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| ZLOCIN LORDUV
aneb Bojovnik "a prava lidu.
Roman dejin utisku Irska.

Roman z dejin utisku Irska

-
re tvrdohlavost Kateriny vrha
temny stin ma cestu vasi k o!ta-
III"
"Vy narazite ma tn nestast-.
nou prihodu Cravenem, otce,
neni-liz pravda?"
TAX jest muj hochu. ia
isem Cravenovi ruku Katerini-
nu prislibil a ona j nyni tax
tvrdosfjne a vzpurne odmlta.
Jak stastni bychom mohli vsi-
chni byti, kdyby 81 dala fici a
vypustila mysle toho nicem-
n6ho rebela O'Neilla. Avsak
ia zapominam ma vlastni prici-
nu, proc jsem te vyhledal. Sta
ry Nola, tvGj nastavajici tchan,
Jest hrozn6 rozCilen!'
Harry zbledl.
"Proc?" tazal Sc. "Snad ma
mita neceho proti nasemu snat
ku?"
"Nenamital by niceho, kdy-
by toho bidnika Cravena ne
bylo," odpovedel otec. "Vce-
IA vecer byl mu dorucen cd
Cravena pripis. Zde viz"
Harry wal z ruky otcovy IL
sick a Cetl: "Na Favendono-
VEN hrad6. - Pane Clarence
Nolane: "Dovidam Sc, re vase
dcera hodla sc proVdati ia De-
smondova syna. Snatek ten
bude miti IA nasledek zdVoje-
nj VaSeho najmu, jez Vstoupi V
platnost ode dne uZavreni Je-
no. Jako pritel vas vam ra-
dim, abyste shatku zabranll.
Odhodlali jsme Sc k tomutO o
patreni, abychom pfedeSll roz
kouskovani pfelidn6ni Raven
donova panstvi. = Vas upflm-
ny Flip Craven"
"Jaky ucinek muze to mlti
ma Nolanovu farmu? Vzdyt
ia neminim usaditi Sc ma nj
zasnul Harry.
"PoiR hochu, a promluv s.
sam pan I'm Nolanem. On mas
ocekava."
Clarence Nolan byl maly, ia
vality muzik, ktery zridka
dobreho rOzmaru vychaZel al
Velkych starosti ST nepripou
stel. Tento listek ale, jeho;
obsahem jsme ctenare prave 81
znamili, pfivedl jej nacisto
dobre miry.
Kdyz S mladym muzem 81
byl pozdravil, pravil omen:
"Pan Craven sc myl, pan
Nolane. On Sc domniva, i
budeme S Bessy bydleti ma va
81 farm6 a ielikOz Jest Znacn
monsi nez mas dvorec, boil Sc
ably nebyIa pretizena prot
YAM postal omen listek."
"Myslite?" tazal Sc Nolan
tyar ieho Sc vyjasnila.
"Arcize tomu TAX" dotvrzC
val Harry.
"Jak mne to rozcililo?" oC
dychl 81 Nolan. "Pujdu ROY
nou cestou ma zamek a sd6lil
to fiditeli."
"Neni zapotrebi, abyste Ia
chodil pred snatkem. Az Cr'
ven po snatku na$am uyidi,
81 odvadim Bcssy k vam, re Y
farmu svou V celistvosti DRIFT
zastydi Sc, ze vas zbytecne p
straSil."
Pan Nolan uznal d0voC
Harryho a obejmul iej-rados
Take Harry nabyl ruzoyy, sv
tecni rozmar. Jen stary pt
Desmond radost ieiich nesdil
trapilaf no zla predtucF
Znalt mstivost riditelovu a '
del, ne rama Ma Nolana mife
mcla vlastn6 ma vlastni je
hlaVu dopaduouti a znititi j
A prcdtucha Ia ukazala
praydivou. lee nebudcme PR
bihati udalostem.
Snatek odbyvan tehoz 4
dopoledne S velikou slave
Vscch zvyAlosti a obyteju
rodnich, jichz risky yen',oy,
lid velkou hoinost ma, Setfe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09

