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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01
WINS FIGHT WITH SHOVEL,
John Ryan Proves Fancy Shoveler
But is Locked Up.

John Ryan and Andrew Tomale, two
street labOrers, entertained a crowd of
pedestrians by engaging in a desperate
battle with their shovels at Third ave-
nue. S. and Fifth street last evening.
The men quarreled over some trivial
matter and Tomale is said to have
rushed at Ryan Then the battle
started. 1t was an even fight for a
few minutes, but finally Ryan got in a
telling blow, striking Tomale in the
face with the back of his shovel.
Tomale was knocked down and out
and was taken to the city hospital and
later to Central station where Ryans
was also locked up.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01
FOUR SHOT IN GOTHAM RIOT.

New York, June 30.-As a climax to
lot that started today thru an argument
relative to the cigarmakers' troubles,
four men were shot, two of them fatally
One Of the victims was an innocent
passerby. Tomasso Catranio, 10; Gieu-
5eppe Lando, 80; JUNO Armo, 49, and Syl-
vester Guniro, 10, were the principals in
the shooting ARRAY. The police placed
all concerned under arrest
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01

COUNTY SURVEYOR REPORTS ON
IMPROVEMENT.
Removal of Sand Bars from Greek Be-
low Dam Would Draw Off Nearly
Two Feet of Surplus Water-Park
Board Objects to Flooding Of Paths
and Roads.

If the plan formulated by County
Surveyor Stoopes and passed upon ia
vorably by the county commissioners is
carried out the water in Lake Mime
tonka will be lowered nearly two feet,
or to the level of the dam at the outlet
of the lake. The complaints of high
water that are coming from all parts
county commissioners admit that some
thing must be done and that as soon
rs possible.
Details of Dredging.
The accompanying elevation chart,
drawn by the county surveyor, gives
the detail of his proposed dredging of
Oak narrows and Minnehaha creek
above and below the narrows as far
the bed of the creek, taking out the
sandbars and making a gradual slope,
as shown on the chart, Mr.. Stoopes
contends that the water that now backs
upfinto the lake will be carried off and
the level will be materially and per-
manently lowered.
It is figured that there will have to
be about $500 cubic yards of dredging
done and it's estimated cost will be
$500. An effort will be made to get
an appropriation for this work this
summer and have this dredging done at
the earliest possible time.
1t is admitted by all interested PEG.
pie that the lake level must be lowered
soon, The present high water is due
in large measure to the increased
number Of bitches that have been built
to empty into the lake, and with the
proposed new bitches the condition will
be aggravated rather than relieved.
Park Board Protests.
The Minneapolis park board has reg,
istered a protest against the dredging
of Oak narrows on the ground that the
surplus water that would have to be
carried off by the creek would result
in the destruction Of bridges and the
flooding of bicycle paths and boule
wards along the creek. The county
surveyor, however, meets this objection
with the assertion that the water car
be allowed to go down the creek a lit
tie at a time by the use of temporary
sandbag dams, and that when the leve
is once reduced there will be no more
water in the creek than at present.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01

Detroit and Return, $16.75, Via 500
Line.
Toledo and return, $3.50, via 500
Line.
Cleveland and return, $685., via
500 Line.
Buffalo and return, $2O.25, via 500
Line.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01
Why Don't You Take Boat Trip?

Why Don't You Take Boat TIP?
The Northern Pacific are Offering
some wonderfully cheap boat trips via
Duluth and the Great Lakes for the
Fourth Of July. Just look at this:
Isle Royal and return, 1920; Houghton
and return, $3.50; Mackinac: Island
aud return, $3.50. All meals and
bcrths on steamers included in the
tickets. See G. T. McNeill, Agt., North
ern Pacific City Ticket Office, mum Der
10 Nicollet House Block: Have him
arrange trip for you. Reserve your
statercom berths now.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01
COUNTY EXPENSES ARE
SLOWLY CREEPING UP
Trife More Than Quarter Of a, Million
Dollars Was Paid Out in Last Half
Year. -.

