davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-07

loam of friable structure excel for the
Baldwin. On the same soil conditions
Rome Beauty thrives farther south,
where the climate is little warmer.
Heavy silly loan or light silly clay
loan with similar subsoil brings a
good green" Rhode Island Greening,
but lighter soils such as fine sandy
loans and warm mellow loans excel
If high blush is desired.
Soils favoring the Hubbardston are
rich fine sandy loans, or heavy loamy
fine sands with subsoils of fine sandy
1oam or mellow loan.
For the Northern Spy and the
Wagner, a mellow medium loan
underlain by heavy loan or friable
light clay loan is desirable, but the
supply of humus and the application
of mountaineering fertilizers should
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-07

&
consists Of seventy-three pages of
printed material, a. large number of
Illustrations, and several maps show
ing the orchard production and orch
ard divisions Of this territory This
bulletin, may be had from the United
States department of agriculture,
Washington, D. c., as long as the de-
partment'sx supply for free distribu-
ton lasts.
Some of the interesting facts bearl
ing upon apple raising developed in
this bulletin are as follows The
climate of southern New England
is rigorous, but the seasons are of
sufficient length for the securing of
good crops, and seem especially favor
able for a long list Of varieties Of ap-
pies. It is important to select va
rieties that mature in the prevailing
length Of season. Barring low-lying
areas the climatic conditions Of the
whole state are well suited to apple
growing, though the character of the
5 fl uit varies with the kind of soil and
not improbably to some extent with
the range in climate. A Baldwin
grown on certain soil 1000 feet
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-07

be much greater for the II
than for the Nothern Spy.
The heavier OF the soils al
for the Baldwin seem pronhia
the Mcintosh.
For Tompkins King and
stein, an open-textured loan
than a fine loan. with subno]|
same or only slightly heavier
is preferred. While similar q
excellent for Ben Davis and (
is believed that these varitiea
be grown outside of New En
Both the Tompkins King Al
Northern Spy soils give good
with the Fall Pippin.
A deep rich loarny soil with
of at least medium porosity.
ferably q sandy loan, is excel
Roxbury.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-05-07
APPLES AND PEACHES
NAY Be RAISED HERE
sSlts Of Southern New England
Adapted to Those Fruits.

Washington, D. G., May 7.tsAs a re-
suit Of. an extensive study Of the soils
lin apple and peach orchards, the
bureau Of soils of the United States
department OF agriculture has issued
Bulletin 40, "Soils of Massachusetts
and Connecticut, With Especial Refer
ence to Apples and Peaches which
discusses tai detail the adaptability of
kdifferent types Of soils to different va
Srieties Of tree fruits. The bulletin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15

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htr QaM IA. t5m .hlam TaHtu'H 1as8
.m atasH. nak. 5t kfautt gt t.haHt,il
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haotith 0uatilgffn tt& 6aaif& WoB
q ta a8s tam 8lmiltH ioi mitb
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mit un& tiHtl Wit laungn Ella su 5rdns
sifn attnl'
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eitgut aglaun mds lueatu cid etuul
ga blue. rat uniu Solbatm obun 49,
III bitit BEN 5eiute he @ruhl'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15

ne tttlut W8ttf#EGH# 30
m iat r Ufra
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mos iri
81 ttt'BattftHk H8aaffs s1f
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fiu tintm 0tiiltttl. s8nn, mit hat 3bs
1tn mlm gtttboetHs onait rstdHsuP@
ariiiltt: .gttltoen libh battle fhsr
iiAlt baron aus3uiebeu Qtbabt.
pianif .Slbr ihmeihgibdftl4
Qriiltt: .gitif Ilbtl 1tg piHtn bod.
Bah gttboDtH i1ub mari"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15

