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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-28
Clara Barton 90 Years Old.

Washington, Dec. 25.-Miss Clara
Barton, founder and first president
of the American National Red Cross
Society, was showered today with
greetings and good wishes on the
ninetieth anniversary of her birth.
Although feeble from her illness
this year, Miss Barton was able to
celebrate her birthday with relatives
and friends who are spending Christ
mas with her at her home, "Red
Cross" In Glen Echo, a suburb of
Washington.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-28

! economies work, meeting of the
Missouri Women Farmers Club,
daily instruction In poultry hus-
handry, and discussions touching
the most vital questions that have
to do with the country home.
4 dozen or more associations, in
Guiding breeders of horses, sheep,
cattle aud hogs, will hold meetings
during the week, as will the Farm
Management Association, and 9TH
ors.
The exercises of the week open
Monday night and clos" Friday
night with the seventh Annual
Farmers Banquet. Each evening
there Will he II program Of music,
popular addresses, and illustrated
lectures.
Governor Herbert = Hadley,
State Superintendent of schools, w.
i. Evans and other prominent Of
ticials and educators will lac in at
tendance.
Each visitor who registers during
Farmers Week will be provided
with beautiful badge The attend.
ancc is expected 10 reach 1000, and
Columbia is making preparations
for this many people. Reduced
rates on railroads.
The Boone County Poultry Show
will he held in Columbia during
| Farmers Week.
Programs and further information
may he had by addressing 7. {.
Wilson, Secretary Missouri State
Board Of Agriculture, Columbia,
Missouri.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-28
Executrix's Notice,

Notice is hereby given that letters tesla.
mentary were granted 10 the undersigned
by the Probate Court of 81 Francois county,
Mo-, dated the ith day OF November. ipiI,
on the estate OF
ERNEST ROsESsTENGEL Decd.
All persons Ia. ting claims against said es-
tate are required to exhibit them to the
executrix for allowance within six months
from the date OF said letters or they
may be precluded from any benefit OF said
estate. and II not exhibited for allowance
within one year from the date of said
letters they will be forever barred.
LAURA RoSENSrENGEL,
Executrix.
Nov, "a, 1911,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-28

Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that tie under.
signed, administrator of the estate ut
hiIN pElOk, Deceased
VIII make hnai settlement OF said estate ut
the next term OF fhc pTOnitr court pf -.
Francois county, Missouri, t. up begun and
held In The Court IluHs" ~ Pennington, In
said county, On the second Monday II
january l1l2.
Il. NJ. TALEEl,r, Admir-.
November ~, 1911.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-28
Work Will Soon Start

after you take DR.. Kings New Life
pills, and you'll quickly enjoy their
fine results. Constipation and indi-
pestiou vanish and fine appetite re-
turns. They regulate stomach, liver
and bowels and impart new strength
and energy to the whole system
TRY them. Only DC at +. NJ. Laak'
mans.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-28

Francis O'Bannon, one of the old
est residents of Madison county,
died on the 18th, aged So years. He
was born In Madison county and
lived there all his life.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-28

Lloyd James, n two-year.old boy
Of near kennett, was burned Ia
death on the 18th, from his clothes
catching fire while popping corn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

Darfeubsr. ber emeEtff<u nnb b<utf6en
Epra6e mntfie fnca gteunnQ: IN enperInfs
f.e unb Eai6iern. Y. u. o.. p24 efoinrf:cn
Gigate.
aunptr Deut DER fudbs 5dndtfigunQ In
BET ENtcs. q. IT,, 360s Gcrtouos Ntfs, clifton
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

