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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29

Lester Geselle of Thief River
Falls. Mimi. was in the city for a
few days during the past We elk.
Lester is now working for the Arpin
Dredge company in their office. The
company is engaged in the work ol
digging county and state bitches in
the swamp lands of north-westel n
Minnesota.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29
Deaths Harvest for the
Week Numbers Six
Five Children and one Gentle
man Called from Earth to
To Great Beyond

During the past week there
has been six deaths recorded in
the city aud that number OF
homes have been made sad by
the loss of loved ones. The har-
vest for the week has included
five children and one aged gentle
man.
Ole Holberg, who would have
been seventy years of age had
he lived but another day, passed
away at his home on Pine St,
and 5th avenue. last Saturday
morning. Death was the result
of a complication of di-
seases hastened on by
old age. The deceased has
been a resident of this city for
a number of years coming here
from Eau Claire. He is survived
by a wife, two daughters,
two step sons, and one step
daughter, Mrs. Charles Nelson
and Oscar Eggan of this city and
AL. Eggan of Hayward. The
funeral services will be held at
one o'clock next Saturday after
noon from the Norwegian
Lutheran church and the re-
mains will be taken to the old
home at EauClair on the after
noon train where the interment
will take place.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29
Norwegian Lutheran Church

Services next Sunday morn
ing in the Norwegian language
with sunday school at noon.
The Young Peoples society will
meet next Wednesday evening
at the Christensen residence.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29

Mike Nelson came down from
Holghton, Mich, the latter part of
last week and will spend little
tlnein the city visiting with rela-
tives. Mike is working at the Dyna
mite plant at Houghton.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29

Miss Eva Morris of Spooner is
spending the holidays in yhe city
with her mother.
Arthur Egge of Hibbing, Mimi.
was in the city for a few days DUR
ing the past week visiting with old
friends.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29

40 acres of good fruit and diary
land at the Three Switch school
house. On easy terms. Ed Williams.
Henry Hanson of Duluth is spend
ing his holidays in the city visiting
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Arnt
Hanson.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29

Most oi the stores and business
places OF the city were closed Moa--
day.
Miss Agnes May Duffy is spending
the holidays visiting with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Duffy
at Culbertson, Mont.
The Misses Minnie Anderson and
Jennie Kjaervick of Duluth have
been visiting with relatives and
friends in the city during the past
week.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29

|. Juel Paulson. age three
months, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Paulson, was found dead
in bed by the parents last Sun
day morning, the child having
passed away in the early hours
of the morning. The little one
has been very frail since birth
and it was hardly expected that
it could survive. The shock was
a sad blow to the parents. The
funeral services were held last
Tuesday afternoon from the
home, Rev. Christensen oficiat-
ing, and interment took place in
the Protestant cemetary. The
sorrowing parents have the
sympathy of all.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29


Lila May Lee, ages months
and z days, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Lee of east 4th street
died last Friday morning after
an illness of three weeks with
pneumonia. The funeral SER
vices were held last Saturday
morning from the Catholic
church and the interment took
place in the Catholic cemetary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee and family
have the sympathy of the coma
munityln their sad bereavement.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29

Genevieve Marsh, the three
months old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Marsh, residing at
Engoe. died on Monday morning
of this week following an illness
with bronchitis and whooping
cough. The funeral of the little one
was held Tuesday afternoon and the
remains were inferred in the Catholic
cemetary, Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh
have three other children who are
quite ill and the sympathy of the
community goes out to them during
their sorrowing hour.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29

Florin, the three months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Sezarishs of Polish Hill
died last Saturday following a
short illness with a severe cold.
The funeral was held last Mon
day from Catholic church and
lnterment taking place in the
Catholic cemetary.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-12-29

Bromslau Komboiski, age 2
years. month and 8 days, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Komboi-
ski, died Wednesday morning
from a illness with pneumonia.
The funeral will be held today
from the Catholic church and in
terment taking place in the
Catholic cemetery.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-24
SraNciaitcll

