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TEXAS PRESS


Ask for Protection.
TnN announcement lhll thr n1touHi
n.Ht0n Inr fhe protection p tho
uNls of Americans u MoXipo ia
leufl to srn0 q committee so rafls
w hDfnn ihp ponce conference inp
feN necessary gas sceur, protection
ROD Americans in tho troublo ridden
country ~ the south win ~ crafty
ng news 20 ai Americans who have
business Iu tnni country
by hHs been CERTAIN ipi some time
pnst thHi the peace conference would
iake gu the Mexican question aa both
Great Britain and France are detol
mined not 10 40 anything % Interfere
with ths Monroe Ductrino Set iool
lhsi fheir minesis and those of their
siiDjerts must bo protected in every
naH of tho world.
Wc stand q unique posltiua We
refuse ~ pefmil any European couh-
try % eGploit ans ~ tho American res
publics aud sea we have ~ far done
noihiag protect tho rights of Nlih
iccis ~ tle ENropenl nHiious M McNi
go Ne bNfp nor even protected me
rights 81 ouf uWn citizens
xheFV has been reason tol this
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now W Wcaf whereas in-fhc curly
a"ts used 20 take all these and
loi besides
however % ms connection
There are some things worthy oi
note ~ ihc FIRST place Is IS
KNOWN ihai following the rercnf
elteilons ih ihc border country,
winch has long inrmslcd rumor,
aud reports of the worst possible
election corruption There was au
investigation madc on orders OFT
'hr governor hy the ranger force
~ ihe votes east throughout The
INcniNihnd Senatorial District
Noic ihal ths INVESTIGATION was
madr l'y ihr Rangers and bass bcru
turned over go noNefnor Hobby
and seems more ihan likely 90
piaN very bag paii m ihc con
i's ie we sonalofia. scat from
ihls district
hilHi Hl Ihr opening 81 ihU
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'opFrIrm i9io " rdeal \ euosl )

ever s.nre the Eufopo8n war hesln
49, wore certain nfr.nd Tho ndmia-
irtrtuou suoHf or pfaf io he drawn
nfu the vonuIct oNcraeas tInd lur
thai rcoson 500 ronld not wasie anf
cnersi n sfriFhirnine out afmlfs on
tn.s HIle 1l fhe water
ST. h.ne tuucd out 30 WAS pnn
fhIf wu conserved uI ounrst fuf u.if
uHr n fnr won laW now ihai the
$500 b. ending and the pence conf0r-
once ie arranging to seftln afulf $50
th1t ON tho nations oft tht world $3.50
nH rae in follow urIr drslnl.s ta
fhet sro uI 10 comes 90 thn muchs
tltheI wD musi protect the rnIgon sos
infpien countries in McNlcu ug we
mUef peruit their own no,ornrf.nfa
tO protect thpm f1r 30 D. certain
thni the present MoNic1n government
wiN 900 noth|us io protect either thelt
personr or their r'ghtf
During thr rtst eight wears there
have neen MANY complaints nf INJURY
dome fn AmnucluH ln MeNiro and
protests tn fhe various government
which hntn hoeu BOZ power durinl thaf
period have reHulied Boo little Improve
fuent. while ln aofnr raa.s ths proc
icHis have rofutod in causing bitter
Iociings between certain MexlpanH and
fhe Americans ou both sidoH ~ thp
border
Recently compIunfe Nase hoen made
Chat ccft1ln drrrcre of President Gov.
fHnZl wcrr practically Donfsnltpft co.
American rnpfriN acquired boz good
tWfh Wd recognized uN LEGALLY Ar
HI. IfHN HE ufHN IuiIH rliTrnnfnfa Iu
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WoN Vou would have chuchicd to
erU tho boy Beavers drcsainr up io
80 tn pawy The, would pat va
much mnsN uffiUmtfN on ihcir porkei
htndktrchi,is thu sou could smoii
thom Nalf q mils ofi MID one Soung
iedt iicaNct nid. one evening. oh
Mother Tom BEAVER 81 coming 60 elli
on up eW smell hlA musk pff
mner was ofi hy thc iioatot Dam
liui This B. wnndsruE each Recover
family has q uifio diffof,ut nrlnd pi
musR ibHn tint OF an, o'her mmls
And fhe Heavier family on Minor
Pond euld teii sf once when rfln-
Itr of nirnfa woro enmiue go make
ell ms' hf emollna fnrif pef
Hur 'or. before thn r eam n
rff
ani often Nr Beaver upud SD, n
fh uprnins "Now rbUdun im tfr,
hust fMs forenoon win ms honso.
Wufs HuH hnuf Sou aii i0 So ouf
ui WAUGH Tor rHiiHfs Nou 900 httr
wonderful uoeoH for mfinns Hnl N
sou HurI ans cfiiri coming ren m
iuu tti me a0 rlu i.dt F. iho nouse
enf httf errftfh're rrIr Hr1 epfn
Nnd iNihrf EHpt.f otrinued 200 HN
fhr mhi how tnf1 r8uid faii unt
liri wonderful nnsor Joe ulrn ihr
0Hiin0 nas lonR wHf nII WhDthrf
iht ,aliri Nas tneie Tom or aunt
tiIsau vi cousin Erhfum ur ih. Nef
Hd elr cons.ns from Beaver Dam
NuitEr
AnH r1thce nrHtrr egplaiur1 aN tno
siui ~ Beaver Mush mtn an ihe
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INVESTIGATE THE RANGERS

