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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

49, 49,
min sgngitefie, men jes funbe life
foo pGf Sanfen paa ocnne Ronb, 90
pluole!is iaIot oct mig inc, at oct
forlfe oar bebre, ON lea Los @iiISfos.
len itaa inSe paa &ontoret % aicmte
Den nieo S~laneerne / genaeifabet.
&c bar begge al omtrent ionlnte
Sterrclie, men @ulofosien oar me.
get tpngre.
Gagen git. Seq bapoe auerebe
ipiIt Nibbas % iao peo Teleionop-
poratet % iamtalte meo en- al mine
Sroaeger paa Raboitationen, GA %.
rem til &ontoret plnoielig renes op
90 ire maifereoe W9no bite fig /
gabningen. (.
De rettet fine EiitoIer moo mig, %
ieg fit neppe Sib til at leIegraiere til
min SoQega: IS Sare, ieno SiaIp
itrarl" fpreno De ropte:
"S9noerne Cpl"
Seq maatte uoen MobItano Ipbe.
"Soor bar De @i,Ibet9 ipnrgte
ben enc.
Get flyer leg life" iparebe iee.
"SiGlp mig at binbe Spren," ia
en- al Wpnbene.
ga gtsgIerte til set anbet Stunt
no al Sommcn paa bam!" lfreg Ell
anben.
Den iioite Spiororing fulgtes.
gSan BANDIT mig, tog Nselerne os
laoite op Geren.
Smi6lcrtio bar set Bit oloeles
merft og en- al Ngperne iorcIlog, at
man IfulOe flptte &asien inc / aon-
torct.
"8i bill oo6re Den ber," ia ban og
it9ngte Seren, iom ferte no / oct
ME.
90 De, min Serre, bpr iaa soo
at goa oio inbl"
San pegte poo Gengebprloingen.
GIao iulgte ieg Spforbringen.
0teo Sarnmcr % Stemmeiern gop De
Jig M ifprb meO at aabne &aSien.
Sg berpoa fillgte ct giennemtrGn.
genoe Sfrig, tbi omtrent iemti grGs.
ieli9e Slangebopeoer fom tiIipne.
S ct Spron9 bar Menbene peo
Dern, De baooe 10 itGngt Sen, og
/ lin Sorifreffelie ialot set Dem life
mo at pride Heglen ON.
Slangerne bar imioIertio frebet
no at &asieL % meb piloe Sfria
iprang WfGnoene unoa og iegte i'm
Silfugt til Eengebpplpet, boiS 0sr
De Ilog i9ien efter fig. Smtrent en-
Sime raooTog De ON, bpaS De ifuIbe
siere, og ct Gar @onge oabnebe Be
ogiaa Seren, iom fsrte no, men Son.
torets @illp bar beo9ffet al Slanaer.
Gnoelig berte leg oct efterlengtebe
2ofomotips @uiten ion ia mig, at leg
life 1fuIoe bebepe at bore Sanse l9n-
ger. Sgiaa &sperneS Sonble.
froft blep paft tiuipe peo benne 2pb
% en- al Dem oabnebe 9pren pa meo
Neglen / 9aonoen iprano ben til ben,
iom fprte no / get frie. San ifalp at
SfrGf 90 forISgte at beberife fig.
Wen Ncbet ipisteoe ham, % ban
Ifpnote Jig tilboge til os. 0u berte
ri Spben al mango Sober, Tom
nprmet Jig Stotionsbpgningen. Ge-
perne foripgte at itpnae fig inbe.
"@oao! 2ab os fonnrle inol"
ropte man.
"6oriigtigl" iparebe ieg. "G9-
reIiet er iulot al Changer.
"6ulbt al bpao?"
"af Changer" ~gientoa icg. "@i
bar omfring b~nnbrebe Slonger fer.
inoe. arpb op poa Saset og 9jsr ct
Sill!"
ct Eieblif icnere baboe man giort
en- aabniug tilItrGffelig itor NOT ior
at funne frpbc igiennem, reiit op en-
Stige og iteaet inb / IenaebooIpet.
bpor ieg / en- Sart bIep befriet fra
mine 9oano. 9e ire Mppere blep
fGngilet, men ieg pooet life at goa
tiIboge til StntioucuL ferenb Clan
ge.9ia baobe LANCET aue fine SIan'
Qer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

