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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-10
BARGE Sinks.
TIME is EXTENDED.
Debate on Railroad Rate Bill Resumed
in Senate.

IN senate.
Washington, D. c., May 9-when
debate on the railroad rate bill was
resumed in the senate today, Dryden's
amendment to the Elkins coal provi-
sion extending the time when the pro-
vision shall go into effect until July,
1909, was adopted by vote Of "A to
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-10
AoricuIturaI Denartment.

Agricultural Department.
The agricultural department is to be
investigated. The house today empow-
cred the committee on expenditures to
conduct such an examination.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-10
GOULD DEFEATED.
Eustace Fl. Miles, Holder Of the Cham
ponship, Wins Tennis Contest.

London, May 9.-In the court tennis
championship round today, Jay Gould,
of Lakewood, N. j., was defeated by
Eustace H. Miles, holder Of the cham
ponship, by 81.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

him. queer bunch started to grow in Taliess
throat and an aehey place down farther inside.
Day after day it went Father looked with the
love down into Halle eyes, but Robert always
pushed between his knees climbed his lap hung
to his hand He such little boy and he had never
before had the joy of stayat-home father Halle
ached and he wanted to out " He isn't Roberts IA
ther." But he never did.
"He said he knew I'd be good to Robert and
straghtway he avshed his little guest yet of
choicest treasures Thus the daily battle fought and
won. Never before had Halle kept anything from
mother beautiful loving mother who always understood
but this mean achey feeling he could not tell her. She
was so busy these days. too running down to the hospital
very often to poor Mrs Leighton and always always
afternoons and mornings and bedtimes Robert hang
ing to her skirts. ..;s.-@. , 1853
~ can It talk to ver,' beat
in Hallies breast ssShe kisses me extra nighttmes
tho came the thought with little healing, "and she
said she was sure I'd be good to Robert" = -@-.-
Then there pilgrimage to the box of most pre-
cious things in Haes drawer and the tiny tin rabbit
with the painted pink forth to be put
It was one fair April day that Halle, rounding the
old corner found father waiting alone for the first time
in six long weeks =.- -=:-
bow 81 have some surprising to tell you You we
heard OF that young Robert Leighton been
staying somewheres around here lately Well this morn
ing his father and carried and his mother
on to Iowa to visit their grandmother until Leighton
is perfectly well.' '- - =
I'm glad to hear that she s-she better said Hal
lie poltey Then he looked right up into fathsrs eyes
and the 'spretend' Father reached Gown for
Hale's hand -0-., ~ "
my boy,'' he said, **Ive been very proud of YOU
during the last six weeks You gong to grow up to
time and mother had out to meet them She looked
at father, then down at Halle flushed face and SHINING
eyes Ihen STOPPING she kissed Hallies little mouth
1t was worth all the fighting inside, thought Halle
Emma M Larson
Glass OF 1900. 7e7 Maryland Av, st. Paul, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
TRIED HIS BEST TO STAY.

One day last summer my friend and went to fish,
We glad to get away for had worked hard the
week before We reached the river where had planned
to fish, To great surprise steamboat had landed
there We asked the captain if could fish from the
boat. '.... .-'.r.' - -.
eyes, - he replied, If you will be careful''
We set poles and waited patiently for bite. In
the meantime the wind had up and the dashed
high against the boat At last my friend felt for his
line. He drew in fish and when saw that he had
caught I pulled my line up, too. jerked so hard
that it up whizzng and struck my friend in the
face His anger but he set to work fishing again.
The waves were tossing high in the air I
afraid and went to the pilot house. asked my friend
to but he refused and remained at his fishing The
capain told tales of travel and joked with We
interrupted by and rushed out. Ny friend
in the river! He told whether he had
slipped had been washed in by a The captain
called his and two rowed out to get him. The boy
caught at the boat It rocked and nearly tipped They
caught him by the hand and pulled him in. When he
board the captain asked him if he had been
full. He did not answer, but quickly to the other
side and jumped ashore he did not wait for me, be-
he angry to think that had been wiser than
he and had gone in We made up and in of
conversations about that incident he said: 1T wish
had gone when you did, John Rhud,
Eighth Grade. Bismarck, N. D.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
LITTLE FELLOWS TRICKED
Robert E. PeaIy Tells How Two Musk Calves Were In
dueed Travel With Him. ----.---- -


