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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

grGTf aononbao0 poa 9u9ten be-
ifs0 en- tprfiif 6orpeOobnao, JONI
loa u10er Sorterne / grebeIn, og
iotte s5lo poa 0en @referne ifso
ogiao TO 0}otorbaa0e, iom 6erte
til Den tDrtiife Morine, / Gent.
De tog g}ifopolis, Der li9ger pe0
9u0ten lGngere geor0.
&ou0on, 5. 9top. ~ st Telegram
til 8looet yG9ronicle" ira aoniton-
tinopel erflprer, at StiIlin9en er
oIDorli8 / Den tDrfiife 0oDe0itoD.
9do9le al Observation-Disclosures gor
Iig til al 6eo0er BET IeIe9ranmlet,
at De oil oilGgge en- beIIig So pnn
at mDroe 6Oer eneIte ariIten, bois
9ulQorerne itul0e rDfte in0 gpen.
,Sanatifere bar ooret, at De oil bpO-
ne fig frDgteIig poa Oe qpmtro"
for 0e tprfiife Re0erlag. Eaa IAN.
me 5i0 prG0fer DC tcologiife Stu-
0enter ior Febelen % 'sger at op.
60ie Ben.
SBn0og 2lften marcbere0e Ell Ban.
0e, lom par bepnbnet ne0 SpprO
o9 9ieOolocre, 9ietlin9 al Oct ellro-
pniife aoarter; men BoIitiet ito1O-
leOe Dem og orreitereOe ilere al
0em Sc oil blioe lat unOer arigS.
ret gotriorfen oe0 0en grGIfe Sir
fe bar moOtoget llnoerretnin9 ON,
at gaiiba3uferne 9loOoito bar neO-
iotlet man9e arlitne
0oer 6aIp0elen al set tprfiife
2lrtiller er iol0et Sen0erne poa
DC dlliere0e Diaqter, iom ferer arig
moo Sultonen, oq oct qGr BET iao
nteaet bnniteliaere for 9to3im Baicbd
at itanie @uIQorerne form ldlota.
lin 5orternc. iom er oct encite tSor.
ipor, aonitantinopel ml bor. Der er
life funnlet noaet officielt 1Spor
poo He9eringens Bon ON. al Stor.
mo9terne ital ifri6e inO % megIe
Greo.
Bnri8, 5. g6ob @nqlono. Als-
Inr0 oa 6ronfri9e itoor ionmen /
Sp6ra8n1aolet ou, 6DorDi6f Stor.
nogterne ifal ieae at mrolc Sre0
melIem Iprfict % BETS 5ieloer.
Iprfiets 6enpen0elie aaor ND poo,
at Woaterne tilbpoer en- 8oobentil-
iton6, oo 6oiS 1nrfiet8 1icnoer npq.
ter at qno meo pno oct, Tfol 0e min.
ges til set. @n6bioere foreIloor ben
tDrfiife 9le0ering, at naor goo6en.
itilitan6en er opnaaet, ifol Moqter.
ne benptte 9(n0le6on'n9en til at in0-
6u>e e friqSiareu0c Moater til at
fommc meo oerc5 6rcoS6etinael'er,
o9 ian mPgIe ifre0.
Zen franife Brenriernliniiter npg.
teoe at 9na meo poo oette, i6et ban
erflpre0e, at Der 5DrfietS 6enItil.
lima infet bor. iom fun6p hppp0e
9alfanitotcrne til at qon i1o pna
en- @ao6enitilitauo en ioo6an pI-.
0c finn itanoie 9(rmeens 6remrDf-
ming poa en- 9Ji6, oa oen oauot aGiIn.
renoe seire, og aibe 8Drfiet 9i6 til
at reorgoniiere 6epes Stri6sfrpfter
Gen iranifc Grenliepniniiter bar
fpemiot i6l9enoe 4lnH iom @aii8
FOR llnoerbonolin0erne; storma1.
terne ifnl qon ne0 pao poltiifc %
administrative 5oranOrnger i oct
Eerritornmr iom 0e alliereoe Mag
ter far iot iig 9eIioOelIe al. Sn(.
tnnen ifal bebol6e lin Suberpnitet
/ aonitnntinopel % oct omI:ggen0e
Diitritt. Ger ifol boIoes en- Sonic
renee, bpori 8oGfanitaterne og @rn.
fenGato oeltoqer.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

