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New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
The Students

Because oats contain more oEganic pn"--
phoru, the main brain con~'ilucn'-than
any other grain. Also more lcci'hin-ihc
builder Of nerves.
Four-fifths Of al college students come from
oatmeal homes. Ninc-tcnth- now eat "a'-
meal In one university. Is on qi ~ Of the
leading professor, regularly eat oatmeal
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

..u means to end an incident
,o become too theatrical for
.n everything to me he
rg close al her side as she
M enable me 10 DO the
m'o the world 10 DO.
,,ovc that.
Don't di>appoint the
eaon YOU. Help me blind
.w,.>."
.ns him of. Help YOU
Your cncmic>. She re-
nj 30 that
.r, The worlia, Your con-
...on gave the situation
bells Of utter folly, and
-.-.. hc insisted gravcly.
.t nothing but you and
left unmolc,tcl IN my
-. ID ! appear: y, the
.,r,> She swept him
Goodnight"
.as.lvby her side. "You
5. ..at. he answered quiet
nothing in bcfricnding
-.a, one more triumphant
I'd Prince in chair !
.,.I q little. 81 am not
tc-. Of Austria ! say it
.ten done me the honor
with ID Duchess Of the
3D., my suggestion dis
.. can. Il is something
intellect, not the heart.
10 love with YOU.
m. events might have
-.. .urn; but she apprc-
mis-. and their cool au-
ct i merely 10 compel
.. would strike the
Ht,r. r..''oct q chancc!"
~~. ta~tou ..te appealed 10
and mr t.u'r. But II
0e amu,c me 10 lead q
even Prince RodoSlav.
There why ! should ioin
n.Ec,
soldier at attention.
Noe SSH SET a people lrcc!"
p.rn. ~Docs that make
.uau> III have spoken
t. amends. You shall
mr counsclS. Come.
.ra moment" He indi-
mob 20 which her uncon-
brought them. 81 will
elt.
p-omi,cl. She said.
.~Dui-, Icf. ! mean 10
w-' you. ! Shall tell YOU
m there and, listening,
's at'crward did She real
.ug lick bad lroopcd a
sail behind them and
where test Of her own
vowed She would not.
nd have brought Justin
rumor. II wasa
E SupDrla'ivc, luxu-
r.,'ic. j, dii credit 10 a
rul- %. readily a. arti-
graph in the villain
daily which the lake
r dubious coffee set II
um lcr tournament,
n. flight on the part Of
Dos given. who still lin
...i outs iirt, Of Nlontl-
u'i.~ filed the pres. II
w.. .ir. Dr TWO, no more.
Cr.u,u4 also had new
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
Brain Workers

Because 10 other cereal 80 well supplies
what working brains consume. None IS 50
rich in organic phosphorus.
Inquiries made Of l2,OOO physicians show
that four-GfthS Of them regularly eat oatmeal.
Scvcn-cigh,hS Of the homes Of the most sue
c,~~ful ar, found to be- oatmeal homes.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
Chapter VIII

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aena' auIorra.t
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New-York tribune., 1911-03-26

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a.f'E
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sup
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r
u t
Wttr,.-
H gesture
1,app
g.lg !
noH my
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tt-l ,'.t
atr u.'I
B1,Ih
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prove E9wr
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She h,,,t
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26

bpibt Topir, for at Sebtet fan tr9ffe
goot ub, % op~erorpsies meo pubic,
riieret Suffer. Se mat belit ipies,
nleo BET iamme De er f9rbige.
Baltimore SanS.S Grter.
9ette er en- rigtig gammel Sp.
Tfrift, iom bar saaet neb igiennem
Sl9gterne | en- gammel Warplano.
SamtIie. Der er abifiqig Irbeibe al
lape Dem men De er ubmerfet gobe
og bill funne bolbe fig lpnse / en-
glifbor meb tpt Saag. 1 Hunb Nel
iietes ire 8ange, I Biino eranulateo
Suffer, 70 Buno Smsr, a gGg, -
Bunb WanbIer, iom er ifolbet og
flsoet. Smer og Suffer rsres til
Slsbe, ggggene pipes gobt, efter of
man fsrit bar taeet fra en- 9gege.
boibe, til at babe ODER &agerne. s@g'
gene rsres iaa eobt iammen meb
Smsret, iaa bar man Welet /, Iiot
efter libt. Spis 3eigen ifuloe blioe
for baarb til at fieple no, fan man
bape Iibt Wtelf /, eller ct sgg til. ga-
gerbrpttet meles eobt og 9eigen
fieples no iaa tpnb iom mllie, og
uoitiffes / bpilfeniombelit Sorm man
maotte snife. Saa bar man liot
ggggebpioe - iom err piipet Iibt,
mer life iii ben er itio = paa Cop.
pen af bper Sage og logger berouer
8 al De fIspebe Wanbler og brpsier
liot Suffer oper. 9e maa Iteges meb
nofiaa limo Sarnte oe oct er bebii
at Iabe Dem itaa neoe / gaaeroonen,
til De er sobt unberiteete ogiaa i9tte
til be er sobt urberitegte og iaa iGtte
Ipiebrune paa Soppen. Ian maa
basic paa, at be err olbeles folbe, for
De Ipgges neb / glifboren, eQers bill
De let ilaa fig.
Gn mn Slags SommerSrif,
iom faI6es "Spring Gbicfen". 8a.
L.~L.. .oe - S,t+c,, f,Io2 ~ S,I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
&ongen % Waleren.

