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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13

Iron Output Nearly Tripled.
In the last ten years this country's
iron output has increased 1872 per cent.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13

Beefsteak Roll.-Cut a slice weighing
about two pounds from the top of the
round and about one inch thick. Cut
three slices of fat salt pork into small
pieces or cubes and season with a level
teaspoon of sage. Lay the meat on n
board. sprinkle the seasoned pork over
and roll up tightly. Tie round in several
places with strong thread and steam
three hours. Make gravy from the IL
quid in the pan, using Drowned -four for
the thickenng
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13
Panama Acreage Twenty Millions.

The republic of Panama contains
about 20,7S1,000 acres of land, of which
about 76,450 acres are under cultivation
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13

Savory Rice-To one pint of hot boiled
rice add one-half cup of chopped celery
and one cup of tomato sauce. Stir in
one rounding tablespoon of grated cheese
or twice as much if cheese is liked and
serve with poached eggs.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13

Cracker Pie.-Roll two crackers fine
add one cup of boiling water, one scant
cup of sugar, the juice and grated rind
of one lemon and bake between two
cruSts.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13

Fried Carrots.-Scrape small carrots
free from thin skin and cut in slices.
Cook in boiling water until tender. then
fry in butter for ten minutes. busting
twice with sugar. Turn to brown aud
glaze on all sides.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13

White Cake.-Cream one-half cup OF
butter with one and one-half cups OF
sugar. add a scant cup of milk. two cups
Of flour sifted twice with four level tea
spoons Of baking powder and last tn
stittly beaten whites of four eggs. Fla
ror with teaspoon Of vanilla; bake ana
cover with a boiled icing.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13
Scallop Chowder=E

Scallop Chowder.-Fry three slices OF
salt pork, add two quarts of water, sir
potatoes pared and sliced and three me
dium-si onions sliced Season with
sat and pepper and cook until the vogc-
tables are nearly tender. Add one cur
IT canned tomatoes. a rounding table
spoon Of flour rubbed smooth in a ittin
milk and one quart Of scallops. Cool
ten minutes. add one quart Of hot mill
and let the ehowder come to the boillu-
point. Serve with crackers
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13

Fried Halibut.-Add one-half cup of
vinegar to water enough to cover slices
of halibut cut in pieces to serve. Let
stand fifteen minutes, then wipe dry
dust with fine sifted cracker crumbs on
both sides and fry in deep hot fat until
light brown.-Mariorie Webster.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13

Mothers Cup Cake.-Cream one cup Of
butter and two cups of sugar, add alter
nately seven-eighths cup of milk and
three cups of flour sfted with five level
teaspoons of baking powder. and last
four well-beaten eggs. Flavor with va
nilla and bake in small cakes; cover with
a white icing.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13

Peach Snowdrift.-Heat two cups Of
milk in a double boiler, add one-half cup
of sugar, three level teaspoons of cQr4.
starch and cook until thick, then 49,
five minutes longer. Add the stitlly lSlsr
en- whites of three eggs and pour over
canned peaches. Serve with a liquid
sauce.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13

Hominy Fritters.-Break up two cups
one scant cup of milk, a pincn of salt
one beaten egg and one-half cup of flour
in which one level teaspoon of baking
powder is sifted. Drop by snoOnfus
into hot lard and fry until a delicate
brown.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-13
Cream Fritters.-Put one-quarter chi

Cream Fritters.-Put one-quarter cur
Of butter, one-half cup of water and d
SaltsFoon of salt into a saucepan am
heat until it boils. Now stir in all IL.
once three-quarters cup Of -four and hea-
smooth. Stir and cook until the mixturp
comes away from the side on the p8H
like a ball. Cool and add the yOlks e..
three eggs beaten light When smoot.
cut aud fold in the whites beaten sits
Fry in small spoonfuls in deep hot far
Cool and cut a cash in each, fll-wilA
cream beaten and sweetencd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
Kalendarze Darmo W Ap-
tekach.

