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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
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Gen ul1ge SamanO ioa meO Int
0ren paa ben lille Oreng. Barnet
par en- @aaOe for Bant. 9t ban
tunoe pnife ct Stpffe Sre meo fire
Strenge paa, fremfor &leoer eQer
0ta0, par / Jig ielp unOerligt, men
at ban fl110e ipiae iaa0an pao 8io=
linen, u0en at el1Oie Be bare Ben,
ne piQlteOe &leOer og Solens
SranO, Set par en0ltit forlunoerli-
Qere.
~@por Dor 0lt?~ ipurgte ban pIlto-
ieIig.
Peppo n9une0e en- funnel @a0e
tort peo SbemIen, og fortalte bioere
- paa Sp6rgSmaalet, ON BON IN
gen 6nmilie bab0e - at ban Dor
blepen I%tioolet bjen1me / lit eget 9ono
oa f6rt BERTH for at tjene Sgoen til
e.; Serre, Der par lige iaa o10 iom
idnlpittigbeOslgs. - Den Sprtpl=
ling fenOte @rif 6orOpce goot fra Be
fleIte italienife Siggere, men Bette
@arn f%ortolte iaa trop9rOigt, at BET
rprte ben pormbjerteoe, unge Mano
meO en- en0nu opbere SGlelIe, ems
ban elers plejeOe at mere oper for
lltge pennelgie, biemlgie Stafler, og
ret par fife faa, Der bapOe npOt
goOt al bans @apnlilobeo.
Sir Din Serre big Sop til at
ipi1e paa ben @iolin?" ipurgte ban
I'LL 9eppo.
0rengen bar lGnge ON at f~oritaa
Meningen al bisie SrO, men on BET
Qif op for ban, fom Der ct eget
Stint / bans 2ine.
Seq peO set fife" ioeoe 6on To-
pcn0e; inn lpsneoe set. Seq BIZ
beOe 9tetto ipSrge ON Set, BUN er
iaa goO, og ban gdr altio, iom BUN
Tiger"
o@pem er 9tettQ?"
Gre1gen iaa forpirret uO. SUN
er bos oS Ser" iag0e ban % nif=
feDe / 9etning al BEN @noe, ban
bap0e nGDnet, bun er ioa goo, nteE
altiO be0rgDet, altiO, ogina rtaar bum
0anier; bun gGr bet iau tungt, melt
bcnoes Siarte n en0m1 tungere, il
ger bum, og oct fan ieg goot for
ltaa,~ tilf6ie0e ban meo ct Suf.
ySe ber," iagOe Grit og gap born
1rogle Yenge, ogno mi 6iem, % iaa
baaber jeg, at bin M Sfat bill
miilone Sin @erres Gre0e, o. at Oh
life altfor mart btiper feo al ben. Og
lie ber, Der paa bette Sort itaar, bpOt
Jeg Dor, og Dpts OH lite tom to1flllle
III al bet meO Din Serre, fom iaa
ben til mig, b6rer ou."
uaa, bpor 0e er goO, @erre," uO-
brpO Barnet og ioa meD line itore,
Darme Zine op poo set bruno, pell-
Iige Aniigt oper fig. Seq ifal al
brig glemme Gem, olorig; % giG
@oOonna og aae oe 6eGige -"
n@a ia, ia, set er go0t altiam-
men" afbrgo grif utoolmobig. Set
er goot ment meO De @~eIiignelier.
Seq bar b9rt Dem iaa tiot, og let,
at 10 flere Der er al Dem, 10 minbre
Sofnemligbeo er Der / Sirfeligbe-
Ben. Sob mi, fife Sen, og tab life
nit Sort. Seq giper life tomme
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
S%alif6ebens 6aruc.
@opelette al SARAH SEMEN.


aopofat @aro truaOte faitere /
Sliierne, iioen ban - til Sroos for
lin unge SLIDER - At 8artiet par no=
let til Senatorembeoet. San piofte,
8pen par itolt al bam.
SEQ bpert Grin, ban 9ioroe op oo
SEN breoe Stentrappe til SerrasIen
forun Stats- &opitoGiet, piloe Sooerl
Iigeiom opeIe, for at StspIens fine
&nirfen fltnoe beres uo / Miooogs-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Softer, % bOis 81 pil tole nteO mig,
pcO Oh, bpor Olt fan finOe mig"