Hennepin county is still solvent, but
the expenses for the first half Of the
year were slightly higher than during
the same period Of 1906 SO far, it has
cost just 1852 1874 to pay the running
expenses Of the county.
County Auditor Scott had the fol-
lowing figures compiled yesterday to
show just what had been paid out of
each Of the twentyone funds during
the first half Of the year:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01

Lightning clouds always near the ground
They are seldom at greater height than 1000
feet.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01
:ORGER. CAUGHT WITH
MANY BOGUS CHECKS
Id POLICE MYSTERY rs CLEARED
UP.

ohm A. Anderson Falls Into Tolls Al
ter Passing One Bad One and Just
After He Has Prepared to Do Whole
sale Business-Former Victims Iden-
tifv Him
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01

made at the. band concert at Harriet
During the. day the regular Seeing
Minneapolis tours leave The Journal
Office at $50 am, 1:30 pm. and 4 pm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01

Totals.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

|trufst. faa f~rem6eoeoe ban De man.
ge foritelIi9e @alg cher 5in9, ion
Mlennefte fan I9tte ION Oeres 2ios
|formddI. Mange Mennefter belger
|altfor laot, ioet oeres 9dlg e.
paa De forgen9elige joroift:
|5in9 | Steoet for pdd bet. iom al
orig forgaar. 0et toiter iOmme
|5iOsr Smerte at BABE Odlgt Sefua
ION i'm 6relier % Itad taft pal
bans She, men Del fortrpoes life,
% hois Oh er berinOe / Qften, ION
enonn life bar giort Dit galg, Q
iaa oil ieg Ii9e I'll Big: p@els So.
Jus | bitten, maaite oct tunoe pare
.~forIent I Morgen.
pdItor 0ielien tdlte Iad nogle
.affteosoro % lang / Screening meN
Mtis anna geterien ct Oar tim
ne Sange. o. pditor gprop tdlte
faa til Slutnina ON. boor Idlist Del
par for ct SUBS Barn al 1soe
9isbeosn ON, bOor Oct gdar bsn
cfter DOZEN. Still soer | R9tten
% aampen for SeTus og s ifal
.bllpe lptfeliae.
paItor Rprop lbIte Idd sen apo
|~Itoriife @sEiigneIie ober 5orfomlins
gen, % bort MeOs BAR til Gnoe. :
af 9eipgenos fra andre pldoi. =
tan incomes a. ounO fra plain.
felo, Sd.. Sens 6auIen, Coulter,
So. nogIs fra @aterlOO, ga. Oa ei
Bar fra @luObrOcf, ga.
Sobo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

Sd, Iaa bar Ri 10 baft bort Utiss
lionsmeOe og ri bar 70 nu tu1
u~tinOerne tilbage, men at 0isie for
manages Yeotommen0e er tonne,
oerom oione0e De mango u0talslz
Ter. Iom bprtes Slutningsuftenen
ON boor goet og Oelisnet oct bupoe
p9ret at Ioeltage | oisle Uteoer, o9
9eaisaanOen buOoe Iittert Ogiaa fat
! mango 5ierter. men ON Wtaal-t
for MeOets 4f5Oloells sr naaet.
nemlig Sj9les 5relie. Oct peO 10
tuH Den 4lOiOenOe SUB. iom ier
% tenoer ale 3ing.
nj De in0bwote gr9Iter bar fun
tommen 10 nemlig u. g. YielIen.
Coulter. Sa. % 8. u. Olien. III
cert Gea, Winn., men oisie / 5ors
ening meO Dor egen pr9it. 81. 8.
NnrDp, lttfteOes Iaa til at fortbnoe
Sroet for os.
5orsoag often, Den Qften Wiss
iionsmsOet begnnote, tulte paItOr u.
2. Hielien no fra Sob. Gb. /. %
Q. inotil GnOen. nj 0enne inos
trengenos MisiiOnspr9oifen ifrl
blot bemertes nogle entelte a
Grunotanterne, og ION en- at Oisi'
IfrenbaOeOe 9dleren. at al Ntis.
ion beitOO e~gentlis / ligeiom SObun
res at pe9e paa Seius ION 0s
IGuOs Gam, Ser bar al gerOens
ISpno, ogIaa Dine og mine SpnOer
% at Set for SUBS 8grn maati'
pars mastpaaliggenoe at leOe idi
n9r iammen meo 5relieren, at D.
6leD i~sjnefaloenOe for geroeni
gprn. Seius finoes / 1T Oro og
fine 5atrdmenter, og ban iaoe
toor bans Oro pra0ites rent 0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
Blair. Tebraifa.