ktery vesele kouSky hral k
nj mprozpevoval, co ostatnl
maSkary tancily vselihe smeS-,
ne posunky a tatrmanstvi pro-.
vadejice.
Katerina Desmondova a ne
vesta staly We dverich divajlce
Sc.
Nahle houslista prestal hratl
skocnou a vycistiv 81 kirk zano-
toval vrouci pisen milosti, V nlz
vezen upici V tmavem zalaii,
touzi po jedine aspon drobne
jiskricce ze svetla milencinych
Oci, ably osvitila temnotu "a
arni a oblazila zachmufenou
nysl jeho.
Ma Katerinu ucinil zpev ten
Imocny DOZEN, zvlaste an HAS
Ezpevakuv zdal Sc il povedo-
my. Ma zaminku, re mu po-
Ida kolac a skleniGku palenkJ
!priblizila Sc k nemu a podava-
Iiic mu ODE, septala:
"Neiste Barney?"
| "Jsem, ale pro boha zivGho
| nepozradte mne. Pisnickn Ji7
/ isem prave zpival, skladal on
/ pro vas"
"Vy iste jej tedy videl?'
"Videl. Kdyz jdu do we've
hi, jsem jeho teta, jinak by ne
tam nepustili. Pujdu no CO
hejdrive Ease navStiviti. Chce
Se mu n6co vzkazati?"
Katerina byla celia blazena.
Prahnula po priIezitosti uzrlti
lei nebo aspon vzkaZati mu,
jak vroucn6 jej miluje a ia
! kym zalem neplnuje neblahy
osud jeho jeji dust.
"Vyridte mu, re jsem meme.
la pokojn6, stastne chvile co
musel prchnouti naseho dvo1
ce a re nebudu miti pokoje, pc
lkud iej neuzrim," septala ka-
1terina v6rnemu lasky jeJlcf
| prostfedniku.
1 "Mam tn neco pro vas od ne
| 10. Jest to psanicko. Pros
ras ia odpov6d, kterou muze'
| dati zebracce, ktera do dvol
vaSeho Ultra rano pride.
| To rka, podstrtil katerlnf
naly listek, jejz ona hbite dC
| apsy uschovala, nacez Barney
pet ma skfipky sv6 veselou ga
| lotil.
, Harry vySel rovnez Z pokoj'
lby spoIu milovanou Bess!
, vou Ma skotaceni maSkar 81
| )odival. Nebe bylo jasne NJ
tisln6 hv6zd trpytilo Sc s nef'
: lolG ma stastne diva lidi. Ne
! uSil nikdo 4 mich, re blizk'
c est boure V niz ztroskotan
yti ma co nevid6t jejich ste
a | I'll.
"Harry!' oval Sc HAS otc
y I eho pokoie. "Pojd stranou
ad bych ii n6co sd6lili."
"Dnes odpoledne by. V M
Z EN- dvorci soudni sluha Fet
J on nechal tam psan' je
me prav6 posel dorq(ll." "
2 Harry zbledl. Ale kdyz d
a. eH psani, iez mu otee pfetis
lal, zahorely tvare jeho I'M
y EN-. Psani pochaze,t cd tlI
o "a Cravena, ktery panu De
o. uondovi oznamoval, re pax.
e syn ieho oaeni naiem
ly | lvorce bude 2dvojoasoben
Il ,ak-li sc ma dvorci samostatl
i ,eadi, 2e celia rodina bude
y eho Vypoyezena
Z Ten krkavecn ZaSipal II
a V. "Nyni rozumim icho hr
e re ozebraGi cello Dcsmo
NJ lovou rodinu. Co 1byVa NJ
he 'niti?"
ei A otac a syn HE'D Ii chN
s. l'cky ma scbe rady 81 neved
1t \ Z.
Po chVili pravil otec;
nt | "Spasa naSe spocivH Y ruh
III I {ateriny. Vim, ze ne Graz
Ia I hce tim donutiti, abych
L 4 lal dceru svou "a 2enu."
n "V$ak Katerina nesvoli a
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S210O

PRODA Sc obchodni misto
blize Union vych. 105. ka-
ry. Dobra prileaitost pro Ce-
cha. Pritina prodaje stari.
Bliss sdei J. +. Nejedllk,
11O15 Union Ave. Tel. Union
1861 +. 8-12
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PRODAJt Sc kamna, ctyf-
koloVa, postel, strojek, misnik,
stolek a perina. Haste sc {.
2978 Nursery Ave. 8-11
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dobre Sc

