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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
"aOngerne maa bplbe ~iammen".

Sra Gonbon berettes ON ct pri.
bat % fonfioertielt grep, Iom Sci.
Ter aarl al Giterrig / Slutnineen
at 0ebruar ienbte Song Serbinano
al Hum9nien. San gioroe bam
Interchangeable ppnlerfIom paa, at
rette er Ell Sib, ba aonserne maa
boloe iammen, bpis life Den %lociali.
itilfe Vslge, iom fommer p9ltenoe
inc ooer europa sitfra, ifal ieie o9f
oue Guropas aouse- oe aeiiertro.
iter. Spis 9olIbepismen Iprebte
Jig ODER ben rusiiife 8r9nie, iaa
piloe baabe ben rum9nife og ben
elterrigife 3rone ltaa / Sare for at
ltrDge meo / 6lommen. Oerfor mlaa
9ongerne MI ltaa Iammen og tage
cp &annpen moo ben npe Semofra.
tisne, lom boloer pau at giere Ser
zen lao ~ltripelig. Oct paaitaaeS,
at Oct bar benne ~perionlige Mppel
ira &oaega aarl, Tom gioroe 3cng
6eroinano laa meogisrlig til at
lutte 6reo. Set feiierligc grep bar
nlorig p9ret offentIissiort, men en-
amerifanif bipIomatiif Igent ifal
bape faaet iat / SnoboIoet al Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
ST. 0laf's npe prGllornt.

Seo oct tore airfemsoc / Sarge
bIeo / Monou9s Nroicaior Cars ".
@ee e%nitemunig noIgt til 4rpiiocnt
for Ct. Slai College %iitcoetior 8ro
%fesior 9. ". @iancis. Der bar FACET
glnfeo.
T~roiesior Sec er en- al Sc melt
iremifirbte Sfiftelier bIanot Sc pnarc
N9no | bort iorenebe norif l,tbcrife
Samiuno og er en- anertienot ouotia
SfolenIano, bois @ols til ocn piatiae
Stiains miiftert oil pGtfe olminbcliu
S~ilfreosbeo. San er ieot Den POE
December 1875 / Calumet, Micb.,
boor bans Gar, Poitor Rils &. Ssc.
bengang pirfet. San er ubbannet pel
ct. ansgnr Seminarp, Ct. Ola
College os ben Joreneoe airfeS &c
minar, bar Brett / 2npler, Sn., ira
1901 til 1904 70 ] 6oreit eitp, 50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
Iapprrhc>sforlet

Get omcrjforifc Nopc0fuartcr i
Iranfrig 6cu Soc &uni: Tel9tu0e
Ciiictrcr. llnocroiiicerCr % Wcni.
&C ! Sen am~crlfouitc expeditions
cr tiItienot SoppcrhcbsfOrict
Seiinnnteruc @eorge 2. Heomooo
% Ghriitiou z. &oImc3. Sergeant
&amca n. Wtlrphp. a|orpornIerno
Grueii @urt % NcurD !. Won.
Qcap, DC Wcuilc GOmaro Arm.
itrou0. @crnbaro z. RoIt % Gar.
ion z. SbumauL anptcin e. Ran.
monb 0llsnrt. Seltuout Raul MoI.
Ioub % SetonNlsitnont HonoIS
WooIaoc.
Ge ire iioimGunte iicreitgier ucS
ct Regiment Sngeuisrtroppcr %
ranot lappcrbebsforlet / aamper
zen 30tc 8ooembcr u~orocnior
eanibrai, bpor amerifanite ,inge.
Hlsrtroppcr biitob 9ritcrne meo al
iIlbogellaa ct tpif Angreb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
GOES HIM ONE T

