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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
Opunoer Jul!

2iSen. ia, Sbersastie er ben Wanf
o. apinoe, iom life fsler Barnet
tit grpit", raar Sulen nermer itg,
SriIen {. isrit % frenit en- gsrnenes
SsitiS. SfaI pi faa nirfeIis Sui 90
SuIeeInoe, maa oi bIi iom Born igien
Sg en- anoen Sing - Hal pi felt
faa pirfelis ssliIaglnoe, maa Ri fsri,
og fremit sleoe anbre. Den, iom ifft
efter @pte logger girb pou at al9ot
andre, faar albris fele, bpab pirfe'
Zig Sulegl9oe er. Gerfor eiplber oct
Of pi eisr bort til at aisre Dem, Der el
% nermeit, glade % ~lpffelige, % al
pi itrGffer os iaa Iangt, Tom boz
gpne % bore @ibIer tiaaSer. for at
fate Solitraaler iuo til Dem, Der flo
Der meo Surs / Sinb % angit / Sier'
tet % iuffer.
Oct blir giort | fort Raal. Iten'
neIfene er / oct itore % belle tat bebre
ems mango tror. Der er mer ianot
Siertelas / Serben, enb De, iom iei
iurt poa 2ipet, bill inSrsmme.
Sorbi set er iaa, er ser osiaa me-
gen iano SiiIeeIeoe iblunot os. Ser
meb bore Oct life iast, Of set itft
fl,nbe og buroe bore beore.. Sec
peo, set b,irbe. Wten Ser bar alorig
iiben Seiits fpm til Serben, en- SltI
meb iaa forboIospis mango / SanS'
beb glade Wennefer. iom set er uu
S,lIen 1906. Seite bill ies 10 iugt
meo iterft @ftertrpf, foroi mango
bar faaet I'll Sane OF ffripe oe taIe
iom boIot Renneifebeoen paa OF gao
I Sunbene.
"Breb paa Sorbent~ Tang gngIen(
bin fsrite SuIeaften. Ser er iff(
Sreb", iir on. atei. bet Dor Der al
brig, iiben &ain log fin gror I6eI
libel. Wten oct lpsrter | Den Het1lna
oeiaa. 8rig er mer iieIben emo fsr
/ Stoett, % aIbrig bar Der / iaa itor
lloitrafntus iom ibas trpgt for Git
pg 2emner, 8obs os gteubom Sorbeu
pper. Bt fan meo itsrre Ret Fl, al
Ser er Sreb paa Sorben END llfreb.
Sffe bore Blade % glabmpuo ell
gang Iisger / ltfreo oe 8rts meb toer'
andre fon for / Stben. Slanot os
Rorffamerifdtrere er Der ptftuof et
Bar llnbtagelfer; men "eu Sllte gisr
irgen Sommerl"
% iaa otI ies fon cit al "9ecorab'
Roiten"s gtSragspoere taffe 9eierre,
lloatreren, 8eoattsrett, De mango
Reoarbeibere og gIaoets belle 8erIo'
male for Sdmppret | oct mart for
gansne gar.' 8l9oelig Sui og ct goo
npt slar boer og en- at eSer! 29ngt
Iepe "SeeorabsToiteu" - Dor feaes
Ben! gr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29

8, hi trRnger iaa til at taffe, 10,
al faa iubIe no Dor Snf. SAB Os
hinge Oct geriet, isrenb ieg gaar Ri
6ere:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29

grnbitpffe al en- Rnpport: -
- ell Wonb, Der ifisO fig efter at bare
6ltSt lin Suitru % 9sru 6aroeI meo
ct @epRr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
80 Eroesnt aarIis Sortisneite

ueO at BRUCE aflsbstegl. SeuS efter
en- fri Bog ON SesIorGuering % gri'
Ter meS 5ragteu betaIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29

Crookston College betaler din REESE
Ill Crookston. Specific KAISER for
Nykommere. Send efter Katalog.
Adresse: J. c. Satire, Crookston,
MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29

inotasct | fine MeuigbeSer, lopeSe
5tutsruaScn To rleset goot fur 2ss.
irinsen al ioreituaenoe ttrfeIise Op.
dnper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29

Mason City Brick & Tile Co., Mason CITY, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-29