UOGY pul Dull GU Alul luHl Sple
pelle / gftermiOoag," begpn0te Ser
llnge officer ON 9(ftenen, oa ban Io(
CO lpiite inmmen meo iin Mooer Dc
lune TO Spitre. Seq trof en- liQt
3talieuer, Ell Bigger, og bpaO trol
s. bans @jerte beg9reoe?"
rNiofaroni g9tter ieg?" propeO(
zen Gl0lte al T|ige66rnene, @bitb.
n9tei, nei, ifuot langt forbi," Jag.
81 ben0eS grooer leenoa, y0et Dal
ioomGno en- 9ammel SpiGeoooIe, ic
1moifplO, &iolin, ifuloe ieg bel ftge
- San par en- foltelig lille Spr, mel
ipiQe fln0e 6an."
y&orte sit set? - Naa. - Suilf(
&|elgerninger bar 0u ioa ppet?"
@rif ioo fist forpirret op. SEQ
9iorOe ~IaomGnO fife noget Iaa0ant, "
Irare0e bon, Bet bar bare life til al
hrloe 1t0 at ie set life, olporlig(
Nniigt Ser peo @itOuet, % Ioo -"
oSu, ia, jeg foritaor set npf," al.
hr6O bans MoOer, yioo tog 0t 6on
meo Dig og f6bte, bpa0 bon piloe
habe. DIN iua Set 6ap0e bpret Ell
Sing til ct Bar Suiino &roner, piloc
ST baoe giort set. Oh ligner sin
Saoer paa en- Ertf, ban bapoe ogiao
oltio en- uoben Sung; ieg tror, ode
Sc Siggere, Ser er / 2on6on, fenotc
ham."
Set er piit meget beIoigt, at Grf
finn er biemme ioo fort benerfeoe
M GOit6, 0for Sen Sfore al @abe=
feiere og Siggerma0omlner, blin0e
Welto og 2irefasi emeno, MfuIefan=
Gere og giQeOfr9mmere, ion font
mer bar | 8u0ell, - Set er iprnme
SiOer ligc Orojt nof. Grit er bit
cglaa elIfet al u6olfet" iom &rpr=
prinien."
~@por Ou er elifper0ig, lille Sg-
tier; jeg fpIer mig imigret," 10 ben
@es 8roOer.
uWlen 6po0 blep Ser eler5 al
Qrengen?" ipurgte BEN pngite al
Spitrene, @ertru0.
Grit fortalte Ill 6ele &~i1torien /
foa Orb, men fOrtolte BOG life, bpa0
bop0e foItet.
uGu 6oo oog bel fife 6pren ON
at fontme Der, boa6er jeg?" ipurgte
0ru 6or0Dce, ga ban 6nb0e illtttet,
hi bar ifom tilitreffeligt al 0ine
NenIionGrer / 6orpeicn."
uSa, BET er life bpggeIigt,~ ino-
lfpo G0ttb igen. nWfan bprer bper
Dag frpgteIige Siltorier ON
iaaoanne Sppe6anOer, og ieg er iif-
fer paa, at @rif flnoe finoe ale fine
nepe og blinoe og lamme Siggere /
geiiooelie al oeres Snniers fuloe
bDis bare ban turtOe tr9ffe
Dem Der, 6bor Sc bar oeres Smut
huller."
nNaa, ia, ia, bpab 9jet fife Ter;
BET Siertet life rpr,~ 10 grif og ref
ite Jig ira Soroet, uOg leg er MI iif-
fer paa, at mine 1taffels Siggere
fife bar giort noget ~forbrDoerii IT,"
vSa, men BET ct fife nogen 8or=
gen for, bpao De maaife fan finoe
paa at g6re, ~uinopenote @oitb, yieg
er MI iiffer poo, Crit, at nuor 81 er
pGf, ia loa er leg 6ange for, at nogle
al ale oisie Der, De operfaloer os
og mprOer %, eQer u~0plpn0rer os,
eler itfffer SO poo Sufet."
% ieg er ioooon en- Soriifrinq
imo0 Snobruo og Moro % @oro-
Brand" 70 grif mlntert. rSuor Sci
er Sfaoe, at Soft alminoeIigpis fife
fenoer ole oisie mine gooe @genifo.
Der, ioo flrnoe ie9 10 formelig lett
miq uo ON Motten; BET pil0e piI
imi0e mere at itg ems at bore 81.
mollo; oesltoen -"
(Sortiettes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Mprsenen efter en- MOSers 9pbsbaa.
st 0igt al Oil. &icuro.

