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The evening world., 1920-08-23
A FABLE.

Once there was a man who always
eried 10 do the Proper Thing While
FALLING at the Home OF a College
Professor he noticed his friends little
NiN-year-old daughter playing In the
Yard. 'Tll tell her I'm going to kiss
Her," he said to himself. That will
please her and her Parents as we'll"
Knowing the little girl had a very
learned Father the Caller knew ex-
nctly how to address her. My dear
httle Essence of Roses" he said.
Let us Osculate. have decided to
HnnplAnt Kiss on your Luscious Lit
.ale Lips" Then ne smiled a Very
Mice Smile. Did the little Girl say:
-f'rOceed, sir?" She Did Not. She
gave him one look and said; IF you
tDo, you'll git Yer Block Knocked
an"
Moral-'Children are inclined to be
nhildren, after all.
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nettes are naturally made for vamps
where the blondes have TO camou-
fage to beguile us unsuspecting
men.
Gloria ooldon-Ths brunettes were
made TO vamp. The blondes don't
have 20.
Helen OF Troy-rm one Of them.
And what more could a man ask
than raven tresses, flashing black
eyes and rosy lips. Maybe the bru-
nette 10 a vamp. but what of it7
Sailor--The brunettes OF this
country are certainly vamps, but in
other countries I've visited, they arc
surpassed by their blond sisters.
Lefty Louis-Sure, they're all
vRmpH, blondes as we'll. But as long
as the men don't mind being vamped,
l can't see why any one elise should.
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30 we'll print bis first, TO give the
ants a chance 10 get back at him.
Next was Ambrose of Madrid. Now
don't let these two fellows get too
much of a head start. fellow ouija
boarders, but roll out the old boy
and whistle this weeks question.
Can A WOMAN KEEP A sEcRET7
send your Kid brother immedi-
htely with the dope for This, ouila
Editor, The Evening World, N. Y. c.
Terrible Al, Larehmont,- That
truestion makes me tired. It's 20
1ooliBh. Once told a woman a Sc
Rret up here in Larchmont on Sun
Gay night and Monday when ] got
70 my ONCE, everybody knew II.
Another time, l told my sister. and
me news spread so fast I almost got
Rrrested. The menll keep the dope,
but a woman? Don't be 30 foolish,
EDITOR. It's all wrong.
Ambrose of Madrid-Just got back
trom Spain and a secret ! told over
hhere got here before ] did. Take II
frcn Uncle Amby. boys, and don''
Paulins-of course we can keep :
secret az we'll as any one else can.
George Of Bnooklyn-Might as wei
tell them. They'll find II out any
And here are some Of the late
pomers on last weeks question.
ARE BRUNETTEs VAMPs1
Mr.. ouija Hmself-I wonder wha
THAT Terrible Cowpuncher Ken 4
doing when he's not playing will
his Ouija Board7 Maybe piayinl
checkers with Terrible Albert, huh
Mae Of Brooklyn-Pll say a bru
nette doesn't have 10 vamp.
I D'Clare Whether blonde or bru
nette. a woman's a woman, for 9
that
Whitley Of Cypress HilIs-Bru
nettes have ssSnins on the blonde
WtG 'eU0ped my money away. NJ
f0r brunettes from now on.
n. o. Of Brooklyn-Tll say the
are, but / love 'em.
Limitod--My uncle IL a blonde an
he's engaged 10 a brunette. don
know whether she vamped him or h
deceived her.
Juniper J6o--Brunettes are In IN
majority for good looks becaua
there are moro OF 'em.
Sweet Patootlo-rm not a bruneti
but IN say they are some vamp
Give me one any day IN preferenc
~ a blonde.
JsllybsaE ~ oaja aayA '.Bru
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FooLIsHME ENT.

FooLIsHMENT.
Had LITTLE dog,
Hts name tDdS IKE,
IKE btt a man on
The Boston Pike,
The man turned around,
And sdtd: "Gce rickf
You hadn't ouOhta did
Such a darn mean trick"
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
His place is one OF the show
places OF the town"
you mean his residence?"
mo his theatre"
The evening world., 1920-08-23
IN SPECIAL MATlNEEs.

