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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-29

tertained the audience with various
musical selections, the last of which
was a medley Of trench songs as sung
by the boys while in camp and on the
march, and which consisted of clever
parodies on we'll known, and popular
songs. These were greatly enjoyed
and received enthusiastic applause.
The entertainment closed with the
singing of "My Country 'Tis of Thee
in which the entire audience joined.
The Boy Scouts through their eff
forts increased their bank account to
the extent of more than 500. The
boys are now building cabin in the
Weberg woods south of the city and a
portion Of the proceeds of this enter
tainment will go toward putting roof
on and furnishing the interior.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-29

The vault at the Commercial bank
was completed last week. Mr.. Miller
is installing this week large Ely
Norris patented manganese steel safe
fitted with a time lock. This safe is
of the latest design and weighs more
than two tons. 1t is burglar and fire.
proof. Mr. Miller informs us that
Lieut.. Edward Lehman has accepted
a position with the new bank and is
expected in Denison the last Of this
week to commence his duties as assist
ant cashier. Edward has had six
years of experience in the banking
business, having been associated with
the Commercial bank at Schleswig up
until the time he entered the service.
Soon after going to Camp Dodge he
was recommended for the officers
training school and received COM
mission as second lieutenant. He is
we'll known throughout the county and
will prove valuable man for the
Commercial bank.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-29

This unprecedented event offers
everu suit and 0uerc0at in stock; re-
qardless of former prices. To the
returning soldiers and sailors this
offers the opportunity to buy clothing
of the highest quality at half the price
of mems garments when they left.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-29

ern Iowa. The company handles only
the best of seeds and has reputation
for honesty and integrity. The COM
pany deals in all kinds Of seed. Dur
ing the past season they have been
wholesaling seeds in car load lots, fur
nishing other seed houses with seeds
grown in this community. Mr.. Weiss
tells US that Denison is an ideal To-
cation for business of this kind, To-
Gated as it is in the heart of an agrl-
cultural community which has the rep
utation of growing the best OF seed.
This will be great improvement for
Denison. Jacob Weiss & Sons have
great faith in Denison and are never
found wanting when it comes to back
ing every worth while project. We
congratulate them on their enterprise
and know that they will enjoy an even
greater business in years to come.
New Factory to Be Built.
Denison is to have real manufac-
turing establishment. VIM. Slavery
has purchased the three lots on the
corner of Sweet and State street, To-
Gated just across the street west from
the Temple lumber yard. Mr.. Slavery
will erect good brick building on
this site which will be used for the
manufacture of candy and ice cream.
portion of the building will be de-
voted to storeroom for the lines which
he is wholesaling in this territory.
When interviewed yesterday by
Review reporter, Mr.. Savery stated
that he will put up substantial brick
building and one that will be credit
to the city 1t is his intention to man.
ufacture ice cream and candy in guam
titles which he will wholesale in this
territory All of the latest machinery
for the manufacturing of candy and
ice cream will be installed which will
include an ice manufacturing plant.
Mr.. Slavery intends to erect two
bungalows on the two west lots for
his sons who will manage this plant.
Few people in Denison appreciate
just what factory of this nature Will
mean for Denison.. The plant will
employ a number of men and girls
and the goods manufactured here will
find a ready market in the middle
west. Mr. Slavery spent number OF
years in the bottling business and
thoroughly appreciates the possibili-
ties of an ice cream and candy fac
tory.
The Review believes that such a
concern will prosper in Denison under
the able management of Mr.. Slavery.
George Huffman called at the Re.
view Office yesterday and arranged for
advertising the Cleveland tractor
which he and his father have the agen'
cy for in this territory. George has
one of these tractors on his fathers
farm west of town and says it is one
Of the most successful ones on the
market 1t is of the crawler type,
which insures more traction, shorter
turning radius and has less ground
pressure George will be only too
glad to demonstrate this tractor to in
terested parties. Read his ADVERTISE
ment on page of the first section.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-29
All $3.50 Coats at $14.7
All $4,000 Coats at 5000
All $4,000 Coats at $3.50
All $4,000 Coats at 5000

REMEMBER MEN, the above prices remain in effect
just until February S you i'll need of suit
expect be in the market for garment in the
future it yourself to buy NOW Your
OF value is unrestricted guarantee each garment offered
Come in at and make your selections
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JUST 20 MEMS OVERC0ATS

