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r. que los csPiritus SC pudicsca mer-
cantiiizar y cmpequcnccer, para CUE
, .os ideales sc transformaser en- ci-
'ras, y los anhclos en- ecIaciones al
! 1cbraicas y loG emPcnOs ;cdos CT les
! 1ujas de ia c~cm7ra-vcnta, que decEe-
70 a Ia ~ciercia incompatible ~ Il
moral y con cl arte, cue arsojo Al
cnsucao = a Ia esperanto DC los claus
tres universitarios, y a la Re con
clos, no Ia de- SIR el cue selvc a Me-
xicc.
Siempre II h7blar dc este. cac !
cucrtas ci hondo y bcllo poema dc
EostanG en- cI gus los ~aduanero5
de los Princes d~eticRen 4 I'm VieJo
que crtra = territorr:o frances. con
ur muIo cargado con algo que Il los
guarGas Sc %antoja I'm cont:aoando.
Dcti:-cn ii can:rantc. las aitotiaS
Sc dcshaccn. y dc elias cac, aqu: IN nu
nal mohoso, ALA I'm casco aboi!ado,
:.na -clicda tizona por otra rarto.
por aqui = por ALA rcsios g arE'a-
s;.-a com:da dc orin :! ~viajcr"
era Den Qu;jcte, y ilcvabn l Fran
c.a los ncpics anheios, = afan Dc i@s
dcsirlcrcsadas emprcsas. el amor al
cnsueno, Ia &c CT Ell id:al, CT CT
amor, en- n c~spcranza ..-..... los
guerdas no 10 dsjaron ensrar.
TIL hizo 81 rosi:i@iamo. tai ei Glen
tificismo. e. e! gran campo d II
vida racicnai: c~ciocar Il t~opa dc
sduaneros nal enc2rad0s. dc CON
tadorcs adustoS dc pesos duro5 y oc
bil!etes g. harcc. dc h~ac:do:cs d.
calcuios y dc miiloncs y de iEtrigas,
en- To- s;t;os por !on1c PodIa PaSa-
Ia c~speranze. IA con:icnz. y ell amor
a IA ida y d la patria, Ia IL en- los
destinos d. Ia raze, visto2 colo a!
rave dc ura tab!a de:ag2ri,n,cs, he
Ia ;"izas a. fin y 4: caco POI los
r7ch,.es suriznos Dc Lapata y les
$3.50 dc Villa : &c Ca--an@a.
Pedro RECiO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
0CHENTA Y CUATR0 DUQJEsAS TEkDRAN
QUE TRABAJAR PARA GANARSE la VIDA

Despues de que IL revolution entro
a Ia ciudad imperial de Niera. Y con
fisco las propiedadcs Ieales, c inter
vino todos los intereses de IN anti
gua Y podercsa casa de los Hapsbur-
gcs. les descendientcs de esa demoli-
da dinastia sc han visto, dc Ia noche
q IL manana, en- una disyuntiya pavo-
rosa: O ganan. con cl sudor de su ros-
tro cl pan de cada dia, o Sc reran con-
denadCs q perecer de hambre. va en-
ell exiiio 0 Va Ell SUI p-opia patria.
Como TODD eI mundo sabe, tras IA
~abdicacion, 0. 2or mejor decir, de IA
huida del eX-Emperador Carlos de
territcrio austro-hungaro. los revolu-
cionarios encabez&dos por el Princi-
De Karolyi de~cretaron l. co~Mfiscacion
dc todos V cada uno de los intereses
rusticos Y urbanos de Ia m~onarqula,
pasardo 4 poder del ~gobiermo provi-
sional 10 solo los Suutu0s0s pa!ac!os
~imDarialcs. sino la propiedad parti-
cu!ar De los monarcas y u Gescen-
dientcs, sus titulos de nobleza, u jo-
vas. il u~niforTnes. y hasta sTs niue
bles ' titles.
81 cr-EupcrGGyr q sCiCo.
Sin embargo. dc este terrible die
ma el unico que Sc saliva . e! eT-em-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02

En- un cafe:
-Coronel. va tiene listed servida
Ii @inebra.
-Rueno. die al patron que 20 4
pun.
Is que dice ci patron qle hasta
cuando Va 4 est& apuntando.