On the 4th of July, 1899, in broad level valley in
the heart of Enesmere Land, upon herd Of five
musk oxen When they saw they ran together and
This is their usual method of defense against walrus
their only enemies in this land. After they shot
discovered two tiny calves, which till then had been
hidden under their mother long hair. sE~r.
Such funny little coaback creatures they were with
gray patch their foreheads great soft black eyes,
enormously large, bony knockkneed legs and tails
at all.
With the falling of the last musk OK my dogs made
rush for the little animals which, tho wideeyed and
known creatures which surrounded them Fortunately
quick for the dogs and rescued the little fellows
Then hardly knew what to do. had not the heart
to kill them myself tell my Eskimos to. Finally
thought would try and get them to the ship fifty miles
away, did know how to do this over the
miles Of mountains and rough ice.
After the dogs fastened the little fellows stood
quietly by the bodies Of their mothers till all the ami
were skinned and cut up; but when ready
lead them away they struggled violently at the touch
of the rope that knew they would strangle them
selves death, and had the ropes taken Off Then
tried drive them, but could not Then remembered
by experience years before at faro Independence bay
and told Ahngmaloktok to throw of the musk OK
skins his back and walk Off
With baa-aia the little fellows were at his heels
In instant with buried in the long hair
trailing behind him followed contentedly while the
Of us kept off the dogs.
In this way everything went nicely, and scrambled
along the rocks waded two three streams
and walked thru exqusitely SOFT green little patch
of meadow, cut by gurglng crystal brook, until
reached the ee-boat where the sedge had been left
st. Nicholas.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
A MAN WHO DID WASHING
General Grant Reverses Practical Joke and the
Jokers Become Washermen

During the American civil several northern SOL
ders talking together day just before the ad
vance upon Corinth TALL ungainy, recruit stepped
up to them with bundle of soed clothes in his hand
do you know where can get this washing donef''
he asked.
Two of the group practical jokers A bright
thought flashed into their heads. toh yes, know.
Just there with your bundle' said one, pointing
to the headquarters of General Grant You will
Short stout man describing the general who does
washing Take your bundle to him. ,,
The recruit thanked them and walked off in the di-
rection indicated.
He gained entrance to headquarters stood in the
generals presence.
'sWhat I do for youf'' said General Grant.
81 was directed here by couple of soldiers They
told that you do washing and have bundle here
General Grant probably enjoyed the situation, but
his face did not relax He simply asked the question,
"Could You identify those men agains''
Eyes, sir. - 81
every we'll; you shall have the chance
Turning to orderly, he directed him to call q
guard go with the recruit to where the jokefs
standing ready to enjoy his discontinue and let him
identify them "Take the men to the guardhouse, give
them this s bundle of clothes, and make them wash
them thoroly. See that the work is well done.''
The general obeyed to the letterBaltimore Sun.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
TOO MANY "T'S.'

1t had always been my wish to be at the head of
spelling class for month, that could wear the
badge which given to the one who had not missed
word during the entire month. had tried and had
failed but resolved to make attempt before
gave up My other studies neglected and the little
speller my constant companion. Each word was
spelled and respeled until it seemed as tho could
never miss. Day after day went by and not black
mark against How my heart beat, as took my seat
each day victorous Finally, the last morning came, on
which I thought my fondest hopes would be realized
Failure seemed impossibity We took our places
shining badge and laid it upon her desk Then, taking
her book she pronounced caerparvery distinctly, and
told to spell it, started "c-a' and could get
further. How very strange the word sounded. be.
frightened and hastily adding another 'tt''
finished the word The teacher shook her head and
nounced it for the next Hanging my head in grief and
shame, walked slowly to my desk. had been the
of success but still had failed to succeed. r.
Tenth Grade. -Lotte Schrader,
Perham, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
PENNY POSTAL CARDS
Our Country Was Very Late in Permitting the Use Of
[- These Bits of Pasteboard ~ -~e-.


...-~@ These Bits Of Pasteboard- = 80 -
Thrtysx years ago postal cards first came into cir
cuiaton Dr. Emanuel Hermann, professor at the I'm.
Per1al Academy Of Weiner, Austria the originator
OF the idea The Austrian director general posts took
1t up and put an issue of cards in circulation giving
them the name corresponding karte which they have
borne since. - - :, ~. .. : -
Germany was the next country to use the cards A
special series was issued to the soldiers during the
Franco-Prussian war. They were sold, unstamped, at
the rate Of five for cent and the soldiers were allowed
to use them without paying postage. There was also
series issued for civilians but postage stamps to be
affixed to them. .~. .s-'>>---
During the siege of Paris the French government is
sued balloon postal cards They up from Paris
in balloons and the mail bags thrown into the
surrounding country They smaller than postal
cards now in and had warke and patriotic express
sions printed upon them. : -5= - y
Before the close of 1870 nearly all the countries Of
Europe using postal cards. but the United States
did not adopt the system until 1873 - =
The first issue printed in this country Of red
dish color with the head Of Liberty in the
ner The bra ed bearing portrait Of General Grant,
was fine specimen or ss-t work. ..5.'
More than 5000 varieties postal cards have been
issued by the different countries using ssem
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
A BOBBING BOX.

