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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-11-30
MIR. and Mrs. l.. G. Edwards were
D0dson visitors Thursday.

MIR. and Mrs l.. G. Edwards were|
Dodson visitors Thursday.
Jndersheritt Nelson was at Havre
on busineas Sunday.
j. W. Algo OF Loyejoy, was tram
aacting business in town Tuesday.
Twin boys We're born to Mr.. aud
Mrs. G. NJ Mct aushn Tuesday morn
ing.
o. G. Simonson Of Hinsdale spent
several days he first Of the week
ii this city.
Hops, the Great Falls piano deal
or, was looking after business in
Gown Saturday.
Raymond Snow OF zortman. has
been spending several days with
friends in Malta.
Clifford Potash. manager OF the
Fair store, was business visitor in
Glasgow Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rilly Brooks of
Zortman. were guests at the Fifth
Avenue hotel over Sunday.
William kellerman was in from
Zortman the last Of the week attend
ing to some business matters.
County Attorney Wolfe was a bus
mess visitor at Chinook and Havre
a few hours Monday afternoon,
Miss Lucy Goggin left Tuesday
for her home at Alexander, N. D.,
after an extended visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. Clyde Atkins.
Joseph e. Lintquist and Louis 3.
Moline made final proof of their
homesteads out near Content P O.,
before Clerk of Court Porter, Tues
day.
After Saturday. December end, the
10 per cent discount heretofore al
lowed on all cash purchases by the
Malta Mercantile Co., will be discon-
tinued.
Earnest Chabot. OF the Reclama
ton service. left Saturday for his
old home in Boston, on months
visit. He will stop in New York and
Washington on the way.
RI. A. Tasker. manager OF the Hill
County Creamery at Havre. was in
the city Tuesday looking after bust
ness. This creamery is paying AZ
to "A cents for cream at present
The U. B. Ladies' OF Lovejoy will
give a bazaar December 9th, at
which will be SOLD the finest name
quilt in the state. Christmas gifts
will be offered for sale and an
oyster supper will be served.
After two months Of hard riding
Nick Smith has been unable to To-
cate his IA head of strayed mares
and three colts. In another column
he offers $500 for the return OF the
bunch. One OF the mares was seer
last on the Big Cottonwood creek
headed north.
The First National Bank of Malta
which statement was published i'll
the Enterprise last week. has made
a remarkable showing since it's
statement Of last September The
gain in deposits has amounted %
about $4,000, and the total state
mcnt of $43S,432 shows conclusive:
ly that Phillips county is enjoying:
great prosperity since the last is
sue of the Enterprise the half mil
lion mark has been passed and still
this sound and we'll manage finan-
cial institution is foregoing head to-
ward the 100000 mark.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Mills OF bod
so:, arrived i'll town 'Thur"lay from
. visit with relatives in Iowa
G. NJ. Thumley, wife and baby,
arrived in this city Sunday from
Falkir!z Canada Mrs. Thumley is
&; sister Of Vern Ludwick
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-11-30
For SALE OR TRADE.

4 bay Belgian stallion, seven
years Old weighs 1850, has lots OF
bone and action, sure colt getter
Has lots Of colts to show. Reason
for disposing OF him, have FLIES in
the way. Address,
A. d. WEWAR, Landusky. Mont.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-11-30
FOR SALE

About 100 tons of blue joint hay
one and one half miles from Bow
dom station
32W4* MRS. SOPHIA ROACH.
."> Malta, Nominal
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-11-30

Lost.-Boys chinchi'lla overcoat
near Farmers elevator. Finder
will receive 50 for returning same
to Enterprise office. 1w*
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-11-30
DR.. ]. B. McCallum

EXPERT OPTICIAN AND EYE
SPECIALIST
Of Great Falls, will be in
MALTA, DEC. list, End and :srd, 1916
DODSON, DECEMBER 4th
Glasses correctly fitted for any de-
fects of the eye sight.
Free Examination.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
U. S. MARINES LAND
FORCE GOES Ashore AT SCENE
OF REVOLT IN CHINA.
Men From tho ounboat Wilmington al
Swatow--patroi Finds Town
Quiet.