severy Polskis. Kalendarse m:
rok 1907 wyss}y jua ; druksi 70
stasy wys1ane do aptekar1y die.
Kalendars ten sawiera
as ssspaltsesnnychs innformasopy1l pes
tytsosnyoh dis kaadegs, oraI y
ssronic kalsndarsowycb 70 s g,
MO na sapiski. zaPytajois 1svego
aptskarsa o ten ka1endars : otrsy-
naoie 60 darmo. Jeieli wasz apte~
.karz ME mole go wan dostarcssyySS,
.albo gdy miesskacie y miejsc''u
.gd1ie ich ME MAZE, naplszci'e' .3 sw6jj
asdress ,.yraknie ne karcie ppeocsit ss,s
vel, wymiehcie, jakim jssyh
ton ksalendar1 ohcecie, Tub VIE.
kiejj gazeoie widzieli6oie to ogglo-
.szenie, ] adr,:eeesuujjocii'eg' . kk'a,'rtee Dc
". 4. sEVERA CO,
Cedar Rapids, s low
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

INV lkAItO O@ 0hhyI# 0 1aL1da
.Zdarzylo sic, ze aarc:yb'iilsi III
sic do Gnies'zlln IA, 20
,.iislg zatrzymuje sie na ma ma
lei stacy, I, ~, Tamie gar
baalrrsklieti. Tam stal cz e
s. 3. Franciszek Dobrowo'l]ts'kA1ll5.
redakt6r ,Dziennikla Poznah
skiego". 2 zaciekiego liberia
Ia przerobil sic v s t1'lE'c'l'' ST Sta
.blewskieyo na ,,klerykala"
DO zrozumial, 20 PrusacY
dawnoby JUL byli. Wielkopo-
Ian zjedli, gdyby ich ME.
trzymal katolicyzm. Gee
.lissime szepna} Dobro-
wolski ~ wczoraj mia} jesz-
cze " Malborgu straszliwa
move 0 bucie s}owiafskiej
it'd: Nowy kurs sic rozpoczy.
ma. Trzeba sic. spieszyc, DO
seminaryum ME dadza."
lego jes7cze 'dniarbyl+ sekre-
tarz arcybiskupa, Ks. Stryja-
kowski, " Berlinie. Plany by
~ " reku radcy ministeryal~
nego budownictwa ma szcze-
6cie katolika z nadrefskich
.%prowincyi. Ten zrozumia|, d
co chodzi - pod2isal.
.S~tanalxwspanialy gmach, al
kapitula :dala calyI
grunt pod seminaryum, ma
kaplice jednak fundusz ME
starczyl. Zbudowal il arcybi:
skup kosztem sweim, oby-
dw6oh kapitul ! .duchowief-
silva. Jest prze6liczna. Maj
piekniejsza ozdoba jest obraz,
kt6ry kaszczy6ski W 6cianie
oocznej namalowa} wedle po.
myslu. arcybiskupa. Pred
Pana Jezusa, kt6ry
wskazujac ma ubogich i chro-
mych, m6wi do bogatego
m}odzie6ca: ,,veni %sequere
Wielki .ogr6d, W kt6-
rym sic mie6ci seminaryum,
do ogrodu arcybi-
skupa i przez furte " murze
W k2zdej chwili wej66
do swoich ~wychowank6w.
Naleza}o jednak pomy6lec
o nowym przyro6cie m1odzie-
zy, podwiecajacej sic sluzbie
Bozej. Al do ,,kulturkampfu"
by}y PREY trzech gimnazyach
katolickich t. wv. alumnaty
ola takiej m}odziezy, ma kt6-
u%trzymanie Rad zobo-
wiaza} sic p}acic z fundu-
STOW pozabieranych d6br
ko6cielnych. W Poznaniu byl
TAXI alumnat W dawnym kla-
sztorze po.bernardy6skim, vi
ma so gimnazya-
stow, pod dozorem obydw6ch
'katechet6w gimnazyum 6w.
Nary Magdaleny. W Trze,.
mesznie i Ostrowie p}acono
.miesiecznie pc piec talar6w
t. wv. kandydatom stanu du-
%chowne,go.
(Doko6czenie nastapi.) 4
|Kalondarze Darm0 W Ap-.
fnkaoh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
EE5T8iSssiEs@ s3s23%A %s&Y5s .EtS- sta3 MISUNDERSTANDING
FLORYAN OkSZA STA
ar,cyblskup gnl i, IS Il: ]
pOzna6ski.
.(C,iag d:!.a.lls:zy)