lSro gbeeliug, @. ga, melOeS,
at 5or6ltOsiorilaoet, iom forbpocr
life aIene Sula, men ogion Gilpirf.
ming al berllieuOe 0riffe, paa gal9.
oogen tilitentes meo itor Wlojoritet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08
21..NarG.

i @oar, efter at ct 5orIgg poo at
iItanO6rin9e 55orIig O}in0eIigbes
bar misIDf6et. 9(rbeio8neclpggeI.
ien f6Ites fbrit poo De mhrOre Ste
Der. Oct Dentes, at ben bi( omfot-
te 5000 0}on0. De forIanger 6gje.
re 2en og qInerfen6elie af oeres
5orening.
lSorpurret 2lttentat. ger(in, %.
0ftober. 9}olitiet / O}oifom ifal
55oIge 02ofaGan3eiger" bpre fomnlet
poa Spor efter ct aonpGot moo
ltoenri9Sminiiter Sosenom. sos
en- 8onilopiit, Soanom, er Ser inn.
0et en- 9ontbe og en- 0r0re til Itrafs
efter Sosionops GilbagefontIt til
ct. 8eterS6org fra SpaIa at begoe
ct 9[ttentot MOB 6otn.
45Olitiet iager at ng06p5Ie 9lffe-
rem, boori o9iou 66ititoaen0e Ser
ioner itaI bere inooifle0e.
9oGonulpffe. Den tpife goaou.
f6rer @erife Cfen0t ira 9lorbusls.
bet / Sept. 8. 81. og 'om Seir6erre
I 5Sior 9ennetlpbene 9lmerifO
tiaiaelne0 lin @oSiuger, 2oitnont
StiIler, er foruIpffet oe6 @rosicn-
bain / Sodien.
ltlpffen ifpl0es GfSpGoiion, iono.
ipnIigpiS fremfal0t al 2pnet.
ltn0er 93e0Itprtningen, Der ifete
ira 5000 0}eterS Sei0e, 6erte nlan
De TO Ofpn0S &oob onl 6iGlp, men
0o man nooeoe 9}eoitprt1inqsiteoet,
bar De ieIbf6lgeIig be99e itenOS0e.
De norfe .Stort6inoSoolg. @6ri.
ltiania,' %. Ofto6er. Stiuinaen
Vtoraes er, of Der er palgt 80 Sen.
fire, t6 6gjre og 6riiin0e6e oa 8
SoeiaIoentofrater Oct er ofaiort,
at Ser pi( finoe SO 0moaId Stes.
Stiuin9en er fren0eIe8 6en at Gen-
tire bar erobret s Gre0ie ira &eire
oa 0e 6riiin6e0e.
(Senere). geO en- noierc Sen.
nemgang al 9feIultnterne ira 0e en-
feIte are0ie bar set bift fig, at ser
er irbG66et enfeIte Sell 0pgipelien
af 0e &oI9tes Gortiforoe. Stilin.
Qen er m 0enne, at Der 0efilrifiot
er Dal9t 35 GenItre, 10 6oire og
3riiinoe0c % Social6emufrater.
&enitrc bar cro6rct 9 Qreoie ira
6eire % De 5riiin6e0e.
8eoneoen lpiflon6. 2lluorIiqe
0pteicr. Berlin, %. 0fto6er Geo
oct / Gag of @}oaiitrotcn oobneoe
SQlq { Qtarfe0s6nllen al billigt
a6o ira 9ta8lan0 fom 0et til tor
menoe Scener. Gn Itor Gel of
SIogterne bngre0e iiq oeo at ooer-
ta9e SoIget al G6Oet poa @rlr0 of
ben rinQe 5ortieneIte Glriin0er af
aoin0er trpn9tes ON ll6iaGg8iteoer-
ne, oo oe flere 0}arfe0S6oQcr life
flrn0e foo no9et aGo. men ooen i
a6bet bnane0es al 9la9terne nleo
R60ItDffer oa 86Iier. 6Iere Ste
Ser nootte man litffe SoIlerne.
- 5 6en itore SorbebaIle oeo
@e00in9 fon6t Ser Dag oIborlige
Opteier Ste6. 6 Slo0tern1eitre, ser
6ob0e tiG6u0t at ooertaoe Suloet of
ruSIiIf Geo, 6oOoe @oor6 trlffet
0eres SiIbu0 tiI6ooe, o9 90 mi ooer
100 6usn60re 06or0eS life, iom
De bopOe oentet, filn6e ioo biQigt
ae0 at fdbe. fom oct til ool6ionne
ltroligbe0er, 6porpeo oct al Oe an.
ore SIagterneitre frenloqte 36O
bleo reoet pan Guloet iii itoit
nootte @olitiet Ilffe Soften
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08
gl0nOeOe Mf0Oclfl(er