Oct, Of funue efter npgle Miles Seilaos
iGtte ps inb / en- Eoau % flBre lise til
&onaeitaoeu &riitiania.
Som Gibiioro bar Bereslien, iOn
auber ieune Bonbeiprbolbe melem gsns
ser leper al fin aunit % mailer boaoe
Nisier % manst anbet rart, bpori bog
altip amitneren itifter frem, iaa bar
llluif tint 9ars Ola. Der | Mobiaining
til Sersslien leper aunitusrsns bsp9se-
be 2iu ihe / ben fine 8eroen, % @ran.
bin bar 5prfattereu @. Saufanas.
9enne Manb refer meset baabe / 8p
oo @psb % iamler Stof til fine 8sser,
ION naturltgpis er meset interesiante
for DEN 8p9b, bois Sa9n os Sprt9ain.
ger ON Steber % Sl9ster be be.
banoler,
SCR ieg laber 8renet ean, pil ieg fur'
tRle, at blanbt bore Spmmergi9iter er
4merifanerne Ola Gibe fra g. 8afota,
SBrsen Ssbers os &oue fra Sptua %
Ola Sanien 8asiur.
6lpttet ub pna airfesaarSen err Sig
rib Mtffelsbotter Siloal, Ssmuno Sab.
laimptte (9ssHnina), SafOb Otter.
beimsnesiet ben Sglbre) us Saubelss
manben paa Gipe Cars Melano, iamt
ct Tibet Barn iii Smut 8aalaas, ipm
6rnnote fig tilosbe.
Son Wansaser tus Gramen Irtium
| CONNER meo sobe Sarafterer. Ola
Sablaimptte maatte ilsiie i'm gramen
pep Seminariet pna 8runo al en- Spsz
bonn efter ct Salb. Nu er ban Dog bra
ps baaber at funne tase bet i9iea til
Ssiten.
glieber 2an9eieter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-29

8 CONNER bptbtes paa Sjelanh -
SpgneprGit BIS &alb - ct fort Sns
bremisiipnsmBbe. Oct pnreoe / 10 %.
ee, % Der par iamlet Ouer 10 9uiiuee
Wenuelfer. Ter bar Subleoningsiore-
oraa Oper ct Cubs Orb, meb BERTH
fupttet Samtale. grGbiten al 8rRiten,
lnmt 8ionesbprb al flsre. Get a ct
eoot Ngoe. MisiiphsuirfiUmbeben /
pisis 3iltrifter lsoes al TO "5Raesfores
ninger", en- for ben pbrs % en- Tor
ben inore MiSiion. 3isie N9aesipre=
ninser pmiaiter 10 airieiosne buer, os
De ,boloer bper 10 iiure MiSiipnsmghsr
ON aaret / be i~prltielise Sosne eiter
5ur. 8 SGqesioreninsen for pbrs
Risfpn er SOsnsprRit Sp 5prmonb,
I 5oreninssn for inbre @tisiion Gmis.
iRr g. Srp ira !SOlme. Gisie Sore.
nineer bar bapt tor 8etponins for
@uos &ises Bert iblanpt os, os be
bar paiaa i'm itprs Anoel | al oisie d.
~itrifter er blst ~iurltaauebe for i~efteriii
9uaptrfnine | ueunsp9rots @rab.
NaubnL 27be Sui 1905.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-29

sea bar mspsaset yssssUsosssessn. for ssrura
lea asrr nem s,erfeiia Sas. Sss Tan nte 0tcse an
beials ,es III ensser SamiIie, ben c. baase tzssr.
ssisnf % en- Dvss fr aee<rt o. {
Q. g StIfstA casfs. RfuA J
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-29
fra Wanoalen.
(5ra Dor aorreipuuoent.)