~ Il proper 20 make an infesll-
pmion 0l lhe ranger conditions
nfthe state ~ Texas as called for
by thc bill by Representative j.
u. apales of Cameron county. in
republic lhcre b bpi one safe
way % ~ I'll there Is amy impli-
caiiu of cro0kedness az wrong
doing Investigate il l.ei IN the
sunlight at publicity SOME peo-
pie newer have been quite able 40
diahNse their minds of ihc idea
ihai lhp present day Texas
i,aua,r cunsisle mostly ~ Siei.
SOFA h0l aud palr az HIGH iVp
ieois aisd lot 81 shooting irons
l'ai he IS not overly cautioned ss
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M PR ESSIONS . +
AN ARMY MAN
ny n

know some PEOPLE
IThat LIVE out nt NORTH BEACH un,
lNemcriay they invited ME
4 70 TAKE dinncr with THEM
And Z hourh, brand now
fSHtVE
I THAT FIT mc and Thought { would
Take STREET cnr
OUT iO NOyth Reach and
GET there in iinr Co EAT No
Waited ln he ENTRANCE of
The Nucces tiDrEl. Hud
fIAi4kED te LILY sutton lud Jake
MILLER ard STAR
bufl : SAW car CO.'S umt CORNER
.ii' Tbs DRUG store that Mr. BRANDS
! owns Hud HAD 60
/ WALK FAST
10 catch iT
/ Tho CAR NOT TIE drug store
I Ana then : GOT un and GAVE
i The CONDUCTOR "a han dollar and
+ lio gave mc
TWENTY cents rhsueo
4 Au" IHoi GIT De- $3.50 TRYING u
SELL me
4 yhc raf LlNE and wten
+ EXPLAINED
That Z didnt WANT lt
I ilo COVE me thc REST of ms change
iiack aud w. sTAHTEu tnd goT
ALONG pretty GOOD On the PAVED
streets
Aud : asard WHAT KIND ~
MOTORS
iic boa m ms rrfa md ha TOLD
Sic SILENT KNignT
T And whom We cor ouf tn Nra ~nphn's
PLACE fhc cfr MUST ur. aDuu i g. 3r
For % jumped tho TRACK Hud
started after m
+ i'p au ALLEY ihuf ga Thrfa
iint thc CAT was too EAST tor
( Ne 1ud wr PUT iho can BACK on
lrno iHck and
BEGAN neain sind tbc RACK end
I COMMENCED
Goinr ~ and DOWN ukc q
Doc running on Two iess aud Il
HNtF
And asked TiiE Moforman WHAT
The AHrr WNs and bee nld the
.CNh bod Fi' WHEEL
Rf Thai TIME
] NEEDED another shlto nni
u WAS
LONG rlsf
DINNER lmc nnd fhe NoTOHNA
Nn-t hove toegot,cn SOMETHING
in Town
for Boz Started 90 BACK
tN and
uas pr MHfOrNDED aud
ruuldnl tails.
SUIT hs found what Dog
MAS looKlng Tor
Aui WENT forward again lnl
THEN ] got OFF
~ mf street and WENT tn The
House % GET tho FOOD
Aud tho LADY NEXT pOoH
Told uD fhtf Ny FRIENDS bad
Moved AWAY
And : WON DER whi fhe, loul
100 ND Sidewalks
Out to Norh lioac6 sp
SOMEBODY San Cet OFT there in a.
Hurry
when fhrb WANT fo
Thnnf Nou
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Jimmy Coon and His Friends
THE ADVENT RES or THE LITTLE PEOPLE on TIL
GREAT FOREST