5 SgnOdgs feireOe Sgren Gar
len toor Sanitor Der / Dan. 9utb.
gubl. 0ouie) Og 6uftru Oeres Selos
br1aup. Der par life gaaet fort
Oro at 5eitens anleoning foruN.
9uIets 5orretninesfsrer og DAM
1teren ~~sReOuttpr meO oeres 9uftru=
er par inObuOt til Mi0odg. men
Set 6sO iig, at Oct bar / 4nleoning
at, at oerss Oatter ituloe bdoe
ct Barn osbt. gi blep 10 mart tlay
pcer. at Der BAR Here inobuot. oe
at 5eIten 6aooe en- anOen 4nleo=
ming. Saa matte nan 10 til al
oratulere.
9Ggtsparrsts 4 gprn. to Ssnnsr
Do 10 9etre. bar ale iii Ste0e
foru0en Here Slegtnings o. Ben.
ner. st At oeres 9srn. Mrs. Mars
Tin goulien, Dor Der / Yerbeoea
al Blair. De andre TIRE Dor noe oeO
9lpiteo, Rsb.
5ejtioeIig6eoen gif title % pant
al. gfter RaaltiOet talte paItor
Nnoerisn li0t til Sslo6ruoeparrsi
No fra Marias Orb: r6oao ban
iigsr sOer, BET gsrer". @sr oi 0et,
laa maa 9pfte % geliignelie fsl9e
On QFtenen bar en- Del ungs,
Yarlig Dem Der fra 6uiet, fomlei
mso Sslobruoepdrret. Range Tmut-
ie % DarOifuloe @aoer bragtes 81
gdmle. og oe bar anmoost os ON
fer at uotdle oeres nprigtige %
Ajertelige 5at for oisie Tfsnne Ga
Ter ION nOtrpt for 8enfab.
My 2arisn er 6enoeo "a Oar,
Ufrs. 2arien So. 5pr % Mar ii0sn
ftDo oeres grbIup paa 8aar0en
Dahl / 5aarebp peo Qsttsn, DAM
mart. Sioen bar De I lRnqere 5iO
boet ! RanOers. og oct sr mefen
2 Os 3 aar, ffosn Be tom til Dime
rita. Bernene, Tom bar rsjit foran.
FROG Dem 6ertil. M}aa Oe enonu fe9e
mango l7tfelige Qar.
5 iiOite uge 100 ri os al
8laOene Der I gpen forleoe til at
gre en- fell getsnotgprelfe. De sr
fsrf / Dag, Mr. grpan fommer
I'll gpen. gi ForItaar, ban ifal tale
/ 9ermaniu 6an 81. 5 / @fterm.
Ruar Be bebsper noget fom
BELT gineoe. Taa aaa til gdugb.
Bfdirs tiOsfoarsnoe 5otografit.
Bore giGe6er er forrefte, Do aft
Arbei0e ubIolut earanteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

On q ulsrs saiarrb I bsuHs esn sf saustt. tso AN
snbu e2ebomms i~iliammen .oe ben sltD tnSt,l st ists
lna Var auiet ION sbelbEebelis. J uonqsr vauss ass
,,glarebe saaerus ben for en- Total epsbt.~ = ''~arsi,rts
lossls gablu. % Sa be TIE OpHaasbs SsssFsodis sts
IotaI ssbansliHs. ssfiartse be ben ior nbtibrsOtlis.
qibenilaben bar btotii. at aotauh Tsn toHiituis0H'i
epabsn Ga Ser for frazer touitituttentl gtfaHoltna
O., Totfbo, Chic, CT bet euslie touttiiniioneut s09ts
mitbtt | War,teei. Get togts t~Hbusnbts Xoriionfr
ira IL graobsr iiTsn fbsfitfnie. Dtl pirisI etrtt.s
k1rsrsh, Todars ior stbuert dlltoloe, stt ttts tau fh
IRE. Strtu otter G%irtularer % gtsHesbsre.
aerzf1 S.. n
sy- SaIs,s tss npoibsftrt.
Ill. Family Pulls CT be beshE-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
GeSar ,SanS3a.