Earl Carroll, author Of ''The Lady
~ the Lamp" will present Henry
a1erbert In a novel production OF The
comedy OF Errors" in q series Of
special matinees at the Republic
Theatre soon. Mr.. Herbert Is now
- the Carroll play at the Republic
The evening world., 1920-08-23
About Plays and Players
BY BIDE DUDLEY

NLIvER Morosco to-day put
owen Davis's new farce. Mar
~ the Poor Girl" into rehearsal
81 the Morosco Theatre. Warner Bax-
-eer and winifred Bryson will have
SG>. )rtant roles in this play. Marry
Srhe Poor Girl" win reach Broadway
&bout Oct. l. Mr.. Morosco will start
william courtenRy out on his second
starring tour in Civilian Clothes"
Ho-night at the Broadway Theatre.
nIewark.
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ISeiEDapbUg Ugg6v550 50pinig1SmAaAa

Y
R They're on again with spur This time you're either for the
ladies switched
on the question blondes and hunettes and talked red
The evening world., 1920-08-23
A rHoueHr FoR no. BAY.

Nevertheless. the Reds are finding
that fighting pays. since Wrangel has
given them several checks.
The evening world., 1920-08-23
MoscoNls ENoAoEp.

The Mosconi Brothers and Sisters
aeature dancers, have been engaged
BY Raymond Hitchcock for ''Hitchy
.fSoo 1920" IN which Mr.. Hitchcock
will star Julia Sanderson. J. p. Hunt
boy and himself.
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FoRE,GhGRs VIsTvIN6 THIS
ooOhIRY SeAD LETTERS tAot1G \
TIC POSTAGE STAMPS PINNED
TO Sp,oLt NoNI DRY THEY ARE
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Az oVTFNsT vs. A NAN WHO
ACCOMPANIES tAtS wire INTO A
SToPG UjvT+ a NVrADRGD Doll
III HIS POCKET
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X TINK A

ONIN Poles THs Russ,AA Array
FEARS To NDJANlcE NEAR ARg
TAoSE ~ 'FRONT.' or BARBER SHOPS
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nette sing. thought the elephants
wonderful.
Virginia Wynn. the girl with the
beautiful ankles, has been engaged
for The Rose Girl"
Marc Klaw, Inc, announces that
Otto Kruger has been engaged for
the leading role in "Sonya."
Lee Grove 10 In charge OF the Glea-
son a Block booking department.
Andrew Dore will be musical director
for Maid 10 Love"
Baroness Norlta Rousknya, musi :
clan and dancer, 10 TO be in the new
Midnight Frolic." And she's only
twenty years old.
Paul Whitman, Pacific Coast JAZZ
zist, is to bring his band to Broad
way. Jack Mills says Cuban Moon"
is the best thing Pauls bunch plays.
A piece of press matter Just at
hand calls him managing Editor
Edward Bowes OF the Capitol Thea
tire.
THE Magic Melody" Will begin a
tour at Buffalo next month under the
management OF Wilmer and Romberg
May Leslie Is staging the dances.
Little Miss Charity" will not open
at4the Belmont Theatre until Sept. 2
Evening star., 1920-11-26

tanned a distinguished party in his
box, his guests including the minister
Of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
and Nine. Grouitch. Mr.. John Barrett.
Mrs. Douglas Gordon of Baltimore,
Gen. Perrie Of the French high COM
mission, Miss Gladys Hinckley, Gen.
George Q. Squier. Mrs. James Carroll
FRAZER, Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips, Mrs.
Jones.
Col. and Mrs. Ernst D. Peck. Mrs.
Walter Penfield. Col and Mrs. Sher-
man Miles, Admiral and Mrs. r. F..
Nicholson. Mrs. John Allan Dough-
erty and Col. William E. Horton were
Admlral and Mrs. ]. A. Hoogewerff
anS Capt. and Mrs. John Dayton had
oox together. and among those in
Ine party were Mrs. Duncan Wood.
commander and Mrs. J. r. Beardall.
aaomiraI A T: Long and Capt. David
others in the large company present
included Capt. and Mrs. C. C. Calhoun,
commander and Mrs. Randolph Miner.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe E. Boiling. Ad-
Barrine Drake, Mrs. Alexander Sharp.
Mr. and Mrs: John Biddle. Miss
Rooney. Miss Enid Sims, Miss Kath-
crime Marriott, Miss Marjorie Gelm,
Mr- ana MrS. Joshua Evans, Miss
Margaret Crosson. Miss Natalie Ma
gruder. Miss Eleanor Wheeler, Col.
and Mrs. E. N Munson. Miss Kather-
inc Munson. DR.. and Mrs. Tom Will
liams. Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Hawkins.
Miss Nancy Gordon Jones, Miss Zilla
McDougan. Miss Marie Sims. Col
and Mrs. T. @. Donaldson, Miss Made
leine Austin, Miss Florence Schneider
Mrs. Harry. A. Williams of Norfolk.
Col. and Mrs. James L. Walsh. Col.
and Mrs. Charles w. Kutz. Miss May
Gown. Miss Katherine Sutherland.
Miss Josephine Bridget. Miss Delphine
Heyl. Miss Margaret Taylor. Mr..
Larkin Glazebrook. Mr.. Boiling Gait.
Maj. George Oakley Totten. Maj.
Knapp. Mr.. William Shea, Mr. Her
bert HengstIer. Mr.. Roger Treadwell,
Mr.. Ezra Gould. Mr.. Ackland. Mr..
Daniel Smith Gordon. Rev. Meade Boil
ton MacBryde and DR.. ]. G. B. Bull
lock
Evening star., 1920-11-26