Oct er MI en- Stunb iiben "9ecorab.
Ipiten4s 2eiere iaa nOset fra ben ipoz
lisite Del al 2anoet. Gen traule %
uarme Spmner bar meofgrt, al Der
blir liben 9ip tilppers til ifriftlige Grs
beioer. Sa, for Spmmeren bar p9ret
baaoe trapl % BARN. Splf berpmfrtns
iaar ct 8rpnaar meo Ss, iaa be tr9nser
ale S9nber til at faa bet / GUS, ps
Iaa er bet tpertimpo blet iaa, at De maa
rtsie fig meb mirbre SjGlp enc for,
for Sueuitebrur braser iaa, at &egies
rirgen bar life turbet ienoe Splbiterne
bjem fra Moen, ipr bet bier li9 at
nepnte Sror bar faaet ipGlset ben lure
Tiae. Smiolertib bar Sommeren git
os ct ristis Suifepeir % er fommet ben
trnole 9auomano tilbietp paa beoite
Maabe, iaa bet Ter no til, at ban ital
faa lit SB pelbierget / Sus. Saffet
pere for en- flor Del psiaa be amerlfans
tie Slaamaifiner, iom finbes nGiten
paa bper eneite @aaro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-29

Oct er 5urititrsmmens Tib. Gu
itpr Slot, peientlis @nseIItm9ub, fer.
bes ugiaa para Sisie Irafter. De ilaar
fig neo paa bet iture Sanatorium / glas
ieral, / ben puerite Gel al 3alsn, eler
be boietter Jig upouer 9aIen for at fite
/ Glueu. Sele Ranbalseluen er nems
Zig bortllet til SpurtsHlte.
5olf Der, i9rlig / De spre 9iitritter,
bar bapt bet troplt msb StapIti9ring
iaar. De bsie Gtanpriier bar meoiDrt,
at Der er blet nuget df benne Seoriit
iom life er al bet @obe. 5pr 6olf iris
ties til at busse neo al u~nsifoseu, lna
Der er uOiist til, at bet mart pil bli Der
iDm pao mango auOre Sieber 2anbet,
at 9iitrittet blir ucbusset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-29

9Olititer, ia. Si tar De itortalenbe
sItli9e Nabpers itpre Orb meb SO.
SilOe ri u9re ct frit Soil, os ifulbe vi
life for 5remtiben blipe itemplet iom ct
2Dbrige, iaa bapoe ri intet 8al9. S9
berfur itaar Solicit iamlet ipm en-
Mono, ps ituloe SpenifebrOr fomule til
.@r9nien, pil hi ienoe bam bjem igjen.
S9 hi er pis pda. at en- itprSlDf ungsuts
ter | gmerifa pilSe fumme biem % tage
ell Saano | meo, iaa bet fan eaa ~iortere
meo Siemienpelien. Smtolertio tror
pi al ban bet9nter Zig. Oct turbe Bill
Ell sanlte oauifelis Sag at beieire NOrz
sc MI. 9anbet CT spot ruitet, us bar
trufet be npbpenbise Surbplosresler
for at tage imoo paa en- pRroig Waabe
bet Soil, ipm maatte bile brpbe ino i
port Su8. Nu peuter ri pnu Rifsoas
gems enrelise SeIlutnrus, pg baaber
for Srebs % sobt NaboItabs Stplo, at
ben ptl bli ct pplpIt Solf perbig. Sfuls
De bette life lie, pil NOrse taee Snitia'
tibet % lp9e 9anoet anerfienot iUm ielps
itenoi9 Station, Oe eiter iitfert 5urlps
benbe oil benne @nerfieuoelie bli gipet.
NorbmGnoeue | Gmerifa f%ortjener flor
Sat for bpao be | iaa Seuieenbe bar
giort peb fine apresier til 8reiibenten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-29

