evers, Denison
James Awkward, Jackson.
Louis Schmidt, Goodrich.
Henry Schoessler. West Side.
H. B. Brokaw, Nishnabotny.
Andreas Thomson, Denison.
H. H. Brockelman, Charter Oak.
John F. lNeuman, DenisO1. .
Carl Mohr, Otter Creek.
u. C. Peterson, Boyer.
Walter Wiese, Hayes. -
Willie III. Jensen, Morgan.
Thos. Costello, East Boyer.
Geo. Cornelius, Union.
Nick Olderog, Hanover.
James Turner, Paradise.
M. j. Turner, Denis0n, LIST ward.
Leo Hickey, Hayes.
John G.. Lass, Denison, Sd ward.
Alfred Larson, Stockholm.
10. P. Sievers. Denison, Sd ward.
VIM. Wearmouth, Denison, LIST war
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13
OFFICIALS ARE PLEASED
Lincoln Highway Officials Express
Pleasure Because Of Courteous
+ Treatment to Motor Convoy

Officials OF the Lincoln Highway AS
sociation who visited Denison at thu
time the Motor Transport Convoy wa
here, express themselves as pleaset
with the courtesies extended by DEM
son at that. time in letters written t
Clement il WEIGH, the consul To-
Crawford county, who was appointed
to fill the vacancy of g. J.. Caswell.
"A. f. sBement vice president and Sc
cretary OF the association who resides
at Detroit, writes as follows to Mr.
WEIGH:
q Il want to express my personal ap
for the many cOurtesies ex
tended by yollrelf and the city O
Denison to the transcontine1ltal moto1
convoy. The men and officers AL ap
preciated the reception extended by
your city and will remember will
pleasure the Sunday stop there.
Z With best personal regards, am,
Very truly yours,
.,t.. Il. "A. F. Bement,
VicerPresident
D. e. Gooden, Iowa State Consul o.
Tama, wrote as follows:
81 desire to thank you for the cour
tesies extended us while in your city
recently, with kindest regards and
assuring you that I shall be glad tc
hear from you at any time, remain,
Very truly yours,
D. q. Goodell, :
Iowa State Consul
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ported Piersol's orchestra furnished
the music. II IVA ~. ,rV4
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Button. Jr., Mrs.
III. A. Moulter and Miss Ada Conrad
were al Carroll Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Spottswood and
son, Kermit, drove to okoboji Sunday
flor a few days outing.
Mrs. Anna Gordon is again able to
I,be at the telephone board after sever
|al weeks Illness. AZ
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13
I. MARRIAGE II LICENSES

Only two licenses to wed have been
issued by County Clerk j. w. Mona
CHAN during the past week. They are
as follows: S's'F
Name Address Age
August g
Walter J. Kaiser, Dow City. .2S
Anna Brink. Dow City. ...... legal
August IL &
Or. Bryce B. Binnall, Person, Ia.23
Fancheon Wiley, Dow City,. 30
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Miss Anna Johnston of Omaha, visi-
ted here the first Of the week with her
friends, Manetta and ,Blanch Jurgen.
sen. tiG ygt
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Friday motored
Ito Denison last Monday. ID:
The, Misses Mary Kennedy. Marie
Mitchell and Frances and Josephine
Sidell are spending THIS week with
relatives and friends in Omaha.
Mrs. E. 7. .Quirk and Glare Molseed
were in Denisona Monday evening.
Miss Lyla Fitch Of Carroll visited
the past weeksat the Edgar Chamber
lain home. :H4
Frank Starek was home from West
| Side over Sunday. Z
DR.. J. M. Young returned home from
| Omaha Sunday afternoon. He brought
home Mrs. Young who had been re.
Operated on. She is recovering nice.
lly fact her many sfrienda are Glad
Ito hear. 4-.3 as4;-1i III
Carl Krauth, Of Denison' visited
friends here Saturday .s;;ssf - TIL
| Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lefan and chill.
Idren Of Defiance spent Sunday at the
John Keafney home here, ass,,sE 4s.is
H Misses Frances Hill and Margaret
Kinney OF; Denison, attended the dance
here Friday evening, 4 3..ES.t .s3,ai9
Il DR.. +. P. Lewis and wife and daugh'
tier, Mary, Of Council Bluffs; arrived
| here Sunday for a visit at the John
Knowles home. II WI
Clement j.. WEIGH and Paul Mallory
were callers here Friday evening.
Miss nellie Kearney, who is Red
Cross nurse, returned home Thursday
from Ft. Des Moines, having received
her honorable discharge:
Pete Moaaghaniwas q business call.
Ter in Carroll Friday. tiSi ?:5ss.
Miss Alice Kelly OF Denison, is Wis.
|iting here with her friend, Miss Hazel
Kearny. aa 49,
The Misses Julia and Madonna De.
vany Of Kansas City, Mo-, are visiting
here with relatives and friends.
Cyril Saunders and George Gaumer
of Manila, attended the dance here
Friday night.
Ray Breckenridge and Jim Brockels.
by visited in Manila Thursday night.
Mrs. G. e. Dingman and son, Keith,
visited the first of the week at the
Rodney North home. "a
DIR. ]. M. Glynn and r.. H.Johnstone
we're business callers in Manila Sat
|urday. #
The dance here Friday evening was
attended by q large crowd. Hams
four4Nece orchestra furnished the mu
sic and a good time was enjoyed by
all.
Prof. w. L. Topper, formerly of Vail
but now of Blanchard, Ia, was the
manager of the chautauqua held here
last week.
Mrs. Ray Mills of Denis0n spent a
few days TAT the parental, Len Hoff
man home here. $ii'
Louie Lockmiller of Denison, visited
friends here Friday evening.
Frank Barton left Wednesday to
spend months vacation with friends
in Michigan and Illinois.
Mrs. John Flynn and daughter Mar
guerite, of Denison, visited here at the
Henry Seigner home the past week.
Miss Christensen of Denison spent
q few days the past week with hel
friend, Dorothy Hoffman.
Mrs. Jim Hill Of Denison visited
here Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. A. H. Clark and daughters
Clementine and May, spent Friday a
the Alfred Starek home in West Side
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Mccullough, o.
Carroll and Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Mitchell
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I5TI EiF1 77.H ~ 7ss1g79- n ~ III u ~ TF
WILL ERECT A
fine MONUMENT
Petition Presented to West Side Coun
Gil Asking for Location to Erect
Bronze and Granite Monument
SITE TO BE NEAR OPERA HOUSE
Citizens Of West Side Receive Letter
From Mr.. Bennett, Vice President
of the Lincoln Highway
West SIDE. Aug. 12-special--

