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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-08-11
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= MinneapDltS. zoe Mu9. @t lpb1t
Team lbb lise inb paa en- 8ussD buori
fab to Damer. De raienoe 9pr tram>
pebe Damerne uuoer fine 6ouer % till
rebte benz forteroelist. Deres geapne
Ct Mrs. Sobnion % benbes Mober
mers. Bui9ader. Sc bares bort be-
uittlde.
: Den ben,otratife Transformation
af6ulbtes / Mtnneapolis ben Abe Iug.
Demufraterne nominerebe Sobn 2inb for
@uoerner, 5. S. 6einri@ af 6ennepin
gountp for @ecretarp Of State % Mlsr
yUtc&innon af polf County for @tate
Ereaiurer. 0ice @uoernbr % &ttors
1,eD General labes aabent at fplbes af
Bupuliiterne. :Meaior Botpler at Birb
ssyslanb Ct aepnt for 8ice @uuerner us
Repes fra Dulutb naun: for Ittornep
General. -.
= Sobn 8. @ridIeu af @roofiton ct
netop ferbis meo en- Baletale ! bet nor
ite Spros, iom ban aster at bolbe paa
forifiellise Steber rbuuer Soften. @m=
net tor bette Toreoras er v@ @alset 8
Brdnbpuutt". 81 utl raabe en-
bper County Central &omite til at ifriue
til Mr. @ridien % fire fig bette Sore:
brag, buor bet fan labe fig sisre. 9an
pil uoer Epil bolbes saaenbe buer Dag
inbtil @alset, buorfor man bsr iprse
for at i,tre fig bam nu, fpr ban faar bet
for trauelt. r.
@tmnefota StatsmoHtuttt8
aabnes taar peb 9amline, mellem ct.
Saul og gauneapolis, Manbas ben 8 lite
Aus., % finlter 2brbas ben ste Sept.
l1bit,niasen 1tf Ddist oeuut Eib, torbi
ben netop fa1ber fammen meb Storar<
meens os Knights of Pythias' Msbe
ct. Saul % Miuneapolis, % ben nil
berfor siue alle bisie Tufinber af Men=
meier Mnlebuins til at sisre fig betieubt
meb Norbptfteus Probufter. l1bfil.
linsen taar nil bl,pe lanst mere omfanssz
rig enb iebuanlis. Da Eilfrbmningen
naturlisuis oil bliue itsrre enb atminbez
Zig, nil eubuer Stat iese at sisre fig
bemertet ueb fine Yrobutter. Oregon,
Baibinston, Spb os yforo 9afota,
Montana os sIbabo uil olIe paa Gu
sl;mrenhe Weaabe beltase ! benne ubz
Hil,ns, Der ubettnset uil bliue ben iter=
ite bibtil bolbt Morbuefen. Oct nil
blioe en- ubitiqins udrb at ie.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-08-11

gaar @eeo af Maine ct al Geplz
blifanerne after nomiueret for &onsres
uben Dppofition.
Gbrfitfabrttant Moore gbicase
bar falleret meb en- @1dlo al 8 Miuioner
Dalers. Om bette ct Jrust af @uls
Stanbarb eller ei, ffal ri lite iiSe.
Arbeiberne / glepelanb, Dbio,
faar este Brotettien Gorn. af &usler
os Bajonetter MI ONT Dasen. aom>
panier itaar unber 8aaben mob @treis
ferne, % Fere er iaarebe unber Stierz
npb1 1ler..
Prof. 9aseu, "ben iprosfpnbiste
georbmanb amerita," er afat fra fit
@mbebe 1om 2Grer ueb @Db Datotas
11niperiitet @ermillion, bog lite paa
@runo Of ubDstisbeb, men foroi ban
reife Dppoittiou mob 8aptiiternes 8ro<
ielpttnaseri blauot @tubenterne.
("gtorbeu."
Baabe "Norben" os "Gmerita"
.ipnes at bape ftiaet fig paa Demofraters
mes S,be osiaa inbeperenbe &algz
famp. ,Det blir ct srueliet Spn at ie
bisie BIabe arbeibe benimob famine
Maal @lbe ON @ibe meb "&oobugsez
rem os "Mfbolos=8aiunen.