CONTINUED from Eighth Page.)
others are actively engaged at the sale
each day.

otnerS are actIVeiy engaged at the sale
each day.
The South Carolina Society will give
q reception and dance Friday even
ing. December 10, at the Washington
Club, 1710 X street. Mrs. Alexander
NJ. Bull is chairman. and assisting
her are Miss Eleanor Abbott. Marion
Abbott. Miss Rebecca Dial, Miss Flea
nor Northrop, Miss Pearl Clark, Miss
Grace Roper. Miss Jessie Wilson. Mr..
w. de c. Ravenel. Mr.. Charles N.
Galloway. Mr.. Charles D. Drayton
and Mr.. George F. Mitchell.
A series of dances are planned for
the Woman's City Club during the
winter. with committee appointed
from the members Of the club Mrs
Eliphalet Fraser Andrews acting as
chairman. Other members of the
dance committee are: Mrs. H. Brad
ley Davidson. Mrs. Theodore Noyes.
Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke and Mrs.
Frank 8. Hight, who will serve as
hostesses and chaperons for the
monthly dances, which will take place
ii the ballroom of the clubhouse, %
jackson place.
Evening star., 1920-11-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Louis 3. Weed Of, New York city asd Teresa
Hcfbert Of this city.
David c. speck Of staunton, Va. and Enie
e. Rankin of Indiana. Pa.
Herman Brindxi and Flora Saenger. both OF
New York city.
Ossie Taylor Of Fredericksburg, Va. and
Ruth Twayman Of Granted Springs. va.
Raymond I. Jacobs Of ThoEoughfsre. Sa.'
and Cecilia II. Owens Of The Plains. va.
Evening star., 1920-11-26
INIGI RAvA. RoME's MAYOR,

ROME. November 2S.-Inigi Rava. a
member of the Italian senate and sew
ernments. has been elected mayor OF
Rome. In addition to his work as a
politician and legislator, he is a writer
of works on political and social sub
jects.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10
CONVINCING TESTIMONY
Given by Many Denison People

Experiences told by Denison people
Those who have had weak Kidneys
Who used Doan's Kidney Pills
Who found the remedy effective
Such statements prove merit.
You might doubt an utter stranger.
You might believe Denison people.
Here's Denison proof Verify it.
Read. Investigate. Be convinced.
Ask your neighbor. , 49,
You'll find why Denison folks believe
in Doan's.
J.. N. Duff, retired farmer, 105 w.
Railroad Ave-, Denison. says: Several
years ago Twas troubled a great deal
with lameness in my back and disOr-
dered Kidneys. AT times | could hardly
bend over. as there was a heavy, dull
feeling across my back. The kidney
Secretions were scanty and at times
passed too freely. Many times after
would sit down in chair. l could hard
Iy get up. A friend told me to try
Doans Kidney Pills for this trouble and
after taking one box the lameness left
my back. Ii doesn't bother me to bend
over now and l have had no more of
the trouble since Doan's fixed me up.
give them the fun credit
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pils-thc same that Mr.
Duff had Foster Milburn Co., Mrs.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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ingly attired in pretty tailored suits of
navy blue, each carrying a choice bout
oct of beautiful flowers. The groom
wore a. neat, suit OF nayy. blue serge, his
attendant also. wearing Hhef Customary
dark suit. The wedding was a quiet
affair." those present from here being
the BRIDES paltnts, MI. and Mr3. u! n!
Bell, and her aunt and cousin, Mrs. q.
NJ. Brake. and daughter, Mrs. r. =:
Lusk.. Immediately following the GER.
emonyi the newlyweds left for Omaha
and on to Denver and, Colorado Springss
expecting to he gone Awo weeks. Mr.
IA I'll ki G Lei es i fasm
as far as Logan. where they enjoyed 2
few hours gvisitr the L:,-E. EMeBIids
home Before returning to Dow city. The:
bride of Hast Wednesday Is one Of the
most popularSof Dow Gty's5 charming
girls and is very active in club work
and social life. She grew to young wo-
manhood here and received SherS educa.
I ion. lin the lOcalASchoolS, ~ Gradila ting
with the classAof 4 916.s sShe was ilss,lc7i
cessful teacher for some time after COM
pleting her course, having, taught in
several of the rural districts. She has
spent the past year or so at home with
her parents who reside on farm north
of town. Her life is an open book
anyone can look and find no
blot to mar it's wilderness. The groom
is a resident of Dunlap, but is sluite
well known to our people. He Is recog-
niZed as a fine young man OF excellent
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Real Estate. Transfers