9oa0c Jiooiebelt og 8oft bar
ienot g9iIion Qelegram og 9pf6n.
itet 1nm me0 8olget til 9anOets
5gieite @mbeoe, o9 8tlon bar te-
le9raiepet be99e in Booifennelie.
ISM. 5. 9r1onS 8recnct / 9}e-
braito itemte for 8ilion 3 moo 1.
9eretninger ira 2incoln tD0er paa,
at 8fIion bor Dun0et 9Den me0
ira 90 til 1000 StemmerS 6lertol.
@onle Uncle soc Cannon, Den
for6enDGrenOe SpeafeL 9lepr@ien-
tant6ltIet, bleo ilaoet oe0 9ol9et
5irsoo8s al i'm NloOfan0ioat 81
Sara, ia ioa eftertrDfteli0t, at ban
emo life iif loa mango Stemner
tit 3itrift, iom loit fit Der.
Ger niles ollereOc onL bOcm
Der ifol blpe 9lc0lemner al BrGii-
Dent @iIionS aobinet. Wion mener,
". 5. grpan 6fioer 9}r. cen (Secre.
torp OF Stote). 9ouis 3 granoeis,
en- Bolton Soai6rer, Ifol blipe 95u-
ititsnrinilter, % Or. 6orpeD g8.
8ilep menes lr0iet til 2lgerbrugS-
miniiter.
&ctor 6 Berger. Oen fprite 5o-
ciaIiit Der noaen SiuOe bar Oolqt
til Q}eoIcm al aongresien 6lco
iloaet al lin 0enofrotiIfe 0foofon,
0i0ot g9. 2. Stoffor0 neo ooer
1000 Stentmers D1aioritet. - g8.
g. Babel, iocialiitiif 3iItriftsa0Oo-
tat, blep ooeroim0en al lin republi-
fanlfe QioOItanoer
Gait ipnes at toge tit 9ie0erlag
NOT iaa genlDtlia San bar oppe
8l s OnsOo0 Qforgen og beore
Slmlor emo oct fm0e pente5, Tiger
en- Q}el0iH8 ira Cincinnati. San
iag6e at 6on piloe bIioe gla0 oc0
at foHme til6a9e til iine 9enner
Der o9 proftiere 'om Sagforer,
noar 6on faor Gnoe pno lin grpii.
.Oentternlin.
Sra sacramento, California, mel
0eS, at @uoerner @irom 95o6nionS
6a0er, @rope 9. So6nion fenot
iom uoean" uf CALIFORNIA; 2eg5-
lotltr j gamIe Gage itemte paa
9al80a8en ino0 fin Sen eaer for
@ifion og @}ari5al. u0}in sgn er
paa ben forferte Si0e al 5encct" ,
ia1oe 0cn Gonle. % ban fom til.
boae ira @oIaitd0et.
5 9eeiu 9)orf Itemte, i'll. 3lop.
port 0n56ng 2liten, 618,066 ior
ior @ilion, 47z27l for Gait og
PSI 900 ior 9}oo'epelt. @ilions6ler-
hal oar 2oo,792. 90 oo9 on Oe,
Der itenlte ior 1aft og 9looieoeIt
6aooe Dpret iomle0e, iaa 6op0e 28il-
ion ta6t. Staten poI9te oaioa 0emo-
fratiif 8tOern6r, ISM Sul3er. 5
Statcn par laft 93r. ., I 9pen 9tew
2)orf oar ]fooieoelt Oct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08
Oa(get t UuSoagS.
9e senofrhtiife aanoiOater for
Ereiioent % @iceprGiioent
&nlgt.
Scsee Nongresiens Snie bliOer
ocmufratilfc.

