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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14
GENGHIS KHAN A JAPANESE
So Aver Historians Was the Asiatic
Conqueror Of the Thirteenth
Century.

Some Japanese historians aver that
Genghis Khan, the Asiatic conqueror in
the thirteenth century, was Japanese
by birth, states the New York Sun. This
is their account of it:
Gen. CT Kio, pronounced Genghis Khan
in Chinese, was younger brother of
Yoritomo Minamoto, the founder of the
MinamotO ShOgunnate toward the close
OF the twelfth century. Gen. Gi Kio was
a valiant warrior. In many wars that
led to the final establishment of his
brothers powerful government at Kan
akura, about so miles from Toxic, in de-
f1ance of the royal sovereignty, he had
done more than anybody else toward
helping his brother
But, as is often the case, in the latter
period of the Minamoto Shogunnate,
there arose feud between the brothers.
This feud finally brought the partisans
OF each of the brothers into a deadly
struggle for mastery. Only with the aid
of HOBO, afterward the successor to
Minamoto Shogunnate, was Shotgun Yo-
ritomo able to drive his younger brother
northward.
Gen. Gi Kio. reduced to the state of
a fugitive, crossed the Strait of Tsugaru.
accompanied by his trusted follower,
Benkei, the Hector of Japan. There
they remained for few years, evidently
with hope of recovering their loss.
But, finding at length that the pros
Dect OF recovery was meager, the fugi-
tvs conceived an idea of trying the fur
tune of war in the mainland of Asia.
They secured large vessel, sailed from
a port in the promontory of Benkei
named after the hero, and crossed the
Sea OF Japan to Saghalien, whence they
entered to Manchuria.
The chief of the Mongols was one
day surprised to find short, thick-set
man, apparently very young, presented
to him by his men. Though the Ian
guage of Gen. Gi Kio was unintelligible
to the Mongols, yet the gestures with
which he made his audience understand
him won over completely the fancy of
the aged chief, who afterward adopted
him as his son.
Gen. Gi Kio could write his name in
Chinese, as the Japanese names are all
written in Chinese characters. Where
as In the Japanese pronunciation the
written name of the adopted son of the
Mongols was Gen. Gi Kio, in the Chi
nese it was Genghis Khan.
After many years of military practice
and after becoming familiar with the
customs and langueg e of the Mongols,
as that is the characteristic of the Jap
anese race, Genghis Khan became the
idol Of the Mongoliar army, and, after
the death of the chief, the leader of the
tribes of Mongolia
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14
Exploring Syria.

A party Of Princeton professors has
completed arrangements for a years So
journ on. scientific research in the old
world. They will secure Turkish troops
to escort thems through the wilds of
Syria, to examine ancient ruins and
landmarks The party consists Of Prof.
Emo Litt1nan, oriental lecturer in phi
losophy, now in Egypt; Prof. Prentice,
Prof. Butler and Mr.: Norris, of New
York. The ancient architecture of Syria
is to be made q special study. This is
the second trip to Syria made by the
sane party, ON the first trip ancient
ruins and customs Of the nativeg being
studied. ~. r.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14
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ODD: BITS FROM ABROAD.

Close to Blackfriars bridge, London,
10 an eel market where cells are sold
by the handful. the price being -four.
pence = grab" ~ :.
Jane Cheesman. aged 80. who died
recently In Somerset. England, had
never spent a night out of the cottage
In which she was born and died.
In the village Of Meavy, Dartmoo:.
England, is an old oak which was
fourishing in the reign of King John,
and is still dourishing. though sup
ported by stout props.
A Milford Haven (England) trawleT
recently landed IL fine sturgeon,
caught in ono haul. Some of them
were six feet long. Such catch has
never been known previously.
When the kaiser drove through
Hamelin. recently. hundreds of chill
dren stood along the route, dressed
either as rats or in the picturesque
costume Of the famous "Pied Piper's'
period.
The British war department recent
~ granted a 99-year-old veteran Of the
Crimean war pension of Is cents .
day. He had been receiving Outdoor
relief" and the authorities at once
cut it down to the extent Of Is cents
q week.
-Four Of tho cannon taken from the
French OF Finisterre in 1747 by Ad-
miral Boscawen now fill the lowly. il
useful, roles of curb posts and lang
posts in front of the house No. 2, St
James square, London, of Boscaweni
descendant. Lord Falmouth.
Monterey's state prison at Cettings
lie the principal square Of tho city.
The prisoners, merely deprived u
weapons, roam about the square a
will during the day, At night they are
shut up in q spacious room in thu
town hall. They do not think Of try:
ing to escape.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14
SHORT AND SHARP.