Monday Feb 23-
Mcmahon and wife to Rob Frank
-SWk 2O.S3-41 Con -$2SOC
Robb Frank single to Martin
Fischer-Sh NEA; SEA; Ne
SWk 22-S3.41 Con ----- 600C
Robb Frank ,sinsel to William
Fischer-SWs POSTAL Con- 1850
w N Schouten aud wife to Els
p worth, McNeal--W4s SEA, Eh
I SWAl 80 .S3AQ Cont -,l--L---L 1900
W. c Wenzel and wife to. John Me h
man-SWlA 1925 less Is a Isl
lin SWi cotner for cemetery Con 39S7
Carl EhtZ and wife to- Paul 'Lutz Isl
-NEA '22-S4;39t Con I--L--- 1900
Jphn II. Hatigli widow Marsuetite 10
yHaugh unmarried ito William IA
lSmith-Iah bloeke}S. pepisen Ia
lcon tl-.A L. ~ -! 49, COO
Ed Lohmann and wife TO Gladys
fWiltsey eLots / II 2-.il8I block N III
Harrisons add Charter Oak Con 500
Jennie P Fpryer~witloH sFrank4A ia
- Brown anti Wife to CA Styles A II
! w Callahan-Lot S block. 10 Ma q
ndldf Con- &C., az 81 CD
Emma letter and husband to G is
NJ Herrig-Und 70 E1s NWA III
80 2-S5-37 Con Observation-Disclosures 1909
~ Tuesday Feb "a 4f
Henry Hansen and wife to r NJ d
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are making their models more chesty,
the waist lines more iaccentuated' and
the. shoulders more erect. Hence, what
YOU see in young mems models are
pretty apt to find their replicas INT the
boys styles.
School boys have never been much
addicted to top coats or even rlincoats.
but the leather coats have sounded a
new shote in styling and the lighter
weights in these will be worn con.
siderably this spring both by school
boys and girls.
In the little fellows styles, the ages
from 21s to years. much in the way
of novelty modelling Is introduced.
Both in the wool suits and the wash
suits the military influence is being
eclipsed by other models. Officers
styles and aviator models are not shown
with any prominence.
The MILDLY models alone remain, and
these are more of the French MILDLY
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There is less difftnance between boys
suit modelsaSnf :sHuhg mems models
to toah The s i as
haYe become moro youthful and in the
effort to put spirit, into the garments
the designers HAVE encroached upon
many of the style details that in the
past were characteristic of boys suits.
Yoke backs, panels. knife pleats and
novelty pockets are shown with equal
prominence in both boys and young
mems styles and now that young men
have for the time being discarded the
belted coats, we see less Of them in the
boys models.
Another meeting point between the
boys and young mems styles is i'm the
fact that boys models are more manly.
The lad of today, with his physical
training, athletic propensities and even
military practices. in school, is devel.
oping more prematurely the athletic
figure. Accordingly, alert designers
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"There are dozens of preparations
N druggists shelves that contain a
higher percentage Of alcohol than.
whisky, il person only knew what
hey were"
Maybe you are right" replied
the citizen with thirst, "but l seem
20 be out Of luck. i drop in to see
ny favorite druggist every day and
engage him in casual conversation,
but he never tells me anythins."-
Birmingham Age-Herlld.
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l|1IlBoySNNRa':||l1

