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LOOSEN UP FOR FRANCE

The Hooyah Camp Fire girls are con.
Quoting a campaign for the purpose Of
raising money to help build up devas.
tated France. One of the Camp Fire
members received the following letter
from French correspondent:
vi Jan. 81, 1920.
|.'My Dearest Maxine:
How must beg your pardon to have
been such a long time while writing not
to you. hope you will give it to me
when you know why / was busy. Per.
baps do You know all north of France
was destroyed by the war. Added to
that, this year all or most of the rivers
in France overfowed. Then you can
imagine the Wretchedness Of this poor
people of north 4 have a cousin who
brought this people need clothes and
dresses and she asked me and AL the
girls Or ladies she knows to work to do
some. But to do that she needed also
money. Then we asked 4 to all our
friends to give us some money to help
this poor north people. Then we work
ed as soon we have one minute, we
work for them. Think, my dear Max
inc, we went, my cousin and I, to see
a. man who attends to this people. He
told JUS he distributed during all the
war five millions Of dollars. We want
ed to know how much they gave to one
person and we found this five million
dollars were distributed in five years
to one million Of people, then each one
had one dollar. II you know how much
costs the living you can see this dollar
was not able to keep people who had
lost their houses, their lands, their fur.
niture, their clothes some times Now
most of them were returned to their
villages. and the oVerfiown rivers pull
led down the poor wooden houses they
built and most Of them were obliged to
let the country and return in great
towns. .sss {ssss is5 Z; 35S Al s5ss
Knowing how generous are the Amer
leans I think telling all write you to
your friends you perhaps would be able
to find money or clothes and send 1t to
Miss Marthe Erlanger. AZ Rue Gaiilee,
Paris (16E) II itssas s SS,s. s3 Z ~.
Think, my dear Maxine. to- the peo d,
people and tell TO every rich people
ones and try to persuade them to send
something to- Miss Erlanger. Because
the warts finished now everyone thinks
there is no more misery and on the con-
trary there is more than during the war
/ i 4 Now, my dearest. must quite and
!! do sending you my best lkisses and
{3iI Your friend, islf
II Y 81. Ss HI n s VA Andre Fischer h
@NAStiCSs ltsSa sAtef'slJys " tHiA y Tbucn
girl. and we hope the people of Deni.,
son and vicinity will generously respond
to this appealing call
The girls. have placed boxes in vari-
GUS business houses, giving everyone an.
Inpp tunity to help this charitable
cause. Please give! al ii
On February 2Sth, the members of the
Camp Fire will sell popcorn balls on the
street. n
Those wishing to give larger contri-,
buttons call OF see the following com.
mittee.
Abbie Anna McHenry
"A ia Sarah Pfarrt RI,
Maxine Robinson
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NOTICE no BIDDERS

Sealed bids will be received at the Of
fee of the county auditor of Crawford
county. at .Denison, Iowa, until 1880
o'clock p. M, on Friday, Feb. q, 1920,
for constructing about nine and one.
half miles of permanent road grade.
Approximate number OF cubic yards
to be moved, 80, 900.
Bids must be accompanied by certi-
fed check for five per cent Of bid.
Board reserves the right to reject any
|or all bids.
Plans and specifications may be had
from county engineer after Feb. %,
1920.
Board of Supervisors.
7-lt Crawford county, Iowa.
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Road Notice

undersigned township clerk Of Paradise
township up until, O'Clock p. M, Feb
ruary 28th, for road superintendent.
Bids to be for quarter of township. Bids
must state price per hour for man and
team and for man alone. Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. Herbert H. Michaelsen, Township
Clerk, ,AriOn, Iowa. 6-2t
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Road Notice

The trustees Of Milford township
herewith advertise for four road super
intendents, one for each quarter of the
township. Bids for work must state
price per hour for man and team and
which quarter. Bids TO BE- in the hands
of the township clerk before noon
March 8,s1910. Board reserves right to
reject any or all bids. Raymond 1. New
com, Clerk. 6-3t
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NOTICE IN PROBATE;

ff,Stt NOlACEQ In FkOOttATE
State Of Iowa, Crawford County, ss.-
In Probate.
In the matter of the aestate OF William
Hintz. late Of Crawford county. de
ceased. IA
Notice Of APPOINTMENT of Admins
TO Whom III May Concerns
YOU are hereby notified 4hatson the
11th day OF February, 1920, thu under
signed was duly appointed administrat
or of the above entitled estate, and all
creditors of said estate are notified tc
file their claims in the Office Of the clerk
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 and ordered
paid by the SAID court, or stand forever
barred therefrbm Sl
Dated this 11th day of February, 1920
NORTH JOHANNSEN.,
T. J. Klipker, Administrator.
Attorney for Administrator. 7-3t
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NOTICE IN PROBATE