In medium and heavy wooden Materials The styles il
cudc models for the young we'll conservativ
models for the older Most of the garments offered
made by FRUI1AUF-purc wool, manufactured overcoat
At such ridculousy low prices this small stock won last Ions
So earnestly advise you make your selection the
Hest possible
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-29

The directors and stockholders of
the Farmers Cooperative society will
hold their annual meeting and cleo
ton of officers in the assembly room
at the court house on Saturday of this
week. After the business session Mr..
Foster, of Ames, will speak on some
cooperative topic which will be Of in
terest
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-29

the men who served in the war assist
the Commercial club in making the
record complete. Roy E. Mote, sec
Rotary of the Commercial club, has the
work in charge.
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The Suits-tricotine, serge, COW
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of trimmings of embroidery,br
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popular new waistcoat effects. Re-
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navy blue predolninates, with a
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The Coats-in VelourS, silver
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of soft, light tan. Navy of course
is the predominant color. It's
really necessary for you to see
these charming new models to APP
preciate their beauty.
Priced at $25.O 90 up
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Mrs. w. R. Temple returned home
no Sunday evening from Council
Bluffs, where she spent several days
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. L..
NJ. Patterson. She reports that Mr..
Patterson is improving slowly from
his recent severe injuries received
last Tuesday evening. Mr.. Patterson
is conductor on the Northwestern
and as the train neared California
Junction he alighted to ascertain the
cause of signal which was against
him, and not knowing that the train
had stopped on a bridge, he missed
his footing and fell distance of fiji
teen feet or more. He suffered brok-
en- rib and was badly bruised and
shaken up. Mr.. Patterson was imme-
diately taken to the Jennie Edmund
son hospital in Council Bluffs, where
he is now receiving treatment, and
while his injuries are not of serious
nature, his recovery will be slow on
account of the severe bruises receiv-
ed. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Patterson will regret to learn of the
accident, and trust that he may have
a speedy and complete recovery.
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1910 MEMS fine WOODEN SUITS

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
BREVES
FORANEAS

CHICAGO. H., Febrero para
celebrar el 60 aniversarlo de "a pro
mulgaci6n de la Carta Magma de
1857, la Sociedad Mutualista Recrea-
tiva ''Benito Juarez'', de esta ciudad,
ha organizado n velada Literarlo-
Musical, que tendra lugar hoy en- Ia
noche en- Ell Bowen Hall, sito Ell Ia
esouina de las GALES Polk Y Halls
ted. a las s de la noche.
La referida socieGad, que esta IN
tegrada por elementos de la colonIa
mexicana que reside aqui, ha repair
lido va las invitaciones entire los
miembros de dicha colonia. FL pro-
grama preparado para la fiesta es ell
s~iguiente:
l-Discurso Official por el Presi-
dente de la Sociedad, senior Luis A.
Algarin.
U.-"Las Rosas" plea de canto
con acompanamiento de piano por
la senorita Esther Huerta, Y ell Sc
nor Armando AlcaZar.
uI.-"Juarez Y su Obra discur-
so Dor ell senior S~ecretarlo, Rafael
CervanteS.
W.-"Serenata de Schubert, poe
STA recitada por Ia senorita Retu-
gio Munoz, acompanada al piano por
Ia senorita Enriqueta Aceves.
V.-Discurso por Ell emo Eugenlo
Pigeon.
W.-.Fantasia" ejecutada al piano
DOR la sonora Maria Batista con a
commandments de violin Y flauta por
los senores David Martin y Bartolo-
me Silva.
Villa Juarez" poesia recltada
nor la senorita Trinidad Huerta-
VIII.-Solo de g~uitarra por ell Sc
nor Luis Fuentes.
IX.-Discurso por el senior socIo
! Octavio Jaime.
X.-Marcha "Benito Juarez' orl-
ginal del socio senior Miguel Gaivan,
eiecutaGa en- m%andolina, con aconpa-
! namiento de guitarra y violin por los
senores J. Jose Melgoza y hermanos
Wales.
XL.-"Constituyentes" poesia Zelda
Dor SUI autcr, el socio senior David
Portillo.
XII.-Himnos Mexicano y Norte-
Americana.
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Van a suprimir la policla y
muchos empleados