effect than our own Jackie styles.
Ruttian, Elton and Oliver Twist styles
are very popular as are also the reg
ulation Norfolks, Many Of the models
have the tWaists and the trousers of
contrasting materials. wash waists with
cloth, corduroy or belt trousers of the
button on sort, are shown in the very
dressy styles. #... ...
These little fellows are wearing
palmer hats than before. Bowl shapes,
"rah rah'' and MILDLY styles are the
most in vogue with hardly any trim
ming. ! is 2
For the older boys the fedora and
telescope crush hats come next to the
caps which lead all other styles for
school boys. Wool patterned hats are
also popular. a
In shoes, shirts and necllwear, no
marked Innovations appear of sufficient
consequence to justify special detail.
ing here. a @...
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UNDERSTANDING
At 1t 'Wl|'QO)p)B||IN'llE
Miss MAJ, Bell, Raugl,ter, Of Mr.: and
AIRS. y. n. Bell; Weds Mr.. Leon "a 4
al .Schwaab, Of dunlap
j. L. BOYD OFFICIATES
N1Ms,ywssd6s1 e fss1s iHmhst;R,laateiy adll
Cerenbny. f9r Omaha, Denver ind !
s.sECifOradOE SSfifg S 1{lE ]
low CITY, March Especial

now CITY, March Especial
A notable wedding occurred Wednes.
day, afternoon at the Methodist parson.
agg in Woodbine, the contracting parties
befAg Miss Anna Mae Bell, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Bell ,Sof
Dow City, and Mr.. Leo Schwaab, of
Dunlap. Rev. J. l.. Boyd read the vows
with the impressive ring ceremony that
united the hearts and lives of these
young people. ut will be interesting to
note that Rev. Boyd'was the officiating
clergyman at the time of the marriage
of the BRIDES parents) The couple
were attended by Miss Ruth Swasey
and A. p. Moeller. both of this place.
The bride and her maid were becom.
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Wilcox-W1s SEA S; NWA
NEA S.S2.39 Con ---------L--- 2
James A Mitchell and wife to Nor
ris Wilkinson Verne Wilkinson
Don Wilkinson-Lot - block
$50 Denison Con .-------
o NJ Criswell and wife to O w
Nelson-Lot IA w IS it lot Is
block 9@Butlers add Arion Con
Patrick Meade and wife to Paul
c Schoening-SWA NWA;
NWA SWA 3l-S4-3S; w u
|. NWA 6-S3-3S NEA NEA 1888
80 SWA SEA lots 3 sub
div E1a SEA 36-S4-39 Con -
B E Rogers and wife to Ester
Malone-Lot block 80 Denison
r P Plimpton and wife.to A E p
Rouze-Lots 6 5 block 6 Nor
NAL. School add Denson Con -
Wednesday Feb 25-
Paul Schoening and wife to Guy
T. Buffinton-NEA NEA 1888
80; WIZ NWA 6-SS-3S; .NWA
| SWA SWA NWA 31-S4-3S; lots
I 4 subdiv E1s sen SEA &C. >
S4-39 Con Observation-Disclosures 5
Paul schoening and wife to c c
Wiebers and Fl S Hinz-SEh
2S; NY NWA 27-S2-37 except
l a school site Con -----r---- Z
|! H T Bliesman and wife to w c
Lorentzen-Lot II block 70
Denison Con ------------------
Charles Erne and wife to Henry
Gronau--NEA; NE sen 16-
1928 Con - ,,,;fo - view .
ent J WEIGH and Andrew Bell
! Jr-Same as above Con ----- 8
. Henry Kahler single to William
Kahler-Und " NWA 1859
Con
John Waite and wife to Fred
Christiansen-Lot 10 block 1O5
Denison Con -----------------
Nick Limbrecht and wife to James
/ Turner->N IS it lot ] block 5
Denison Con ------------------
Benz F Mill and wife to Peter An
dreasen-E 1-3 lots 4 5 block
1O8 Denison Con --------------- -:
Richard Lilleholm and wife to OF
to r Bliesman-NWA NWA; Il
Eh NWA; NWA NEA &C. !
84.40 Con -------------------- 3
! Martin Fischer and wife to Henry {
Hansen John B Henrichsen-S5t
" iNEA! SEA; NY SW4 22-S3-
Thursday Feb 26- ffes jig.
Chas Shives and wife to Henry
Dethmann-Sh {NWA;sE 15-45
a NWA NWA 1889 lCon-----3
Emma F Fiene single to Susanna
Fiene-hs lot Is block s Charter
Oak Con
q RI 7
Jr-Lots S 6 7 block 80 Denison
Con
Mary Klinker and husband tOCJ
w Miller Jr-Lot s Ell. lot 8
block "a Denison Con --------
J w Miller Jr to John Waite
same as above Con --------
G S Riggleman and wife to
Mearl o Myers-Lots u 13 IA
block 4 Deloit Con -----------
Glen c Waters single to G
Claussen-Lot I: W 40 TT lot 2
block 26 Schleswig Con
I Friday Feb 81 I. r. ~, - 4,
Albert Hadley and wife to Ole J e
.WiggLTiots; 10 II II block 43
( 'Fairview add Manila Con -
Harm II. kruse and wife to- Alfred
), 7 E Dohse-Lct 2 block 6 West
Side. Con Observation-Disclosures
Louis Mueller widower to John
Of NIille,ASEA 2s-S3!3s Con - 81
FANS Asmus and = wife to Otto J.
RathASa SEA; S SO a MA Sc !
Ia I3lS2!39 Con -. ,.----r-i--- 3;
William r Nckelbein and wife to.
Julius J Miller-Eh NEA II. =
fFf!e,dIiekFs, ST Schiller and wifF 70 AT
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Riessen-Eh sEh; E1s VIZ