Picking. April 3.-~Marihes from tho
United States gunboat Wilmington
went ashore nj Swallow, where tho
Chinese troops have declared their In
dependence Of the central government
The detachment accommodated and
found the city quiet.
A Chinese gunb0ut also is anchored
off Swatow. b seaport Ut kwahgtuhg
province. 1870 miles south 0r Annoy.
President Yuan shihskai issued h
mandate announcing that the state
council must continue acting rs 81 log
igIative body until parliament n fsEu
larIy elected In aecordauGs with tho
provisional constitution u The chi
nege republic,
Annoy, April 3ya'~Chsng' Chow.Fa, one
Of the largest cities Of China, has de-
clared It's Independence 6f the govern
ment Of Yuan Sbih.kat
The officials at annoy have sent q
request 10 the American consul ask'
ing that On American wafshtp be- ssnt
10 This port,
Chang. ChOwsFb ~ q city % about
800, 900 inhabitants in Fo,Klsn prov
irc@. "a miles northwest N &rs0T.
which in iIs pofi II IL II seat Df shs
xix manhattan" and has extensive
iron work& in r1nneet5DH mHb ms
H@lEhtOFing m1nGs,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
TWENTY YEARS AGO.


EASTER Sunday, bgdg1G and clear
WrhIBe somewhat cold and hgeeEg
with 1ha dirser5QI OF the wind irulD
the northwest the 1EF w&s tain amt
glprTIhIs 10 The ANNUAL Easier a.pOw.
4m OslkEI1GsiB eEaGuuhEs 1raGe 11GG5a
0f tire EEsIEr Festival with ALTAR And
BLIEtgrrr tssrmrsaB1ulE OF tslr8D Ga8rs&~
ter Hm8 Each Gr Sunday sG1o0Qa lad
sge,raI1 grwgram GO Tlssie;E1 effort
Crowds were IN B1nsln3BIG,& al ED assr-
uiies. u,EnnFE1sr CtguuaEGserF @t
EznisEhus TtsnEIlEr wGUgadB'sd al dbs
CgrrgrsgHnBGuaBB GtIlrUh gu E,sIEIDt ave-
Egu4 WEST
Chxrn.Es OF time gu THE IOWA Cts1i~
irrsBl Some paEsHgTIsgitT HrBiEI8 wsfts atsu
I'm allrr IE1sr mt the CszITsrEiIlis run
WEI rssEIf4.t BGr 1tEs grEfBrsT GilIHt'll'-
sIDa,t cd gnrruuH.
\ PEr%nIIEB E3R 8etAEm Ble1It the
dipT IN PeisIiiEB MIR. amt Mrs. % l..
Siidu8tI4 wErs In GhiiRHgsn ,1Gtfn EN-
iam af HitfVWIlltn WEI III 0stt.B.iEliHt
gllE4it tlillE ctiI1R ClEFu PtET1sD OF tlts
HgNI Uai,tflnamB GGmla4TV WEE 8dEnf
-nnugtr dlD uihE CiiiGIEsD alice CT rlra
BsHn gumgnIIY ED DBrruEiDHiHR M a
lss.nIFrIl Gauli4rgInIiH al IuFsnEn. MlG
HlItn Christie WENT fB MsM SiiHTtun nm
ID inv with fariis1itER Hif Vail at M,ssS
Siiugrlm wa4 aEnGr'g 0sitsIlaHaR nsnnite
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
DR.. ANGEL BURIED
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD AT
RESIDENCE IN ANN ARRoR.
President Emeritus Of the University
Of Michigan was Eishsy-seVen
Years OLD.

Ann Arhor. Mich, April S,--Presi-
dent Emeritus James Burrill Angel OF
the University of Michigan died at his
home here on Saturday, with his two
sons, Alexis and James r. Angel, and
his daughter, Mrs, A, c.. Mclaughlin OF
Chicago, at his bedside, The aged
educator passed away while In a deep
sleep, which had lasted for several
days. For weeks he had been hover,
ing between life and death. rallying
for few days and again relapsing,
Funeral services were held at the An.
gen residence today and burial was
made in the Forest Hin cemetery here.
DR.. Lloyd Douglas of the Congrega.
tional church otficiated.
Through the death of DR. Angel
America has lost one of It's foremost
educators and diplomats. Since the
latter sos he had been most active In
university work, and since 1880 he
had, on several occasions, served this
government in many complicated for.
eign relations.
Doctor Angel was active president
of this university from June, 1871, TO
June, 1909, at which time the honor.
AIRY degree OF president emeritus was
conferred upon him. Doctor Angel
was born in Scituate, II. l., January {.
1929
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
NEGRO LYNCHED BY MOB
Seized In Trial Room and HANGED
From the Balcony Of the
Courthouse.

