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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

Sebihte. In benz bic Settle sinaetniffen
mar, auf Der .GdDne 5rembe" itanb;
neben ben 3eilen:
US reoet trunten bic 5erne
2Sie BON tiinftisem grpbem 8liid, .
NOR mt oerben, ipie sornie ansiebens
ben Strthen gefribelt: Die sserne bat
gelo9en! Sn einem dnbern Bud, oas
'9 aunhlus, .lettres be WtIle. 2eipi-
ndne", poren bic Wprte unterftrthen:
rSl 3 nne PATTON, qui ferne Tame
a toutes les miieres bu n,onbe, - len
tats la triite experience -" Dprt mar
Die ttefe Jeniternii6e, in Der fie MIDI
esfdngen seboIten, Der nieoriae ;sau.
teutl, auf oem fie geicFen! SD iob lie
letbhdttlg Dor mir, in oem tiefrpthen
ntor9entleto uno osm gploenen Nebe,
oas tmmer berunter3ugIeiten brebte uno
oas ile NIT elmer baitigen getuesuna
toisbsr beralfsos; nit ben mitroffopis
l6en 5uBhen, bic bod 10 trdftia auf.
ltampten tonnten, unb ben tlsinen
9dnoen, Die mein 8elent ipie in einen
Sdraubitpd espreBt. rSn Der peniion
mar ih Die bette surnerin," bate lie
trlumpblrenb sefaet, aIs id mir bic TO.
the Stels rieb.
(Jprtiebund folQi)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

3tpei Eager finb Fl. ssipalt.n. bic iiets
i'm arisse nit einanDer leben; iie bd=
ben ibren Raiab uno ibre untsrfiibrsr.
lie baben eine 4rt reselrehten 4ifsns
itaat. Der Jotir fsnnt iis aIt. bic
iorsloisn 9sfdbrt.n isinsr GinIamteit,
er 3eigt bem 8eiuder bic psridisbenen
5Guptlinge, erIGuifrt ibre Rangprbz
nune. Gr ruff einselne, ipeiit cubsre
5uriid. Die 2lffen iinb a6ntiihe
leute." ertldrt er ernitbaft unb srsdblt
bann 0eihihisn aus Der 5iiiorie bes
afIenreides. Der Rajab, Der aDnis.
bat feline 6errIherltellung erit nad
longen, barten aampfen errunsen; er
III ein fetter, fraftiger aerl, unb mans
DIE fsiner llntertbnnen 3eieen nod bic
Spuren ieiner 3dhne. gDie ale orisns
ialifhen 5errihsr bat er auh unges
5ablte Grnuen. aber er i'll ipanDelbar,
unb bic a0nisin fsines 5arems eeniebt
ibre 9orrehte niti lange. 4ber bic
Shone, bic geraDe beporsust in, beIist
ale 0orrehie einera0nigin, CT b.fdiibt
fie, er liebtoft lie, uHb Qismano BON
oem Affenpol! bari lie beriibrsn. llnb
onnn er5ablt Der Jatir bon bsm eroBsn
Stcotsftreidh i'm 4ffsnitaat, ben sr
mitsrlebt bat unb Der bas nrDEie or.
eignib ieines Qetens mar. glIe 9lffen
bes Jaitobsrges buben rotbes JelI. sln
einem bennhbartsn 1hals aber pobnt
cine anbtre gffenurt; ibr6aor in g.au,
iie finp beionoers irdftis. unb bic ros
then 4ffsn t0nnen gsgsn bas gebiB
bieier .Qongoors4 feinen WiberjianD
tpngen. Nie ipnr .s porDem einaetrofs
fen. boB cine Der beibtn RnfIen bos
Gebiet Der onbern bstrat. als einss
f@Snsn 1asss pISbIi& siH ganopor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

