davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
skARAsoRos Lam. Nytt re

SkARA5oRGS Ian. Nytt rege-
mente till Sk0fde7 Till s~tadsfullmak-
tige / Sk6fde har fran armeforvaltnin-
gen ingatt f0rfragan, hvilka uppoffrin-
gar eller e%rbjudanden staden wore viii
Zig att CORA. ON EFT acknowledgements
(Skaraborgs ~regemente) f0rlades till
staden. Till att I delta arende afgifva
forslag till framstallning utsago full
maktige d. s Mars en- komite az tire
p%ersoner, nemligen Observation-Disclosures
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
JoNKoPINes Lam. Eft st0rre sI0-

sankningsf0retae planeras / Vernamo-
tTakten och afser att sanka den 43 kva-
d~ratkilometer stora sion Vidostern, som
genomflytes af Lagaan. Initiativet till
sj0nsankningen har utgatt fran grefve
Bonde, fideikommissarie a Toftaholm,
som eyer mer an halften af sjons
strander. Arbetets utf0rande torde
krafva en- kostnad af EFT par tundra
tusen kTonor.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
eEFLEsoRcs Ian. DodIio oIycka

under brand0fning. En- olyckshandel-
sc, som krafde EFT menniskolif, intraf-
fade vid Gefle brandstation d, s Mars,
! det att b~randsoldaten Per Servatius
Bror under pagaende dining foil ned
fran en- siege pa 9K meters hold och
erh6ll / Ifallet sa svara skador, att han
0gonblickligen Allied.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
ELEsaoRes Lxn. prunknad i,

lerist. Alta artillerister vid Elfsborgs
kustartilleri voro d. 5 Mars ute pa EN-
roddtur, da baten kantrade och ALA
kommo 1 vattnet. De stu blefvo rad
dade, men den Attonde, artilleristen
No. s Zaar, drunknade.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
koPPARRERGs LIN.

koPPARBERGS Ian. Eft predI-
kanthem. william Gardelund I Rattvik
har salts till Svenska MISUNDERSTANDING
Diet for 10, 0 kr. Byggnaden kommer
att anvandas till hvilo. och alderdoms-
hem for forbundets predikanter.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
sooERMANLANps Ian. Prest L.

SoDERMANLANDS Ian. Prest L.
tan ekademiska examina. X. mt har
medgifvit, att organisten, klockareu
och folkskollararen I Jaders f0rsam-
ling A. J. Dahlqvist ma efter en- infor
domkapitlet I Strangnas un~dergangen
profning / t~eologiska amnen, pa satt
d~omkapitlet eyer bestamma, prestvi-
gas for tjenstgoring inom Strangnas
stiff, dock utan rattighet att soka eller
mottaga MISUNDERSTANDING
MISREPRESENTATION i EskiIstuna.
Sedan justitiekanslern tagit del af ma
gistratens I Eskilstuna yttrande ned
a%nledning af de mot stadsfiskalen H
Sundius gjorda ~anmalningar. har justi-
t~iekanslern nu anmodat k. bfhde | Id
net att / Eskilstuna halla eller lata
halla f0rh0r med Suudius och de per-
soner, som utfardat / arendet aberopa-
de attester, SAINT derefter till justitIe-
kanslersembetet inkomma med protO-
kohl Oliver f0rh0ret jennie k. bfhdes ut
latande Oliver Sundius' f0rhalIande sa !
som utom tjensten.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

kRIsTIANsTADs Lam. Resestlpen-
dler At teknlker. Aflidne ingeni6ren
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03