("Spo Datota Gtfo.")
Oh, most Just Cadi! Diitrift
@uprsme Court Domu,er Cole nesiebe
Bpreerpapirer til to Stalienere, forbi
be Ute tjenbte 2anbets Sorfatnins eler
pibite bet minbite ONT 2anbets @ruubs
lop. Dommereu ubtalte, at insen funoe
afnese @b paa at foriuare, buab ban
lite fienbte til.
Dntel Sam gaari galfen. s
Sufi tom ban / l1nberbalance 13 Wfil<
lioner Dalers. 3ans l1bsifter par
s42Oss, ,46s % Snbtdsterne $29,s
9se;sa So tsrfes ssar asntrent.be
Samu,e oenne Manneb fe.n ben tiliua=
renbe ifior, men 11bs,fter til &rissubftpr
og til @enter er forOset en- bel Del.
Ssiaa 8eniioner er forbset. -.
- Mi9ison Steps bar nomineret
5asan g. Binsree for @uuernsr. &.
R. Dnuslal 8.ce @uperusr, 81. @arb=
Her @ecretarp af State, 8. u. Steele
Ereaiurer, 81. 8. Dig Nubitor, S. u.
UfaDnarb Mttornep General, 6ammonb
Superintendent. @nbel Ealer bleu
boIbt,s sos Ron9resmanb Mitfeu ubtalte,
at ban trseoe paa Bimetalisme, men at
be meit lopale RepubIitauere bar benz,
iom itemte Eideten uben at bifalbe
@latformet. .(Dette er Gro, ion. fan
Fptte Bjerse).
= @olst fin &one for $l5. Sra
0inona mebbeles on. en- pifant Gag,
iom netop far udret for @etten. @u
Mrs. Mat. Bernes arbeibebe for en-
Mr. 8. Tarrier. Jornplis fanbt
Tarrier en- Mr. 8int6a,n Mrs. Bernes
Stun. Mr. 8ernts, beubes Monb,
arreterebe Yinfbam for &ontubinat, %
@asen TOM up for Suffice Epe. S
9aetten fremlasbe Yintbam en- Rontraft,
bpori ben fornermeoe SusbonS aaar
iub paa at ielse al fin @ettil 9uitrueu,
os at ban efter ben Dag life mere oilpe
sipre Snbpenbinser mob, at bun bolbt
fig meo 9intbam. &Ontratten patte en-
Seulation | @etslotalet. Da 5arrier
Tom paa gibneFolen inbrbumebe baa
at babe anberitrepet &ontratten. Su=
itieen % County Attornepen tog insen
.6enfpu til &ontratten. ba ben 2ouens
pine itte er biubenbe, forbi ,asen bar
Saet.til at ialse fin 9uitru.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-08-11
Rnnb1tpperett 3nfe Anrg.
%n11tbnln 3nfe Aurp.
Yrobtbttto,tspIanfen / @e:
pttbItfatternes 8latforttt
I W. 9af. 1tttofanget /
Tpua ftger ,,Mf=
boIoS=8a51ttten".

OD&\~ WV |~
boloS=8aiunen".
Tolfelamt @ranb Sorts? Ilbris
ippr ON bet. 9ote1erne operfDlot.
@otel Dacotab ct 9ouebfuarter. Oct
ct ct ruu1melist !9us meo manse Ba>
reIier os ferfte &lasies Betienins -
aaben 8linb9ris os anbre 8etuemmes
lisbeber.
Eirsbas @ften uar beIe Bpen iYerlez
buusr, illuuineret fra gnoe til ouben.
Tatte1tos for B. Bubse, @ranb
Sorts &anbibat til @unernsr
fem 9unbrebe 5atler, ftorartet 5prners
teri. Tlere Euien 9ilifuere, Tabel uben
2ise.
Da gaucus'en bolbtes, bespnete be.
1em par bebf lasu, at bli ebru is1en;
tbi Tpua git meit paa Manba8sz
tpelben, geatten os ubpuer Eirsbas
Turmibbas, H..
