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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-03
WnslaRO.

Die dineiiihe Negiefltng bat
enogiiltig einige Der ipidtigiten 6or-
oerunsen Sapan'S abeeipielen De-
iapanilhe .@elanote ertlarte beipt
gnlpfane Der Nahriht, er beoouere
ben gntihluB gbina's iebr, er fiirh-
te, ieiHe Geeierlttg tperoe iebr en-
tauidt iein, 0iele grflarune lit ilil-
slueifelbaft ols cine perltedte 0ro-
Dlrng an5ltieben. sn 8nlbingtols lit
man iiber Die 3uriiffpeiiung Der
6oroerungen ourhails niht erItalilit.
@an ift bort aber oud Der sliiiidt.
oaB fein 8ruh erfolgell. ionoern Dob
sSapnn periuhen miro, Die 6oroerltilz
gen in semiloerter 6orm sur annab-
me All brin9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-03

yin Upn S1fenDe tDmtfnenDeS 0enrr
id)es Nerpplan lit beute iiber GDber
lnb Jplfitone bimseflpsen. Sin 3ep-
pelin enftidJiff ioll anf bem 8ese
nad Gnelan6 iein.
Die @nglaroer baben ben griehi=
iben 9anlpfer r6ots4 Der fih auf
Der 6abrt bon @alpeIton nad Gott II
Dam befano, gefapert. Dos S1iff
| foI aontrebanoe an 8oro gebabt ba.
ben.
Die Gnsldnoer beboupten, ibre
Slotte babe bei oen 2anolngsf6ln=
pfen in oen 9aroanellen l,ur, &c
Mann perloren nno nnr oreiunofiiiti=
sig ieien peripunoet.
slns Nien iuir6 gemeloet, baf o.t
0iterreidJifdem Srnppem cine Itarfe
Stellnng Der yiniIem Ditlidj pon ben
Oitrb=S6ben angegriffem hGtten. 7te
gepeide fagt, Die Ceiterreidler battsn
nebrere bltnpert Gefanaene aemadjt
nnb E inc 9lmsabl Mafdiuengeluebre
erbeatet, iagt aber nid)t, baF oie
Gniieu ans ben Stellungem pertrie6en
feiem.
8eutl6e 4eroplane baben perld)ie
oene Stdote i'm oItlihen sSranfreit1,
tDie gpinal, Hetiremont nno anoere,
Ibombaroiert 0od iurroe aflgeblih
Ifein Shooen ongerihtet.
Die 9euti6en 5eritorten am Salrs-
tag 5iuei fran5oiiihe 9leroplane, ems
bel &beims uno ems BET 8eroun.
Die italienii9e 9lesieruns 6dt &c.
idloRen, bah Der 3niammemtritt hes
9sarlaments nidt anfgeidpbem iuer-