To-day's worry is the result of yester-
days neglect. !t.....
Some women sweeten. their tea with
gossip, instead of sugar.
There should be law to prohibit peo-
pie from impersonating actors on the
stage.
Many man and woman are married
and live happily even after securing a
divorce.
It is woman's fondness for change
that prevents many husband from
leaving any IN his pocket.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14
CAN DRINK. TROUBLE.
That's One Way to. Get It.

Although they won't admit it many
people who suffer from sick headaches
and other ails get them straight from
the coffee they drink and it is easily
proved if they're not afraid to leave it
to a test as in the case Of lady In
Connellsville.
II had been q sufferer from sick
headaches for. twenty-five years and
anyone who has ever had q bad sick
headache knows what I suffered.
Sometimes three days In the week I
would have to remain in bed, at other
times 1 couldn't lie down the pain
would be so great. My life was tor
ture and If went away from home
Tor a day always came back more
dead than alive.
Zone day was telling a woman my
troubles and she told me she knew
that it was probably coffee caused it.
She said she had been cured. by stop
ping coffee and using; Postum Food
Coffee and urged me to try this food
drink. Isl p e s ~ 49, 80 =.
That's how came to send out and
get some Postum and from that time
I've never been without It for it suits.
my taste and has entirely cured all
Of my old troubles. All / did was to
leave of the coffee and tea and drink
well made Postum IA It's place. Thu.
change has done me more good than
everything else put together. zss
- Our house was like 4 drug store for.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14
Weeds for Medicine.

= in Farmers Bulletin No. 1873, issued BY
the department of agriculture, it is
shown that many of the common weeds
growing in fields and gardens may be
made source Of revenue to the farmer
on account of their medicinal properties.
AS many as "a species are described and
figured in the bulletin, and directions
are given for collecting and curing them
and suggestions offered as to the means
of getting them to market.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14
PERiLS OF THE SUBMARINE
Form of Naval Service That LIS At
tended with Frightful
Dangers.

The narrow escape of the crew of
the submarine boat Porpoise from a
terrible death during some recent
practice off Breton's reef again brings
forcibly to mind the great perils which
attend submarine work. AS far as
can be learned, says the Scientific
American, it seems that the Porpoise,
in charge of two lieutenants and eight
men, took a position off the lishtship,
and there submerged, intending to
make run at the depth of 20 feet
The type of submarine to which the
Porpoise belongs accomplishes it's
diving by maintaining a slight re-
serve of buoyancy, and then setting
the submerging rudders so that they
carry the boat beneath the water, the
depth of the submersion being deter
mined by the angle at which the rud-
ders are set. 1t seems that, in the
present case, the rudders became
damned, so that they continued to
carry the vessel down until she rested
on the bottom at depth, according to
press reports, of l20 feet. To raise
the vessel, an attempt was made to
blow out the water-tanks; but, Ct
course, at this depth the water press
ure tending to crush the Porpoise was
considerably greater than that which
she was designed to stand, amounting
to 81 pounds to the square inch, or
about three and three-fourths tons to
the square foot. 1t seems that when
the valves of the trimming tanks
were opened in the endeavor to ex-
pei the water from the tanks, it was
found that they would not operate
Moreover, the enormous crushing
pressure upon the boat started leaks,
and the water began to come in
through the seams of the plating and
around the joints of the torpedo tube.
In this emergency, which was about
Lieut. Nelson, who was in charge, util-
lied an air-pump worked by hand, TO
expel the water, and after a long pc
Rod Of hard work on the part of the
crew, the boat slowly rose to- the sur
face and was 5towed into Newport. -
II is supposed that the trouble was
due to the fact that the boat had not
beeN overhauled for cleaning for near
ly ~ months, and that, consequently,
tho sea cocks had become choked. The
terrible plight in which the crew
found themselves brings to mind the
recent accident in the British flee:
when submarine was run down and
lost with its entire crew. If the &c.
c1dent proves to have been due to
negligence in the upkeep of the boat,
of course there will be nothing in
the incident to shake the faith Of
those Who believe in the submarine as
such. I'm the other hand, the incident
serves 20 illustrate the special perils
that attend this form of naval serv-
ice. unless it be conducted with ex-
treme caution and unremitting watch
fulness.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14