PRODA Sc LEVINE dobre Sc
vyplacejici obchod Sc ysim ia
rizenim a maietkem. Dunn je
velky Sc storem prdceli, staj,
garage a diva slepicniky. Pri-
Gina prodeje odjezd ma farmu,
kterou mattel ma koupenou
liz pred rokem. AGENT Sc wy
lucuii. Adressa majetnika sde
Ii Sc V adm. t. listu. 2,
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PRODA Sc dun O 5ti poko-

PRODA Sc dunn o 5ti poko-
jich, koupelna, kombinacni fer
nes, 5kouky ma pradlo, elektri-
ka. plyn a jin6 zarizeni. -Ulice
dlazd6ny. Haste Sc V elsie
1911 Maryland Ave. Z Warner
I'd. 80
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PRIME Sc 100 devcat zku
senych i nezkusenych k della
nj papirovych krabic. Haste
Sc u Peerless Paper Box Mfg.
Co. 1928 E. 55 ul, 8-11
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PRODAJi Sc majetky ma
zap. strane V Gene od $4,000
do $4,000 ma ruznych ulicich.
Tez Sc vymeni fanny Ia NEST
ske majetky. X doptani u Kar
la Dolezala, Alas Carlile Ave.
..1n 80
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PRIJMOU Sc skusenl krei-
ci dodelavaci ma zenske O.
bleky. Haste Sc u Benjamin a
Rubin, Room 30, Bank of Hen
ry Spira Bldg, E. 81 ul. a
Woodland Ave. 8-14
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DrObrne
Ozrlanlky
<sSA "A
PRIJME Sc

PRIME Sc n6kolik prodavacd
neb mladsich devcat. Haste
Sc u Kohna, 5000 Quincy Ave.
aneb 1906 Clark Ave.
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KRASNE PHONOGRAPHY

800 "a sos, $125 "a
SIS $3.50 "a S85, S175 Ia
$95. Dame zdarma IL rekor-
du ku kazd6mu. Vytecne jelly
200 "a 15c. 'Rekordy cd 45c
vyse. Haste Sc V els. 1854
Fulton Rd. p?
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn V Mt. Pleasant. Blizsi s.
sdeli elsie 1927 Coath Ave.
S-1l
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
GET FULL VALUE OF READING
Authors Best Sayings Should bs
4. Transferred 70 the storehouse
Of the Memory. sai-2

A view Of reading, which, tho9gh It
is obvious enough, Is seldom taken, !
imagine, or at least acted upon 10.
that, in the course Of our reading,
we should lay up In our minds q store
of goodly thoughts In well-wrought
words, which should be a living treas
ure Of knowledge always with us. and
from which at various times, and
amidst all the shifting Of circum.
stance. we might be sure Of drawing
some comfort, guidance and sympathy.
We see this with regard to the sacred
writings. "A word spoken In. due
season, how good is i'll" But there is
similar comfort on lower level TO-
be obtained from other sources than
sacred ones. In any work that is
worth carefully reading there is gem
orally something that is worth re-
membering accurately. A man whose
mind Is enriched with the best sayings
Of the poets Of his own country is
more independent man, walks the
streets In a town, or the lanes in the
country, with far more delight than he
otherwise would have and Is taught,
by wise observers Of man and nature,
to examine for himself. Sancho Panza
with his proverbs Is q great deal bet
ter than he would have been without
them.-Sir Arthur Helps. *
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q. ~.
Look Over Your Bills.

Now that somebody has taken the
trouble to count them, 1t appears that
there are In circulation In the currency
Of the United States five varieties q
the 81 note, five different 81 bills, six
IS bills, seven $40 bills, seven $40 bills.
six $50 bills, six 500 bills and four
$500 bills. Comparatively few citizens,
to- be sure. have the opportunity to
study the differences between $500
bins, but it illustrates the matter.of-
courseness with which currency n
handled that many will probably b
surprised to know that the lower de-
nominations are printed in SO many
styles. Nor does 1t often occur to any
body to realize that he carries In his
pocketbook some fine and interesting
examples of the art Of engraving. Y
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Unquenchable.