family could ton any relative w friend
terN long was otf
Nnd Father Beaver wne sueh grcn,
trHchef That be- was nhlc TO teach
lhen ail the secrets az reu,or musk
end lta many usos and that very
niGht hc gave thcn such remarkable
lvHsons ln his evening school That all
che children could irii whom the,
hearI j twie hroak IN the woods
whether ulcnd OF u enemy was
romluf
So mch f0unr fcF was able io save
the livcs az No. family
AuH the very neXt morning wheu
MHfhrf Np8Ner sent uuf the children
90 NpfeN foD efiloff in tho Great wood.
f would hH nushed o. have 4eeu
tHd heard Tom HcaNrf one 81 tine
tNint. aa hu ran tp no house shout-
lne euothsr NotborfH 49, the
housc luiok fir Uncle Tom ls com
nU tn VISIT sa I heHfd Die fnoi hfeaE
fuie ionr long wnf uff Hnd Z
hnoW hIa annll of mush Father Told
mr sll about a. Kind Df pcrfumoft.
snd lm surc ite lncio rom
Nnf b WIS FUNNY sight 20 $500
Mother Nrater rush about hrr house
and iuei nn1 sweep mfli everything
wfr srir unf Huun
Tho Beaver telephone WAS great
.ulcoas ht Mirfof Pond and it worked
ihe ehaim with that family a.
vDs aa good as wireless trioph.ne
Can fou lmnrlue what Kind uf IS toin
uhnnr t wnaf
tcopyrioh, BY George Matthew Adausl
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FRENCH SOLDIERS LEAD
IN WORLDS SACRIFICE

SO fhe outhrehh Of fho waf fhn pnpu
miion of trance WAS g6 millions 4ud
of chose g millions haFc boon offered
ou Che Hif1r pi freedom thorehs load
ng DNerN nfter nation we uf Amof
ion must Dee yor, grateful Tor thls lnd
liHp fot an nNtiunhlo Remedy fnr ttom
NON nter nnd Intestinal sIInpnU liH
covered hf fhr peasants OFF France
which n IH rerorfed hns Sawed manf
utr DO AmerlcH prevented fhousnud
nf Hrr'cHi operations aud relieved ia
cacuiahle autIerinl among lta people
Goo ~ Mltr for many wears prou
inent Chirngo chenlaf Imports the Boz
gfodients and SELLS This remeds undet
tie nsme nf M4yra Wonderful Rem
cdy f b. Il simpie hefvhlesa prepar1
uou Chat remove. fhc catarrhal nu-
eus lr0m iho intestinal tract, and al
lass tno inflammation which cause
practically aN stomach nVer and in
tostiufi ailments inchdpue appcudi
citie conc dose win convince on muncy
refunded
fpl $500 hy dfnggisia rrers whore
Advertisements
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Texas Overseas Casualties

William - schndor ALVIN TeSa.
CONpONAi.~
RIOS > iir.clor San Antonio Tcxas
ca, nrRht Temple Tcxas
Charlie D Green slipn TexaH
Jesse O. Mccall tahert Texas
Son ~ McCauieN iipan Texas
COOKS
William D. wade McDadc Texaa
TNlA ATES--
Joseph D. ncehcr Paris. TcNas
Texas
Bonnie buchanan Yanta ToxaH
iranh Mcqueen Houston weNIs
Anton noscnbach rredefIcls1ure
Texas
Arthur a 3Hilt Elelu TcNss
John D. Jackson Angus TeN,s
John f. Keller Bryan. Texas
John q McCmtor Hamilton Texas
Erin - nieVinF 'Bertfam royns
Grady u Aaron. Dallas. Texas
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SECTION NUMBER THREE.