The town council of Ocheyedan,
la, in the present campaign to stamp
out foreign languages, has gone the
! Governor OF this State one better in
adopting the following Ordinance /;
AN ordinance TO promote the wei
fare, and preserve the peace of the
town OF Ocheyedan, Iowa.
Whereas. it has become neces-
sary as a precautionary measure.
therefore. be it ordained by the town
council Of the incorporated town of
Ocheyedan, Iowa, that
Section l. No person shall speak
any foreign language within the
corporate limits OF the town OF
O~cheyedan, Iowa,
Section 2. Anyone violating the
provisions OF this ordinance shall,
upon conviction, be subject TO a fine
not TO exceed one hundred dollars
(Sl00.00) and in case the fine and
cost imposed for such violation are
not paid. the person convicted shall
be committed to jail until sue flne
and costs are paid, not to exceed
30 days.
Section 3. This ordinance shall be
in force and effect from and after ITS
passage, and publication in The
Ocheyedsn Press.
Dated at Ocheyedan, Iowa, this
seventh day Of May. 1918.
Attest: f, J. Boyd, Mayor,
J. X. Nelson, Clerk
1t Is interesting to note that TINS
Ordinance" not only strikes at the
use OF foreign languages i'll public,
but ordaines that they must not be
spoken at all. You could not address
your ninety years old grandmother,
recently forced Il of Flanders by the
Germans, until she had attended
grammar school long enough to be
able to qualify i'll English before the
mayor. Nor could she talk TO her
self. Verify, when it IN to
thoroughness, the Governor has a
lesson to learn from the honorable
town council of Ocheyedan.
Mayor Boyd, in explaining the
Ordinance, says that he has no in
|tention other than to welcome the
immigrant. but he insists on his
speaking only the English language.
To the immigrant this surely IS a
welcome with a string to it, and it is
more than probable that there will
be no great influx of foreigners to
Ocheycdan in the immediate future.
II, by chance, some outlandish
wanderer should strike the town. he
would find himself in Jail within an
hour, unless he was deaf and dumb,
and he would have no opportunity to
get away. Unless he happened to have
a hundred dollars III his pocket -
which is extremely unlikely 1870 the
town would insist on boarding him
for thirty days. To be consistent, the
authorities, during those thirty days,
would probably give him a course in
English. The question is; Would he
learn enough TO be able to properly
express his gratitude to the council
Tor its munihcence?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

ira 1904 I'll 1908. Sra 1904 til
1914 bar ban Tcitprcr for Waloorf
College / iioitnGpnte gp. llnocr fit
SpboIo / Sorcit Gitp bar ban o9iaa
McoIem al &egisInturei,, iibit ioni
Siatoicnator. 6ortioen er ban Gre.
flitipiefrct9r Tor &irfeiuminlbets
BOARD al 5ridtees.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
SfibSbrdnN.

On StiQchop3hnpu Sen 9oc Sli.
Nj: ST brpnocuoc Sfib obIcrucrc
Oca (ir@boQ ca. 100 Nil tllbaua al
on Camper, Iom nctop cr onfom-
met hcrtll. Gn %ipbuob, ion1 blcn
uoieubt, ianot 6nrteict nc0brTnot
til &ouoaonQcn Iibcn Gpor Al bets
9tapn cncr ScQu I'll GIN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
Rnutr nrlfon.