to. - Scren til ben drtoen ~re1erperte
alipe itoo blot aobeti, % oa ieg naa.
eoe oerben, iaa ice ben Mnnb, ieg
forfrIste, iiao / Deraabnin9en. SON
neftote 3pg9en til mig, mon penote
fi9 lpnfnart on. Seq alcnlmcr al.
BRIG bans biepeIife aniigtSuotrnf,
Sra 2ofomotibet bcrtes ell itarp
5Ieiten, og pi flei inb | en- Sunnel.
IT. Seq naaebc neppe at opfntte min
iorefnloe Stiaine, = meo ben enc
Soano bolbt lea / 8oanets Saone.
1reb - oa fif Sen unoen pluoleiig
2ie paa mig og itnrtet mob mig meo
uoltraft Irm for at faite mig neb paa
9anelinien. = ct pplot9 SIag rant
met min Mrm, men jeg bolot framp'
ogtig fat og beict mig pluoielig iaa
oDbt neo, ieg fornInaeoe; ioet nit
2egelne berpeo peg tiIiioe, miitcoe ben
onoen 2igenegten, ipin9eoe no | 2nf-
ten og rent initinftmGSiig ienote ieg
bam meb al min 9raft ct 9nntnppe.
lag, iom jog life er mig bepioit, boor
oct rommcbe bam. Men meb ct frpg-
telig Sfrig fcrioonot Wanben no |
oct uigiennemtrpngclige Wsrfe.
s nGIte 9iebIit par ieg inbe / Sli'
poem % 6apoe ct fat Gag | Heobrem-
len.
Taa 8urpct Ioo eli peIflebt, til.
fpncloocnbe Iiblc3 Mono meb blnn-
Iigc 2G6er pg luffeoe ZINE. Seq
foriegte at rciic BAN og felte oa, at
2iiftcn bar merfpGrbig foalm og
tutg. st Minut eftGr bar Eogct
itoniet, oe Gonoufteren itoo meo
IfrGflogcn Mine / 0eraabningen.
- Otter bebItc Gpnc forflarte ieg
BAN Situotioncn. Nt opooge oct
Miobcl, bporoi Sen birpelifc Sfurf
babe benpttct fig for at f~remfaloe
Wonhcns gepi6Itl65beb, bar ct Eie-
blifs |erf.
Too @uIpet unber Ell al Sofaerne
Iaa Ell lihen boib ariotltump, fem ba
ieg tog sen / Soorben br9nbte Tom
ct Ifarpt, ptIen0e Stof. Saa pioIte
ieg Itror, bpob set bar, nenIig
&lllcrpbgas / fat Sornt, Ell osoelig
8lft, iom err umrlig at opOoge paa
@rlino af fin 2ugtfribeb. en- Zig
Stltn1p fa'tet iinber ct az &lbe'poers
ne umiooelbort Tor SogetS af9aug
biz langiomt foroampe, og noar Bin.
onerne, iom natlrIig err | oenne folOe
Scat, boIoes Inffet, fpIoes 9ltpeen
meo bcn aiitiee Gas, Tom burtis bill
foa Tasiagererrc til at faloe / en-
Ssbli9ncnbe 9pale, = ia, ON Tioen
er tilitrGffelig lang, up9gerIig orabe
Dem.
Gen friFc 2rft, Tom fomnter inc
aicnnem Sen oabne Noqnber, er Dog
tiIItrGffelig til at Ia Sflirfen uofere
i'm llgiernins uoen at peffe ben ge'
beneoe.
Ga Sen bebi6ItIsic Won6 fom til
fia iclp, fortalte ban, at ban por uo-
Ienoing for ct Mprt- og @teonliem,l'
Iei,m 90 poo @ci til @riitol meS Ell
meaet foitbor SontIing iiclone 8itlo-
mpntcr til Here Sllien TunoS Sprbi.
Ieite Wor1en fanbtes Bet lentl9'
Itcoe 9ig al Wanben meb Den filn.
Itise WpIe, usiaf Notiier / en- Cont
mebog frerlgif BET, at ban por Den
fannie, Tom baube i%tioolct 2aop
SputbborougbS S,ipelcr. Gisie
bleo bespnrrc olbrig 9~ienfrnbet, men
Der blep poct min Ben Sranf Sage
fills RetfGr0igbco, og BON tit igien
fin betroeoe sitting hos 2orben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