Oct tpffes mig, lom oonoeo iuagt BIT 9rpit.
- Sum 9lanOperfI Sntet BLOB 4aren RULER;
vt SDs leg trptfer paa sin folOe Sflloer,
Wfeil leg foor intet &ps igen til Sreit.
., Wo'r, bDor CT en- mooerles forlaot;
Witn Sl9l er mot og febertu1g al Sorge1
Sg al at tGle Sirnerne til Morgen.
On par ben enelte, BET lop Nat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Hemmeligheden we'd
EN SK0N
AnSi2G;tsfarve
meddeles nu

Hvilken Skonhed er 9nskeligere end
en- yndig Ansigtsfarve og elegante Jul
Weller. EN- LEJLIGHED FOR ENHvER
KVIEDE TIL AT OPNAA BEGGE,
ior en- h~r"rHnset It'd
Anvisning " Upskrift for at opnaa
en- feiliri Ansigtsfarve er en- Hemmglig-
he'd, som l@nge har vseret bevogtet at
Dstl@ndinger og Gr@kere.
Dette ~opnaaede vi efter fiere Aars
Arbejde og stort Udleg. bet er den
Metode, som bruges af de fagreste og
smukkeste Kvinder i Europa.
Hundreder af amerikanske Kvinder,
som M bruger Diet, har udtrykt deres
Behag og Tilfredshed.
Denne Hemmelighed er let at for
staa og mem at felge, og Diet vii spare
Dem for Udl@g til cream, Sminke-
wand og BIGGER, give Dem en- smuk An
sigtsfarve for b~estandig og frier Huden
fra Blegner, daarlig Kul9r etc. bet er
alene verd mango Gange den Pris, vi
beder Dem ON at sende for en- Dia-
mantring af nyeste design.
vi salger Dem Ringen for kun idt
mere, end den koster at fabrikere. -
Prisen er mindre end Halvdelen af,
hvad andre tager. Opskriften gives
frit med Ringen.
bet er en- @gte ,,rose cut" Diamant-
ring med gnistrende CLANS, absolut ga
ranteret, meget fin, formet som en-
,,Belcher" med Tiffany Setting" at IL
Kt. Guld-Skal. Hos Deres Juveler vii
de den koste adskilligt over $500.
vi vii sende i Poster n@vnte Op-
skrift frit, naar Deres Ordre for Rim
gen tillige med $500 i M. O., Frimarker
eller Sedler modtages.
Send Deres Ordre, for Forsyningen er
opbrugt.
Dette Tilbud cores for en- begr@nset
lid for at avertere og indfsre wore
Varer.
Send i Dag, for Lejligheden gaal
tabt.
r. c.. MOSELEY
~ East 23rd Street, New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

Der bar fun cen, Ser JOB / Scat.
81 anore falteo % omfring poa 2eiet
Og tGnfte paa BEN SID, hi bapoe eiet
Zen npltg tabte, ebig ellfte Sfot.
Ser laa bum - a1ereoe laa foranOret;
Saa beitiosfulO, iua marnori fsn og itreng,
Meo reoe &Oier paa ben bpibe Seng,
Den iiOite 0ragt; bun ielu bar ira os panOret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
0nSkeS for wort historiske nor
Ske NatiOualvaerk:
UniOpsDeriOden op Norqes GenreiSninp.

