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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

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boor oi 1T 2op til enOnn en- Song
fer pan Soro at meOes meo ioo
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bun beilutteoe at rriie.
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3llni efter @nostienciten begpnote
ri "a nor Reiie ira NarciiS % an.
tom aI. 10 ON aftenen til Gom.
eli BLUFFS, oct Ste0, boortiI ina
menee fore N}inoer ira Stuoenter.
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at bare ooernottet / 6. g. Senoag
Scat oireiite oi me6 Il. g. 8anen ira
Omaha Monoag Mi00no % anfom
til SeIma, California 3orsoag
Morgen Den 20. sunni; oa Der /
6resno 60, Dor isrite arbeios.
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len 5resno.
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hagen oen T.. oq pe0 fIere Aftenme.
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te Msoer, ii9r 4. SuIi CO Ssn6o9;
foruoen De gomIe pante Aniigter
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nnfommen ira on6re @gne, ii6en
pi iorloo eugene.
Nai, ia nj IptteIige og bel er
biemme igen, tanfer ri me0 @I90e
poa 5uren. Get par / SUM Roo.
neo Is Aar, iioen ri fsrite Sang
reite til California for at optoae
@%erningeu i Ben lille Renigbe0 |
Cotton; naor oi MI Ter Den 5rein.
gang. Tom er ifet banoe ! 0enne og
De andre Meniobe0er pno 9eitfp-
item, 6oor er Der 90 @rino til at
iige Serren Got for al bans 0ao0e
% 9rofaitbeO.
0o ri life fan operfomme al fri.
be til bper enfeIt, ienOer ri gennem
oisie 2inier en- f9rIig SiIien %
9of for @pitiribeo oe Somper til
BrgitefoIfene % @ennerne ! Selmo,
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.gen ON at &errens 0nn6e og Del.
ii9ueIie fremoeles mao bpiIe ooer
Qrgitebiem og Nenigbe0er.
Marcns, Sa., ben 30. Suli 1912.
e. 6n5musen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

reoe. Sob taller ON nogen, .bnis
6aob itof brittle % bois Glib er
.iom SpInoeIo9p" Is, f4)l Spin.
oeIpap er fuuitiGroigt % int; men
oct isnoerripes af Stormen %
on0re Magter. SoaIe0es fan ct
pontro Qfenneife liz Ell 9Gooerfop
ipiuoe iia ct 0oob no At lie ieIo %
line egne 9rpmme; BET fan oare
fintipmoet % funitipr0igt ionmen-
iot men set pil blpie bort / d.
oens alporIige Gime. Get oil gao
Dem iom aongeisnnen N6ioIon, Do
bons Ri0eoDr lob fra BAN, me0ens
RDtteren blep bGngen0e ! ErGets
bunoreOe Creme. Set foripngeIige
6oo5 oil iGp % Iaoe i'm giernuno /
Stiffen til at omfomme. gn oonif
4igter faIote engang Ben SIoas
6oab oet aoiteifoft, ban life piIoe
rioe paa." Rel nor moa bope ct
Sod6 meo 9prefraft /. Scr bpn0
en- iorpint SieI engone ifreo:
Seq fan eli orsmme, ei iope DOT,
: 6ierte og Sierne BET brnier;
DIN 5ro er roffet, nit 6nob er
0eOt,
Suobil0ning ei mer MIC beruier;
Den 6oor lea 9oar,
6or gie itoar
Mia aors og Sanr
"a aGmpen. iom6ierterne fnuier. q"
Ieriom ou. min Qpier, bar neret
ct forfpngeIiet Saab, noeet sober.
fopipnro, oa gi6 oct moatte gnn oia,
ION set off bom, ser ifrep De on.
isrte 2inier, ioo oit foIife Soob fan
Be-, % 0u mac bIipe eorii ira Din
egen Sn0biIonings 9eruielie. 90
er oct Ifet, 6a peno Dit 2ie moo
apmpen Seius ira Noiaret, ie pon
bans aors. Snor. Opitanoelie %
GER, os oa oil ban etpe Dig ret
leOen0e Saab." III oil 0a furne
mooto9e Den 0ptanones Oro: SEQ
Ieper, .og ) ifuae leoe;;" Seq er
0pitan6eIien % 2ipet." Do er
ariitus blepen port 9aabs 8runo.
ooIo. ga inor man ben Ipie lloiigt
til @enipn fife / Rem 9orf men
hiemme oct M Seruinlem.
) 0onmarf Ioo en- pl6re troenoe
Rnno poo fit Os6sIeie. Sra Bet
te me6 epigbeoen for 2ie in9oe
ban: o6riif Mo0l 81 moo oI0rig
ie en- Stri6sman6 ioriogt. Sorg
og Sui bsrer 6iemme / 9snfam-
meret. gaoar ieg ifnI begrooes, ifaI
BET life opre en- Sorgeieit, men en-
@Ia6eieit. &pilte 5ubeltonerl Get
er @enfGone al ct Iepen6e Sno6.
On Oeenoe 9pifer ingOe: Set er
let at 81, naar man peo. at ariitus
er 6e6 for os." Oct er i0en oct
leoen0e 6oab, iom iorIpiter iie !
arihts.
Bort 6aab er ei paa 0remme bp9t,
5 2uften Ell oct iuaoer;
Men boiler poa @u6soroet trpet
80 pon, boo0 6iertet frpper;
Get 6anb ON 9io og SoIiebeO
s Serrens Cps % 8errens 6reO
I'll Simlen op os bpoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