llClagg dalszy).
MIN sic rad zdecydowal na
kandydature ~Stablewskiego,
szukal innych. Jeden : ta.-
kich wezwany zostai do Be1.
lima przez ministra o6wiaty.
w chwili, gdy wszedi do mi
nisterstwa w,:yjezdzal Puttka-
mer "a pilnym Unforeseen, "a
prosii go vice 20 SODA do po-
wozu. Opowiedzial mu Gale
curriculum vitae, jakby byl
jego rodzonym bratem wre
szcie zapyta}:: cry ksiadz sa-'
dzi, 20 daloby sic zaprowa-
die yklad sniemiecki wsre,
ligii ola .dzieci polsklch?
Mojem xdanism byloby
to mo*liwem = o~dpowiedzia1
zagadniety - j kandydatura
iego ma lem sic sko6czy}a. :.
Rad tel ME by}by poszedl
tax daleko, jak zaszedl dzi-
siaj gdyby ME Sdwie rzeczy:
jedna byly k}amliwe cape
wnienia urzednik6w, }ako-
mych ma t. wv. ,Ostmerk Zu-
lage", a druga niedostateczna
ostr6zno6c tych ducho~
wnych, kt6rym jeszcze kie-
rownictwo religii by}o ode
to. Ma dow6d wystarczy prey
to;zyc parafie Starry Gosty6,
gdzie proboszcz tax sic pilno-
wal, ze W trzech .szko}ach je-
go parafii, we wszystkich od~
dzia}ach, nauka religii fdby-
waia sic pc polsku.
To nieprawda jest, ze arcyb.
Stablewski miat byl milczec
ma to wszystko, ma co patrza{.
Tylko to prawda jest, ze ME
krzycza}. Natomiast bezustan
ME wysyla} protesty: do Ber-
lima. Dopiero, kiedy tam ger"
wano z prawem,o on take m6g}
odpowiedziec jak 'mu ser
CO kazalo. Ale i to zrobi} bar
do madrze, DO kiedy W Rzy'
mic 60. oskarzono O ostatnia
jego publiczna odezwe do no
dzic6w katolickich, przekona-
no sie,ze to odezwe .cz.ytano
wpierw wsRzymie niz wBerli
ME. Vice ia. cierpliwoscia, CO
jest pania niedoli gmach s~6j
stawia z njczego - powoll-
postawi{ adwersarza W tej po-
zycyi, nat kt6ra widnieje ma
pts: bezprawie. Moze ma niej
STAG, kto potezny, ale ME ma
d}ugo, DO mu pocierpna nogi.
Zreszta choeby ob6r dzieci
wielkopolskich prze}amali, to
co bedzie? Bedzie to co by}o
W Galicyi gdzie dzieci nasze
powtarzaty niemiecki kate
chizm jak papugi plot1y an.
drony. A dzisiaj co 2 tel ger
manizacyi zostalo?
M6glby kto 7arzucic arcyb
Stabl ewskiemu, ze zosta4 Wy
wiedziony v pole j mic nj
swej polityce ME zyskai .
gdyby temu ME zadawal 'kla
mu wspanialy -gmach semi
naryum d~uchownego v 70
ananiu. Arcyb. Led6ch'po 30
wskiemu ,obiecywano ] M II
dano. - zacaal. zbiera'
uroaz do grosza, 4eby sWOin
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