En- fuldstendig og offciel Historic ON
de politiske Forhold i Norge fra 1871 til 1906,
indbefattende de store Begivenheder i 1865.
U%nionens Oplosning og Norges Genrejs-
ming til Selvstendighed. 800 store Slider,
pragtfuldt illustreret. MARKET indledes
med ct Brew fra Statsminister Nicholson.
En- ualmindelig Anledning til god Forte
neste. Skriv straks efter Betingelser til
Eneudgiverne j. S. ZiegIer 6 Co., Dept. 2 a.,
225 Dearborn ST, Chicago, Iii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

y ~ 0A4l |NNAI ~ VI ~
Der Jig.
Yortiets 9elegater, iom nelte
Gag m9Otes til @alginoitiuing, Dor
boa0e forn1Ore0e pg forn9rmeoe
cper, at Den tenfte &anDioot fife
par til SteOe. gn Mnn0, Der bite
laa liOen Snteresie, funOe fife bore
Cet rette Senator=gmne. Sg @orti=
gullgerne bap0a faaet traplt me0 at
fn0e ct anOet.
Ga rejite Sorman0en Jig. San
bol0t ct @rep / Suanoen.
rItine @errer" - lagoe ban -
~Wtr. @arO finder Jig ielp uperOig
iii @mbeOet. &apitoliats guile &oIc
far minoet bom ON ct ipeget 29fte;
ban er reiit neO til lin 6oOeegn for
en- mntligt at inOfri Set"
Ger par blepen op0sltiQe. - 5ad
hroO ct brogenoe gifalo l6s.
Somme Nften fom ct Slblto meo
e Telegram til: 40pofat @oro, p.
t. @ammington 6arm, Sbelbp.
8uoet trof 40pofaten iammen
meo en- pngre &pinoe uoe pe6 Sen
life Ilton, Ser bugne0e UNDER ct
SGlb al guile Goier.
gu moa before iige mig, bod6
ser itoor, SGorence" - 8or0 rofte
fenbe SeGegrommet. Sons Saono
iitreoe en- Smule.
T(orence 6ommtngton 6rso &on-
nollttten og I9fte:
rSberbinoeren of Salffbeoens
Torpe balgt.
8ortim6oets Sormun6."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

Saa fired Sen ferite m~oOerl6ie Scat.
81 prepe0 paa / 9ret at fornemtne,
%nqit for at glemme ben, Ben fore Stenntc;
Sg olorig tpftes 9poen iaa forbabt;
Oct beoite tog bort Siertes perite 6ienoe;
- Men a(orig tpftes Wlenneifenes Sgn
Sac m1nDperlig og ioa unoerifpn,
Som ga ban aobne0 @ara0is for benoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

"a stopofat @oro en- Simes Sit
~icnere eff neo oper @aOen til Sern.
boneitationer, bar @erOigbeoen gle.
set at BAN, og StspIerne fnirfeoe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-15

stallion foal. Lou had been bred to
William L.. and her colt was named
Axtel. Gussie Wilkes had been bred
to Jay Bird, and her colt was named
Allerton. These two colts proved the
two greatest and most valuable trot-
ting stations ever bred by any one
man in America. 1t was moreover,
Williams who made them so. Without
experience or expert knowledge, he
started in to train, drive and race them
himself His training methods, many
of which were Numerically opposed
to those then most approved, aroused
first ridicule, then violent criticism.
But to this he deferred not at all,
keeping steadily on in his own path.
His success exceeded even what must
have been his own rosiest dreams.
When that colt was 3 years old he
drove Axtell to the worlds record for
trotting stations this was over the
Terre lHaute. Ind, track, in 1889, the
time, 2:12-and the next day he sold
him for $105,000, at the time the
worlds record price for race horse.
Later financial reverses came thru
outside investments and Williams left
Independence almost a pauper. but
has recently recouped his fortunes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-15

his new house on the ncrth side Of his
lot 1t is equally certain that he was
determined that the ancient elm, over
a hundred years old, which has been
landmark in Des Moines for this time,
should not be cut down. There was
but one plan Of accomplishing both de-
sires: to build a house with a shaft in
it, The house now is practically COM
pleted. The finishing will require
about three weeks. Then Dr. Field will
move into the bungalow and make it
his home.
The bungalow Is not a cheap one. NO
expense has been spared to make 1t
beautiful and strong. The tree stands
in chute running up thru the north
east corner of the house From the liv-
ing room just south of the tree win
dow opens into the shaft which houses
the massive trunk. This window per-
mits the entrance Of air but no light.
with the exception of the little that
comes down the shaft from the hole IN
the top Of the house.
Walker says he bought his lot OF
Field for $1,000 and that the doctor
then asked him to buy the smaller lot
on Wnlch tne Tree stdHus loi Vie 'ahiS
price. He refused to pay that sum.
When the bungalow is completed Dr.
Field will move into 1t from the brick
mansion, 1923 Thirteenth street, which
he now occupies, according to state
ment made by him yesterday The
mansion then will be converted into
sanatorium whose head DR.. Field will
be- All the plans for the sanatorium
have not been completed, but there Is
every reason to believe that they VIII
be finished and carried out within
short time
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-15