aoitbnr lutberif airfe. NisiOu.
riipno6ens Menigbeo, @race luther.
ffe afrfe, / Ct. 2ouis, Mo., bar M.
Zig Iogt &ierneitenen til en- M STR.
fe, iom er beregnet til at fOite Oper
100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

Oct turoe bore al Snteresie for
bore 91rere at fe fsleenoe, iom ito.
Iieere arof. 81. R. geitereoaro peo
Sfolen | 1es Woines ifriper ! yaors
oe 5fierne": rMeoens Der | Dan.
mart bsres aloge oper, at en- Ion.
Iie flor Bart al 3siffoIeungoommen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

Woo 3iemlnnOets elife0e StronOe.
5 Sfarer oan6reo ira Siemmet oi
no,
Sum iattig pao Sub, = men Ri
itolte paa @uo
90 paa ct 9or trnftige Senoer.
ct r2pfte poa Reiien," = 5oroeI
til Dor Wo'er, =
@ar gpIten emo lille, DOG 1oren onr
itor,
Com oper bner RoOenng ippnoer.
Get bar Den SIaes 5oIf, iom reiite
bort
% tog anmpen op / De fierne @gne,
gleo ipre0te iom aoner for 8in6en.
Mooife Rpgeen bIep froaet oe frret
ain6en,
MooTfe en- og nn0en al os mnotte
iegne,
Roar aoeet. ri bar pna, bIeo alt
for bonrot.
81 Dor Hot, ri bor itriot, Ri Dor
boret Dor Arm
Snort / 8pernes 3rooIbeo, 6obrif.
fernes 2orm,
90 mart pno De pi6titrafte Slet.
fer
9oor foroum fun RsObuoen iotte
fit Spor.
Snr pi biuIpet at 6prfe Den me
Serb
fremtrp1e %fruetbore gIetter.
Nen bet bar ei oItib ben ilogne
gei; -
Dog aompen oe 1renesIen ri
pn0ieoe ell
Sfgnt mdn1t ct 3nnb mnotte brittle.
Ne0 neonplet SeigbeS, meo ufpqf.
fet Woo
Sor pi fnmpet os fremaS. BOB for
5oo
WoO MooIct, pi ei oiIbe mite.
Oct WnnI er nooet, = pi bar toaet
Stang
glnn6t be beoite oeroore, bort Ropn
bar en- aIone,
Com fun fnn hnr formnnet nj bin6e.
gi blen goreere FRO, iulate oonbcts
eff.
Wen alente BOG life ct giebIit
ri nar 3onife Der inherit inbe.
6erfor ibo1 -
@nnr Der ct Pirft oner gon6e
Oct er be 5itiinbc Sierter, Tom
bnnfer.
Oct er be 2~ufin0ers frrfioe Tonfer,
Der FIpper mob Siemranocts strnn.
be.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