Oct forel6bige llofnio az 8alget
Sirsoog8 ier ioale0es no:
@lion % 0}orbaI bar ieiret
81 af 0e Is Stoter. og i De auore
5tater bar be gtr. }. Golgnano8.
itelumer foIoer iom 5eIge al 2}alget
iooIe6es
5or g9iIion 399. for JiooiepeIt
tt2 og for 6oit 20 gio9le Stater
er Dog toipfonnne. - StatsDis
ier lloioloct peientlia iaaleOes no:
5or 8ilion alabama, II
8algmonositenmer; 2lri8ono, 3;
gtrtunIos, 9; California, 10; Colo.
rd6o, 6; Connecticut, 7; Delamare,
3; 6lorioa, 6; Georgia, IA; Snoia.
no, IS; aentuctp, 10; 2oiliiona,
10; Maine, 6; U}orplono, s. O1os-
iocbusiettas. tS; Diinneiota, II;
MsIisiippi. 10; 0lisiouri IS;
Nontono. 1 ; gtortb 1afota, B; Jte-
broItd, 8; 9fepaOo, 3; )teu SerieD,
II; gieiu U1erioo, g. Rem Dorf, Is;
0ortb Carolina, II; O6io, 2i;
Oklahoma, 10; Oregon, 8; Solitb
Carolina, 8; 9enncsiee, II; 8eros,
20; @iroinio, u; @isooniiu, l3;
g9eit 8irginio. 8.
1sor Jiooieoelt Sainois, %;
Soma, f3; annias, 10; @Iic6iaan,
Is; 9enniploauo, 3s; @oibinaton,
7.
8Or Gait 9Oubo. 4; 3t5oOe
SsIouo. 5; lltob, 1; germont, /;
8Domina, 3.
g9ilion pil oDertage Br9ilOenI0gr.
0ig6e0en neo 0emofratiif boaOe 9ie.
preientant9ls % Senot, ioo ban
bliper Stano til at iaa iat i8en.
nem al Oen SoUgiDain8, ban % oct
Oemofrati te Bartia 5erere anier
n6ObeuOig.
Oct repubIifarite Bart er al
DC Progresiioe iot til6aae / tre0ie
Stang. YieOens 9iepu6lifanerne be.
bol0t auoen glaos 9tem Dort Stat
og fontrolereoe &algnlaifineriet.
inotog be 9rogresipe anOen Blao5
i Oe ileite ouore Stater Get par
ierlig 6ilielOet SDoer, 5Oor
9iooieoelt lit ira to til iem 5tan.
mer ior guer, Der talteoes ror 6ait.
Soealiiterne faiteOe ct forboIosoia
itort 9lntol Stemmer ale 8egne, %
nogle af 5DOitaterne faiteOes flere
S1aHner ior @ugene y. De6s emo
for Eaft.
10 al % Stater, iom palgte @u-
oernerer, bar Der fun G, Der oaIgte
Jiepublifonere, nemlig ~ aan AZ,
Olinneiota, 9iep Sampibere, 9ibo0e
3slanO, South Dofota % g8iseon-
Jim, og 8aibimgton bIeo Der Dalgt
progresiip @uDernBr. De anOre eta.
ter en0og Diic6igan % Slanois,
Der itemte ior Gooieoelt ioin 9rp-
ii0enttnn0ioat polgte 0ernofrati.
lie @lIperngrer.
Den 10. 6s. oil oe 4Srogresiioe
bolSe WtgOe / Gbioago ior at organi.
iere iig. Dan Oerter, at JtOoieoelt
oil tage Del, og at gartiorganiia.
tionen oil bIipe giort permanent.
greiioent Gait bar ira Ginciiina-
I'll noiteo ct Oprab til 9lepublifaner.
ne ON at orgnniiere fig.
st ienere OperIlag gioer @ilion
d0O gao ,,IN giict,t,ttar noo{pi,eft
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08
9nr0e1t rntGot.