70 Gage eftcr, netop iom ieg Itoo
i @e9reb me0 Of gaa tiIienss, timet
min Rntfloffe;. iee gif ueb, % ba ieg
aobne0e Eorter, ioa ies til min Scr.
bouieIie en- ing Tame, Tom nctop par
iteget no af en- Sroihe, itoo % psut,.
Sun rapngap fla tom 8rsteu bio.
LET 6ortesque. og ieg loo beuee fom.
me ino I nit RobtogeliespRreIie,
bpor bun iortaIte, at benoes Sorlo.
neSe en- balm Time foruo par Bill
fort biem til BEN | innieSIss Gil.
itano, Of ban eiter at bare fomnlei
iii Senioitbeo babe forflaret, al bon
bar bit ubplpnoret paa Soset, % al
ban eniteoe man siebliftelig ifuIoe
ielbe gub efter mig.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29

Harvey News tribune: Joe Gadd,
an employee of he Harvey Brick 4
Tile plant, had very narrow escape
from death last friday night. Mr.,
Gadd ia a night brennan at that place
and had occasion 10 enter the day
kiln, which is used to day the brick
aud tile before baking. when in some
unknown manner the door closed and
locked from the outside. Mr. Gadd
had enough presence OF mind to re.
member the small crack left around
the rails which enter at the bottom
of the door where he could get small
amount of air and after getting
enough to give him strength he work
ed his hand into the opening and with
last effort broke open the door,
After being released Mr.. Gadd said
that a few more minutes in the kiln
would have been natal. as il is kept
to Temperature OF q hundred aud
fifty degrees or over
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
DAIRY MUST Be CLEAN
Milk Dealers Are Required to Oh
serve the Sanitary Laws.

Trouble with milk dealers who seek
a license under the new law without
first complying with the provisions of
the law requiring strictly sanitary
conditions In all dalries Is being ex-
perienced by w. b. Barney, state dai.
fy and food commissioner.
This feature of the new act Is
overlooked by some dairymen. Al
ready the commissioner has beeti
forced to hold up several applications
for licenses because the dairy OF the
applicant, In the opinion Of the com.
missioner, was not as clean and san
itary as It should be.
After July 4, every unclean dairy
will he q reflection upon this depart
ment and its Judgment" said Com
missioner Barney. The law states
that licenses shall be Issued only TO
those who operate clean, sanitary
dairies If man holding g license
does not have such dairy II will be
evident that this department is not
enforcing the law.
"Of course, this department can re
woke any license after it has been Is
sued, for good and just cause, but
I believe that no license at all should
be isued to anyone on a bare promise
TO clean up want to see the clean
dairy first, then | will isue the II.
.cense."
The same law fixes heavy fine
for any person selling milk without
"a license after July 4. so between a
heavy fine and no license, the dairy
and food depar ,ment officials expect
a general cleanup of the dairies
which have heretofore been run with
out the strictest regard for cleanli-
ness
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
FOUND STRhNGLED IN BED
TRAGIC DEATH OF MISS ERASE
At SIGoURNEY.
Feeling Faint and Weak She Goes to
Lay Down and Gets Her
Head Fastened.

Sigourney. Iowa, June E,-Miss
Grace Erase met with tragic death
Saturday evening at the home Of Mr.
Mrs. l.. !. GoeIdner on north Jefferson
street, where she had been staying
for several days assisting Mrs. GoeId
ner with household duties. During
the afternoon Miss Erase had been
ironing, but finished about O'Clock
She soon afterwards complained Of
feeling faint and weak and went up
stairs TO her bed room.
About I O'Clock in the evening Miss
Frase's sister came to the GoeIdner
home and inquired for Grace. Mrs.
Goeldner informed her that Miss
Erase was upstairs sleeping and TO
go right up. The sister upon enter
ing the bed room was Mortified to find
her lying back of the bed with her
head over in the corner Of the back
of the iron bed stead the bed post and
the iron rod forming a triangle into
which her throat was fastened and
as her tongue was hanging out she
had evidently strangled to death. A
physician was Immediately called
who found life extinct and that Miss
Erase had been dead nearly three
hours.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
DEATH FROM FALL FROM TREE
NE aLIoHTEO ON HIS BACK ON
a STONE CAUSING PARALYSIS
Fourth Violent Death in susby Fam
lily. Two Brothers Killed by
Lightning, Father by Train.