SbeceH val for tillsattande a
councilman | treble wardet efte.
ahidne councilman Vim johnson
kommer enligt mayorens prokla
nation att hallas tisdagen der 2$
dennes. Registreringen eyer run
den 10 och II DIS.
Valstallena arc de van
liga nemligen brandsratioren pa
5 st. mellan Iowa och Wall SITS fol
valberattigade inom def forsta di.
striket SAINT vid 7 & Clark SITS fol-
andra distrikets valberattigade.
Ay6ete pagan nu med grafnin
gar for eP ny gasklocka, som
skall insattas at the Sioux City
Gas and Electric Co. vid | &
Iowa SITS. Den nya gasklockan
blir los fot i diameter med en-
kapacitet at 1000, 600 kubikfot.
En- ung man vid MANN Ray
Zero, som Dyligen kommit ut ur
statsfangelset i Sioux Falls, be.
redde sig i MISUNDERSTANDING
intrade i A. M. HAWKINS hus pa
vestsidan, medan ingen var hem
ma. Han upptacktes dock imam
han hunnit tillegna sig mera ain
en- rakknif och 6 cents i pengar
Han hydde men arresterades korf
efterat och kan nu p3rakna en-
termin i EFT at Iowas statsfan-
gelser.
TVd afventyrliga pojkar, Jacob
Bower och Nils Lundquist, bada
under IS ar gamla, besl0to ef,er
skolterminens slut att foretaga en-
resa till Denver. Men Diet kunde
el faIla dem in att betala jern-
vagsbiljett, hvarf6r resan antrad-
des pa Diet vanliga t~uristviset med
frlskjuts. De anldnde till Den
yer iva veckor efter Diet de startat
och besl0to sedan att resa till
Chicago, dit de ocksa' styrde ko-
san. l mandags kommo pojkar-
ne tillbaka efter att hafva rest
nara 8 900 mil, och hela denna
resa hade kostat dem $I.52.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
Slutet pa ALT besvar,

som fraor0fvade E. H Wolfe i Bear
Grove, Ia. all hans arbetsf0rmaga, in
traffade. d8 han b0rjade taga Elektric
Bitters Han skrifver. iva ar sedan, dI
jag led mycket af njursjukdom. som jag
aldrig skulle hafva ofvarlcfvat, derest
jag eli tagit Electric Bitters. som ocksa
botade mig for altman svagket," Saker
bot for ala sjukdomar i magen, lefvern
och njurarne, blodsjukdomar, hufvud-
vark, svindel och svaghet eller allmaat
i~llamaende. Pris soc. Garanteras af
Lungren & Andreen, Sioux City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
I sjelf0rsvar.

Da major Hamth, red kt6r och mana
ger af the Constitionalist. Ky, for fyra
ar sedan hade EFT valdsamt aufall at ha~
morrhoider, k6pte han en- ask af Buck
lens Arnica Salvs. hvarom han sager,
Den botade mig pa ito dagar och intet
besvar efterdt". Den qvickasts bot for
branpsar, sar, s~katskador och dytika a.
kommor. Csc i Lunglen & Andreens apo
t X, Sioux City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
En- gaia lost.

ATT afvarj, ~periodiska anfall af dalig
matsmaltning och f0rstoppning var en-
gaia. SON DR. Kings New Life Pills l6ste
for mig, skrifver John n. Pleasant i
Magnolia, Ind. De enda piller SON ga
rantera att gifva fullkomlig tillfredsstal-
lelse at ALA. eller ocksa aterlemnas PEN
game. Eudast Csc i Lungren Il An
dreens apotek. Sioux City, la,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
HAIR OCH DER.

