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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26

The new quartz vessels, SO valuable
Ter their endurance IF temperature
.talges, have disadvantages. They
eak at the high temperatures ami
lerthelot, using tubes with walls
80 at an inch thick. lost a third II
he Oxygen and sixth Of tile nitro
rem in one hour at 400 degrees G.
The sealed-ap gases were originally at
bout air pressure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26

The italian government viii spend
$4,000, 600 to improve navigation on
the River Po, Italy, and Its tributarless
$500 horsepower energy Will be dc.
yelopcd along the Pc for Industrial
enterprises, the annual rent OF which
will Yield the government 100000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26

Il has been dtcidad by the Ayr towr
ouncll that Burns "AnId Brig o.
Aye being strncturally Insecure,
u. al he rebuilt This decision is com
Dated by tho Society for the frotec.
Ion Of Ancient Buildings. X declares
hat The old bridge. which dates from
he and Of the fifteenth century, can
he renalted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26

plneapples are so plentiful IN Natal
at certain seasons that they are not
worth carting TO market and SO arc
of.cn given 10 pigs. #e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
TO Eemovc Nicotine.

Poisonous nicotine in tobacco is RI.
moved by sleeping the leaves In h sq.
luton Of fannie acid This is The meth.
oil adopted III d German chemist
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26

taaiaaslp l9qmn ouppI sui 10 lie9u
opfoup qsyM asnoled mclJ pnoillei
0J00005s U Sunonllsuoo 81 'sllodaau
ilN puu slllpsS 10 oleolpuss issennu
i9daM oul ouBpI WotJ assSl IeaS
-Glu9Ml 2 Iopun pI9q - qoluM isaW1l
aalpugls 10 seiop 000ol' eAss OIL
'JoqmlL oArs o. KsucW pusoS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26

Afghan Women In Palanqulns.
Afghan women ride In closely hood
ed palanquins borne on the shoulders
III four sturdy servants. with d relay
ut bearers following behind.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26

II ID the duty OK wife ID agree
slways with her husband Of course
excepting when he IA In the WRONG
somervi.ie lcurnas
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
OUR BARGAIN OF FER

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their subs ription price, the management OF MADAME
have decided to take advantage Of the opportunity and
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one Of these drawings by the world best artist
Snd 500 for a years subscription to MADAME
and receive free of charge this beautiful portrait i
you not satisfied we will refund your money or II
after reading MADAME for three months you canno
ttuthfuy say magazine is the best LOO magazine
published we will gladly return your SOo. Yon are
to be the judge
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
CHAPTER II.

CHATTER II.
"HE callous abruptness With
which the fellow gave forth
his speech chilled the listeners
blood so that for moment or
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12
IOWA IDEA "REcoNsTRUcTioR

l0t ~
CenterylIle citizen: There Is a
crowd Of politicians IN Iowa revolving
around common center located at
the capital city, which claims 70 be-
"a republican organization, but which
seems TO have IN view the defeat OF
tho present republican congressman
from this state as their chief aim N
the coming campaign. They are a
sort Of Iowareconstruct Demo
cratic-anything.to-win crowd Of poll
ticians, and the tactics they have
adopted are OF SUCH muddy complex.
ION as To need little clarifying.
They are sending out emfssares ali
over the state .noo t.e seyera. dis
tricts, watching 10 catch republicans
at the capital city ant using every
means possib.e TO stir PIP troubble.
They are striving In each district
have rs many candidates brought out
Tor congress ag possible, hoping TO
thus mix up matters at such stage
that the present congressman may be-
defeated and they possibly squeeze In
with one Of their candidates. In the
Eighth district they are using every
means possible 70 stir up trouble.
sentiment against Colonel Hepburn.
THEY are striving IN each district 20
date against him in every county In
the district SO far they have sue
ceeded IN getting one man 70 actually
announce himself, but have failed on
many others. They have brought out
several Others, but failed TO get them
20 consent To be candidates. Their
tactics have become 10 plain that the
republicans Of the district are fully
aware OF their schemes and will not
stand for them they are giving them
black eye In every county IN wbicn
ffey bob up. Little has been done az
yet in Appanoose county, but they are
working this way and soon an an.
nouncement may be seen ia the organ
OF the new idea, the Register and
Leader. that sneSand.suah an one
from Appanoose county WIN be a can
didate for congress against Pete Hep
Durn. We nave Deen watching Tor u
for several weeks and are actually
surprised that It has not come weeks
ago But Appanoose county republt
cans are known 10 be no fools and
that has perhaps kept the "reconstruc-
tionIsts" out Of the. way longer here
than In some portions Of t6e district.
They will come. however, sooner or
later, But watch ana see the rccep-
ton they get Wonder who they VIII
put up for the slaughter IN Appa-
moose? Wait and zee who they can
conjure into consenfing TO have their
name mentioned; and then watch and
nee how long IL win DO before the
victim disclaims al credit for the
distinction
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