State Of Iowa, Crawford county. S.
In Probate.
In the matter Of the estate of John
Walsh, late Of Crawford county, de.
ceased.
Notice Of Appointment Of Executors.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
9Th day of February, 1920. the under
signed We're duly appointed executors
LOT the above, sena led estate, and all
creditors Of said estate are notified to
file their claims in the Office of the clerk
OF the district court, In and for Craw-
ford. county, I0wa within one year
from the date of this notice. according
10 law, and have the same allowed ana
forever barred therefEOnn.
Dated February ~, 1870.
/ NJ ssss w ~ &c. Il. syOSS 81
.6;3 aP.s T. FLINN*
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The action OF the president Of the
United States in Diminishing from his
4 rtbinet tn chief embsr "a few days
I NO has Sreated more ~ "a sensattpn
Han aiiythines in cohn6ctiOn with the
&hminii jon forgea long time.
4 kIt Il lha4 tkat xhe secretary Of state
I " ered Nhl9 r1sig3aatiOn and therefore
4 Has not 7di6miased by the pre- ident, but
III must be admitted that his resignation
Was offered after a suggestion from the
president that could not be nltsunder.
stood and which was equivalent to q
command that the secretary resign;
5fsE The conduct of the president OF late
all tends to show that 1t is the duty of
congress to provide when the physical
and mental condition of the president
Il II such that the vice president shall
assume the duties of the Office. Presi,
s. dent Wilson'S health for the past
months has been such that the vice
president should have assumed the re.
sponsibflities Of the Office OF president.
y We predict that unless someth hing. is
done to restrain Mr.. Wilson he is liable
to make some serious mistake
H To argue that his mental condition is
All right is to assert that he is an ego
Sfist OF the first order. The country
Nlll universally symNathize with Mr..
Lansing in this trouble. On the pfesi-
AAnt's return from the west some time
&eo At was generally understood and
Rkhtfullyt too. that some extreme physi.
Apparently affected his mind. 1T is now
Conceded that HIS condition was such
that 1t should have created no surprise
IA hear that his mental faculties had
b9en4 impaired. . sts & &.
For long time the country was In
fpeat doubt as to Just the nature of his
i aAment and it is safe to assert that 1t
WIS even more serious than anticipated.
It was SO great in fact that no one, not
even members of his cabinet, were al
lowed to see him. 81
What could have been more natural
than that the members Of his official
family, who naturally assumed the re-.
spOnsibi1ities of managing the affairs
of the government for the time being
should have felt a deep sOlicitude for
the affairs Of the nation and that they
would be inclined to consult each other
as to the best thing to be done under
the circumstances.
II Mr.. Lansing, as chief spokesman
Of the cabinet, had not shown sufficient
interest to have the members of the cab
met meet and discuss public affairs he
would have bee nentitled to grave criti-1
cism. 1t appears that In a cOnscien-
thus discharge of their duties the cab
met members naturally difted together
"a consult about public affairs. and 1T
WAS not surprising that there were fire.
quent informal meetings for this pur-
pose 1t is not disclosed that any mem
her of the cabinet for one moment
thought that the meetings were i'm
proper.
The presidents private secretary, Mr..
Tlmulty, and even his physician, at
tehded these meetings and no doubt re-
ports were carried to the president that
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fRTfaYNaTs NOTICE Y, fl
In the Disfrict s1 Cnnrts ! 81 iowa N AM
for Crawfnr,1 - ~, v-oNfar III, Tarn,
1890 s1ss, ] ''s' IA - J: - Z.
EIlen MrCa rthv apla int,fr L fst Ii is;ss
sf;sva ~ Il. iSl.s ss
BridSet (serfrude cf-art IL Picard
Jose,sh Z RfcaES Ma Nary t Mi,chs;y Mar;.
McC arthy Mitche sli' iWilliam n Mitctei i
Marrarisfs sNfcTsarthv Ga M Mcrsarti,,,
