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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11

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Der 8inIibailc tGn5en.

Sin auBeroroentIit intereTuntes
Brogrumm nIro 6eute 4bsno Die
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9urhfiibrung briugen. JrI. Quau,
bic geftern 8Oru1itta9 bier etrtruf, tpRs
ferirte Daun nit 0erru Qe0poIo Sto=
tpDstt iiber bi@ em3eIneU ghmmern
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OrGeiter.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
Sriufentsieb

Miapor ShtpQb fpnferirte esitern
nit bem 9efunb9eitsbeaEten Or.
2anbis, Irbeitsbuusor3t Dr. De
gpurIeD unb SiaetNitsDIreftor
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5ogen peroen follen. 9r. 8. 81. Wassf
Duroe ernonut, um Dem Gnitdltsurst
BET oiefer Mrbeit All ofIIftircn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11

tete prompt bic riiditdnbigen Steuern,
bic iib auf $6054 beliefen. Seiner @rs
tlGruno nab bate er es einfah pergei.
fen Die Steuern, als 'ie fdlis ipurnsn,
All besablen uno bat oas nun i'm Iester
Mpmeut nadgeboIt. 0us 8eriidt, DAT
er bas gelo bierhergeTanbt babe unc
nab basfeIbe niht an ben Gountp.
TdabmeiTtcr abgelteFert lporben pGrs
ertldrte Serr Gritb fir dbIplut un'
ipa1r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11

bic llnterinriften bon bohen Yoliaeiz
beamten trasen. Tie 8etreffenoen Bee
bouptsn aber, bob iie bas Gelo niht
erbaIten hdtten unb ibre llnterfhrifs
ten geFdIfht iporbsn ieien.
Gr It d ietnen be tie n5r Ell n D.
8rpoctpu, Yer, 10. Sebrudr.
2. +. Qntarb, Elm prominenter gurz
aer, lpurbe am 9onneritag Morgen
ourh bic 5iilferufe Ieiner Satin aus
bem Shldfe 9epedt nrto fdno einen
Wlonn, ben er in Der 8unteIheit ntht
erfennsn fonnte, iiber ieiuem 8ette ae=
beuat. Gr iprano auf uro Elm erbits
terter admpf entIpann itd1, Der odmlt
enoete. poB 2odaro ben GinortngItng
nit einem 9roben gtefItr erItah. Ils
Si6bt bereingebrad1t fpuroe, lab er, odB
ct GbarIeton Stpinen, einen feiner be-
fen Sreunbe, Der in einem Gnfall BON
Gjeiftes it0run9 Ieinsn Bdrtern snts
iprun9en mar, setDotet bate.
SIN 5aufttampfe eri hias
gen.
Gbitoqp, SQs., 10. 5etr. --
Cine Goroners Surp CAB am Dom
neritag Elm 8erbitt ob, bab 4lops
WiItolpsti, Elm 21idbriger jungsr
mann, am borigen Dienftag bur6 Ell
nen TauitIhIag auf ben aopF in Der
9orutaoemie bon Sarrp Gilmore. sts
nem betannten SIopffetter. 9etobtst
lpurbe. Die Surp empfobI, Soieph
McGarthp, 8iItonstrs 8sguer. inter
Der 9ntloge bes SobfhIags on Die
8roBqeihtporenen Su perpstIen. 8iI.
more, Ioipis bic 9eranitalter unb Ses
tunoanten BEG 6auittampies, ioIlten
nah Gmpfeblung Der Surp in ans
tloQe3uitQno perIebt fperDen.
g4iltopsti ipor nit MtcGart1n eis
nen &F bon 10 Runben einges
Qongen. Die beiben ftritten nit gro.
! ber Grbitteruno unp mad BEN 9ampf
puroe WiItorsti phnmddltio. Gr
Itarb ON Sage baruuf in einem Scs
fpital. Die qoIi3ei bebauptet, bdb iie
BON oem 'Fouittompfe nihts getpubt
babe uno crit am IoIQenoen Gage bon
benz Refultdt oesielben n0rte.
Muifenie $500 J bIen.
G9icogp, 81, 10. 5sb. Mart.
! g. Mao0en, Der friibsre Qrdfoent beg
Councils Der gaugstpsrbe, m. y.
gonIe. geanter Der electrical mors
tsrs Union uno Jreo. gpuhot, friihr
8ci6Gftsaqent Der MttaI Dorters
llripn, ipurben tps9enQnitiftun9 8u eli
ner uneeiebIihen Ibat 3u $500 Der
urtbeiIt. Sin Qntro9 ouf einsn neuen
gro8rb purbe bsrporfsH.
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perisbt.
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Der 4ntIaQe bes Moroes i'm erIter
Grobe ireiasiprohen tpurne, neil II
ben Soo hires maRHes ON 4. Wa
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iou, purbe bier am DoHuerftag rpis
oerum unter Der 4utlage bes Wtpros!
i'm 2. Grape oerbafiet.
9eT4usbr aus oem 8 u DIT
bQps IN Golumbus.
bIa, g, 10. Jebruor
9ouoernsur 5armon besab ii6 beut
nit Oem WdrDsuS Sonss 5um3uhtbouie
nm perionIid oas Gnttommsu Dol
Grso. GOnnors, Der tpegsHG.loihraut
iprengens uui - Sabre bon Glort Gc
aus irs 3utthaus gsihitt purbe
uno bts sSaH6ers Wm. miliam
3u unterIuner. Der 9oupernsur be
iraote mebrere Dohen, befihtigte el
9eQen Der TIu6tlinee unD meTnt
ihlieBIid, baB bic gngsle9enhei
qriinoli6 untsriudi uRo ber ober bi
Shu!oigsn bsitrafi rperoeH mlBteu.
9Diuiams fpuroe bereits ON Gor
nsritag Wlittas in 5iaiarbs tpisbs
einueiQnqen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
gn perkaufeR.
Snjrmerfe ilno 2sferoe.
Pennsylvania Transfer
Bagga gc 4 Express Go.

