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The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
Have Narrow Escape from Death.

Mason City. Dec. Especial:
Thinking their aged mother Mrs
Mary Quick was still in her bed he,
two daughters, Mrs. Helen Gillsn'ant
Mrs. Mcmillan rushed through theil
blazing home at seven o'clock this
morning to recover her. and were bad
ly burned about the face and hands
and narrowly escaped death theil
clothing catching fire from the flames
They later found that their mother
was safe in the back yard. The wo
men were@t the mother and sisters Of
Herbertl W. Quick, former mayor o.
Sioux City and author of virginia Of
the Air Lanes" and now editor of the
Farm and Fireside.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
Body Found in Cistern.

Fort Madison, Dec. l9.-Special:
The dead body of Martin Decker was
found last evening in a cistern in the
rear of his home. where it had lain
since Friday night. Decker had gone
to the coal shed for a bucket of coal
and in the darkness fell into the els
tern. Search for him has been made
continuously since his disappearance
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
he STOLE BEER
GETS IS YEARS
AMkY ----
Waterloo Fireman KilIedWhen Team
Slips on cyPayement.
MRIfAlEI --- ,t@'s
FOUR BLACkHANDERS ARE HELD
! . ------- -
Mason City Women Have Marrow Els
cape From, Death in Flames
Lovesick Clinton Youth At. :.
tempts Suicide. .....
FOUR BLACkHANDERS ARE HELD

Newton, Dec, 19.-Special: After
being out three hours a jury here to
day returned a verdict of guilty OF
larceny from the person against
Charles Sego, indicted with Seward
Caster, Louis and Jesse Cross for rob
berry from Henry Wehrman. who was
assaulted and relieved of his cargo
of beer at Ira, which he had bought In
Des Moines and was taking home
Sego was sentenced TO Is years.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
Deaths Que to nHydroph,odbia,

Creston, Dec. Especial: Farmers
living in the east part of the county
are inclined to think that hydrOphia
has caused the death of a number OF
horses that have died this fall under
suspicious circumstances. At first
IL was thought to be some fungus
growth in the corn stalks fed to the
horses that produced the commissions
but lately 1t is surmised that hydro
phobia may be the disease that has
taken them OF. 1t is known mad
dog was at large in that VICINITY. dur.
ing tRs Tan and some. stock Vas, Bit
ten. Ali analysis e being made by
the state veterinarian.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
Fireman Meets Death,

Waterloo, Dec. 19.-Special: c. II
Eicher, driver of hose department
wagon was killed this morning wheI
his horses slipped and fell. on the icy
pavement while on the road to fire
in the Hosel Rhode Shoe Store. The
hose wagon overturned crushing hin
to death. ,+. ..-+ g..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
Emperor. Hines. slight.

Vienna. Dec. 19,4-Reports In circu-
lation in London and other cities that
the aged emperor. Franz Josef. Is
dangerously Il are without basis OF
truth. The emperor, II was stated,
10 suffering from cold. but his con.
dition 10 not seriouR
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
Good Water Pan for Pets

A good water pan for pets or poul.
Try Is q round. tin cake-pan. with
cone In the center. commonly known
as "TurRs-head." A stick driven
through the cone into the ground
makes It impossible for an animal to
.oyerturb the pap.-Ladies' Home Jour
nal.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
Drivers oa On a Strike.

Creston, Dec. l9.-Special: Drives
of the local delivery system went on
a strike here yesterday when theiI
demands forihigher wages were re
fused. Thegcompany, which recently
started had the contract for delivery
of all the stores of the city. The
system Md just become well organ
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
May Be HawIey Scheme,

Des Moines, Dec. 19.-Special: Rail
road men here say that in all proba
bility the appointment OF receiyers.fol
the Wabash railroad at st. Louis last
night will ultimately result in Edwin
Hawley, head of the Minneapolis and
st. Louis and the Iowa Central will
get control of this road and use 1t as
part of his big North and South sys
tenn.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
pespondent Man Suicides.

Manchester, Dec. 19'-Special: Fl.
C. Lovelace, aged G1. committed sui.
eide at his home. he'e last night by
taking carbolic acid III health caused
from'a fall is assigied as the motive
fer the deed. He leaves wife and
two daughters. ~
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21

Hundreds OF Deonle thronged the
streets OF the city Saturday evening
looking at the holiday decorations
and taking in the shops and enter
talnment places.
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VIII Count Vote.