IL ubtr be btprliclcnot \ .,lbt an
Nr'tubdum III Claas so. ,piihcn otn
Srptt4 mi r Wn rat -. @lnttO rut
ten Adlrtltun mo ia bruai nno
Rem ,tIut SABINE GtQcb'ntucr Vdicirtt
Ntlp
Yiut o,m .Spt'cnllcit" Der ml,
lrlutm 6t,nrphr ,hru Ols M'ii'ntddm.
nturr rd'iebi, webb htr HlCld,lilrn IN
Mr;lir Gpr oir Nlntt Der Wesuu pen
Z. VI, Z. uno oGe WluitOb. 9rrht!
Nrrrl! Mtbt!!! Ttt 6luti bcr IA.
,pb,ir nno H0rbcai,i wlta 90 eliza
ltlr, baE man olt Shm,rn AMI BIC
Ndumr h0nltn !duu. wtll tlt
6lltbrneui ttlut ,}tli III hr blbtu. rt
mt, N rthmta. Ter ydttlnu mlto
aul otr iluti Dor Nunatr nlt tlnfm
roih;n Nobu ltiuQtu, tbtr in btr y IL
pCrltNsn lbn az ilh N rlbg. TIL
yaltiuer III auttr llh pcr .iuNt uEo
meis islue dnoc,t ll'ttrlIRuae sru
.Quore etc. OILS otn Spruh Sba,ts.
ptdrr ."
lond' CaSSiuS has A lean and
hungry look
He thinks too much; such men
arc dangeroGs..
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-24
Sie bette Orr druusu.

Rnbmeuo MT wei id<ncn sScrien
,Nbret Nauen Ncyib uro Vraa,
Sdten iLruucae rielc Ntgrrn
.Nlct IN einem atcbrr ArOs.
Wiiroe rcu tc4arn eT GiNc,
SD bah eeb otc ,aprNt S,lu,
Sttts III NNihc TIRE SSanQsn
llno eos sgdt W.unnbldu.
sb ec Sliibc NJ rttNhrsllt,
81 ,hm N6 tn ouetC ittri,
4rcire f,ou e,c ip,,at irdr,tp'&,
SptrIi SIar,ct urs ~ st!cbri.
Wdr, brilliant tibii 't bic SEts,
sItb ELI htliicy hHcr I'D.
SieiS bic aau'tiaucr eprrrn
Nrlnai NIX monr Irau VI llh.
Surtcs,idu'cue aadlg EdT,tr.
SrWNIa 10. iem 4aAsay ipmS,
MAIDEN, eaS mc,n SNrla eg,n eurn
Siebi 'uimabg an s&tIih met rad.
ScSie etI Ettic g,lN wm N0tie
Spat mat '1cn une eg4 mt. yna
~ mein "css, ma. it,aseslle,,
SeGi nuy Supp, Ccmui' lGo 6ltiit
Tcb eae mus I'D al thr loben,
2omm' ,d Abtres nea 10 irai
et!us ris elpd aua Gle. ,ipo!'.
SImn;i ilc MID rid, me Getei
limb ea ritisu ole GGiis,
Suns uuh Sli uue @reb uue sIein,
Siebct Srorc, Tu han Die Stii,;
So.Sn's ,srau 1T cssihsin. t&)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-24