Washington Ian 2s Thp following
casualties ore reported b., tho Com
mandmt General ol Toe Nmerlcan EN
pealtlonagA norcrs Wounded tdoEre,
nadr,ermlnedl g5a wounded Slightly
ao1 total a6i
rno foiloWn4 TeAaps .re included
Dos the Nnt
Wounded Degree Undetermined
rSlA ArES
lnhn M Hamilton Austin rcNaH
Clarence a rNUA kerfvillp roNas
Wounded Slightly.
llEl TEN ANTS
stmg g. MornrtN Taylor Texas
~ENgENNT~
Alfred % Buehaann bryan roNae
PRIV ApES
Barney koibochnsk Anderson
Texas
nuil llwhnt gowrll Tcsas
nrookAn T. nietn Palestine Texas
Jesse James Gasdy Eden. TeNas
Ernest Eugeuo Hamilton Rockwall
Texas.
l0bh q jackson lofcun TeNRs.
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STOP CATARRH! OPEN
k0STRlLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied In NoStrils
Relieves Head. Colds at Once.

NJ Nour nosillis are giorRei ono Nour
he4d Be- stuffed ana you cHn't hp4tbe
uecll hcpnuto of q cold ga gatarrh iust
gpt d small bottle ui EiA- Cream litim
at amy drng STORE Appi3 q hlile of
tha fragrant anilseplio ,rAm into
your uostrlis and let d penetrate
through ever, aii pasnsc of your head
soothing and heaNng tte innamod
swollen mucous membrane and you get
instant rclieE
Nhl how good q secls Nom nos
liif are Open sou heai is clear. nu
mvtb hawkins snuiniug hiowing, no
more hoadaehe drynvss or struggling
for breath Elys Cream halm L. inst
what sufferers from head colds and Ga
tatrh noed ita q delight
advertisement
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ron rnr RrrU5Nrp solpIrp-

NN y I'VE. 'o'-D' + w
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NM'+ "o
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.W oULD CONNECT CHICAGO WITH
NEW YORK.
The Tyne Used IN One Year 20 Publish
Endorsements Of Doan's Kid.
ncy Pills.

OF tff many kidncN remedies on tho
market to-day none othor ls RECON-
Wcodod iiNo noans Kidney piils Fif-
tf thousand nencnuod poopio gpdiy
inriiff in fuo newspapers of their own
tnwnH fort1 five hundred American
nowsrnpoe publish iniH home proof uf
nonnH merit Tho tyne ured n One
tctr tn tell tDia WONDERFUL STORY Houid
m1kc solid column of metal twlca sI
high ns the worlds highosf mountall.
i'lacod ond fo end 'hr nno. 0f ttro
would rcnfh from New York fo rhi.
raEo Those miles of good words tnid
hf ,o.f00 tongues sound glad iidinga io
aut Corpus Christi sufferer VINO wants
relief from kidney and bladder nls
Heres % Cornm Christi clsn Don't
experiment Use thc remedy endorsed
hy proplo sou lnow
Cooper painter it'l MARY 50
says, "Some TIME pgn mN back save
me considerable trouble % hecomo
lAmo and uurc over my kidnosa so lhnf
h hurt me io atoop Z was advised
GO takr puanH Kidney liils and used
one boN. They cniifeis removed tho
trouble"
pwcc 600 "a aB dealers Don't
simpl, ask tor - kidnoA remedy got
po1n's kidno, pnla the s1mc that
49, Cooper had Foster Milhurn GO,
Migrf Buffalo ~
tAdNeitlHomeniA
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SECTION NUMBER -FOUR.

Washington, IAN. aN The following
casualties are reported b. the Com
manding tieneral % tho american ~
probationary Forces Woeadcd tiegro,
uuastermincGl iI6.
Tho following reNins nrc ncludeo
in tho Hist
Woanded Degree undetermlnedl
CDNfOkAiS.~
clyde Q, Denton, Lancaster, Texas
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PUREBLoop sTocK

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ofaA NNlf W. 0hW ONEs
Washngton, San. - THO loiiowlne
sasnaric- Ore reported b, the com
Dandiue General oi the American EN
pcditnnart Torres Killed in action
ai died from Nounda si die1 o' go,
ciicri lnd otncr eanfon diod OF dit
rnse fl wounded severcN So. mlss
ue n letion ii total if1
Tho following T7xlna mo Included
OBJ ilt n4t
Killed IN Action.
roi'rokLs
Edward Robertson san hntonlo.
'fpsHa
MECuNNtC-
white % Nnwin Nou@ Vernon.
ToNns
Died % Wounds.
ul,lN NTES
Charlie 81 Nilllnms CnHe Texas.
Arthur Vs. ncohlcr san Antonio.
Texas
Wounded Severely.
rHIN tTES
lne kales2ewski chappo' liili Texas
Louis tirnf Houston TcNnH
Murphy noan Gr0sbeek roxnH
Harold = Tnlo. Amarillo. TyNtf
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Killed in Action.