Om be brat? Nrat ia! Ber filter,
be brat. SITE bare @ait @ranb Sorts,
men paa Bltnosriien miot 9ouebtuarz
teret. 9otel Dacotab Ct unoer Sniunc<
tiou. Meu buab sisr bet, naar &epn>
blitanerne bar Ronuention! 81 for 10
Gents @lasiet 1olstes til buemlombeltt,
os @eneralz Statsabuotaten, fom blep
siennomiueret, git os laa paa = oeb,
lite, ON ban brat ielu; men ippr Subj.
ON ban life brat, os ON ban lite bar:
'fulb =, os ffere andre af 2eberne. p.
Brobibitionsplanfen er COB. Samen
er ben 5aa. DeH er unbfauset Tplla.
Drat siorbe &arerne, fOr be tifftemte
ben, % efter 9ilitemninsen sit, te bent
filbase paa Bfinbsrifen eIer pper Brpen
os brat NOT en- @taal for Rrobibitionsz.
plauten. Men YrobibitioneI uil be
paata fig at sienuemfere. So. Buften
uiloe osiaa pasie 5aDreidtfen. Ear
georb Datota fig binoe ben paa sgrmet
bet 6errens Nar atten 9unorebe % iefs
os nitti, iaa er 9umbusen enbnu leuez
bpstis iblanbt os.
9ansbrousb bar ruubt, iaa os bsrte,
men ia life meset. 2iselebes M. g.
Sobnion. Susen af benz tos nosen pioere
Del / Nrbeibet. ..+.
Der par lite iaa lioen Wfisnbte blanbt
6armerbelesaterne oper Stilliusen. @eb )
iaabanne &onuenttoner bar Tarmerne
intet at sisre forreiten; ban faar lite
Otbet, os fsr ban bar faaet Glib til at.
iette fig iuo i @ituattonen, er maitinen :
/ Operation, % golititeren faar bet fin !,
Wei. rNbslbss sBaiunen".
Men Martin Shirley, ben beputerebe..
@oobtemplar flyer:
r91 p,bite, at &epublifanerne !om '
8arti bar for 9Srobibitionslopens Duerz
bolbelie; % iibfe Statstonuention FAR
after fornpet fit 2ptte benne Sag, ian
ri fee intet Beien for &robtbitionifters
ne Staten for at femme for bent
@ranb Sorts nouinereoe 8a1sliite".
Set ital bli interesiant at ie, buor=
lebes Baitor sbirlep, Probibitionitt os
@oob Eemplar, MI ia fig ub fin Suer
for @iennemfsrelien at benne Gpuepoa
litit.
8i pntes ouer 9r. 2tnbelie al rNors ::
manben~, jou1 paa en- Maabe er tuunsen .
til at foriuare fig 9umbus. We !:
know it is revolving to the gem
tleman's better feelings. It's
too bad, too bad!
@ #E8 8--------- Gs5
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-08-11

@ome, 3ote Suli. gapen bar
nbueunt Saber Martinelle, General at
Musutinianerne til SatolliS @ftermanb
.ion pauel,s Stebfortreber ! ben tatolffe
.Rirte i Mmerita.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-08-11
9r. Sob,tfott ifrtner:

"@n af be ieresne 5oreteelie: / ben
politiite @ituatiou er ben frpstIpie l1afz
beusisbeb bos ben aln1inbelige &arti>
manb. Dette iaaes fsrlt @bicaso, ba
be benotratiite TobfoIt ternebs neo Daz
be 9ia for m,blertibis @6airman. Os
bette Febe, bel at merte, fer 8rpan bpps
nutijerebe &onuentionen. @upernpr
Tlomer ipurste beoenbe: "gil s terne
neb 9il?" "Sa, ia," lsb bet aaepesne
/ 9alleu. San sientos fin Bsn enbnu
mere smt: "Wil S?" os &onpenttonen
iuarebe: "@i uil, ri uil!" Ds be samle
polittfte 2ebere er paralpleret af bare
6orunbrins. Suor bar en- iaaban Eins
let fer? On beu.otratilt &onuentto n
tsrner neo Daue 6iu, Os aft ban for
lanste par at prriibere m,blertioist!
gsaturlisuis bar ben famine uafbdnsise
aanb ubtrptt. ba Eeller os bars Tslse
forlob ct. Souls &oupentionen. 4aQen. "
E|Fger usaaAbetepar Bare IN sss ): u, /.