Mr. 5. Glauien fiji / SsnOugE
Gftermioodg ct 5ilbdgefdl0 at en-
Sngoom. Iom ban M bar o9ret II
oenoe al omtrent Ct Mar, % Oct FL
Idameget mere beflageligt. Iom Del
ier no t.. at BAN n9ppe bil bli0i
rigtig raft igen. 6Iauien bar 10
mango 4ar pGret Dor Wenigbeos
5ormano, li9eiom ban bar ooret
Ssn0agsItolens 9eoer, og oisie Sil'
liOs6perp bar ban uOfsrt meo tor
Rtot9rbe0, ligeiom ban ogiad paa
anore MdaOer bar arbeiOet for 8nos
Riges Sag iblanOt os, idu oct mar
tes 10 let, nadr en- Iadoan dSmini=
f~tratio 8D1ti9heo mda idOnes / en-
Wteniabeo. 9i oil BOG baabe. al
0erren Der, ligeIom ban | foronms
5io belbreote 0e ipge. mdd tomme
lGlduien til 6i9Ip. Iua at ri after
maa Faa BAN at Ie raft og Iuno
ror Miote.
- Maggie 9arien er opererei
rad Quguitand 6ufpitdlet / 6bicd=
Igo; bun befinoer fig moi. efter On
ftGn0ig6eoerne. temmelig pei.
= 6ans Serenien (Ssren On
oeriens Spn) par Forri9e SsnOd9
geIsg Der bos fine 5OraIors.
Sdns SEMEN er tommen Der tii-
bdgs til os igen. 6an bar opboloi
Zig / San 5rancisco og bar Ger paa
Den 5iO. 0a SurofalOene og Sto.-
6ranoen ruieoe. 5 Den iiOite Il
bar ban o9ret / Gouncil BLUFFS.
@elfpmmen ibldn0t os igsn.
0ans 4noerIen bar rentet Chr.
Rounos 5urm paa main ct, en-
uftl ira Bnen.
@l. QieIs Rielien er ogiaa tom.
men tilbage I'll Scar Sails igea;
ban bar op6olot fla en- 5io 6os fr
Sen / WinneIOtd. 8elfommen til.
bage.
Hatten ms(em Ons0dd % 5ors.
Dag nso6ranote Soer 5OgoaIs %
Sens 5alffens Stalobpgnina. 9sr
6renote 7 6eite, Is 9eer, Z &dlpe.
loco Bulb. 6aore, "a. 70 5on so
og afIe 0eres Qolsreoifaber. Us
furance $1,000. Sloens quring
fenoes life.
- 6enrp Sobnion bar tpbt Del
l6us. ION er beliggenoe op iii Oct,
ban be6oer paa Mlain ct. Sol
gereu par 6drrb q. Ssruel.
- apinOeforeningen / 6orsning
meO DE- unge (og gdHHle) Yl9er5
SpfOrenfng. u9ter at afboIOe en- 81
Jar Den fsrIte 3Orsoag Og 5reOag
December. SnOt9gten pil gaa Ill
bprt 9irfeFono.
6reo SO6umien refer I naits
.llge til ea 6orn Og Omdgsenos
PGdoier for ION Qgeut for 0aniib
eutb. publ. 6ouie, Blair, Nebr. at
i9lge 8gger og mootage Subitripz
ton pdd 8laoene.
9obo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
8reitefaloelier

Nenig6eOerns / Rllfy Og 9uGen'
Str. Su. bar tulOet 4aif. 5rib An-
sosrien. % gdit. 4n0erIsn bar moo
'faget aul0et.
Menigbeoen I @%rde.inger, s.
bar fulOet puit. q. g. @%lemenier
ga 9af. 6lsmeuiel 4ar moota5f
Aeite adI0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
Diisfoasmsbe.

4fbolOss / Refon Og Oiatis Mss
nigbeosr fra Den 81. RoD. bDor=
til @ennsr sr Oenligt inobuone at
1eltage.
gaa Wenigbeoernes 9egne
q. g. Sgrensn.
Fl pr9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
gefenotgerelie.