&c balHafN NaffuiiH N sm mt
iAf talaift hm aab tli lHa i8Ha.
Pee Utlfsala lfistiis
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W mir Ii mfIHtr pstih Wt 10 Con a.
itbB BOT. baF lh IttH abaa atall
aHH Nafitnah mil btlaraet Hhi
"a Wal flhain uHb o Nth brlttu8 gft.
.ilHh btiW EFtikt iaal coma tan III mir.
5h bfautht autn G6abcaiaal' Sect
mir ahtr Bat 8om lommin. =
bab Il 6'laat slptuu en- an .G@ahni
alag wofIn barn fdbtn G. millammi
ahHtttr Aethofu unb Hntrttm 0untsi
ltabtt a'fd1jan nod paris. Dotl mtrf
ben hS Gtlat 10 ptrlan9i. 6cibnlih
ltdtn1 9abna oanu elti IN a aou3n,
ifaitanslaatr. tib mir IN Duaihlnnb a
3lpeat Wal bttihout bltibnl lluo bas
mtlgH g Gabna. bab a btutitu 6nai,
nader tsiutu -Gdaboaida" bal, iohbttn
fsahfHs sinsn gIappbuai 9dnott
is u nimmtt 6liebtn BET feline sert.@
.grapol 9cm baH D. ts b~sIoratl 6as
Ben bic anbtrsH btstilttrt seIdrittn.
aabtr neil ! Der oanjigt 6uatma6tr
bin in aa1Isn Gtdotl, III Il na6 elmer
sunbe bob ipieber tommen u menq
blaB NOR tr unb a psng 5itttrt BAT tr.
uno bab "a net 10 duigfal'n ID, Sat tr
lp0ttiId g'Idht bdjua. .aiIo Elm btuis
Iftt 6utmddtg librt ltinm .5habos
gfas", Ionesrn b6dfeus eintu Slapp9utl"
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Sans ri6tig!4 6ab brauf a'fagt.
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alappfut
.atio, bann etbtu Gle mir bait tintn
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SEPT bin | d6er Fuhtig fpotben. .aaIs
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farleen. sSapobI, gang ridtig a bsuts
fdet 6natmdhsr fibrt bodftens an
a~Inppbuat aber ! aum 8tiipieI fibr' a
todne iolhern, neil n bier J'tri niemanb
an fuIhern tauftl"
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glts lt sLsh e%atnsnlta.

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lg6 cr7dbl ibnl ME es lpar
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1onH iiHg' 10 nis GroBpapd
gt66 8ur 8ies6us b0ebishd,
9io@ arr 8iebaparmUHital
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15

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iuH isnNH $50 taft HHa Nf eH 500
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go etfH fuf aaH tiHNitN NNd
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&c titF u4Hfrr 8mN if8itHW8i
Efs HtiN raiiHii ft taA t|fgftiFai
& faenfH ftfnfri lttt Nahn,
4nti afiT Na Oct Hnl pfrHfsi
1anidi msih nuh lflr bff Eft1H
vic an @fbfi uie dn Scbfi.
~ DeRpra
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15

gloB. 6ausfrau; .g9n, Wlinn1, mas
.i4rei6t benn 9ein S4aB aits benz
Selbe3"
@ina: r@d, gndbige Grau, i6rsds
lid mub er fdmpfen; er I6reibt: n3uerIf
BADEN mir INNER gelaben unb gelhoTtn,
aber 8uleBt 6aben mir nur mod gef9ofs
ien!"
Die @t9tamtGi9en. 5err
Weier bonn freipiGigen 4utomobiltorps
ldnbet mad tpo4enIangem gtappenbienft
in StrdBburg unb beIu6t burt dlF iptnige
Minutsn feline 8erpanbten. sic haber
cine srOBe Reuisteit fiir ibn: es 1T mans
li4 Elm Selegrumm aus Berlin getommer,
baB Srau Meter gliidIid bon 8tpei geIuns
ben WGb4en ~entbunben porben lit.
s6m," meint 6err Mleier, lift bas bpm
@Olffiden Bureau beitdtigt2 5pnit its
S9pinbeI!"
&rtegssS petfentIrt
(Bas siebt Is 9eute gu sFsng)
@nten Gett, treffen tdgIid aus 5rantrei4
etn).
8obt lin ensIiidsn gIdttern anfsendrm).
8o1nen (bldu, in Spunbdu eegoiisn, b.
bardidIdgenb. Grfolg).
Rippeipeer mad beutf4er %ltIdnendrtl.
&lopie (tdgIih i'm Often utb @eiien).
y nit 4apern (ruiiii4er Saiff).
Quflduf (auf beutide Mtnen).
Gridte DER Sriplezgntente).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15

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1910 lt Mtti
sai m.af @jlth ifei 10 tt.
f bt gl t ttafH NslaliH ta.
m
auat Win im btfHtHI 1h1t
t raHlH faf sdF Gin tn6tbH} ~
mubi teA Etlam Haaltitt daltiami
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15
,ap ipieIen mir nal bic mouofaens sonatel"
nnD NiGsIai qirolalenitid iaate ppd .