Roor qa'trus bsuusnbsr 10 til Roll, Der
opertereri Blabet .entsu tor Of tsbe bos bsnl
saer for al foo Cpinsniuo ON bet opertersbs,
bebes Z, aItib omtals. at % iao apertisiss
meptst I bette glob. let ril pare til nsns
Chg putts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06
fsra R9bilo=g arfens
Suersiuelie.

0onif.omerifnnit RationaIports
aontor. 1875 6ulton aoe., Chico.
ga. .. aia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06
3roloq.

Ter aaor ct But ooer 8anO-
Set er 6e Iuiin6ers f9rIi9a 9onfer
Get er De 8uiin6e 6ierter, Der banter
moo 5iemlnn0ets elifeoe StranOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

Entered at Blair Postoffce az second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

q 9ilfalbs a. rrsoslmasfebeb,r rsb
Wobtooelisn bebes man tlnss til bet feblies
8ofpoYsr. Sfulbe bet life binlpe. tsbes
mon benpsnb. fs til aGaniisrtH" q
Rentnr.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-21
BECKER To De
FIRST TRIED
Of SLAYER
B 4 ND
District Attorney Now Arrang-
ing Evidence Against the
Indicted Policeman.

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-District At
torney Whitman spent most of his time
today in arranging his evidence for the
trial Of Lieutenant Charles Becker who.
with six others, was indicted for the
murder of Gambler Herman Rosenthal
Becker will be the first of those in
dicted to be placed on trial.
The district attorney also was inter
ested in dispatch from Detroit which
stated that another Rosenthal suspect.
believed to be either "Gyp the Blood"
HoroWtz or Lefty Louie Rosenberg,
was under arrest there. When arrested.
the Detroit prisoner had in his pos
session many newspaper clippings re-
latng to the Rosenthal case.
A thorough investigation of charges
of graft in connection with the Rosen-
thai case will be started early in Sep
TENDER. when Supreme Court Justice
John w. Golf opens an eXtraordinary
term Of the supreme court.
According to the plans of Justice Golf
and District Attorney Whitman today,
a sweeping John Doe" graft investiga-
ton will be started at the beginning of
the session. Al the end of the second
week the inquiry will probably be sus-
pended so that one of the alleged mUr-
derers can be placed on trial for his
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-21
CURFEN LAW
To Rid CITY
Of STREET
GAM|NS
Citizens and Probation officer
Will Ask Council to Revive
Old Ordinance.

The curfew law is to he revived in
Atlanta to rid the streets of wander
ing boys and girls fond of late hours.
Backed by prominent citizens and
with the cooperation Of Chief Proba-
ton Officer W. ". Tindali H. J. Hy-
man, president of the Jewish Educa-
tiona Alliance and J. Jacobs director
in the Federation Of Jewish Societies,
will submit data for the required ordi-
nance to City Attorney Mayson. 1t is
expected that the ordinance will be
drawn for presentation to the. council
at it's next meeting
The new law will require that good
little boys and girls-and bad ones-be
abed by Q o'clock A night proUI around
the streets of Atlanta showed so many
youngsters keeping owl-like hours that
hurry-up action was decided upon.
The Investigators had long talks with
newsboys and other Youngsters. and
collected mass of information. In
many instances conditions at home were
blamed for the Youngsters being out. 1t
was found also that many newsboys
spent the earlier hours of the evening
al moving picture shows.
The Investigators We're amazed to
find a number of little girls among the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-21
Seelig Rounded Up
Gang For Killing.