Get or oct lterlte llorlfc g1aDH |
Gmcrita, iom itoar opcr oioie Sinicr,
o. CT al sc ~ltsrite / &crocn loag.
Sans @ipeiagn cr Gpentprct ON Nli@.
mannsisnncn ira Toia, iom %Qicnncnl
Sattiqoom, Slio % 6oriogelic fIum.
yet iig Ircm til al bli Ell al bort me
Trorclanoa iornemitc Tsrere. Sra
Of maattc iplgc Npiier Tor 1T Hcpc'
brno poa Ghico9os @aocr iom iottig
norif Gmigront9ut I'll at iiooe ionl eli
al &c iorlcmltc / Sal0ct, ION DOR
clcoe Statcra Senntor, er ct tort
Sprong, ell glimrcnoe Garrlerc.
Gettc err imiolertio &nite HclionS
&cbcbane. Sprau9ct bleu life glort
mco cngong. Oct fog i'm Gio, %
naar oct / oct belle lpffeoeS, ioa pco
hi, at @rlu1oen cr Den, al DIR. Ncl'on
por uoruitet mco iremra9cnoc Gpncr,
Scr / iGrlig @rab qior6c honl ~ltiffet
for lebcubc polliilfc Stilliugcr, Vtcl
life oQc, Der bar ilige Gpncr, noor
frcm. DC manglcr fonifc &oroftcr,
cher oc hor life ocu iorlsonc llobol
ocnbeb, Slib % Arbcioiombeb. :
anlite Nclion bar aqe Ggenlfnber
iorcnet, ionl aisr Ell IItg Sorrlerc
milia. Gcrior er oct oQioa, at ban
/ DC oper tppc gor, ban bor repro
ienteret Minnc'oto / Scnatct, or bet
Ell national 6or9rumoSNghr, ell
Mtono, bpia |irfc neic er fnpitct life
bare iii Su9cr pebrsrcnbc hans eQen
Stnt, men Ill inartinat ole De tore
politiife SpergSmanl, ion1 bar pGret
oppe / hans Sio. San bar pGrct Ell
9Gre for Yiinneiotn, ionr bon bar
ticnt ioo bel o. lGn9e, % bpoo o5,
hans Sorbmpub arl9aor, iao bar ri
iionobc0 al 8run0 iii ot ielc o@
itoIte pper az bo baui Ell 9Pnn0 lonl
Senator Nclion iii gicnlem lit Mr..
bcibc o. lin Ter'onlighco at oilpq0c
%ioncsbprb / &onbet9 oiicntliac Gin
ON. bpao l}orbmpltb oucr i'll. Tettc
cr al iterrc Nctnoning nj enc uogcu
iinoc.
Nanr Den Qnmlc Scnator ianr.
uben ieln at cnifc oet, bar lnoet Jig
bepGqe Ill pooup at barre aonoibot
I'll 8icnpal9, iorbi baooe oe, iou bar
pTrct mc0 ham OF DC, lom bar pUrct
moo banl / oct politiitc gin, luiiitcrte
pao oct, ion bpr sc Npritc / Ntimc
into life Al mlnorc urlcutlile itcolllc
&cuipu clIcr ou0rc @ruloc looC ia
iorle0c til life Tom en- N}ouo at
'lotfc liz on Ben Qonllc Ggrcr paa
FrluTruul1ouacn IN poo DluuooQ.
DEN 17Nc &mi Sclp'oIlcIio cr Ser
inQcn IpjI OH hans &oIg N}cn set
bar gicrc@ iaa cuitemmig Tom oct cr
mtIj9 % hpja ser, ion outuoct,
or nogcl ION itrIocr at aiorc lit
nocrItc 'or al oct fan ifc. ioa or oct
Dc Noritc. Sans @~}oofanoioot itoar
benlt ior &QopoIitct MOB @ouoct, "a
boao Der iorapri1 fan bore at ii ON
bont, ioo cr bette / iia icIp not til,
at @GIgerc Al uorit Gooicl cucr Ser.
fom't life bor "a uil bloraqc til at
e8c hans StemmcontoI "a ocrpcn
fate 0tiatoHfe oper Dor Notionolitet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
Glepelanos Son
hperper fig.

I~bilabelpbia ben 10oe SUM: Oct
mcboeltes ioag, OF aiosbe TrRiioent
8rouer Glepelanbs eneite Ssn,
Nidoro Solion GIepelanb, bar bier.
net iia Iom Menig i Warineforpiet.
Set bapoc prret bans Snife at sie-
re bette, liseiiben arisen bespnote,
men ban blep opertalt til at perte,
til ban bapbe aiiluttet tit Sunior.
oar pes Trinceton llniperiitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
Socialiit faar 20 clar

Oklahoma Gitu. Ola. Sen 6tc
&ni: 0ruiuc e. GuijcIN. ioc.oII.
tiff aauoioat ior &oulrc9icn iuoo
Games Y McGl;rticf bIcp jooN
al Ell ,<uri / Torbmoarctten crfIT'
rel ifuIoiQ / al hare mo0orbcioct
ll0ifriurjug2loueu % oemt iii %
Mars S,roiorbcioe ! Norbunoa'Gu1.
ilct / Scaucnnorth. Sans.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
DISQUALIFICATION.

@aibinston Den 12te Sunni. De
tpife lt.@aabc briuer iremoeles lit
Spil / Sarpanoene ubenior ItIan-
terbapsfpiten. Men oercs @irfiom-
beo laoer til at bare blet betpoelis
bearrnlet al oe amerifanife Geitrop'
crs, Der or paa Sast eiter benz @at
oa Sag, neen at unoe Dem &ait
cler 60.
Teres Butte bar berior be iiolte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
Chicago Produktmarked.

iaa Gage pGret nofiaa ubetpSelis.
9eres iioite Offer err, iaapibt ma
peb, oen amerifanife Camper "Einar
Del @io", ipm blep i9nfet 20 Mil
noenicr 3pifen af Marplono. aQe
ouIboro reooe0es.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
Kansas City Kvegmarked.
Sioux City Kvegmarked.