WDST SIDE, Aug. 12-Special-
At a meeting of the town council on
August 5tf, a petition. was presented
asking for location to place a gran.
lite and bronze monument on the in.
tersection Of the streets by the opera
house on the Lincoln Highway. The
petition was acted upon and by unani-
nous vote Of the council, the location
was granted. The following letter
from the vice-president and secretary
Of the Lincoln Highway gives their
full approval: p@. ia
u Detroit, Mich, Aug. z, 1918.
Ladies' Soldier Monument Ass0..
West Side, Iowa. 5la
>aI regret that j did not find an oppor-
tunity in Omaha to write you as !
stated would endeavOr to do in con-
nection with the erection of the monl-
nent onithe Lincoln Highway an West
Side. Following my talk with you la
dies, representing your association,
our board advising that we are In full
accord with your plan for the erection
of suitable memorial to the soldiers
OF West Side on the Lincoln Highway
in your town at the location describ-
ed and indicated by the star on the
enclosed sketch.
ASH advised you verbally, the asso-
citation is more than gratified to learn
Of such local efforts toward the beau
stification of the route, particularly
when combined with a sentiment
nemorializing the local men Of the
sSryice. The association has always
not only favored such plans as that
fostered by your association, but has
endeavored continually to stimulate
additional local effort of this kind all
along the route. Our feeling is that
ultimately, the Lincoln Highway from
New York to San Francisco will be
bOrdered In every community by such
monuments and other works of art It
is with pleasure that we extend our
full approval to your plans and advise
that we are giving publicity through
the Iowa Press to your patriotic en-
deavOrs. Trusting that this letter will
meet fully with the requirements of
your local situation and enable you to
proceed at once with the erection Of
the monument at the point desired,
we are,
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Very truly yours.
A. T. Bement.
,.a. Vice-president.

The finance committee consisting Of
Ehas. Schoenjahn, julius Hagge, John
;Schuman Hans Wilkins and B. J..
Mitchell advise that they will begin
their work at once. And with their
evaporation, the monument is an as
slred success.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08
13rifef, aitcrfc fcitltcit i1titis
ifl,c 1tnabf fdii1tdiaf

