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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
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peculiarly TheT seek Tie aeeia lar
-aesr e-am their source
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mar ~ i 4=lIaF "a tle Aatiss. IN arsa
A. 8ig ~ Tsrifsafra lies Ar heigh1 &c
1850 EeaE
he 4lDs zazer spice q $500
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soarce. Hawing nz8 Tie Worth SEA
s4aex zsl and Mediterranean
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rsuad Gle rI1rsls 1-Geae isIaa,is have
teen eharrs,I n 1sr Beir Il lsIiat.s.
IA aaamamersra ac Wind measure
CONSISTS n salrr eups 4 rhe END Ct
arms. &c y ~ constructed THAT e makes
80 rseal1rtons while a nile Of VIVID
Dasses.
FveaEF- four tons ssl weed EieiG cue
saa Of tslul Tbs rivss Iaaar siszir
pounds q lasllae. seven Thousand tens
81 xeip are aladss gsarlg ca lie sllores
81 GrsaE Britain.
The ocean used 70 - considered
laour ~ deep a. - deepest a. EAe a1zn-
81 mountains are hlga- II aas aav
been pre- - q b aaIf a deep agal1r
rllaz ia. = 20 feet
Tie ea1aloa EzariI Changes "a sslGr
Ike tie ehan1eisnn- e VII aeenGle
black afrsr remaining upon nlacit sou
sar aheu1 lar a mlau-s. Dur Epou IN
sl1-tasalons.i Was.lsn fence tie animal
seen assumes the motley xrag hle = 4
YEA rher-Vorn raj Upon Il green EAT
-ae zane lizard vi raSs co a zrssnisH
tint
Al readers q tie Arabian Nights"
WI remember he thrilling eease-
4llences 70 tie man vito WI = eaflaz
dates and earesa.zlF throwing the
Stones about aeridentalIy paE cut The
@Va q IL Invisible son y A genie No
similar peril would attend the aegusta-
-5on Of species q date mentioned IN
feeeas FFenes scientific journals "a
having heeu szscsEers,3 81 81 RIFIers
n an experimental garden. and whleA
Possesses no stone or PIT wzateHsr-
Thls rev KIDD q dare rec Is SAID q b
VERY fruitful. and means o egItivatlag
aad perpefIatlnz tie sDeeiss are s~iaz
soaght-
TEs Iltzie planet that FssIez n-1t 70 the
saa. bearIag the Laffnizefi naase * TIE
sod o. TIE winged foot n Greek E1Yrlsi-
5zY. Meze8ry. has always BEEN more Or
less puzzilnz even n Astronomer Al
rhsszh = discovery antedatss history
such details a. IS zlze. - rate q roca-
rioz ard the presence o. absenee q Al
atmosphere eiothIaz Us surface are not
yeE zseerraiaed wlsh certainty TIE
Ia sest nsea sureaaenzz u the diameter Of
Mercury. By Dr. T. i. 7. see. IT the
United States naval Observatory, make
the planet considerably sasalieR than Do
IRE estimates hitherto generally -
eeivsd Tie mean diameter, according
to Or. see IS about 265e miles. This
- about 20 miles less than the figure
gwen. for Instance. In Prof. fOuaz's
General Astronomy edition q fss.,
where Il = sef down at 300 miles, not
differing from that more than fifty
mics either way"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
PILGRIMS TO LoURogs.
Many Thouss nd Looking for Hiracu-
Ious cnre= Of Disease.