fen ! Wer0 eller algr. Sele Sotellet
nGr onSarnet til Selitob$iole. DsiI.
Iionrroamerlies Sdteoragter. Ola.
manter cg Barfuner iplbte ale aor.
rioorer, 8alIerier % 8mge.
Ro9le aisretlrer reo SporDeiS
~Iinierne giennem gpers f~orifieaige
Geie piI mart ooertpoe Ell ont. at ct.
2onis bar mango prfre R~eiiSersitrs9.
Strsget HGrbeSen NJ 6oreit Edrt
&C "aingsburp Rlace" er blanSt De
%fornemite. Oct BAR Sisie ieg iou. Sito.
fiprieler til ~aingsburp Blaze" er
qienrem en- flot Stenport, Ger Ii1ner
ct Tertitpliims impffet meo 8dier og
SfiIlpturer.
gpen bar mango og fore Earter.
Zen Iterlte CT Soreit Bart.
tpor lloitilingen boIoes. Zen ugite
or Soper @rope Bart, bpor
ieg iu Stntirer af S5atelpeare. aler.
6unboIot OF Columbus. Ren oen
rafreite Hnrf Of benz ale er "Ri@
omri Botanical @GrSen"
- ener beSre fierot urSer Rapnet
"Sbaw's @arSen@. Den bar
en- iua i~nteresnnt Siitorie. at ser
maa iiqes liot ON ocr. Set CT en-
~fuIoitrnSis botaniif Snre. Gen er
anlaat af Senrp Sbap. en- en-
sellfmano. Der fon til q. 2ouis
1919 - % oengang 10 aar CANT
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-04
John Conlcy, of Clinton, Re
ceives Injuries From Which
He May Die
FELL FROM c. & N. W. TRAIN
As Result of Hia Injuries, Young
conIoy's Right Arm Had to be Am
,utated Just Below the Shoulder and
His Head Was Also Badly cut-iowa
News.
Special to Times Republican

special 10 llcS-EttpuOiICuII
State Center, Sept. 4. - Brakeman
John Conley, only nineteen years old,
Saturday, having his right arm SO
badly nangled that it had to be taken
Off about three inches below the Shout
der, and receiving a bad cash in the
back ot his head. The boys home Is
in Clint n and he Is the son of L.. Con-
ley, an engineer on the. Rock Island.
The latter arrived in State Center
Saturday night, upon receiving news
of his sons injuries.
The boy had been braking for only
six or seven weeks. When the accident
happened he was braking ahead on the
first section of l19. and left here at
5:36 p. M, Saturday. The train had
gone about half Il mile, and he was
going from the first car to the tender
of the engine when he missed his foot
ing and fell from the train None If
the crew missed him, but Harold Gil
bert. who was driving into town on
the road running parallel with the rail-
road, aboua eighty rods south of the
track. saw the accident, and hurrying
to town as quickly as possible, sum
moned the doctor.
Altho the injured boy is receiving
every attention and is doing as well
as possible, the doctor holds out small
hope of his recovery. and It Is believed
his injuries will surely prove fatal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-04
A HARD FOUGHT CASE

United States Court Asked to Establish
Claim of Superior, Wis, Building
Company, az Lien Upon Court House
Charges Competitive Company
With Padding Its Estimates.
Special 10 Times Republican.
Orange City, Sept. 4.-Charging tina.
the Northern Building Company, of
Davenport, padded it's estimates for the
material and labor used in the con-
struction of the Sioux county court
house to the extent OF $4,000 and
fraudulently diverted this sum from
that use to Its own, the William Penn
Company, Of Superior, Wis, has begun
suit in the district court against the
Davenport company, for the recovery OF
the sum on the form OF a judgment.
The United States court is asked to
establish the claim of the Penn com
pany as q lien upon the court house and
to require the county to pay $3.50, a
balance alleged to be due 1t for labor,
etc. 1t is alleged that the county had
full knowledge that the company was
making the estimates in excess of the
amounts actually due and of the alleg-
ed fraud upon the creditors OF the
county. Prominent attorneys are en-
ployed on the case and it promises to
be hard fought one in the court to
be held here next week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-04
DEATH AT DEEP RIVER.
Daniel X. Sargent Pas,es Away-He
Was An Old Resident.

Daniel x. Sargent Pas.es Away--He
Was An Old Resident.
Special to Times Republican.
Deep River, Sept 4.-Daniel X. Sar-
gent an old resident of Deep River,
died at the home Of his son, Vienna,
last Thursday, August 81. The de-
ceased was born at Hanover, New
Hampshire, on July Ia, 1882. and was
married to Clara G. Cook of Lynne.
N. H., in 1856. Four children were born
to this union, of whom Will NJ. Josie
H., Hanawalt, and Sylvender, survive
him. The deceased joined the United
States army in August, 1862 as a pri-
waite in Company u. fortieth Iowa, and
was discharged October Is, 1865, as n
lieutenant Of the One Hundredth ana
Thirteenth colored Infantry. He serv-
ed as a government clerk In the PEN
sion department for nineteen years, re-
signing from the position September,
1903. because of III health. His funeral
was held from the Presbyterian church
being in charge OF the Masonic and
Eastern Star orders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-04