About two years ago out at the lake with
number Of friends. One morning saw small box float
ing the waves and I rowed out for it. In it
little black and white kitten. turned around and roed
back. Ny friends looked at it and I fed it. &
The cat named Wave.' Every time went fish
ing would take Wave learned that its owner did not
want it T kept it. took it home and cared for it,
Everywhere 1 went it went, too. -Ney Jones,
Sixth Grade. Breckenridge, Minn
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
4 Little niSxed.

stPapa, don Z eall an elevator = lift, do wet"
tho, Willie. Only the English call il that. e
Then what made all the fellows snieker when i
asked the policeman II he a=aant please elevator
over the muddy crossingp
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
Baldheaded Feet.

Mamma Ito the 3-yearold) Lola, dear, want you
TO hurry right over to the store for me-
Loia-But eauH hurry, mamma My feet are an
baldheaded and II have 80 put my shoes frst.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

The Professor-Ah! there is magnificent specimen
of the great aqua spidernus, spider and he's
perfect monster. must capture him for the Museum
of Natural History. F..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-10

ru5istaoe Syopftn rem pioeruiailsn
9ipp siufloBi,, 6Siisl maa Ign fur
eiHen ipisB1Hrgsrlldsn 6|amilitnoatsr
helisu t0uHeu. Ter eiHt Isbs Qirs,r
sintsr ginauSer Ni Mnitra uao S6ars
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SKIS 5dusi misys glsst me5r an
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9ttboH. Nisis eins Radt Ger Soyae
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nit ltoer SAFER igiues @syj.Rs nd Su
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8rflis iosrItshs.
50 tydumR 81 in Die 9utauit 5iueiu,
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cine ferns Mfuiii an itinOFr oranl.
beiRabs ssifer6dit, laut tll9en0 ME
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BON aleR @erduiheu bic Muiit PAS
uHanssne5mits iei, fiitlts fb puRoers
BAR sFgrifieH. IS mar cine 8tias. De-
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bic Se9uiutt nitt Ruts JiBt."
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-10
4. Gapttel.

90 LANCE Der Msni9 gIiidlt6 uno
gsiuno 1T, nit Der 9essnpart lett uno
auf bic 3utunit 5Offt. 10 Ianss i5m an
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jltes aus, mas er, penH Fl e Hi6t lit,
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Die Brau 6es gsbrers @regor
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geidpeiss nenn eis 3isrlittsit gu en-
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len 9sitrt6eH. npd fiH8eH an Den
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nsEaen. Dr. Bid. us!9er 6si siaem
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IaHisung.
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5ebiuft rar cine titfs ~gsid6aois 40
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-10

1dn5e, Del 0ensu Dsrmummie @etolien
ais Settler bic abergldutil6sn Qt6ta
mitglieou 6urh 25for6ern BON Ges
f6eHten bgaHoi6cbeH 8ie i9laue SBs
liitutipn belBt Eai0ut.
Die Gut0ua Gsute hdlisn einmal i'm
Sabre Elm gsoBeres sen ob. oas i'm
Uiai beqinri uuo bier Wohsn bduert.
Wd9reHo Dieisr 3sit Fuo bic Gotoss
nuHe 3a6u, D. B.. Fs 6Irien me0er at
pflidt nod Gsfammflt lrer0en. Die
Qrbeit ru6t alio. 8on osm a0rpsi Ser
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bic Hndien ihpar3en Bsine pom O6erz
f6eniel ~abiDaEts. Der Rei tit Don
eiuem aus palmeus uH0 9gn00nuBs
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aopfsn 0ty 3Gn8u 3uiammengebunbsn
mito. Gur4 QusIduiits In 6ieieu
nett bonn 9jrpsr a~bftebsaben 8lGilers
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fhnibt uno seformt pie Die olieffen
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Seits taaern eiuise jungs gsuts rings
UNI cine rieige 6ol3tyommsl auf BEN
gob.n uno bearbsiisH re nit b5l5sruen
Shl6eeln.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-10

gpnros Ger 9riOatmanE ,5ubi oou
8o6iptttrals 9siA l~Atasfuu6ta.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-10
Dos
3tl0 [einra 0ertema,
Dos
glOman BON m. Hsrb,rl.