so esas glegbs ras GFd rtaE,H sufsHii tssr'
esn tuy sgft Epn ~ Eta1 Bee sss1s. am Msars
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;tH tstIaf ttii stm AH'sal strf,isn aaHtH st'
psvfrE bsbss; issnsr irstEttiHt aHtsss Nsestn EHs
Vti&irrs: ssale&s use tsttsift. isi&if ans f@Eftt
fftnt isiiAsr Grtiit trgianaf nab ttsass iteFSe'
,tEt %ssssEtityis tgsrs b,rashtiisi. 8liasg -
9ttlseslgkia, 2sfffsEys aae NtstttsHt Nea
gErest rsii stra Rff4tiis'asfu In uHirtsn eiaEs.
tlg GO Ntsd g;rek,. Ssanipissaa Sssrssf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
gesabIfe riifIianOige SteHern.

90. Gnopben Smith. beHeH ipertb.
poIks grunbeieentbum um pprseftri.
gen 9age duf ein 5aar tpeeen riidftdns
bigger @teueru auf Muttion pertauft
iporben mare, traf gsftem waittas bon
spsseuis n. o. bist siz ans sutsi4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
9luttger &f I'm aOns o'
ftaat.

grIfieI, 10. Gebr. glahrihtsn,
bic Dom &Onso eingstrpffsn fino, mel
ben, paB Die 9pIpnue bss Gberiten
grofa tiir5Iid cine RsbellsuabtheiIung
umsiugeIt unD gsfun9en gsnommen
babe, ober nur nit furhtberen 8erlus
item. Die gruppsu baIten 80 Soote
uno 30 onbere erIageu thr.n Duroen
ooer arantheiten, unb 65 purotn
Ihtper Derpunbet. Die Rskueu bats
ten So gopte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
SelesrapbiiGs NotiSeu.
10 ashr,ror.