Zen 10. QoO. bsitioeligboloes
egamls Subls og Suitrus 9ulobrpls
.iup, ST. 4,30 g. Sc. / Nuaaretb
airte = Oerfrd neo paa DOB Sci
IONS 6an. boortil d1e. fom sniter
at oeltoss oenligit inobboes at oerss
Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
Rsnnnrb. 9abr.:

0uOstsneite meo 4lter9ans pa
Sgnoag. 9onFrmanN9sning ST.
10. @uostjensiten bespnoer ST.. IL.
@euii9 Sn0bpoelie til ale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
Den brsos Del er ct Gin
uoen afit og Ro;
@f90en er 0fn0
Og @lanoien fun Sin.

Derefter talte gator Nielien ON,
boor ~ngooeHoiat oct par at itrebs
afoorli9 at tOmme igennem oea
ineors BORT, tbi mango ifal isge u
femme inc % ffdf life tunne.
Gfere az De unge aaagoe 9ioness
.tpro ON, boor goOt oct par at til
.here 5rslferen, og at leOe Gam
fund meo BAN.
On 4ftenen afbolotes Der IA.
Smtningsmsoe, bpor paftor 81
fen tdlte 10 fra 2ufas GDdng. 10
Sap. SO. 9. til Gnoen. Soet bar
,henoifte til set 9alg. Mdrfa baOoN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02
Misiiunsmpoe
/ Qlbert 9ea. Minn.

i Qlbert 9ea. Minn.
3 Dossus fra ben 8. til Den II.
slop. bliDer Der. pif SUB, Wsoe
Mlbert 2en, Minn. Ane sr osnii8if
.anobuote til at TONNE og oeltdgs.
paa M~snigbeoens gesne,
8. n Olfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

oeH TIL IL Utsle OIL ottUc uplsllpN.
5reoaa 6%ormiooag talte Paitpr
u. Olien. bans Setit par pauli
1. 8reb til 8orintb. 9. fra "a. g.
san ItiloreOe meo i'm T90punlige
RiOferbeo. bnorleoes bi oeo Dor
Dab bar lat paa en- 8ane, iom
~tegpnote peO 8oLgdtba % enote Ser
Ibiemme /. 6imlen / 5reoens gos
Tiger, men Der bar tun fdd, Iom
bles pda 9anen, men tom no pau
anore @eie, Ser forte Dem ale Ste
Der ben. fun life til 6imlen. t6an
ialte ON. meo bnilten Sb9r0igbeo
Beroens Born tunoe tempe og
lforcere oeres 2eb pdd De forIfeaioe
ganer, Blot for al Oin0e en- at Dc
8ranie, fom oenne 9eroen bbOer,
log Tom mdaife tun0e fe glimrenoe
Iuo, men Iom alligebel mart oisner
log foreaar, - | WooI9tning til,
Den mango 8ange lspe Mdaoe,
hoorpaa Der Isbes pad gdnen for
at erboloe QGrens uf~orOisneli1e
aruns os Ell eoist eiO / 9immsltn.
Om gftermi06agen in0leoeoe
paitor 9ielien ct Oigtigt Gmn:,
nemGig yRetfaroiggsrelIe". Dan
talte ON, at opsrfor Be borgerlige
9oOe par ser ire Maaoer 9oOrpa {
ct Menneite tuuoe blioe fri, nemliJ
peo enten Ianot e1er uianOt at
tunne bepfie i'm u~Ifpl0igbeo. elIer
oeO al foe i'm Straf og oepOeO Ions
TN Sfplo. easr snoelig osO at BIZ
Dc benddoet. Sperfor 9uo tunOe Der
tun p9re Sale ON cen Mdd0e at
6liOe Fri PAD. nemlig Den ii0ite. %
lfor At Seiu ariiti RetferOigbeo
fuloe funns blioe os til Del maj
ri fulot % fuit tro pad. bodo quo
looer os / lit Oro. nemlis: Ou Itul
pore Fri for Seiu Sfpfo. Oct Oar
cen eneite MaaOe, boorpdd en- GIN
Ter tan gad retfar6ggjort biem. =
qaitor Olisn talte ON, at fsrIt
mar en- Spnoer faar i'm WunS
lIilitoppet oOerfor i'm SUB og Ter
lila ielo / al i'm Spnoeifplo, ferit
oa tan ban blioe oeIagtig / RAJ
1en formeoeIit Seius ariitus %
blioe itl9ot bans RstfarOi9beo.
4ftenmsoet ~om6dnole0e iamne
emne. men pa oct blsO tertt Re9n.
pejr paa oen 5io MeOet Tube
6oloes, forbinoreoes en- Del / at
fomme.
Om 9sroagen taltes Der ON
SUBS 9erns 5orbolo til S1ns
oen." 8efte Gmne in0leoeoes og
iaa At 9aftor Nielfeu. ga quito-
6seOe, til bOem Bette bar benIagt.
par forbinorst / at tOmme og oel=
tage / Oors Meoer.
Ssnodg Morgsn blso airtsu
iuIo at 5ilberers, og qaitor Of
zen tiente Oeo Rd0usrboroet. Com
5efft til Strtftstaltn tog ban 0as
ri0s II. Sdfne. 6. gsrs, boor oet
lnOer: r9eodr mig ION 9jeitenen,
giets Datter, itiul mig uHoer Dine
9inoers Sfpsge."
puitor RislieH praofteoe % baos
oe Tom 5efft uaongeisnneus 8rqlz
lup". % ioet ban ino6so til oenne
fore Set. lagoe ban % iuotrans
seuoe pad 6ierte, at uoeu at Drrs
iflaot Sefu ariiti RetFaroigbso bar
Der ingen. Tom tun0e 6eitdd Oeo
aongefsnnens grpaup.
Om Gftermioodgen 81. 2 bleo
ser af6oIot gsmegu0stjenefte og 81.
5 llnaoomsme0e. 8eo bette Weoe
fgri gdffor Often ON Den
Bort og Den breos og osa
imals gej." 6dH opfeife Gf Mattb.
Rap. 13. og IA. Q. og tufte ON,
boor nfoueroig oct a at Isse 5rels
leren / fin ltng6om. "a boor for
Gfssmples M1gt par liar ooerfor
&c unge. bDorteocs De OuHtro l9Its
ariitres 2io oq nsie fago Mars
te til, bporlsOes De fsoer. Den
gei er fulo at 2iffigheoer.
o. ountros pduifdno ON bet
moOfatte.
Den breoe Del er et aiD
uDen Hfit o. 70:
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WisIonsmeoet