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este
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nib in bic Stirre %bdugsnssH barren,
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mltIsioenspertben @inorud.
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patuug 86HHen Sic ibm bic
lelb. an3sceibeH la1ene"
Die 6dnoe nes Wllnnes fubreu nit
elmer @sberbe EiilfloieHer 9sr3peif
lung ourh ieiHe itruppigeu 6aare.
Pas llugliid lit 81 grob. 5err Doc
tori SD ReiB ns6er mo aus ned.
i'm. ultine 6rau to6t ME cine Wa6us
iiuniJe. mein Sinh Gem 5ooe nabe. i'd
itltit SENATE umintenb Dor Niioi1z
felt uno Abiplnnung. Rd9ms uns
@ptt ale auf sinsn Sdlag 81 F6 49,.
ih mare isbr 3%ufrieosR.4
aGohsn Sic oas Sammern; trasen
sic bas unoermeiolide nit Mut6",
aatsrbyad Der Doctor fat bari6 ben
alagsnben, r6isr lit Elm 6lrr, Der
fir Die Qflsse 3brss &inoss Dsrants
DortIi9 iein min uno alss, mas in
isinsn 8raften itsbt, fir ~oasislte t6uH
pire. Sinh sic siHperftaRoeR?"
9reg0r iab Din 6rem2sn nit einen
lan9sn, bsin1he mihtrauiidsn 9lide
an. .Bfr lit her 6err?e
a9raf non 6eBlhr, Der @ebieter BON
9sblarsbauien. @r nimmt anibsil an
SIREN 9tidid."
a8raf ron 6eBlar?" Dieoer6olte
@rsgor irdHmsriih. .9raf BON 6sB=
lar!" DieesTboIte er nod Elm Mal -
uRo urpI0bli6 brad sr in Elm ieltIaz
mes, iurJss g2Id6ier aus.
nIebmsH sic msiR aino, 6err
9raf. Sbr innissr ant5eil e6rt mid
.,..,." @ieQsiht uoltt CT nod me6r
iassR; a6sr bic Stimms beridate. or
fabte ME elm 5runteGsr nit beioen
odn,sn in bic Cuff 6inein, faumsIte
einige S6ritts riidpdrts uno fial obns
mahtis auf biz StsiHe.
sSeItIaml' Iagts @rdf 6eBlay, ins
Dem er aufitano. nSsoeuFuas a6er
babe ID isBt bic @sne6miguHl Doc
wi, q a1He MT MIR 81 Heglaen, Mot
plAt2"
Or trug bas 3in5 e~iaen6dHois iiber
Die StraBe in ieiH 6otel, bls 9aitbaus
Gum 9oIreReR S6lpan. 81 oorii6
tig idritt FL pprpdrts, 10 lsiie apegte
sr ii6, ais ginge er auf Stern. Die
EnpraetildsH 5dnoe BEG MaHHss, Der
niht geupbHt mar, oas 9eringite fir
lia islbIt gu bsiorssn, gIdttsteH Bic 8iI
len oss eiseHen 9aaers fir oas fremoe
Rim. Die 5atfs hss aammsroisners
mics Der 9raf 3uriid.
Sin SGpiResl!" meiats inDeTen
esr Doctor, Dem Iangiam lpiscsr CUR
8einnunJ tommenoen @resor bic
S:irBe nit gHis rsibsnb. .6uuger
uno Ra6tpaheH ba6sH ibR iebr sHt=
irdftet, Hnb biz qufregung Der lsBteu
Ga5s bat isin obRs5in nidt al3u ftars
tss 9irH fat 5srrittst."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-10
Ole ad,Ouh- ltulr.
Gtbeimbdnbe aui btm gtsmafds 2grAipel
un0 iBrt ieItiame 1hatiegeit.

uno iBrt ieltiame 1batiaseit.
8ei ben iiiHgiten ognasb5rigeH" oes
DeutideH Reides, ben 3HiuIoHern oes
1884 bonn 0sutideu 8etde annsttirtn
9ismards Qrdipsls IN o;t Suoiee, gibt
Is an Ueri@ie0snen 0risn @ebeim
blnos. osRtR uur Uldnner a%ugeb0reR
ourfeu. Sis BADEN ibrsn 0eriamm
luugsplab I'm Bdlse. BON Belt 81
3sit beranfaIten il um5iige unO