Many Thouss Hd- Looking for HIFacu-
Ios- cnre- Of Disease.
I.ourdes. which for ten months our q
the twelve has population u some
20. has had ~ inhabitants increased
since early this morning 70 1900. and
By tomorrow s0nre z5.oa0 persons will
he gathered In this little Basque village
under the beefllHg DrOws Of the Pyr-
enees. which tower over il.
FYe are al watching ahxiGasly for
miracles. and since re left Paris In the
white train" On Saturday our talk has
been Of little eise. There we're 80 OF u
in the long white train, Of whom 30
odd were sick, and three were dying
when we started Vow one Of the latter
Is dead. and If report Is to be believed
three Of the sick were cured miracn-
lousy.
7 saw none Of these miracles, but
those who did declare that a crippled
lad. who threw away his clutches, and
a consumptive girl. who rose from n
stretcheF and walked out Of the Church
u Ste. RadegoHde at Poitiers. had both
been sick almost TO death some hours
before.
Although 1t is.but two full days since
we left Paris, seem TO have been nov
ing amid the sick and dying for several
weeks. Our Journey was lnexpressibly
pathetic. All through the hot day and
two sitting nights the noise Of the
train drowned the irrepressible cries Of
our sick passengers as it jolted slowly
on.
At each stopping place-and they
were very frequent-sweetface gen
tie-handed nuns, of whom there were
two to every three carriage loads OF
pilgrims. darted here and there with
water, soup or milk for the patients.
White and black ROBBED priests Of the
order OF the Assumption hurried along
the train. praying with one sick passen-
ger. talking cheerfuily with another
comforting here, exhorting there-help-
full always.
No drugs OF any kind are allowed to
the passengers. Whatever may be
thought Of the humanity OF trundllng
sick and dying people so many hun
dreds Of miles In the hope OF miracu-
lous recovery. the faith and cheerful
ness OF these poor souls were in them
selves n miracle.
1 spoke with many Of them on the
way, including a man who eventually
died. lie was In state Of loathsome
decay from the waist downward.
though only % years old. and one leg
had been amputated at the right thigh
before he started.
Il received extreme JUNCTION before |
started" he said and II the Holy vir-
gin does not cure me | hope 10 die at
Lourdes" The poor fellows last visit
was doomed to disappointment. He died
yesterday, an hour before we left Pot
tiers.
At the tomb Of Ste. Radegonde at
POitiers, and also at the grotto here, TO
which all the sick are carried immedl-
ately the trains arrive. and at the pas
sage OF the host among the sick. which
took place amid great pomp this after
noon, there was frenzied eagerness
among the crippled and imoptent wor.
shippers to get nearer. All hoped against
hope fer a miracle to raise them from
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
CIVIL WAR RELIc.

one OF the encamped soldiers. Within
the ring appears the following legend
engraved In script: zone OF Nineteen.
July 4. ISIS" From this legend and
from the taglIo forming the setting OF
the ring 1t Is evident that the ring be.
longed to a graduate OF the Virginia
Military Institute. OF the year 1853.
This institute Is located at Lexington.
Va, and is known as the West Point
OF the South" and undoubtedly has
record Of the nineteen graduates OF the
year 1855. The ring is In fine state OF
preservation.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
PAYING OIL WELLS OF JAPAN.
Modern Methods Of Drilling Have De-
veIoped PefToIehm Industry.

Mr. Renters Of the British consular
service in Japan has submitted 10 the
British Board o. Trade a report on
the petroleum industry. which has Of
late attracted much attention and
reached considerable dimensions in
that country. Tie only place In which
the oil IS produced in large quantities
> 10 the province Of Echlgo. On the
west coast, the center Of the industry
being the town Of Aruase, where the
largest OIL company in the country has
been al WORK since 1883 with macinn.
err imported from the Unhed States.
Here wells were dug in the sea and
carried above the sea level by a double
ring OF piles filled in with earth. In
the northern part Of the province oil
was discovered IN 1850 and led 70 a
fever Of speculation.
In 1892 there We're between go and
700 speculative companies with small
capital at work In Echlgo. and most Of
them failed. On their rims arose
large companies working On a great
scale and with imported machinery.
Hand boring has almost ceased to ex.
ist. and with Improvement in n,ethods
of winning the oil came improvement
in the transport Of the oil % the re-
fineries. Pipe lines were introduced
to convey 1t from the wells to the re
finerels and from the latter 10 the rail.
way stations and II has been proposed
TO construct a pipe line all the way 10
Tokyo. the capital. about twenty miles
away.
Petroleum has also been found In
Yezo. the northern Island. and Il Is be
lieved that the supply there is as rich
as 1t Is In Eehigo. In one place in the
island wells have been dug and worked
by hand for some years. Here the oil
oyerfows into the sea, and in stormy
weather boats take refuge there on
account Of the smoothness Of the wat
err In 1890 the total production OF the
oil in Japan was ls.S33.9l5 gallons. Of
which 1s,713.230 gallons were produe-
ed In Echigo.-London Telegraph.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