-Hasta Gue 20 le mande hacer
fucgo.
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mundo Dor Su raior y 81 tamano, es
ahora pisa.papel dc un captain impro-
visado. s~ocrerario de + commandments
militar del Quartet ocste.
TODD Sc ha de>moronado. TODD
csta inconocibie. Han caido las sic
te p!agas de Egipto sobre EUestra tie
ira. ' quien Sabe cue sera de nues
! tro pueblo"
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I perador. Quien Quiza por imaginar
un pronto Observation-Disclosures dc su
pueblo Y un veciro desbarajuste de
su poderic. invirt!o fuertes de
| dinero en- paiseS u]eUtrales, como Sui
"a V Holanda. era en- bienes raiccs, O.
III Ell accioneS dc inportantcs casas
de ~negocios, ora en- instituciones BAN
carias de acreditada s~olvencia.
El almanaquc Gotta. cue tue. has
ia hace POGO, ell standard" dc las
| m~craruUiaS cUropeas. informa que,
en- 1914, habia no men0s Ge oche'.-
| tn Y cuatro duGues Y archiduques. Y
duquesas Y archiduQuesas, deScen-
iientes de la casa de los H~apsburgos.
Todcs estos miembros dc Ia fami-
liza imperial dc Francisco Jose, han
s;do rrivados de sus Interests. Y cole
cados. por IA mano inclemente de Ia
revolution, en- una situacion rrcca-
| ria, de la Que no podran saiir 81 no
es por IN milagro divine, por 81 es-
fucrzo de sus propias a~ctividades.
No son pcrSona% p~rePafadG*. /
Con ser estas circunst&nc:as en- gra
do sumo apremiantes. 10 que mas las
agrava. seguramentc. Is el hecho do
loroso dc que. en su cast t%otalldad,
todos los Miembros de L. moMarqula
disueita. son personals crisGas en- cl III
10 ' en- la comodidad. Que janlas pen
saron en- una posibii:dad funesta, y
cue no cuentan con preparation nm
yuma rara el trabajo de la clase me-
iia. Todos clos, per consiguiente.
81 voram en- IL necesid&d de buscar
alguna ocupacion de baja categoria,
para gaTarse el sustento:' so pena dc
mcrir de hambre, en- caso contrarlo,
por exceso d. orgullo 0 por Sobra dc
soberbia.
P4sma. por eHde, el penSar que Su
Altcza. q Archiduque Federico. CON
sidcrando, hasta haco algun tempe.
como q hombre mas RICO y mas ext
gcrtc del impcrio aUstriaco, se vera
dc M dia para otro. colocado d las
pucrtas de algun hotel cualquiera, de-
sempeaaudo q hum:lac puesIo de
bell boy" o quiz;. ST II alc&nces
en- Il mecanica sen. de cicrCa estima,
al frcntc Ge un elevator de a'gCna
casa ~comercial. llevando y t~rayendo
ciientes : los .distintos GcSpa"tamen-
tos de! almacen.
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.Nsmorias fri&tca y recHe,doS.
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No son pcrsona% p~reParadG*. /
Con ser estaS circunst&nc:aS en- gra
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
kIRON ITEMS
. 4 \ i + \ + :. \ X i j. i j. \ ]

E, E. Clauson and G. w. Nelson re.
turned Thursday from three day trip
through Woodbury. county.
| Rev. E. H. Sundberg autoed to Al
bert City Saturday to attend and as
sist in series of meeting over Sun
day. 80 4.. q. ....r.,. 3. ,..,.... 81 ...,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lundgren, of Den
ison, were Kiron visitors with ,rela'
tives Saturday afternoon. =
The public sale of the John +.
Peterson 80 acre farm three miles
north of Kiron on Wednesday drew a
fair crowd, the purchaser being john
Tureen at price of $403.25 per acre.
The eighty has fair improvements and
choice land. Mr.. Tureen has conf
dence in Iowa land, now owning over
a. thousand acres of choice Ida and
Sac county land. t--z. a..l. n.ss.