probable there are few counties OF
equal population in the state where
there are more cases filed than in
Blackhawk.
| Bloomfield.
Thursday Mayor Berry and Marshal
| Cree were notified that the old Whited
house, south of the new bridge, had
suddenly and unaccountably become a
resort for numerous Davis county citi-
zens. Curious to know the cause OF Its
popularity they decided to pay the
place visit and found Stick Snoddy
and Bob Prince, a colored man from
Ottumwa. dispensing liquid hospitality
to a number of guests. Snoddy left
in haste, but Prince was arrested and
fined $25 and costs, which he paid
Snoddy was found later and taken in
charge by the United States authorities
at Ottumwa. Several cases of liquor
| were seized.
Fl. Dodge.
The alertness Of Mr.. Fred HARE OF
the Hennebry Clothing Company pre-
vented a loss of merchandise to the
fake check shower who made victims
Of several Fort Dodge merchants. On
Wednesday the stranger who did the
smooth work bought clothing at Hen
nebry's to the amount of $25. asking
! for delivery to the hotel. Mr. HARE
, delivered it himself in the evening so
as 20 collect for same. The stranger
offered, him a check for the amount
drawn on the Commercial Bank o!
Fort Dodge. He stated he had just
moved here from Des Moines to sci.
goods in this territory for the Douglas
Shoe Company Half convinced, Mr.
Haire took the check but met cashier
Campbell of the bank and found out
that no such account was in that in
stitution. He promptly went back
and got the coat. This is the first at
tempt at circulating bogus checks
among Fort Dodge merchants for quite
a while.
Sioux City.
Overcome by the heat while packed
in a live stock car awaiting trans
portation, prize hog owned by Ed
monds Shade & Co., Of Kingsley, Ia.
died on the siding at Woodland park
Friday evening The animal, which
weighed close to 1000 pounds, and
captured third prize in the aged SOW
class in an entry list of hundreds.
was valued by the firm at $1,000. At
the close of the program Friday even
ing, the hogs belonging to the COM
pany were loaded in cars for shipment
to the stock farm at Kingsley. The ami
NAL, already in trouble from the in
tense heat, was smothered after being
placed in the car It's condition was not
discovered in time to be of any avail
in saving it's life. The animal was or
the Duroc Jersey breed and wherever
exhibited has won prizes. The company
feels keenly its loss. Rt Rev. Bis
hop P. ]. Garrigan will start on a con-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-15
Tho Matter With lows.
(New York Tribune)


The wealth Of the corntields between
the Mississippi and the Missouri riv-
ers, from Spirit Lake to Keokuk and
from Council Bluffs to Dubuque, is so
great that there is no lure In the
Alaska sands sparkling with precious
metal. When man in straw hat ana
overalls can go out before breakfast
and pick an ear Of corn which is
worth $40 he begins to feel a gentle
contempt for the average Wall street
pIunger, and when he has picked eighty
others. footing up to a total of $2O4.50
more, as one son Of the HaWkeye state
yclept McCulloch Is said to have done.
he decides that he can afford to send
his sons to the city to experiment with
the bulls and bears which there do
congregate if they feel so inclined.
The moral of this seems to be, II
there can be any morality connected
with the possession of such wealth as
these figures indicate, that the Iowa
farmer is to be congratulated on MS
appreciation of the wisdom of improv-
ing his farm, his stock and his crops
While the high value to the acre OF
Iowa crops may to some extent be due
to the natural fertility of the soil and
other marks Of natures special favor
we can account for the fact that the
state raises the finest corn in the coun-
try only by taking into consideration
the characters.of the men who raise
the crop. Much Of this success is no
doubt due to the efforts of the State
Agricultural College. which has man
aged to secure and retain the con-
fidence Of the people it is presumed to
serve
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-15
Men for Librarians.
burlington Qowa) Hawkeye,