New Sharon, June 27.-SpeciaI: Sc
gal Busby, a prominent farmer living
near Fairview church in Union town
ship, died this morning. Death came
as the result of an injury sustained
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Busby was
assisting in the cherry harvest at
the Milton Phillips home and fell OUT
of a tree. He alighted on his back
on a stone. Severe injury to his spine
caused paralysis of the whole body
and physicians were unable to afford
any relief Mr.. Busby was a middle
aged man and leaves wife and five
children
This makes the fourth violent death
in his mediate family. Dust eleven
wears ago today, on June 81, 1900.
his two brothers were killed by light.
ming. They had gone TO shut the door
OF the barn when the storm broke
and both were instantly killed short
ly thereafter their father was struck
by train near Grinnell and both legs
cnt OF. The shock proved too severe
for his physical powers and he died
soon after the accident
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
PiRO0NS MAY Be DELAYED
PULLING QUESTION IN STATE
PAROLE LAW.
Notice Of Publication Clause Re-
CURED Nay Hold Up In
vestiqstion.

Des Moines, June 27.-Special:
Some delay may be occasioned in the
investigation into the applications of
life prisoners for pardon. by reason
of puzzIing question raised by Gov
Carroll as to The parole laws Of the
state.
The state law provides that before
a hearing on an application for re-
lease, made by any life convict, that
four weeks published notice must be
given.
The required notice vas given last
winter before the legislature conVen'
ed. Up to that time the legislature
had always passed on the cases OF
'Efers." The general assembly, how
ever. changed the law placing this
duty upon the state parole board
The assembly did not deal with The
life prisoners at all
A short time ago the state parole
board and the governor began an In
vestigation of the cases One has al
ready been passed upon. It was be
lieved that the notices published las
winter we're sufficient Governor Car
roll doubts il, aud the attorney gen
eral has been asked whether IL is ne
cessary to- republish ise notices. I've
lore inal action can sc taken Nv am
ot the pending cases.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
To Burn Field OF Oats.

Independence, June 27.-Special:
c. |. Nelson. clerk of Hazelton town,
ship, conferred with County Attorney
O'Brien regarding field of oats in,
tested with quack grass. 1t is stated
that the quack grass could not be re,
moved without destroying the oat crop
and the township trustees were puz-
zled as to what course to pursue in
order to comply with the law regard
ing the destruction of noXious weeds.
County Attorney OBrien has order.
ed the trustees to cut down the weeds
and oats and burn the same. The
field of grain belongs to one of the
prominent farmers of the county.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
MAKING WAR ON
PADR0NE SYSTEM
Mere Than 5000 Presbyterians At
tend Picnic at Dubuque.
STATE WILL BURN OATS FIELD
Iowa City viii Have "ssfe and Sane
Fourth-CathoIie Church at WASH
ington Destroyed - Simpson
Has Athletic Field.

Des Moines, June 27.-Special:
State Labor Commissioner Van Duyn
and Factory Inspector J. C. Walker
have commenced war on the Padrone
system among the Greeks of Des
Moines, similar to the war carried on
in Mason City and Sioux City. Wal.
ker swore out information against
John Vienan and Sam Catchebana,
two Greeks, being charged with run
ming an employment bureau without
state license. They are charged with
extorting $500 from Greek employees
upon the railroad for securing the job
and a dollar month for holding i
for them. .-. --.- .-. ... .. ... -.--...~ .--
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
THE FLAG HAS ARRIVED
1t Was Won by Mahaska Republic
cans at the November Election

Representative w. l. Beans, who re-
turned from Des MONIES recently.
brought with him the 1fppecan6s
trophy won by Mahaska county in the
election Of November 8, 1910. Mahas-
ka county won the Gag and Davis
county the banner.
"Mahaska county won the Gag.
BY the republicans reducing the op.
position majority OF 204 in 1908 to 8,
making an absolute gain i'm major
ity of 1876 in 1910.
" viii be noticed that the rewards
were made on nfajofities over all can.
didates of all parties and not on piu-
ralities over the next highest eandi-
date. For instance, President Taft
had good plurality over Bryan, but
he lost the county by 204 against all
the opposition, because OF the large
prohibition and socialist vote. AT the
last election Gov. Carroll carried the
county over Porter and lost Il by on.
" eight votes against the entire op
position.
The republicans Of Mahaska and
Davis counties are 10 be congratulate
ed upon the splendid showing. and.
the entire sixth district has reason
to be proud Of results.
The flag IL now being exhibited in
the county clerks Office during the
annual state Bar Association conven.
tion and will he placed where every
one can see H. II Is made OF silk
and can be truthfully cally beat
~"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
EDDYV|LLE ACTIONS
JAMES TowNSLEY AND IRENE
HilTAsIDIE UNITED IN MAR.
RAGE. CIEllA MccoRD EN-
TERTAINED FRIENDS.