Harry Sthran, of Minneapolis, spent
several days last week attending to
business matters and visiting rela-
tives. ..., ... s-, f-G
C. A. Dolk and N. P. Swanson were
business visitors in Sioux City and
neighborhood the fore part of the past
week. aE. z,s. ....t ~. ...-.. ..-. ..sa
Mrs John Winquist returned Satur-
day from visit at the home of her
daughter at Gowrie. ...-.,.-
N. P. Swanson purchased and ship
i ped eight cars of hogs to Chicago the
past week. Kiron has a splendid hog
market and the top prices paid by Mr..
Swanson secures him patronage from
d large territory.
H. hi nj 10 hninp
made by farmers over the condition
| of the mile road leading north OF
town which is not being dragged at
proper time, leaving it in poor condi,
ton, in comparison with other miles
that are kept in splendid condition.
Mrs Henry Goetch. of Lorimer, Is
spending couple Of weeks at the
home Of her son, Glenn Goetch. She
has many old friends and neighbors
in Kiron who are enjoying meeting
her again. ~. .,-.-. 49,. .E
| Miss Birdie Anderson left last week
| for Holdridge, Neb., to visit at the
home, Of her. sister, Mrs. Irwin John
son, for a couple Of weeks, and to at
tend the general conference Of the
Free church in America. ,...... =,
On Tuesday last week the Dolk &
Clauson real estate agency sold the
Newcom 100 acre farm five miles
northeast OF Kiron for $3.50 per acre
Two days later they res0ld it for $375
per acre to N. P. Swanson. This is a
choice farm located in Wheeler town.
ship, Sac county. On Saturday last
they. sold the old Wright 200 acre
farm four miles south OF Kiron, own.
| ed BY ]. p. Jones of Denison, to c. S,
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county auditor is hereby authorized
to issue warrants for grand Jurors and
clerk upon certificate Of the judge or
of the district court, also, for witness
fees and mileage for attendance before
grand jury upon the certificate of the
county attorney and foreman OF such
jury, also for jury fees and mileage
on certificate of the clerk OF the DIS
fore the district court in cEiminal cas-
es when such fees are payable by the
county upon the certificate of the clerk
of the district court, also for shorthand
Judge holding court, also for soldier
relief ommission, also for salaries OF
county officers and employees as liked
by law and the Board of Supervisors.
All in accordance with Chapter 356 OF
the 37th General Assembly of the sta te
= And whereas said resolution fails, to
correctly state the proceedings thst
were and then had and done IN that salu l
Lof the representatives of the school
in fixing the salary of the
county superintendent or schools was
adopted and ratified by the board OF
Fpaid by the county auditor under the
above referred to-, the same
las the salaries of other county oi1lcla.S.
I Now. therefore be 1t resolved by tre
Board of Supervisors of Crawford coun-
ceedings of the Gath day Of January.
II 919. be and the same are hereby arleno T.
ed SO as to show the following: That
the action of the representative OF the
school corporation Of April 2, 1919, IN
liking the salary of the county superi n
tendent at $250.oO per month, during
the term for which he was. elected Is
HEREBY ratified and adopted and the
Fcounty auditor is ordered to issue war
rant to the county superintendent each
im6nth for said amount.
| Board adjourned at ~ o'clock noon'
Eto meet at 80 o'clock p. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
/ Board met at 1880 o'clock, P. M. All
members present .ss
on motion claims were allowed as
"A. W. steeeman, repairing bridges $40
EDeloit Bridge Co, construction Of
r. c. box culyerts. -. .1675. w
EDenison township, repairing coun- q,
ty roads with the township gra- ~
Emil nil Mas, Repairing county road 4. 90
John Holland, freight paid on !,
Emil Mas, dragging county road IS. 90
Mrs. Jennie Storjohan, widows 40
4 tolls. and rentals. -. 80. 247. rs
Is s = c 'ya W',tt = r. fees in case $50
II. si I. Hoffman ioa ' constable fees in ~
g case state VS. Henry Witt -. 2.65
Jacob Johnson, witness fees in
case state VS. Witt. -. go
Ralph Roy, witness fees in case
!, { state VS. Henry witt. -. 60
e. T. Cochran, j. r. fees in case .
state VS. julius Mailer ..... $50
F. T.. Hoffman, constable fees in
; ! case state VS. julius Mailer -. 800
Jacob Johnson, witness fees in
case state VS. julius Mahler... go
Ralph Roy, witness fees in case
state VS. Julius Mailer. -. -. &C
Albert Mailer, witness fees in
case state VS. Julius Mailer -. GO
for prisoners ....... ..... -. 1916
j. J. Egan, mileage, attending
convention electing board Of
education. ...... -. 49,. :. 1-60
I Board adjourned at o'clock P. NJ.
to meet Tuesday June g. 1919, at 10
O'Clock A.. NJ. ~ "Ji.eg y j
III. j. PORTZ, MARTIN, NEHLS. 8.
Nh County Auditor. f. ..E Chairman
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had been to Macedonia and were re.
turning to their home in South DakO-
| ia.