oen ipll. 9as Earlnment iuiro allu
am IL. oieies Wionats sniammentre.
| ten.
Die u5rontfurter 3eitllng" perot.
fentliht elm Snterpieip nit Dem @e-
neral bon &reiieritein oent gefeb(S.
baber Der tiirfii9en gpeoition na6
Iegbpten. giah Den ansiagen oes
Generals banoelte es iid BEL Ser gr
petition bauptiablib Inn &efognos,
8ierung. @enn fid nebenbei cine Gp-
legenbeit bot, Den 8anal our6 Ser.
ltorune eires Eeils Der g8erfe All
iperren, 10 ioqte oieie @elesenbeit ma.
tiirlid benlbt peroen. 2etteres
fpuroe niht erreiht, aber Die @rpeoi-
ton betpies, 0oB elm 3ua ourh Ole
Biite erfolgreih ourheefiibrt iperoen
fonne. Die bon oen girfen entfuor.
fenen Blane tuuroen pollIt1noig aus
gefiibrt Beoer @enff nod Sier
bate Sunger ODER Dnrlt su ieioen.
Sbglci6 teine 3elte benubt ipuroen,
tanten nnr itngefabr tnuieno @rfran.
fnngen por Gin Sanoiturm erntSa.
lihte es Den tiirfiihen Erltppen, of
ne geIeben 81 tperoer, biz an Den Sea.
mol por5uriifen; iie iparen ihon oa-
bel cine 8ontonbriide iiber Den &anal
81 legen, als fie entoedt uno anqe.
griffen tunroen. sic blieben unge-
fabr oreiBig Stunoen in 8erbinoung
NIT Dem 6eino lino 5ogen fif oann
|freitpiIIig uno in better Sronllna sil-
rid 3pei Waihinengeidiibe, Ole
ourd Den Sano nnbrouhbar getpor.
ben iparent lieBen iie 8uriid. 0ia|
Grpeoition bielt es fir fliiger, ben
slngriff nidt mieber gu erneuern on
Die 3obl Der feinoliden Sd)iffe beoelt-
tend oergroBert tporoen mar. 9(ui
Dem 3iidmarid oiird oie @iiIte. Der
iebr longiam gemoht tpilroe, nm oieI
Sruppen niht 3u ermiioen, mliroe
bonn Seino nidts eeleben, MIR eir
feinolihes 9leroplan folgte oen Eruo,
pen 5pei 8ose lang, Die grpeoiticn
bdtte MIR leihte 8erInIte uno oos
Seuer Der eneliiden S6iffe fiiete i6r
feiren Shaoen 3u. Dogeeen tpur6e
BON ibr Elm ensliider 8ren3er in Dem
8niiaI gum Sinfen 9ebraht. 9tMh
aipei onoere 5reu5er tuuroen onfdci-
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sebObrt. Die geiatatns iulrSe seret.