MAiaf lAcey IA i nNblef shhg "
VA fEhaun NJ maaH ~ emebsalsisA
n hla address "A the tenspnslun ii
nlprinHuld NAvh saa AsAyeBpmt
TimnM
ThN Cedar Fniia Record unaefvea
that Congressman Lacey h ehafaed
Win the rflnm n delivering an nlH
time Republican speech before TO
publican party convention.
The Ceptefsllle iowvNlan eays shas
there Il no more ousnpoken cham.
plon d sehenliai Republican doctrines
than Mater Lacey.
We have Long regarded Major Ia.
cry ~ one of thv wofthIent public aer.
wants whoh. iowa has contributed 10
current politics. saya the Nevada
Representative. "and the opinion ID
strengthened BY mis- iatest speech
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

sllNl nsA ,lN w llNN elsN llNk
eh'fN ssNNdN ~ KNo3 b lhM AZ
n WNhh|f lAI'gi0sl aeelflta n AZ
wv pyuEtmAAk sANnapat glllpg III
iyEA woNlA asehN pal NJ ~ ikSlettH
Without Whllina q kNA ahlth Mht
lhN pllllgAl tht n RUihR VIZ iump
shN umv wnala hnt ~ lUne 8aftwea
waaA lANa pfeEutsea lsNpablltAA rcll
llnlhnA lihN lUAM Rppnbllean tAYm
egN, wUuid ehUw EArh hlAiNhfllNm a.
wNnla smother me gaflN flpplha rect.
nfutlly n cumpellllse products SNAIL.
uFa u sleep tpad sshlef IAcfYe
grand speech Aea Dc proud that tua
have Republican leader 10 lhe
sslxsA lows Congressional dlalflns,
Who h neither nshamed nor afraid
10 stand for HcpuhlIoA0iam pure ana
indebted"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

" lAe WtHalA 81 fHwa
tbs lnHt alAle ARleallaiAs ava
lNAAssFlAl fNNNAe NhleN fKFNBesln
nv luas tliAlb llsnisFe AaseAsllaa.
~ ltWa tmn tlfUessA AsseNlAtlaa
ih8 iowa AsalN AaeMIsefAl umi2iB
tta iuw& impgatea NtNh lilNHR
Association lha luWa lfnflltallAfai
RcNlely. thu lows Manufacturers A.
Aoelasinn. Inc luwA llylnk AMa riiu a
s0clallUn she AnglsHlHfal lYeNh. sln
NAys 1hls lNaeaM does nog urgently
request tnal the farmers huhlnnaa
men end the press nae thelf uemtNi
Influence 10 establish tht spnona
Tuesday M October b ne km0wn an
nualiY ~ Seed Cora harvest DaF
AID that the formers % Iowa viii
cslehfsis that day BY nulng Into Che
blsst d their fields and harvesting
tieir aced corn according to profUn
alt iI0ldenn SUGGESTION IN connsc
tlcn herewith Vi may be ii order III
again quote Professor Holden Az sSl
lows
Let us 40 into the best aud earl
lest planted fields and select weil.ma.
tured cara from the most vigDf
stalks, strip on their htsks and haag
In the attic az once where the cIrca.
iation OF air Is good and protection
Is had from tho cold freNzing weata
er OF November and December On
the 22S.000 Iowa farms an average
OF about forty acres Is devoted 20
the growing o. corn, and while six
bushels OF goou seed is sufficient 70
plant this, let us abundantiy provide
ourselves and save two or three times
this amount, as some parts may cali
upon US TO replant, OF our neighbor
may be needing some seed Remem.
Der Il takes only about a dozen ears
TO plant an acre Each ear should
have special care"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