Sin aeialg'ner 0llijeftpenar1l
6rla; aNieber belii6ef SeIn,
Ab bite, f1g' MIR Dpa einildl,
Db bnlb glHtperpeH idqt2e
etlitfucrpen iiel Imdn ldnglt, iieii sobn,
9ls eS ole Drummer roAl
ggete2 gSas3 glniiperpfli Dabt Sbr t1oH2Y
un6 Niiol0i iasie oo0
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20 mod TO mir nidts o'rais.
50 tDtiet 9n1 NIT Stli1tpf mo SiieI
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Qabd, mir babeu Gottt ulo Btot
limo 6leli6 In Mleuge lodi"
gaAte2 yAas2 5br Babi ni1t 9unaerBnoib22
uho gliiolat fagie bod
qlln6 6abi Sbr aud Mot 9uH9ersnolD,
Efio Sbr BOD tter6ensitaHf,
IA @nalluos 5lDtte @l1 beorobt
aHo GeuifmlaHbs Sldtte Ianfl4
On @nalaHos @biife NIT 9nrrab
shiett 4irpiB epd auf 9onl
yYste2 G%eiiiblanb5 8loite IL NOD oa?7
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Dcr idgli1 itns hetrilall
70 iDtnpi nIr ieiie Iinmt eHt5lpet
IalHlt Ell Mot mebr litatl
I'D 9ittr, Der lnreieio SOD Der Bari
Sum @Wibenlfuhet ttncDll
Wlir iAeiul ih bin EN- &ronteoar,
uno 9atolai iagie ood 49,.
RarE4Eh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15

DitiF bic 8ettertage? Ssrr
T.; SIN gdn5en Defen bon europa 1T
3riibung eingctreteH, uuO 5tpdr besbal6,
peiI bic fran81FideH 3situn9sn bds gldue
bonn SimmeI btruntergtlogen tdben.@
8.tanhter: aSa, Oa miiBts boz a6er
oos 9Iaue itbt uuteH Iein!"
6etr It.: nSF ia aud Der Gaa; bic
fran50fI4en uniformen peroeR tdgIi4
bur6ge6lGut!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15
gs brennt s;r scuer

Gs bfennl Elm Geler BEN tn aanIn
Sic tptben Stan1msn iladtru NIB iyrib'u.
ailb Dor bem 5enfter fliirmi es INTO efoat'5
1bai 600 cut lpdtnten, itantaHibcs &olS.
Hor init i'm eifnfe ftaieli elm gein,
6raHittne Senne Iieb ibn geoeibn.
Sr1nifhe gonne metnfe "a dMi
Billie bes Qebens lndt mir I'M Glut.
5ndt he's qebens, ipie i6neu berraul6tl
qeben ms sterben. ipie i6nea Definif6il
@lad albf II Snerben iItrrenb ert3pei -
gsirIt bn MID iiuoen irdnllbes 8lei7
geenn On MID fiuhelL bann IcermIo6t;
SOFT gtaB DIDO bu fb6her solbniehtobi
Sans Qange,
EmIetolrt goroirnntrein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15

5inStnbprgfupps! 9tratbe id
heute i'm llntsrItaHb nit meinem Sod,
einsm ipaferen @rendbier, mas es gum
g~ u ge6tn Io[l. Die 1uraIidt unIerG
GU ytnirHtftl ergit6t, oaB ben jebtt Gorie
plr elmer bu 1T, fit a bungrigs 0fFi5ieras
iDIbuttn sifpds tpenig. 9aboentlin btehe
ih bic 8inqer BIN unb Der, q bsfinbst
Fd 1unitr elmer nit Der id0nen auF
1T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ga idef Der graos in itinem fd5nsn
IlaIiidtn Gdhfid: Den nebm' mst.
6err Wlaior, SinOeuburgiuppe, bas gie6t
imtntr 4 giHeI mebr."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15
ufantnbitbs.
8em mir ems nit Der 2dn8e sebsr,
Der bat genue fiir's gan3e 2eben.