III. iJeorudf.
Die ganf bon Ulempbis. Qeb..
iii in Der Raht gum Donntritus bon
einbre6srn sefprsnst unD I'M $27oo
Ia papisroele 6srcutt sroz5eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
0eutf6es Aften6eim.
IN MEMORgAM.

init hss Eaisiais giadieH
IN fem ewaeE gurgD sg 'sf1ieH
Asfiu uabf Gm 3iele bel tteii6eH shunl 1e
aHsfluHgi 5rttt Die rnnbe cane ees 2ft1ialf
bic iepis Epro'is bey erficmmtHeH SssisE uHo
sur4t hlg8t bsE @ssHft tn be dAefstoeie
1iefss ipar rag COOS uferss eerssE!su
5reuaees uHe solegsu
N. 4. kjssfein.
In 8. g airfsein bat BET gorfionn ses Gen.'
fAeu esgtrube.m einegi freHen Waiukeiier 1iHo
bie gHftGIi etrsH ebIsa 6orTsr eerlorea. oeE
tieis bsi!re5i par. feline sense araft BEN gScsss
heT Dfenihbsu s4t pslbsH 1851 pepaItta g =
2abiHfhsioeH au'ri6iig uEe nsreeH tetH aI
beTifeH tteis ehrsH.
ee fei hrseah hefcscfieF TIT sutf ssf 80
uiIis bes geveistaiem--ber mir fesiieu Irali 81
geben nevuoseH~-0er begtlidiitH @bfl44saslss
oes Bog'ianes ees GsI.ffen alteEbelut ptt1t
6erB, NIT esm 9anidf. baf ein elilaes Seidid
fte iicrf bditsn mese, ben Serlnlt cen ne etht
ter al fTapeH,
@efflofisn. bab Der gerfiaub In corgcrs aefI
asiaenbesananiHs bes GHtf6lnfeneH belnora'
BOB ela sa3AsnittG-Agis AtninAe t1R..
| iireno-auf een Eare asieats b6s eltfs gei6ilt
/ ie nsul 4re;cicIle eirberIesbt nno Der Gau'ii
| esre 4bf1T,ff 2aneinnci pRtoe
G 60. Q. onsbberi,
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Grsberts Sfrfen nelH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
if1iIhrlminr Einkflmanr,

i'm slIter ton II 9a6rcu. glounien uno "a
Iagen. Reerhiaina nm Tlcniiaa. ben II. ,ses
staoele aus, gln a22 gSclf Z. GtraBt. SSrcliHoe
itHo ttnaeldnen. Tie rducrnoea etitfeEblsebe'
HGH:
Trtebn RDttfhmtht
Setnrfd TiufetTdnr 49,
6eprpe GtufcI Imauu, @'H0ea
2ouis TinielmuH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11

- borolo 9anoerbiIt IN In paris
su $450O perurtbeilt Dorosn, bic
sr einem Gaiiler besablen mub, Der
i'm Gebruar 1907 in Walenee BON bem
gutomobil Wanberbilts iibtrfobrtl
nm fnpe1 RsfIeat wsSoe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
Marir Sdjulifr,
Marit mOfutr,

Starb am mpitfpod ben 2. Se5ruat 1910.
TN ubr 10 gsimicn abSroe,
Marit MOtlsr,
eeb. suuscrm mann.
gstittpe oes eerSiorbtaen 1obB s.. mioeIer, tn
ibrer g9ohHuna &c. 1885 Eaf aneHne. 8yiee
Sig. Sie 9eerbieune 'aotl ON Santial, 6e1l
pom Irausrb0ufe ags ran lyugdu' I'm u ) nbs
iu Der Ct Gamrenre ,ily1e t!I eleriides nc
auiem obgebalien iviEb. fSTcGHoe tinb befl'a'ii
etuaela6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
To0es-AnseiGen.

Gtgrb am mitfpod, Mbeilb nm ubr III eer
g3obuufa tbrer Tpc1ier Srnu pouis ascttfHmbt,
gsn T24 92sft T. Ssrdbe, uHfere getebig Miitter,
SGlpieQermutfer rnb SroHnlAiter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11

TN alter ben 81 9ngsra. Zr sserbienna fin
bet fiafi ON eSretten lca IL Jebrunrs AataElii'
iuas ufa z ubT blH agg EcbWaTs ssnupea'
Sfirur,b aug, ,sfeunse jirb elngelaoer.
1OfI LCr = or!i B..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
aharr ilihnm,