esoar 5 aa ;, SOwa d.
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@ua~Stieneiter.
Blair. 4sbr.:

guOstisneite 9Oer ssnoag 5Or
miooag 81. 1912.
S~snoagsitole 9Oer Spuoag 5Or-
mio0ag 81. 9 / airtens 9aiemsni.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-14
ANCIENT EMBALMlNa.


nIummlae6 In Egypt.
NIyrrh, which was fabulously sup
posed to be the tears Of Myrrha, who
was turned into shrub, was plant
OF handsome appearance, with spread
ing. fernIike foliage and large umbels
Of white flowers. It was found prtnci-
patty IN Arabia and Abyssinia. In
early times the perfume distilled from
Il was greatly In requisItioD Tor EN-
baTming.
EIerp1otus gives n detailed account
OF the ancient mode Of embalming.
which Is perhaps more instructive than
pleasing After the body had under
gone uF1ch preparation. which. to spare
your feelings, VIII not be described, e
was filed with powdered myrrh, eassta
and other perfumes. It was then steep
ed in natron, strong solution of soda,
for. seventy days After this It was
wrapped IN bands Of fue perfumed
linen. smeared with aromatic gums,
Not only people were thus embaim-
al hut the crOcodues Of Lake Afoeris,
which inter tflefr- Euummifcation, were
decorated with ornaments and jewels
and laid In one of the subterranean
passages of the great labyrinth with
much pomp and display. The sacred
emf jchneumon and other cherished an
fnals devoutIy vvorshiped by the Egyp-
firms were embaTmed with scrupulous
and fanatical care. ON days special to
the memory Of the dead the mummtes
were newly sprinISIed with perfume,
incense was offered before them and
their heads anoInted with fresh Oii-tn
the same spirit us we lay new blooms
upon the graves of our dead.
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upper parts of the legs tit into these
sleeves. aud the height of the table
is adjusted by means of the thumb
screws. In this way the top OF the
table can be lowered SO that 1t rests
across the knees. in which position
II serves as lap board To adjust
the table for serving meals in oed
to an Invalid one pair of legs are re-
moved ana secured in reverse position.
one pair OF legs thus rest on the floor
and one pair on the bed. The braces OF
the reversed pair OF legs serve in this
Instance as rack for the support OF
napkins or other linen. drawer for
holding needles, thimbIes, pins. etc,
is fitted III guides beneath the table top.
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1,,l-,Dr car. OF clotaen.