som jag vliie. Jag ar ett lefvan-
de exempel pa. hvad eder medi
Gin, Kuriko, kan utratta. Jag
var sa sjuk och elandig, att jag
kunde hvarken ga eller sta. Jag
Dir nu 50 ar gammal och kan
alter pjuta af %lifvet, och derfor
kan Jag mast Gud tacka eder me-
dicin." Mrs Fl. ID. Munk.
Den gamla guvernementsanga-
rem Josephine, som under hera ar
legat uppdragen p guvernemen-
tets slip i Big Sioux hoden, ut
domdes for nagon It'd sedan sa-
som varande oduglig och inkop.
ties at kapten VIM Leach. Den
nye egaren har nu latit reparera
angaren, hvilken han kommer att
anvanda for frakt och exkursio-
ner, sd smart den blifvit besigti
CAD af regeringens inspektorer.
Den har nu fatt namnet Sioux
City.
Eft slakthus i Wilmington
Kansas, som pa order at halso
vardsnamden undersoktes, befanns
vara i att sa oerhordt smutsigt
fllstand. att countykommissarier
ma hvart county i staten anbe-
fades att anstalla understandings
sina resp. distrikt. Skulle dar
vid slakthusen icke behnnas ito
reskrifvet skick. agde kommissa
%rierna alagga agarne att inom fem
dagar fullstandigt rengora sina e
tablisement. ala redskap och don
vid afventyr at hdktnirg och lag
foring.
DIR Crumbine, som undersokte
Wellingtonlslakthus ,afgaffolan.
de utlStande: "Det ar mig omoi-
!igt att skiIdra iorhallandena, sa.
dana jag fam dem. Ingen, som
icke sett Diet med egna ogon,
kan CORA sig en- forestallning
ON den vidriga smutsen. .Oren
ligheten var So torfarande, att den
icke kunde ahagsnas inom so da
gar och mera. Enligt min tanke.
wore Diet riktigast att forinta dem
ma smittohard genom att nedbran
ma den till grunden,"
Eft mord har nyligen upp 4
tackts i McLeod,N D.. Liket a
Thor Olson antrafades den IS
Januari j EFT trask nagra stenkas;s
vag utantor staden. Eft kulsar i
C
hufvudet och en- revolver vid 81
dan al liket syntes antyda self
mord, hvarpa likbesigtningens
utslag ocksa gick ut. Slagtingar-
ne hello dock tore. att EFT mord
var beganget, och lingo liket upp-
grafdt. DR. J.P. Aylen fran Shell
don undersokte Diet och fam. att
OGDEN icke vallats af kulsaret.
men af EFT Stag, SON framkallat
tire remmor i hutvudskalen. Stats
iurist Kvello skall nu soka uppda
ga mordaren. En- kort stund To-
re sin dod Says Olson dricka till
sammans med EFT par vanner, och
man antager liu att han blifvit do
dad under slagsmal. Thor o.
son var Ell at de forsta nybyggar-
ne i Ransom county, da han slog
sig ner der ar 1883. Han var en-
hederlig och strafsam man och ha.
de. savidt man vet, inga fender.
Atfaren har vackt betydligt upp
seende i Mcleod, alldenstund
misstanken for mordet ar rigtad
mot EFT par der boende personer
Att Olson omkom under EFT van
ligt slagsmal gor, att hans d0d
Dor anses SON oofverlagdt drap
Men faktum, att liket undanstuc-
kits och EFT falskt sken sokts gif.
vas dodsorsaken, forvandlar brot-
tet till mord. Sa var Diet fordom
/ Nord, och sa torde Diet varai
vara dagars America ocksa.
Lidiga anbud afgafvos harom-
dagen pa ahidne Isak Issksons
homestead yid Bear River Wash.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03

Lihiga anbud afgafvos harom-
dagen pa ahidne Isak Issksons
homestead vid Bear River, Wash.
Det har lange varit kandt, att har
fans en- vardefull adra cementSten.
For hogsta anbudet, $1,000, stan
made w. A. Winsbo, Portland.
Farmer skall nu noga undersokas,
och ON fyndigheten visar sig sd
maktig som man antager, skall
dar anlaggas en- cementfabrik for
en- kostnad at 100000 SAINT byg
gas en- jarnvsg till diupt vatten vid
Columbiaioden.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-26
The GOBLIN MOTH.

The second brood Of the Goblin moth
often does much damage to the apple
crop in Iowa. In northern Iowa this
brood will probably begin to hatch
about August 10 and southern Iowa
about two weeks earlier, Since from
rs to so per cent of the eggs of this
brood are usually laid on the leaves
it is important in fighting it that the
foliage be thoroughly covered by the
spray. The spraying should be done
before the eggs hatch. 1t it best to
use bordeaux mixture with the paris
green, or other arsenical poison, as d.
rected in Bulletin No. IS of the Iowa
Experiment Station.
The Station Horticultural would be
pleased to have those who spray their
apple orchards for the second brood or
che Goblin moth leave few trees I'M
sprayed for comparison with the
sprayed trees and report to him the
results together with the date OF
treatment and the kind of spray mix
ture used.-S. A. Beach, Hosticulturise,
'Ames, Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-26
NO FREE ADVERTISING.