g. label, Okla. April AT the con.
clusion OF testimony at the prelim.
mary hearing Of Oscar Martin. a ne.
gro, charged with attacking white
girl, mob Of 500 stormed the court.
room, seized the prisoner and hanged
him from back balcony of the court.
house.
Intellectual attempts to seize the ne.
gro had been made previously. Mar.
tin was arrested Friday In connection
with assault upon Edna Murphy,
thirteenyear-oId daughter OF mill en-.
ployee at Bismarck. where the attack
occurred.
The lynching happened during a
lull in the preliminary hearing before
Justice Williams. All evidence had
been put in and the court was en-.
gagged in weighing 1t at the time the
rush upon the courtroom was made.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
NABASKA HISTORICAL
tKfse6f Marian win Assist IA Asy
Way Sach 0rg&6ization.


Oslkaloosa has enterfaiaed aistin.
xiisaed Company tifts week III eAe
seFsoA 81 Edgar r. Harlan Curator
Of Che STATE Historical department al
Bes Mofnesy and a man VINO knows
more abotit iowa history and aissor
icai names than the most Of Us can
hope to know. Mr. Harlan While Sn
town was approached apoa tbs az
5isaBili6y Of organizing Mahaska
County FIistorical Society and he stat
ed that he via DO anything within His
means or al5ility to farther sBeh an
organization He says he s. Wiling
to coine to the city personally and as
sist in the organization az establish
liient Of such an association Mahas
ka county siould by an means Aape
such an ORGANIZATION and the sooner
work IS done the better. as amch val.
liable Information. known only il ihe
memory Of the Old pioneers, - slilp
ping away umrecorded Mr. Harian
WAKES enthusiastic over the subject
He says such societies are este iisMed
and are doing work Of priceless valse
IN other countless Anything that the
state department can do to encourage
Or promote the county organizatioa IL
at the bee sand call or the beat
promoters
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
LARGER COLLECTIONS
Mere fAkes PAID n March fhis
Year Taaa II lsis

The esileesleMs faf ,he AionlA III
March 1915 A me sH,lAts ti9AssifeEs
aiigs amounted ta A92, s8s.glS sAsfA thAn
the collections faf ihe Same Mahsk
lasi year the largest Aas@ eaileatiAA
during sAe msMlh OF March isst year
Was ALMOST eiahts thousand daitafS,
while the largest collection fHf ane
aas this year wac somewhat Btef
ilfty.sha Thousand aslisFs. me syeFs
ase dhiiy eaiieatiSh f6F this iiehSh
ha@aSaF fAA hiehef than the AVERAGE
dahs collection iast year G5nnts
Treasurer T. ". Graham ana Ate beE
uty t'fRRk w, Wright iSsE ears 81
the months eslleetiahs al6he With
iRe axeepii6h ~ The helb 81 q b.
MNRP6e Who has bean NJ thp aflte
the past Two weeks 8his,
FSilewha is a comparison 81
March collections 1919 ami March
tniRl
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
Ian~ rlnr,I nm Mr,n.

Bmmnsinlre ha8 iiINgst7at &SIBllB in
a nnsw mltD fre t1riUiE. HDw tune
nnsas I'M aglih liww UiiR snlEi IRWIN
nilsalis tsia 1ijR dIf in awarytaiing,, Hfni.
mstsinrrg, i'm Palm Alirp Gninfw, haf
paEifinH B90m inhabitants nlinH wIa
2lian in #iuif tIDvnR, u va8Iy a7nHlll linEss
cara wla Afnu i'm a aiistn naHr taiH
GanfSBr of tAiH difNy. When IL fire
nrtIiia mii amnasvtisFa, THE wuinnnaar
wuR Bimmnlnit ant ttfH1n
tiierg ingaIn a frantic saaTuit afttHr taiF
man wiin aaarimil tsi@ Rasy IN the aiieit
Within imiaa,r tiis IiuAaF nurl
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
MINORITY EXPLAINS IT'S VOTE
Senators cummins and Works Tell
Senate Committee Of Whole why
They Oppose sfandets,