began to fear that I would never get
well. Afriend advised me to try Doan'a
Kidney Pills: Within week after I
began usingsthem was so much better
that decided oskeep upfthe treat.
ment, and when I had used q little over
two boxes I was entirely we'll. I have
now enjoyed the best of health for
more than four months, and words can
but poorly express my gratitude.
For sale by alldealers.. Price so cents-
Foster-Mlburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14
Marriage Partnership.

Marriage is a partnership, and as one
partner in business house is not CRATE
full the other partner fer paying him
his portion, SO wife should not.be ex-
pected to be grateful to her husband.
And If she has right to her money, uhe
hasa right to her own life, which is the
gift of God .-Everybody's Magazine.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14
.1ncompatible.s

Guide Ito tourist Vel, sare, howyo,,u
like ridin' de camel z zs5
u Tourist-WeI we don't blend very
well, as it were. You see, he can do with
a.drJnk every three weeks; and Il want
one every three mniles New Yorker. s.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14
An Eve for Business.

Doctor. have You yielded to the craze
for specialization in your profession:?''
take no patients excep. those who.
have injured health in the making of big
fortunes. Detroit Free Press.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14
FLIPPANCY OF A DOMESTIC.
Parlor Maid Ventilates Her Wit
Upon Reprimand from Her
Mistress.

"The servant question:" said Alice
Stone Blackwell, secretary of the Wo-
mans Suffrage association, lis always
interesting. Odd phases of 1t are con-
stantly turning up.
IA housekeeper, the other day, mar
rated to me a piece of flippancy that
had been perpetrated on her by her
parlor maid.
THAT maid, it seems, was careless.
She was always breaking something.
Now a vase, now plate, now a bowl
would drop from her needless hands,
and crash into thousand pieces on the
floor. Things came. finally, to such a
pass that there was nothing for 1t but
to deduct from her salary the value of
the objects she destroyed.
]One week she was destructive be-
yond all rhyme or reason, and her mis-
tress, at the weeks end, said to her:
"You have broken more china this
time, Mary, than your wages come to.
What am to do?'
"I don't know, ma'am,' said Macy.
unless you raise my wages"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14

Mrs Sarah Marine, Of 1913 St. Urai,

y y. OOAOT6u0
Springs, Col O..
writes:
$ I suffered
for three years
.withso vers
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-14
Evidence of wcalth.

That wealth is one of the most com,
parative Of terms, those in moderate
circumstances often being considered
rich" by persons of less means, was
aptly illustrated by an old colorea
NANNY in East Baltimore several
days ago. She had been doing tho
laundry work of a certain family for
quite while, but, deciding to leave
tho aeighborhood, she had come to
tell them that she would no longer be
able to perform these duties The LADY
OF the house, wishing to procure an
other good washerwoman, inquired Of
the faithful NANNY as to the re>
liability of another colored woman
who she happened to know lived next
door to her. Law Missus," replied
the old darky. dat woman doar' Edo.
no washin':: she's rich, she is SIS
got . doorbell to her house. bait
more Sun. So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-13