The ideas, which the Herald has
been trying to carry out for years, are
thus given forceful expression in the
Fond du Lac (Wis.) Reporter:
at doesn't cost as much to run the
Daily Reporter as it does to run the
New York Herald, but it does cost
more in proportion to the income, and
If some Of the people who ask us for
free advertising every day were
obliged to meet the Reporter payroll
each week they wouldn't be so sur
prised at the advertising and circula-
ton mems insistence upon getting
what is their due. 1t costs more mon
ey to run a modern up to date daily
paper, such as the Reporter, than ad-
vertisers and readers realize. No pub
Usher can continue to furnish his
readers with good paper and his ad-
vertisers with medium that produces
results unless he insists upon being
paid fair price for his work. 1t has
always been the policy OF the Reporter
to insist that the people who read the
paper pay for it. Therefore there are
no deadheads on the Reporter circula-
ton books. This is one of the reas-
ons the Reporter has the reputation of
being the best advertising medium in
Fond du lac Its readers are good
customers. They pay for the paper in
which they see the merchants an
nouncement and they pay the mer-
chant for what they buy of him. Mer-
chants who advertise IN the Reporter
are not making their announcements
to list of deadheads whom they do
not want for customers under any cir
cumstances. The merchant who ad-
vertises in the Reporter sends his an
nouncement into the homes of the SUBJ
stantial people of the city--the peo-
pie who buy and pay FOR what they
get"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-26
TARIEE The ISSUE.

Congressman McCleary of Mime
sofa, good authority on the subject,
says that the issue in the congression-
al campaign this fall will be the tar
if and that the republican party will
stand pat. He foresees that the tariff
is the only issue that the democrats
can find and he has no doubt they Will
make it their party cry in the coming
campaign and in the presidential race
in 1908. A Washington dispatch
quotes him as saying:
"The tariff will stand as II is. 1t
will stand because it is not meant to
build up the industries of one section,
but for all. 1t does not foster monop-
oily. My people clamor for reduc-
ton of the duty of 50 on lumber, but
/ ask them if they want the tariff on
butter and other dairy prooucts re-
duced, and they say no. 1 am for a
national tariff policy which is for the
nation, and not for my district alone.
Mr.. McCleary's view that the tarir
will be the issue is confirmed by Rep.
resentative Charles A. Towne of New
York who says the democrats will
contend for revision Of the tariff in
the congressional campaign now on.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-26
Bad AUTO ACCIDENT.
The Misses Morey of 0ttumwa Are
Badly Hurt.

A distressing accident occurred to
touring party with Daniel A. Morey
Sunday afternoon, while en- route
home to Ottumwa from this city.
Mr.. Morey, accompanied by his wife
and two daughters and little daugh-
ter of Willis Graves of Ottumwa, had
driven to this city in their touring car
On the return trip the machine struck
crossing near the Fairview church
southeast of town wl.n considerable
force. The occupants of the car were
thrown out of their seats against the
carriage top of the car in sucI way
that the faces of the young ladies were
thrown against one OF the bows, with
an effect similar TO that of being
struck in the face with a stick. The
faces were badly cut and bruised and
one of the ladies suffers with a badly
crushed nose.
Medical attention was Immediately
necessary for the relief of the injured
girls. They were taken TO the Lloyu
home near the scene of the accident,
and a physician called from Oskaloosa.
Tad SIMPLIFY used his car to good ad-
vantage in getting relief to the scene
of the trouble. One of the ladies IS
so badly shocked and hurt that she
can not be moved at the present tire.
The younger daughter was brougn.
to the Hotel Lacey where she was OPP
Grated upon this morning for the frac-
lures in the bones of the face
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-26