Hornkveg-Steers..
ctooe Vier......... S.75-13.7 rs
SStIckers and feeders. 900 -1O25
Eaives and Y~earlings.... S.OO-13 90
IL. 20-16. 80
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

EN1rKrp AS SECOND CLASS NATTER JuSE ibrH 1908 AT
TINE Posr OFFICE AT DEooRAH. Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
or CoNGnEss or MARCUS. 1921
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
Omaha K~vaemarked

ITrnkV4g-Native steers. 4 .5O-17 rs
StooLs NVier'......... 9.50-14. 80
Sv;r p.IH ana feeders.... S.00-12. no
49, D"N OF sales.......16.20-16. 35
III. 5000. so
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

ToriS lite Sitni. - edo sc
Earia" ~Ifripcr ioag:
"Spiferre bar faItct belle i'm Stpr.
fe inb / set MI poagaaenoe Ingreb,
ibet Sc itoIcr paa at De berpeo full
elloc &rigcn irlocn Waaneoens lto.
ooro. Set ifltlbe life unore % ON
6;cuocn III ogiaa faiter belle lin
Siefrig5itprfe iuo / aampen ian
tioi1t mcN Ct mt fort Nngrcb puo
Den brittle Tront."
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
BEACHWOOD TAXES FOR 1918.
Notice to Tribune Subscribers.

Beachwood by New Jersey statutes is a
Soroueh with its own regularly elected Of
fcials under commission government
The Borough intends to mail 1918 tax bills
at once TO owners whose names addresses
and lots are on record In the lsx Office This
Is not required by law, but is done for me
benefit Of Tribune subscribers
All lot owners who shall not have received
to apply for them promptly 10 j. J. Kearin,
1911 Prospect Place. Brooklyn, New York
Each application must be in writing AMI
must give the owners fun name. address and
a description of his property hy the lot ana
block number shown in his aoed and must be
accompanied by a postpaid, addressed en-
velope for reply.
DO NOT ADDRESS THE TRIHrNE
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
BIRTHS

rrBBErrs On THURSDAY, pecember J';,,ls s; lals,
" Winchester Mass, daughter Louise
Mason Tibbctts.
v.N DyKE-Born to Mr. and Mrs. Kari S.
Van Dvkc. Of OF Kenmore Place. Brook
lvn, a son. Carl Skiliman, Jr- on Friday,
December 13, l9lS.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
MARRIAGES

MArHEIs -MoHR-Iieutenant A. Matheis,
= s n. r. F. of Pittsburgh. and Miss
Clara A. Mohr. formerly of Brooklyn. were
married on Thursday. November 2S. 1918,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Free
man. S54 West 1Slst St, this city.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
ENGAGEMENTS

pIoTKIN- -FlNE-Mr. and Mrs. Simon Fine
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
TOR Esther Miriam 10 MIR. Maxwell Plot
Kin. son Of Mrs. Deborah Plotkin.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15

NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE.
80 Church Street.
Established 1909
WORLDS FOREMOST CLEARING HOUSE
EXECUTIVES. ACCOUNTANTS.
TECHNICAL MEN. BooKKEEPERs.
statesmen. sTENOGRAPHERs.
SALES ENGINEERS CLERKS
DIRECTORS:
OTTO T BANNARD.
Chairman Of tho Board, n Y. Trust Co.
JOHN II. MACARTHUR
or Macarthur Brothers, Contractors.
F. L. HINE.
President. First National Bank
EUGENE H. OUTERBRIDCE
chamber Of Commerce Of 'SS State ef''Hs Of Kew
York.
ROBERT W. DeFOREST
OF DeForest Brothers
r LOREE,
President. The Delaware & Hudson Co.
NEWCOMB CARLTON
President Western Union Tel Co.
ARTHUR WILLIAMS.
Of New York Edison Co.
THE"
"NATIONAL"
so Church Street
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
Real Estate for Sale
or To Let
NEW JERSEY
WILL sACRyFJcE ron 600 zoo

WILL SACRIFICE FOR s2250o
Much less than cost to-day: easy terms: year
round home: tastefully decorated and ready for
immediate occupancy: there - big rooms. 3
uied baths. open frepaces, sleeping porch and
all modern conrenicnces exclusive, refined sur
roundings; in New Jerseys popular resi-
Genital section; country and golf clubs available:
nshns and boating rights privately owned
lakes run with the property: splendid views: 900
,eet elevation; splendid committing facilities TO
New York City. have plans and full details
Write or phone. GEO. Il. PEARE. Gao Riverside
Dfve.. : Y. c. Tel 6G34 Audubon
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
IMPORTANT

n,rth. Engagement, Marriage. Death
40 In Memoriam Notices may be
ss,ephoned to The Tribune any time
IN TO midnight FOR Insertion In the
,sxt dav's paper Just call
Beekman 5000
and send the notice as YOU Wish 1t In
.srted Biil for same will be mailed TO
VOL later The notice viii reach over
100000 readers daily
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
LOST BANKBooKs