bes J.rnrobrs ftsbt ott.nm6bis fois
ssnb<s feit: 5m Sabre 1908 (ber Gag
III unb<inunt) reinie ein aus W-sfl
gebiirtiser grillenfbleifer Pumsns
Sons aippersbep. in Taibbelburs
ipo5nboft. benGensralitoaten ein ~Jns
ftrumeni. nm p<it 81 ie1en- ein. unb
eriiiGte in elmer beigsfigtkn Bite
f4rift nm Elm pripilssium auf 80
Sabre ober um gefpiLliguns elmer
jdbrliten peuiion. tDoseSsn er bos
Jnf'rument nur gum DieHfie bes
2anbts onfertieen ipolIe. Die 0snes
roliinaten ernnnnttn am 2. GfiobEr
1908 zine aommiiIion. Hul bns IN
itrument, ipsIHes cine qGngt BON !
CUB ba!ie, 5u priifeH. I'm 16. Of
tob<r ipurbe 2ippersbsp BON bitter
aDmmiHion beaufirasi, brei Jniirus
inente. eingerihtet fiir bus G<ben NIT
5lpei Mngen. an3sIiertisen. Anfungs
DECEMBER bntte er he poIlsnbet. unb
cine neue RommiHion eriiottete bos
riib<r am Is. DECEMBER 1908 einen
slnitigen D<riht. aippersbep erbielt
iebon tein pripilesium. fonbern bic
G<nerulfant<n besniigien iin bomit..
ihm bic brei Jnitrumense fir 900
Oulbxn nbsutaufen. Die gsrneigss
rung Dss g3ripiiegiums tpurht boHnit
bksriinbet. boB idcn anbere bon ber
Grfinouns Htnntnib erbdlten bditen.
Iboti0hlih mar bon einem gelpiHen
JneOb Nbrinons COON (Gohn) wktius
nus MItmoar Elm G<fuh Bel ben Ges
nsrnlitncxn <ineelaafeH, iporin Der
anirdgIteuer bsboupiti. felt 5iDei J0bs
ren bur9 s5lsib unb Vnmbenitn ouf
bit Ronftruftion zines Jnftrumsnts
getommen su isin. ipoburh man snts
fsrnte, gar niht ober unbsuiIi4 ii6ts
bare Degenis1nbe beutIih fehen i5nne.
Er Iegts Elm foldes Jnifrument bei
unb kmertte, bab ss ndh btm urt6eil
or. Grsel<ns bts prinstn Wloris
sbtnirpisl Ieiiie oIs bnsjenigs, lpsI&ks
en- 9iirgsr in Usinoslburg tiir3IiM
nprgeIsgt BABE. 4m IL. GttobsS ers
fcIsie Elm Hsffyib b<r Eidnbs. Der
AorindHs uufiorbtrit. itln 9nftrumsnt
81 ptrbentru, man iuerbe b0nn fpdtsr
.reesn sines pripileas nnl bic S0d1e
surndipmm<n. GuIilei iann nis grs
| finbtr bts 5<tnro6rs nidbt IN Hstr6&t
fomn,en, q bat Is fdblfunigIt nddbs
IonItrnirt. ben Deipoli6dbsrn IN Dtnts
big dls sisene Grfinbuns pofetlest
unb b1fnr nit gre6er 0Eelp piaieit <ins
frrIe GfbSbnng isints 0etolt3 unb
Nm puuzs ssi o4sn1oelt beonipru4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