Last Sunday morning at st. Boni-
face church a class of twenty-five chill
dren received first holy communion:
Rev. Father Parle, OF the Cathedral
parish of Sioux City, with his cadet
Iband of thirty pieces was in attend
ance. The occasion was very sol
emn and impressive one. The cadet
corps acted as guard OF honor. ,5a
Miss Arlene Deter, of Manila, came
Sunday to witness the ball game be-
tween Manila and the Oak.
The annual picnic OF the Lutheran
church and school was held in Car
stems grove last Sunday. The wealth
er was fine and the picnic was all that
could be desired. ga4 ,-+
Two new members were received
into the NJ. e. church Sunday morn
ing Rev. Harvey G. Travis officiating.
"A meeting was held at the city hall
Sunday afternoon to complete arrange
ments for chautauqua here this sum-
mer
Sunday was busy day in the Oak,
Last but not least was the big ball
game between Manila and Charter
Oak, with the Oak victors by a score
of to 2. r.. ..,:---,
Born Wednesday, June l1tl. to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Kuntz, a daughter.
| Born Thursday, June 18th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Kuntz, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schlie, of Ken
wood, were visiting in the Oak Satur-
day. .5 F.-
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The entertainment and box social
|given by the Buck Grove school Tues
day evening was a great success, not
understanding the stormy weather. The
program was varied and good, each
one taking their part well and show
ing great work by teacher and pupils.
The proceeds of the boxes amount to
about $27 and the money will be used
for some improvements for the school.
Mrs, John Mullen has been on the
sick list for about ten days but is able
to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Clinton mourn
the loss of their, only son, a lad of Z
year. He was operated upon few
days ago for appendicitis and seemed
to be getting along all right when he
took a turn for the worse Friday night
and died Saturday morning. All that
loving hearts and hands could do was
done for the little sufferer but to no
avail. The funeral was held at De-
fance Monday morning and the little
form laid to, rest, in the cemetery at
that place beside two other children
gone before. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
have the sympathy Of all in this great
bereavement. ,afy .3.- .-.r-.li
H. The depot had new force on duty
Sunday as Messrs. Morton, Anderson
land ,Resigian went to Sioux City on
business. The ladies were in full
charge, Mrs. Morton station agent,
MRS. Anderson SECTION boss and Miss
EArleen, Power assistant operator. The
ladies seemed to- enjoy the novelty OF
their new positions. n s.r.-u.!I, ~ d.
| } Mrs. Welsh has been suffering very
much with rheumatism recently but is
somewhat better at this writing.
Mrs Neubaum, and family left June
18th and are now nicely situated in
Denison where they have bought a
home at 3l4 Pine street. Their many
friends here hated to sea them go. but
| all wish them success and happiness
in their new home. Al.
| Paul Schoening sold his farm east
week and made quite a sum of money
on the deal He has since bought an
other farm. .e.,.l. 81
Carrier Docherty broke his car one
day last week and was obliged to miss
one day carrying the mail while fix
! ing the damage. Bad weather. and
roads seldom stop Mr.. Docherty but
when his car is out Of commission
then it is different. i. ......
| Joe Porter has returned from visit
in Omaha and is again assisting Mr.
Docherty with his farm work. 81, q
Joe Bogler returned from overseas
Wednesday He is looking and feel
ing fine. but is glad to get back to the
good old U. S. A. 49,, ..ar .a...,.
Albert Schwiesow has moved into
his, new home recently purchased OF
Mrs. Neubaum. ali 81 &
| S. Reiff and family autoed to Ma.
ndlla and back Sunday afternoon. !.