Nollsu ~ b,iulsn. piele gsuis iih bts
Hlslit'"ens trthoIisn, hno Ole yrsii,
fiir Shlahtcisb noh INNER i'm Ettir
acn. gllo IN etm 6ltiitiruh MD
slnmal in oi,isr Wtiis brlutommsn.
Nodbsm bi. gisbsds, ri, mehrsr,
3nps lebier Wctt nb'r bsm Glaze
NIuB lag. bnrh bas 3baulpti.tr an
SonntHg eniisrni lpOrbsn mar, btdl
ielt asiiun Mors,n cine meme. Die brit.
te IN bleiem Winisr. zen CLUB.
Tie Trrti,buna hes in lsbisr Nus,
qabe oes rSolisbiatt" bssOnnsnGi ar.
tlisls ranidlub in bic Sohidteita.
rtaeln" linn. ba bsr &criaisr. Ssrr
SOitpb y. Susds unwobl 1T, trit ipa.
Ter eriaeiasu.
3ur9sfduigen eadtune:
Ner itiue 8ebGubs beriidert baben
mod.s sesen 6eusr, SliB pber Siurm
iprshe bel ms Dor. Mir baben bic
Aaentur Der AetIa.
3u @ertnufen: Nlpmonth
&cf gruisisr Grtra cute gDlntsrls.
ger. l5 e;sr Der Sitting W SOC 3u
babsn bai :. 9. 0usbbert uno 5phn
y. Stsppers.
--Serr Spispb Vlobmspsr bat ba9
no,blih Der GcslBidpn unb Wtnpboliu
Raao geerene uro Is gtrcs cnibals
lenbs Sllld pONbes pom bem HlQculbu
mtr Germ Hcprae g9lIo fur $500
iaulIlh erluc,btn.
--Sm ponie ieincr gIittr arau VI.
bert Shlsi If a,ftrn br oltt 0ur
Suom,a 8obmen ,ur clpipen Rubt til.
asaan9tn. T,e ltIte Mrs mplarn
bier htracbrddi unD aul bltiiArm DOT
ttsatt, betrolAi ncrbsn.
Die Grntnnung Der 3tuius'3 Sab.
ler bu,iir nitt pnr Mite nidti trlrI.
Qtn, bl bic Iurbftt ter VrnlunQs.
1rttiitn !altm ppr btm srlttn gflIi
btcphe. meroen idnu. Sobalo DIR
&iuno Der Yrillnn0stomml'lcn in
MaihIrliou luilehstB'n poretu III.
tricllt e;e ernrnnun9 ttr tr'olSyctdtn
RanrlHnltr.
@i,b,r tenubtr mir ms IN rem
Elnlsn ttpu illisr getHt; Gin lunCr
aNhdlitHcp lirrugtr 94rnitr iIirlrlar.
nj isii pIclsn Sob:u tsm irIttr i'm
Sanos eth,tritt. 9R't itocm Io0e
dbtt ridtu uir o.m Ntublt"le rnhtr.
una brnt, ti;t tlN't n bic errariun.
lu uJt', olb. menu or t,utIinQ
cnollb tInittri. tr auh All bic Tlutr
blcibNl lpIto.
-M tintm 9Itrttr tti hcr gG'f.
mana itNcs StmVNliruuea Ntnrp
SitQcmoGu 81 Se''tr,rn NltO. wmoc
lcnrln Wprurn etr cite Nrtr AQltuh
Vitnb an tlutm Wntnrnm'u crt0nlt
auiQt'unon Ter dltt N6IlbrIt
Nrtlb nat 'dru itli !dn trir 3ni uu.
iuJttNuns'nhil uuh ioIlt; nm itIbti,
9liprSm onl lemn orIi'tsjnIia0o M.
ity'n1t ntvo,n,
zen Hhtndrnrrr miro cine iruhc
@oad II ~ tDtjl: 6rau0ihutt wtram
in otium Sabre b,lli CT iiu ala Rn
IAN CT 3cil. Iu 81 irN man iHcn
eutn lcti bub'htn Npi bdrmrr.
ruo III 81 dn mllyta .toell, ous t;u
Nrlutuet, bobcr itilQtn MAIDEN iol.
3as Ion MI tuber. bar III o:n V;u'
mo zen NlAbirmmrr nur 9anoer uno
&lug 0u ala &ti0B bMug, wtrrcn. uno
eric Str"r linO rbtn b'trnt,no blHi.
sey huiulitlItu nls .stoUr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-24
y0lalrs..