Testimony is said to have been given
the grand jury that it was Big Jack
Seelig who secured the paid killers for
Becker when the latter concocted his
attack in the plot to put Rosenthal out
of the way. Harry HOroWitz, Lefty
Louie" Jack sullivan and "Dago Frank
Cirofci We're rounded up and taken to
a Rockaway Beach rotel a week be
fore RosenthaI was killed. All were
well supplied with money and were APP
ferod to get" Rosenthal
Samuel Spielberger clerk Of the no
tel. according to this report. told the
grand jury that the party spent the
time apparently waiting for a message
fnnln NHAN Nnnk
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-21
THE WEATHER

Local thunder showers tonight or
hursday; slightly cooler, Tempera-
lures: q. M. 81 deqrees: 10 a. M,
81 degrees; Y noon. SO degrees;
p. m., II degrees.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-21
Fielder Reported
Slightly in Lead.

Fielder and Jones are breaking nearly
even on the attorney generalship fight,
with Fielder a slight favorite.
Britain is getting the better of it in
the school commissionership race, al
though Beck is running strong in sec
tions.
Lindsey and Patterson seem listed to
win ina the prison commiSsioucrship
miN-up
Augustus q. Bacon is safely in the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-21

lead throughout the state over n. H,
Perry, for the United States senate.
Perry is running surprisingly well in
spots. nevertheless. and undoubtedly
should get large popular vote.
Reports from the four congressional
races are astonishinely inconcusive. In
no one Of them is victory for any one
definitely or even approximately as
sured
Even in the Tenth where William II.
Flemiue's recent retirement seemed to
indicate a rather tame election, county
after county is showing a heavy vote
for the Augusta man whose name APP
pears on the ticket, Notwithstanding his
withdrawal. 1t, seems probable. how
ever. that Hardwick will win out
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-21

Reports TO The Georgian, from
its various correspondents, bear
out those same correspondents
former estimates. Gubernatorial-
ly, everything seems coming the
Atlanta man S way.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
4 MOST UNIQUE CONFERENCE
ALL DENOMINATIONS WILL BE
REPRESENTED At MEETING.
Problems Of Church and Country Life
to be Discussed at Grin.
nell Tomorrow.

Grinnell, Nov. 6.-An important and
rather unique church conference will
be held here on Thursday, Nov. Z,
when the college holds a conference
of all the ministers of every denomi-
nation in this district to consider
the problem of church and country
life. The principal speaker Of this
convention is to be DR.. W. Fl. Wilson,
superintendent of the department of
church and country life OF the Pres
byterian churcn. New York City. DIR.
Wilson has spent many years in super
intending surveys to determine the
position of the church in rural conf
munities and his investigations have
also been influential in the settlement
'of churches by the home mission
boards of all denominations.
Other well known speakers of the
conference will be DR.. Steiner, who
will speak at the conference luncheon,
and Prof. w. L. Bailey, assistant pro-
lessor of political economy in the col.
lege. The address of Professor Bail
ey will be on the question of munich.
pal improvements.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Nov 6.
HOGS-Market opened slow and 5
@10c lower than yesterdays average.
Mixed and butchers, $7.51@S.00: good
to choice $7.60@S.O5: rough heavy
s7.35d7.55: light $7.4OG795; York.
'ers $7.s0@7.90: bulk $7.70@7.9S; pigs
$4.7566.90. Clearance yesterday poor.
CATTLE-Market opened steady TO
l0c lower. Beeves $5.30@l0.75; cows
and heifers $2.75@7.40; westerns $3.50
1920; native calves $6.50@10.50.
SHEEP.-Market opened steady to
a shade lower Sheep $3.5064.65:
western sheep $5.6O64.65: yearlIngs
$4.70@5.90; lambs $5.50@7.40; west.
ern lamb s$5659I25; ewes $4,000
4 40.
Hogs closing active and more steady
TO q shade higher than early. Mixed
aud butchers $75O6s.O5; good to
choice $7GO@S.10; rough heavy 1895
6 7.;t Hight Hight 81 49aGS77 49, Workers
$7.S0179O; bulk S7.70@795; pigs
$4.7566.90.
Cattle closing dun and mostly Toe
lower.
Sheep closing steady TO shade lower.
Official receipts yesterday: Hogs
ll.955; cattle 4,724: sheep 1889.
Official shipments yesterday; Hogs
sal: cattle S5S; sheep 1901.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
DOCTORS MAY
LOCATE HERE