af misfprns.ebe, ION Ronuentionen f,ube
sreie fig furuben = bet baube intet at
betpbe, nei ba! Men ba Chicago &onz
pentionen tsrnebe be meft fremftaaenbe
2ebere, naar be fob iueien, os bet uoen
minbite Eesn til Singer, - os tier ba
Brpan blep foreteatt fremfor be san'le,
fanouilerebe 8osfer,- bet par iom 2pn
fra Har 9immel aabeubarebe for ben ops
mertiomme Sastaser, at Stormcentret
uar ner. Ds ibeuefter' bar enbuer
Besiuenbeb af 8etpbnius paa ben po<
littife 6immel baaret 0ariel om f,tnba<
mental @eisuins Yortipolttiten, buis
2ise man aloris tiliorn bar Jet / bette
9anb. Toltet er pao Ddttet, os be po<
litiite Bosier poa &ommaubobrettet blir
taitet operborb bet Dieblit be forieser
at blanbe fig prosrammet, iom fores
saar nebunber.
Sc politii1e 2ebere sjsr fine 8eres<
n,user. buurlebes be ital "erobre" fit
8riciutt iom samle 9ase, bu peo;
men beriom lite ale Eesu clipper, laber
5olt fig itte erobre iaar. Solicit er tret
af at bIi "erobret" af be lofale Masnas
ter, os be taiter Partiuaonene til be 4
ginoe. De brpber fig lite mere bet
minbfe ON bet republitdnife @arti eGer
bet bemotratiFe %arti eller 6oltepartiet
eler noseu af Bosierne, ON be er albrig
iaa fore.
purra for ben uafbenssse Botsr! %
neb meb ben politiEe Yarti 8isct, bpor
bhn enb finbes. &olitiite Bartier Ct
nsbpeubise % berettisebe, men bet fib>
fte bar be lite betpbet aubet enb Spoils.
Gnbelis bar Goltet taset 9olit;ten |
i'm 6aanb % former MI to &artter paa
&rinciper. De, iom tror paa Cub
Stanbarbi ! be to samle Hartier, famler
fig 1nber arc ainleps Banner. Det er
Cub Mepublitanernes @artt.
@slp Demtraterne, @slp @epublis.
= - ~
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-08-11
Anrh 9nkntn.

- @n raienbe Saslfo-m git oper en-
flor Del al N. Dafota 6rebag forrise
l1se. Det iises al 800 Ntiles l1Sitrefs
ming bleu biemisst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
on Pod Hos. Mountain.

I've been TO Red Hoss Mountain, where
Fed once dwelt and wro-";
I've seen the Place dc Casey pnI casey
table d'hote
Is gone. and so IS Casey. 4 solitary pine
The fires have spared now shadows me
Gosh-ail-Iemlock Mine.
There's not a cabin standing, so that
THE conversazzbyony in this abode held
sway"
Ave. everything has persisted save earth
and sky and space;
The bard Of Red H0ss Mountain Is gone
to his own place.
The trees that made the forest have fall
en- one boy one.
Until old Red Hoss Mountain lies bare
beneath the sum-
Yet. in the deathlike stiffness that hangs
upon the air.
love 20 sit and fancy I feel his pres
cnce there.
The mines arc all abandoned. tho r1in-
washed trails are dim.
But where are an the people who trampel
these trails with him.
And where are an the actors Dc staged
here long ago.
When macpies. "lillo winged shadows
were futtering 10 and fro?
Sweet souli He knew a heartache if ecu
robin cried.
Then how he must have sorrowed when
Martha's baby died;
When strong rough men stood weeping
who had not wept for years.
with Martha's heart nigh breaking ana
Sorry Tom I'm tears.
Tho brook that sang so Lonesome like.
an Ioitered on IFS way
Is singing inst as softly and lonesome
like to-day
One pine above the Hemlock and ius-
one willow weeps
Down I'm the ragged canon whefS
"Martha's yaunket" sleeps.
Cy Warman. I'm New York sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

There arc at least 800 people walking
the streets OF San Francisco. in good
health and likely 10 live many years.
who have already arranged the details
Of their funerals They have selected
the collins iu which they viii be buried,
and paid cash for the same as well ~
for the burial plot. hearse. &c. Nearly
every undertaken IN the city has several
contracts OF this kind. all Of them made
by people who are supposed TO be in
rational frames OF mind.