Mrs.. Paul EWeatherby returned from
a visit to Sioux City Sunday. She
brought her niece home with her for
a few days, visit. h.. J! 4,i.! ... VI
! Herbert Docherty and family visited
in Dow City. Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Docherty. a.
II
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CHARTER OAK ITEMS 80
~! ,'5r#ll& - .4iA 49, hHEr
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i Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bristol and chill.
fdren, of Kenwood, were guests aof Mr.,
land Mrs. Hans christensen Sunday,
IL Frank Voss, of Coleridge., Neb., was
Tan over Sunday guest in the home OF
tMr., and Mrs, G. II. Stark. LII ,',.yl.
4 Miss Arlene Davis left Tuesday. for
Fan extended visit with relatives In
fSioux City and vicinity. - .sr*
Idistrict convention here Thursday A
flarge delegation and a profitable meet.
ling, is expected. -., -
Mrs. VIM. Todd and children of TT
dodge, and Miss Ella Rae; Of Omaha
[returned to their respective homes
Sunday after a weeks visit in the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
wv. S. Rae.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Turner are en-
Toying d pleasant visit this week with
the latter's parents and brother, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII. Alley and Roger Alley,
of Grin,nell.
Mrs. Boge Coe and children, OF
Sioux City, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
B. C. Jacobsen.
L, Miss Elsie Prueh came from B outon,
saturday afternoon for ,s6orts visit
with relatives here. She expects to
leave soon for Colorado to join the
irest OF the family who moved There
last spring. 4---r. 49,.
4 On Thursday evening Miss Grace
Mains entertained at a dinner compli
mentary to Miss Avis Trumbo, of Tip:
ton &ssss Z
h Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Bahnsen and son,
|Delbert, ereaChartersRC Oak visitors
Monday.
Y Delbert Brown had his foot badly
injured recently while emitting brush
with an adj. -
Dr.. Thomson returned from a visit
in Council Bluffs Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P.iW. Harding, of Den
ison, we're business in the Oak Thurs
day.
The O. e. S. club met Wednesday
afternoon at. the home Of Mrs. g. r.
Hill. The rain did not dampen the
spirits OF those present, and the usual
good time was enjoyed by all. Miss
Avis Trumbo, Of. Triton; Mrs. Maylou
Armstrong, of Waterloo, and Mrs. c.
a. IMalnS, OF Des NOlneS, were guests
Of the club Dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Hill, Miss Mains and
Mines. M. i. and Asa Jones, hostesses
for the afternoon. S's3 8
Il The soldier boys of the Oak have
been asked to organize a local post
of the American Legion and more than
enough names hayesbee secured to
get the charter. n All men who were
in the service in the world war are
[eligible to membership in this new orr
der which SIS similar to the C. "A. Re-,
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Wilson visited
la few days last week in the home 81
their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Kraft. They
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

Johnson, N. p. Swanson and Chas.
Baker for 1910 per acre, and to the
same parties a choice 40 acre tract
near Brogan. Crawford and Sac
county are fast advancing and why
should they not, the best lands in the
world and the cheapest considering
what prices are secured for lands in
the state that are not as good.
Rev. H. E. Sundberg leaves Wednes-
day for Holdridge, Neb., to attend the
annual conference of the Swedish
Free Church association being held
there this week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

The only creatures known to sci
ence that cover up their ears are the
polar bears and other Arctic beasts
that grow fur to protect exposed parts
from the cold, and the fashionable girl
wearing the existing style of hair
dressing. +.
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If bomb outrages and riots become
general then business men will have
to add the cost of explosion insurance
to the price of their goods and the
bolshevists along with other people
will have to pay for it. 100
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

According to the bolshevists if the
wicked principles of paying people
for being efficient and accomplishing
more can only be stopped then ev-
|erything will be lovely.
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!
regular session at, their office in the
court house at 10 o'clock A. M. .f
Chairman Nehls persiding.
Members all present. 10
Minutes of Friday, May 23, 1919. were
read and on motion approved;
On motion claims were allowed as
Mrs, Marie Hanson, widows ., !,
Mrs Marie. Mitchell Widows !,
Mrs, Anna Tellgrsn, Widows pen -,
MIS- s0A ii;oitttie B. 3, Thrapp. widows .s :,
MIS- WiIheimina Nioxei,. widows :.