Mason City.
Frank Lester Is suffering from blood
poisoning He was engaged in picking
chickens for the Biclle Produce Co,
and accidentally cut his finger.
vinton.
The reunion of the Benton County
Veteran Association which was held at
Vinton Wednesday and Thursday of
this week was the largest attended of
any of the reunions held in the coun-
ty, nearly two hundred veterans being
registered.
GIidden.
w. c. Marean received severe
flesh wound on his right arm wednes-
day while working with the self feeder
on his threshing machine. In some way
or other he got his arm beneath one
of the automatic band cutting knives
and laid open q cash in his arm fully
ten inches long.
Traer.
The school board of Traer awarded
the contract for repairs ON the school
house heating plant to Palmer Bros.
Belle Plaine, their bill being 1915.
Two new tubular boilers are to be put
HOW IdQldIOIS lllSLdllCu III CdCH OI
the northwest rooms and two inch
steam pipes and valves used to connect
all radiators with the main steam pipe.
Bancroft.
Mrs. w. F. Nolte was arrested last
Friday for illegal liquor selling and
County Attorney Harrington came up
Saturday to prosecute the case before
Mayor Mousel, but the defendant
pleaded guilty before the hour set for
trial and the mayor gave her a fine
of $50 and costs and ordered her COM
mitted to the county Jail until same
was paid.
Bartlett.
Extensive Improvements are being
made in the way of rip-rapping the
banks of the Missouri river about six
miles northeast of this place. The
work at present is being carried on
along the old John Wright farm. Ii
is understood that the. farmers in that
vicinity have donated about $4,000 to
do this work. About 5000 is paid out
each day to carry on the work. 1t will
consume about two or three months to
complete the work.
Onawa.
Among the cases to come up at the
September term of court is the case
Of Mrs. A. Hannestad VS.. the MilWau
kee Railroad Company, for the acct
dent at Glen Ellen several years ago
in which $4,000 damages are claimed
for injuries received by Mrs. Hannes-
tad while alighting from the train at
the station This case has been tried
three or four times, but seems likels-
to last an indenite period. Tits be
tween counsel in this case always fur
nish much entertainment for the spe,'
tators, and have come to be regarde'
as a part of the trial.
WapeIIo.
Noah r. Let's. of Libertyville, Will
riding in company with two other ger
tlenen one evening recently, met wit
very serious accident. They We
driving thru Franklin street. when th
horses became frightened and began
run. While turning the corner at tn,
NJ. e. parsonage, the buggy was over
turned, two wheels being torn there
from, and the two occupants Wers
thrown out. None of them received
any injuries except Mr.. Let's, who
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-04
Fire Destroys Mason City's
100000 Orphanage---Chil-
drcn All Escape
CAUGHT FROM HEATING PLANT
Forty.five Children and Several Old
People Were Marched Safely Out
and Given Shelter in tho city--only
Brick Walls Remain standins--'n.
sured for $4,000.
Special to rlmes-Repahllcan.

Special to Times Republican,.
Mason City, Sept. 4.-4The Iowa Odd
Fellows Orphan Home burned last
night, and outside of partially stand
ing brick walls the building is now an
entire mass of sn1oldering ruins. For
ty-five children were in the home and
thirteen aged people, all but three oc-
cupants having retired. The alarm was
given and inside of ten minutes all
were marched from the building. Eff
forts were directed toward saving the
furnishings and nearly every room
was cleared with the exception of the
beds. At eleven O'clock the mammoth
roof crashed in. AT midnight the havoc
was completed and the sixty-five thou
sand dollar home, an idol Of Iowa Odd
fellowship, was in ruins.
The heating plant was out of repairs
and a fire was started in the large hall
fire place. The building erected two
years ago settled quite little and 1t Is
thought exposed some of the frame
work and the fire caught In this. par
tition, 1t was ten o'clock when smoke
was seen and an attempt was made to
eNtinguish the blaze with the local fire
Buy they could not reach
it.
The children we're found temporary
quarters in homes OF the city. the old
were taken to the hotels. Grand
Master Tllford, of Clinton, and Trls-
tees NJ. p. Sharks, of Burlington, and
w. S. Johnson. OF Bloomfield. have
been notified and viii arrive today.
The Home will he rebuilt at once. It
was insured for $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-04
IRIS A sTAyER.
Comes Quickly, But It Comes to Stay,
How a Marshalltown Citizen Got