ln ho nsr
Killed in Action.
pRINATEs
lllui 81 Mumr Mrnhtm Tcxns
Died % Disease,
COOK
mmea - rueker rao Pinto rcNas
NilNArEs
u.ealt Monroe Groves carbon Toxai
Wounded Severely.
rRlN NrEs
flmor Elliott pellHa Texaa
Smell Hemingway Albion ToSaH
,lnud 3 Ross pchaih ToNah
Wounded Slightly Previously Reported
M'sa.na ~ Action.
MECHANIC
Fred stol.ea a. iosaton rsNas
rnlN ATES
q ~ Groer sp regae
flames . norn Magnolia apune
ToNa.
t;lur J In.hson panduln Texaa
Wounded N Action. Degree Undotor
m.aod (Proviously Reported Mics.
mo IN Action.
cpRronNlS
Nunrr' namuonaa Jacksonville
Texas
IRfNATEs
iiud = iilnfn si DrcenYiilc roNaH
lnn ~ tlri rlnWioi Toxla
Clmret b. inmmuro ANnrdo
IaNHa
Nernard = rulle, ~ l'uso TcXae
Returned 90 Duty Previously Report
ed Missing IN Action.
llN ArES
Aiueu 90 Farmer Gonzales TpXaa
liugo nlhhclor lI campo reNts
Robert N Moweu Shermnn rsNas
Gcorgc D Wclter Nrcona TeNts
IhuH a. Wleht tlhl Texas.
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rnf rifrHdr dfE rfrdrr ~ fhe
caller auhaer.hr foart alI the news
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suhserihe ior rhe Cnller for ali the
ucwa "the tirst thing in tr morning
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Dled Of Wounds.
aEcTLoM NuMerR NO.

Warrington I1n eA The iulluwing
casualties tro reported hl the Com
mandinr GegcraI ol tht American EN
pediuona.y Fowrs Kinod goo nc Dn
iti died of dlsorHe a7 wounded su
tcrelN neg. total ioa
1hr frllpnins roxtne arc included
ln tho list
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-30
GERMAN HELMETS ARRIVE HERE
Liberty Loan Chairman Receives Thir-
teen Helmets for Distribution
in Crawford County

Thirteen German helmets were re-
ceived in Denison last week. Eleven
of them were sent to NJ. Il. Jones,
chairman of the mems county organi-
zation. and two to Mrs. P. w. Harding,
for distribution among the women's
Organization.
The helmets have been attracting
considerable interest at the Crawford
County State bank during the past
few days. Apparently they were new
for but two or three show signs OF
having been worn. 1t is said that
these helmets had been prepared by
the German government for their
troops when they made the trium.,
plant march. into Paris in 1918. These
lplans were, however, upset by the
Yanks who captured these beautiful
Iheaddresses when they made one of
! their big offensives.
To look at the helmets one would
say that Germany was not suffering
a shortage of leather They are made
|almOst entirely Of patent leather and
are adorned with metal trimmings,
giving them a pleasing appearance.
1t is the plan of the mems liberty
loan organization to give one of the
helmets to each public library in the
county. This was decided at meet
ing of the township chairmen held
two weeks ago at the court house.
Mrs. P. w. Harding, county chair
man Of the women's organization, we
understand, has decided to allot one
helmet to the ladies' of Jackson town.
ship and the other to the ladies' OF
Dow City in appreciation of their ex-
cellent work in the last two bond
drives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. =. l.. Thomas, of Dow
City, were visiting friends and shop
ping here Saturday.
Maurice Nielsen has the foundation
work for his new home on East Broad
way we'll under way and the carpen-
tiers will soon be at work on the struc-
ture, if the weather permits. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Helsley were
week end visitors in Dow City, being
guests at the home of Miss Janet Rae.
Mr.. Helsley favored the Methodist con.
gregation of that city with a fine vocal
solo at the morning service Sunday.
At a meeting of the officers of the
Oakland Cemetery association held
last evening, Leonard Johnson was re.
appointed sexton of the cemetery for
the ensuing year. Mr.. johnson has
held this position for number of
years and his work has been so salts
factory that the officers Of the asso-
citation made special inducements to
him to take charge Of the work again.
A Mr.. Morgan, a resident of the state
of Massachusetts,, came to Denison
several weeks ago to accept the posi-
ton, but later decided to return east.
The choir of the Lutheran church
gave an entertainment last evening in
the auditorium of the school. On ac-
count of the threatening weather only
a small crowd was in attendance and
lit was decided to give the entertain
ment again at some near future date.
The program consisted of musical
numbers and dialogues and was ex-
ceptionally good A three act comedy
drama, "The Man From Borneo,' was
given and proved winner with the
audience. The caste was made up of
seven members of the choir as fol.
lows: Rudolph Denker, Alvin Berg
stedt, John Brodersen, Martin Runge,
Theo. Benecke and Misses Anna Bues-
ing and Marie Lemberg. Another COM
edy sketch was put on by w. H. Nag
ell and Fred Greinke and this proved
most entertaining. A dialogue, en-
titled MARY Ann" given by Misses
Marie Hammer, Amanda Vogt, Agnes
Sander, Erma Solomon and Katherine
Buesing, was exceptionally good.
The two local orders of Odd Eel
lows hold a joint meeting on Friday
evening at their hall, in commemora.
ton of the one hundredth anniversary
of the founding of this great fratern-
ity. A large number of members and
friends We're present on this occasion.
several from Dow City and other sur
rounding towns also being in attend
|ance.' The Rebekahs bad charge OF
the program Of the evening, which was
a most interesting and enjoyable one,
and consisted of a number Of fine ad-
dresses, readings and musical num-
bers. S. P. Jacobsen gave the address
Of welcome, which was responded to
with a word OF greeting from the Re-
bekahs by Mrs! G. M. Jensen. Rev. J..
l.. Boyd then followed with very fine
address and John Mount gave COM
plete and interesting history of the
order from the beginning. Miss
Myrtle Malone favored the company
with several readings which were
greatly enjoyed. At the conclusion of
the program an elaborate supper was
served and pleasant social hour was
spent. and at late hour the company
adjourned. ..-.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-30