auf benz Su.to eritien. Die RDtteH
ersriffen bic JIu6t; nur Der Raiab
blieb 5uriid. nm iein Reid gu psribeie
oissn. Roh sin.m furssn. furhtbareH
Eampfe bIieb sr ioot ouf Der Wabls
itatt: Der 2ansoor iiberndbm bic 6errs
ihafi oes Staatss. Sobreiaug reeisrte
er ols 9prann. RismaHo ipagie ihn 5ll
bsloitiesn. Ibsr nit Der 3sii sreilte
aud ibn iein Sdidfal; sr al!srte. sr
ipuroe ihDddli6, unb zines 9asss
uberfiel ibn cine Shoar iunger ehrseis
3iger Rotber, sr tpurbe ermorbet, uno
Der isgiss Ruj1h beiiies isinen 1arcn.
ao6 beuts eriibelt Der uIie Jotir.
pelte Sntrieen unb aabnlen jensH
2onsoor peraHlaBi haben m0sen. feline
5eimoth 5u perlafen unb bic Rotbsn
su unieriohen. .Darum er es tb1i.8
10 meints er nnhcenilidl. .Rismano
tam nas piHen 0ber iogen. DisgBnhr.
beii III Elm feltiaTes uno gsbeimntBs
DoIles Ding
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

Die eroBe Barrier penbule iibsr
benz Wdrmortamin tmSdlpn tbdt eben
ben 5p0lften Sdlag, ols Ruoolf, Teis
men 3ogling an Der Sano fiibreno,
bereintrat. Gr mari etnen raI6en g.ie
ouf ben 8tIourz5 z5eppit, ouf ipeI6em
zines iener pra6toollen glrheits.iEnz
chen itano, nit einseIegtsr gerlmu..srs
orbeit unb goloigen 4rabesten ibecz
oedt, 81 beioen Seiten bliibenhs Gran
gen uno 8Iumen; bann fislen feline
4ugen uuf einsn I6maIihultr'9en dit
liden Ssrrn, Der bic !odnoe 1uf ben
Riidsn 9elegt bate uno iit1 10 AL rem
9e6urtstags 9eIhenten nieberbsugte.
.Du tommt gmil!" rief bic qnGois
ge 5rau, unb Bel bieIen Worten rih=
tete iih Der 0err auf unb fab ben
5dusIebrer an, Der iit ebrfur6tspoG
perbeugte. Guf ieinem id>pdrSen ROts
trug btr Sremoe etuen Stern, um Den
9aIs Elm farbiges ganb, an pelhem
Elm d6tediges areu5 hing. Sein Sc
fItt mar lang uno blaB, Die Stirn
tabi, bus 6aar, bon Der Seite iiber
bic Wtitts beg 8opfes gsIe8t, mar sroI
uno oiinn. Seine Iugen Iagsn :ief
uno iaben idpar3 unO itrerg aus, uuo
penn er lGdslte, mas er ieBt that. mar
es, ais lei eine qepaItiume 2tnItreuz
gung od5u nOtbtg.
"Jtnoen sic niht, oaB GmiI 3sz
pahieu lit, Iisber Sntel?" FrQqte bic
Dame. - nSeoenfuQs iit er Deritdnoi=
ger uno artiger genorbsn," fubr iie
fort, runo btss boben mir DEN Sin
pirtungen oes 5errn 9ottor o$a6t=
mann gu oonten, Dem mir aufs Sr~.
ntqits Oafiir perbunbsn iino."
Der Wtintiter trat einige Shritte
nG5er, eub Dem 9naben Die 6ono unb
ipra6 einige Dorte, Damn blidte or
ben belooteH 2sbrer priifeno uno pobI.
poIenb on.
sd babe fton bon Sbnen geG6rt,"
begunn er iest, ,uuo freue mid, Sic
tsnnen gu Iernen. Sic itRo ni6t 9fer=
looe?"
rIetH, GrCsQen3."
nRitttg, Observation-Disclosures, man
IoSte es mir. 9beoIogen ble;5sn inn
mer bic geeignetiten Gr3ieter lnoeS,
aud per he Rotur reht ituo,rt, piro
ooourh sur grtenntntb 0ott.s celeiz |
tet. no limb Sic gerpeIen?"
Ruoolf bsanttpprtete oie 9eri5ieoez |
men 6ragsn beg md6tioen 30nner3 !.
nit 9eideioenbeit. Setue faoihis
Beiie, lpte ieine b0fIite, an 9emu.b /
qren5enoe Saltung ihitnen benz Min;z
tier gu qefoQen, Der Ii6 Idnger nit ib IN
aIs er 2lnfangs genei1t /
i1ien.
nlnb mas 1T Sbre 9lbT6t?" frogts
er enblid.
Sd piiroe. penn es mir perq0nnt
ndre, am liebiten periu6en, mia IN
elmer ltnioeriitdt gu ba6iIitiren."
Die groBe Gorriere ulio. 6aben
Sic 8ermOgen?"
RuooIf IjeB ben Bid an iib binz
3leiten unb erpieoerte oann: rRein!"
(5ortieBung foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