Council ialuns Nonparnllt High n.
nance. railroad rates and tAfiit hched.
nIss are not the only pebbles on the
beach of reform. 80 Insignificant an
atom. In comparison, rs the corner
loafer has also attra,tpd attention. In
several of the eastern cities a well-de.
fined crusade against tho street idlcr
Is under way, This particular reform
wave aoems TO have itp greatest vol
ume at Cleyeland. In that city they
are actually nprooting these corner
fixtures and cartIng them on TO fall
What the sentiment OK the community
Is, and how the CRUSADE progresses,
may be CLEANED from this paragraph
from the Cleveland Leanor
Every woman and every decent
man In the city rejoices that the
police seem determined TO sup
press the corner Ioafer. Sunday
evening twepty-eIght specimens OF
this rowdy type were arrested
and the police say they will get
more Of them. The corner loafer
is the cheapest, most cowardly
and most despicabIe or the minor
Iawbrealrers.
The Washington Star says "thc
loaferpest infests every city and that
ht Is known there. lin some ways. !
adds the star. ''he Ii difIcuIt to deaf
with. There are two varieties OF the
Ioafer. One Is an Idle, shiftiess and
often drunken parasite OF no partIcu-
lar harm TO anybody, but assurediy Of
no use in the community. The other
variety is vicious, immoral, and II not
criminal, al least OF criminal tenden
cies. Groups OF these who congregate
on the streets stand on the thin line
dividing lawful from lawlegs assem-.
bly,. THEY oglc women and make aud
ible comments that NJ not insulting In
word, are invariably insulting In the
spirit In which made" The description
is ample and universal. Everywhere,
the loafer 81 the same, and Hike the
poor, or even Of the poor, ne II always
with us.
Aside from their objectionable quail.
~, these people are a study. 70 the
man who works from early morning 10
late at night and then often finds IL
difIieult to decently feed and clothe
himself and family, II Is never.
solved puzzle how these dey0tees Of
leisure get on.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

The Cedar Rapids Gazette of last
Saturday was 3fpage carnival nrm.
Der, and was an edition that the Office
and the city should indeed be proud
OF. II Is such advertising Of Cedar
Rapids that has made the town what
Il iss-one Of the most enterprising in
the west Cedar RapIdn business
houses and men are not sftaid 10 let
the world know what they nave 70 tell
and they are always willing to live
and let live" and they hay's been the
gamers thereby.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12
oeKALooeA.

oslgnioosa. fifteenth town In Iowa
10 population. is tenth IA the amount
OF pavement upon the streets OF the
city Residents OF the Getty Of
Trees" nave pointed with pride to
tho amount Of pavement IN osksloo-
ga, every foot or IL tho best quality
OF brick pavement, and although the
cost has been considerable, the very
fact Of the pavement nas been one
OF oskaloosa's strongest claims to
rank as the most progressive little
city In Iowa.
The following table. compiled from
the census bureau report, shows tie
number OF miles Of brick and Ms
phalt pavement on the streets OF tns
cities mentioned.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12
Mnea of
&c CORN.

Much has been said on the subject
Of seed corn. Seed corn special trains
have crossed and recrogged the state,
and from these trains the goBpel OF
good seed corn was preachd. II was
all good, II was all practical, yer
there IL more To follow. The idea
was advanced that the farmer, VINO
paid the closest attention to bis decd
corn would profit largely BY this com
paratiyely small expenditure Of time
and labor The farmer was advised
TO select his seed corn and use none
but the best But science has Jugt
begun to interest herself in the seel
corn proposition. And 50 tho recent
months have elaborated upon the or
iginal program, have made the theory
more practical II Is now suggested
that we have Seed Corn day. az
we have an Arbor day, and that Oc-
tober 10 BIO set aside for tho purpose
Of gathering the very best seed corn
and hanging It up to dry and season,
where the germ IL not in danger N
being killed by severe frost. And II
Is further suggested that the day be
celebrated by the farmers Of Iowa an.
nually hereafter on the second Tues
dayof October. Inc same objection
might be raised that has been urged
against .Arbor day, and that is that
the state 10 too large, extending 200
miles north and south, to have one
day While the season be propItious
In one section Of the state II would be
too early or too late IN others. But
that Is a minor consideration. The
main thing Ia that the seed corn
be gathered and then hung uD 70 dry
and season ere the whitening frosss
sweep over the prairies Of Iowa.
In this connection Prof p. o. Hol-
den says: IL every ear Of corn that
Is 70 be used for seed in Iowa next
year could be harvested this fall aot
later tnaa October 10. and hung 10
where II will dry out thoroughly BE-.
fore the bitter cold freezes OF Noypm-
Der, It would add millions Of doIlan
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12
-r,uriInet6u Hawk.Eye. Tbe O..

burlington HawIrEye. The co.
Iumbus Junction chautauqua proved a
great success, financially and other.
wise. While this yearS program cost
over $500, the association cleared
about 1880 and was abs 70 pay on
al rs indebtedness and still has Sey.
era1 hundred dollars in the treasury.
The secret of the success Of the Chau-
tauqna ~ 70 be sought principally In
the interest and tho Attendance. NO
doubt, the Chantauqua win remain a
glittering success IN lows. 10 long ag
the directors see 10 II that none but
hretclass attractions are placed on
the program. The association which
tries 70 palm on inrsrlor talent on the
public, viii wind uD vsth deficit, no
matter how favorable the weather
may be. the people have been quick
70 learn. and they viii be satisfied
With nothing less than the very best.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12
pEMocRAT clacLE saoKEN.