Die Griimouna bes fernr pbres

bic man nit guien Oriinosn BEN
4isoerldnber Jobonn 2ipprsben qua
fdreibi. tpirb iesi fir eineH sefpifTsn
2eonarb Dsgs, Der 1878 in 9riitol
ftorb, In 4nipruh qenpmnen. Jn
Der 2pHboner BibliOthef bes @ritifd<n
WsMtums bat n6nlIih Graf aarl b.
alintDDftr0m elm BUD gefunnen, In
tpelnem 9bomds Tiggs beboupset,
iein Batter babe ouf Grunb bon D<rs
iuGtn uab mathematician 5petuIas
tinnsn Giniengldfer 10 ni.einnnbet
rsrbunben, bab man hamit entfsrnie
gegsnit1Rbe, bic bag 4uge fonit nidt
unterihstDtn iann. beutlih babe
uobrnebmen t0nnen. Gd bieie Nnhs
riht burn nifIe b<utIhe HlGiisr
IGufs, In es notbpenbis, ifr aufs
entfniebsnfte su niberfprehtn. Dis
aneeblihe neue Gntbedung Des grofen
b. AlintoitrDm ifi bur4aus tein.
llebsrrrinung. fOnbsrn mar iAon
5opis. Dem .3xitgenoTtn Netptons.
betonnt, obne bob ein ssod3monn fiji
Nggs eineetreien ipGre. Mnn BIZ
Debouptune, lestersr buk burn ma
ibematif6e GpeluIoiionen bic Ron.
| ftruttiOn bss iJsrnrpbrts erfunben. III
unrintig. bsnn "a Idbt fi4 eripafen
bdb sr bn3u gar niGt In Der Cog,
mar. Mnberer5tits Sat Der beriibmtl
DoIiisi. Der iiH germ NIT freuber
Gebern f9midts. btboupiei. er bab'
burdb Nombenisn bic 9beorie bel
Dernrobres sefunben; aud bns II
niGt ipobr. OcliIei Bat nur bic Nah,
ri9t, bos in 6oIanb erfunbene germ,
rotr beitthe aus i elmer tnnreren uni
eintr tonfnDen ainfs, btnubt, I'm
sipti foIfe QinIen pcreinnnbtr au hnI,
ten, nobel e. ibm bonn IsiGt iperbsr
mubte. bic ptrpr5bsrnhs Miriung b<r,
feIben 3u trienrsn. Der spnbre gnt,
bedtr Der 1korik bts einfahsn Jsrn,
robres IN ReppIsr. 9hom0s 0iocE
bat aud beb0uptei. fein Batter bab,
nit bsm BON ihm eyfunbsnen sSsrn.
rotr nuf cine Qntfernung BON I Mlsi,
len bin tunhtnebmen t0nnen, mas bcrI
Dorging, ioiDie auf Geloiiiiden, be Ii
ipelter EntferHiing ouf bic Diinsr
eefpcrfen ipurbsn, prdguns unb Snl
| idrifi btutlih seIsftn. sJsDer. Der BIZ
Qdfungen eints suitn. mobsrnsI
i5trnrobreS ftnnt, spirb 5uoeben. bal
Sic onee1ebenen Q<iauneen BEL
DipqBf6<n GIniss. iuenn Elm foIMtl
ibsSba,fri eyifiirt bdtte, eanj unm5e
lM nsiea DsDaels9 - dsiiassaI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23
2pmDnoiDm.
petersburs, gnbe Roo.

W1ibail 0aFiIietpiti9 2pmonoiops
Ramen nennt isbe ruiIiIGe Gittsratur>
gsfbi5te als Den friibeftenGsnius ruiz
fifden notional.n 9eiitss. Gm 2l
Nopember bat man in allen ShuIen
bes Rei6es, in ben lntOeriituteH nno
bobsren 2ebranitalten, in Der atabes
mis Der MiHeni6aften, 81 beren dltss
itsn 3isrbsn sr sebort. i'm 4oelsflub
gu Petersburg, no beiternte nnb be-
bdnoerte ipeltlihs uno geiitlI6e, 5lolle
unb militGriIae Grobe Derfammelt
parsn, ben grpben 2Omonofpp sss
feisrt. Wit manhsm ruhiIhen Dem
fer tbeilt er bas Shidial, bab nur
fpenigss bon feinsn Werten Der Na6z
melt erbalten gsblRbsn lit. Dies
meniee lift neift in lateinifAer Spras
de sef6rieben, mubts ulio erft ourf
Rudiixriebuns ins Ruifii6e ben8er'
ebrsrn 9ompnoipips Sugdngli4 ee=
maht ipsrben. Gin bepestes, gdhrens
bes gbaos pie bic nit sigontif6er
Nnitrengnne ihdftenoe, rtahbtloeHoe
tpefteuropGiine &ulturioeals iibertras
genbs unb perarbeitenos 3eit peters
bes Groben ift aud 2omonoions 2es
Zen. Gin Stud aulturssidi6te bee
fih neu aebGrbenben Rublanbs, eir
Rantpf Der 0eiiter, Der nod heute tObi
unb nod lGngit niht ousserunsen 1T,
unb beTen Symbolic bas altrufifhs
Mostau nit ieinen orientalti6en Res
minisaenaen i'm Jublen uno Denfen
uHb bas meme 1peiteuropdii4s 4ooptiDs
limb getersbure, bic 5oaburs oea
poltsfrsmben 5fhinonnittums uni
bsspotiiten 1errengeiftss, iinb.
Sn ber n6rbIihften propin5 bes
Refhes, In einem DDrfhen bel Mrs
1anaeIsf mttten imGumpf, baher ouf
goloto, b. 8. Gumpf, genannt, tpurb.
2omonpfotp I'LL ols Gobn zines
Geefa5rers eebcren. DER Batter nabn
ibn NH ouf bic geifen burns Gismee,
HHae ~ hl@ IN Ulxsnan, mi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