Ballots will be counted next week
by the official board of tellers In the
election OF national officers for the
United Mine Workers OF America
Announcements will be made public
at the opening of the National con,
vention TO be held the first week in
q Z
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Residence,

David f. GRANDPA, Leighton. 2;
1880 and
Sophia Walraven, Oskaloosa. 2:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21

death. Funeral services at the resi-
dcnce Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1911. at
2 y. M, and iLierment in Forest Gem
etery.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21

Express companies and mail car.
riers are working on the jump this
week and late hours are being in,
dulged.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
Marriage Licenses.

Following Is the list OF marriage
licenses issued from the office Of the
Clerk of the Courts since our last re-
port:
No. Name. Residence. Age.
Charles Watson, Searsboro. 49,. As
1919 and
Sadie Van Draska, Grinnell. -. 81
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21

ARMSTRONG. - Mrs. Mary Arm.
strong, formerly of Oskaloosa, died
very suddenly at her home in Mime
apolis, Mimi, Dec. 3. She was 81
years of age. She leaves one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grace Saunders, and a son,
Thos. Armstrong, who were with her
at the time OF death. Also a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cora Elliott, of San Jose,
Calf. Her body will later be brought
to Oskaloosa for interment.
HATFIELD, - Died, Tuesday morn,
ing, Dec. 10, 1911, at $3.50 o'clock, at
his home in Jefferson township, OF
heart and stomach trouble of nine
weeks duration. Willard Hatfield
aged A years, . months and days.
The deceased Was well known and
popular Mahaska county farmer and
has resided IN this county all his
life. He was born July II, 1867
Funeral services will be held at the
0livet church, Thursday and inter.
ment in the Oliyet cemetery. He
mourn his death. ~ .;.....,...t u
MAINS.-Died, OF old age, at his
home, No. COS F avenue West, Mon,
day evening, Dec. IS. 1911, at $40
o'clock, James Mains, aged &c years,
months and days. Deceased was
an old time resident of Oskaloosa
and was wcll-known and highly re-
spected Nv all. He was born in
Pennsylvania, July Is. 1885. He
came to Oskaloosa in 1871 and has
made this city his home ever since,
Despite dis old ag, lie has been very
actiYa and mp to the time OF his Sc.
lrious Illness. eight weeks ago, he
had, been engaeed III his USUAL labofS
he leaves 4 wife. Maria Mains. three
brothers aud one sister, TO mourn HIS
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informed OF the sons attempted sui
eide and rushed TO Chicago 20 care
FOR his son. The young couple had
been sweethearts ana the gIrl had re-
fused 10 marry him 7s es1si
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21

''rhis is the week Of the big rush.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
Professional Cards
JOHN 3. q VIM. r. LACEY,
Attorneys.at-Law.

OskalOoSa, Iowa.
General Practice, Pensions, Collec.
tions, all State and Federal Courts.
Probate Cases. 24yl
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-12-21
Aahaska County State Bank

OF oskaloosa, Iowa.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-19

frozen out OF man and beast. For
hours the horses stumbled through
the snow bearing troop as silent as
the dead save for an occasional
humping OF some poor DEVILS half
frozen arms against his side as he
sought 10 restore life TO the deadened
limbs. When ! took my feet out Of
would have TO take my hands and lift
my legs up 10 get the feet back In
place. so lost 10 all sensation were
they.
AT length about 3 o'clock In the
morning we saw the lights OF the en-
emy's picket fires and could dlstin-
guish the muflled forms OF the sentries
as they paced their beats. There was
a small strip of woods that ran TO
within a hundred or less yards OF the
Federal camp. and I'm this we formed
FOR the attack. My hands were so
cold that | was unable to cock the
hamn. trs OF my revolvers with my
thumb. but was compelled TO effect II
with my teeth. holding the pistol be-
tween my numbed fists and drawing
hack the hammer by gripping II I'm my
teeth and pulling II back until II
caught.
"At length all was I'm readiness. As
sat there. barely able 10 grasp my
revolvers. the Charger rang out. and
the next moment we were in the midst
of the enemy, who were too astounded
at an attack on such bitter night TO
offer much resistance and for the most
part fed down to Harpers Ferry TO
the main body. Some of them. how
ever. put up stout fight for men
awakened from warm sleep TO fight TO
the death In the bitter night air. and
for couple of minutes we had all we
could do. but IL was soon over. and
we were In possession of the camp.
"When ! came to myself l found
was sitting with one leg thrown over
the pummel of my saddle. my over
coat and jacket flung wide open. while
my shirt, opened TO the last button.
allowed n grateful zero zephyr TO play
upon my bare sweating breast. In
my hand. from which had pulled tina
glove. moist win sweat, L was mold
ing my hat. with which l was vigor-
ously tanning myself.
"And less than five minutes before I
had been so chilled that had I been IN
a comfortable house with physician
at hand he would have filed me full
of hot drinks. wrapped me in blankets
and kept me in bed n couple Of days.
"No." concluded the veteran. "the
heat of battle IS something more
than n mere figure of speech."-New
York Times.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-19
NOTHING IN A NAME.