Eddyville, June 27.-Miss Marie
Watkins, Anna Harding and Mona
Griffin spent Sunday with friends in
Oskaloosa.
Miss Adah Middlesworth left this
week for an extended visit with
friends in Oregon. She will visit diff.
ferent places in the west before re.
turning home.
Miss Cecil Bible, who has been en-
ployed in Ottumwa, has returned
home for the summer. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stuber and
daughter Luverne, leave Monday for
Excelsior Springs for a months va.
cation.
DR.. Shahan visited his parents in
Abba Saturday.
Frank Harte who has been employ.
ed in a drug store at Centerville is
spending his vacation with his moth.
er in Eddyville
MI. and Mrs. l.. e. Crawley and ba-
by came up from Ottumwa and spent
Sunday with relatives in Eddyville.
Mrs. Thos. Moran and children, of
Marshalltown, are visiting relatives
in Eddyvifie this week. ~ ~-
Mi. and Mrs. Mcclure, of Oskaloosa
spent Sunday with relatives in Ed
dyville.
George Elliott and wife, of Ottum-
wa, spent Monday in Eddyville at the
parental Elliot home.
James Townsley and Iren Hiltabidle
two highly respected young people of
Eddyville, were united in marriage
Sunday evening at the home of the
bride. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Cochran in the presence of
a few near relatives. Both the bride
and groom have lived in this commun-
ity until recently and they are popu-
lar among a large circle of friends.
The groom has been employed in OF.
tumwa for the past two years. Mr..
and Mrs. Townsley left Sunday ev.
ening for their home in Ottuwma.
Celia McCord entertained a num-
Der of friends at her home Monday
evening. Those present were Zoe
Augusta Hartman, Esther Stuber,
Ruth Clark. Helen and Florence Ora
waite, Celia Sandolm and Celia Nc
Cord. Ice cream, cake and candy
were served.
Mrs. John Odem died at her home
in Eddyville Monday afternoon. She
had been suffering for some time
from cancer and her death was not
unexpected. She leaves to mourn her
loss, besides her husband, four child
rem, Ase Odem, Chas. Odem, Mrs.
J. MCCrea and Mrs. Chas. HOhl. No
funeral arrangements have been made
A number of men passed through
Eddyviile Sunday. on their way to AL
bia, in automobiles. One gentlemen
became enraged at boy on the street
and threw a hammer, which. FORUM
ately for the boy, missed it's mark
and struck plate glass window in
the Wormhoudt clothing store. He
was brought back from Abba and
fined $50 and costs.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
Washinaton Church Burned.

Washington, Ia, June 27.-Special
During the electrical storm Sunday
night the Catholic church was struck
three distinct times and is now a
mass of blackened ruins. The church
together with the contents, consisting
of affairs, organ and altar decorations
and vsstments is a complete loss. In
all probability a larger and more up
to-dste church will be erected as soon
as plans and preparations can be ar,
ranged for.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
EDDYV|lLEETCH|NGS
MRS. kussART ENTERTAINED IA.
DIES or BAPTIST AID SOCIETY
REV. AND MRS. WILLIAMS
MOVE 70 EpDYViLLE.