sz
40
kiej krlyttyk',ledna Geese ME
szlkasfa Y sttaarYm gmacnusaKBaa-
oem''E Luorsnsk'el' oroga ~
m'eszczona oy'a ~ 'rzeoh -
macn na zagorze' ~ . ~,
~ AGONY fls2acy n'eszka'
we trzecn) na strycnu 80
lynn pokolku, ktorego pooio'
ga wygleta 1y1a y pa'4k 90 !
zi'a iada chWlla zawalenla. 'ak
mo '' Dyo naazor Pity 'sk :.
roozproszen1u kleryke"'
k'aay .oooyWa'y 80
|sne1' aiogle' 'ak 1asA'e' g
he klerycy mus'e,i ~ ~ s.
slego pom'eaSy 'a"ksn1'' -
oy SIC oos'ac uo nni0's' w
len.
Arcyb. Stablewskl naglli Y
rzada Q pieniadze ma semlna'
ryumi kuf zelazo pok' oyio
gorace;5a1e+rzecz szia Tax z''ka'
mienia. kzad plenleazy ME
mia1 ] nie mia{, mllai luz rok
piaty nadzle]a oyfa coraz So
bsza. Pomogia gosc'onosc a.
arcybiskupa. brano mu a
zle i to goscinne podelmowa'
ME, ale i " tenn pokazai ro-
zum. sZaproszofy razu pe~ae'
go radzca re encyjny byi ho].
ne fetowany, q ks. kapelan1
wc,az dolewa1 mu wilma. ME-
ma Mkt wyobrazenla, co onl
wypit potrafia| Ale onl sic
togo ucza JUL " gimnazyach,
a ma uniwersytetach dopro-
wadzaja do mistrzostwa. Ar
cybiskup skierowaf rozmo-
we ma potrzebe sem1naryum
IA to, 20 rzao zas' 4 lun"
'dusze' a gosc ma w. ''W'a.
snle po"'nn'oy uac -" 'ei1
Gel "hon~lktionu "y"u.
wlwszy TO- z'ak' s'e poolau :,
ale arcyolskup NO ~ui"u14'
sic z tem' 20 p'et"SAy '~1
zyclu o tym 1unouszu u'1y'
sza}. Juz ma orugl oz'en pr1y'
clsnaf naczelnego Prezosa ~ r.
]encyl ! zaoa' lego iunous1
T. Wllamow'tz .roo'' "ielk'0
oczy, ale osw'aaczy'' 20 pro-
cent6w od 6o lat zaleg1Jcn
dac ME moze' 90 oy1y oora'
cane ma ''inne cele".
Teraz' dopiero mona by{o
doj6c togo, skad sic to pienia~
DE wzie}y Arcyb. DUNN
szed} W poczatkach swoich
rzad6w bardzo ma reke. pru-
'skiemu rzadowi i zgodzif sic
oro E11orxy0x, ho1o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

" kazdym domu, gdzie jest dzioko rodzina powinna sic saznajomic Z
eznakami symptomami il leczeniem-t tel niebexpiecznej choroby. Nasz do.z
: foe 1syr bezpEas sIi calendar zaviers ops tej wiellq innyh ohor6b j jk
zwy.le 1, zaziebienie," dIiecko Jest nispokojne 4 ma goraozke chrypnie.
kaszlei klcha. Gy zauwazvciea pierwsza akfonnosd do krupu luh jakiejbadz
choroby Podobnej, sacznijcie natYchmiast dawad
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-04-18
.FRIGHTFUL RUNAWAY
Two Girls Badly Hurt and Their
Vehicle Demolished.

North Market street was the scene
of an exciting and somewhat serious
runaway Saturday evening. AS a re-
suit two badly bruised girls are lying
in bed as yet unable to be moved to
their homes. Four young people on
their way to party out north of town
and all in single buggy, were just
starting to descend the mill at me j..
F. Lacey corner wnen something con-
nected with the holdback on the har-
ness broke and the vehicle, running
into the team of ponies, frightened
them. They started off at a frenzied
run and had gained a terrific momen-
tum by the time they had reached the
bottom of the hill, when by a sudden
turn the occupants were thrown out
in a pile just at the c avenua corner.
The team went on across the street
when the buggy ran into the hitcning
post in front of the M. Hirsch resi-
dence, causing a terrible crash, splin-
tering the buggy into a hundred
pieces. So great was the momentum
of the broken pieces that one end of
the slngle-tree flew as a shot out of a
gun breaking a hole clear through
the middle of a solid oak door in the
front of the s. b. England residence
across the street.
The accident --appened at about nine
o'clock in the evening, but as lne arc
light on mat corner had not yet been
lighted, it was almost impossible to
tell what had happened.
Miss Minnie Padget, who mad been
driving, received the nose severe in
juries, striking the pavement with her
head. she received several bad
bruises above the eyes and a deep
CASH on the cheek. Miss LARA Fuller
sustained many painful bruises and a
badly sprained ankle. The two young
men were not hurt seriously. Fred
Padget received a gasn on his chin,
requiring several stitches, and Harley
Willhoit had small cut on his wrist,
but otherwise was all right except Tor
few bruises.
The young ladies were taken into
the Grant Propst home where medical
aid was secured at once. DR.. B. o.
Jerrel dressed the wounds and later
in the evening removed the girls to
the s. B. England residence across the
street where taey will remain for a
few days until able to be taken to
their homes. DR.. F. l.. Barnes was
summoned during the night and for a
while internal complications were
feared, but it is thought that with a
little rest both young ladies will soon
recover
The team after breaking loose an
on unmolestei and were caught about
four miles north of town.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-04-18
EpDYviLLE.
(By John R. Sipes.)