Gertraiie NJ "a .r,iso,oa ! ~.
Caftl,v. SCafharira Mcrarthw IJn, 1, az
Harry n nser arg Jahn p.rSy 4 ~ r.,
Ian .Pmrsis n widow ana tho s'',,nnnn, III
Eheirss 81 lain 'P,,rdv and tLa mn ,o,v ,
cIaimants ~ ~ 3 smhd,v;sin,, ~ WI /!
NFlI and Fs1lSNrVH and + II q ~ S,,h
divisiona a. III q W. 4 NEN ana ~ NJ
NyVH Section III. Townshin "a Mort 4
m noe, "a s1Na.t2 'sth 3 ~ 80 M. ,vfo =.
county. Iowa, Helen Mccarthy i and AZ
rs the above named 'defsndanta.
You ana each If Vol, are harehv not;
fled thaf there II now IN fiia IN fbf s ~
fee az tI,a -ler,r ~ The elatrint co,,,t 4,
Crawford cnnnTv Iowa ] snat;tinn' Z i,
thes rilainfifY. EISen Mc1.arthv II wh;ci
az ~ thar sha 10 IL, :, :, 81
Pnilunalified nv,ner 81 + n T,rn lS1 s,,I,ias
Vision M westG 3 haff IyuiiS ,sortIsan !,
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1t looks as il the treaty of peace and
the league. of nations would soon be
settled. The senate Of the United
States and the two parties are finding
less in dispute than seemed to be the
case short time ago. There are hut
one or two points that stand in the way
of a settlement. Nothing but the I'm.
compromising attitude of the president
will prevent settlement.
The strange conduct of Mr.. Wilson
Of late Isl undermining him with the
members Of his own party. 1t would
not be strange If the want of confidence
on the part Of the senate in his own
party will result in enough senators
breaking away from his influence to
assure the. treaty being ratified. l3 4
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS;
February March. Men, women, 1855
eligible. $40 month. Experience nnl
necessary. For free particulars fMritH
II. Terry CORNER Civil Service aExannss
iner, 1925 Continental Bldg, Waahin9;
ton, ID, C.. ~ n 4 stsst 3Sgss 6s2t4,
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Leon Kepford has bought the A. s.
Farrelly home on Benefit street.
Alfred Rohwer purchased the VIM.
Tucker residence on Washington avenue
recently for consideration Of $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rohwer have been occu.
plying this home for some time.
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U HARNESS SALE--5O SETS OF
nickel and brass Concord harness too be
sold at a real bargain. Ed Nelson q
Harness. and Shoe Store. TAI
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so that he is Jealous Of the members OF
his own official family.
Other members of the cabinet are
declaring that they are as much in
yolved in what has been done as the
secretary of state. II
The trouble with Mr.. Wilson when
his health is not questioned is that he
will either have his own way or moth
ing is doing. His plans are all laid
with a view to pushing himself to the
front and into the limelight rather than
sharing the responsibilities and h0nOrs
with anyone else.
He lost his opportunity when select.
ing the delegates to go to Paris, that he
did not omit going himself and placing
on the delegation representatives not
only of his own party. but Of the repub-
lican party also. There were hundreds
of men in 4 the United States superior
to the president in handling matters Of
diplomacy and could have assisted in
framing the, treaty and league of na-
tons and would have avoided many mis-
takes which appear to have been made
We are Inclined to believe that the
president is suffering very much lin his
reputation not only with the country
generally but with his own party. and
if he does not mend his ways will find
himself without the support which the
president should have.
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"a WyANTED--MAN2aW WHO HAS HAD
experience soliciting among farm folk.
Reference required. Good salary. Write
E. r.. Foster, care Wallaces Farmer,
Des MOines, iowa. 7.3t
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BRING IN YOUR OLD HARNESS
TO be repaired and oiled ut Ed Nelson's
Harness store. 7.4t
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ALABAMA LAND