Age seems 90 cut no figure. for some
Of the contracts are signed by men in the
prime Of lifc who are noted for their
checrfulncss and good dispositions. They
have simply provided for their funerals
TO assure themselves that they Will have
decent intermcnt The undertakers think
50 nothing out Of the way but look upoa
il as sensible forethousht and according
10 stories told 10 has proved so in many
cases. Men without families have drop
ped dead ON the street. and had 80 not
been for their ARRANGEMENTS with the
undertaken they would have been buried
in the poucr's Field Some people have
made ARRANGEMENTS for the minutost de-
sails Of their funerals. even 10 the adj
VCrtiscmcnts in the newspapers. There
are few people who have not been
content with selecting their collins. bu.
itNo % 90 fncf- sent TO their homes. Such
cases are rare. however.
eyes 7 have % good many contracts o.
that kind. said Undertake. Metzler
VIXEN speaking of the matter "and i'm
great many cases they have proved 10 he
good things. II s. a sensible thing for
anybody 10 do who has not family
TO look after him when he is gone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

Last week engineers appointed by the
Government visited these mines. and
made an examination of them. From
the toughest estimate that could be made
by surface examination. they appraised
the gold TO be worth S200OJ.O00 annually.
This did not estimate the amount prob
ably in the ground bat Only chat withi-
easy reach and sure. They reported ths
entire Carabaya Province Of Peru under
LAID with these mincs. ana estimated that.
were work begun there the most bound
Jess wealth of the earth would Dee brought
forth. a veritable mine OF King Solo
mon. with more practical results and
much nearer home
The Carabaya Province is in the south
crn part o. Peru, very near the coast.
10 is shut of from Tho rcst OF the cOun
Try by high-peakod mountains. which arc
always covered with snow. In the sides
a. these mountains Die the gold mines.
Nieitors 10 the place have described the
country ass colder than Greenland. with
the slittcring gold readable from amy
place on The mountain side. a gold har-
vest IN a country OF SNOW,
Years ago. when She Indians inhahitc.
most OF South America and North
America. too. the lGcas tribe owned th..
coast a. PERU and hunted iu the Andes
Mountains. They were wealthy tribe
and fhe iast % succumh ~ the inrOaos
o. other cogullleg They dug the-
metal gold and silver. from Che noun
tairs and traded 10 on for that which
they most needed.
When tie new corners. the Spaniards
and the French. drove them out and
broke gp the tribe 10 was the Incaz
that struggled longest and held out
most manfully At one period of set
Element 81 was feared that this tribe
would hold The Andes forever as =
menace 10 the seaport places Of South
America and as permanent owners OF ,he
great gold mines there
THE DEATH or INCA
There is story told about the final
driving out OF the Inoas Their last
chlcf. Inca was q man deemed lmpene-
trahle. lie ied the raids into the noun
tains 20 drive back the encroacners.
And he boldly captured game and huntee
freely where others dared not go. Inca
was wise man and hc knew that {.
was the gold mines that the Spaniaril-
sought. SO he determined that hc would
wall up the mines with impossible
.,one 80 that. take what part 81 thc
country they might they could find no
treasure TO reward them.
For one year Inca laborcd with his
strongest chiefs 10 how the largest stones
from the mountains sides. and FOR an
other year he toilcd 20 get them In place.
Each opening IN the mountain side was
10 be closed. and whore The richest veins
lay there was TO Doe a mountain ridge c-
stone built.
FINALLY All WAS completed but the
last boulders They were 10 he rolled
into q tunnel at the foot OF the Noun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

Va, co,,, nick up newspaper witnou.
reading about children who are .'o.