Whaasfer Use ray De szId d The
attempt - feie9rapA company 10 *
p@I Maroon. from Nswf0anlland On lie
ssDre u ia monopoly 81 the fizhc N
transmit messaz gee between mat lslaad
and EgfsI,@ the company evidentIy has
tts fears az 10 wireless felezraDhy. The
telegraph COMPANY seeE5s 70 have acted
On the assHMDflOa that 70 nan has
FizE.t 70 apply Other methods u electric
teiegraphT bit lts osrn. Had Marc0uf
sought to enter into competition with
II On is own ground its course toward
him woald not have been without req
sonaDIe excuse. Bat it was a shabby
business To attempt to hinder his 81.
IertFnents for Transmission u ulreiesx
dispatches across the oeean-a matter
Ia which the whole world has a pro
found interest.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

gsafHau - 8larsanf e4lnee 81 saartzss'--
.zsi4 a. ne sHan Il al enthusiast
zen -4aHra w. ara laelzaeft Go laais
issfsusHg s1r acre as.anlEs rssuiEs fsaai
ne mnra rsaeat experiments e =
gaHaas- tie DraereahalrF 81 ang eiis-
tara gr.a.Is..sz alszzaEzs ever zle sssil
ha4 econ 8lenlaaarra ri beyond any POS
srsazrF e SERIOUS eaarr8rsrsT4 aIfi'.asf+
q he British aavg AaFe senr Nlrsiess
aiesaa rs from shlD % tap N ne Nat
.-sr=aneaa 8ras distances roughly esfz-
mated Sc raem a8 sxsassl Lee miles
yls-....r4s.s we're seaE IN mis- EaT ID
ana anr uug a1l rum gr8azha an
r-eaaaE 8 naaIau Cornwall ass-
r.i-laa ~ - mlles Tie sxpesr laaflri &c
TasI4 AMI 8fuaaui nave a. least deia-
auaa. arsI 1haa va maT zend wireless
.nesza Fps across me aceaa tram sap
q sa5s saaelaas. I7sr now Ear lie LIZ
=taazs berry zen rle s1iD z5a-laaa ma
H. s7f.raa.s.s.I IT whether ley nay 80
fn ~al,s Dispensed win 8Izazsfaer are
i-Ipsff,lua 10 ae Solved b These 1lHt
sraer li-sn-ars n t8rme experiments.
A. =ae saHIe saDrssaa-s 5lle primes "a.
ersf . aIaasrn systems 1f marble telsz-
rag4g raere Il 80 waF % -slllng a. us
me aov maaA L-s sauIBsefs an IA
-.an Il za1 ehea8en messages between
rais eauarrT 1nG Europe
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