CHEAP FARM LANDS, FOR SALE
on easy terms, in small or large tracts.
will produce all the crops OF. the temp
crate zone, mild and remarkably
healthful climate. For particulars,
write r. d. Pierce, bridgeport. Ia
IN sse 4-14t
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FOR SALE-A MAJESTIC RANGE,
laundry stove, child's bed, sanitary
couch and few other odd pieces of fur.
niture. DR.. C. Fl. Stouffer. Tit
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Y BETTER HURRY AND ATTEND
Ed Nelson's big harness sale while the
stock is complete TAT
CARD OF THANKS

I We wish TO express our thanks and
appreciation for the kind sympathy Of
our friends and neighbors during the
illness and death of our loving husband
and father, and also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
e Mrs. VIM. Hintz
and Children.
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IN Charge Of Twenty-Five Cents.

ADJUSTABLE HORSE COLLARS
four sizes in one single collar. BE sure
and see this collar at Ed Nelson's H;tr-
ness and Shoe store before you buy. H,4t
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
HOUSE FOR SALE. CALL 242. At


Il FOR QUICK SALE-HOUSE AND
lot, 21A blocks from heart Of business
section, on paved street. Very desir-
able location. Seven room house, cleo
trio lights and running water. In good
state of repair. Exterior recently
painted. Interior freshly papered and
woodwork refinished. This property
will not be long on the market at the
price asked for 1t. "a real bargain to
insure quick sale. Inquire at Review
office. 31-tf.
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MONTANA. LAND

NOTICE. 7-IF.INTERESTED IN THE
great bargains in Montana land, write
81. M. Fishbaugh, Carter, Mont, for, an
honest report. Il II u; ~
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MISSOURI LAND

LAND BUYERS LOOIx=YO u CAN
buy the finest farms in central Nilsson.
ri for $125 per acre, and $S5 to 500 per
acre will buy fine Farms: write us for
full information. The Missouri Land
Co., Windsor. Mo. III. 2il0tse
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IOWA LAND

100 ACRES, WE'LL IMPROVED
farm, 5 miles from WaucOma, $1fO per
acre, 100 acres, well improved, mites
from town, 24O acres, well improved, 2
miles from town. 100 acres, miles,
from town. All ON easy terms. Must
be sold at once. Joe RELY, Wauconla.
Iowa, Owner. b-5tt
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KANSAS LAND

100 ACRES RIVER BOTTOM LAND
for sale in Cherokee county, Kansas, IN
Missouri zinc and lead district. ]. IS:
Diggs, Lynchburg, Va. s: ~; s3-6t|'
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LADIES iBRINd mn YOUR DUEL
MtGheI KNIVES and, SCISSORS aa@, let s,s
lafpeRl them for yOu. Sharp edges on
tfpls a ecialty III our hardware de.
.p6ftmestts The Boys Dep6rtment
Store, Denison's Popular Store. 3-8t
KEEP YOUR FEET DRY: BiiY ALI
rubber. oyershoes. For sale at Ed Mel
sons Harness and Shoe store at a bal.
gain. AT n III ssssg TAI
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HELP WANTED