LoSr-Bankbook No. 76o.742. In name OF
Flotarhos P2ttanus. Payment stopped,
Please return bSok to bank
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST.-Two certificates Missouri Ean..
& Texas r. RIB 02fss7-2S shares T.,
name of Arthur A. Schlichter Ten sharss
0lsS430 in name OF Herbert B. Schllchfer
New York '~''
800 REWARD. no questions asked. for -.
turn OF several etchings by Meryon ana
wafer color by La Fargo. taken from rest,
dence of client. Kennedy & Co. sia
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

PROPERTIES FhopERf1Es IN ALL SECTIONS (CITY HOUSES.
Cnyt. Carsn,ns at 500 values Write FORECLOSURE;
'oNifANf OF n. Y. 4S9 9Th ay New York
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
FURNISHED APARTMENT

'Slh li. ST So2 WEsT-An exceptionally attractive
anu comfortable home: my new, handsome modern
apartment facing south consisting Of large lir,ns
room room and bedroom bath and kitchenettc open ire
pave, inau maid ana valet service If desired owner
4eaSfs city; slb5 month. Schuyler 1905
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15

WOMAN for general ho1Iseworx: sleep out Call
between IL and g 239 West 1O6th ST. Apart
meut 25 " ~~-'
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
BOARDERS WANTED
APARTMENT WANTED

FAMILY OF three adults wants four or ava
room furnished apartment uni! April LIST. ststs
rem, WIN Krone. 10 Morsennere Place, YonEers
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
ZEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

'ERE JOHNSON, Jr. Co-Keal estate auc,,
lsS Montague ST.. B'klyn Tel. Main l2ss
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15

MILLINERY --MILLTNERs AND M
PROVERS. APPLY. ALL WEEK.
GERHARDT. - EAST 46TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
T. l e. S S 1 4 1 G q
HELP WANTED MAIZE

DEPFNDADI.E AGENCY through which 70
.ceNu'e eoon POSITIONS, moro calls FOR accounts nts
n"oKNeeprrs stenoaraphes. secrctariea ccrks ship.
EIs XII rnau.,cufs draftamen mechanics than wo can
W, VI, ~ ~ NJ A. Employment Department as
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15
HELP WANTED FEMALE

AlRBRUSH OPERATORS on moving picture photos :
", eacHlicnt opportunity; steady position Care
"yanoak Publishing Company. l36 West SD It.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-15

"i,AEhl!SlNG MANAGER. R.--Applications invited
'or position as advertising manager: must haye
nrSprrience r. ue IN department store work. Apply Wm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-11-28
FROM THE TRIBUNE FIiFS


Next Thursday is the day set apart
as a day of Thanksgiving for the many
blessings bestowed upon the people OF
this state. AS usual, divine service viii
be observed by the several churches
where all are invited.
We believe larger number Of persons
than usual are engaged ia prospecting
and digging during the present winter.
The weather still retains the appear
ance of winter. Mercury has been as
low as two below zero the past week
A slight snow has coveredsthe ground
and merry sleigh bells occasionally
heard
Died, on the Survey, at his son 5
residence, on Oct SOth, Samuel Perry,
in the 9th year of his age His death
was occasioned by prairie fire He was
Frustrated in a fit, when the fire ran
over him and burned him almost to a
cinder. He lived FIVE days
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-11-28

At $3.50 O'Clock yesterday morning,
Nov. 25th. Mr.. f. r. Buss andlMiss Ce-
celia Horn gracad the hymeneal altar at
st. Mary's church, Rev. Weyer otlici-
ating.
Mrs Sarah NJ Hanseom, wife of the
late Joshua Hanscom, died at her home
in this city, Nov 20th, aged SO years.
Thomas Alton departed from this life
Sunday, Nov, 22nd aged SO years.
Nineteen young ladies' of the p. Nj.
church organized themselves into band
of Go Workers" last Monday evening
at the home of Mrs, Isaac Suthers,
The forty acres of timber land, To-
Gated adjacent to Terry's spring onlthe
Linden road, was sold at auction last
Thursday.
The Boys Club has membership Of
o.. ranging in age from Z to 70lyears,
and meets in the chapel of the p. M.
church every Saturday evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-11-28