lnrNPtt rmu0t.
gnglon08 Brenriernlinaiter 2lS-
quit6 erfIere0e forleoen, at @ng-
lon05 Sitting i 9aIfanfrigen bar
Itrengt neutral.
Gen troo0l0ie lln0eriogelestonli-
te i @ngInr0 be9pnOer line llnOer-
iooeIier nnite llge ifrioeS Der oen
"A. DIT, me0 2If6erin9en al en-
Mnng0e 8ioner.
StronOet 9osiogerOomper. &o-
fio, 81 Oftober. Sra 8laoitpoitof
telegraferes bertil: 0on1peren $50
an 0iora" ne0 Bosiogerer ira oct
j tran8li6riife 5nrtigtog om 9orO er
Saa9e itran0et pna ell 9 6 0dl
ipo for 9looimoitof. 45aSiogerer-
he er uitoot 6lepen louOiat.
Gen 6piOe Slape6on0el. 9rilSiel,
q. 0ftober. Zen internotionoGe
aonfercnce til 9efgmpelie al 8ige-
6on0elen er Gag trao0t iununen
6er; 0en5 0p9abe er at trpffe 6or-
bere0eler til Den &ongres, Der ifal
afbol0e9 nnite 2lnr 2on0on. 15u-
ititanliniiteren 6oo oe 3elegqre0e
&eIfonm1en
UtiQionprerneS @aper. 8aris,
II 0fto6er Qforgenblooene me0-
Defer, at Den anerifanife 0}iQionpr
Singer pootenfer / @5ariS at opret-
te ct SnItitut for pi0enifobelige lln-
0eri5geier 2igbe0 maO 9tocfefel-
Iers Snititut Stem 9orf. 25piti-
tlltet o.l fao Suoe / oct j 92pf6e-
Den al 8ari5 liggen0e Slot 9ele-
oue, iom Ginger bar fe6t.
@onierootio @algieir Q}onngua,
geionroguo, 4. g6oo. Zen tonieroa-
tine Siite Dar 0en eneite, iom 6leo
ItiQet O}arfen oeo 9tationaloolget.
Gen nli0lertioiae @rGiiOent, 9loolfo
0ia5, og 6ernanoo Solor3an0o, iom
ior ct 2lar ii0en palgte5 iom @ice-
pr9iioent faareoes beu5ol05pi5 Iom
9ruii0ent og &,cepr9ii0ent. 9e
aonierootipe ii00er in0e me0 a6o-
Tut 6lertal.
Qiarotto. ]la6ut, 2t 0fto6er.
Gen flpocnoc aoloune @ue0Oon 6ar
De ii0ite Gage i forIfeai9e aumpe
tilfoiet 0}aroffanerue ct 6ab al
1000 o60e og ianreOe.
SllItanen bar 6olot lit 6pittoeligc
l5notog Der san mo0toge9 al Sc
neraIreiioent 2ialiteD og 6ilites mcO
5u6eI al 9efoltniugeu.
aanoOiif 0}iniiterfrie Zen fo-
noOtife 8remernliniiter 9orOen bar
5ir90ag oen -. 0ft. ooerraft Sc
nerolg1Derngrel Brinien al Gon-
nou95t 0liniiteren ior offentIige
2lrbeioer 0toufS 2lfIfeo56egurina,
Der 6leo 6eDil8et. O}onf treffer ii9
til6oge, foroi ban bar ouifet oct
fanaoiTfe 5Ioo0eprograu forela0t
GoI9erne, me0ens 9or0en bar aniet
bette for une0penOigt
9nlaene til 9ligS0mnaen Der.
lin, 81 0ftober. Oil o@ois. Bet"
tele9naieres ira St. 8eter5borg:
9alamouO5poIoene til ]fi9@ormoen
er M en0te i De fleite @uoernemen-
ter Nj Oc &al0mGuo, 6pis 4}ar
tiiorbe feu0eS, er 1861 @girc, 407
9totionoliiter, 387 Oftobriitcr, 5O6
Notwithstanding, 4t2 0}eolemmer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