Washington, April 4,l~That the sass
pioion upon Louis y. Bfandeis' ehafae'
ter will destroy his usefulness as 4 ST..
pfsms court justice was the sist ~
The minority views Of the senate judi
oiary committee IN explanation Of its
vote Saturday against t,faBdeis con
firmatiohs .a. tf....
Summarized, the objection Of Semi
tors Cummins and Works, Hepubli'
cans, constituting the minority, wefai
That he has dsfled the plain ethi6s
Of his profession, that he has fss6ftsa
20 eonesalmsBt and deception,
That he has not the judicial temper
amsnt,
That he has lost the confidence III
such u large slemsht Of tho legal pro
fsssloB ne 10 maks him m Hadesif'
abs member u tbs Supfsms court
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
CAR DERllLED By HORSESHOE
Cas-. BY Passing Nag, Il Sas1s Unser
Car sn1 Causes s83tss 90
&c TgFrst.

Eazsss City. M0--C> y. COLLINS q
easLe1Gsg, was walking sGFGSs the
attract Ggass 90 4 street Gsr slowly :.f@r-
ing hi t1s sG0gzz~ 4 horse Ia causing,
thrsw a 8.Sss wA8e1 rDgys,s GzGsr GGs
rsssr TRUCK o. the CAR sEs e;s9gsssf. \
EHI5e1o TO se tasIsas~
The hUn1 saG OF the Tar ss'Sgs,sr9ss.
BG 4, straight Aass waffle Tie ss;ar
trucks su8frsts up 4 SIDE street
Collins Wa atrDwn GsISsr tive sur
wsssD EtrnEE by the swinging rsar ssst,
AMI s,atsrssf being ewlaitasss aaGsr dss
wfAs,sIs sT tiss gsIsIGsEatsss Of ne aItsrl.r.
nan.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
Wjt1ssr Gross,

i'hs Esw f5ffefsss Decoration kf4SWs
49, tts @Bftsry Cross Vas Designed W
gf8Ffg FsFHA&s4 s,eflks u IL ~ sRSYsf
8sS as ssS 4a6 Efpe8fGp6F4s fAthss
ss9ists, iB sas t.sEsSF ere ass bseesFs
q, Il. H. sa6 ~ sa6s sfss aAs R4asssaag
Gt@Ms. T&s rfss@s As 81 fqsss s4ssa
Stripes sAs tssseF Sasf DYf1,s, sAs
others NhfSs. G8s6shas, cs9saasi1ssi,S a,s&
officers o. @8tfs8G Gsstsss aFs 49,
ei5lss a2' Ghs decoration T8s cs1ss
s,ses Aoe toassr say Hd59ISspsl 3raGs'
Ss1lGs 90 s4peisI.s slis kt2d.ar 20 ray
8,s,f+tf9p sa54r Ma hsaas.s az . psFG 81
Nss description 81 tlFl.s
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
TIE BOYS WERE FOUND
Aud They Enter aimed The Girls In
Royal Style.

On Tuesday evening the young peo-
pie of the Epworth League OF the NJ.
4. church, held Hunting Social in
which the girls were to hunt for and
find the bows. The girls left the church
at 7:45 O'Clock and the party scat.
tered and some went out Market
street north and some as far as the
Rock Island and others east and west
The first mi Was reported q! S:32
O'Clock and the second at SIS After
all had returned, the evening was
spent in games ana social engOymen-
and the boys served refreshments coz
Sisging OF sandwiches. cheese, potato
salad and coffee About eighty ii ali
were present. and all had q most de-
lighttul evening n is the turn o. the
girls 10 give their social next and they
think that they can beat the boys GD
an event OF this character The boys
tO1T believe they can but they are
willing to let tAel tTg, 50 an UNUSUAL
Gy happy event is hooked forward 10
in the near fUtmre- The League nO@
las s membership OF over 100 and is
constantly growing ID Is the largest
and MOST active IN the Osf4lC0ssI Dis
5rf&1.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
FOUND WILD FLOWERS IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Visitors al University PARK Get
First of Season