VIM. Coan has just added substan
tial addition to his home on Railroad
avenue building another room on the
north part of his house.
The w. r. C. will hold it's regular
meeting Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock. Plans will be made for Dec
Grafton Day, and good attendance is
desired.
August Christensen returned home
Tuesday noon, having received his
discharge from the army He enlisted
in the early part of the war and has
been in service in France for some
time. .s ...
Frank Larson, Of Deloit. is in Deni
son today transacting business and
calling on acquaintances. While In
the city he made this Office pleasant
call and extended his subscription fol
another year.
Twenty pages are required In this
issue of the Review to accommodate
the news and advertising matter
Readers will find interesting news or
every page of this issue. The paper Is
published in three sections.
John Marolf will leave the latter
part of this week for Rock Island
where he will visit brother no has
not seen for more than thirty years
After visit there, he will go to VIII
ton Junction, and visit sister. Is
If the present schedule for the return
Of the Rainbow boys to Des Moines is
carried out, Mr. LATE Biggs expects
to 20 there this week. He will stoI
at Ames and visit his son, and viii
be gone possibly week or ten days
William Wearmouth and family, &C
companied by the James Harvey fam
lily, will go to Des Moines to meet VIM
Wearmouth, Jr., upon his return tc
Des Moines from overseas. This
young man saw service overseas, but
comes home without scratch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moffitt, of Hol
land, Mimi, have been spending the
past week visiting at the Moffitt and
Beutel homes in this city. They to
gether with Mr.. and Mrs. RObt. Beu
tel, autoed to Buck Grove Sunday
where they visited other relatives.
The city did not award the contract
for the new pumping outfit at the let
ting last week. After the bids had
been received and tabulated, and the
matter gone into thoroughly, it was
decided that a larger outfit was neces.
sary and new bids will be received
at a later date for the outfit.
Fred Richards received the glad It'd.
ings that his son. George had landed
at Newport News, Va. last Thursday
George has been overseas for some
time and, was in active service the
greater part of his absence. He was
twice wounded. but not seriously eth
er time. He is expected home soon.
r.. J. Eggers was down from Sac
City over Sunday He and his family
are now making their home, at that
place, where Mr.. Eggers is driving his
three race horses. He says the out
look for a good racing season is very
fiattering, Rules governing entry and
racing privileges have been adopted
by. the different circuits, and there
will be many more race horses appear
on the tracks this year than in many
previous years. x