Ssleenbe Siitorie iortGles ON al.
Ssbe Song 2eopoIb al gel9ien. Gcn.
gen loo oeo en- 9eiliebeo en- Tibet
fienbt iranif WaIer pibe, at ban sn'
ifc6e at ie bam / fit BALLADS meo ct
WoIeri, ban bapoe uSitinet. 8luit.
neren inbfanot iie til beitemt lib,
aonaen betrasteoe Innse os besei'
fret Woleriet % iagoe iaa:
Seq fisber oct. Spao er Pri'
ien2"
Zen iattiee a1initner nsleoe, ipe'
fuIerebe ct GiebIif paa at forlonge
tuien Sranes, men iagoe iaa reioliit
30 t,iien Srancs, 3eres Wnle'
itat."
III tuien," iasbe 9onseu, Ser loo,
iom ban bopoe misioritaaet alicltne'
rem, "sobt, ies siuer oct, men lite
mere. Spis 9e er iornsiet oermeo,
itriper min Setretar no en- Gbecf!'
"unbifplb, 0eres WaleitGt," ltam'
meoe ben uuse aunitner, LEG iagoe
to Guien Sroncs, life ii tliien."
Men aonsen Loo, iom ON ban par
%tungbsrt.
"Rei," iasbe BAN leg 9norer al
eria nit 9uo. 81 tulen eaer ingen'
tina"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26

Bonner, Siffer % iiGr alsper %
aIfalfa faneer Nitrosen / 2uften o9
bringer neb / Sorben ieien.
= 8ip life 8lltten sin en- Sole,
en- Galo ener eft Gam at febe op.
bpis on tGnfer at iPIee 9pret ieIp
en- Dag oe "glemme" at eipe Gut.
ten Yeneene. Non funbe opbrnee
EN- 8ut til gnorfiit poa ben Woaoe.
-"Dfelfefoen CT oct 9pr, iom fan
faa en- noarmet Sarm /. goo Stano
igien." Get ionume fan bIipe iast
ON gobt Slagtefo9e, Spin og Sons
og Saiien life at forelemme.
= Grpnering er pigtigere ems
"Grogging", naar oct si9loer gooe
8eie.
Gen unee Sole ifliloe 6ape
imagt fin Rors @elf, inoen oen er
en- Sime earmel.
- 8eete err en- goo cling pao Gar.
men. Won fan oa pioe, bpao man
i9leer oe fisber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26

SorobGr, iom er fnuite og tiIiot
posie meset Siiffer. Wan rcrer BET
sobt ON, bar bet ina op / en- Sorm
% i%erperer bet neS Suffer os SIsoe.
@an fan benptte @rinsebGr, @Iacf.
berris os finifaarre 8eades paa
iamme Raaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Store Worotife.