Mr.. Crouch was in an unusually bad
humor because he had not been able
to get home for his Christmas din
ner.
Look here, waiter" said he scowl.
ing deeply over his plate. Il ordered
turtle soup. There isn't even a morsel
of turtle flavor in this
"of course not" returned the wait
er. What do you expect? Shake.
speare said there was nothing i'm a
name. If you ordered cottage pud-
ding, would you expect a cottage in it?
In Manhattan salads would you look
for the Flatiron or Singer building
You can't expect to come in here and
order a Christmas dinner for fifty cents
and have a Christmas tree thrown in.
Any tea. sir?"
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WAR WARM WORK
The Phrase "Heat of Battle" Not
a Mere Figure Of Speech.
FIGHTING FIRES THE BLOOD.

An Old Veterans Story of an Early
Morning Attack In Zero Weather and
the Change the Skirmish Wrought In
His Half Frozen Body.
THE expression heat of battle Is
more than a mere poetic figure OF
speech descriptive of the fierce glow of
emotion the soldier feels when In the
midst of conflict" said southern sol
der who was nm officer under Colonel
Mosby. at describes exactly the sen.
sible, physical condition the soldier
feels. no matter what the temperature
may be.
THAT this is true was evidenced by
my own experience during the war be
tween the states. Ii was In February.
1864. and Colonel MOsby. with some
hundred of us. was camped near Up.
perville. a village in Virginia about
thirty miles south OF Hnrpers Ferry.
Late one afternoon our leader received
a dispatch from General Lee TO make
a forced march that night and attack
q body of Federal troops that was sta
toned Oh Loudon heights. which over
look Harpers Ferry. The weather was
bitter cold. the coolest that had been
known in that section for many years.
The mercury was coquetting around
zero. a six inch fall OF snow. half melt
ed and frozen again. made the roads
almost impossible. and u stiff north
wind. added TO these other evils. made
the outlook for a pleasant dash Of
thirty miles a most dismally improb
able one.
"It was about sunset when. mufiled
TO the eyes against the biting frost and
bitter wind, our column left camp at
Upperville. For the first ten miles our
squadron. made up of veterans Injured
to all manner of hardships, did not
suffer much. and occasionally some one
would even essay joke. But In the
second ten miles the cold, that had
slowly eaten its way through overcoat
and jacket and shirt. began to bite into
our bodies. To restore life to our numb
legs we would take our feet from the
stirrups and let them hang until the
circulation was restored-an old trick
with those compelled TO ride much in
the cold-and we would keep our
hands and arms In some measure
warm by beating them against our
bodies or clapping them severely to-
gether.
1.-THE second ten was bad enough. /
say, but the last was-well. n polar
nightmare. The vitality seemed TO be
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his lessons and gains the love and
respect of his teachers. She went even
farther. she promised him that If he
got good marks she would give him a
whole dime for all his own. Harry
seemed impressed.
That afternoon he returned from
school fairly dancing with joy.
"Ah, mother" he shouted, 81 got a
hundred"
Harry" cried the delighted mother.
She Rugged him ana kissed him and
pcttcd him and-gave him the dime.
And what did you get a hundred
in?" she finally asked.
In two things replied Harry with
out hesitation. II got forty i'm readin,
and sixty in spellin'."-E;Xchange
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Happy Inspiration.

On a recent examination paper in
civics was this question, IF the presi-
dent vice-president and all the mem.
bers of the cabinet should die, who
would ofiiciate?" Robert. a boy Of
twelve, thought for some time, trying
In vain to recall who came next in
succession. At last happy inspira.
ton came to him and he answered,
THE undertaken"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-19
Pills to Prevent EARTHQUAKES.