s5 WANTED OFFICE GIRL WITH
some knowledge Of bookkeeping and
typewriting. Can use beginner it ac-
view. Tat
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FOR SALE &. Under BUICK
car in fine condition g. ID. Chamberhn
Fti slSftlrgigsi ti. 47-tf
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FOR SALE Two STACKS OF
good alfalfa hay. Fred Kahl, Phone
2.B 6-2t
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The candidates for president on the
republican side do. not seem to be in
control OF the several delegates who
have been selected. OF thei total mum.
her q very small per cent have been
INSTRUCTED for either; candidate. II Va
1t was supposed at. one time that Gen,
eral Wood would have q walk away, and
that the majority ut least of the dele.
gates selected would be instructed for
him Later on II was claimed that Gov.
|ernor I4owden: of Illinois would have ia
majority Of the delegates instructed for
him. It was even predicted that SEN
ator Harding OfsO Ohio would la! q dom.
inant figure, hut It seems that now, they
are unable to secure instructed dele
gates in q majority of cases. Out 0f q
long list of delegates selected q small
per cent are instructed for either can
li1ate. Il 4 4. AL ~ TX. i;;as
Governor Lowden, as people come to
acquaint themselves with him find that
in many respects he measures up well
for the place. He is a, thorough bust
ness man, has been practical farmer
and has served in the national congress
and as governor Of the commonwealth
OF Illinois. n. I'll Is D
The experience Of this man and his
reputation for success in his different
callings point to him as a safe, sound
and capable man, and his country would
find in him a safe counselor and wise
statesman. Iowa, without question, will
show up for Governor I.owden as her
eradicate. Not only because OF his
aa,iifisatiqns RHs ~ additI sS a bses4ss
III Iowa. The state VIII naturally fed
| a pride in furthering his chances ~
|i fsap9 ipat ton. /. u, 5Iis
The indications are that the hospital
tA Ee a. ss s Rs9i sa WI r
building which has been used for q hos
l pital will be changed into an apartment
house. II will take a long time to con
vince the people of Denis0n that 1t Il
1.-THE proper thing to permit the hospital
| to be closed. NJ sif
4 DR. Conn, who came here at one time
full Of enthusiasm for conducting q
Al1ospttai, Ras offered a proposition to
4take him away from speniDOn after he
ihad acquired the hospital. III In his alb
lsence4he finds the hospital Isl nd AL pay
Ting proposition and h ha1 offered tim
building ta, Z, a anyone h h;,, win Prsha
lenough moneyed men in Denison to
take hold Of this proposition and assure
1.-THE hospital remaining. The question
l as to what rate. Of interest would be in
sured for an Investment of this charac
tier should not interfere with the plan
of keeping the hospital running. |.
| We believe that il some one would
take up this problem and discuss itwith
a few of our business men that an ar
arrangement could be made to have the
hospital continued as a permanent IN
|stitution in Denison. We can not read.
ly see how the city can afford to per
init the loss of a thing SO important as
a hospital. 1t is said that the CONNER.
Icial club has taken up the problem,
suring its permanence.
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FOR SAbEl-A SIX HOLE STEEL
range in good condition, and hard coal
burner, cheap. Robert EWall. SIT
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III WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL
house work. Inquire Of Mrs. Sears
McHenry, phone 1862. 7.lt
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FOR sALE-445 ACRES BEST
stock and grain farm In Woodbury.
county, Iowa; twenty miles southeast
Sioux City. Price 800 900, so 900 cash.
time. Pursell Co., 414 Walnut st., Gin
.cianati, O. 3-7t$
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+ ], II YOU WISH YOUR SUIT RE.
paired, pressed or. cleaned, don't for
get ". II. Anderson. the Main Street
Tailor. Ladies' and gents clothing
treated in workmanlike manner. Soft
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TAILORING AND CLEANING -
iStaford'sI facing opera house. French
dry and steam cleaning. Steam and
hand pressing. High class tailoring.
sss ~. n IN Il = 2S-I
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ron. SALE

FOR SALE cHEAP-LARGE VIC
tor talking machine. DR.. Coon Phone
453 or 264. 7-2t4'
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FOR SALE-FORD COUPE. IN
best Of condition. Phone 522. Tit
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N WANTED TENOGRAPHER WITH
some Office experience. Address NJ
care Review Office. 7.2t
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FOR SALE OR RENT 375 ACRH
improved grain and stock farm, joining
Jamison See John McD0nOugh or pr.
Porterfield, Ooceola, Iowa. 4.Stt
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I FOR SALE-ENGINE AND WASH.
ing machine. In. good condition. Phone
1880. Tiff
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SOME GOOD FARMS FOR SALE
cheap, $40 to $50 per acre. Address G.
w. Downing, Dickens, Mo. 7-1tS'
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u FRESH MILK AND CREAM, IN
quarts, pints and half pints, for sale.
The Boys department store. every day.
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AUCTION SALE: TEAM OF GOOD
mules, 6 and Z years old, on streets Of
Denison Saturday, February .21st, on
sale terms. Malone Bros, Aucts. 6-2t9.
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FOR SALES. C. WHITE ORPING-
ton cockerels. purebred, farm raised,
big husky birds, $3.50 each; three or
more $500 each. Order from this ad pOl,
write Mrs. Joe Mcdonnell, Rt. 1, Vail,
Iowa. Vail phone 95-S. s7-2t
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WE-HAVE SEVERAL HIGHLY AD-
vertised Talking machines that we
|are closing out at q very low price.
The Corner Jewelry Store. S4-tf..
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18
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