tet /.
9ie Se,itiden ltnterieebopte babea
ben idjiueoiiden 9ampfer cGaioc"
Inmo siuei iueitere ensliide 5iidDSain-
| pier in ben @rnnb gebDbrt.
Samitag ntittas 1T Der amerifani-
Iide Celbampfer e@nlf ais6t", Der am
10ten Mpril bon Bort glrtbmr mad Der
frans0iiiden Staot 9ipmen abfmbr.
oDn einem Oentid)en ltnterieebppt IN
ben Wrnm6 ge6obrt iuprben, iuie cine
ensliid)e 9epefden glgentmr meloct.
Der Gapitan Ipll bur Sdref einen
6ersid)lag befommen Gaben nno siusi
Wiann BON Der 8eiaknng ioIlen iiber
goro seiprmngen nn6 ertrmnfen fein
Die iibrisen 2eitte anf bem Sampie,
luitroen gerettef. Sn @aIbingtoner
Hegiernngsfreiien ioa bic 0adrid)t
grDRe Nmfresnns herburserltfen ba-
ben, budp III sur 3eit nod, feime amt,
lide aenkermns erfolst.
Son ben bei6em WfatrDien oss
Iapfers sGnlflisbt", bic bei Ser
lintergans oes Sdiffes mm's Geben
eefummem iinS, mar elmer Elm Sera.
ner. Gr bief Gnseme G6apancta
,,nno itammte aus Bort 9lrt6nr.
| Der bentide aaiier mno iein Srn.
Der SeinridJ 9aben 9lntiuerpen be.
Imdlt mn0 baben Die burtigem Safen.
Oefeitigmngen nnS ltnterieebpotluerf.
ten itipisiert.
slns sltben luirS semclbet, bic
frans0fifhem Srmppen, Die anf Der
aiiatiiden Seite Der 0arbanellen ae-
laaoet ieien, batten fid ipieSer sn-
riifgesogen.
Sn elmer Sepeidje, Die bireft bon,
Sdlahtfeloe 6es Sartmanmsweiler-
fupf abseid)ift iein ioll nno BON 3D.
ris ans ber6ffentlidt iuiro, bebamptet
Der 9lbien6er, baF bic SentidJem sluei
Wal ben 0ipfel bes gerses eritiirnt
bdtten nno siuei Mal num ben ssrama
soien iuieoer bertrieben ipprben iuarea
mno baf bic 0ranspien lett i'm 8eiib
oes 1ipfels ieien. Rad ben letten
Wadridten, bic BON 0eutid)lanb iiber
ben Sartmamnsiueilerfopf eintrafem,
|iuaren Die 9eatiden i'm geiit bes 8t-
pfels.
Bon 3pnopn aus iuiro geme(6et,
oae feline iueitere 8eidiefnme bon
Siinfird)en erfolst Iei. Sentidje geadJ-
ridten ii6er Die 8eidiefnmg 0iinftr.
dJens feblen nod INNER.
9os frnn5oiiihe ariegSmiaiIte-
rilim bebauptet, oas grobe @eihiit,
NIT oem Die Dentiden Diinfirflen
bonbaroiert bdtten, iei auBer OrS-
tliing gefommen.
Die 1ransoien meIoen, bal, ne
iiberaa ansriffe Der 9e,itidJen smriid-
geldlagen batten nnb bah fe ielbit
oas nbefeitigte Eager bon Wseb" Be-
idoiien batten. 8as nit Sem be
feftisten Eager BON Wset" gemeint 1T,
fDnmen mir nidt iaeen, bic bentidler
9epeidlem meloen bon einem ioldlen
saser mmb einem ansriff anf basiel6:
nidJts. Die oeiitidjen SepeldDen 6e.
banpten, oak Gngriffe Der ssransoiem
nao Der Gnglanoer bel Dpern 5nriid-
geidDlagen ieien. Die Nnariffe Ser
Gnslamoer ieien iibrigems nmr rehr
id)madJ eeiueiem. Sic meloem ferner,
Die Sentiden batten in ben grgcn.
men, n0r6lid) bon 5onr be Bars,
fransOiiidDe SdiitensrGbem gempnt-
men mno i'm 8alb uun Sc 9setre, siui-
Iden Wiaas nnb Wfoiel idJiuere sla.
griffe Der ssram5oien 5nriifseidJIasen.
Ger italieniife 0ainifter oes g(us.
iudrtigen batte om Gonntoo cine I6n.
oere ltnterreoune NIT bem Siiriien
BON 8iiloiu. nadoent er borber tpie
iiblid nit ben anoern Miniitern
beim 9onig getneien ipor.
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perloren bobell, 1000 oapon ideinet
gefangen genonrnen gu ietn.
gsoroiid)e Gtimmnnee,i.