Store norOiife Sele5rafielifab al
bolbt forleoen Gag @eneralioriau'
lima paa 'gerien" / 8isbenbapn
Selifobet bar, ifslse oanite glaoe,
en- aftiefapital poa q Usiaioner
aroner, men liastet Der | aareneS
SOB er uobctalt itore 9ipioenSer I'll
gftionarerne, er bets 5ormiie M
mere emo treooblet, ioet SelIfabet
eier ca. 81 Wiaioner aroner.
Gets 9elegrailinjer cr puroeret til
36E Niiaion, bets gnoel | fremmeoe
8elegraionIag oproiGttes til ia
Wia. Oct eier aftier % Sbli9atio.
ner / fire Iapirer til en- gGrol al
1914 Wfiaion aroner.
8 1910 bar SelifabetS SnSt9gt
opret 100000 SIR. % bets iomleoe
9riftsubgiiter 100000 ar., bporaf
8oaer og 2sminger tager De 1900
600 &roner.
Sperifuobet err ~iaaIeSeS 6.700,000
9r., oa al bisie uobetales 4,S6O,OOO
iii gftionPrerne, Der iaar ct uobptte
paa IS Trocent.
SelIfabet bar ifior moattet a1tnn
ire SeIegrailinier, TO til Rorge og Ell
iii Sapan. 9e TO, iom er aHtaneoe
iii 9orge, err 2ebnirgerne ira NorSe
iii SfotIano o9 fra Norge til Gre.
oritsbaon. Gen, Tom er ufitaaet III
S'opar, er 2ebningen fra Sapm I'll
aoreo. 8 gritatning bar Selifobet
fun iaoet $4,000 SIR, bpaS Der er
meaet Iibet tilirebgitiaenoe for Oct,
ga set piI iao ct betpoeligt SnotpgtS-
tab berpeo. Sobet oil Dog formino-
ties noget peS, OF ben engelife &egie.
ring iamtioig bar %ooeroraget Oct
9riften al en- 2eoning meaem eng
lamb % Rorge.
Ser forbonoIes M meb ben ergel'
re Hegiering ON SornpeIie al auH.
cesiioren pua 1elegraflinierne til
gnalmb, men De pil neppe blioe FOR.
npeoe uSen 5artreoiPttelier. afitaa.
ellen al be norife SeIegraiIeoninger
bar fsrt til, at 0orse bar neoiat 1e.
learamtorterne. Selifabet bar Der
Tor, for at fontirrere. tilblIot eng.
lamb o. 0umarf at reSiptte 3ele.
a~ramturterne menem Soerise, 9un-
mari % England.
Zen engelife Hesiertns bar taset
mob 9ilbuoet, men ben bonife Re
aiering bar enSnu eiter 4 Waane-
Sers Sorls6 life taset Stiaing BERTH.
Sgiaa i Gftaiien er Der ifet 3artneo.
iGttelier.
Siliioit bersrte 3~iri3erteu, Sam.
merberre Suenion, Den fore llopif-
lima, iom ~iorgitnar i Sinas Selegrui.
pRien. Zen pilbe ittfert osiaa fom'
me Store RorSilfe tiIsooe, og De 3
Riaioner aroner, iom Selifabet bar
loant aina. ifal anperoes til Senne
llbptfliug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
quiet ne Rfokkfnrt.
Gtsiseret al en- praitif SusutobeE
&abarbra See Cream.

en- Quart Habarbra foges meo
eli Sop SunO % S Spileifeer Gut
fer, til Gabarbraen er blso. Set
presies iaa teiennem ct Gsrilae %
tiIiettes nogIe 9rnober roo Sruat'
Sarpe os en- Sbeife SnsefGr.g rtraft
(@ineer-grtract) Naor oct er al.
fisIet, bIonbes oct meo TO 8opper
piifet Slebe eaer TO 8opper gu.
itaro" % "frpies" oerpaa paa alnin.
bella 0iS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
&abarbra." Srittcrs".

A tpffe Stilfer Habarbra ifipres
op i Stpffer omtrent en- CONNIE Ian.
&c og Suffer oe gitron Saft orps.
les ooer Dem. Hsren lopes al ct pi.
ipet 9Gg, bpori en- app iigtet Mel oa
en- &lpbe Salt rsres, oerpaa bar mar
en- baIp Sop WeIf / % en- Spiieife
"Slipe Sil". Oct ilaoes iaa, iii oct
er rietie iepnt, iGttes iaa paa ct
folbt Steb en- 9ime og lige for Oct
ifol benpttes. bar man en- toppet
Sbeife Batting Eopoer |. Get er
bebit bare at bpppe nogle Of Tabar-
bros tpfferne ! &sren 40 8angen og
iaa bape Dem op / fosenoe Smult
meb en- Gang oe labe Dem foee iii De
er Ipiebrune. 9e leeges iaa paa
bpiot Rapir, for at Seotet Tan treffe
gobt ub, o9 ooerorpsies meo plllpe.
riieret Suffer. Se mac belit ipiies,
meb bet iamme De er f9rbige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26