Ner eiues eredm'treraiors betur', bt.
itfHs iid ben ~ShdrpIea" bel Senrq SCumeI
Ger aItc p,yr %eirtid gpnptppbl
III aui be, Syanttul,l,c.
-1rdu GnioG S,t utttr ii ibmtr
trnut oil Suuttntn'i,, NuaA.
6rI. oriruA : baritt rryrciiit
am 3Iensia9 III Vttwluottn III Gba'
mois.
--Setr Aoi,p5 9QAfmtutr pctlnHitt
bitir SaQ. an tnDn N,rlD Sbulit
| trn Tpii enc l}tbr' lur sl6j.
-f,au NJ hIm S&iu,t,mnrn p,u
pltld IN bltt ou' tslut tt ttl Nhti.
ar frau a)ltIl'.
Rr!. EiNt N'almbrtr prn gHaros
pile III htl DR. GHniir ,luts tnltle
5obn y. Sttplt'@ Il Gent d,'r'itr.
sptScn cinrsrar,iur wtrot man
lA OIL y. N. ntdmdun,
g.tliphnlil. Dc.
--Sert Nilbdm EdIrop lat Nurn
6tnrp Shlumtt, tU,u Snrr'tu
Qanb JGr a tn RI" tp,Q ct,tlult lux
Zen TIeie p0n cUlhu, otri Toilurs,
-Nir lsnitn o3t AuimtIiidn!ci
6NS's'e: Gui pI 9ui,!t ocs Narn I.
q. Scdmaru L b rmylch!;u Ibn iltt
ole E'tnrltrjtU ll.It
-Seyt :, TIT Scurdlo plIapi'r
Itbte 9Hods ,nCntn Snrnsr ben Sal.
lrpan SpurlO Ctnon 2'lab,iNen e'd
fir s245.
-Nui cl,rr >ttl nap hll on
TNnsioa Ser G'd't ?'trbrrlt Gin II
cswdIiilcu Ndtltl Gt'du1'n. TIT
Hnutpptcl III L pcu t,rrr HIuallplBt
biz CUR 0n.t'tu TuG mo 1 Son.
--Westn rtS an itluU Stirltrttr
ct,lib,rn : iilll!'r't' Nrtt''ftnS III
ltp,e Wott Nrbr WrduNsl I'm Srrl4,
acubir " piCr Sab,n ,3"hibaualiraic
pou;lhulI wcrc,'.
ThuS,rp 4 M frrr etctN Nllit'
meNtt NIL tiatr ,u, hci ~. Srul' ifr
ARarit ttl,lmm:tn HdIlaNunG Z trrnt
vno Rnhpltb IN h,t Sumi Ollie.
hntptr & Sru nat Z, youIS ab,
-Sctw. i. ". Teptnb' ID btaab
6a hsutt III HtQi iiun9 Ns Germ
Nattim gOet nan yoolt 6'etl ~ Ne
IuA oss .rrliatu plarleys 3tp. J. ".
sbmy's'
-S,dn teImdnn Sil'.mtru be.
iutts elt,tr sGps bic 6amhi, ihrts
gIuotrs ,laiob alltbe ales tti 2pois
Gre, unt pty,rOt bot 'iiy slu rouge
bcttres Sobn" faibtEiitllt.
| Tis tIihcuu fatine Sdbn oi,,auit.
nod btm G,rliil,nt Vlant. ouldblih
.Wertduis ghrtIuiipn Mttrls"
5periauii pom 26. Stbruar bis g. Ndr,
lmeI.. ahIiia inr bic Radi br prm Is.
(sssbrudr bic is. Rdr,. Runoiobrbilttt,
bon Cfaet SOd Ct. 9out fsr $3.50,
NIB ftr bit'slbsn Taisn ud1 aanias
sNiis fur e7.75.
|, !. .. esuh. ssssl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-24
X. of G..
Ginaeianot