IT remember" says Addison In the
two hundred and fortieth Taller.
'when our whole island was shaken
with an earthquake some years ago
there was an impudent mountebank
who sold pills which. as he told the
country people, were very good
against an earthquake "-Letter in
London Saturday Review.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-19

Sure, mum. make it one-quarter
Mocha, one-quarter Java and one
quarter Rio.
Yes, but that is only three-quartcrs.
What do you put in for the other quar-
ter?"
why. l put in no other quarter at
all mum. That's where so many poo
pie spoil their coffee, mum, by putin
I'm a fourth quarter, mum."-Success.
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@*%*':**%. *********'*
A SMILE OR TWO
PERHAPS a LAUGH.


-. -. :. :. :. :. :
a family living in East Ortngc has a
model servant who has proved herself
the best cook they ever had, but she
has insisted upon making mp all her
dishes strictly according t. her own
recipes.
Margaret" said the mistress, one
day, the coffee you are giving us is
very good. What kind is it?'
1T Is no kind az AN, num- was the
reply. It's mixture"
"Well won't you tell me how you
mix it?"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-19

Newport was aroused last month ov-
or story that J. Pierpont Morgan told
at a luncheon al the Fishing club.
"They talk Of the high cost of living
Mr.. Morgan said but it's just as bao
abroad. You all know what Trouvillo
Is like in the season.
AN American took i'm Trouvilles
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-19

grande semaine last year. When his
bill was sent up he paused in his
breakfast and studied it with a sarcas-
tic smile. Then he sent for the hotel
clerk.
"'See here he said. you've made a
mistake i'm this bill
"'Oh, no monsieur. OH MOI cried the
clerk.
"'Ycs, you have said the American
and with a sneer he pointed To the to-
tai. I've got more money than that,
he said."-St Paul Dispatch.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-19

Harry's mother talked To him long
ana earnestly about the poor marks
re had been getting in his work at
school. Sh painted in allurng colors
he career of the little boy who studies
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-05
On itrens sansepoeter.

Grant Suibnsll. en- Sarmer RGrs
beoen al Siulbam. gtebrdlta, blsu
iurlsosn Woraen uGiist use Strls oa
Srsl, Der ipntss at tcmme ira ben
lille Snobsaniua. buOr areaiursrnt
bolotes ON 0attsn. Sarmersn rep
al Saii nosls alGosr paa Jig Oa
iprana no / 8aaresn, hpor ben liort
Ore Of aaniororacsn uiits lis at pGrt
aariaasu til osnns Summult ios'
ben brslsnos o9 ipar,suoe pnlieot
runot sn Soeeridsit. bporI to una'
WGuo bauos isat lililu0t. pso nrr
mere lluosrisaslis uI'is oct liz at oTr'
Sups, loet rs bapos pUrrt inhr | Stai'
pti o. ipripnct ia m'o ct BAR SGIr
tsier. men ioct be 'Iu!oe 'cr'o'no'
meo lit 8ptis pnr DC blcUne ino5'nlto'
al Cren. Der bite lta at pGrt en- me-
act lir0n0 5ongsUraier.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-05
TrDgtelisc lilitanoc.

en Vislion0r, Der iorlsosn ANTON
til @ictoria, y. g., ira Gbinu, bsrst'
ter ON 9rusIias SlllianOs prcpInieu
anbul Der for lie lGn9e hosn bier
bismisat al Cperiusmmslis. Sult
% Rso bar alori be aienIspsnos I'll
Ropopr slsr snooa barre. Tiger Wls'
iicnGrsu, ioet be har iIuttsr lla iam'
men iii Ssperbauoer. Der iireiier ON
Oh ilpr intst hpor Der sr lloiist til en-
BIB Dab. oa Der benaaar nspps IN
Rat rosn at Here blipsr mproeo,.
Spsripsmmslisn bette t9t bstol'
leoe 9iiiritt par iruetsliatrt sno Ian
bsitripes, iort9lsr ben iamms Ris'
iioner, ibst mango Spsr bositapslis
talt iipaeoss bort. Sen Ssrbansin'
aruier bapos iortali. al en- Ssrnbans'
tlc - slcr rstters gabntussn Tor
@dneet unosr osnne - par blepen
iuloiiGnoi9 tilitOppst al Sia.
RisiionGrsn iaaos. at buis Der lits
uso uraaniisr.t arbsios brinass Sl9lp
til benns 9ropins. pil tuIinoer sIlsI
be fsfe aienlsp,nos. lioe Sunssrs'
ososn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-05