The rrea5 r-uza Thar a xaaI f-aad .
asrer 5aa abf % fasl neu dapess +
4ztla called r8 and ~ ne zuitz pen.f=
NJ 1zaEusz san@ san sz-,t 4 ssrefial-
asy hcsksrss " New Ear& Certain
schemes aE zllaa-iriaz- Ike eerra p
ularai sentiments esreala paa-- far 80
-rlss azd certain Ora marls 81 l1zi1u..
are -=zscszz aa,f eau asFer aas- agf -
Hse. WhI-. foe Easrgal=e. = aol-1zlz-l-E
"a Il Pity raaa -hs discovery zh1- as ar
parsaz stranger = reaay bog ll=z
Hs7-bsfz III War = better log arl-
H5a-5e slIees AMI whaz rouse~ greater
enthusiasm n rae aus1Heueez In -ls
same way Hhaz AS aeea azsre sanr=
aa-h1E exposed Is sle Haw-Haaers AM
Hz3-e generally slssE=sssi % easuef
azTl- -zare@ Ealn aae nature n a aru
HaH-a a~-rs =H or an per eenz Hlri-
Hznt.z Zee hardly q usufa gass-s
WIEN 5ae ears u sb= Faslle axe uaz az
sailed - zze htea-'uzz % sheep zaaz
bare 4u.r H. Iaszr easess 10 The OBJ
uaF and seen 20 mink sa1- their SHEAR
- ara mea % exceptional and aaDre-
estl=nzed wlzxssfaass- une HaHId zhinE
fzar affer aen a4H read dnt heaaf 4
azares u Similar tnprs.saans fhcg
aagld Ike sae aarusl ehiaH- fear rhe
a-e- Ba- tazs a pF50r5 argument falls
Tar betsge -ha fAez rh1z Instead = fear
~ .r HEY eaa - seen any aay EalE-
laz SRA -az Ea-s E. Ermiy sad d~li1-
eraFclY. Nsfalaz eaa b. doae Tor saeh
people. u theT did hot hand IasiE
15uey ever - Discretionary hgUkers
hey would eaatrIVe 10 some ether way
Is threW lt violently from them fe9-
PIE Wa ETH believe n - per a-u-
dlFafeads promised by KIND strangers
may ~ regarded a. hopeless They
have been warned against such mir-
azss bE nrwsnupers- uaTe.s. plays anf
sssIiaarF -ssaF--sazHon- Eu spite -
Al tlsF are sEII UlIi-ak g. h. persaa.i-
II -has alaaeF can triple llsaif Il
year Ials = the reason Wy SaaS-
snears = Justified 70 making Rodeslz3
-aeh al absolute zuIl asd Ia allowing
Iazo % strip BIN = - AS peaBy
here are taausza#f. - Rs.ierizas "a
IL. modern AL eaHZ1teae4 aze.
aad n a fea Iazas aaa are willing
70 make their f5al their ruz.e.T
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
lie Meant the Bird.

a man once received as present
from a sea captain fine specimen of
the bird known as the laughing jack.
ass"
As he was carrying 1t home he met
a -brawny Irish navy, who stopped
bin:
"Phwat kind of burrd Is that. sorry'
asked the man.
That's laughing jackass." explain.
ed the owner. genially.
The Irishman. thinking he was being
made fun Of was equal to the occasion.
and responded. with a twinkle OF the
eye:
It's not yerself-lt's the burrd
name, sorr!"-Lond0n Spare Moments.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
sUNoAY ~ OLD VIRGINIA.
The DzY Nz- Observed a. strictly a
In " Engla Al.


There = al siea prevalent nat tie
sfresr observance Il the Sabbath zas
aLnast wholly coaaaed 70 tie Noelh.
Nothing z8ul1 hs aaFe erroneous The
Bt4e Law q Connecticut. surviving
a. proE zrb for hardness. have I'M
pressed RE rapHLar mind and dIed an
lsisa whseh aaz. a1WeFsr- not absu-
Iutely aae-rafe - scfsre a. these
enaefmeazs wese. hey Were seareelY
mare rigorous Whenever the ebs<Fy-
a1ee u sunday vas concerned. than
those unsfer NAich the a1i0ay u NIr-
xfaA Va established aad De- sioped
ATTENDANCE Oh divine service Has a.
strictly eafoFeasI- aad abssfnenes frem
al sseular emrlOvmsnr A. rIgidly En-
lglassL = VS. a eAufch-zoiaz tine.
Rel xiou zuzrasse1 the energies % TIE
people Participation ia woFshiD Has
rae iaw. and whoever failed "a il vas
a hwbrezksf and uss DEALT with ac-
eoF8lngiFz Later ea-tlIar T.. pgioT %
the Eevolurign-came a certain aLaess
the reflex % tie faut strung bow
when tie foE-huntlng. cock-aghting
r-.rsons zere aafgete1 into the lIviags.
but as The caH=es we're Temporary. The
main cause being TIE political appoint
neat By an absentee Metropolitan. 20
The eTecF vzas not permanent
L was aut q these conditions that
Haasver HsrssbyterT spFaaz. under the
Inausnee u Patrick Henry's model.
ths eloquent =Parzsa Davies later
rhe President q Princeton college In
Iseti. while some : the English par
sous vho have made The time notorious.
we're dicia=- and drinking. and fighting.
the l4iry we're standing stAnehly Tor
the old customs. and weEe making the
sadIllng Hnon them Of such mIscreants
enc q the charges Ia their Indictment
against the government at home
They withst0od Innovation They kept
the faith. They bali churches whlsh
stlil stand to-day a. memorials o.
their pIety and churchmaushIp.-Fro
An Old Virginia sunday. By Thomas
Nelson PAGE IN Scrfbner's
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