,Sohn 6. Samann on Carrie alare.
$4,000.
Mdrp 8iermann on Geit Str. 3.
U. yto. /. $500.
9arrp 6. Grper an SatIsp .. II. 8.
60. $4,000.
Sobn Raper it. on ssinblap Martet
9fo. 2 &. IL. 3. SO. $1,000.
Valentine s. Sirn an MaciIpn 3.
u. No. 2 S1250.
gtoen 90. 5inb an bieIelbe. $3.50.
5boinas .. aemp on oieielbe.
$1,000.
9abriel De Camp an Dpomina 6.
II. 9. 60. $4,000.
Carrie Wt. Wtcore an grice SiQ Ro.
2 6. II. Q. 60. $4,000.
2i5aie Wensel an 2piper Wartet 8.
u. 3. q. 60. $500.
Inna Gibbons an g. .. Cooper.
$3.50.
George RauIs an Wiqiam 6effron.
$500.
Sobn 5. gurts an SpOe gart q. II.
6. So. $4,000.
Sttilie Shu6 on Malpine 9peas,
$400.
GonraO Re9sI on 2iberaI 6. II. 3.
Go. $500.
Rartin Bail ON GuTt Gno 6. u. 6.
$500.
Gillian gisrid on Sa. 6. IL. 8. 60.
$500.
ebriitopb Duriter an Gaspar gla=
oermonn. $4,000.
J. 81. Sotide on q. .. asnnsop.
8stiI9te Sppotbsten.
Sba Wc8otpan an M. 6. auntel.
$3.50.
0ieieIbs on 2iberoI 9. Ii. 9. 60.
$4,000.
Caroline Sadion an gyropibent g.
3. II. J. So. $4,000.
Charles Braun an GIioa Curtis.
$1,000.
Sobn Rapsr jr. on 5inoIap Mdrtet
ITO. z Z. II. 3. go. $1,000.
Gliffpro q. 5Iemins an WaInut
oius @. IL. 8. SO. $1,000.
9ecrgs s. Watbouer on gumminss
oille 6. Il. y. So. $1,000.
8. N. Sitenborp on gropibent G.
3. II. :. g. $3.50.
q. 8. gierion an Deit.rn &c SUutbe |
IN Gifs Sni. 60. $4,000.
Wlartin Bail an Gait Gno 6. u. 6. |
s140O.
Roidnne 3. Gbopman on DO. $500. |
Sorace q. groptber an glmpoob |
place g. II. 9. 6. $1,000.
5:nnte s. 9urgopue an ginc. Sap.
Soc. $500.
Dlarp u. G5ant an gbos. mcGpile
en-. S37OO.
WsnesI 8rusfsr an Gbas. RoDrs
mann. $1,000.
VI. 8. pusb on 2stuis .. 9ro.s.
$500.
marp u. gusb an anns 9. GonIep. |
;4500.
emma gIart an Rap g. gurns.
300.
Gbrif. Duriter an G. glabsrman.
1000. /
Geo. $. SauenItein an 2iSa g.
Sebnmer. $1,000.
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piiroigen, ret3enoen, iunoullgen
Shonbeit - ipelhe Selisteit! llro
tpenn ib lie neben Dir Iehe, -. Run.
ipenisitsns itebe ih bunn aud neben
Oeinem ShelIbad, benz @atten Teis
ner WabI. gerape 70 sepdblt, pie it
bteIe tpGble, uno mir tDnnen gemeins
i6aftlih ipptten."
Still" iagte tie, rih bore i'm, er
tommt."
rSa lit err" rtef 2urfelo, inoem sr
feinen arm uab Der Sbiir ausitredte,
pelhe Serr bon Sheabah eeDffnet
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
6rnuSeisentbnms ll,b.rtraanRseH