IN g.trr peH B. ydgHeH Z g.eHaiCH uHb ! .
Taqea Iie @segsfeHna iiHes! iiali DoHy Iran.
srbaa's cue. g.a lG3z Spcemrte ETgfe, aEi
samiiaa 4a1uit:aa gm ~ ugr gse5nes
fHb FtugegahtT. 18,lE'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
Muraartlba Gsutr,

eFl. @srHcr
i'm gIfsr ton r. Iabren, DtoUutcr uno 20
Eager 1ie arc.tigigie 'iEoei iiaii am saEi's'
iaa, een II fStsrG.ar nm GsT RaGmiuase
BON 1raaerbauie ans tvDsg TtegHbe lnc SeS'
naHtts eiHseIahcs Hnb Bon
II Tn raHtmpsn Siu,frt!itstnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
aarolina illugntr,

eel @cl1tIG
I'm eIIter bon c. Gag1gr uuo 7 Eaacr. Gte
Reeteiauua fHbet N&! eas!s I,Etettaa) gl9g5sR
nm 10 ubr hDn ber @a-g|c bes EgTtHg GioSs
fsxieabofes aus Sec EGga pyjbai.
l. Tie ttGHtTHhtH etaiefbitfttntn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11

ginrb au uttiiwat bon 9. Ee5rung 1910
utH ubr HbeHof gu'gIg gelieeIe Iiasss
EIcsMgtfsr una GeEgsrtynuileT,
The oasis., 1910-03-05
HIDES, HORNS AND WOOL.
Readable Items from the Cattle Ranges
 of Arizona Territory.

10 Mayer, to arrange TOT the shlp- ment of his hocks to the north again, where grazing conditions are said to be better than in the southern part of this county.
 Lordsburg Liberal: w. E. Tal- bot, of Colorado, was in the city this week, looking for cattle for his ranches. He purchased the KIT cattle, paying SIS for the yearling steers and $l5 for the yearling heifers. The shipment will be made in May, Last year yearling steers were selling for $15. This advance of $3 shows where some of the increase in the cost of living comes from.
 Coconino Sun: Jack Graney, foreman for Campbell Francis x Co., was in Flagstaff yesterday and Informed the Sun reporter that 1S,000 sheep belonging to Campbell Francis & Co.,, had just been ship. ped to Coconino county from the dry country south. He stated that 5000 sheep were unloaded We'd nesday at the Willows (Valley Station) and that Thursday 10000 were unloaded at Canyon Diablo.
 Bisbee Review; According to L. A. Engle, former proprietor of the c. & A. house here but who now owns a goat ranch in the San Pedro valley, there is much profit in goat-raising. Mir. Engle, who was in town yesterday, states that he has fine bunch of angoras, whose silky hair is worth $250 a head, at least, every time they are clipped In fact he has several herds, which are clipped at differ ent times. Each herd is shorn at least twice a year,
 Range News: Hon. B. A. Pack ard has sold fifteen hundred steers from his range southwest of Doug las for spring delivery. The pur- chaser was John Deguan of Pueblo, Colorado, who visited the range with Mr. Packard recently. The price secured was not given out, but as the Packard cattle are among the best to be found in this section it is presumed that the price was top one. The max imum price paid for yearlings for spring delivery has been $l7 a head.
 Tombstone Prospector: Sheriff White with his deputies, in con junction with the newly appointed livestock inspectors. are making a determined effort to put stop to the wholesale stealing of horses and cattle that has been going on dOr some months, and the officers are meeting with some success. There are already in custody eight parties who have been held to await the action of the grand jury on charges of grand larceny grow iug out of the alleged stealing oi cattle and horses in the county aad the officers are at work collect. ing evidence in a number of other cases. For several months partie; have been stealing cattle and horses in the Sulphur Spring val, ley, killing the cattle and selling the meat to the new settlers in that section as well as peddling it in the mining camps of Courtland and Pearce.
 T,.a.o. D..1 Nuo.l OO HOf
The oasis., 1910-03-05

horses was the record made by
 Pima county in it's livestock ship
 ments during the year 1909, ac- cording to cattle inspector Willard
 Wright. The exact figures of the shipments of cattle and horses from this county, as shown by Mir. Wright's books are: Cattle, 19,969; horses, 629. For the month of April, May and June of this year, the indications are that from 12,- 900 to 15,000 head of cattle alone will be shipped out. Practically all the cattle shipped out of Ari- zona are raised in the southern portion of the territory. The off cial records for the year ending
The oasis., 1910-03-05

A small block of National Con- solidated Mining Company's stock is offered for sale at bargain, Apply to THE OASIS office. If
The oasis., 1910-03-05