gsps,ns. lem sIsp ia,,st, Ct gai
6ormau. Bob sarpp ps o. 3. Rar.
tiniOn. iOm saar unosr Rapn,t .Sli.
HOis Slim. TststtIpsrne sr pisis
pau. at be bar 2sosr,n for en- af b.
pGrfs Rspsrbunosr osnut Del al
9anost. Bran tr0r. at BE- bar btaaast
mango Rspsrisr oenns Del al Sta.
ten / be fibfs 10 aar.
SANFORD Ssaols Sptisu. iom lia.
ger en- tpi SiOe TO Wil pef for Ss.
ialOoia. tror man bar parst Sprbrp.
oernss Samlinssfso. Wtan ianot
bog inasu 5ppsiofisr Der. Nsu BET
par itts paniislisi for &spsrns at iinos
Siiulsiisosr ole be fOrlaots aulsru.
Der | Rorbtosu, foo bet CT omtrsnt
umulia at iinos nossn af be boriiom.
ne Eager.
t,sm Sanisr / bet isubrs Soma bar
| Ssit r9ret bismisst ai Snobruos.
tppe: yarmouth, lite Rppsmbsr;
sinbs. 6.s Rossmbss; 3usisa. 29es
Ropsmber; 3raep, Soc December, os
@arbsn 9itp. 2bsn December. paa
bet fiohnapnts Stso blsp sl. 800 tat.
Wan tror. at be ansiisrsos W9no
bar uofsrt ale RsDsrierns.
Strnbanerne bar liot peo Sno.
bruosippsrisrns. @oans meo 9arsr
er plpnoret / Aibla. Ottumwa. Ssia.
Iooia Os epans. 5alriss Sutitsr sr
plpnorst paa osnns ean. ! Delta
blsp % par Stsplsr fijaalst. Sraop
81, omiriHs % iOlsis SisuIsrns. oa
ban blsp arrtiisrst. Samtibis blsp
1orman. .Rso" Solosn, SANFORD
Ssaols % Charles 2smi arrshsrst.
Tt tire iibhs blsp lpslaot. ba man i!!s
iunos iinos nossn Sspiisr mob benz.
NartiniOn blsu isnsre paasrsbst.
wisosus SANFORD Ssanis par oruiisn,
bapos ban iortalt. at Yanosns pla.
nsr par at brpoe fig ino en- Sutii |
Clice:. WiHHis SsaoIs. SaniOros
3attsr. iOm MI sr | Statsns Sor.
bsorinssiiOle for pissr | Wiidea.
bile, iortalte en- Sstsitip, at bsnoes
6absr bapos Seisssnos ON Sassn
% par ues ON Ratisn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-05
9csiertcn.

SrH ptiterisn par npai't, oa 'ct'
ipnu mtN ct BAR aObs RoGsbelsr
ajOros buu DC ierhs aniaIo paa ben
Gole aoaetunt.
or Qsiierisn par altior lpI!clis I'll
at be,laas iia ouer ptdoen. Zen par
ba ouiaa often uoaeHirnoc ipiislia.
oa ban .unoc uocn iisrrs Yanittlisaso
oiots ia til brlo ban lpilte. o9 ban
pur ihGroio til at 0iUtts. iOr npaiiit
Srusr bar for @auc Al bit lo'nHrmet,
mar aPanosn iper; -- GG. BIN, bpaI
er bette. bun. ssertIiS iOr nOSsi'
Ylsu en- 3de par baaos VstierlrT
ua 6ruen % yjasn pGloi9 lpas slie'
Nliooussn. SumptOmsrns ptrst l'F
p,o apppias cs pilot nsrusls aapls'
siter .Nsslsn."
Ia iuues life psiterisn op rs l9ns'
ger.
i,pao sr bet for noast Spinsrt
bu bur ait Os til @ioOas oa aOnsf
sru,n sraai % par uIp'i'l'S: =
aaniis bet par aaburbraarstsn, iu''
ret bun, for i.s bdOOs iiis lib til q
ooa paa torpst % iisbs, - % 'a'
| j.uots jea pissu uso pad apoisisi q
Ter Wobarbyarot.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-05
sanpets GIoite 3oiaineer.