Il u
The woods at C H. u, were fun Of
visitors on Sunday Of last week.
hunting the spring flowers. Some
thought that ii was a trifie too early
for the little plants to be up and
blooming, but nevertheless those who
hunted diligently for the mcame home
ia the evening with yiolets, spring
beauties, etc. The woods are just
beginning To take on all their spring
finery and viii soon be in full bloom.
and ready for all the company in the
world.
On Friday afternoon of last week,
Miss Ella Stokes of Penn college o.
ganized a Suffrage League at Univers-
ity Park, and Miss Sarah Kelley was
elected president Of the league. Miss
Stokes gave a most interesting talk
upon the subject which enlightened
those who heard her upon the subject
IN hand. and which gave them a ieel-
ing that they must have mr. Oethought
and time to devote to this cause.
The girls seem quite interested, and
are planning, discussing and deyising
means through which they may bring
the subject more forcibly before the
residents of the Park.
- -:-s-.-
Mrs. c. Spann spent few days
last week in Abba, looking after bust.
ness interests.
Misses Minnie Kruse and Mary
Haines returned to c. II. u. last week
after two weeks visit with relatives
in What Cheer.
Homer and Dele Atchison returned
to G. II. u. on Monday evening after
few days spent at their home in In
dependence where they attended the
wedding of their brother.
-. - -
Mrs. Tucker of Stronghurst, H.,
spent few days last week with her
daughter Bernice at University Park.
Mrs. Mary Sibbitt of Kansas gave
lecture to the students of c. H. U.
in the college chapel on Saturday ev-
ening which was we'll attended and
greatly enjoyed.
Miss Esther Schmutz accompanied
Miss Tressa Gable to her home in
New Sharon for week end visit.
-
Mrs. f. T. Gilmore is conducting a
series OF revival meetings at East Du.
buque, ILL., Mrs. w. A Odell is assist
ing her. o..
Several of the C. II. U. students at
tended the Prohibition Contest at Mt
Vernon on Friday evening, returning
home on Monday evening.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
RAID ON GERMAN CAMPS
French Drop Bombs on Teutons In
ReprissI for Bornbsrdment Of Dun
kirk by Zeppelin.

Paris, April 4.--An official state
ment issued here Gays: IN reprisat for
the bombardment Of DHukirk by a
Zeppelin 81 allied aeroplanes threw
50 high-caiiber bombs upon enemy
camps at Keyem Essen. Terrest and
HouthuIst (Be!gignJ
During the night Of April n one o'
our air gquadrons Dornbardsd the sta,
ton OF C0nfanst
During the Gag quite a number Of
aerial comb2ts were fought S8GGeSg
fully By o0g aytatorE In the region Of
Ver5un~ -Four machines were brGGghs
down By Ouf aieFs and other enemy
aeroplaDes were obliged 10 fee Of
come 10 earth"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
Disposition Of Various Matters by
Jndge and Jury.

District court Is busily engaged to-
day hearing the injunction leases
which were filed some two weeks ago
against w. E. Hall. John Richmond,
A. Walker, VIM S-Smock. Ray White,
Wilbur tDutchD Wilcox. Irving Eos
ter, Bert Brill and Earl Riggs, for the
illegal sale of intoxicating liquors in
the city of oskaloosa. Several of
the witnesses ocnld not be located
early this morning. holding up the
proceedings for some time.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
BEGIN SUIT TO BAR LIQUOR
Es,lsS HsUlS SfsysHt Railroads Ffsn
Carving Etssbst 81 Passengers
Wfg Hfs fy9sShis ssss,