It is rumored that one OF the chairs
that has been held down so faithfully
during several years past by one 81
the prominent members OF the demo
cratic circle that makesoits hpadquar.
ters at the Neagle grocery, First ave
nue. east, Is TO be vacated in the near
future on account OF the stress OF cir
cumgtances.
II recollection serves us right. there
are but three seats to accommodate
this august assemblage. IL the ru'
NOR of the breaking Of the circle is 70
be credited, there should be a set Of
resolutions adopted at the next meet
ing declaring the other seats vacan..
Messrs Neagle and Cricket are hereby
advised TO Ego thou and do likewise. Z
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

Monroe county has t1Ne largest
per cent OF negroes OF any county in
the state OF Iowa, according TO In.
formation from the census bureau.
The negroes Of that county are 1913
per cent OF the entire population.
The next in proportion Is Lee county,
with ~ per cent Of It's population
colored people Polk has ~ per
cent, Wapeiio 90 per cent, Mahaska
FL per cent, Appanooge III per cent,
Henry ia, Des Moines 1.3. Jasper and
Scott each per cent. All the rest
have less than per cent OF colored
people except Tama. which has 1.s.
but this includes the Indians Of the
Tama reservation. There are thirty
nine counties Of the state that report
no colored population.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

-Jeffergon Bee. The State Agrlcul.
tural Society has $4,000 IN net profits
on hand as result Of the 1905 snow,
II would be a good idea 70 create a
sinking fund Of say half Of THIS amount
10 b. available some year when the
weather man gives II 70 us in the
neck. But they won't DO II. They
win blow in every dollar Of this mon,
W ana trust 10 the legislature 10 make
up me deficits, as has been done in
the past.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

The department OF the In.
terror, which has charge Of the for
est reserves, will build wagon road
next year from Yellowstone park 10
Red Lodge, Montana, a distance q
50 miles. the road will pass through
the Absorakee forest reserve and viii
add a thousand square miles Of the
Widest scenery IN America To the
park district. The Reserve IL track
less wilderness OF surpassing gran
deur, abounds in Wild game and
mountain trout. Among the natural
freaks and sights are the Frozen
Lake Soda Butte, a giant waterfall,
the Petrifed Forest, Amethyst Noun
tain and Hell Roaring Canon. The
reserve lies in Wyoming and Mon
tana.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

The Sioux city Journal Illus
trates the New England idea OF pro
lection with free trade in their man.
ufactures by telling tho story Of two
Irishmer with opposing Views on so
cialism.
80 you are q socialist are you,
Mixer"
II am that" said Mike.
"Do you mean 10 tell me that II
you had two farms you would give
me one Of tfem?"
Il would do that said Mike.
"And II you had two houses you
would give me one OF them
"sure. I would do that
Nov, Mike, II you had two goats
would you give me one Of them2e
mo SIR; ia not do that
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12
DEMOCRATIC VIEW OF LACEY.

Washington, Iowa, Democrat: We
always have admired Congressman
Lacey. There is one republican con-
gnessman whom we consider an able
honest man. He Is a good lawyer and
a hard worker. We are sorry he Is
such a fool standpatter, but he has
the same right TO think as he does
as we have to think that a tariff for
revenue Is the proper caper We wish
Lacey were as smart as the editor
OF the Democrat Is and would believe
about the tariff AZ the editor Of the
Democrat does,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

The rural telephone Is accepted
by the Des Moines Register and Lead
err as great convenience. When
the country Is in danger the farmers
can be notified instantly remarks the
r. and l.. The r. and i. viii find Ito
max" and min tariff and IT'S pro
gressive" reciprocity, etc, put 70
sleep by the same contingent when
the time comes. They are safe this
fan In misrepresentation because
there Is no election.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12
-Tbe Register and Leader, The M

1.-The Register aud Leader, the M9x.
shalltown Times-Republican, the
Sioux city Tribune and a dozen or SO
democratic sheets in Iowa have failed
for q week or more 10 editorially or by
interview bring out progressive
candidate In the Eighth district that
was sure to defeat Col, Hepburn. Has
the fact that Col. "Pete9 on his way
home had anything 70 40 with their
keeping still?
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12
-The Ottumwa school board h

THE Ottumwa school board has
taken preliminary steps towards the
enforcement OF the compulsory educa-
tionaI law, which requires that all
children between the ages Of 2 and IA
years attend some school at least 10
weeks OF the year. II Is estimated
that there are over a hundred children
in ottumwa OF school age that are not
attendants at any school.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12
IA MarIon ReRIater