ZACATECAS, Febrero 6.-b! Pre-
sidente Municipal de esta cludad, En-
rique Garcia, Sc halla intrigado a con-
secuencia de que las entradaS Y las
salidades de las oficinas de l2 Tesore-
ria estan muy lejos de equlllorarse'
debidc. segUn Sc dice, a que el Ayun-
tamiento pasado suprimio muchaS
contribuciones n personals amigos, Y
ademas, Dor haber hecho gastos Gre
cidos que bien puedea conslderarse
como superfluos.
Con este motive dirigio un memo
rial al Ayuntamiento, e~Nponlendo a.
quel estado de Ia Hacienda Municipal
hacienda la iniciativa, para meJorar-
la. de que Sc supriman algunos m
pleados V muy especialmente parte de
Ia policia montada, que es Ia cue O.
| casiona mayores gastos al Ayunta'
mierto.
La proposition relativa a la pohcla
fu5 NAL recibida, en- atencion a que IS
Ell unico cuerpo que cumple con Su
deher esta dando verdaderas garan-
| tias q Ia ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
Murio ell sabio maestro D,
Miguel F. Martinez, Be-
nemerito del Estado

MONTERREY. \. l. Febrero =
Puede decree que Ia ciudad, y mas
que Ia ciudad el Estado TODD de Nue.
vo Leon. estan de luto, con motive del
fallecimiento del sabio maestro Ing.
D. Nigue! F. Martinez, 4 quien dos
generaciores debcn una education So
Ida. moderna : perfectamentc bien
cimentada.
Ell professor Martinez era Original
rio de Monterrey, donde presto servi-
clos inapreciabIeS en- ell campo de ms
t~ruccion Publica. desempenando du-
rante largas epocas los puestos mas
delicadoS de esa trasc2ndcntal mate
ria.
Cuando c; exirio Maestro D. Justo
Sierra estuvo en- Monterrey. tuvo o.
portunidad de hacer amistad con el
senior MARTINEZ; Y h~abiendose dado
cuenta de su significaci6n, n POGO
tiempo 10 llevc a Su lado q ii capital
de la R~epublica, en- donde lego d
desemUenar. con acierto indlscutlblc,
81 clevaGo cargo de Director General
dc Instruction Publica del Distrlto
Federal.
La anormalidad de las c~ircuns-
tancias de estos ultimos amos. hizo
| volver al senior Maritime a esta ca
pital. en- Ia que, como siemPre, 81
gui5 prestando sus servicios Il Ia clu-
dad Y al Estado. hasta hace aig1InoS
meses en- a teniendose en- cuenta SuS
| altos meritos, su labor fue premiada
con 81 jubilee, despues de cerca dc
cuarenta amos de continuadoS Y pro-
vechosos trabajos educativos.
Tenia don Miguel Martinez. ade-
mas. IN excelente temperamente ar
tist,co; meior dicho. era TODD I'm ar
tista no solo por esa virtud, sino por
los amplios conocimientoS que posela
de todas las ~eScuelas V de todoS los
d~erroteros. Tocaha acknowledgements
la flauta. Y t0davia s. recuerda como,
en- ccnpania de In diva Angela Peral-
t.. SUMO arrehar al publico exigente
de aouella epoca con Ia eJecuclon de
los registroS picadoS V difEciles de Ia
musica de Donizetti. Baja 4 Ia tum-
ba ponre, pero con Ia satisfaction in
mensa de haber cumplido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
CANPANA CONTRA LOS FOTO
GRAFOS AMBULANTES

EAGLE PASS. Texas, Febrero b.
Una activa campana Sc ha mi
ciado en- esta ciudad, a fin de que
los comerciantes Y hombres de nego-
clos no preston su apoyo a los toto-
erafos ambulantes. agentes de anun-
clos V acciones dc companlas petro-
leras. que han invadido materialmen-
tie la poblaci6n, pues tales individuos
hacen una fuerte competencla i ca
sas establecidas de mucho ITEM
no ac;i en- la ciudad, y que giran en-
negocios de esa misma clase.
La Camara dc Concrete Y Ia Aso-
~ciacion de Concentrates al Por Me-
nor. han tornado el asunto en- con-
s~ideraci6n. con ell %proposito de yer las
medidas que podrian implantarSe a
fin de rechazar toda poslcion que no
cuente con SUI entera aprobaclon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09