NopenDdgelt; B. Nprll
Sett iener gei6ihtli6en 8egebsf-,
beit BON Walnto, no anl slusgan.s
oes sSbres 1914 &otlig Gbriltion oon
8dnentarf, 4onig @uItob bon Sdtue-
| Den uHlo &onig Saafon bon 9aortue-
gen Die iueitano aalmaril9e unict
Iernenerten, lit cine gauge Mfeng !
georo= uno OItieetpaiier onrA oeli
Sereiltno gefloifen. SIN boben Nors
ben tit ieitoenn eine Menee bohlter
Bolitif betrieben lporoen. Die 8abt-
nette bon aopenba9en, bon Stof-
holm nno ariitiaiid baben eine ad-
Beroroentli1e 9egianlfeit entlDidclt,
ltno Der tii6tige Minifter Sable bic.
IN 8openbagen nno lein ebenio tiidtl-
! ger @efanoter in Stofbolnt, Scrr
Sfapenius faiien BON 3eit gu 3eit
| Die alerbeoelttianiten gntihliiiIe.
Sroboem iino natiirlid ipeoer sic
log. 600 Soloaten BON Odnen.arf,
nod Die 100000 Mann BON Sdlre-
oen uno Noruegen gum Maridieren
9etonnlen, uno Die perl1ieoenen &a-
hiileite Iinb 5uneiit ourd Die 4bfal
linla bon Yreteiten in 9lnlprl1 ge-
nomalen. Gen einen Gag ergibt lid,
Die Rottuenoigfeit, einen 8roteit bel
ser groBbritannii6en Gegicrlng ein=
8uitgen tuegen Der oolferrehtsfpiorl.
gen @enlibung elmer Ser norbiiden
6laggen ourh britii6e Sonoelsihif-
rs on eiilem anoeren Gag pieoer
nnb proteitiert iperoen, neil ste
rigoroie engliihe &anobn6ung oer
@oiitrebanoebeitinlm oell nor
bsiden Sanoel eenldhlid itno unbe-
itrt alrf oas beifeioene MaB al-
riidfiibrt. oas oie engliide @eltan-
Iaaintne fit i'm porgeieben bat Gie
ssiiroe nno Der SelbiterbnItunGss
.trieb Der noroiiden 3ei6e erforoernI
es, baB ipenigitens Eroteft eingelcet
miro, fuenn aud oles bein alten
blc.bt
Tiinentarf lit ofononaii6 i'm Jrie-
oell tttlo i'm ariege in lebr boGenil
WfaEe auf 9eutihlono anaemieien.
gs Lot als Mernritaat in oem Ssil-l
liltrieIano Delttldlano, nit oeulI
man Die ein5ige 2oltooerbinoln.a
ilno Den tabiten Shifffabrtsperfehs
bat. ben beiten 2llnoen rno ben BIZ
ligiten 2ieferanten. 0eit Dem @e-
fiiblsnt1Bieen lit man fdngft nidlt
mebr tpegen 64, oas man faft 10 per-
geffen Bat, tpie oas englilhe @ombaf-
oement bon aopenbagen @nno 1861
uno 1907 entihieoer nebr altf Der
sflliiertenieite, oa fid iebt eben Die
sSrii6te Der fallhen oelitihen Yol,-
tit in @oroidlestpig aeiaen. ssSn
ilttigen braitdt man ii9 ipeoer< fir /
oos NiibIide, nod fir oas 9lngeneh.
me 81 entiheioen uno lit ofea
Griegsgeoanfen 5ienilid entfremoet.
SSSn Shipeoen lieeen Die 9iraeI
anbers. sSm SonoeIsoerfehr lit aud
bier 3eutlhlano Der riiblidite lmo
bette sameroo. SSn S6meoen eat-
fdeiben ober ipeiterbin nidt rtur sic
9laiic, Die alte .olrd feinen 3nian
laealtoB ie eeltorte, meltgei6idtlide
3rennoidoft nit DeutidlanO, ion,
oern aud alle notiirlihen, geoorapbi-
iden 8erbdItniiie Itrift aeaen ShtB-
lono. 4uBlan6s itnoebeurer 9innsn.
torIo broli6t nit ser 3eit gan8 li6er
einmaI elm Stiid BON Sen idtpeoi-
I6en aiiIten uno bat Itd ia, ii6er
:;innIono ber, ait oiefem 3fuede idon |
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Ssn el @oio iino ipGbreno Der
lebten Gage cine 9ln5abl Generals
uno onoere s[nbanger Suerta's eiil.
aetroffen; ebel1io oub rnebrere @ene-
rdle 0ro3co's. 9onn tparen alld Die
9riioer Ssulio. Gabrielle, 9ufonio unO
emilio Mlaoero oort uno fonferier-
ten NIT ibrem 8ruSer sllberto. Der
beitanoig in el 8aio ipobnt. Wfen
leat aIlem bieiem eroBe 9eoeutnns
bel,
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-15
bri.A