Two of the United Doctors staff
have been in Oskaloosa for 4 few
days looking over the field with the
object of locating one of their world
famous medical institutes here.
These specialists have old estab'
lished Institutes in q various cities
throughout the middle west, but have
none located in this immediate vlcin.
ity. 1t is probable that OskaloOSa
may be favored with their new cen.
trail Iowa institute.
Heretofore patients living in Iowa
who wished to consult the United
Doctors have been obliged TO make
long trips, either to Omaha, Neb., or
Des Moines, Iowa, so Doctors Hunt
and Morrison have been looking over
Ottumwa, Keokuk and other Iowa
cities in order to find the most desir-
able location.
While being shown around the city
these doctors have expressed IL ksseeiiE!
admiration for Oskaloosa and it is
hoped they may decide to locate here
in preference to the other cities men.
toned.
The United Doctors-as the name
implies-is an association of medical
experts who have made the study OF
the treatment and cure of chronic
diseases their life work. These spe.
cialists have formed a new system OF
medicine, which consists in embrac.
ing all that is good in the. differnet
schools of medicine, and rejecting the
bad, hence the name United.
This United system" has met with
marvellous success in their various in
stitutes and has made their reputation
worldwide. They now have insti.
tutes established in Michigan, Indiana
Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska, all OF
which are firmly established and pros,
porous. The thousands OF cures they
have made-some OF which were lit.
tie short of miraculous-in case OF
chronic and deep seated diseases, has
excited comment both from press and
pulpit, and attracts patients from all
over the country.
More information in regard to these
doctors will appear in the near future
If they do decide to locate here it will
be a great boon 10 the sick, as they
can secure the benefit of this wonder
full new system OF treatment without
long, tedious journey away from
home
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
MANY PEOPLE IMAGINE

that in procuring glasses a specialist
will charge more than they would
pay in shops or stores. .
AS a rule this is true, but Prof.
Wayne Arnold will charge you much
less. WHY? Because the Mayne
Arnold Optical Co. buys from factO-
ries which would not sell direct to
anyone else in Mahaska county, thus
saving the profits of the iobbing
house and cost of the high salaried
drummer.
More than half the people you
meet wearing glasses have procured
them from Mayne Arnold. Those
who have not have paid from double
to half a dozen times more than he
would have charged them, quality
considered.
The amount you save at the Mayne
Arnold Optical Co. is not few paltry
cents, but many good round dollars
Never Less Than Five,-and from
that up.
Prof. Mayne Arnold, older in years
than any other man in the profess
sion, more years in practice and eX-
eprience, and who in the grand ag.
gregate has benefited more eyes than
any optician in the worlds history.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
THE SEWERS NEWS
PocAHoNTAS LODGE HOLDS ICE
CREAM SOCIAL FIRST QUAR-.
TERLY CONFERENCE HELD ON
SUNDAY EVENING.

Sewers, Nov 5.--Mrs. Phillip Pratt
went to Flagler last Tuesday. Her
father is lying at the point of death.
The Pocahontas Lodge held an ice
cream social at the. w. NJ. w. of A.
hall on Halloween. The writer has
not learned the outcome of 1t.
Mrs. John b. Perrier who has been
to Colorado for several weeks return.
ed last Monday. She says that she is
going back to join her husband John
B. Perrier at Louisville, Colo. Mr..
Perrier is out west for the benefit of
his health.
There was a republican rally at
Sewers on Tuesday, the 80, when the
Hon. L. A. Johnson, of Lisbon, de-
livered powerful address on the
issues of the day. Mr.. Johnson Is a
very strong and forceful speaker. He
discussed the political issues of the
present campaign from republican
standpoint William Mabie, Esq, pre-.
sided over the meeting.
Henry Pratt, age years, with other
hltlC pOSS anu BlliS were play lilS
base ball. While running after the
ball he fell over his little sister and
broke his color bone. The little fellow
is doing as well as can be expected
Tom Roney's shack was burned to
the ground Friday afternoon. The
cause of the fire was the coal oil stove
exploded.
The Ladies' Aid Society had a good
attendance last Thursday afternoon,
the needles were kept busy sewing
carpet rags.
The yoke Bearer" Baraca Bible
class had seventeen to answer the roll
call at the meeting held at the home
of Brother and Sister banks. r. c..
Davis presided. Miss Alice Pratt sec.
reary and Herman Perrier instructor
The first quarterly conference was
held on Sunday evening, Nov. 3. Rev.
G. w. L. Brown d. S. was present and
preached an able discourse. The
Sacramento service followed. The
business of the quarter was going in.
everything and was satisfactory.
J. A. p.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
EDDYVLLE ACTIONS
EDDYvlLLE DEFEATS AGENCY AT
BASKET BALL 20 TO 10-WilL-
lam A. ROBERTS DIED SUNDAY
MORNING, NOVEMBER 3, 1912.