lieb fih BON ibm in feiner Wobnung
'etir @ppara!e uno Wsrfuhe porflhs
reu.
'JrsiIia. gerisGnbnib fir ftin Gle
gsntlites mir.en unb bas Wlsibenbs
ieiner 5orI6srib6tigteii. fiir feine no.
turpbilciopbiiHen Sdrifttn. ipurbe
thm bel 2ebssitsn nur BON fpenigen 5ls
tbeil. 3par sbrte man i'm aud in,
5pDe. inbsm ibm ein ebrtnpcIles 9es
grabnit ouf bsm Griebbofe Der ouss
erpdblten @r5ben Hublnnbs, nuf benz
9osol, puIhtin, 9urgenjefp. 9fnoi'
iopsti unb ptsIe onoere zrdper be-
riibMter Nnmen ruben, auf benI Jrieb'
bofe bss slOiters pom bsiligen glles
runber Asfpsti, bersitet tpurbe. Dof
bolb fdon e.rieib iein Notne In Der
eefitnbeit, um erIf In Der 5rneiten DALI
te 6es 19. Sahrbnnberts sa peaxr Nn'
ertenuuag gu aeInngen. Mm Il. Wo'
ptnber bat man Dor nllem ben pGbn.
eogen 2pmpnoIpm gefeitrt. Mls erite,
Dortdmlpis Der nllgentinen Bolts
fdulbiIbung, fpie e. Tie In Drutf9lanf
gefebsn bate. hot ber Ditlfeitigl
Mann eins asibe BON aebrbiiH<rn es
jnrieben, unter bensn cine @romoti'
Der ruiiiiden gprnhe unD asisbids'
in muitsrsiiltissr G1rififprnN lang
Sci. binburh BON 10 m1bgtbenoti'
Ginftub eepefen finD, Dnb man go
,nDnofotp als einen Wtiibegrlinotr os'
rufTifden ShriftlpraGt unb DDrldu
fer Der groben RlaiIitH bt5si@ns'
fnnn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

30 10 o b-Gin mobernes Ts8intnser aans;
i6uner @arteu etc; Wfietbe nieorig an ein.
CUTE Tnriiilie. 5000 Wegent sibe. 1924
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23
RsrInnat--uldrmIiH.

E7dnner, aim bas Rmbitrsscsdift sn srier
ncft gsnr ei7li1f Modbsn HCfbfpeuoiq @oum
tett BeenbeH Iis bic Hbroetf I'm bes better
cation g8ir sontrnHiren bide piife Gteaen
1nnfenbc bon 0xobunrten fcbtden hir Far
hisre. iIrfere TapIcrns tpcrbsn nbernn amer
Glnbtslppi!fluten. msoler Amber .goleee
3zs OF 4. CTR. 2S-2S'
122 muiu Gll, 5SeIt Gcnluofon. so i
gh6er nIs annette Snnb: Gaaarbstt g
gsnrfsnehf, Ode wsnia uub fsenton Gsr., 20
tuuta, so.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