lung Der Glteften Spdter bes 6ersnss
NIT benz prafumptiben babif9en CRIB
folger prina Marimilian unb ber 0ers
beiratbung Der prtn5efFn M~leranbra.
Der speiten 9odter bes gumberIdn@
bers, NIT benz grobberaoge Uriebria
Jrana ~. BON @9tperfn.
Neue Iuhruns tpurbe ienen @erihter
bur4 bic @erlobuns bes beutI9eu
aronprinaen init Der prinaefiin Gdr>
lie. elmer G9neter beg Medlenbur<
strs, ansefiibrt. Tbatfa9e TT es. boB
bic epeutuere Nlsslei9uns Der @trei-
tigfetten NIT benz 9eraoge Grnft Muguft
eiIten Ser5enstpuni9 bes ieBisen beuk
f4en Ruiiers bilbet, ps aud f9ou
bfe Sntentionen 3aifer Wil1elms L
uuf cine 4usf0bnuns absislten. Cine
fold)e mare. abgefeben bonn rein menf1s
li9en Stanbpuntte, au9 pplitii9 niGt
ipertblos, penn audi infolse Der TN
2dufe Der 3eiten eingetretenen bifforts
iden ManbIuneen Welfen unb 6obens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-13
~ Acknowledgement de arieqs=

~ s6fterrst@t9sungariidea riegsz
~ marine, bic benz ensrgif9en
Y ginsretfen bes bisbsrissn oberz
tommanbtrenben Nbmtrals
Grei9errn b. @paun in ben lebten Sab
zen etnen itattliden 3ufpads bon mo-
beruen S9la9tf9iffen berbanft. bat
lh perunIabt sefeben, bos alte
@6ptmmbod In pola, bas ben beutiz
gen Mnforberungen nt1t mebr ente
Iprad unb cine gu serinse Srasfdbies
lett beiaB, bur9 ein r,enes gu erfeBen,
bas tn ieiner 4nlaee getpaltiee SimenS
iionen aufpeiit. 90 bic neuefteu
ShIa9H9iffe bersits ie 10000 Som
neu beftben unb ibr Displacement ftetig
s,ini1nmt, mubte Bel ber Grrt9tung bes
rleien @9mimmbpds nit Der MlDgli9z
teit gere9net iperben, baB fiinftigbin
@dla9tf9iffe bis gu $4,000 Sonnen
our Oodung eelangen fonnten.
Oas reue G9ptmmbpd, in benz mir
bas neuefte 0fterret9i}9 : ingartI9e
S4lahH9tff rGraber3os aarl" err
btiden, tpurbe in Yola felbft unb aus
fdIieblid aus tnldnbii9em Material
erbaut. Die Soften beliefen Ii9 auf
100000 aronen ($752,OOO). Die
Gdnge bes sonoe1 Sodt0rpers betrGgt
14O.46 Meter Il Meter slei9 1897
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-13