9Sernboneitrife. Ottoipa, Ont,
8. 91oo. lSIere SltiinOe 5SlrnftionG'
rer poo COMEDIAN %acific 9onen
Der er beifeftioet / lraotoeparte.
mentet og 9anen5 aontorer og
ttG6erer Canadian BROTHERHOOD of
Roillpop GmplopeS" gif poo Strife
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

st ienere Operilag gioer g9ilion
400 gnlgnonOsitemmer, JiooieOelt
SO, Saft 12 og 26 tuipliomne eller
nafgiorte 'Stemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

9olaene til 9figSomnaen Der
lin 81. Oftober. Oil o@oiS. 3e.t."
telearaieres ira ct. 8etcr5bora
@ol9mauOSpoI9ene til gfigsolmoen
er M eu0te i De fleite @uoernemen-
ter Nj Sc @algmnuo, 6pis 4}ar.
tiiorbe fen0eS, er 1864 Sojrc, 407
9}utionoIiiter, 387 Oftobriitrr, 5OG
Notwithstanding, 4t2 0}eolennter
al oct Observation-Disclosures
I'll, 3St Heprpientanter for oe poer.
lggoaen0e lgautier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

gnglonOs Brenliernliniiter 9ts-
quit6 erflereoe forIeOen, at @ng.
Ian05 Stain9 9alfantrigen bar
itrengt neutral
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

Den 10. os. oil 0e Frogresiioe
bolOe WtgOe Gbioa9o ior at organi.
iere iig. Dion Derter, at Jtooieoelt
oil tage Del, og at 4Sartiorganiia.
tionen oil bIiDe giort permanent.
grGiiOent Gait bar ira Gincinno.
ii fOiteo ct Oprab til 9iepublitaner.
ne ON at orgnniiere fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

Gen troo0loie lln0eripgeleston1i-
tie @ngIa1r0 6egpnOer line timber
iogelier nnIte llge, ifrioe5 Der 0en
"a. DIT, me0 2lf6erin9en al en-
D}nng0e 8i0ner.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-05-16
MORE MEMENTOES
FOR PUBLIC PARK
Articles Recovered From the Wreck
Of the BattIeship Maine.
FROM REAR ADMIRAL FLETCHER
Two Six-inch Armor Piercing Shells
and Two Bronze Battle Covers
for Air Ports Secured by For
mer Oskaloosa Boy.

Oskaloosa is to receive number
of mementoes of the battleship Maine.
A letter written by Rear Admiral
Frank F. Fletcher, was received this
morning by Mayor s. V. Reynolds
telling of the gift to the city of Oska'
loosa by the secretaries of the war
and the navy. The letter in full is
given below. The gift will meet with
public appreciation:
Navy Department, Washington, d.
c., May 10, 1912.-Dear Sir: There
have been shipped to you from the
Washington navy yard, prepaid, two
six-inch armor piercing shells and
two bronze battle covers for air ports
These articles We're recovered from
the wreck OF the Maine and assigned
to the city of Oskaloosa, Iowa, by
the secretaries of war and the navy,
in accordance with the act OF con
gress, passed December II, 1911, pro-
viding for the distribution of certain
relics of the Maine, to municipalities
and military or naval societies.
The Maine was the second armored
vessel of modern navy built in this
country. Her battery consisted OF
four ten.inch guns, in two armored
turrets, six six-inch guns, seven six
Founders and eight one.pounders. She
was OF G64S tons displacement and
had speed of l7.45 knots.
In February, 1898, she visited Ha
vana, and while at anchor on the
evening of the 18th OF that month she
was blown up and sank, with loss o.
200 OF her officers and crew. The des
truction of the vessel was due TO the
explosion OF her magazines, the cause
of which remained in doubt until con
gress made an appropriation which
authorized the wreck 10 be exposed
to view for examination and 10 be re
moved from the harbor. The exam
nation OF the exposed wreck by 0
board OF experts disclosed condition
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ROCHESTER,