BHslsf, No, AptTi =iHj4Hesi8s
salts Bays gs4H flsa befs BY Prescott
ing &ss4fhsY DsWj't 6. Gk8ststt, sssk-
Ing 90 present. tires tsflf9sGs rom
transporting 1Fs@Hie$tfsg llqRGfs into
tfss 1Ssatg, 4R6 also ~ prevent thsR
from carrying passengers @fp9 sts ~
sfgsa.atsS.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
RUSH WORK ON ALASKAN LINE
Trains wiz F4o 10 Riss on Govern
npsot Line in TIRES Uss<s~~
asvaSst3so Opens 3,9aE,

g&wsFas Alaska, April z.>--Tf&Hk ata4
bsjGs;s @GfE nfs tlss ha81a lire Gt ths
government = rabbFo4a ast Of &fahs9f,
age il being rushed by gatgs stg&A
900 ha&a,
TRAINS Will he GpsTat&S 30 MSta,
haska gGhct5ass, 81 aaRb&s ftofa AkHhtyf
age &s sG@s as ne Kf6k s3Fer ss5GEs
is Gofarls1&Es which mf9t be- wlek3B& ess
next three weeks,
Reports tr&ss Cook 1aasG asG5Hsts
that aaefYa5bgS asag ss rssatas,s 5g
AssJ1 o.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
fery MlItes fse > ssta.

Gataa@i, AIM Row would you IKE
tS walk ftsty miles every time you
tols q basa& rhats what the citi.
sens 81 tlAs place have to do The
mining booni ls Isalsing the town grow
al tsie rsss o. about 100 PERSONS day.
fhe loca water supply has to be
teamed h0m Needles, Cal, forty miles
aAsa$
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
SAN ANTONIO BANK CLOSES
Cfey ++ss s2bG,GGG GepsssS Ar FtHst.
c3sd slsaclalp-tSsops'ts
*fsSscSsf.

Sam Antonio, Tss&,, AbriB f1~%Tips
West Texas tssalk and fnps6 company.
4 Ha5ssp8sspf,sstt ias,soi5aglca aajaIsd 10
open IDS doors. having Stsap crter8d.
di5s,st By State Banking Gr4nsnssssi'sspsr
saha s.. %ag6s'ascn. Miaasq'ass1nenr
~ GIits pedltrs AFFAIRS @ass charged
The citp sf Siaar 4s,g6a6Sy has a hal.
ssuas 81 4brDlU sgd sou ia She bsqi4k
Deposits pr8Gsetsd by the stads
sllarautF JEpS exceed sG 9GGl 900 III ~
s,giit ltss tbfrst mary lie ra9,1aast&sd..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06

According ~ she 6sazet5e Is FFaacs,
4 csrtsssp f'fsaclp teeiaisas5 possesses
d,sg psssGp bt ss1s5 9ft from advanced
s,sneS,F bosfs ~ aSsliS VIA 4 6sls3jlt6lfs
af4ppsf Stsr ia hs0it4t md y vine
c,pt4i,aEtng tIits lhstthfasAG VITA ft.s
Sos6 pf Gtts So9 hests 6h,s GeafAaas
approaching IT, 5aq,ks IaE,S eie Beaes
lllonts
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
BOZ GIVES LIFE TO SAVE Ma
S,sars Cittsar T5ltst,, 70 Safety from
Fsssrt z,lH Sueapt,tSs sesoas ssss,
csleass brlve,

Conway, 5&:sH, April 8,--Gassssiier
n,isss,s,S, aass,i! eight, s;ase dse life 80
s.fa,,. iss b,spaieir Iff@aiIt, 8ssdi tai}, wien
the tbvu lings gpr INTO deep water Willis
waiting IN a pol.. Frank beesai1e M
conscious srii 3Fs rescued by taie
Younger bnp,, vino tadi dragged iiinl
nearby TO- tlie shore wIiep he sas''
cimbefts rhe father, n farmer. ats'
ts'pe,ii in tsiuls 10 l'sstnie Pieaiis
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
OUTLAWS ACTIVE IN asfTl
szrntsf as-rt SApiii-ss Clash ssc,ss,st
xIaIsrt and . NlsItssr G.sgSrIrnf.-
a. = NSsr G-ssiisgr.f