Comes Quickly, But 1t Comes to Stay,
How a Marshalltown Citizen Got
Rid Of II.
Comes early, stays late.
No stranger can be more unwel-
come.
Makes life misery all day long.
Keeps you awake nights.
Irritates you spoils your temper
Do you know this unwelcome guest?
Ever have 1t come and stay with
you?
Know what II Is? Eczema.
IL you ever had any itchiness of the
skin
You know how hard 1t is to shake 1t
of.
~ YOU v'a'' IKE % Know nov . 10
Let O Marshalltown man tell YOU.
Read his statement that follows:
ID. A. penquite OF Sill South Fifth
street, says: Doan's Ointment is a
marvel. Two applications of 1t cured
me OF itching hen1orrhoids, which. de-
spite the use OF innumerable remedies
said to be sure cures for Just such con-
ditions. aed all my efforts to get the
elightes> Slief. let alone any perma-
nent reSlNst. A relative of mine, well
nigh discouraged by repeated fall
ures to get assistance for hemorrhoids,
thoroughly tested this ointment as
we'll as T. His experience, added to
my own, compels me to say that my
appreciation OF Doan's Ointment can
far better be understood by myself
than expressed in ordinary Anglo
Saxon. NY advice to any sufferer
from rectal troubles is to call at Me-
Bride 4 Wills drug store, obtain
Doan's Ointment and results will fol-
low"
For sale by all dealers. Prices SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
N Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the Named oan's-and
take no other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-04
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

was thrown out upon his shoulders,
and Is at present In serious condition
Mr.. +. A. Brightbaugh of this
town. was put under bond Of $500 to
await the action OF the grand Jury,
charged with keeping a liquor NUTS
ance. Appearances seem to show quite
an extensive business. large lot Of
empty whisky jugs and bottles were
found In his possession, and a case OF
beer was seized under search war
rant. There are remonstrances being
led against the granting OF permits to
G. p. frost, Of Wapello, and W. T.
Brown, of Columbus junction, to sell
Intoxicating liquor.
Fairfield.
Messrs. FL. S. HaclSbusch and c. H.
Barrett civil engineers of Kansas City,
Mo-, arrived in the city Monday morn
ing to make preliminary survey for
the proposed interurban railway be-
tween Fairfield and Keosauqua. They
drove to Keosauqua that day, returning
in the evening. Tuesday morning they
started with half dozen or more as
the routes proposed in order that esti-
mates and maps may be made. 1t is
probable that, with fair weather, their
work will require the time Of two o..
three weeks.
Stanhope.
Alex Buchanan's threshing outfit was
at the B. F. Kutz farm recently and
made quite a record, so Rev. Bart1e re-
ports. He held the watch on the ma
chine and the boys and they turned
out grain at the rate of ten bushels a
minute or six hundred bushels an hour.
OF course they didn't keep this gait up
all day, but they made fast run for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-04
BURGLAR MAKES ESCAPE.
Accidental Shooting Of Council Bluffs
Patrol Driver, Delays Pursuers.

Accidental Shooting OF CounctI BUNS
Patrol Driver, Delays Pursuers.
Council Bluffs, Sept. Awhile both
were in pursuit of a burglar at an early
hour Saturday morning. Jailer Thomas
Sloan accidentally shot and seriously
wounded Patrol Driver Charles Plat
ner, OF the local police force.
The two officers had responded to
call from the residence OF Mrs. Lun-
dean on Oakland avenue On arrival
at the scene, they encountered the bur
glar just leaving the premises and
started in pursuit. Sloan was in the
lead and in climbing over high board
fence his revolver was accidentally dis
charged, the bullet striking Platner in
the left breast, about an inch, below
the heart. This mishap stopped the
pursuit and the burglar escaped. Plat
ner was hurried to the general hospi-
tai. where an examination disclosed
his wound to be of very dangerous
Character. He is still alive and it is
thought he has fair chance for re-
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