| Eddyville, June 26 Mr. and Mrs. J..
Cornelius and Mr.. Humphrey, OF Pella
visited relatives in Eddyville Wednes-
day. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Moss, who have
been visiting AT the home OF Mr..
Moss sister, Mrs. Jane Blake, return
ed TO their home at Nelson, Neb.,
Thursday They were accompanied
home by Nj. Moss mother, Mrs. Eli
gabeth Moss, who is past 80 years
Oh age. .. ....... .. ....
Mrs. Chas. kussart entertained the
ladies of the Baptist aid society at
her home Thursday afternoon. A good
attendance is reported. The usual
program was dispensed with and a
social meeting held Refreshments
were served.
Many people were on the street
Wednesday evening to witness the
drawing of the numbers for the 500
gold piece which the merchants have
been giving chances on for the past
two weeks. The tickets correspond
ing with the first two numbers drawn
were not presented, and as Mrs
Addie Carter held the ticket cores
ponding with the third number drawn
she was presented with the 800. Al
given on Maine street.
Miss Ida Lewis, Of Oskaloosa, Is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Fern Lewis.
VIM Morrissey of Abba, was a
business caller in Eddyville Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Fannie Cassatt has returned
from visit with relatives at Alton,
Illinois.
cards have been issued for the
wedding of Thos @. Martin and Miss
Irene Anderson The wedding viii
take place Wednesday, June 2Sth, at
the home of the bride.
The remains of Mr. Geo. Smith
that were brought from Kansas City
to Bddyville for burial were accom-
panied by his son, J. Smith.
A number from Eddyville attended
picnic Friday at the John Lanning
grove west of Eddyyille. The picnic
was given by the patrons Of Sly ana
Forest Hill schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Walker and damgh,
ter, Of MuultOn, visited friends in ed
dyville Friday and attended the pic
mic at the tanning farm.
Rev. and Mrs. Williams moved Fri
day from Hiteman to Eddyville. They
were accompanied by Miss Nellie Da-
Wis who will visit in Eddyville for a
short time
Geo. De Tarr has force Of men at
work this week tearing down the
house on the property which he re-
Gently purchased He will build a
modern cottage where the house
stood.
Mrs. Farmhouse, pf Oskaloosa,
spent Friday at the parental Scott
home in EddyvilIe
Mr.. and Mrs. Stair, of Tabor, Iowa,
Mrs. Skaith and Miss Colbert, Of st.
Joe. Mo: Mrs. Ollie Rernert, OF Chi
cago; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Of Fred
eric and Mr. and Mrs. !. Moral, Of
Avery. were guests Friday at the J.
f.. Norall home in Eddyville.
Arma. the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. y. Dilley, died Friday morn
ing after a lingering illness. Death
was caused by heart trouble. No fu-
neral arrangements have been made,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
.y.yef so,r Alarm

Paris is now Interested In my lsdy's
jewel box with burglar alarm works in
II. When the burglar picks up the
box. or tampers with II, the thing gets
busy with more Noise than an alarm
eiocE, Tips sdTice 10 any lady who
is warned BY an alarm clock Jewel box
that a burglar is In the room with her
is to refuse to be wakened by II and
to interfere with hts enterprise Same
advice to men That device let's Mr..
Burglar get too near before setting up
its changing clsinor The less foolins
anybody does with burglars AZ close
Quarters the better. The kind Of
burglar alarm to recommend itself 70
people who think their lives are more
valuable than precious stones would
be one that would tell ycu the dark
lantern visitor was coming whefl be
Twas fys blocks away IRON your house.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
Three BOYS are Drowned.

Davenport. June Especial: Geo.
and Frederick Wilson and William
Mcdonald. all of Davenport, were
drowned in the Mississippi river nine
miles above Davenport late yesterday
afternoon. The three boys, all under
II years old. were among a crowd OF
youngsters attending a Sunday school
picnic. With several others in the
party, they we're bathing, and waded
too far OUT into the river. Going over
"step-off," they were dragged down
BY the current.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
Simpson Will Have Field.

Tndianola. June 27.-Special Simp-
son College will have an adequate
athletic field. Harry E. Hopper of the
class of '93. and donor OF $4,000 for
a new gymnasium has purchased a
tract of ground oue-half mile north OF
the business part of town which he
will give to the college for an ethletic
park. The tract contains Il little more
than four and one-half acres and was
purchased at a cost of $4,000.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
Saved From Death.

Des Moines. June T.-Special:
While D. e. Morgan was rushing in
his auto across South Ninth street
last night he discovered Benjamin
Devine. Winterset farmer, living I'M
der his auto at the point of death
Morton stopped the car, took his Jack
and lifted the car from Devine and
carried him to the hospital here. Had
Morton not seen Devine Just when
he did he would have been dead
within ten minutes.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
Where the Fire Was.

Sleeping during tt sermon In 8
poor compliment to the preacher. but
II is not often that the man in the
pulpit turns the occasion to such ef
feetive use as did John Wesley The
apostle Of Methodism was preaching
while many OF his hearers slept. Sud
denly he started them by q loud
cry OF "Firel Fire," There was .
momentary panic among the congre
cation. and man cried out. .'Where.
air? Whers?" In hell.r the preach
Ter replied. ~for thoeo wh6 eleep %
der ne pFsachlx1@ - Word z