Sn isnsn Wprbtrsituna'a fir BIZ
Neriimmluna bu 2alh. Union npi
/ DRc. idrint Ter Serr proi. g. gl
Saniea Gang aniareanatn su ien in
Smoium b'r iOsaen Hraas uno spu,
mub sr ld bis'sm Sinbium in daen
iold,n Cjrahe asmiomt babm eat
len Teraenipiism o,r 3errilitun9 nub'
/ II. in ieinem lebisn Sdrelbtn pIIt
tr ndmlid gang Don Quirotis, mliier'
iiterull 'Ssiahun unb giohung,n--la'
ipbiii'ds - tarbonaiii uno ala
Sdparg Srnb. aIs id ben ar,lteI
las tamsn mir unpilitIirlih bic @Ortt
Shat, spsare's gu Gsoddtnlt And
plays such fantastic tricks before
high hea, en-. As make the angles
weep"
uno bsi GQem mas Der Iisbs Mann
itreibt 9sgsn bic &. Di 4. muB er rlii
ban 9rOB,n 2iatsr bgttAnen:l | have
no other but a woman's reason,
think him so, because | think him so.
3as III Dot fnihllitn in Dem pos osr
Erof. BEN hchp. Ser'n prn GinQe
GOunip, Shrsibtr pss grtllels Non.
K. of c." pptblIt "lsbri9ens pus prib
eenu Or Monk. of c. p,n ben q. pi
6.Y" g. VI. s. ll'bri1tns mas ,rc +
beEn Der osrr proi. Der ia aum i'll
Monk. Of G. N opn orn q pi g.i
.ld wia gum !iubtu uno 6rommcu
ots 0crrn ftc'. noa tlnmal mlttcr.
bolsn mas lh ppl cDulgeH gSptru i'm
eIu0e'dnot Ne. |. 0eiaAt Sic Wdtli-
ida,t Dtr &. r' Is. IL ,tint Qtbelmt
Wtl,l'ha'i, weniRlirs ntt ple tel
Strt tnp'. lle baSupt.ltn llh btluilhi.
" ~ clnc NNrlitl't pnn Ql,hol'en
DE l9lt @Htd'issCNmr NE blhcn ole
lle nItl n.m leo Il lu' be 9Ille BIN
ben, 0btr N ailtE Ulln Tam ter 6.
4 =. lh ell ltrle. Nilhiplier wenttu
lin Hdib tmSuloIta III Slh,U w;lte
Die Ntltulba't aabele'iyn. = Suticiat.
SeI al o,m ctlirebieI leltn Die
g Ol 6. 0c cli'pal tommt mir lrs
u oddt"ir: COnueniunt Anna, Maria
Sbyi'a, LoquentW ct abhoC ct ab-
haC ct abIiia.
.Gs nnten llp Mllammmtn guna,
4alId, Sptilla -
llno 'GWaBCn psn D. nlem, pln is-
ntm uno bon arbcten. :
3sttr tli 'lu Amt oeilsu cr p.i'cn
mup. plc gl1pF MT pjlit ocr {r,c.
lisr, nle u Ger Srl ktr'cpct anotu,
III. mcr,tn lu0a o1ltt lcyam cub
allies IN Der SItaC leuc Alt! Q,cli
Bat rnp Ste, Nuy .>Stulnurtr,
ltautn olruui oaE it|un CyeuuuA
9cpliiCn fulro tn;tr Or Ip,lul,no
MO oHR 1le 3b0rmahy lItait ,}cli
I!nep0h.
9"a@ DIS Et!rrt prn Saaamet,il
nao 0andoa anssnl''L 10 wOiGl mir
uumat,upuaIiel uNO lb.e lun,
(Poancna nthy. 9lolQ*l Ssnptea.
=. ~. :.
Aatllens niGis nclt @sry Nreiti,
i0y. U0it belclItR.
&sp. .. j. glgdcrMAun,
Piasty III g. Nlors.
Yam, Mo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-24

-Nusatiunt. SrtItten +:
Ttin Vupa uns Ttirs TOma iinb ia
sur niti Ytiut ,ihlistn glitru. Gis
tabm Tid ii bIob obopttri!-
Siesaen: -9as il ia aerabt ftOnI
Qs,us Slitrn hubsn min ansasindi
aae ek Csinsn uut,sn Cie uskusu.s
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-24