On sjsuIf Tom t. fin 8ebers Suitru
meb iGrbeIes ~bebaselise gfterretniueer.
Senrptt beroper biIoe Ssruen trattere
BAN % ipurete, ON bum ri bbSe BAN Ell
Tram. ct @Ias @unih ener en- sobbp.
Eat" ipareoe Ranben. ~bois ies
icar Srammeu IN. iaa fan ies Sritte
Yuniden. mssaus 6rueu Iaber SpSs
been
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Gm mn Slass SommerSrif,

Tom fables "Spring Gbicfen". Rn.
barbra foees oe Saften files af. I'll
en- Bint al bette tnges Saiten al en-
Gitron, Suffer efter Smog og iau
meget @anb, at BET imager gobt.
9ige isr oct ieroeres = naturligpis
,isfoIbt = ian bar man et 9gg /, Tom
er pifpet rietis sobt os oerpeo faar
"Griffen" en- pen Gull Sarpe %
Sflim pna Soppen, - bet err bel
Sorpen ii9r iom siper anIeonins
til Rapnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Gn COB SorobGr.S esisrt

laoes paa fslgenbe Waabe: 5 en-
9ouble Boiler foses en- 9int WeIf
% iaainart ben er fommet til .aoge.
punftet, bar mar 2 Spiieifeer Corn
Stard l. iom er uorsrt i liot folo
Wfelf % laoer BET ioa foee / 8 Wi.
nuter. Smiolertib piipes ct gGs
mee en- bolu Sop Suffer % en- libeu
aIpbe SaIt. Sette foges 2 Rinuter
unoer itaois Smrsrins. iaa bar man
ganilie ! eiter Smas Os en- Sop
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-10-21
HANDS BURNED LIKE FIBII

II can truthfully say Cuticufa Rem.
edies have cured me of four Ions
wears of eczema. About four yeaa
ago I noticed some little pimnss
coming on my little finger, and III
giving it any attention, it soon hecaus
worse and spread all over my hands
If I would have them in water I'll i
long time, they would burn like ia
and large cracks would come. coaa
Law a. pin in them. After using iii
the salves / could think Of, I Vansta
three different doctors, but all da1
me- no good. The only relief I got III
scratching.
$50 after hearing SO much aboutha
wonderful Cuticura Remedies, gar.
chased one complete set, and afa,
using them three days my hands Rsrs
much better. Today my hands in
entirely well, one set being ALL used
(signed) Miss Eta Narber, 3, !. i
Spring Lake, Mich, Sept. rs, 1910
Although Cuticura Soap and Gill
nent are sold everywhere, sanpE
/ of each, with 32-page book, will n
mailed free on application e Cit
cura,' Dept. 2 L, Boston.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-10-21

revelation W
ueeu' 1,t ~, feet long and is simply Tue
~ ~ :. +rea generally with FORK at me GU
rrho 1.++er mart is about four feet IN lehsn go
1,ain+ad with iron. The whole thing nas uu
one handle and is drawn py soAo - ~
with II the natives manage 70 sei"po
f,,rrow in the ground. The methou - $3.50
inglv primitive and picturesque anu s,aaarn
throughout all parts of the country NO. -
American plows being a great rarley. - l
d;d not see one in all my travels IN Tie
public h nrb,c
All of the cities and towns nave q pupAs
fountain from which any one Wno ues1
NAV obtain water; and every hour Vi 1ne oa,
one may see the aguadores water CA
obtaining their daily supply from these places.
po+t savas come. the women generally carry
. large earthen jar upon their heads, Wn.le
many of the men bring burros upon "hlcn Tue
enack-saddles holding six or eight Vessels.
Others bring rudely fashioned WneelparloWs
with which to haul away the precious hu1u'
At Popotla, suburb OF Mexico City, Is -"
Noche Triste (the Mournful Night Ireel' ono
Of the most historic trees In North America
for - ie said that the great conqueror, Herman
cortez sat under it and wept on the night Oh
1u1v / 1920 following the defeat OF the span
iards by the Aztecs and their retreat from INC
CITY of Mexico This ancient tree 10 wen
cared for and is surrounded by an IRON iehce.
II is gnarled and crooked and partly ueao'
and it is doubtful II II can AVe Aaan' '
longer.
A visit to the little town OF Guauaiupe
about two miles north of the City OF Mexico,
is one of the most interesting and, proDapiy'
the saddest Journey in all Mexico. This pic
turesoue village, nestled at the foot OF the
hill Of Tepeyacac. is the shrine of Mexico.
There is an interesting legend concerning II.
which is as follows: On December Il, 1851
an Indian named Juan Diego was on MS way
to the church of Santiago to attend mass
when the Virgin Mother descended from Tue l
clouds and appeared before the naorspeon on
he hill Of Tepeyacac She told Juan thai
she intended to become the Patron Saint o.
Mexico and that she wished him to go to tne
bishop at the Cathedral Of Mexico and tel
him that she desired to have church built a
the foot of the hill and dedicatedato her
Naturally the bishop did not believe In
Indians story. but when Juan Went 70 nil
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-10-21