HsosHt Fost 10. Ea5g .. =. . o.
Ten aliiaIiebern btefx 9cge Sur gn&citi.
bcb 8rtecr Sec Etueieer aeftosber sfs nno
beiIte gaHritna. gn6mittGe& nfs ] uE. pcM
1rnnerhluie SIC Se27 Qlepslrn Ssrcts. ante
inifieoiie ans nou bfn gtsafrrffr ber 25ce SIR
Iettgl @abeFtaffe eeIeifcf freregn iDsrD,
artbur SnoeSEtn. q. m
Em. AtefPrt Eefr IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

Tamen nm bns grtfsrsn eu nIernen mii
bein eermnnu perniauersfen aDsuelDAppdrnt
lc,onicurtne GeFtts. .Dl0ffnos 9iecfroinfe
nil. g,rnberte bon 0BruhurHfen ber5nnosr
tBcbGIftnuer aesef nHfers Cffsrts bss l.
yanunr. G1Hb. cber Etnbt-dpphionfsn
Dsoler College. 32s on &. etr. 23-2ss
Uufe RBnfn mu6sufrnuen Gcmitce u2rr.
GER nm llbr In l3As WsGsn Sfx.
Grfabreaes Wlabdeu ttr bic Raidbs. i1if
RACE CTR.
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% aQafMtnsH.a aR nen on fssnsn cscS
Ten, ftettae Mrbett. 2i6 Ebeoa Ctr.
arftsr SLATE speites sranb@sn; b60ftss
eotu. Se63 ReGeing mccb. 8bcnbule.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23
gu berntistb<ngOttuse

Netrar eftabs 3d. Disr 3immss Gsisase;
Gas unb snahe, Ms4luirassn bsi .. SLIT
mean, e23 Noptar Strabe. b
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

9Serfnreu sssrippoHe Tsannni Rrali.
S~sD$S" uabel au IaofIsQs Absnc
daj BEN G3eoe oor her a1isffbaIls BE IT, Ctr.
xtberals BeIobnEHe. tvtun sariduflatisi IN 7et
@aft HieaeHas ssae-s Gpuubcls. Hbcne MpcH
3033. 1G-2N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
The Story of Queen Esther Will be Retold
at the Jewish Feast of Purim Tomorrow

The story ~ Esther will be re-
told ~ local Aynag0Rh tomorrow.
Ia tho orthodox HynAgogH OF the
Bikur Cholhn congregation AT Hev.
enteontb aud Yoaier. aud the Herzl
congregation AZ Sixteenth and East
fir. u Will be read from the Me.
gillah. n parchment scroll printed
IN Hebrew. containing the Hook Of
Esther In full. Customs vary
among the Jews with reference 10
the celebration OF the Feast Of Pu-
rim. which IN the anniversary Of
Mordecaia victory over iiaman
aud the rescue OF all the Jews of
the Persian empire frop massacre
during the reign OF Ahasnefna
purim is a great day FOR children.
IN orthodox aynagoRM the day Is de-.
voted 10 the reading Of the Megil'
lab. Noisc-mahera Of every pos
sible kind are brought into the AYn'
agOg By the little ones. especially
the boys The cantor chants the
Mcglliah aud al every mention Of
the word Hannah" tbs noise.
makers arc put Ia commission
In the reform Temple de iiirsch
noise producers are things of the
past and instead dramatic per
formanc~s Of the story OF Queen
Esther are given.
Another characteristic Of this
holiday n the sending Of gifts 10
friends aud the giving Of aims 70
the poor
Ahaanerua IN tho Xerxea Of his
tory lie ordered the massacre and
then regretted u. but according 10
the laws OF the Modes and Per.
nlana. a royal edict once issued
could never be revoked. 80 Herrea
gave the Jews the right 10 defend
themselves The Jews took up
their swords and fought for their
lives. defeating their enemies Afier
the battle Esther and Nordeoai
sent letters to all the Jews Ia the
Kingdom. telling them Ia keep that
day every year as a time of feast
Ing and Sadness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
FATE OF THE HOMELY GIRL

would dared think thing much to
Brooklyn,
student. talking n o this
Wellesley they would be
married and there would be pressing need OF college education
She qualities the saying there
self
support
driven getting liberal
while
all the gods kinder girl
than 70 the pretty this theory Of college education
a thing ITSELF
accomplished
a
whole the homely might be
MAYBE II Champ Clark Joke
Mexico would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
nnlllnghnm- Nm Mnrch I'M