estemos SECURES de que los miembros
esparcidos Sc reuniran algun dia pa
IA formar un gran Estado c~entrali-
zado, no menos avido y no menos te-
mible que ell Imperio de los Hohenzo-
llern. 81 los aliados Sc dejan sorpren-
der por las intrigas de los Ebert, de
los Winterfeldt tan solo a concluir Ia
paZ menos hero que sea possible Y
a .salyaguardar la unidad alemana,
sino que tiene va por objeto la cons
tituci6n de una Alemania mas grande
que Ia antigua. Il pesar de Ia perdl-
da de Ia Alsacia-Lorena Y de Ia Pc
lonia. iSe puede Greer que sea obra
de la casualidad que ell socialista aus
triaco SeitZ Sc halle de acuerdo con
eli Condo Observation-Disclosures para re-
solver la question austriaca por me-
dio de una reunion del Austria ale
mana al antique Imperio?
Ell pueblo boche es n de los mas
acknowledgements 'undulante" que
eista sobre Ia terra. Els por clio que
Francia, bien situada para conocer-
10 V bastante duramente probada a
causa de no haberlo conocido bien, no
quiere dejarse enganar por la con-
tricion hipocrita de los atrabiliarios
de 1914. We'd a ese MaXimiliano
Harden que predica ell evangelio de Ia
violencia en- 1914; esta lleno de bue-
nos sentimientos despues de la derro-
Ia. Cae sobre Guillermo Hohenzoi-
lern con IN ardor igual al nuestro:
''Guillermo II, dice, resulta ser ell
gran culpable. Hasta el ultimo mo-
mento pudo haber evitado la catas-
trofe V no tuvo ell valor de decir mo.
Yo he combatido siempre a este hon.
bre que es uno de los PARTICIPATES res
ponsables del hundimiento de Aiema-
MIA. Recorded, pues: cuandc su ad-
venimiento al trono, ex;stian relacio-
mes politicas Y corteses entire Fran
cia Y Alemania. Francia estaba IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
A PROPOSITO DEL

canine de olvidar. Pero ell eX-Empe-
rador, que tenia Ia fatuidad de Greer
que era un gran encantador, comenzo
a dar mueStras de corteSias extra
vagantes hacia Francia; despues, de
manera repentina, en- otra OCCASION,
habl6 de "espada aguzada" diciendo-
Sc ell elegido de Dios. Harden a
cusando a Guillermo de haber empon-
zonado las relaciones franco-alema-
res! mo es este ell colmo? Harlan
pedia Ia guerra en- 1913 y declaraba
que era .'necesaria" para agrandar la
casa boche que habia llegado a ser
"demasiado estrecha', y les decla So
parecer n los directories de Berlin en-
estos terminus amenazadores: To
dos los nietos de Alemania sufririan
las tristeS consecuenclaS de nuestra
~incuria. 81 u ancestros lutheran per
dido vergonzosamente, en- un uego SIN
provecho Y en- vanas diversiones, ell
tempo de que dispusieron para ex-
tender Ia potencia naclonal del In
perio.' Pero csc loco furioso Sc ma
hecho mas dulce que un cordero, Y
para IN gran numero de ingenuos es
Clemenceau Ell que quiere conquistas.
Porque los boches erraron su goi-
De. ponen cara de arrepentimiento, y
basta cue esos bandidos de aver ha-
gan ell ademan de un inca culpa" para
u Sc borren sus a.ssminables desma-
mes. les, pues, i'aperialismo sufrir
2 consequence de las heridas reel
bidas, conservar ell recuerdo de los
males sufridos durante varios amos
V pedir una protection contra la re-
Deticion de las a~trocidades boches!
No. Francia no es imperialista. rs
una victima y no quiere volVer a
serlo; fue medic destruida por los
vandalos Y quiere que los vandaios
paeuen. ESQ es todo-y no es de-
masiado!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
De EAGLE PASS
NATRIMoNIo DE UN soLDADo

EAGLE PASS, Texas, Febrero b.
Aver en- In tarde tuvo lugar en-
esta ciudad ell matrimonio de Ia Sc
6orita Rita Freshman y del soldado
Glenn Pennington, del Departamento
del Cuartelmaestre del Campo de
Eagle Pass.
La ceremonia Sc cfectu6 en- Ia ca
sa del Rev. J. H. Benson. de Ia lgte-
STA Bautista dc esta ciudaa. despues
de la cual ell ~cortejo nupcial Sc d.
rjgi6 a Ia casa de la novla. en- donde
tuvo lugar IN banQuete.
Los Contingencies que son muy CO.
nocidos V apreciados en- eSta cludad'
recibieron numerosos regaloS de Sus
amistades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
PARA Ia MERIENDA.