The old Jaak Frost himself has
certainly visited us once again.
The people around here seem to
be busy maxim molasses for a few
days at present.
Mr.. A, Dills and family have
moved on Dills Gre k from Bryson
last week
Quite crowd OF the Beta folks
attended the Haywood County Fair
all report fine time.
Craig Crumley of Canton visited
his uncle Joe Ensley last Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. King visited
their son Claude on Fisher creek
last Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Hooper
and son also Miss Matte Wilson o.
Sylvia visited Joe Ensley and family
last Sunday.
The people around here are pre-
pairing to cover the church in weeI
or so for it has a leak or two al
ready and they want to get it cover
ed before it gets to cold.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-15
A CLOGGED SYSTEM
NEEDS ATTENTION

Are you bilious, dizzy and listIeSs?
DR.. Kings New Life Pills taken at
once seizes upon constipation and
starts the bowels moving naturally
and easily. Moreover it acts without
gripping. Neglect of a clogged system
often leads to most serious compli-
cations. Poisonous matters and a
body poorly functioning need i'm
mediate attention. If you wish to
wake up tomorrow morning happy
in mind and entirely satisfied, start
! your treatment tonight Csc. a
bottle.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-15
ndS

mrs. yoc Ensley is visluns ads
at Ella for a few days.
The Beta Graded School is. uro-
crossing nicely for we certainly have
fine teachers, also the Su iay
School is getting along fine. with
about 12O enroll, average some
thing like 60 or ~ each Sunday.
The Ladies Society which was
or ,anized about a month ago is get
ting along fine. also the little Sun
beam society which speaks well for
Beta.
A Friend
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07
JOYFUL OLD SETTLERS.
Annual Reunion Opens Up a Flood
Of Treasured "Reminiscences.

After the rendering of four or five
selections by the Iowa Brigade Band,
rendered in their usually attractive
manner, the program of the Old Set
tiers at the Masonic opera house OPP
ened the events of Tuesday after
noon. This was followed by several
selections by the Spring Creek or
chestra and the invocation by Rev.
Alexander McFerran of the First
Presbyterian church.
Vocal music was pleasingly render
ed by girls chorus from the seventh
grade of the Third ward school, with
Miss Sara Williams as director and
Miss Jennie Fry as accompanist.
They were given a merited encore
and they again pleased the people.
President, ex-Judge Ben Mccoy, ex-
tended greetings to the Old Settlers
in short address and Mrs. Emma
Cadwallader Hyett of Harrison and
now living in California, read an orig
inal poem, regarding the old settlers
of the past. 1t was thoroughly en-
joyed.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07
CEDAR ROUTE NO. I.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur d. Gaass at
tended the fair at Pella.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Moore attended
the Farmers National Congress at
Omaha, Neb.
Jesse Harlan had the misfortune to
lose a horse. Joe Brown, our mail car
rier has an auto with which he de-
livers the mail these days. #,
Jasper Allison of KirkVille worked
few days for Charles Hunter.
John Ross was a caller at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Julia Hill OF
South Ottumwa Thursday of last week
Bessie Brown, the evangelist, is
holding meetings at the M. e. church
in Kirkville.
George s. Ward was a business cal
Ter in Kirkville Monday. ..s..
A representative or the Ottumwa
Review was calling in this vicinity
Friday.
Henry Kerr of the northern part OF
the state is visiting his brother, VIM.
Kerr. N,..-
On account of the rains your scribe
was unable to attend the Herald Cor
respondents meeting.
Oct. 4, ..a Snowdrop.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07
NEWS FROM NEARBY
ITEMS or GENERAL INTEREST
GATHERED BY WIDE AWAKE
HERALD CORRESPONDENTS lN
TOWNS AND COMMUNITIES.
EvELANp EVENTS.

Miss Mamie K. Clark was in Bus
sey last Friday visiting her friend,
Mrs. J. A. Moore and spent the after
noon visiting the school
Messrs John Beedle, w. L. Johnson
and John Patrick have gone to Wyom-
ing on a land seeking tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Mather and
children visited Sunday at the home
of Harve Richards making the &C.
quaintance of the new boy in the Rich
ards home.
Mr.. G.. w. Clancy, former residen
of this vicinity but now of Rock Is
land, Ills, passed away at his home
Oct. 2, and the remains were brought
to Bussey where services we're held
in the NJ. f. church and interment
was made in the Boles cemetery.
Those who accompanied the body
from Rock Island were Mrs. G. w.
Clancy, Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin Clancy
Mrs. Clara Fisher and Mrs. Blanche
Edgar Moore. "n.
We were very sorry to have not
been able to attend the Correspon'
dents meeting recently held. We al.
ways enjoy these meetings and 1t has
ben several years snce we had the
pleasure Vi dlJenuluS Oh Vi bitsu. VIC
shall try to attend the mid-winter
meeting II possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes from Oskaloo-
sa we're in Busy on. Sunday and at
tended the funeral services Of Mr.
Clancy. ~ s sta #a
Miss Anna Patrick has gone to Os-
kaloosa to stay for an indefinite time
at the home of Mrs. 9. G. Sheppard.
On Saturday evening a crowd Of
young and old, gathered at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Broerman and
procseied to have a merry time. The
refreshments consisted of bananas
and oranges, which were served along
with the good time of the evening. All
enjoyed the evening very much and
wish to go again some evening.
Oct. 4. N. K. C.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07