Washington, Agrt0 "a aitfaib ds,
sgasr iH1nisrs AMT DGlsrsss IN asrtas-
si:srlsru HkfiTi wass rspGrtsst TO tiiss uRRg
deuHrrmsIT by Admiral Ca1srrlaL.
Tnafad States hlrgsa w,srs n6r isIs-
wiGgat in diie fa;iuing.. One psises1nan
wEs EIltsf ald Gitugts wtpinfsst,, 4d.~
uii,a.l GaJtsrtkm sizf1st, while tliss OUT
Iirvg Inst several killed ant q mirm-
Isf c;fJnrstl.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06

S,paSlp Bttid,, Eadi, 4biill $.=pite Ga.s
6sass nletssl,, annually awarded sy esie
University 81 NGas Baae ~ a die
ainaMeitedl Catholic tfs1mad, vii So
awarded tliiss Yeas TO- b,c, Tho,ass j..
Watit. scientist asi ait'ieas. 90 New
Spfk city.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
rli. aaawrs- Einntttnr.

0slia,uHmu iuH mn VET dispHsisn on
her pIHaEHlrxf hiiaiiar nln asaaa TN
taia trpvn uff Garrruin wsis nnt pnasaiIle
ans ttie wutta, prrssmirf df ttiaU place
lis MD g,-nlrIar ttinn tint az 0slfalhusip.
Rtalip lis INV amIHiltsarnE ttia nnf'
aiiuaa an ttiH lnneiiiinR III ia cam he
milliis tID wmrtS ON tine asliiain DakH'-
mrsliEF M taiIIr niIrB
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
BUYS BIG TInpLhTE MILL
Baltimore Company Taken over BY &.
NJ. sehWsb ard ths Plant VIII BE
Tfiplsa IN siks,

Baltimore, Nd, April Charles NJ
gehwsb, chairman u tHs board ~
directors ~ the BatHisbsm Stssi ram
p8nY. has purchased tbs Baitim8Fs
Sheet aHd 'tihptais e8mpahy, fhs g.
600. 900 enterprise fsbsHtlv promoted
tyy ! " Aidrsd, This purchase viii
result IN stipllHE ,hs DnkaHsIy pro
POSED sizs Of ths Dlaht
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
FADED cLHTSEs Wss LOSS
lutp Won. Gaal Tar Csees 10 Wake Gssrp
sirpir and Essp-Fsircirsasats
krrs Nsarrerf..

New York., april Sr--Rtn,ciiassits OF
new alirss after taie present season arr
waluIssf by tais National Assnmiasun
IN Glmtniats rtiau 10 t.ie garment fisdasss,
''taieg must learn ID acs,auu t.ie siiar'
sram as one over winsin nn mill tnaiis,
uftmtrrar on retailer can exercise com
ANIL rlis cmnuis,ia caassaaun on iins
UNITS az efial tsaf Dyes il1 blamed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
RHr,sI 5ssfrsE

Spring huN# aIEmR, Bdr tar,IH" 9ss-
Ei:rlanau girrw DaIiiE hn8 igitsn Gits,aItsti
amt the pag,iE ssiEtEf newly naairrsn asllt,,
naea anil niue III new PINS hirNa Issin
,Bilr in their unBiiaimH, HING dine Das,'E
IyuIltB Vlies iaaIGiias were taken rum
5ialrraee al ttiH aifv lhrIl this mmring
amt waiiignnn haOus liHaan engaged dtir'
ing ttirn iilE in ltm:lt1IIg them.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06

gRKZHEl #HIGSHLL --lMIrri an
aia office of aihH gfffGiiBi1IIls !JrHfnHa CT
uiia pence, Squire T. W. la.flnlar1a4;
Tllsatfly Alriil 4, BanG m trwD dGiEgiE
n. M, Laura HiilHstin dif White 0ms
daygnsiiitI. I'D Mn Henry KriMT at
MIanruaB usIwnaiiiip FriiHIffsB al tire
cUIgiif will esstlaInh congratulations
Rafth ara we'll Known amt nGuIliur i'm
their rasiiftlnT1 communities amt bEHSt
wii4Ilass fSTilnW txD tiifH nHsv liImH.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-06
d. $500 AAn.A

Some fellow tried to effect an en-.
trance into the sleeping apartment 81
Mrs Josephine Conner, 500 North p
street. last night He raised The
window, but the noise awakened Mrs
Conner and her danghter and die THIEF
fled His tracks were plainly visible
in the soft earth this morning