Cincinnati, 19. SuIi.
Gedb 9 .GalbpeQ II. q. an Wiaiam
Serppi4 u. o., 90 Sabre qaht bon
90 bel lis SUB an Der DeitIeite Der
Woospooo ap.nue 80 Jub norbIib
Der Suttsr apenus; jGbrlide Mietbs
$3.50 nit bem gripiIssium oss Nm
toufs Su SIPS.
grben BON sbep. aeiosl, per Sbee
riff on Oscar aeioel, Got 145 in
Morris &, Smitb's llnterabtbeilune
on Golsrdin Ipenue. $500.
Oscar asioeI on Goputo Miaer,
jr., Dieielbe Got. 81.
Clifford q. JIeminq on Carrie R.
yloors, % bel 100 JuB an Der Cfz
isite Der Semper Cane, 80 fuB ppa
Occult Strabe. 81.
GIisabetb 9uiterbsrQ an ole Supes
poll SreDing Co., IbsiI bon Got "a
in 6. .. 8lunts 2. Icoitiun 3u God
Lamb. 81.
Ratel 2inbeman Il. u. on emma
RiIep, Cots 6 unb s in sSrancis 8.
Uttaer's llntsrubtbsiIung on gauebu
Roao. 81.
emma Rilsp an Guqsnia Or. simz
mers. oisieIbe Got. 81.
Warearet qnoerion on annu BUR-
LINDEN, 20 bel so ssuB on psr giorO.
Ieite Der guoo Strobs, 2O5 SSuB tpsits
lid Der 5urriet StroBe. 81.
Grben bon George ). S1unt II. u.
on 5urrp Strutsger, 50.S6 alcres
2ano in SsttioH 4 in Miami 5ibp.
$1666.67.
GbarIss au6n an Rarp q. Stss
pbsns, 3bsiI bon Bots 50 uno SO in
gIod .G" in Der college toiu llntsrabs
theiIung. 81.
4meIia aubn II. u. en- Rarp u.
Stepbens, oieielben Cots. 81.
2ouiie Dedebu9 an Sttoliu Reus
bauer. 3bsil pom Cots 8, 6, 7 uno 8
in 4rhibalb Srfpin's llntsrabtbeiluna
on Der Carthage pit.. 81.
2ouiie gensi9sr II. u. on 5ront
GuIbsrtion, 81 Get 1856 CUB an Der
Roroieite Der Sinton 4penus. 81.
6uIbl Stoao u.a. on Glisa 8oIf,
So bei 145 SUB an Der SIoIeite Der
gpansnooo 2lpenus, or Der Gte Der
UiiooIston Qpenue in Clifton. $3.50.
SobH Slider an goparb =. Goot
unb Grnit Ri6ter, III CUB on bsr
Supieite Der Woob Npenue. 81.
4ntbonp Iittrih on iSrdnt GuI6erts
ion, cine Got an Sinton qpsnue. 81.
4nna 9dnisls an glanne R. aopes
lanb. 50 Sub an glsinoietp apsnue.
$47OO.
Sam. g. Sa6s an Spbn !. gurte,
33A SUB an Gre 4oenue. 81.
Sobn gosten, IT,, an Queen Gitp
gor Co.. 25 Sub an Wabs Strabs.
81.
GeQk R. 8ittsnbers on 2lusuit
Muterbsioe, 30 CUB on Delhi atu.
81.
Gso. SuIsman or gIisabetb u.
9spe, 43 SUB On Mils 4Denus, Rors
ipooo. 81.
gDm. y. GarIe on Caroline garle,
80 Jub on Grtenbreher 4p. ST.
CLARA g. 8uie an Wm. 8iibofi. 90
Sub on aleranbsr Strabe. 81.
Gbriitopb Wuriter an 8so. =.
Snott, 8 Cots in 0ilmore's &
Guinn's llntsrabtbeiluns, Camp
Wafbinaton. 81.
Geo. 8. Sauenifein an Gillian 8;s@
rid. 2ot 2l9 in Remper's llnterabs
tbeilung, Walnut Gills. 81.
Queen gitp gor go. an sSohn 9os<
ten it., 25 SUB an Militd4 Strabe.
81.
2ouis Dirth an emma unb 4bam
WtrtR, 22a SUB On Gsit StraBe.
$500.
Waslpine 9Osgg an Sttilie Sdu4.
20 JuB on Plsuiant Ctr. 81.
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Grnnoeiseuibnus /. 6ppotbe!eu.
Neue 5ppotbefen.