Eddyville, April 12.-At the regular
meeting OF the Eddyville school board
the instructors for the next year were
selected. The list is as follows: Pri1-
cipal, ]. A. Yeager; assistant, Miss
Bessie Smith, of Oskaloosa; fifth
room, Miss Theresa Payne, of ottum-
wa; fourth room. Mrs. Emma Under
man; third room, Miss ada Middles-
worth; second room, Miss Bridget ST.
mons; primary room, Miss Cora jan
sen. The, only change made was in
the fifth room teacher 1t has also
been decided to hold the commence
ment on Thursday evening, May IS.
Mrs. Kate Beedle entertained her
Bible class in the Christian Sunday
school and also few other little
friends at her home Tuesday evening,
The class brought ner two nice pres
ents. Refreshments we're served. :.
Eddyville, Ia, April 15.-Following
closely upon the death of Joseph
Steinhoff, ST., came the news Of tae
death of c. e. Robinson, who passed
away at his home on North Ninth
street at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. He had been ailing for some
time ana Friday night he was taken
sick with an attack OF heart trouble,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-04-18

but he was sitting in his chair talk
ing to mis- brotner-in-law, David Han
sci, when the end came. Mr.. Robin
son was about 70 years old and he
was an old resident of WapellO coun-
ty. For years he resided in the vi
cinity of Dudley, aId was at one time
a resident of Ottumwa. He moved
to town number of years ago. mis-
aged wife survives him.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Dona-
hay, of Ninth street, Friday, April II,
1907, son.
Mrs. hester Lyon of IndianOla,
Nebr., has been spending a few days
with her nephew, c. S. Britt.
Mrs. Lizzie Bowers and baby, who
have been stopping at the ]. T. Jonl-
son home north of town for several
months, departed Friday for Oakland,
Cal, to reside witt her father.
James Gibbons and Mrs. Isabel
White of Oskaloosa visited their mo-
Their, Mrs. Sarah Gibbons, Friday.
Mrs. Kate Beedle returned Friday
from HyneS, where she had been to
attend the funeral of a friend.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-04-18
THE BIG CARS BALKED
Refused To Make Sharp Curve and
Jumped the Track.

A wreck occurred in the Iowa Cen
trail yards in this city Saturday even
ing about seven o'clock. While the
night yard crew were switching a
number of gondola cars loaded with
heavy building iron, the trucks on two
of the cars left the track, upsetting
the cars near the old yard office on
the main line. NE accident was caus-
ed by the big beams on the cars and
the trucks being so stiff they would
not make the turn at the place. The
wrecking crew was called from Mar
shalltown and the track was not
cleared for traffic until late this after
noon.
The wreck was on the depot track
and tne passenger trains and freight
trains to get out of the city had to
use the old main line track on the
west side of the yards. .a.
The damage done to the cars was
small. The track was badly torn up
at the place of the wreck.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-04-18
CEDAR.