No debe de olvidar listed ell tener
en- 81 mesa Genus Corn Cobs', deli
cioso par de buen sabor. freSco. lin
pic. Y hecho de in~gredientes del uigo,
maiz ' otros, que lie serviran de all
mento asi coma de apetito. Va bien
envuelto. libre &c toda impureza. lie
llegara limpio y fresco a 81 poder.
Neces;tamos agentes para que ven
dan pan, pida informes. Precio:-do-
&c az piezaS, so cts; 81 pleas.
$50 porte pagado. Dirijase a
a. GENUS PRODUCTS co.
Station A. Dept. rs. San Antonio,
Texas. l.Ady.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
OF

Los CIRUJANOS convienen IN qEe CD TO-
dos los casos dc cortaduras. ~quemaduraS, las
Iimaduras y he-idzs. Il PRIAEEA CUkA-
CION es Ia mis- importantc. Cuando IN an
tisepaco EFICIENTE 4 apEcato vloienta-
nante no hay pelic-o de infection y las
neridas conierzan 4 cicat.iZar desde Tueg5.
Para el uso Gel homhre o de los aHimales
BOROZONE Is 81 antiseptieo ideal y cicatri-
-ador de las heridas. C6mpTelo aho-a nlismo
Y este preveRido en- caso de cualqu:er e-nef-
r-anria De venta por In Botica San Pedro
9l0 W. Commerce St. San Antonio. TeNas.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
En- favor del servicio de aguas.

El senior Juan Lee Strack. IN ouen
vecino extranjero qae lleva algunos
amos de estar aqui dedicado a los ne
gocios. ha suplicado al A~yuntamlen-
TO que le scar devueltaS unas bonn
has de su propiedad que Sc estan
usando para la extraction de aqua
para e consume de la ciudad, ' que
voluntariamente las ofrecio en- los
dias en- que las a~utoridades NADIA po-
dia hacer en- pro de este ~serTiclo, 4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09

-Cuando neeest,e I'd. libros en- es-
panol. pidaIos a la Liberia de igna-
clio E. Lozano. lis n. Santa Rora Av.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09

causa de la anormalidad de las cir
cunstancias. Como ahora las cosas
nan cambiado, el senior Strack recla-
ma u maquinas. por 10 que Ell Ayun-
tamiento esta hacienda grandcs ges-
TONES, a fin de que Ia poblacion no
carezca del preciado liquido. No So
10 sustftuira las bombas en- question.
sino que m~ejorara el servicio de aguas
de n marera sumamente satisfacto-
ria para el vecindario.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26


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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-13
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The sensation of the year in the drug trade is Aspironal. the two-minute coal and cough reliever, authortatively guar anteed by the laboratories; tested. ap- proved and most enthusiastically indorsed by the highest authorities. and pro- claimed by the common people as 10 times as quick and effective as whisky. rock and rye, op any other cold and cough cure they have ever tried.
 All drug stores are now supplied with the wonderful new elixir. so all you have to do to get rid of that cold, is to step into the nearest drug store, hand the clerk half dollar for bottle of As pronal and tell him to serve you, a teaspoonful with four teaspoonfuls of water in a glass. With your watch in your hand, take the drink at one swallow and call for your money back in two minutes if you cannot feel your cold fading away like dream. within the time limit. Don't be bashful. for all drug gists invite you and expect you to try it.. Everybody's doing it.
 When your cold cough is relieved, take the remainder of the bottle home to your wife and babies. for Aspironal is by far the safest and most effective, the easiest to take and most agreeable cold and cough remedy for infants and chill dren. Do not be afraid of the alcoholic contents, for it contains TO more than any good doctor would prescribe for a cold, cough or the flu-Adv.