Aa. esaor !. Z Sssnan gsrnetnas,
=, s. siaen Ssis haiti, snsnans sine Sdt1
hae Ennee. $ds Satees srpnien I'D
ale prthles. Satleu's Arnita eelse kslts
iW seuihineia. xaats rirst 10 srsrnt unf
NAsy tas Ssierars. Srane' NH sanrt,
ranssm CsssiAuns II, S1hnexaaasn, Sus
ben, Szptss. Grssna xas -tiieS. *
eei :. cdtssssu & ssa. DshYtelia ~
fell uae 2. y. S1ea 4. SeR1 3sshink
Gs. o.. Sseusss sss e. ctisssesk
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-24

@nrwirie. .gFtnn Tu nur
riurn 6uuisu 2cbs tin mid s,Sabt
bnttei. blua wartt III ME min
Nann eeporoen.-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-24
9m frasst?
(You Sobanna Ambroiius. }

Tu iraaii warum ins Nuse
cid mir pie 2brdne eransiJ
Narum Id ilaa' une leibe,
Has mir bic grnit seriprsnstl
sa, ihauisit msinem SamTr
Tu often ins Geiidt
sca wireeit Ritleio baben,-
9eh bu ptritebit MID nihi!
@as aud bic bleite sippe
Sur alaasIi.ber baudt,
Die iann oas @eb niht nenrsr
Sn bas mein pers setautt.
R6nnt' eisies su Dir reben
Bon tern, mas ibm sebridt,
Tu plrpeit mid bs!iaasn-
Tc4 bu perfebft mid ni4t.
O. VI iein @sb pon bsuts.
es III iein auiassitmsr,
Nenn 10 ppn @eierirallen
9erriFcn wire pao crrh
Nsr i,adwai' pirp rom Ssn.cr
3eihsbens b,uasrihi.,
Ter fennt biz npIenaualeu.
Tpd hn pegitebi, i,c nit.!
esih, N 20 " pctbantmeu
apsnn man bic z hule pttt ienut
9ihi iaper Gin asa,f !batrnt
Tas Ii6iulob ibcn btennt
Ner ielbu ME araonarn
8sl Radt Ohm NdnbetIid.
aarn ntmmtr m,b beAreIirn,
30, eu perfebll mI6 uiail
60 LAB MID leiic winti
Bon benz, pae MID beipe9i
Bolp nib Der abtno iommsn
go man mid ulteerleah
emlt Iommt 'gr ale Sjnber
Gin Sattr mm Gtritt
Ter Tam alIeia prhommen,
Tpb By -- eu edr'lt 60 nIdi'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-24

! bvt W" tiHP't' ~ otUH uAtHft
Fiartsr bic Air ppr nu Rnit 10
rtnn, jd nenn - sr niti "memhcf'
III. 0oloiinls Sctad:nne eas,
,lT rinr 9at tatholii6ts
Somllie miro opt Der pushT ,mmt,
lun aeisbtn - bsi ofn q. Of Is. I'M
VrHrSp ui6t Oubu ais member. In
pTan moGer moi bic q. Il q. hDiie..i
| LID lItGalsr corr tcltrlnte i'm -
aber nod bin Stltnisn tari ia tsiu
Non = K. c. tipds ausinen. Gat
ctr Nt;siisr GuslfnOmnsn lei. t,ttbl
ntt. Aer bat nun mel Die mnic
Set1ttnns 2
GnB aber iO'u'alsr. isos fimi.i.
line 9ebsims e1tislitaIt iti, Fl oht
pnrer Sl0oiinn. @enn in Der Jami.
lie !. =. EN- 9ino siuas nuspla lotyt.
MINIS oann nuslslioscn? Sine "a.
mile nit v6ebelmniiisH" IL iton
lIeia pnn14ts. lh bats ielber ia.
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Nolleu ~ b,iuasn. piele ysuis iid bts
Slsiil'Sens tuthrlisn, llno Ole yrsii,
iiir Shladtpisb NOD INNER i'm Etti'
atn. gIllo in etm 5ltiittruii nl6l
enmnI in oi,isr Wtiie brilutommsn.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-01
-zlzRE2 (f1F A11ERHIl1 Cok0h7. err 0FZzExco