Miss Avis McGlothlen is visiting II
Kirkville with her relatives for few
days.
| Tuesday evening the Ladies' Aid 30
ciety gave a social, making about
twenty-three dollars.
Mrs. Barbara Moulto1, of Evans,
came Tuesday evening to visit her
sister, Mrs. Kitty Fox, for few days,
The missionary meeting was at Mrs.
Ollie Votaw's home last Thursday,
April II, quite number being there.
Mrs. Eva Newman, who was operat-
ed on some three weeks ago for APP
lpendicitis, Is again able to be UP and
around.
James Knott and Roy Ryan have
been baling hay and smelling corn at
the Fox and Brubaker homes for sew
eral days.
The sad news Of the death of Roy
Millisack, who has been afflicted for
some time, reached us Monday morn
ing, he dying SUNDAY evening.
Mrs. Davis. who lives north of os-
kaloosa and who has been visiting at
the Eli Arnold and Ben Newman
homes. has returned to her home.
Slemmons Weicn, VINO has been all.
ing for some time. was reported bet
ter. but the last few days he had a
relapse aad has been somewhat worse.
Mrs. Annis Crossou, VINO mas been
in Sharon, Kansas, for the past three
months visiting with her sister. Mrs.
Minnie shaffer. returned to her nome
last Tuesday. reporting Minnie has a
fine baby girl.
April IL. B. B.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-04-18
WIFE GOES BACK
TO FIRST HUSBAND
WHAT CHEER MAN is DESERTED
BY SPOUSE.
MARRIEs A FAIR DIvoRcEE
Scene Of Troubles Said to Have Been
in oskaloosa - Romance Has
No Equal in
Fiction.

what Cheer, Ia, April 15.- Ralph
Holland Of this city is the victim Of
matrimonial complexities such as few
men experience.
Until last year he was a confirmed
bachelor and lived with his parents
near Keswick, Iowa. Then he went
to oskaloosa and fell victim to the
charms Of divorce with tnree chill.
dren. He married her and has been
an ideal husband and stepfather ever
since.
The past winter he moved his newly
acquired family to What Cneer and
bought a home for them. Recently
the younger son fell i'll and the father,
whose name is Bob North and who
lives in Kansas, was telegraphed for,
He came to see the child, but his visit
ultimately resulted in his deciding to
take the children home with him.
Mother Gees, Too.
The mother agreed to it provided
she could go too And it was finally
mutually agreed that she take her be
longings and go with the children and
the former husband employ her as
his housekeepeF, the last husband re-
tanning the title to her until the di'
vorce courts are invoked again.
The household goods were shipped
to Kansas and Mr.. North and his chill
dren and their mother are enroute.
Meanwhile Holland has only years
experience as family man to warn
MIN against the tickle feminine in the
iutur
Will Return to Parents.
He will return to his parents, who
are not Gispleased at this turn of af'
fairs. The woman was formerly Miss
Ella Todd of Sigourney Bob North
was drayman in the same town.
They were married there twelve years
ago and separated at Oskaloosa two
years ago. Holland is a steady, indus,
trious young man.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-04-18
JAS. /. ECkELS DEAD.
CHICAGO BANK PRESIDENT AND
FORMER COMPTROLLER OF
THE TREASURY

Chicago. April 15.-James H. Eek.
els, president of the Commercial Ma,
tional bank and one of Chicago's lead.
ing citizens, was found dead in bed at
his residence Sunday morning. Death
was due to heart disease. Mr.. Eek
els was comptroller of the currency
during Grover Clevelands second ad-
ministration.
Princeton, N. j., April 15.-Former
President Cleveland was deeply
touched when he learned of the death
of Mr.. Eckels He said: Il was
closely related to Mr.. Eckels and his
death comes to me with peculiar
shock. In important public work
learned to know how intelligently and
industriously he devoted himself to
duty, and in the intimacy of close
friendship learned to know and APP
preciate his rare and attractive quail
ties of heart. Mr.. Eckels illustrated
the traits that make the best Ameri-
can citizenship. Deeply interested in
every question connected with the
public welfare, he studied them with
soberness in the end that he might in
crease his usefulness. He was a pub
lic-spirited man who saw duty all
about him, and whose influence was
impressed on all his surroundings for
good. Neither the immediate com.
munity in which he dwelt nor the
country at large could well afford to
/ lose man like James H. Eckels."