Gincinnoti 20. Suli.
Jrant anabeI an Mt. 5eaItbp g. &:
6. go. $1,000.
4rhie Glart an 0lenDale g. a.
$500.
etta st. Coates an Megoot 6. II. o.
60. $500.
9sorss 5. Watbduer an gumnlins.
bile 9. II. .. SO. $3.50.
Jreoersd aosnis an Wft. 4cums .,
60. $500.
Ptnr9 GusIssr an niefslbe. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
Sntenfipea ausniisuns.

Cine ao6in CUR anNrn: llHb a.isig
III Die Gndoige - nidi III iagsn! Zen
sriten saffeeaufsuB trinii iis. BIN
5lpeiten trisst sr. ben oritien miibie
ih trinisH ipenn ih 70 Dumm fo1ge
- uno aus benz SAB sbui iis nod
tpahrfaasn!1
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81 Morounntifd,.

Observation-Disclosures: .Gs iit eia
Gton6aI! Gle nIs Aeriermsiiter bobsn
nit ben Arreftanien Briibsridaft gss
trnnten!1
50, 6srr Direttor, obes bod blpB
lur Itnttn 6onb!.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
SUPREME JUSTICE
BREWER IS DEAD
Dies Very Suddenly at Washing
ton, D. c. re.ssy
DEATH AFFECTS BIG CASES
JurIst Sat In Both Standard OIL and
Tobacco Suits-Solicltor Gen.
eral Bowers Probable
Successor.

Washington. Mar. 29.--Justice David
Josiah Brewer of the United States
supreme court dropped dead Just be-
fore midnight last night. He was 70
years OF age.
VIII Have FarReaehins Effect.
1t is within the range of POSSIBLE
tiles that the death OF Justice Brewer
will have far.reaching effect on Inn.
portant cases now pending before the
supreme court. Justice Brewer was
one OF the progressive members Of the
court and inclined TO a liberal con-
struction Of the laws. He sat In both
the Tobacco and Standard OIL cases,
both OF which are on the eve OF being
decided. 1t has been the general
expectation that the vote of the court
in both the Tobacco and Standard Oil
cases would be close. With Justice
Brewer now dead there is a lively pos.
sibility that conditions may be re-
versed one way or the other over the
decisions as they would have been
rendered had Justice Brewer lived.
Solicitor General Lloyd Bowers Is
generally regarded as IN line as sue
cessoT to Justice Brewer
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
We WEREN'TIN IT Then
Old Geography Knows Nothing West
of the Mississippi River.

Dan Logue. OF the Logue Bros.
Brick Co, Third Ave. West, while
looking through some OF the effects
Of his father some time ago came up.
on a book published one hundred
years ago The volume, which Il
yellow with age, is entitled "Geogra.
ply Made Easy. being an Abridg
ment OF the American Universal Geo.
graphy," by Jedidiah Morse. u. D.,
and published In Utica, New York, by
William Williams, July. 1910. The
book has not a word concerning any
OF the county lying west Of the Mis- :.
issippI river. and only q portion OF
that east Of the river, aside from the
coast and colony districts. The
writer admits that little is known OF
this part 81 the country. The geogra.
ply has New York and Maryland In
class called middle states that In.
cludes Ohio and Illinois territory.
In naming the animals oi the u. 8.
the author states that the name
Mammoth has been given TO an un'
known animal Of enormous size,
whose bones have been found. From
the form Of the teeth they are said
70 he carniVerous." The hook also
mentions 'kiBcaJou. unchin. sapajou
and sagoin." as lnhabhing the terri.
tory. or Illinois, the book states
that Fort Msssac Is a port Of entry
AMI exports therefrom In 1908 amour.
ted 10 sl7.320. II tells Of the ouis.
cOnsln river and also the Michllima.
kinac and WINNIPEG. The entire
population Of the territory Of Illinois
Is given at 1922. and that Of Nichi.
gan territory at 4.7gz.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
WORK TO BEGIN ATONCE
Chautauqua Board to Make United
Effort for SO. 900