modern Mexico's first emperor, Augustine ue
Iturbide. This man was the commander OF Tue
yiceroy's forces; but he, was AMBITIOUS anu ~
he Joined the revoutionists, helping them ~
throw off the yoke OF Spain For this ne was
crowned emperor of Mexico on July rs, 1877.
HE reign was short, for he soon became IN
popular. and on March 20, 1928, he abdlcaleu
and sailed for Europe.
Mexico Is a land of churches; and over Tue
ruins of one of the greatest pagan temples =.
the New World stands a magnificent place u
worship Of the Christian religion There, Wnels
the great Aztec temple that was DESTROYED Ny
Cortez once Stood is now the beautl1ul va
thedral Of Mexico. The cost OF us cohsel uee
was ABOUT 81, 100000
The front Is surmounted by two beautlIIi
towers. about two hundred feet high, from
which an excellent view Of the Mrty, with ~
picturesque domes and great buildings mays
be had; while the Valley of Mexico, famed
the world over for its beauty, stretches ous
like great panorama. The FAMOUS LAKE
Texcoco, the great castle OF Cnapultepec. ai'o
the sacred town Of Guadalupe seem Just pc
naa+h vour feet Far away on the him OF the
valley the great Popocatepetl and 1xtaccihuatl
("he Woman in White'), on the SUBMITS Oh
which Is the land of eternal snow, rise up
above the surrounding country
The cathedral is never closed. Night anu an
day. summer and winter, its doors are alWa7s
open and every one, from the poorest pe55o4
In the land to the richest man, is welcome.
There, within the walls of this beautiful pal
are If religion they all gather rich and poor,
aristocrat and peon, to receive the bishop $
blessing.
On the east side of the Plaza Mayor is the
National palace, which was started In 1917.
This is the seat of the national government
and within its walls the laws which govern the
neonle of Mexico are made. 1t is on Tue
grounds where once stood the palace OF A1asa
cat1, an emperor Of the Aztecs
Just beyond the palace, on the Calle ae w
raaa Is the National museum. This place Il
wonderful treasure house of Aztec relics, ane
nowhere else in the world will such coilec
ton Of implements and other remains OF tn1'
extinct race be found.
Within few minutes ride of the PIaz
Mayor is the castle of Chapultepec, the Wnlp
House of Mexico This building stands upon
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-10-21
His Christmas Check.

Al Ryan, the hospitable flint gls,,s
wicker of Lockport, N. Y, and forms,
~ organizer Of the Socialist, local \,
that place, was being congratulatea.
by the boys at the glass factory.
eyes," said Al. my uncle out II
Tifin Is mighty good to me. The IL,
before Christmas he sent me chacs
for $500 just as a little Christina
gift"
After the usual congratulatory com
ments had been duly made all around
AL added:
Eyes, he certainly is a fine Old IA.
Low. In the postscript Of his lettst
containing the check, he said:
"'Dear Al, If you manage to getthls
check cashed, please send me 81. i
need pair OF shoes The Comm.
Nation.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-10-21
secretive Family Bible.

Tommy was a yentlresonle 100, n
nobody had ever credited allll wy
sufficient courage to shake his bead ]
contradiction when the Sunday seAs'
visitor, who wished to show oa y
knwledge Of Biblical history asssrA
that Sarah, Abraham's vile Fas y
only woman whose age was feeolaE
in the Bible. Seeing the disappfa3ll
motion of the little head n ths l7sl
row the visitor reiterated I'
was the only woman whose agsai| \
corded in the Bible. Then Ioas|
spoke right up: here are Wy
more that = know Of. said he lllI
asked the astonishe cd Y1sl tof W U
grandmother and Aunt iLaess
Tommy.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-10-21
FOOD AGAIN Il
a Mighty important SUBJ y y
One.