90 aon6on q. Ueoii. Die britt.
ide Megierung nnertannte oie unnb-
banaigfeit ssinnnn6s nno bie Be fac-
to finnifde Megier1trtg, tnie ei11e Be
fnnntmodling bon Cecil 8nrnsmortb.
.pdrIanentarifber @efretdr fiir aus.
tp6rtiae MngeIege genbeiter1 hi SoMfe35
Ser wemeine1 bente befnnrttgdb:
Der Mnt Ser Dtih1iifer 6es Me1i.,
Bern III garis entfi1 1ie6 fii gefer1t
ifiliir FIJI eine Mnerfe11i1itne ber Stegierli,ig
BON sya1nInn0 ltttter getnif fen 9e6ii1-
gungen, oie nber llittbt Der6f fffenfHdt
lpstroen.
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True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota, on
aVl 40 p9IInb9I SO '6I6I sql8 1sW
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917
1teberreia a5nng Ses Sriebenssertrases
ii geri6iaes.
ss Stem gorf, Z. Ueai. Ser of
fioielle unriB oes rieoensbertrages,
ser beute ben oeutiben Delegater1 IN
Berioilleg onr6 8ertreter Der nliier.
ten 11nb aifo3iierten Mdddttte iiberreidt
,Dur6e, tpur6e beute o11rb 6as Snfor-
mutionsfonitee befnnrtgegeben.
8n5iigli1 3u ben 8erlangen oes
6rieoenspertrages, erflart Der Brdii-
bent Ser 8ereinigterS Staaten als Ser
treter BEG Ser. Stnatett &ongreiies u.
Ser Brernier bon @nglun6 als Ser
treter oes britiiden Harlamentes,
m11ter 3nltin1mung Der BoHerligo,
Sro11freid iofortige &ilfe CUR 8erfii-
g11ng 5u Itenen ioate De1tt16lanb et=
men Mngriff 1nternebme1r.
syriebensbertrag entbat $4,000
@prte.
Baris, 8. Moi. Der Srie6ens-.
bertraq 5tpii6en Ben 81 nniierten u.
alio5iierfer1 Deeddbften altf Der eine1t
Seite u11o Del1t1b bIar1b an Der a11oez
rem, purDe be1te ben beuti9en Inter
bdn1ler IN 8erfnines iiberreidt @s
=ift Ser Iangite 8ertrag, Der iemals
ausgearbeitet ipur6e. gr ertbdH 3d.
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|porgebrndt nerben, bab bng gnnge,
biet nod eJ5nbret1 spieber n11 Deutih-
Lamb 511riidfnllen fo1le.
Dte DeIegnten tperoen irgenoeinen,
BorBaben Der gntdiebnng Der ober.
iten @ontroGe iiber Ben aieI 4n11al
tpiberitrebe11 tp1bren6 lie iih 6nn1it
einberi ritnnber1 erfl1re11 tper0en, DnB er
fir ben @e ltbnnbeI offeniteben foM.
Sic tDeroe11 iih irger1beinen1 foge-
11nn11ter poInifben @Drri6or ni6erfe-
Eten, tpdbre11o iie BEN BoIen 8rnns-
sportredte fotpoH per giierbnbn tpie
dl1f Ser gBeimieI einrdune1t lpoIen;
Dnn3ig feBit ion nlm tpeiter 111ter
Der 6entf6en Negiern11g berbleiben,
.ndbrerb Seile biefer 5tnbt fir ben
.tp,olniiden Sa1bel reierbiert neroen
fonen
eStalie1 befirdtet g1fianbe, ioQte
Sinme berluren geben.
4 Borie 4. Mai. @us itoIieni<
ide &nbineH ideint fic) augenibein-
Iid 6dn1it 5lt beidddfHigen, 6aB aQe
Mnftreng1nge1t geH1adt tper6en iol-
len Sinn1e SStulten ein5ureiber, bn
Der @erluif 6ieier Gtnbt Mufifdn6e
gegen Ole &egieru11g 5eitigen niirbe.
Ginen gnten Srie0en, beikt es Hre-
1l1ier Glemencea1t.
- 9nris, 6. Wani. sd sshf tat n1einl
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@Dfprtige Gntd djahbig blnng far
8elgitn.

BrifIel, g. Mai. Die 5oir
n1eIbet, baB 8nuI &Dmar1s bon Der
belgifben GrteDers e1egation IN go
rig cine @eritdn6igung erbielt, bab
gelgien iofort eine. @ntIhd6igungs,
5ablu1g Don $500, ,00O, 900 grancs
erbolten miro unb 6ab alles Materi-
al, 6as bon ben Deutfden in 8elgien
5uriidgeIoifen tpnroe, ibne11 our ger-
.ffiig1ng ftebe1 pir6. Malmebp 1nb
g1tpen, Nbeiniib 8renBens peroen
an 8elgien nrgereibt tperoen
gbineien finb NIT &ia11tiid ddan-Gnt-
idetbnng 1tnanfrieber.
8 8oris, 8 Mat. Die 6ineii-
ide Delegation CUR Jrieo sfonfere18
ber6ffenthbte ei1e 8efnnnfmad datttg,
Bic Sic Gntfdeibung beg @ates Der
Drei be5iiglid &iautid da1t betriffftt.
Dieie dung fagt, bob bic
g1tiifflhbeeii6oung Ser &onferen8 ga118 ei1.
fad DeutidlIeens onrd sopan IN
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ssriebensbertrag entbdlt $4,000
@prte.
pic ,pibtieite,, p,nftc Scr 5riecen'ss

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9eutdanO NbanD alien nn torialen nn6 poitden
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sidedo- slabonen nnb BoIen
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reu reon5iert
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huir6 nnteast
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gen entridtet unr0en.
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betreffenb, merben als &rieesafte betradjtet
benfde Mrn mnf anf feds GladHff es leie aren5er
nnb sDrpebDbpute nerIeebooe, rebnert merben
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