Will Brown has been filing his ST.
10 the last few days They go from
there to Vert Browns. He has two to
fill
Miss Florence Brown and Ethel
Boomershine spent from Friday to
Sunday at home, then returned to
their schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hfcklin had
surprise party on their son Dwight
last FRIDAY night. There were about
fifty present. Ice cream and cake and
candy was served and games of all
kinds were played till a late hour,
when they returned home, wishing
Dwight many more happy birthdays
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hansel spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
! Mike Denney.
Quite a crowd attended the reviv-
al meetings at Rose Hill Sunday eV.
enIng.
Abel Hawley is still in Montana
visiting his daughter, Mrs: Emery
Goddard.
Mr.. Andy Johnson and children
called on Mike Denney's Sunday af
ternoon to see his daughter Elsie who
his been working there for some time.
Will Hicklin had sick horse last
week
Miss Roberts is assisting Mrs. Vert
Brown cook for the silo filters this
week
Miss Thelma Mitchell spent a few
days with Mrs. VIII Hicklin last week
Miss Essie Mitchell and Miss Ethel
Blake came out Friday evening and
stayed till Saturday evening. -.
Tom Gatlen's new house on the
old Tisling place is being erected
quite rapidly. 1t will be completed be-
| fore cold weather. Oscar Rinkade
was at Mike Denneys a while Sunday.
Oct 5. ID. d.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07

|. Salinger of the supreme court OF
Iowa. In it he reviewed many of the
characteristics of the days of yore,
among other things being the argu-
ments and the vivid orations OF the
old stump speaker, -..,.
The old settler came from a hardy
stock and the surroundings and in
many respects the priyations of those
days, developed true and hearty
love for the old fireside, in that the
home was builded and kept by the
active labor of our hands The
scenes of family joys, their amuse-
ments, their reunions, the crude
methods of transportation, all devel-
oped hardy life and character, such
as the succeeding generations have
known but little. But in all of this
we have buiided for a better citizen.
ship and today our state and nation
are the greater for our having lived
and labored during the years past
The address was thoroughly en-.
joyed and afterward the list OF town.
ships was called, in order to find out
the representation present for the
awarding of the Sam Baldauf flag to
be given to the town sending in the
largest delegation. The flag was
awarded to Spring Creek township.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07

quill and the birch
Gave aid in development Nearby,
p the church
Was erected where sermons on brlm'
stone and-well,
What else I'll not mention, suffice it
:. to tell ......
= hat the place isn't mentioned much
= now. in the way -...
1t was by the preachers Of that early
, day! ~ ! -. ...t
Yet blest be the old circuit-rider who
!: bore -. '.-. ~.
"A message of comfort to hearts that
we're sore, ..
Because of Deaths touch, and to
-. those who, at least,
Were homesick for scenes and the
friends of the east.
And my heart goes out to the women
folk brave,
OF those early days, when. only the
grave
Gave surcease from toll, that those
she held dear
, Might be fed, warm, and clothed,
throughout the long year.
Thus painting the picture of days
that are past,
And under the spell which their mem
cries cast.
I'll join, with sigh no effort can
smother
In a toast all respond to-"My own
precious mother"
There cometh heartache, to thinb
! of the pail
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07