Der 8egebene mann. Der 81.
reitor Der Observation-Disclosures m. 3.
$. IGuft nit6eto i'm p%ripdttDntor 9erum.
gGs 1T gum 5%erplaben!@ fdreit er, gOie
&onturren3 bringt ieoen Sag ueue &rtess.
films beruus, mb mir 9aben NOD nidi
tinen ein3tgen S9tdger -"
mir ba6en feline autoren!" itSbnt Der
0%berregiIeur, bic i'm @9iisengrabsn
ponen ni6ts T9reibeu. unb bic i'm GAZE
@r0Benpabn tDnnen nidts f9retben!"
Der DIRECTOR ma9t Miene, gssen bic
@dnb at rennen. Da tommt i1m i'm
lsBten qugenbIid Der rettenbe Gebante.
Gin SeIesramm!" bittirt er, eidreiben
@ie: Grbitten geger bpbes Saldr einisc
ulttge Griegsibeen!"
Der O~berregiFeur Idreibt's uno audit
~boffnungslos bic Qhieln: I'm tpen2@
.gn ben @entralifIimus IitoIai glitos
Iaiepiii9 in Rstrograb.F
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15

Wfut Mrfttn .Tt gnaidnttt
nolsn pa Hrieim uhlstt ltHlHIattelt
lMmtt noh H.dfl anfrlfHnfH bitf Nftl.
bab malFa Nrit9lltNf li taa irfr
4antt aBs fintm etliiaen puiitHf uHb
mint butt .Intn 1orF.co ptitHlt nor.
ben
.Na. mas tlttn stnn biron rtun
Fe I5ttn gsItn Elm Z iiy Elm u Dor.
mattn}ls
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15