that shall not be disrupted from with
in. No mans personal ambition. no
factions -antagonism 10 any man or
any policy of state government under
the republican party, should take pre-
cedence over that most primary and
fundamental purpose-the preservac
ton Of the party itself. 1t is not u
question Of whose delegates shall De
seated, but whose delegates are enti-
tied to seats. Must the republicans of
each district admit by their actions
in selecting members of the commit
tee on credentials that they know of
no men big enough and honest enough
to investigate and decide contests on
their merits??
This is not the time to wave the red
flag of factionalism at those who have
been selected by the other side to go
to Des Moines. On the contrary it is
the time to appeal to all that is higA
and noble in every delegate, whether
he Is Cummins man or a Perkins
man,and point out to each enc his first
duty is to his party and after that
when he has done whatever is neces-
sary for the preservation Of the
strength Of his party, and not till then,
he has right to throw his support in
favor of one candidate as against an
otter. The Times has faith in the av.
erage man, and does not believe there
is reason to make exception of those
who have been selected as delegtes to
the Des Moines convention. And The
Times believes that the average man
wants to do what is right and fair and
honest. If the delegates can be made
to comprehend clearly that the best
interests of the republican party of
the state depend upon their action in
the district caucuses when they select
members of the committee on creden-
tials, the Times believes they will Sc
lect broad.minded men who are repup-
licans first and factionalists afterward.
There are such men, plenty of them.
Given committee made up of such
representative republicans and all the
tricksters in America would not be
able to prevail against it,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-26
SETTLING The CONTESTS.

Davenport Times: The Des Moines
Register and Leder believes the Times
is deceiving itself wnen it advocates
calm and deliberate selection of mem
bers of the committee on credentials
as means of bringing about harmony
and peace in the state convention. 1t
says:
ut is we'll not to be deceived. The
members of the committee on creden-
tials will be selected in this instance
exactly as they always have been when
vital interests were at stake, with ref
erence to the demands of the situa-
ton"
What is the chief demand of the
situation? Is it that Governor Cum
minis shall be nominated, or that Mr..
Perkins shall win out, or that Major
Rathbun shall be supported as the
best possible choice? Not at all. The
chief demand Of the present situation
is that the republican party in Iowa
shall be preserved as working unit
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-26
THE sHosHoNE RESERVATION.

About a year and a half ago, the
Shoshone and Arapahoe tribes of In
dams belonging to the Shoshone or
Wind River reservation in the state Of
Wyoming ceded to the United States
portion of their reservation. By
public proclamation, on June 2, 1906,
the President of the United States
made known that all the unallotted
lands in the ceded portion Of this res
ervation would be opened to settle
ment, on and after August Is, under
the general provisions of the home
laws. AS it was felt that people
throughout the country would be in
terested in the opening of these lands,
and DESTROYS of knowing something
about their character, the Secretary OF
the Interior was directed by the SEN
ate to furnish such information relat-
ing to the geology and the natural re-
sources of that region as might be in
possession Of the Geological Survey.
This information is now available in
the lOILu VI ISpOII Ny MI N. IL
barton on the geology Of the Owl
Creek Mountains, with notes on the
resources of adjoining regions in the
coded portions of the Shoshone Indian
Reservation.
This report, which is illustrated
with maps and Photographic views, is
published as Senate Document No. 249.
1t may be obtained through requests
made to members of the Senate or
House of Representatives.
The contents of this paper include
a discussion Of the geography, geol
ogy, mineral resources, surface wat
ers, hot springs, underground waters,
irrigation, climate and timber of the
region.
The field work on which this report
is based was done during the summer
of 1905. The geology of the region
has never before been described.
Much more attention was given to
the Owl Greek Mountains, with their
diversified and interesting geology,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-26
PREACHING HE'LL FIRE.