HUNTINGDON (loWdJ IldWheScI
AS. an educational plant, the library
presents the same state of affairs that
prevails in the schools. Man, mere man,
has been eliminated. If he is tolerated
at all, he is assigned the janitor's role.
No doubt. the ladies do very we'll in
the libraries. And yet as an educational
institution the public library ought to
exist to a large measure for the grow
ing boys and the young men. And for
them there ought to be men in charge
of the library. Not mere book worms,
but virile, red blooded, manly men,
who have been permitted the dust Of
the folios to dim their eyes and to
deaden their hearts, but who could en-
ter into the feelings and gauge the
hopes and aspirations of the boys and
the young men and make them get the
very best out of the library and to de-
rive the greatest possible benefit from
that. The librarian wo could interest
the young men and the boys would be
the most useful citizen in the commun-
ity and ought to be paid handsome
salary,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-15
BEERLEss FA,.. A SUCCESS.
Not Drop of Liqour Sold on Inter
state Grounds.

Sioux City. Sept. 15.--Despite the
contention of those who believe that no
festival can be brought to proper end
without liquors, the sixth annual inter
state fair the most all around success
full exposition in the history Of the In
stitution, closes this evening for the
first time without drop Of intoxicat-
ing liquor being sold upon the grounds.
In previous years beer has been sold
under the grandstand, and when the
fair officials announced this year that
no beer would be sold on the grounds,
many declared that the absence of this
feature would deduct from the success
fulness OF the exposition. The fact
that the biggest and best fair has been
peerless disproves this declaration.
However. those who believe they
can net see fair without beer were
given an imitation. The imitation was
served practically by the same men
and In the same place as the real arti-
Gle at the preceding fairs. Those who
are opposed to beer being sold on the
grounds assert that this fact is more
or less responsible for the unusual sue
cess of the institution.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-15
Rockwell City.

Rockwell City.
j. M. Brown, indicted for the murder
of the sons wife, Mrs. George Brown,
at Manson, on Aug. 49, was arraisned
in the district court here yesterday and
pleaded not guilty. A motion by his
attorneys to continue the case until the
| November term was granted by the
court and the matter set down for
hearing Nov. 16, that being the first
day Of the term.
Clinton.
A man who gives his name as Henry
Mueller was arrested yesterday by the
Clinton police on the charge OF shop
lifting. The man visited several prom
inent jewelry stores in Clinton, and
his peculiar actions caused suspicion
that led to his arrest. He was taken to
the Central police station, and when
searched by the police they found
many valuable pieces Of jewelry In his
possession. Among them was a solid
gold watch, stolen from jeweler in
Dixon. After being questioned the
man acknowledged his guilt. The
watch is valued at about $40.
Sioux City.
Rev. Roy D. Echlin, pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian church OF Sioux
City, has been called to the pastorate
of the Lake Side, Ia, Presbyterian
church at the Storm Lake conference.
Rev. Echlin has not yet received Of
fetal notification Of his being chosen
and Of course has not made any decls-
ion regarding his going. 1t Is likely
that the matter will be presented to the
congregation Of his charge here as
soon as he is officially informed. Rev.
Echlin came to Sioux City from San
born, Ia. his first charge in Iowa,
eighteen months ago. He has been IN
the ministry five years. He was edu-
Gated in the Chicago university and
different Canadian schools.
Ottumwa.
While most night blooming GER
Gus are content to blossom out in
their beauty and grandeur but once
each year, a large plant of this variety
of cactus, the property of the Sisters
of the Holy Humility Of Mary, last
week. took upon itself the privilege Of
outdoing any former effort in produc-
ing the beautiful flower, and for the
second time during the summer. burst
out in it's regal splendor with six
blossoms The plant is now twelve
years of age, having been planted as
a slip by Mother Joseph. 1t was
brought here by a sister from Fort
Madison. When about five years old 1t
first bloomed, and has once each year
since repeated the task. During the
month of June, this year. three bios
SONS made their appearance during
the evening in the presence of the
sisters, scholars and friends. The
blooming of the plant has always been
feature of the closing days of school
and gives the students of the botany
classes a specimen - work upon.