Nottingham, Wn.. March IL.
Editor Star--Is a great blot about
TO be sineared upon the history OF
our country Are all our prlded
traditional virtues OF freedom,
Justice and fair play about TO
be ruthleasly and shamelessly
trampled under foot. and our gov.
eminent found interfering In the
noble struggle for political liberty
of our sister people? refer to
the now almost assured invasion OF
Mexico by United States forces.
In whose interest will such an In
vasion be nader The Mexican
government officials declare they
will resist Il. and no one will sus.
pect II OF being In the interest OF
the reyolutionists. We can safely
venture that American soldlery is
about to become the catspaw for
benevolent assimilation OF a rich
country In the interest solely ~
American millionaircs and billion
aires. No one else will profit by
such an undertaking. notwlthstand.
ing these are the very gentlemen
who will take no risks. personal or
otherwise. United States soldiers
will take what risk there il from
bullets and bayonets. and Uncle
Samuel will foot the bills.
On the other hand, the Mexican
people, so long oppressed by q
despotic military rule, stand an exc
cellent chance of becoming part
OF the tail TO the American kite--a
Ia Cubans. la Fillpinos, la Gem
trail Americanos.
Whatever the pretext, the Ameri.
can spirit Of justice. II not dead,
must surely revolt against the un.
warranted interference In the Mexi.
can affair II is none OF our BUSH
ness. The Mexicans are deserving
OF freedom and are capable OF win
ming II. Furthermore. they have
the Intelligence 10 administer their
affairs. The usual claim that they
are incapable OF self government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
WHERE YOU GOT THAT COLD

way ever body coId"f
they IL by . how the thing be
prevented
Boston OF know
n they
cold by thin shoes insufficient
clothing
Yoa
probably n a draught
BY poor ventilation
all
family all o. his companions n
studied colds department.
employees and
S colds
notably
sea- back civilization they had all
colds
getting popular The
everybody afford
their only
h
NJ DWIGHT HILLS Sundays In week
Would they follow days. docter7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
$l,500,000,000

sudden Of and OF
fleet armored cruisers play near the Mexican
That Gem zachary Taylor defeated 5000
turned the same trick
That this cen 2 Taylor TOOK by the
fortified cty OF Monterey defended by some seoo MeA'as
same TAYLOR fought 10000 Mex
ds OF Buena VISTA and TO paephraso his own
words ~. at TN he licked em"
Winfield with $4,000 captured the
MeSioans az the OF Seo Godo aptntnk santa Ns
defeating 10000 MeScana In
siormed and took The ofsatons 81 Moino de 10y o u
citadel Chapulopec The last defense the Mexican cap
finally guy refusing make terms with his enemies entered
You see the previously trIeked Into a
FAX ass9s0a Of essS SsS he o wasn't be drawn INTO any
Thus. effective hardly large the army that
without single battle taking most
rongho storm and entering the Mexican capital
the walls OF the city.
capitulaton OF fact We don't recall eoastlngy
been much TO boast about We
recall merely that call % mind also the fact mat THIS ht
liant eampaisn wascd on behalf Of some Mexican
We ea TO mind this fact that may comparison
army raobired because Of the
revolution. n
simply ultimate Remember the Asmo"
OF Interior motives and Of the war
followed the feeling at the bot
IN affair a humane admirable
NOW The unss states army ~oslsss ersry because s
enss BY the pressn, Mexican nsurreesion
Thrice Is he armed hath quarrel just"
speculate. help wondering II
gathering border the march Into the
Mexico cts without the
0 a single battle. did that earlier
the pial wall billion hundred million sacred Amer
lean dollars avail to STIR men TO emulate the glorious orde OF me
who sored the heights Of chapcpec than 90 ago
billion hundred million dollars
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13