Eddyville, Nov. 5.-Marion Johnson
of Belleville, Kansas, and VIM. Con
diff, of Republic, Kansas, were recent
guests at the home of their uncle, A
Stuber
Mrs. Eva Baker, of Oskaloosa, spent
Saturday in Eddyville at the bedside
of her mother, Mrs. Riggs.
Bert Roberts was business caller
in Douds Leando Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Carson. of St Louis, ar
rived Monday for visit with her
mother, Mrs. Cooper. -,
Ed Rowe, of Fort Scott, Kansas, Is
visiting this week AT the parental l.
A. Rowe home.
A. b. Epperson spent Sunday with
his father at Colfax.
! An interesting game of basket bal
was played here. The Eddyville high
school team played against the Agen'
cy team and the game resulted In 4
score Of 90 to 10 in favor OF Eddy
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Spears, OF Knox.
vile, spent Sunday in Eddyville visit
ing relatives.
! Howard Norman, who has been
working in the northern part Of the
state during the past six months. re.
turned to Eddyville Saturday.
William A. Roberts died at his home
In Eddyville Sunday morning at 900
O'Clock, after an illness of six weeks
duration. Mr.. Roberts, although hav'
y ing lived in Eddyville only three
years, was closely allied with the
best interests of the community and
by his honest and upright life he be-
came prominent as a citizen. The
deceased was born in Cedana county
Ohio, Jan. %, 1910, and died Nov. 3
1912. He came to Iowa with his par
ents when four years of age and has
since lived the greater part of his life
on a farm near Dudley. He was mar
ried to Amanda f. Stuber, June 4
children Walter f. Roberts, living
west of Eddyville, and Bert Roberts
living at home. two grandsons, two
sisters, Mrs. Case Byrum, of Bidwell;
Mrs. Lent Van tossen, OF Ottumwa;
two brothers, Milton, of Bidwell, and
Almost, of Eddyville besides his wife
are left to mourn their loss. The fam.
lily has the sympathy of the whole
community in its bereavement. The
funeral will be held Tuesday p. m. at
two o'clock, from the Columbia church
and interment made in Columbia GENE
terry.
Mrs. Neva Garfield, OF Eldon, and
Mrs. Minnie Garfield, OF Ottumwa
spem Sunday in Eddyville visiting
their mother, Mrs. Florence Dunkle.
George Weber came down from
Grinnell Monday to visit his mother
and cast his first vote for president
Arthur Keene, of Moulton, was in
Eddyville Sunday visiting his sister
Mrs. A. c. Moore .....
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
Puzzle Made Plain,

Readers Of "Gullivers Travels" are
naturally brought up sharp when first
confronted by the word Houyhnhmn,
the name given to the half horse half
man creature. whose reasoning pover
Dean Swift makes so acute. The word
is obviously an attempt to spell out the
sound given by horses neigh-what
the philoiogists caR nomatopoeia-but
one hesitates to pronounce IL. An emf.
aent English authority-no less than
Prof Saintsbury-approyes Its pronun.
citation to rhyme with minim. and Il
has been so used in English verse. r..