The Penn college mixed quartette,
with Misses Esther Fallberg and, Su.
sic Edwards, Messrs. Don Russell
and John Whitaker, with also Miss
Emma Rosenberger as accompanist,
delighted the people with seeVral vo-
cal selections, one of which was a
humorous song about John Browns
Baby" and a wonderful cure that was
effected when the child was sick.
They were recalled
Mrs. Edward L. Butler greatly
pleased the audience in the recital OF
The Old Cradle" with a soft &C,
compartment of music by Miss Mar
garet Price. Mrs. Butler was re
called and gave a brief sketch OF
considerable humor. The, report Of
the committee on nominations was
I here received and the officers of the
ensuing year we're selected as fol
lows: President. Lon ! Hellings, o
| Lincoln township; honorary vice
president, Robert l. Garden. -of Scott
vice president. r. w. Moore, of Ce
dar: secretary. George w. Shocldey
Iof Oskaloosa: treasurer, M. ], Cruzel
i Of Oskaloosa.
Executive Committee: o. II VanS
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MONROE CENTER.

Will Brown has been filing his 81.
10 the last few days. They go from
there to Vert Browns. He has two to
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07

That fell DER these homes when great
% Lincoln's call
Was heard thru the land. Then Ma
haska replied
With her quota of men. Some will
ingly died .
For sake of the Union; others, bear
-" .. ing the scar
OF battle, returned - our brave G..
'.. A. R.
In these wonderful years that are
s., now left behind ..... ..
What maryels of evolution we find.
Where the ox-cart creaked by, the
..,. auto now speeds;
Where the buffalo grazed, the blooded
: herd feeds; ...
Now machines do the work men once
,toiled to do; =.
The sweeping expanse where prairie
grass grew, s.
Gives way to the fields whose har-
vests adorn
The granaries heaped with the gold
of the corn.
Where is city, or village, or fine
neighborhood
A cluster of Indian teepees once
! stood; $50
Across the old silence at present
there steals
The hum Of our commerce, the buzz
of its wheels.
Where Indian boys sped their arrows
| in play,
THE little red school-house is standing
4 today;
Where once wars alarms to fear!
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07

chairman, Mark Beach Miles Prime,
NJ. w. Crozier and F. w. Glaze. The
township vice presidents were also
selected as follows: Adams, Ed Han
ma; Black Oak, Stephen DeCOok;
Cedar, H. C.Moore; East Des Moines,
w. H. Downing; West DeS Moines,
r. w. Holt; East Garfield, A. Pat.
rick; West Garfield, Joe Price; East
Harrison, Ed Brubaker; West Harri-
| osn, o. E. Smith; Jefferson, Edward
Evans; Lincoln, w. H. CroZier; Mad
ison, T. J. Williams; Monroe, Phil
Grace; Pleasant Grove, Lon Liken;s
Prairie, William Harper: Richland,
d. c. Jones; Spring Creek, Will
! Campbell; Scott, Ed belong; Union
| Barney James, White Oak, Lee How
| ell; First ward. Oskaloosa, Erastus
Coffin; Second ward. George Davis;
Third ward, W. R. Lacey; Fourth
ward, John Nash; Fifth ward, Ben
! Cruzen.
Following this matter OF business
a most enjoyable vocal duet, up the
Danube River" was rendered by
Misses Helen Unsicker of Cedar and
Blanche Young of Oskaloosa, the &C
compartment being played by Fred
eric knight Logan These younl
/ ladies are gifted musicians and theil
work was given a hearty encore
They were introduced by Judge Nc
J Coy as representing the rising gen
Grafton of the "old Settlers"
At the close, the entire audienc,
was called to their feet, and the.
heartily sang Should Old Aeuuaint
! ance BE Forgot" led by Mrs. Yirginii
Knight Logan The address OF III
e occasion was delivered by Hon. Be
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07
Railway Grade is strengthened.

Loads and loads of rock and heavy
material have been dumped by the
M, & st. l.. Ry. on the west side of
the grade crossing the South skunk
river bottom lands, Slow orders
win prevail as long as the water Is
at the high stage.