DR.. L. NJ. Coon, salary for May. SIS:
Aug. Limbrecht. salary for May. 1921
/ and mdse, for county home 7O6t
Farmers Store. mdse and gro
ceries for county home... -. sos:
Bale Brodersenf & Co" mdse. for
o'Reiily & Watson, mdse. for
A. M. Christensen, allowance for
Pfarr. arr Gebert { Hunt. mdse. for 80
Mrs. Mesenbrink's family -. 5000
Pfarr, Gebert & Hunt. mdse, for :,
Louie Overs, salary for May. -. 1856
II. l. Vollersen, salary for May. 10000
J. w. Monaghan. salary for May. 1866
Frank Faul, salary for May :. 10000
w. A. Cramer, salary for May. 5000
L. b. Romans salary for May 100.0 100
p. J. Portz, salary for May -. 1866
L. NJ. PortZ. salary for May. y 100. 90
Andrew Bell, Jr., salary for May S333
Jacob Sims Sims, witness grand jury IL. 30
Anna Flynn, salary for May 10000
A. G. Greene, salary for May -. 1888
Jacob Johnson, salary for May. 102.91
II. b. Fishel, salary for May 49,. $1,000
f. NJ. Clark, salary for May -. 1850
John Lingle, salary for May -. 1850
auditors office. 800. 5000
paid !. go. -. 1857
John Muir, nightwatcil May -. 500
and blanks for county office... 1867
4: c. Greene, kilograms paid.... 3.25
house. jail ana heating plant. 2o,54
A. q. Greene expenses state
P. +. Clinton, trustee washington 80
E. e staRi, ' trustee washington ~
Lee VIM, trustee, washington O'0y
M. 'oe g. Myers. trustee Milford 600
township $50. ...... ...... 5000
F.. N. dry, salary for May -. $4,000
Auditors report Of fees collected For FOR
April and May to the amount of $3075
was filed and accepted
Clerks report OF fees collected for
April and May to the amount Of $489.75
was filed and accepted
Motion to correct the records Of the
proceedings Of the Board of Supervis-
ors Of January "a, 1919.
Whereas the records Of the Board
proceedings of January "a. 1919, at a
regular meeting of the board OF super
visors OF Crawford County.aIowa, show
that the following resolution was Of
fered and passed by the board.
Of Crawford County, Iowa, that the
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Denison, Iowa, June z, 1919. =
The Board Of Supervisors met II
regular session at their office IN the
court house at 10 o'clock A. M. X
Chairman Nehls persiding.
Members all present. 10
Minutes Of Friday, May .23, 1919, were
read and on motion approved. a
On motion claims were allowed as
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

Fred BirkhOfer... -. .... - I.o'
On motion a remittance to the amoun
Of $32S was made to n. II. Glieser fol
the taxes of 1918 on account of no.
having received soldier exemption. :.
Board adjourned at 2 o'clock, p. NJ
Sine Die. e- 1, -
p. ]. PORTZ, MARTIN NEHLS.
County Auditor. Chairman
The Jasper news., 1919-10-23

this point DIR. Marquis went to Point
Hope, which until recently waR one Of
the most famous whaling stations In
the arctic regions. From there the
great but futile attempt northward
was made toward Point Barrow.
DIR. Marquis on his return trip gave
special study to the conditions as left
by tile Influenza epidemic. AZ result
he brings back with him pitiful stories
Of the terrible ravages wrought by
this epidemic among the Eskimos.
In Nome alone, says DR.. Marquis,
over so per cent of the Eskimo popula-
ton was wiped out almost overnight,
and In other sections Of the country
whole villages of igloos were swept
away. In one town Of 800 only thirteen
adults were left alive, and small vii
lagos of twenty igloos or so with all
inhabitants frozen stiff. In one case
one little girl and baby were found
alive in viliage. This child had kept
herself from freezing to death by re-
naming wrapped up In bed with the
baby beside her. The condensed milk
which sustained her life she also took
to bed with her. There had been no
fire in the villages for days and the
temperature was 80 degrees below
zero.
According to DR.. Marquis, the Eski-
mos showed practically no resistance
to influenza and went down almost
without fight. Among the foreigners
the mortality was about the same as
in similar communities In the United
States.