Master Harold Thompson, of Har-
vey, Iowa, is visiting his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Thompson.
Clarence Johnson has treated him
self TO a new auto.
Mrs. Tim Thompson visited Friday
and Saturday in Oskaloosa with Miss
Jane Thompson.
Will Broerman, the efficient steward
at the county home, with his wife and
little girls, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. George Harris.
Guy Taylor was an over night Wis
itOr Saturday in Oskaloosa
Miss Minnie Lichtenheld, of Oska.
loosa, and Mrs. Oswandle and Miss
Florence visited Friday at the Thos.
Johnson home and enjoyed ride in
the new auto. '.
Rev. Roy f. Deadman, of the Chris
tian church at Oskaloosa, preached at
Union Chapel Sunday.
The crops are looking fine. The re-
cent rains are just what is needed.
Corn nearly all planted.
Harry Stinecamp and wife attended
the funeral of cousin near Leighton
last Sunday.
Miss Edna Burdick left for home
near MOravia. Monday.
The Rochester school closed Friday
with a picnic and the following pro-
gram:
Song. =.
Decentralization BOles.
Song-Jennie McCombs.
Recitation-Mabel Okey.
Recitation--Frank Johnson.
Dialogue" Babies" by fiva
girls.
observation-disclosures Johnson.
Recitation-Claud Dixon.
RecitatiOn-Anna Myrtle Johnson.
Dialogue-"Counting Your Chickens
Before They Are Hatched," by three
boys.
Recitation-Leslie Johnson.
RecitatiOn-Mabel Blakeley.
RecitatiOn-Elmer Johnson.
Song, MY Heart is Still Waiting
For You"-Ienet George, Trix Barnes,
Alice Blakeley.
INSTRUMENTATION Johnson.
RecitatiOn-Jennie McCOmbS.
ecitaton--Beulah Stinecamp
Dialogues Slang" by Grace Boles,
Anna Myrtle Johnson, Mabel Okey,
Mabel Blakeley, Bessie Okey and
Roy Stinecamp.
Song-Viola and Emile Moody, from
the Greedy school.
May II. Joe.
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which led to the belief that the ships
magazine had been ignited by an eX
terror explosion in the form of a
mine under the bottom of the ship
The dififilcult engineering problem
removing this wreck of the Maine
from the horbor was successfully car.
ried out by the army engineers, and
the wreck was tOwed to sea on March
25th, 1912, under q naval escort and
with flag flying she was sunk off
Havana harbOr in the Gulf stream in
over six hundred fathoms Oh water
while national salute of twenty-one
guns was fired from the naval vessels.
The two six-inch projectiles recOv
cred from the wreck and assigned to
the city OF Oskaloosa, were manufac.
tured in this country in 1895. They
are made of forged crucible steel and
machined down to a diameter of 5.96
inches, with an ogival pointed head.
An annular score is cut near the base
of the projectile and into this is press.
ed the copper band which is forced
into the rifling of the gun when the
projectile Is fired. After machining
to exact form. allowing a tolerance OF
only two hundredths of an inch, the
pointed end of the projectile was har.
dened by a secret process. The weight
of the projectile was one hundred
pounds and ii was intended to be
fired from the gun at velocity of
2,100 feet per second, the twist of the
rifiing in the bore of the gun giving
it 40 revolutions per second around
its axis in fight.
With this velocity of 2.100 feet per
second, the projectile would pierce
about twelve inches of wrought iron.
Its range would be about six miles.
The powder pressure in the gun
required to give II this velocity would
be fourteen tons per square inch.
The two bronze discs are known as
air port covers and are fitted for use
over the dead lights when the ship
goes into battle, SO as to screen all
lights from showing outward.
Hoping the people of Oskaloosa may
find interest in these relics from the
wreck of the battleship Maine,
Very sincerely yours,
(Signed r. +. FLETCHER,
Rear Admiral u. s. Navy
Hon. s. V. Reynolds, Mayor of os.
kaloosa, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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where he lived until his death. Uncle
Jim Griggs, as he was known by his
many friends and neighbors, lived a
quiet, unselfish life, always ready to
lend helping hand to those in need
and impart a kind and helpful word
10 those in trouble. He was men,
Der OF the Humes Post No. IA. The
funeral service was held at the home,
Sunday afternoon, by Rev. S. G..
Rohrbough, of the What Cheer NJ. f.
church The G. A. r. attended the
service in a body and acted as pail
bearers, having charge of the service
at the grave He was laid to rest in
the Rice cemetery in Mahaska county,
Iowa.
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EODYVLLE ETCH|NGS
JOE FRY AND DAUGHTER HAVE
MARROW ESCAPE AS BRIDGE
FALLS lN-MoTHERS DAY Oh
SERVED IN M. e. CHURCH..