General W. II. l.. Barnes contributes
the following mite to the many other
good jokes that the opera has given Us.
On Saturday last, while being shaved.
he happened to ask his barber IL he had
attended the Grau performances at the
Grand. The answer was In the affirm
atiye.
How did you enjoy itf'
Not at all, SIR. From my place In
the gallery could see your head below
me, and 1t mortified me to notice that
had not parted your hair straight
San Francisco Wave.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
True DAUGHTER or CALIFORNIA.
This One Wanted Recruits for the
Blasted Lung Brigade.


Western gilrs are charming sail
young ulan who accompanied the
Presidential party on the late President
Mekinley1= Western trip. ~hnf some
times their hospitality declares itself IN
disgusting ways. Out IN Los Angeles
I met the prettiest giri Tse seen IA
Years. We were walking IN that dream
Ike park % the town. Westiake. when
she suddenly stopped and looked AZ me.
Then. ia that brisk way Western girls
have. she said.
Isn't there something tbs matter
with youfz
4 didn-i Know whether il was ny hat
or my tie
] don't kuov.' ! said. Is thereT
Haven you a cough she asked.
40 I answered. getting worried
Didn't you ever have bronchitis
or short breath. OF a stitch IN your side
or Pienrisy. Of pssumoula. OK anything
Ike that. she went On
4 had to Tess up that J hadn't
I'm sorry. sba. said, plalntireiy. 1
hoped you bad
4 Just gasped and she continued.
For if Tou had. you know. you
could stay ont here and JOIN the Il. /
B.
What On earth IS that I asked
Why. the Busted Lung Brigade
Lots Of tie I0veIlest men belong 10 II.
I'm 50 sorry ypa can't bur and she
Frightened Fislbly perhaps you viii
Be e9asumprive after awhile
That's Wess.rn girls way Of be
ing agreeable" said The young man. ae-
eordlHg 90 the New York Times. but
II struck me As bit gbouiish-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

Maize has abolished eaDfFal paasss.-
neat aaa tEers ls 20 state In The Union
maere mgrEleTs are - comparatively
fFe4nens aad where - Ea2ag murder
eTs are lalpf.s41ets- fr .h0gla se adaea
that Maine larfes are mgeh move likely
IT, asfnz arsz-sfeSree ver15egs because d
the Tar thar the gallsE ones VII not
suffer fhe extreme penalty.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
Electricity Instead of r,e,

The people Of Daros, Switzerland,
propose TO dispense with fuel OF every
description and to resort TO electricity
for all Industrial and domestic pur.
poses. Already electricity is extensive.
~ employed for cooking, heating and
lighting In several villas, while one of
the largest bakeries In the district ls
electrically equipped 10 every RESPECT
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

The good old times" were not az
good as indiscrimiuate eulogists would
have Us believe. Take. for instance.
the matter OF political trickery. There
was sharp practice In former times. as
there Is now. In the conduct OF cleo
tons, and political discussion was often
more acrimonious than II is In our day.
Illustrative Of the fact is a communl.
cation which appeared IN the first num-
Der Of the New York Evening Post, and
Is reproduced In facsimile Of that
issue recently published. The CORE
spondent writes that Anti Federalists
are reported TO haye dubbed purses for
the purchase Of freeholds in several
New York wards to qualify them to
vote at the election then impending.
and that IN other Instances deeds had
been made for the same purpose. the
property to be transferred back after
the voting was over. Human nature
was much the same century ago as 1t
Is to-day, on Manhattan Standard
everywhere else
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

= writer sags Non4sa have s.spIE
zss - 20 - sag gaaeAzag 2 the7 eE~
pert 70 ss heaI1hF- A good many Wsll-
-. wAo never pBaeaed a bag z zhsiF
lives are la euca hlgh states q Aeairh
that ee.zars are n despair.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
Exploring In Palestine.