June 30, 1909, showed that the number of head inspected for ship ment to outside points was 137 ,209, an increase of Fl ,450 over the preceding year. Cattle inspected for slaughter in the territory num- bered 65,162, an increase of 9023. The total output was 202,371, against 27,29S for the preceding year. The number of horses ship ped during the same period was 6,1S9.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, May q.
HOGS.-Receipts today 81 900. Mar
ket slow and 15c lower than yester,
days average. Mixed and butchers
$9.25R9.55: good to choice $1,000
1855; rough heavy s9.2069.35; light
$9.2569.55: bulk $9.456s.55; York.
ers S9.50G9.55: pigs $9.0569.45,
Clearance yesterday poor; estimated
receipts tomorrow $1,000.
CATTLE. Receipts today 10000
Market 5110c lower. Beeves $3.50
$50; cows and heifers $2.70@7.00;
stockers and feeders $3.9066.5O; ives.
terms $5.156725.
SHEEP. - Receipts today 10000,
Market weak. Sheep $3.50@5.65:
lambs $5.25@s.6o; yearlings $9.5Od
$50.
Official receipts yesterday: Hogs
1887; cattle 1926; sheep 1881.
Official shipments yesterday: Hogs
l,O22; cattle 1925; sheep 1893.
Hogs closing 15d20c lower than
yesterdays average. Top for day SO
far 1855. Mixed and butchers 1929
G9.50; good to choice $s.35@S.5O;
rough heavy $9.15@9.30: light $9.2Od
$50; bulk s9.40l9.45; Workers $s.45
$3.50: pigs $9.O0@9.40.
Cattle closing slow and mostly 10c
lower.
Sheep closing weak.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Today's Markets.

Receipts for today, May Is, were:
$4,000 cattle, $1,000 hogs and $4,000
sheep, against l4,709 cattle, 3l,0S9
hogs and 1868 sheep, for Wednesday,
May 26, 1909.
Chicago Union Stock Yards May 25.
The price slaughterer hit the hog
market a hard Jolt today. At the be
ginning of the day they we're slow
sellers at 10 cents below yesterdays
average. and by closing time they
were 20 cents lower and even at this
reduction tie pens were not cleared
and there is a big bunch of left
overs" for tomorrow. The top for
the day was 1856, which is % cents
below yesterdays top. and as against
1916 Monday. 1t is the lowest price
for weeks and is looked upon as a
beginning only to lower average price.
The estimated receipts of hogs for
tomorrow at the yards is $4,000.
With 10000 cattle coming into the
yards this morning and the bulk not
being very choice, prices fell of 80
10c and continued till the close, when
the we're weak and slow at the cut.
The top for some choice beef cattle
was $3.50.
Sheep are still slipping along down
the incline and are very slow sellers.
While the demand for lambs is fairly
good the price of these, too, is shak'
ing. The best price today was the
same as yesterday. $3.50 for some
good lambs.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Grain Market.

Suspicion seized hold OF many trad
ers Tuesday that the principal May
and September longs in wheat had
been unloading. 1t is certain that the
market weakened under general sell
ing for the new crop months, particu-
larry July. Improving crops pros
spects, domestic and foreign, poor
milling demand and weak European
quotations all contributed to the bear
ishness OF the situation. The close
was easy with prices showing net
loss OF Acto re. Corn finished hc
to lie down. and oats Aqssc TO sc.
Provisions scored decline OF zoe to
30c
Cash sales OF grain at Chicago on
Tuesday were $4,000 bu. wheat, So
900 bu. corn and 100000 bu oats. No
sales OF grain for export were report
ed.
A number OF letters from Minnesota
and the Dakotas say that wheat Is
thin on the ground and amking but
slow progress. on account Of the cold
weather.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
c. B. 8 Q. WRECK
NEAR TYRONE