Ora NsM Yori meooslss: &c 9lo'
its 5uilliussr ioe 6orsnsos Statsr -
Samuel Os 8iIliam Wuuep isirsos
Suleous i'm 92os 6soisIsOas i aOwn
al SabplOn. Z. j., bpOr be r isoi
os opuorst. 9s TO W9uo bar bel, 1T
eip lspst o. arpslpst paa iamms
Somelisao. Gs blep iOrGlorslslr,
oa os par 8 gar aamIs. Ia be bIsp
mpnbi9e. bette be bet samls Soms.
itsao TO 7els. q Siitsoe ns iamti.
big. Dc bar baot s Barn buer. Beg.
9s blep 9utsmGno Tor mango aay
iiosn. Saaos Samuel % 0ilram bar
9etlln9er ilsrne Ssls.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-05
Et g1ht Nytaar.
suiies ale sisirtoupuitsus abunueut,r
ps 9riere.
Syo Dafota.

Riis sahis amuubisn ui Gate anoss
ituios saa paa BOILER Statss" for
lsosn Taa. % bapos bet llbslo Of
ialos os brGiis lin hsirs arm. GUN
sr Stuosni pso SurOu college.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-05
9em ttrioenoe 1elefon.
Ga bsuii CpIjHbeiie.

Snssnisr anbrsas 9bomitn | 3is.
bsnhapn bar ioufirusrst en- 3slsion.
Der islp ION tass mob Ysiisb, uaar
inssn r bismms. % nu CT Ssiefie'
rttsiasisrsr lllf Sanisn. mso ct al
Aparaierns paa gsi til Berlin. Sor.
iiisllies tpiis 3elsionisliiaber bar on.
iisi at prspe abomiens Cpfnoslis.
% uaar ben bar p9ret iaans oerueos
nossn 5io % Be nsopsnoiss erfarin.
ger sr inobsiisoe. buabsr mon Ct faa
ct inloent appurat frmftiIlsi, os at oti
oil saa fin Ssisrsaans gerosn Opsr.
Prineipsi sr, tort os populGrt
irmiiillst, fslssnbs: Der sr ct Aiisn.
Der % ct Rootaasrapparat. iom
bssss ION inobpsses | st alminoslist
f.lsfOnappurat. % naar M en- Rano
ringer op. men Der iiis iuarss, iettsr
ban Apparatst i9ans, b. .. ban
orstsr paa en- Saauoipins. ) perir
fsrisu Of ben Girisi. Spinast bsitriper
or slliabstst % 7alipiismst anbraat.
oa sitsrbaanosn iom Spinatt sr
uoiOr ben goahup sasr bet 3aI. iOm
sniiss. aipsr ban ct lat trpi inositsr--
% / bet iamm. iiripsr Wopiaasrappa.
ratst / ben anbsn gnos uf 6orbinosl.
len ben iamms Soaiiap sllsr 3al paa
en- Yapirlirimmsl Iiasiom pso 3eIs.
9raisrin9.
poa ben Waaos ,iiripsr 2iiisnosrsn,
huao Ssiiso ban sniisr at aipt. os
uaar Woota9sren iommsr bism. bar
ban blot at ail9is Srspst paa papir-
iirimmlen.
3bomion bsspnote at urbsios mso
lin Cpiinoslis for ct aars 3io iiosn,
os eitsr tre 0annsosrs giriiomhso
baoos ban irsmiiiIlst ct Applrai. Der
,uroe iirpe mso priiisr % Shsssr.
Eel biep ina prspet pan ipite 2sls.
ionliuisr. o9 ol 5oris9sne iaIOt bel.
big uo. arbsiosoe 5bomisn uioers, oa
for en- Waanso iiosH baoOs ban ei
Apparat. Der iiripsr mso SOsiiausr.
iGroist. Est blsp inoisnot I'll 3sle.
ionisliiabst. iom prsusoe bet iOr al
lie. ON bet oso lin NnusnoeIie pilot
sisrs Siaos paa 9soninasrns. builtsI
piits fig iits at bare 3ilieloei, msr
Der bar ioriiislliae andre Nanalsr.
iom man nh baab,r at faa afbjulpst.
naar bet iOmmsr Sang Spiilano.
Sorsuriat taniss bet at oprsti'
It GentraIburtau ajsbenbapn. frt
bpilist mon pso Or. 3bomisns Sphn
belle. men bog 9isnnsm 3elearaf os
life gisnnsm Sslefom. oil boloe iins
Nbonnentsr a jour" meo alt. bpal
Der Tier al Npt. Niiiaa en- Npis
Roiitisr. Wan oil ao ben gei napn
lis iunne bstjene 0anoels' % Ssrs'
foil meb bet aaeraituenehe Npt.