The board OF management OF the
Oskaloosa Chantauqua net in special
session In Secretary Yer PIoeg's OF,
fee Monday afternoon to canvass the
auditorium situation. II was found
that $1,000 had already been sub
scribed. and IT was decided to make
a united effort TO raise the necessary
amount. about $4,000, by April H.
To this end the executive committee
appointed at the STOCKHOLDERS meet
ing last week. was instructed to ap
point special subcommittee and
start the work at once. Following
the meeting down town eight nem.
bers Of the board went to the propos.
ed site. north Of Penn College. and
took a survey Of the land
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
Per cent

This simply means that II the farm
ers plant their corn promiscuously In
this territory without testing and Sc
lecting only the good ears their crop
will be but about that per cent Of
the normal shown by the demonstrs.
tive test made by the experts In these
communities.
How to Test Corn.
These tests have forcefully shown
that In order to get full crop next
fall the farmers MUST TEST EVERY
EAR THEY PLANT.
There is no necessary expense at.
tached TO testing the corn. But some
time and patience Is required. A shall.
low box filed with well soaked saw
dust, covered by cloth marked into
numbered squares Is all that Is neces-
sary. Then number the ears. take six
kernels from each, two from the butt,
two from the middle and two from the
tip on opposite sides. Lay these In
the square conforming with the num-
Der OF the ear and watch develop
ments. All ears should be thrown
away which do not develop strong
sprouts and strong roots. Every
farmer should test enough TO get
choice ears for his WHOLE PLANT
ING.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31

ioosa Water Company in the County
OF Mahaska and State OF Iowa.
The terms of sale shall be as fol.
lows:
No bid shall be received from any
one who shall not first deposit with
the special master, as pledge that
he viii make good his bid in case OF
acceptance. the sum of Ave thousand
dollars t$5.000J in cash or certified
,4ieck on some national bank or trust
company OF the City OF New York or
the City OF OsRaloosa, made or en-.
dorsed payable to the order OF SAID
special master.
The special master shall receive
40 bids for the property for less than
fifty thousand dollars ($5O.000). which
is named as the upset price.
The special master shall accept the
bid OF the highest bidder in excess
of the aforesaid upset price.
Upon the acceptance OF the highest
bid, such bidder shall deposit with the
special master, as a pledge that he
VIII iulilll the sltIIlS Oi MS Dlu anu
carry out the provisions OF the sale,
the sum of twenty-five thousand dol.
lars ($25,O00) in cash or certified
check on some national bank or trust
company OF the City OF New York or
the City of oskaloosa, made or en-.
dorsed to the order OF said special
master; or. at bidders option. twenty
five thousand dollars ($25,O00) OF the
bonds OF the Oskaloosa Water Com.
pany, dated May /, 1880, secured by
the mortgage foreclosed In said ac.
ton, or certificate of deposit OF said
bonds, the said amount subject to the
order OF said special master in any
national bank or trust company.
Deposits of unsuccessful bidders
will be returned to them.
Said sale to be made under the
terms and provisions OF said decree,
10 which reference Is made.
JAMES A. DEWITT,
35w5 Special Master.
Wall Paper &c per roll and up at
Central Book Store 32tf
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
CORN GROWERS
ARE IN DANGER
Tests 10 Southern Iowa Show Small
Percent Fit'To Plant,
EVERY EAR MUST BE TESTED
oepiorable Condition Of Seed Found
by Experts In Nine clties--oreat
Care Must be Exercised
or No Crop.

That the corn growers OF southern
Iowa face a great danger in the Sc
lection and planting OF seed this
spring has been forclbly demonstrat.
ed during the past week by the journ.
ey into that section OF the state by
Iowa Agricultural college experts on
special train OF the c. b. & q. rail-
road company.
Prior to the excursion by the ex.
perts representatives collected In the
various cities to be visited seed corn
from farmers In the surrounding
country. Forty and fifty ears were
collected from different farmers and
kernels from these placed in a tester
to await examination on the arrival Of
the corn experts for demonstrations
and lectures to the corn growers
These tests have been disclosing a
lamentable condition. They have
shown that In some places as little
as eight per cent Of the corn will de.
velop strong enough. for safe plant
ing.
Tests Show Weakness.
Tests have already been made In
nine different cities with the follow.
ing startling disclosures:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
DOING QUEER THINGS.
Did You Notice the Sun last Evening
or This Morning or the Moon7