adyenturers and mis- present predlca,
ment Il not the only trouble he has
been in. Ii is stated that he has
been married a number OF times, at
tempting to make victims OF women
who had money or property. He at
tempted to get control of the property
OF Mrs. Parsons here and succeeded
in obtaining considerable cash. He
went to Cedar Rapids where his rela-
tions with another woman caused a
separation. The matter of the prop
erty was taken into court and Mrs.
Parsons secured the return of a part
OF the money she had given the man.
No divorce proceedings were fnsti-
tuted. Parsons has now married an
other woman in Denver.
Mrs. Parsons was formerly Miss
Eva Gran, daughter of John Graf
OF this place. prominent and well
known family, and they have been
possessed OF considerable means. The
daughter was previously married
to a Mr.. Aldrich, and Parsons was
her second husband. She has stated
in reply 10 inquiry concerning the
case pending at Denver that she has
no divorce, that the man is still her
husband. She will in all probability
be summoned TO Denver to testify
against her former spouse.
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have been working hard and good
program can be expected.
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Pres. d. NJ. Edwards leaves next
week for Central City, Nebr., where
he will deliver the commencement ad.
dress before the graduates Of Cen.
trail college. "
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Six students will appear in the prize
oratorical contest on the evening of
June 6, namely: Hubert Peckham.
Walter Tabor, Mayme Marshall, CIin.
ton Bay, Byron Barnhart, Raymond
Mendenhall. Cash prizes to the
amount of $50 viii be given, viz:
LIST prize, $500; I'd prize, $500; srd
prize, $1,000; 4th prize, $500. The
winner of this contest viii represent
Penn college in the state inter.colles.
late contest next year.
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The private students OF Miss Lola
Perkins in the department of expres.
sion Will give a public recital wed.
nesday. June !, at 800 p. m.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
PENN COLLEGE
Observation-Disclosures

The members OF the Penn Chronicle
Association will meet in annual SEES
sion Wednesday. Officers for the en-.
suing school year will be elected. Sew.
eral who are holding Office now will
graduate this year.
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Committees are now busy getting
things arranged for the annual old stu
dents and alumni meeting. 1t prom.
ises to be very interesting and i'm,
portant to all the members this year.
1t is the wish that all attend.
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There is some work being done
along the line of arranging schedule
for the football season next fall.
Ewing Lofiand, manager ,of the team,
has written a number of letters and
has received letters from other man
ayers asking for dates. Arrangements
are sought so that the members Of the
smaller college football associations
may play teams from larger schools.
A conference win soon be held taxi
ing in the larger and smaller schools
to decide on this method.
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This week will about complete the
regular school work at Penn college.
Beginning with next week, the time
will be set aside for final examina
tions.
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Rev. Allen, of Central NJ. y. church,
addresses the weekly meeting Of the
Y. M. G. "A. Wednesday His subject
Religion" This completes a series
Of three special talks. DR.. 8. M. Had
ley spoke at the meeting two weeks
since. along the line OF Education"
Art oppenheimer gave talk on BUS
mess last week Each Of the talks
have been very interesting and In
aiIpci.ye and haye been enjoyed by
all attending tS
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
ExperIman,s In RrsathInn.

Scientists Of Europe have lately
been conducting experiments in the
art of breathing, and as a result have
developed some interesting conclu.
sions. The theory is advanced that
by abnormal control OF the breathinR
powers. the breath being held for an
unusually long time, person may
ascend into the astral realm" and
commune with things higher up. One
OF the scientists claims to have dem.
onstrated that rapid breathing OF pure
air acts as an anesthetic and renders
a person immune to pain as long as II
is maintained OF course. after the
rapid inhslations cease the pain win
be feis. BY little training person
may induce sound sleep by deep and
rapid breathing for few minutes.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Cash Quotations.

Chicago, May 25.-Wheat-No. 8
velvet char sl.006I67; No. red
$1.111a61.l2; No. 3 red. $l.0761 .0s1s ;
No. hard, Sl.10h@112; No. hard
$l02d10S: No. northern. stllhd
LIZ, No. northern, $1.091s @f101s /:
No. spring, s1026L0s1a.
Corn-No. Q, 60la6 Sic: No. Q white
63lsc; No. 2 yellow. &c: No. vel.
low, 6O1a 661c: No. 4, 57dD58Iac;; No.
4 white, 57@60c; No. yellow, 57a
5Shc. -
oats-No. 2 white. 41642c; No.
white, 37640Ac; No. white, 346
3Sc: standard, 401s@411sc. ',
FdouT-Barely steady. III
Rye-No. 2, TIC. .NU
Barley-Feed or mixing, 52d54c;
fair to choice mailing, 60G65c.
Timothy seed-Nominal.