p -. 81
"Old Lutte Lathers Is great Teller
to always look on the bright side Of
things" said the gaunt M'ssourian.
"He was riding to town on a load OF
hay with his son-in-law the other day
when the roads were so muddy. One
wheel dropped into chuckhole clear
up to the axle. the hay slowed, ana
Uncle Lutte rolled of and landed on
his head in puddle foot and half
deep. We'll, sir says he, when they
had dug him out and mopped him Of
some, these ere mud roads don't
bruise Won nm like rock road does.
II that had icsne,, l,r'-surs1ced rond,
Ib'dogged II II wouldn't have plumb
broke mx.ueck ri ansss Clty star.
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NOTICE in PROBATE

State Of Iowa, Crawford County, S.
In Probate. .,..s.,s
In the matter Of the estate OF John
Mahnke, late OF Crawford county, de
ceased. IL sr,,5.s .a ...,... -,.s,...55,-..
Notice OF Appointment Of Executor.
TO Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
9Th day OF June, 1919, the undersigned
was duly appointed executor OF the
above entitled estate, and all credit-
ors of said estate are notified to file
their claims in the Office Of the celrk
Of the district court, in and for Craw-
ford county, Iowa, within one year
from the date Of this notice, according
to law, and have the same allowed ana
ordered paid by the SAD court Ut
stand forever barred therefrom.
Dated June 5, 1919. L.
SOENKE MAHNKE. =
p. y. Klinker, .J.g,sl executor.
Attorney for Executor. ne z4.St
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|tition as fixed by the court is to be on
Sept. 2, 1919, at the court house at
Denison. Crawford county. Iowa, at
200 p. m, of said day. If no appear.
ance is made on said date at the time
fixed in this notice upon the part OF
the said Charles Lindquist the court
shall proceed to hear proof OF the al,
Legations of said petition and sha!!
make such order as the court shall
deem proper to be made in the prem.
Uses and If satisfied as to the truth OF
the facts set forth in the petition con-
lcerning the absentee shall order let
tiers of administration upon his estate
to issue as though he were known TO
f =, CONNER & POWERS, r
Attorneys for Mary Jensen,
IM.St Petitioner.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
]. MAYOR SHORT WINS

The election at Sioux, City for the the
recaiI sof Mayor Wallace Short Wa.s
held ION Monday OF this week, piltl
Mayor Shorts. opponent, Hugh II u satatf
ney! ;wass defeated by an almost two ~
On eiuote. MI. Carney had been a resi-
dent ri Sioux City for almost thirty.
We yeats and was in the employ OF the
Milwaukee system for al much longer
timHEsAnd it was thought he would
swing a big vote. He had the SUPPORT
Of tie leading newspapers OF sioux
CITY. and was3 backed by some OF the
lnoa prominent h3ssiness and profess
siodal men. Mayor SAbrt came %into
prominence at the time he was frst
elected mayor OF. Sioux City; he was
a minister of the gospel, but came on OUT
Strong in favor Of Sunday amusement
for the laboring man andffavored pbu'
lie dances. His greatest prominence
was gained. however. when ne invited
the national /. w. W: to meet in Sioux
City in convention, and at the time OF
meeting the mayor appeared before
the meeting and gave an address. The
newspapers of the city refused to ab-
lsh his address, and Short had 1t
printed in pamphlet form and distrib-
llted broadcast. Soon after this petit
tions were filed for his recall and a
campaign Waged favoring the custer
proceedings. The Sioux City Journal
81 Tuesday has the following to say
on its editorial page concerning the
election: H'a .....s
The people of Sioux City have spok-
en- in the recall election and the ma
jortty are in favor OF the continua.
ton aof the administration of Mayor
Short. There -.,is no mistaking the
Significance nor lodging the conse-
qusnces ,of the verdict at the polls.
Tho ele ction shows that q majority
of thes'people are in favor OF the mu-
nicipaI regime which has brought
upon the citysthe stigma of sympathy
wifhthe l. w w. The issue was clear
cutsand unequivocal. The recall was
based ION the appearance of the may
or before the meeting Of the |. W.. w.
members in this city as its friend and
counselor. All the other issues in
troduced were extraneous and had
nothing whatever to do with the rea-
son why the recall proceedings were
set in motion and prosecuted. This
beng true, the verdict must stand
as that of the people on the question.
Submission to the will of the ma.
jority, legally expressed at the, polls
the government, the verdict Of the
being the fundamental principle of
people at Mondays election must be
accepted as that OF the whole city.
The minority may realize the conse-
duences OF such a verdict, but are
helpless to remedy them. Mayor Short
is shown by the returns to have a ma.
jorty of the people of the city with
him. He has a right to continue his
relations with the ]. w. w. and to add
whatever reputation such acts bring
to the. ,present nationa Reputation Of
tho city. There remains no answer
to Che CRITICISMS which will be made.
Noreply is possible to the castigations
which await the publication of the
verdict Sioux City has; spoken and
Tie majority were for the things
Which Justify the criticisms already
made and those which will be made
against her. i s., 81
= Il. q. -. ~ =. l. - - 4
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LEGAL
ORIGINAL NOTICE