Dame Nature u doing queer things
this week The sun went down Mon.
day evening in peculiar halo With
a vertical banJ Of light extending
above and below the orb and this
Monday. morning at sunrise II was
covered with a Skinner Of mlst that
caused II TO be- nagnihed 10 many
times It's natural diameter The
moon last evening had strange sp
pearance and was surrounded By an
unusual light that had much the sp
pearaBcs Of the sun. few hoara
earlier,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
Original Notice.
Is. r.. Ninde, Plaintiff.

Ada o. Lyman and ~. W. Lyman. DE.
PENDANTS.
In the district court OF the State Of
Iowa, In and for Nahaska county.
April Term. A. u. 1919.
To Ada o. Lyman and INV Lyman.
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 5th day Of April. 1910, a
petition Of -. r., Sinde will be iiied ia
the office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court OF the State of iowa. in and for
Mahaska county. claiming OF you the
sum OF Fifteen Hundred Dollars
(Si500.bOb on Y0ar one certain prom
Issory note IN writing Of date Deeem
Der 7. 1903. together with Interest aud
costs including attorneys fees. and
asking for the foreclosure OF certain
mortgage % even date Herewith Civ
en- 10 secure said note ON the follow-
ins described property. to-wlt: lot
No. one CD OF Highland" as shown
~ records Of Irregular Surveys Of Ma.
hsska county. Iowa IN Book Two C2J
pages ZIG and zi7. Being 4 sub.divis-
ION Of the east half IN Of the nOrta-
EAST quarter "a Of the southeast
quarter tA1 Of section eighteen ClsI
and 1--WE acres on o. the west side OF
the northwest quarter ~ % the
southwest quarter 10 OF section
seventeen (iT. all IN township sew.
snfy.hve f751 north Of Range fifteen
tiJl west 5th P VI.
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon OF the second
day OF the April Term. A. D 1910, of
said Court which viii commence on
the 18Th day Of April 1910. default
wih be entered against YOU and tadg
msnt and decree rendered ti1ereon
az prayed for IN said petition.
BuRRELL d DEWITT.
2aWf Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
When in oskalooss, eat al Dolls
Restaurant Good dinner only 25c.
22wl2
Fire AZ Coal cbutes.

The FIRE department was called 20
the Iowa Central coal chutes Monday
evening about s O'Clock. The depart.
ment made quick run and laid q
line OF hose The IRE was located In
one Of the coal cars on the chute and
was easily sxtihguishsd Sith a few
pals Of water. The origin Of the
fire Is not known. The damage was
trivial
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
Easter Business large.

Saturday was a busy day in oska-
loosa,. The streets were crowded ear.
ly and late and some business houses
did two days business In one. Peo-
PIE were in the city from adjoining
counties and all seemed intent upon
Easter purchases Il was one OF the
livelIest days in business way the
city has enjoyed this season
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
The Poor.

Robert Kent. oyersser Of the aOof.
VAS caring for the wants o. the poor
people OF the city this morniDz IN
the room OF ise board Of keperyia0rs.
Mr. Kent states that the nsee wearher
tends 10 decrease the nasisef 81 DeS.
pie who rely upon che City Tor zit.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
To secure Laroer Store Room.

Dick Hutchins will commence some
what extensive improvements at his
east end grocery store this week. The
business OF tho, store and the large
stock demand more room. and TO this
end the partition at .he Dottk snG
is 10 be taken out and shelving and
other accommodations added. This
viii also call for some redeeOrating
and other betterments.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
Wall Paper SC per roll ana up at
Central Book Store. 32tf
viii Remodel.

Tom Coony, No. All North Ninth
street. is making a notable improve
ment to the property. The large
barn on the place has been moved
back and repaired In a substantial
way and little later. Tom win make
some extensive changes and improve
ments In the house, remodeling and
adding a couple OF rooms.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-03-31
Fixes Property.

Mrs. Mary Baxter has been making
some substantial 5eterments to her
property, No. Gl9 North b street
She has put in sewer connection 10
secure modern conveniences. The
cellar has been improved and cement.
ed and a new sidewalk built about
the house.