3ou). Die 5000 Sonnen<@ 6ladts
f@tffs finb mad sebrGu9liden Der
AtltrtHen ungefdbr 180 Meter lang.
l8reuSer erreiher 3ipar fdon BEL gerins
Nreu Displacement bieie 2dngs, bod
xSsue. Dot NIB MHteri9iff aber bos
0od btnausrugen. Die mtrflide ldnge
hes @npimmi5rpers bstrGgt 1882
Nster; bic beiben Gnben bilben hinge
gen otpei an ben OodtDrper ~1ngebeftete
n~tcttormen Don ie 1852 Dieter 3anse.
Dts bole @rette betrGet 34.156 Mes
tu, BIZ isnsxe Meite, ii Der 00be Der
Dpdtroue eeuseifen. 28.066 Meter. Der
diefgaug bes epttpdfertsn Dpds NIT
tetResi 1900 IonnensG diff belduft
no ouf $40 Dieter. Wenn bag bod
aabslaftet tx, betrGst BITE 9au9ums
1S00 Dieter.
! Dk bret @eftionsn bes Dods tperben
hur9 8plaen. BITE runb urn bus profil
b0 Dpds berumlaufenb angeprbnet
RHh, fOtDie bur9 lleberlai9ungsbede,
pie be 2dnssfpanten bss pontons pers
Esuben, unteretnonber per{ihert. Dte
@ohnGaer bent uis @tiibpuntt fir bic
f5eEber hes Npds. Die JenberzS 6rrs
6nule fftuh ftarfe, Gus Gtablfpnitruts
Ma b1eefteIts @pretsen, bic bas bod
pf eattprehenbe Dtfian3 BON Der
mlessnoaer pertd1t buiten urrb a1tBer-
BAN als @ebtpege beItust tperben fDns
nsa. 5bre Hefefigungspuntte an ber
k>us1aoasr mHb am bod finb ols
89nyHiere bergefaeM. @orn am Dod
Epsflubsn f4 5arr Werbiubuns Der beis
pa Ncrbfetteu fdtpinssnb. frahna
nsstee Nasleger, bic als 9riifen bies
pa. JEfolet Der trdftigen 2onftrut<
ftpa perm5gen fs ON ihrem gnbpunft
-. Getui&t bon 10 Tonnen al beben.
etres fab 5tpsi elettrif9e arabne BON
&onIen 6ebetratt borbanben, bic auf
ber Dc6trcne fir Muf- unb Qblaufen
kseufixt fub. Our 9eleu6tuns bes
4>ods oserel II 9pgenlompen foipie
"a ffre nnb 81 transportdble Glib
gt@tx. 4ls Baumdtertal sur 6erifels
ling hes Dpds ipurbe GtemeussWto
nsetaN s6hfter @attuns pertpenbet.
&tns iutientlt8e G6rberung srfubr
~ Mou bes Dods burG cine leie
eps5iatmai&tns NIT elsttrifdem Mn-
md, be IS g1ietsn slsi4ssttis su FAM
IN besmae unb es ermDgIi4ts, fGmmt>
he 3tie4tS4er in elmer platte su pun
len, cbne bdb lebtere 1imselest pbsr ses
brsfk az iuerben brauHte. Tim bic Mrs
BIT su bef6Ieunigen, tpurbsn aud aae
iabssaea hiersa pertpenbsttn Mafdinen
NasssfR GIettrt3itdt getrieben.
Die MrfGinfnanlase bes Dpds be.
Eubs4 f& IN bier glei@en Ibtbeilun-
,serR, rRb atp1r born, a9tr. Badbort
psn Gtsaerborb. Die i'm Dod beriDen,
heaes Gemtrifusolpurnpen finb bort
hpst9 liegenbe unb tuurben 70 tief ala
Hz6ga1& urrtersebraft. Jhrs 2raft IL
Ensgert bere4net, baB bos bod in
6auube IN. Elm 1900 GonnensG9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-13


BON 8.38 Meter Siefsang In bier, Elm
10000 SpnnenzSaif Der rGr5beraog
&arlA s&ldne in brittbolb @tunben au
beben. Dos 8erienten bes 9ods BET
einem $4,000 Sonnenz@9 i erfprbert
unsefd4r 5pei @tunben. Die Nuse
unb GinftrDmebentile perben mittelft
Sptnbeln, bic btrett our 0pdfrone bins
auffubren, betbdttet, Die Rlappben=
tile unb bic @entile Der einselnen OBJ
tbstlungen inb in ben gentrolpsntile
bduiern untergebra6t. 9a {i9 in Ies>
teren an9 Die Spra9robre gu ben Mae
f4tnen beftnben, fann Der Oodmeiiter
BON bier aus ale Munipulntionen NIT
benz Ood leiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-13

Spllern ni9t mebr in benz tpefteridits
ternben trafen Gesenfase fteben, tpts
etnft Melfen unb 9hibeItneu.
9ersoe grnft @uguft, Der iest 50
Sabre 5Gblt unb In Gmunben, DETER
reid, reftbirt, lift felt 1878, benz Sabre,
IN ipel4em fem Batter in freipi1iser
Werbannuns in paris ftarb, NIT Der
odnii4en 9rin8iifin 9bprd permdblt.
Gr bat feds 4inber, brei S1bne unb
oret So9ter; Der dltefte Sobn. prins
@eore Mtlbelm, ftebt bermalen i'm "a.
Gebensiubre. CT tubirte TN Sabre
1902 an Der llniberfitGt Seibelbers.
Ser5og Grnt Mugut tpirb tn Der Diters
retat4sn armss.D Htstersliits ais Gs'
neral eefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-13
ans(ob'mnssstrh6te.