Our streets have been crowded will
live stock coming to market every day
so far this week.
For the past fortnight the odd fe!-
lows of this city, nave been as busy as
bees preparing for the great dedication
event which takes place tomorrow
Thanksgiving.
Long before the sun had shed its
wondrous light DER the earth, consider
able hymenal excitement was manifest
in our city last Thursday morning.
Dick Penhalegon and Miss Jennie Gray
were the parties initiated. The couple
took the $3.50 train westward for Des
Moines
Messers John and Samuel Martin of
this city have recently found very rich
sheet of mineral, which is claimed to be
the best struck in this vicinity for a
score of years.
Died, on the 25th inst, Mr. Richard
Cox, aged 76 years
A man named Wade has proved him
self the champion corn husker of South
western Wisconsin. Recently he husket
on the farm Of Richard White, one hun
dred bushels in one day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-11-28

The opening of Trinity church rectory
took place last Thursday evening A
large crowd was present and the even
ing passed off pleasantly to all
Owing to crowd of job work, scarcity
of help and sickness, we are compelled
&c furnish our readers with half sheet
only this week.
Married in this city, November 23rd,
by Rev D. W. Enoch, Mr.. Alex Lips.
key and Miss Caroline Thipner Of this
city. On the same date by Father Wine
hardt, Mr. Nicholas Smith and Miss Eva
Teis OF this city Also on the 23rd. by
Father Winehardt, Mr. John Weier and
Miss Lizzie Ley of Waldwick.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-11-28
Myths Hard 10 Down.

Many details Of the pig myths Of Ire
land, Scotland and Wales reveal the
fact that the ancient stories Of the
dragon have been preserved with re-
markable completeness, even though
they have been kept alive by verbal
currency for a vast number Of years.
The efficacy Of a one-eyed man as a
pig-slayer in Ireland is q case In point
In the earliest version of the dragon
myth the monster Is killed by the eye
Of Re-. e., the moon or sun The
Greeks interpreted this literally and
created being with a destructive eye,
and in Ireland this belief is still potent
to influence the conduct Of our con.
temporaries
Ever since the time when the human
spirit first began to seek for an elixir
Of life these myths have been circu-
lating among mankind In the visions
Of the small children Of Roscommon we
are catching glimpses Of the thoughts
Of people who lived long before the
Pyramids Of Egypt were dreamed Of.
This helps US also to understand how
profoundly cur actions and beliefs are
influenced by the remote history OF
mankind.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-11-28
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Mrs. Is NJ Hinzman returned TO
her home in Chicago Tuesday, after
visit with her sister, Mrs Carl Healy,
and brother, James Anderson.
Fl Mr.. and Mrs Walter Thomas went
to Madison Tuesday to visit
Friday night. a telegram reached
this city carrying the sad news Of the
death of Harry Jacobs at Medford, this
state, on that day. He was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs t. X. Jacobs, formerly
Of this city, and was Is years of age.
Harry was bright, promising lad and
an aid and comfort to his parents, 10
whom the sympathy Of many friends in
this community is extended in their
bereavement.
Mrs. John Gorgen, ST., returned
Friday from visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Heberlein, at Fennimore.
Theodore Martin and wife spent
portion Of last week in Chicago and
Milwaukee.
Mr., and Mrs. Alois Remfrey and
son OF Darlington spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Engels.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Grace ar
rived here Thursday from Baraboo to
visit his parents.
- MIR. and Mrs. Charles Penhaliegon
and two children Of Wenatchee, Wash.
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Grange.
Miss Dorothy Holman is spending
this week in Milwaukeewith friends.
Mineral Point housewives are dis
covering. to their sorrow, that all soft
coal SCOT does not 90 up the chimney.
Mrs. George Jeuck, ST., and Mrs.
w. J Jeuck left Tuesday for Chicago to
visit the formers daughter, Mrs.
Michael Tbennis
% X. Hugo returned Monday
from weeks stay 10 Chicago.
AIRS Selena Bottoms and daughter
Belle. Mr. Emily Lewis. David Brown
and u Annie F'itzsimons visited at
Dubuqle Thursday
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-11-28
Ten Years Ago, 1908.

IL is understood that Messrs Richard
Gundry and Clyde Terrill will open
cigar factory next month in the Horn
ung building.
The auction last Saturday of corn, ex-
hibited at the corn contest at the Iowa
County Bank recently. Melted the sum
of S32 49, which was presented to the
fair society.
Mir. and Mrs John Palzkill have been
called upon to mourn the death Of their
daughter Gertrude.
The Toay Grocery Co. has sold its
grocery business to Frank Suthers,