ont OF the schools. and IL - wy ..cr-nrv
OF Squalid alley and not OF M.'' ~cnooi
place that knock In Sain at Wv
door. .t,,ro,, Il go
in. nm To-day as IL did 50 many
40 bItt il is the demand for knowIeoss
for knowledge OF the proper soi' ""N
"''0"'p NOT a sENTiMENTALIST
never believed that the CRAVINGS "
tho stomach were satisfied by oeaus,,tue'
picture. or a bunch OF flowers, ana
Kept warm by a bit OF painten .f,,,,ni,nated
10 ter. but ! do think that crime wiz -. ~
made less when the world knows in"'
and has IFS knowledge made easy ~ -,
said | was going to preach h't n',t,scai
never dreamed IL would pc y 70, s,et
one. but then, ] am one or thos" VIZ
zap ana speak as the spirit moves Nc
couldn't write a sermon ana rea" -
many a preacher does. but then. ui,iN -.
tl" preachers. 1 feel what ! say alu A.,
comes less from the brain than from ''N
heart
But what are YOU going 10 do about II
Your vote IS "A poor thing. but sun IL ~
resents you. Make u voice the pi2p..,.
opinion. and YOU know perfectly wen now
IL should speak for you. ON the oth'r
side OF The water. the laborer gets very
little hire N you lot IN. under low
tarlir, the manufactures OF those couH
tries whore the workingman has hard
life. a miserable death. and "a pauper =
grave. you can expect low prices 90 pre-
vail and low wages as n natural sequence.
The country rs prosperous when the
prices i'm the markets are reasonable and
good money is demanded for good fabrics.
The women who try for suffrage would
be doing more 10 help their country if
they would stop their screaming and
spend their money. not az bargain coun-
.N.. l4Ir
dereold but 40 those shops where fair
wages are paid. and just price if asked.
The good laborcr has right 10 demand
In seems to me that I have found a
toxt. But it's at the end Instead OF ~ tne
beginning OF the sermon. II l-n iHh'i
from any book. It's like the matetlAi
used FOR my Sunday coat-of home manu-
facture. And its this. Give lu7ilce ''
the American worker. and let mo Ant'
can dollar represent one hundred cents.
I'M hurrah FOR that. and YOU join IN and
add your voice TO that or DAD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

,rl,... ,h.,, could ohtain If tho,. ,could
,,.orl, ti,o mines maj lie underneath their
VERY. f..+ prt ro rovver re. o,a~ boon
a6ie TO make thrm do this. They arc
ind,.-trious but they VIII not brave the
ghost of Inc.
Thero is One section of mountain RANGE
further sortb tl4t IS being slowly work
"a Irera tl. mon labor in Inc most prin-
dive v.... .rhav he,y fba solid ro0 X for
t,yerf, -four hours ON stretch. Then
th., 81, home and sleap and rest for tv,u-
ty-fonr hours while others take their
,i1ces Tlre know nothing about thc
ditision OF ffo hours of the dav. ono
~ th, FIRST dnt..s of an engineering party
is 10 teach hom this. and they take
more kindly 90 il than TO other lnnoya-
lions.
There is another obstacle 20 the work
ins, Of these mines. which invite America.
capital so strongly And that D. the con-
fonts Of the earth beneath the feet OF the
toilcrs The Incas. who occupied every
available inch - the country with their
settlements. had a custom OF inumuifyin-
their dead.
,vort-rVf, ~ HUMAN rrOl-R.
NO 'i.i"'''''''-r ""''"' W. ,,'I'"'' Oh
me SOL la CIT. 'a po".ei' WIZ" "DS"-
luieiy no oNmpD''s W men an ihul"-
died costly wraps were wound arouh-
h.m. DIS gold was placed ln ms moul.
and iu IBIS hands. me- was placed in =
sittirs position and wicker basket Wa
woven around him. In this way he WIS
buried underneath The ground. Anywher-
was his burial place IN the street even
under the floor OF his house.
At the first touch Of the shovel. in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

tain Josu, under which ran vein brigh-
with richest ore.
But I'm the night Inca awoke and re-
pcutcd thus scaling up so much tisle-
,ire. lie longcd TO enter the tunnel anc
feast his eyes upon the veins which
would yield gold 90 an the Incas TO-
generations 90 come. and risiug from ILL.,
couch bee throw hs blanket around ilms
SELF and sraspins loren. entered inc
mountain by a secret entrance.
Al first break OF light the strong men
Of the trib. rose ready for their days
work with proligious effort they roll
al the mighty boulders In place ane
sealed them with cement. and rollec
smaller houldcrs in the cracks. Not a.
entrance from amy side was lcit UNI
guarded.