Riessen-E1s, sen; E1s VIZ
SEA 23.s5.4J Con ------------ 23O32
Same to Jonny Riessen--Wk w
X SEA E1s SWh 23.S5-40 Con 17343
M Monaghan and wife to Frank
L Maguire-Eh NEA;. NWh
NEA lNI1A SEA 33-S4.37 Con 10000
Thomas Ryan and wife to James
|, M Duffy-SWA SWA 33-S4-37
and Ne NWA 4-S3-37 Con $50 946O
! Saturday Feb 2S--
Augusta Behling and husband to
F. w Schelm-E1s NEA Z; NV
4 $500 Con --------------- 426OO
Wilhelm Kruger and wife. to q
Frank Passick-E 149 a Sl2 49, &C. =
s54I Con 25S12
Ulysses S Dunbar and wife to
Frank o Ogren-W1a NWA IL
s5.3s Con --------------=---- 10000
Herman Otto and wife to Henry
r Hoffmeier-Sh NWA; NJ
SWA 27.S3-39 Con ----------- 10000
Bruce Rogers and wife to Andrew 49,
Johannsen-Lot block IS
Denison Con- $500
John L Ainsworth to r A p
Rouze-Lot 8 block 6 Normal
School add Denison Con 145
P II Rank and wife to Pearl Held
en-Lot block As 'Denison Con 800
John Waite and wife to Otto Wat #
je-Eh NWA; NWA NEA 20. q
S2-39 Con --------------- $4,000
| C C Wiebers and wife to Harry j b.;
Wunder-NWA 34-S3-S7 Con - $1,000
John A Peter to c c Wiebers-
same as above Con Heterogeneous $4,000
Arthur w Butler and wife to A
F Miller-Nk SWA 12-s5-39
Con 2636O
, William Berndt unmarried to .-
Fritz Schultz-S14 SEA 1885,
80 Con ------------------ 1860
Earnest r Markley and wife to
Denison Con ----------------- 5000
Agnes Carstens and husband to
Hans Mahlstedt-Lot II block ~
Schleswig Con Observation-Disclosures 5000
Henry Dethmann and wife to Hans as
Blohm-S1s NEA NEA SWA; NJ
NWA SEA; lot 2 subidv E1s
SEX 36-84-39 Con ------------ $500
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Character Gives .sWeiaht. I

The emphasis in What you say,
comes, after ak; from what yop are. 3
The girl VINO tries to make her words
emphatic by, ppttingi II sqperlatlyes,.
only succeeds in seeming futile. It is
g ;chara teette which Igivs z weight gteI
Notwithstanding.
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OUT PAIN
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SaM,cd.Ofi Sermon. >.
Sometimes Ia girls face isfhert for-t
tune, but more often it is the figure on
the face of her fathers check.-In- :
' ! y So STAR Ell .g&NftEa.
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Positive Proof.

She-"Papa says that unless you
know how to make money you cannot
marry me-" He-"But if marry you
I do know how to make money" Life.
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ErreesAIi ZOO cor"non.

Too many Of us seem to think thu:
when we want to show our independ'
ence we. must get mad about it.
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character and at present holds Il, posi-
ton ina garage at Dunlap. where he
and his bride will ,be at home. to their
friends. We, unite in the offering Of
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So far the foreign competitors of
American industries are not Directing
to unlimited advances in wages in this
country. A..
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Ane.nid Injustice.

The Spider-I was the first person
70 swat flies in my parIOE, yet every"
one called me cruel.