AZ a dinner party the subject Of
eternal life and future punishment
came up for discussion. Mars
Twain. who was present. took no
part. A lady near him suddenly
exclaimed why do you not say
anything should like your
opinion. Twain replied gravcly
Madam. you must excuse me. 1
have friends In both places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13

Emanuel wishbone was walking
along the docks In one OF our large
cities on the coast lie was won
daring at the shipping. the weather.
Beaten old hulkS from distant parts
~ the world. with their rough. grix.
xled captains and mates. He little
knew how hard up Aome Of the
ships were for ere~a. Bsoause the
crews they came In with had wan.
dered off up town declaring Never
again'- Less likely scamen than
Emanuel had been shanghaied on
those docks
Dusk came on and still Emanuel
Wishbone wandered entranccd
among the picturesque shipping
He did no, notice two sinister feI.
Iowa snsakIng up behind him with
guhny sack lie did not know
they we're going 20 throw II over
his head. He did not know that
the good ship Grpgcastle needed
Just one more man before IL could
sail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
MAX wARDALI.

Editor Seattle Star: cannot
find words to express my gratitude
to The Star and to the good people
OF Seattle who have shown their
disposition not TO be stampeded. no
matter how great the provocatlon.
l feed confident that through such
agencies our city IL about 10 open
upon an era OF great prosperity.
The task Is great. and | wish to
bespeak for all the council. as | do
Tor myself, the most kindly help
and sympathy.
! thank you from the bottom of
my heart
A. J. GODDARD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
OBSERVATIONS

Indiana Bans spokesman senate1 they
In that very good talking
TAFT has got something soft asbeens
but II looks as II Charley Dick would have
iF DOC COOK a king Peary
admiral be I'M he wants
BIG INTERESTS shrieked when Joe Bailey you'd
Shrek, had to elect o.
WHEN Joe Bailey looked behind
and Taaeno following him. he resigned
CONGRESS that much
lands possible under the laws
bushi
MASSACHUSETTS 10 shaking with
from dying chair which
cARNEclE's fund penslonng
$090V0 the past five That's
fund differs from Uncle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
THIS ONE WOULD TICKLE MA

Tommys present Of a toy shovel and
him the nursery o
flying
For goodness baby
There naughty biting him his
killed II with the shovel" the proud reply.
RAIN checks for the battle Tia
April l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13

In 1858 when stephen A. Douglas
was running for senatorship against
Abraham Lincoln. with whom he
WAS on the best Of terms. he said
sneerinEly In one OF his stump
speeches: why. once saw Abra.
ham Lincoln retailing whisky"
Yes. replied Lincoln, 1T IL true
that the first time ! saw Judge
Douglas ! was selling whisky by
the drink. was on the inside OF
the bar and the Judge was on the
outside. busy selling. he busy
drinking"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13

Johnny I don't like my picture
hanging Ia the parlor alongside OF
the one OF pa In hla wedding suit
Ills Mother Why. Johnnyr
johnny because Ia my picture
I'm wearing pas wedding suit cut
down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13

TOURIST CAR SERVICE To
ST. Paul aud the East. in effect
every day 90 the Chicago. Mil
waukce A Puget Sound railway.
commencing Wednesday. March rs.
Train leaves Seattle $3.50 a. m.
Lower berth to MisSouia 1926. 10
Butte s250. Harlowton $500. Miles
city t315. ST. Paul 5000. Upper
berths cheaper Apply TO city tick.
g, office. Second and Cherry. for
reservations. tickets. etc. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13

In reading now our eyes secost
The tslearsphie wait:
Every buds been killed BY frost"
Which proves that the peach
crops safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
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