1.-The Marion Register concedrs
that Senator Delivers recent Des
Moines address was disappointing 70
some people. "Ife neither advocated
WIlson.Gorman tariff or competing
reciprocity and did not ray he was
going 70 shoulder O pick and 90 out
and tear up the railroad tracks" But
the Register predicts mat the senator
win continue 10 have his mail sent 10
W. Dodge during vacations and 70
Washington, Senate postoffice, for at
iG&et ten years 10 come.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

---IJavls county IL the envy OF all
me counties In the sixth district
N i TAIL. The voters down there win
have all the fun. They have an
election, while the rest or us must
sit by and look on, waiting for next
fall to bring an opportunity to cast
n ballot.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

The Wall Lake Blade comedies
that Secretary Shaw 10 an able man,
but thinks he has had all the honor
bic is entitled TO and should now De
willing 10 step aside and give sorne
other worthy man chance. Score
tary Shaw has resigned, but simply
TO go up higher Perhaps the Blade
has not "lept ITS eye on Shaw"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

The Odd Fellows are meeting
with good success In the circulation
OF their petition to the Grand Lodge
for the Old FolkD Home I'm oslsaloo.
ga, but they need more names to the
paper. Are you booster?
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

1.-The Eldora Herald says that Gov.
Cummins would not have one-fourth
as many nor-republican utterances
laid to his charge were II not for his
fool newspaper worshlppers, who arc
continually carrying a chip around on
their shoulders,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

Tvs laHlo sbanAa VI NE fpAa
hiae NlNNd
A. IN Aillemahli8 laAhed MI
II I'm IA oa0s al NAM r8Vd
Ana = lsht Maa IN nnVN eva
''uh, Why 40 yun pNsps ASKED hh
nnxlemn ffiena
why Az fuu nnh and aNahes"
nneeanne Tina smpli snia ire other
skunk
a. HE mother uasa 10 make
i'utk
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

Governor LaFollette Of Wiscon-
sin, who has been throwing stones
with a free hand at the Iowa delega.
ton In congress in his lectures over
the state, was neatly called down o.
Eldora the other night when a
friend OF Congressman I3lrdsaIl rose
in his seat and suggested that such
Wholesale denunciation or public men
dld not comport with the dignity OF
governor Of great state, and ask
ed him 10 at least make an excep-
tion Of Mr. Birdsall, In whose dis.
trlct he wax then speaking. La Fol.
Iette stated that he did not know he
was 10 Birdsail's district and hastily
took II back" as 10 Birdsall. Mr..
LmFollette,s lecture tour" seems to
be for the purpose Of abuse Of the
Iowa delegation.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

w. o. Payne, OF the Nevada Rep
resentatlye, Is authority for tho gtate-
ment that the present state law
against discrimination IN the matter
OF freight and passenger rateg 10 ann
Die 10 prevent issuing 81 passes. He
says the law provides both 4 ciyiI
ara criminal penalty.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

President Roosevelt don't mince
words, He said TO the peace commits.
eioners: Settle He ID saying to the
grasters: "Quit" And to the Panama
canal board: pig" And the best Of
II is he means what he says, "and
don't you forget H."
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

-The Keokuk Gate City notices
that the work or retiring Congress.
man Hull to private life IA GOING on
In the Seventh district with great en-
thuslasm. but no appreclabie pro.
ofoha
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

The Marion Register thinks all the
tariff ripperg in Iowa would not be
willing to put up oond, even for ~,
that reduction IN any schedule In
the Dingley tariff would cheaper the
protected product or article.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

"A Missouri paper rears that the
pumpkin crop will DO short in the
"plack lands districts OF that state
The vines grow SO fast that tie pump
kins are ruined by being dragged
along the ground,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

Jasper county wlii have 4 special
election 20 vote on the question CO
building new court house. and II il
said there really are some people In
that county opposed 10 n.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

1.-The Herald h Tho only pager in
Iowa whose county correspondents
have regular organization aud hold
regular annual muetlnsa ana social
gatherings.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

lit III an hard to leave Iowa in
October as II was TO leave paradise
when the apples were ripe" declares
the Council Bluffs NonpareiI
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

"A German washerwoman has mar
ried q count. Here women become
washerwomen after marriage with q
enoacconnt.p Simply a difference in
custom, suggests the Timcs-Republi.
can.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-12

Wouldn't Il be rather nice 20
have an election this fail. Just 70 get
Up little nctIon7" asks the ottumwa
Courier. honestly now, wouldn't