The Palestine exploration fund has
been for the last two years carrying
on excavations in western Judea. Ire.
mains extending in time over htTeen
centuries have been unearthed. cover.
ing two well-defined pre-IsraelIte pes
RODS and also the Jewish Seleucidin
and Roman periods.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

At teachers institute IN the Vest a
lecturer offered a prize 10 any one who
could correctly pronounce twenty
words address. bicycle. cocaine. adult.
bona fide. caffeine. ceFebrum. cerebral.
eicatKix. eleatrices. clematis. data.
eczema. exemplary. zladioius. paresis.
program. pyrami5al and squalor. Two
teachers tried and failed. as the aver
age man or woman would. Perhaps
they eonsoled themselves with thinking
that had the list been taken away from
the glib Instructor. he himself might
not have been able to spell and define
az well as pronounce them an.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
American Hons

The American hop fields employ
about 10000 men. women and chill
dren as pickers alone, for there are ~
100000 hop vines to be stripped. and
the crop In good season IS worth Sl6,-
900 900
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

t4IulT recommends itself % sas seors o
aenuamF. school Acarsis VII doubtless
Wait aarii soule community mikes th=
experiment. and discovers al saies ~
u. --r.-r-.la
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

4 strike Is really a var MEASURE aHd
Il determines tie matter Ia dispute. NOT
BY reason. hnt by the endurance 81 the
Contestants. Labor 81 capital T. starr
Fl 81 'btflled INTO an acceptance q
terms II settlement Nothing i prov
II b the settlement reached a. 70 thu
original right u he matter. Bus sef=
Element reached by arbitration OF
agreement before . strike : inaugural
- would presumably BE- a settlement
according wI-h justice and fairness 10
both contestants.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
His idea of RecInse.

1T seems funny to find a recluse ly-
ing right here in the heart Of a great
city"
What do you meanr
Il mean Peter Il. Won Gossler."
why, he's not recluse."
He isn't. ehf Then why hasn't he
a telephoneY-cleyeland Plain Dealer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

AlsLl Il - 1DEaaa-
Ell Of the hollow
trunk Of one Of
the great redwood
trees Of California
and "a big enough
70 shelter a large
family. The read
= i lot advised
70 write for a coli
PIE Of these SUM
mg houses. sim
pie as they are.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
A Literal Interpret,,,o,

Edna-Hes a man after my own
heart.
MAXWELL | must say don't think
It's very becoming for girl to bras
about her followers philadelphia
Bulletin. =.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

Enns.aa aeNsgaser aen are afsa.o
f5af American women Journalists are
zs5ag 20 crowd saeal sas d buslaess-
WY @s4fr saeg exsegee A eas1 ~ bar
FYzax he laag journalists
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
Pay of German Army Omcers.

The pay Of the officers of the German
army Is very small, and no one can OBJ.
tain commission unless he has sui.
ficient private fortune to yield him an
income of Mt least S125 year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

The esrsafsl5a Gag garafie pr7fl 49,
e. ser 4 slaafl.trE1 HAifh me American
efrez* pr8eess1sn- waleh Aas ai1assFu5
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

unless be has more money at his com
nIaBd than be knows what to do vita.
The great trees Of California are COM
paratiyely few, and Il Il becoming to
be looked upon az sin to cut one Of
them
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

ia nan Aas sas rigas tlas q nate
rial 10 Aas backbone e 4oesafs zarrer
whether be e bsrn win a silver sDsoa-
- an arsn laaas n his naueia
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TIE sr5posal . seud -ae aaarsA-srs
. fas Dry fsrras4s - sDea - one 90
js..sraass Tie Dry TarruE1a = nos sGf=
a.sfsazEF rsazafe
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
Monuments at Gcttysbure.

In Gettysburg Park there are about
800 monuments. In addition to this pat
rlotic ornamentation there are 225
mounted cannon and over POO NOM.
mental tablets.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06
CIVIL WAR RELIC.
Unique Ring Pound Ia Field Near
sheIbyviiIe. Tenn.

sheibyxiiIe. Tenn.
a ring found Ia field eight or ten miles
from shelbyville. Tenn. being unearta.
ed from a slight depth below the sur.
face. During the Civil War soldiers
we're encamqed In this neighborhood.
but the nearest fighting was about
twenty-five miles away. al Stones
River. The ring was evidently lost By
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-06

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aaase asng friends bus vAee g5u eezfa
- reckon 81 making a8aeA T3ut
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