ra ORIGINAL NOTICE
IL In the District Court Of Iowa, in and
for Crawford County - September
Term, 1919. &H .5.s
In the Matter 4. of the Estate Of
Charles Lindquist, deceased. I. ~. ID
3... Original Notice
To Charles Lindquist, Mary Jensen,
Mrs. Matilda Gustav Petersen: I'D II
You and each Of you are hereby mott.
fled that there is now on file III the of.
flee of the clerk OF the district court of
Crawford county,, Iowa, in the above
entitled action, a petition Of Mary Jen.
sen, setting forth that she resides In
Ida county, Iowa, and that she is a
sister of the said; Charles Lindquist,
and that in addition the co,defendant,
Mrs. Matilda. Gustav Petersen, is also
a sister OF the said Charles sLindquist,
she residing in Argentina, South
America. MI.
Said petition further states that the
said Charles Iindduist was at one time
a resident of the state of Iowa, but lat.
.er Of the state of Illinois. and that he
acquired and owns property in the
county OF Crawford and state of Iowa,
as follows: One-third interest in two
acres of land in Otter Creek township,
Crawford county, Iowa; house and
lot in the Incorporated town of Kiron
in said county, the value of the said
real estate being in the neighborhood
or $25O0.00, and In addition acquired
and owns personal property consist.
ing OF money of about 100000 now in
the hands Of the clerk Of the district
court of Crawford county, Iowa.
q. That the said Charles Lindquist
about ten years ago absented, himself
from his usual place Of residence and
concealed his whereabouts from his
family without known cause for more
than seven years and has been gone
to parts unknown for period Of ten
years and the prayer of the petition OF
said Mary Jensen for the reason there.
in stated asks that an administrator
may be appointed to administer upon
the estate OF the said Charles Lind
quist and she prays that one Ncls Jen.
sen OF Ida county. Iowa, the husband
OF said Mary Jensen, shall be appoint.
ed administrator Of the estate OF the
said Charles Lindqufst.
That the time for bearing said pc.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
BUSINESS BRIEFS

i AM NOW READY TO CRUSH
l have invested $1,000 in machinery;
and $500 in leather and rubber heels.
The best thing you, can do is to come
here for your repairing and save mon
ey. Read my prices-Men's half sole
,sewed and rubber heels, $1.45; boys
half sole, sewed and rubber heels, ST.;
Womens' half sole, and rubber heels,
81; small boys and girls half soles,
Csc and 75c. do not make much at
this price, but l don't have to have
much, and therefore ! / make the
above prices. w. M. Petcoff, McCar.
thy Building, Denison. 25-2t.
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/ 245. ACRES JOINING TOWN, $3.50
per, acre, The best farm In Iowa for
the money; improvements cost over
$4,000 and are in fine condition; land
all rich black loan, in the highest
state of cultivation; has been farmed
by the same owner for fifty years and
is as clean as a new pin; cement walk
and gravel road from, town to farm;
look at it, you will buy IT; $4,000
cash, $4,000 March LIST, and assume
$4,000 mortgage. G. d. Armstrong,
1856 Securities Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
23-3t4.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NORTH DAKOTA LAND

FARM LANDS FOR SALE-SOUTH
eastern North Dakota. Best diyersi-
fed farming and some builders sec.
ton; good schools, towns, churches,
country past speculative stage and on
safe development basis Large list
ing both improved and unimproved
farms. Prices $40 to SIS per acre. Ac.
tive soliciting agents cooperation
wanted. Write for list and terms.
Here is the place to locate your clients
for their prosperity and success. G.
E. Lane Land Co, Glendale. N. D.
n, 1S-1Ot4
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FOR sALE-AsH GROVE FARM
LOT 100 acres. 211a miles from Alden, Ia.
Exceptionally well tiled and improved,
|soil is level, black loan, close to school,
has $4,000 worth Of improvements;
an ideal farm for thoroughbred stock
breeder. farm is equipped and has
been used for this purpose, price $3.50
per acre; $4,000 cash March l, 1920
balance good terms. For particulars
and detailed description write the
owner, w. H. Miller, Alden, la. 25-2t I
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NEBRAl IS, LAND /