Sas enBens"hernbaas ane Ser Sersns GsrSt
stn8mff bon Guntb erlanb.
Weebr benin ie 1T In lighter 3eit bic
Rebs BON elmer moslifen 4usi6bnune
5iptfaen benz 9oben5olernbaufe uub
benz 9ersoge grnf Mueuft bon Gum
berlano, benz Sobne bes 1866 beppfes
birten &0nigs 9eora V. bon SannDz
Der, bic Rebe gepeien. Oerartise Ser
mutbungen iinb i9pn bel mebrersn 4ne
lGfen aufgetau9t. 70 BET Der 8ermdbs
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-21

Cor, VIE. July frank NJ. Rus.
cell Of this place. had Kidney Disease
% bad that he could not walk. He
tried doctors treatment and many dif-
ierent remedies. but VAS getting worss.
lie MAS very low.
lie read in a newspaper how Dodd's
Kidney Pills were curing cases OF Kid
ney Trouble. Hrights DISEASE and
Rheumstisn. aud thought he would
sfy them. lie took two boxes and nov
be 10 quite we'll. lie says;
II can now work all day and not icel
tired. Before nsing podd's Kidney
Pills. ! ooniin', walk scroes the door.
Mr.. Rnsseli's 10 the most wonderful
case ever known In Chippewa county.
This new r~medy--Doad's Kidney Pills
lie making some miraculous cures Ia
Wisconsin.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-21
BIBLE WRITTEN IN 70.
u sitiplss Of This PtGurs Reear siEuin-
esntiy In New Tests sent-

u sittpiss Of This FtEurs Reear siEnin'
e.atiy In New Test.sent-
The phenomena OF the figure ! and
It's muiupies. occurring In the New
Testament. have been touched upon
by Ivan Panin. q Russian student OF
tho Bible. who for a number OF years
has made his home AT Grafton. Mass
This significance OF the seven" group
will not be lost even upon the super
stitious who are outside the pale OF
scrspiurai points. and. a. Mr.. Panin
has shown them. their relations Of
their groupings 10 the nrst eleven
rerees OF the New Testament must
suggest that they were scarcely
chance.
For instance. IN these hrst eleven
verses OF Matthew. the vocabulary con-
sisfs OF forty nine words. or seven sew
ems: OF these words there are twenty
eight, or four serens. which begin with
sowels. and twenty one. or three sew
ems. which begin with consonanis
This distribution by sesens be-
tween vowel words and consonsnt
words justly might have been deemed
accidental but for the fact tina, OF the
forty nine words forty-fwo OF them are
nouns-sir sefens-and seven are not
nouns 10 the comment OF the writer.
''of the foriyfwo nouns there are
thirty fire proper nouns. or Eve serens.
while seven are common nouns or
the thirty proper names -four sew
ems arc male ancestors OF Jesus and
seven are not such. Not only then IL
the distribution OF the forty nine
words OF the vocabulary by serens ss
between vowel words and consonsnt
words. but also as between the parts
n speech"
Asa further and absolute proof that
Ihes> phenomens Of the sevens are not
occidental Mr.. Psnin points out that
he forty nine words OF the vocabulary
how fourteen words that are not used |
,ut once. while thirty OF them. or
I've sevens, are used more than once.
lis conclusions after an exhaustive ar
snxement OF the seven features are
hat mot even the choice Of the Ian
ruar~s in which the scriptures were
written was made without marked nu-
nericsi design at the threshold Of the
ubjcct-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-07-21
nr., R.dlum hr che no.r.

when one reads OF the considerable
uso that 10 being made incidentally OF
rsdIum II seems hardly credible tina,
20 much can have been made OF %
little. The amount procursbie in Lon.
don to-day 10 considerably less than a
grain. Consequently. as only q limited
number OF medical men can have an
opportunity OF utilizing this weird
chemical. II 10 suggested that chem
lists should follow the example OF one
OF Il cir number. who has obtained q
small tube containing i've milli.
rrnmmes OF rsdium bromide. and hires
Il out at $3.50 an hour. This IL surely
the strnngest development Of modern
pharmacy.