Der .Sebn Gle SEN
@ugldnber ba ordben2~ rief rreqt
6err qflaum pom 5auie g. 9fIaum Sc
briicer. ais id an ftiHer Seite iibt. bic
@ertraubu6ride lina aitba eli ben
GngIdnbrr ba2 - Meins ipitbeubFer Som
turrtut! Cine Affsnihanbe. bub re
ben sterl Htft mad Hu6lebeu bolen {. j"
Sd tbeilte Germ gfldums G%mpTruno.
Damn !amtn mir dbtr 9etinbe Jiptj
nno ih be%rgepiferte mid; Sinh sic
fider, bdB Der Mann Elm gsbur,nst Gngs
ldnbtr iit9"
Rec" meinte er suber CT 6siBt
gn9ldnber!"
gibbons neurs 8laGsenlieS.
sd sin Elm grlte, icunt gpt 6oaaab's
eIe monaoIet MOUNT iest BET ms alb sat,
limo mas mir tpi0erre6tli6 ms eruarben,
gsebt irob as g3tmpel Out Dem blds9enntdit
Sir perben SUD mas malen.
gstr miilen pie gcplraLcIL
BE f0ifhe Biagge lit mir icbr beQnent,
so Din eiH Arite. ramIi6: ic 1Gbben!
30 bin Elm arite, ienrt 24r etegrn auo
Gps 1u6 Bite 3ar6en bon qtmcrila,
Ger llnion Sad, uie nuibiber 8l %6egreifen,
eiegi eiiaeptdeit no @eia1r mir nab;
gseln ipiio bic H5lfer tireiien
2sia man obh GtbcrgetteH;
GERS iriiber Tag, leiB beit'rer Sonneri4eiH,
SD bin eth 9riie. fam dli4 atoers ietnl
In bin EN- @rite. fanaen titine sttHet
Eenn Die Be1crrIhlen ptrfltb nod oas Dleer,
Seut' blde i1 MID inter trefloell 5GbHei,
Ole eia'nf Tlaaaen5ier 1enittt mI8 teqrl
att btdmtibiIf mo a%torueite,
Bah iuitb tie 8Hu @eiplitr.
9etinter o1lral Bic SoifHina iet geIilrit,
sd Bit Elm 9tiie. luefH rtari,s bloS Mot
merItll
Das interndttpnafe 6eler.
Gin gtrdBburger 2dn%bfurmmann lam
jiingTt III bic @egtnb bon gpert, po bic
Sample ununietbro9en iobttn. Sin iuus
ger, aus MiHheu ItammenOer Dffi3ier,
Der cine 8utterie bort t%ommaRbirte, ma4te
ben GttaB6urgtr oarduf n%ufmetHdul, bah
bic beutfhe artilerie ein inttrndttonales
5tutr utttrbuIte. mir 9eutI9e TbieBen
pdmIid," fdgte Der 0ffi8ier, %a5urJett init
frdn3Dlider Munition aus beIgilden
@eIdiibsn dtlf bic @%ngldnber anO 6aben
urs tnon Tarlps einaedrbettet."
Die Gmpfe9tung. Sin rlbristr
5abritant, Der felt &riegsbegiun ifpn
ale m0gli4eu unD lhm6gliden ariegsartis
tel dif ben Mdrti eebrddt 6at iiingF Der
MilitdrbernaIiung bas Mpbrl elmer
iigeIFdsren pap5ertpeife (borrdtbig in
alien Weiien, Detailpreis Dr. 1850, in
| a 9t%usfibrung Wt. 25.-) 8ur gsguts
dhtung ein9ereibt.
Die priiFmngss aommiIlion Ots 9riesss
miniItfriums dntiportete:
a19re dneebtiA tugtti4trt pon3ers
III NIT Standardization atprlift
irotbfH. 9ebbrbIiderIetts m6se man
ieoe Sbrer @emiibunaen f5rb,rn, bieie
gruflhiiser ins isiupIide Quslanb 81
lisfern!"
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NttHtbtfHt
eaHl nsili SEAT mlaatll @isaslf.
10 iaHF la flof e1t afHN6l GEL
Nimmtli toH tltmti tH eifa lafHt
0tH6tu@ fh bic Hfatal
Ne1@
Ntit cana wfwaHft edefiaitsfT
Gtloh Hfaalt.
@itabtuta ubtutt
0Gsm
ino aaf otm altiantiam ntibasiaaas
piati
Gtt8 sell ben Nhtamtbtnl
dTas)
ga, 70 Fps nir MN malt vlyo Ia
Francel JoffrG
Go ntii etr amiliat ftau8oHftt &c.
riot.
90 bic bsistfiattu 3abltu 9tlfpbons
nammtrn fub, pifsn mir uiht,
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
Y. M. CA. OPEN HOUSE.
Most Enjoyable Day With Several
Interesting Contests.

Secretary V. E. Dietrich and Phys
ical Director =. L. Davis held open
house" at the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday
and a large number of people took ad-
vantage of the opportunity to visit
the association building throughout
the day. A program Of athletic
events was given in the gymnasium
for the entertainment of the visitors,
beginning at $50 in the morning,
and continuing throughout the after
noon. At least a hundred people
were In the gallery during the pro-
gress of the afternoon events. A So
cial hour was held at four o'clock
and was enjoyed by many visitors as
well as members of the association.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
A UNIQUE OCCURRENCE
Father Serves as WOrshipful Master
When Son Is Candidate.

Tri-Luminar Lodge A. F. & A. NJ.
had a special session at the Masonic
Asylum Friday afternoon, New Years
Day. for third degree work, and Roy
Smith of Des Moines, a son of Frank
Z. Smith, deputy postmaster was the
candidate for the occasion. All of
the stations for the session were in
charge of past masters: F. f. Smith
as Master, Frank w. Glaze as Senior
Warden, A. j. Walsmith as Junior
Warden, l. w. Clendenon as Senior
Deacon, and Thomas E Gillaspie as
Junior Deacon. Work was started
about three o'clock and at six o'clock,
after formal closing of the ceremo-
malls, the company present for the
afternoon repaired to the Brooke
Cafe, where oysters were served. 1t
is rather an unusual occurrence for
a father to serve as Worshipful Mas
ter when his son is the candidate, but
the rare pleasure in this case was
greatly enjoyed by both.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
WONAN'S RELIEF CORPS
Close of Successful Year and Open
ing of Promising One.