When the work was done they went 90
find choir chief tc show him their work
but inca was nowhere 20 DE found. Tic
had wandered deep into The mine amt
falling asleep from WEAKNESS. was en-
tombcd alive. The boulder builders re-
ucnohcrcd secine a. distant light. but sup
posed 30 was q torch lcft from miners
hand. Toe late 10 rescue their chieI.
they remembered this.
This ghost is the one thct guards the
mines. and tlc natives believe chat lnca
came To- life some day. and recalling
IFS tribe. gave them the buried treasure.
They dare not touch IL.
Tho people with whom the Government
iss 20 deal GOO this excavation OF the
most valuable gold mines in the world
are "a mixture OF RACES. Spanish. freuc.
and Teiian blend together They speak
orichina O. mixture OF Spanish. Indian
ana Chinese. &c is the most peculiar
tongue ever heard. and no American has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

p.,. pr l. G.. Hidon has the following
infor4stina article in the Religious HOT
az 81. or.atly 10 be desired that speakers
and writers upon "apologetlcs would
,,,,,n fteir words ana measure their
.r,f,rr.u ms more accurately than some OF
them have ever learned TO do tNtraFa-
,-.,nre here is disastrous, ana loSencsa D.
seriously damaging. Here Is au lulc."-
gent reading man, who has, uhlOi lulii'c-
H. imbibed some of the skeptcal ho'l' 10
now so common IN general literature. ne
goes TO church. and hears "a pieASher oi
gulng IN favor oil some CHRISTIAN u'..i 'i',
The preacher makes Statement "'N"
the skeptlcal nearer Is Obliged 10 Know
cannot be substantiated. The result way
ursliv follows that the force OF -he whole
arel ment will De seriously damaged lhe
b.9rar saws 10 himself and perhaps TO
others. "\VeU. know he Is wrong there
I,car.c ! can follc,v linn How do
Lro,y that le is not wrong in many places
v-i,re / cannot follow him."
I'm discussions of the subject Of inspifl-
- a.. frequently see and hear the
.,on, ~, we nv Tho writers Of The h.
IL cfaf,,, q. d., ir.t,ired % Now even d
nj assor,ior c,nII he subst9ntf4tad by
me facts in Inc case what bearing would
~ bave unor any of tie current theories
~ insnfrHtiorS ,rhsso theories deal ,yifh
Tho nature the extent. Inc process OF i'm
erir9tio,, 1,d no g., t,,,,crr ,n,-s9 abo,a
deais omiv wiib no fncf NJ ipsnir'tion
T-r,.rcos, srIaoT,r. ia rlrn. .,-.f. Fprf.t
birncelf beife,.c5 IL, s,,,,o so,t ~ t,.,.ir,-
ton 80 - 1879
I'M tho et.tor,c,. 10 loose o,d i,o.e.,-
rafe In fbe trsf rlaco uco 40 tot ruoyy
vino ali ..tbe writers of the pihlo.' ,vere
and i'm The second Mace oven n We AID
know. we could NOT cite charfer and verso
in which each of them .clai,ns 10 he IN
spircd." our ablest scholars and criti,s
differ wicclv unon the question Of ia.
authorship Of the Pentateuch and
though Professor Groom i'm bfs .rg;.-tor
criticism az tbe perto,o,,ri - Ia. - .,.
offcrf,faiiy. disnoeed ~ 49,, ...., T.. , ..t
~ the "fi,i.i,,e 49,. N,.'.''' ,.l u.
be e"f5 -, 49,. 49,, "e 1nn i'1i'"y
maj We tEnov, NJ 49, -, b" LIZ !, 10 say
ss No., ~. -. a.. y !" lo.' p "ol "a
-, ~, ~ '"f' u. 40 ilFlh5 scholtr can
1,,dsc, r,,,,i ,'','as VIC NIole Jop
1Ii,-,,,s. ,', 49, III o''.,t'7 'uri
-, - IL ~. ''t VIZ =, we
80 ~ -, 20 ",F W., " marx.
'e va tt. H., .'.' ~ III u. ana IN
W., ~ ,.,, .fa o.i. 'o'' uo W. HIu "a
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.t.' d.. ti,,, ~ 49,. 80 ~ @ ~ "a,