ka4f
a. Boston lady talks ens Z y e
OF food and the changes ,,, sssi
made in health By some aAssssI
that line. She says: /, Mn
AN injury to my SPINE z W. WI
anhood left me subject g 81 y Ii
headaches which Woula III Ii
four days at a time, aIla !. 4
course of drugging prous : j., J. ta5|
patton with ali the Ills 90 8 Nj sl
my appetite was ~ Y J, "a d
uncertain and many Aa'1
dressed me. Nnts l ~
81 began to eat iia IS / llsa
or three years ago, because :, III q
taste of it, and ! Keps - eossE
soy II eat aa1i it regularly at of ,ssIs
e eoinr 70 bed-and have e ID 3
, st;natiog, on my :: headaches s %
cally ceased, and ! am J. Y 4
| cal condition at the Ivy
was at 40. - credit ~ \
T give Grape-Nuts ef y I'M
ing my health, u nos s &
and YOU can make % sl a,ss.
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nattons-Spa1n, Mexico, france ana the OhlIeu
States-have foated over It's ramparts.
Mexico City is full of interesting places
Relics of the conqustadores and of the days
of Spanish rule may be seen on every side
History says that about 1925 band of Aztecs
was travelling through the Valley Of Mexico
For nearly six hundred years these people mao
been wanderers on the face OF the eartn, anu
during all those centuries they had beeh
searching for the promised land-a place TO
build new home. Their priests had taught
them that when they saw royal eagle Win
snake in its talons alight upon prickly pear
cactus, that would be a sign that there was the
place for them to build city. And as they
we're wandering through this valley they be-
| held royal eagle, perched upon a cactus
holding a serpent This is the origin OF the
Mexican national emblem OF today ACCORD
| inglv thew stopped, for they firmly believed
that their long journey was ended. On an
island in Lake Texcoco they built c1ey WHICH
they called Tenochtitlan, and this IS where 'no
! City of Mexico now stands.
Considering the centuries that they had been
homeless the reign of the Aztecs over this fair
land was short. for in 1919 Cortez landed ~
/ Mexico Than began one Of the most remark
| able camnaigns in all history. The great con
uuerer commenced his famous march 10 tne
| Aztec capital fighting battle after pattle' anu
| defeating hordes of savages. On NoVenpeh
8. 1919 Cortez entered Tenochtlflan WITH us
little army and was welcomed by Montezuin ID
| H. The spaniards collected great amount "
ao,d .,d o+t,or valuables which they were COM
PEELED to leave, for on July 1, 1920, they were
driven from the city. However. in August
q 1921 thew returned. besieged the place, and on
the 18th they were again victorious; and the
reign of the Aztecs came to an END forever
Pnt the great treasures that had been lett pc
hind by the conquerors had disappeared
Circumference. the last Of the Montezumas, was
tortured with fire IN an effort to mage MN
disclose the hiding place of the gold; bu5 II
this Cortez failed. for the lips OF the Aztec re
NAMED sealed, and the location OF the treas
ure is a mystery unto this day.
One Of the principal points of interest Is IN
Yt,rbide hotel located on First San Franc1sc
street, and not far from the Plaza Mayor sim
building was erected by the Marauesa De "a
Mateo Valparaiso, in the eighteenth century
!. md later became famous as the palace
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An eastern young woman wants
every young woman In the country
60 sign pledge mott marry man
who smokes. s,his, however, will
hardly affect the smoke habit either
one way or the other,
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History is repeating itself. A de-
mand Is forming for the regulation
of aviation beca&se the birdmen IN
their machines brighten horses. Later
on automobiles in their turn will be
com plaining OF aeroplanes, biplanes
dirIgfble balloons and other aircraft
summing them down.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-10-21

1t Is announced that Russian cavial
as a cure for the cholera. Probably
1t works on the principle that anyone
who knows he would have to eat Rus
sian caviar will refuse to have the
cholera
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-10-21

The Pennsylvania man who, while
intoxicated, took out marriage IL
cense, thinking it was dog license,
well deserves the dogs life that his
marriage is apparently leading him.
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It is reported that Egyptian coats
are the latest In woman's garb. After
viewing chromos portraylng Cleopatra
we gather that microscope will be
needed to find the coats.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-10-21

A temperance society in Cleveland
is trying to find out what a highban
Is. 1t may be unnecessary to state
that the society in question Is strict
sY feminine one.
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Within ten minutes after landing IN
New York Toledo citizen had been
robbed twice. New York may Keep
that record for speed as long as II
likes.