The auditing committee of the w.
r. c. met at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Homer White, to audit the
books of the last quarter of the year
Flora Pond, Mrs. Elsie Hawk, Mrs.
Perry Black, with Secretary Mrs.
Lue Flewwelling and Mrs. Adelaide
Bass All were present except Mrs.
Black, who was out Of the city visit
ing relatives in Indiana. This date
being the birth date of Mrs. White,
she celebrated by serving refresh.
ments to her committee at the close
OF their work, thinking she would
spring a surprise on them by so do
ing, but the greatest surprise came
the other way when she was made the
recipient of beautiful lunch set and
q half dozen water glasses and a
pretty needle case. Mrs. White in
thanking the ladies said: This is
such a surprise to me | am not able
just the same"
Inc beginning OF Lne he" year
work starts out tomorrow with in
stallation of officers in the afternoon
and the annual supper with the Post
members and the Ladies of G. A. r.
as guests. The prospects of the COM
ing year are bright and the Grand
Army Post will have the loyal sup.
port Of their auxiliary through the
coming years as in the past.-Press
Correspondent
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
N. 8ST.L. TRAIN
GOES IN DITCH
NEAR IOWA LINE
DEFECTIVE SWITCH BLAMED FOR
WRECK AT EMMoNs, MINI.
TWELVE ARE SERIOUSLY INJURED
Chair Car and Smoker Of Train over
turn and Latter Goes Down the
Bank, While Former Only Top
pies over On Its Side.

Albert Lea, Jan. 4.-Twelve persons
were seriously injured in a wreck on
the NJ. & st. L., near here, at 1880
this morning. A chair car and smok-
er of the south bound NJ. & st. l..
train enroute from st. Paul to Des
Moines, overturned at Emmons, IL
miles south OF here. A defective
switch is blamed for the accident.
The smoker went completely over the
bank while the chair car toppled over
on it's side. No other cars left the
track Following Is a partial list OF
the injured:
August Mayer, Humboldt, Iowa,
seriously injured.
J. Connolly, freight brakeman, Fort
Dodge. seriously.
H. F. Shook, engineer, Minneapolis,
left hip crushed.
A. l.. McAllister, Minneapolis, seri-
ously.
Matt Ersheimer, Luverne, MINI,
seriously.
H. D. Clothier, Forest City, Iowa,
leg crushed.
Miss F. Long, Des Moines. "
Conductor Heating, Minneapolis,
seriously injured.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
ALBA SUFFERS
ANOTHER FIRE
THIS MORNING
FIRE STARTS IN SECOND STORY
OF JOSEPH CANDY KITCHEN.
CAUSE OF BLAZE NOT KNOWN
Sixty Foot Front Brick Structure
Three Stories High and One Hun.
dred and Twenty Feet Deep is
Quilted by Flames. =.

Abba, Ia, Jan. 4.-The Peterson
building, a brick structure three stOr-
les and basement, sixty feet front by
about one hundred and twenty feet,
was practically Quilted by fire that
started about two o'clock this Mon
day morning. Anything not burned
was ruined by smoke and water.
Losers are:
J. A. Peterson, building.
National Clothing Company.
Charles Joseph Candy Kitchen.
Popular Pool Hall.
Monroe Hotel Annex.
Tobey & Beckett Cigar factory.
Abba Skating Rink.
The fire was started on the second
floor above the Joseph Candy Store
and practically everything above the
first floor was consumed by fire and
the building will be a wreck. The
clothing store, candy shop and pool
hall occupied the ground floor of the
building which is loacted on North
Wall street on the west side Of the
street north from the northwest cor
ner of the square.
A stubborn fight against the fire
was made and the flames were kept
out of adjoining property, but the
Peterson building could not be saved
The cause of the fire is not stated.