Eddyville, May 10.
Mrs. N. S. Bradield went to Keokuk
Saturday for two weeks visit with
her parents, Mr. and Is. c. Bonham
Miss Alya Jackson and Mrs. Edith
Jones who assisted Rev. Cochran
during the protracted meetings held II
Eddyville some time ago. have re.
turned for a weeks visit with friends.
Thomas Bible and family moved
this week from the Vance property to
the tenant property of Joe Roberts
on North Second street.
Frank Epperson returned Saturday
from a business trip to Chicago.
Clarence Miller who has employ
ment in Abba came over Friday and
attended the Senior LASS play Friday
evening.
F.. w. Fails, of Spencer. is visiting
relatives and friends in Eddyville
this week.
Miss Bessie Funk came home from
Pennington and spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Emma Funk.
o. e. Franklin had the misfortune
to run a needle in his hand Saturday.
He was taken to Ottumwa and by the
aid of the X.Ray the needle was 10.
Gated and removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison who have been
spending the week at the parental
VIM Allison home in Eddyville, re.
turned to Ottumwa Sunday evening.
Senator Kenyon spoke to large
audience at the opera house in Eddy.
vile Saturday evening. On account
of the bad weather many farmers
were unable to attend but the meet
ing was an enthusiastic one.
Fl. G. True went to Eldora Satur.
day for few days visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Clara Lattimer.
Mothers Day was observed in the NJ.
e. church in Sunday evening. DR.. N.
s. Bradfield superintendent of the
Sunday school had charge of the pro.
gram. Several papers and pslams
were read paying tribute to the moth.
ers of the past and present. Excellent
music was rendered by the choir and
instrumental selections were greatly
enjoyed.
While Joe Fry and daughter were
driving home from Ottumwa Saturday
evening they met with quite serious
accident. As they were crossing the
creek near the Newell farm the bridge
fell in. throwing the horse, buggy,
Mr.. Fry and daughter into the water.
They were taken out by the aid OF
neighbors and escaped without serious
injury.
Ed Shields was business caller In
Oskaloosa Monday.
Clarence Miller and Harold Salsy,
of Knoxville, Arthur Chichester, of OF
tumwa, Grant Charles and Iva Jenkins
OF Frederic, and VIM. and Grace
Barnes. OF Cuba. were recent guests
at the j. s. Miller home.
Mrs. Charles Switzer went to Al
bia Monday TO visit her sister.in-law.
Mrs. j. Boden.
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Sent Out OF Town.

San Diego. May 15.-Special: Emma
Goldman. queen OF the anarchists, was
prevented from holding meeting to-
day and placed on train and sent out
OF town. Ben Reitman, her manager.
was taken from hotel, tarred and
feathered and forced TO kneel and
kiss the flag, after which he was
placed on an outgoing train.