ANY woman with Il limited amount
On which TO dress should learn the val
ne OF looking after her clothes and
putting them carefully away each time
they are worn In doing this she viii
aud her gowns will last twice as long
nDd look well to the end. Sew up a
seam the minute 1t starts to rip. Fas-
ten on a button or hook and eye If
they are loose, and don't use pins II
YOU wish to preserve your gown. For
the protection OF light dresses hang
your closet with unbleached muslin
sheeting. Have plenty Of hooks and
skirt hangers aud hing up every gown
as soon as you tnle 1t OF after you
have brushed IT, e 1t Is dusty. When a
gown becomes soued. send 1t to the
cleaner before IT Is too dirty to be
remedied. You Will be repaid for your
trouble and always have something
ready to wear.
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USING sTARcA

IL sspss peet.s & ssaess. Sss
~
80 a sun 1Es eeE
"a - us b. id,se! iIlE all eot.
K friprgV the
4 n IS Il y ties ana n 3 sT. tie5
3, -ss,St- -. ~, SIis e sItisf ai,d
q, =. ,ss,, ~ ~ ~.
35iist.s S7S.,,5 5FS,e
Lll4sa 7ss " g. - q Fttss y
ulesE'sa 81 stllEI4 ~.
The Iauntlress % decide g 81 e. i -
the better starch to use, hot o. sold
water. starch. s
asa rnle e IS better to use hot wa
u, 5+.+isi3 81. r,ansiiFs iasye prInts
s;;Si,,ss7i iT,en, mi cotton u,,de,- ear. It
- ,I57,. ouiy makes the clothes less sim
q TneiSe.s t5em look clearer than 81 hen
,Es1i1i5 s9lfer st,lrS.lI & used EXCEPT ii
,Fi5ee 600 81 r1.islIns ana print dresses
fi5is starch "a sIdotu used "a is fulI
strenr-th. but Il Il diluted to a degree
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CONVERTIBLE TABLE.

Useful For sevvinr- OF wrItIng or For
an InvaIid's Bed.
A handy tlble invented by a Cana
Han possesses capacities Of adjustment
and transformation which at It Tor
use for purposes which ordinarily re-
uufre several separate articles. This
table can be readily made into either a
work table, a lap board. shirt fitting
appliance or an invalid or bed table.
The top Of the table Is broad. with a
thin dat surface. adaptable as sew
ing table or writing desk. At the four
corners are openings. beneath which
are sleeves having tlumbscrews. The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-14

clarssbuFes people mist Eecoeoltc

clarEs hntrs People Mist Ee.oen'fc
nd Iced
s. i ri az
But natlre ~.
tllr9u gu the llIIl
Notice ne sea
see n tie 81 3 ) mi
Il there are SCI ia Is
i1Ilant.
rs time then to nee Doan'
ney pins.
10 ward 81 Bright's disease 81
diabetes
Doan.s have done great work II.
C1artsburg.
w. B. Candy bookkeeper n Gems
traI Meat Market. residence $40 W.!
Main street, says; ''The RESULT re-
cefved from the use Of poan,s kidney
pms compel met e place zrel gliaEl
"a them. at Intervals for years I
have been subject 70 kidney come
pIafnt, indlcated by trouble with the
kidney secretions. they being some
times Irregular and at other times
distressing. Doan's Kidney PtlAs at
tracted my attention While reading
ana from tue statements
OF Others who had made use Of the
remedy. Procuring them at Wells
& Haymaker's drug store, ! took q
box The results received warrant.
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remner

Temper itself is not a bad quality.
It Is not to be destroyed, as we some
times say. without temper a bar Of
steel becomes like lead. A man with
out temper Is weak ana worthless
We are to learn self control A strong
person is one who has strong tenn
per under perfect mastery There Il
deep truth here-that our mistakes and
our sins, IL we repent Of them. VIII
help IN the growth and upbuilding OF
our character.