For some years past it has not been
considered good form to mention hell
in the pulpit, and it was supposed
that the orthodox lake of birthstone
and bed Of flames were cooling off.
But DR.. r. A. Torrey, revivalist, who
asserts that he "has had some claim
to be called scholarly preacher"
having taken two degrees at Yale,
has been declaring at Atlanta that
hell actually exists, that it is "the
hospital of the incurapIes of the uni
verse, where men exist in awful and
eeaseless bodily palms."
An Atlanta reporter, who turned in
an account Of it, was powerfully In
fluenced as follows:
can iron eternity lured with ghast-
ly grins, ringing with the shrieks or
human myriads whose, fiend-bitten
souls hiss down whirlpools of molten
sulphur-such was the future portion
allotted to earth's unbelievers by DR..
R. A. Torrey, in his sermon on hell,
sermon whose beginning and end
were the confines of that bloody land
of fancy where Satan's sardonic smile
throws its hugh shadow forever and
ever"
Observant people will be ready to
admit that there is hell right here
on earth, and that every man whose
sins find him out is introduced to it.
Every law of nature that is broken
must be accounted for, and punish
ment is swift and certain.
1t hardly seems necessary to have
a material hell into which millions
are to be thrown to suffer throughout
eternity in full view Of those who are
forever blessed and blissful around
the throne of heaven.
The privilege of believing in hell,
IL one wants to, is not to be denied.
And the right to uoubt is also to be
respected.
The preaching of hell flre and dam
nation will probably be resorted TO
for some time to come, though such
style of preaching is not as popular
as it used to be, because people VINO
are scared into church by such things
are usually the first to backslide.-
Des. Moines Daily News.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-26
new PRIEST INCHARCE
Rev. Father Renihan, Comes to st.
Mary's Parish.

When Father ], H. Renihan, OF Keo-
kuk, asked the Bishop for new par
sish, he was given his choice OF three,
Ottumwa, Muscatine and Oskaloosa.
Like the wise man that he is he chose
the best, and came to Oskaloosa TO
take up the work which Father Nc
Manus was compelled to relinquish be.
cause of i'll health. His welcome to
Oskaloosa will not be confined to his
congregation who heard him for the
first time on Sunday, but will extend
to everyone in the city who shall
come in contact with him. He is an
energetic and agreeable gentleman,
one who makes friends at sight and
holds them like vice. or his de-
parture from Keokuk the Standard Of
that city says:
THE departure of Rev. ]. H. REM
han, pastor of St. Francis de SAFES
Catholic church, to take church IN
Oskaloosa, removes from Keokuk one
of the most generally appreciated min
listers of this city. He built fine
stone church where others had failed;
he conducted schools and the like as
part of his priestly work; he did
much for his parish-but Keokuk
knows him and will long remember
him as the citizen priest of Keokuk.
zone of the historical scenes in
Keokuk was the meeting in G. A. r.
hall at the beginning of the Spanish
war, when with the acme of the dra-
matte and the superlative of eloquence
Rev. J. H. Renihan uttered clarion
call of patriotism such as is seldom
heard. More people heard and adj
mired him at the monster meeting
in memoriam Mckinley. On other oc-
casions he firmly established himself
as an orator, and always patriotism
to America was his theme, for he is
a veritable Patrick Henry.
CAS- a platform lecturer, Rev. ]. H.
Renihan is excelled by very few. He
has that combination OF sound sense,
true eloquence, thrilling periods, but
not too many, grasp or the subject
and musical delivery which is sure
to hold an audience in the hollow OF
his hand He will have better oppor.
tunity in the future to be heard on
the lyceum platform and is sure to
become one of the most noted lectur-
ers in America"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-07-26

In addressing the Polk county old
settlers association, l, NJ. T. CORY,
who came here in '46, says they tried
to come through what Is now East Des
Moines to the river, but failed to get
through the thick trees and under
brush, so had to go around to the
north. Then he said they hauled
grain sixty-two miles to Oskaloosa to
mill with oxen, taking two weeks for
the work. In 1851, he said, the first
Sunday school library was brought in
to the county from Keokuk, and of
this he has few remaining books.