Of the inhabitants put to the sword. The
houses of the city were pillaged and the de-
siruction OF property was general Although
Hidago issued an edict and attached grave
penalties for the offenders he was powerless
TO prevent the excuses committed by the un.
disciplined masses After order had been
finally restored Hidago turned his attention
to the manufacture of cannon for his troops
and the mnting of the silver bars, from the
many mines In that vicinity which had been
captured In the city.
Meanwhile the government prepared TO
combat the revolution and through The medi.
um of the church sought to gain control over
the minds of the lower classes an edlct OF ex.
communication being issued by the the bishop
OF Mchoacan against Hidalgo, Allende and AL.
dana, To counteract the effect Of this on the
minds Of the people, Hidalgo published an an.
swer, declaring his firm adherence to the doc.
trnes Of the Catholic faith and calling upon
all to resist their oppressors.
On the eighth Of October TIidalgo com.
menced his march to Valladolid, intending at
first to attack Queretaro. Hearing of his com.
Ing the authorities of Valladold deserted the
city and the army of insurgents was received
by tho citizens with great ovation
On october 10 Hidalgo marched toward
Mexico City and was met at Las Cruces by
ant Colonel Trujillo, who was surrounded by
the insurgents and forced to cut his way
through the enemys rear and retreat to Mex
leo City. The battle cost Hdago about 1000
In killed and wounded, and instead of advanc
ing on the city he determined to retreat, being
Influenced In his decision by the news that
General Calleja had left San Luis Potos with
achievements. The retreatlng insurgents
and Calleja's forces met at Aculco; the for
mcr, however, with but little fighting. contn-
ued their retreat leaving in the field their
baggage and artillery. Hidalgo, with reduced
forces retired to Valladoid while Allende
posted himself at Guanajuato and was at
tackled and badly defeated by Calleja. with
great loss in killed and wounded
Hidalgo, meanwhile, repaired to Guadala
lara with his recognized army and was re.
ceived with great pomp by the people of the
city. Here he organized form Of government
with Ignacio Lopez Rayon as secretary-general
In January. 1911, Hidalgo moved from
Guadala'ara with the largest army that was
ever under lis command, meeting the much
smaller force OF the enemy under Calleja at
the bridge Of Cnlderon. about So miles from
the city. The defeat OF tho royaiists was
turned into victory by q series Of misfortunes
which. by tie explosion Of their ammunition
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-01
MARRIAGE $500 YEARS OLD

Most Of us make the acquaintance OF Egypt
in the splendldly dramatic story OF Joseph and
his brethren, and so come to look on Pharaoh
and his people as gloomy and malgn persecu-
tors, it only to be swallowed up In the Red
sea waves, writes Charles Johnson In Har.
per's Weekly Or we read of the graves and
sober monuments OF the Nile valley with
their perpetual reminders OF death and the
kingdom Of night with the result that we are
hardly prepared TO real the gay and light
some side Of ancient Egyptian life or to credit
the thought that these tomb builders could
ever break into n smile. But there was
side of gayety and OF charm and Just as we
are finding that so many of our deeper and
more philosophical thoughts go back to the
people of the Delta 10 we are beginning to
discover the originals of all our jokes in the
buried cities OF the Nile.
That ladies were not unduly oppressed In
the land of the Pharaohs we may gather from
this marriage contract from n fourth century,
Denote manuscript:
a. says the lady Isis. take thee as my
husband. Thou makest me thy wife and CIV
est me In token OF dover five.tenths of silver
II discharge thee as my husband, hating thee
and loving another more than thee | shall
give and return TO thee two and a halftenths
OF silver. Of which thou gavest me as my dow.
er; and cede unto thee of all and everything
that shall acquire with thee, one.thrd part,
as long as thou art married unto me-"
Not even Chicago or Reno can boast of
frankie" contract than that. and there Ia some
thing wonderfully naive In the idea u the
good lady Isis "discharging" her lord on the
ground that she hates him and loves another
better The sum she returns him. as part of
her now Cancelled dover. Is about equal to a
silver dollar