HAVE GOOD EASTERN MEBRAs-
ka farms, Greeley county, on the crop
payment. plan; $40 to $40; improved,
.$75 to SIPS; 1880 acres to deal for
smaller farm, 160-32O for income; $40
well improved at $3.50; take small
farm $4,000 cash.; balance time. Foley
& Son, Greeley, Nebr. 23-3t +
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/. How Horses Won Victories.

The automobile may have won at
Verdun, says the billets and remounts
division, but the horse has won more
victories, than he has hairs on his top
knot-for. say they, no victory could
have been attained, no push could have
succeeded unless the horse Was, on the
lob to pull the guns forward, to TAKE
up the rations, the water, the an,muni-
ton, through mud where TRUCKS could
not go, or over shell-swept ground
equally impossible for the gasoline
propelled yehicle.-stars and sripes.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

NORTH DAKOTA-FOR SALE AND
exchange, choice priced right farms
in the Red River valley. Eastern
North Dakota and Clay county, Mime
sofa, the fertile soil and big crop
country. Herbert Hodge, Fargo, N.
d. 24-2t*
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NOTICE IN PROBATE
tate of Iowa Crawford County,

NOTICE IN PROBATE = 10
State of Iowa. Crawford County, S.
In Probate. &. 4 II III =. 4 III; 4.
In the matter Of the estate OF Claus
PAIL, late Of Crawford county, De-
Fceased. -4 49,
Notice Of appointment Of Executrix.
To Whom 1t May Concern: l
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day OF June, 1919, the UNDERSIGNED
was duly appointed executrix Of the
above entitled estate, and all credit
lors Of said estate are notified to ME
their. claims in the office Of the clerk
Iof the district court, in and for Craw-
lford county, Iowa, within one year
from the date of this notice, according
to aaw, and have the same allowed
i and ordered paid by the said court. or
stand forever barred therefrom.
Dated June s, 1918.
MARIE PAIL,
Ip T Klinker. Executrix !
Attorney for Executrix, 243t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

FOR SALE-WHITE LILY WASH
ing machine-large family size-with
automatic wringer. Can be driven
with electric motor or belt. Used but
"a short time. Inquire of F. C. Aver
|ill at Carpenter Tire Shop. 24-2t.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

FOR sALE-FORD COUPE, Elk.
5cellent condition, with the following
extras: Hassler shock absorbers,
chains. six extra castings, three inner
tubes, clock, !. speedometer. $4,000.
Robert Karr. 25.2t 4.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

so TIIEAsTERN NORTH DAKO-
ta Richland county, virgin prairie
section for sale, very cheap, Iii sold
before May LIST. All level soil, black
loan. Seven miles to town, w mites
to schnrch h II shIlsen and put to, fax
this year the crop Will very nearly
pay for it. No trades considered. If
interested write William Roberts, Col
fax, N. D. 17-1Ot+
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

/. ALL }. PARTIES, EXPECTING no
ship or have wool to ship through the
Wool Growers association are re
quested to have their wool at the
Northwestern freight station on next
Wednesday or Thursday, June 25th
and 18th. Any particulars wanted will
be cheerfully answered by the county
agent, 25It
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

FARMS IN SOUTHEASTERN 1 N
Dakota, Stutsman and other counties,
many highly improved, id we'll set
lied communities, near market, school
and church, $25 to $50 per acre. Is
per cent cash, balance crop payments,
or easy terms. Write Tor big list, John
aB. Fried Co., Owners, Jamestown, N.
d. R%. 25-1Ot@
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

FOR SALE-FINE GRAIN, AND
Stock farm, 1856 acres, IN miles from
town with good Improvements, all
fenced hog-tight and in a very high
state of cultivation. Price $500 an
acre. $4,000 at 5H per cent. No
nicer laying land In Iowa. Henry
LEM, owner, Nora Springs, la. 25-2t 7