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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
2S. acscmOcr 1906.


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29'iGe,r
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Gs mar fein nniittlidDcr glnariii.

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Saa Slreituriuin per ,NIarnlruo Sdlrlc fir
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nciitt uuicr uuirihtiAee 0dtpCiihl
IS lei oaGcr bclhloicu buE. dlo Elm 3cicbcll
Der boben gbtuuG, oas. EireIlorium lctncm &e.
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>l2aoluap's
~ Yillcn

goultiuoiG o1ue ejef1mnd. elegant iber5o'
gen. fitbrcn ub rcnulircn reiuigcll, iuufdIen Gus
uno ftdrIcn. Jidopnb's Rilen iir Die SetIpuu
nner St6rungcn oeS Nlueens. Der Geodrme, 0er
Gicren. Der GIaie. bon Observation-Disclosures, 9es
nonlmenbeit Sbnmacbteu, Seritopiungen mo
S1morrboioen.
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Gonercfmitslicbcr inipi5ircn ocn
arufcn Wrnbcn.

GoGom 2S. 93ember. Ger
lompicr g9mionco," nit Dem Bun,
icnotor Stint pon Goliiornicu mO
jr6n onocrcn GongreBmitgIieOcrn
aus pcrihicocncn BociiIcit1nteu al
Noro. pcltbc oen Eonanlntonul 81 III.
ipi5ircn miinihcn fam bcutc bier al.
Die @clcaidnit bcBub lid Don bier
oltf eiucm Grtrajll1c noh Bahama.
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9tcm 9orf. Is. GHcmbcr. r.
@co. ". YcrfinS, irifbcrcr &cc-FrG-
ii0ent Scr ,9tcp. 0orf 2iie &nirnncc
60" un0 Qc1cnm0rtiR EOiit1lieO Ser
6irmu 5. Eierpont WiorQon & Goy
ionic Charles z. Nuird,il0. Ser irii.
bcrc SdIabamtSietrctdr uno gcAcn-
mdrtig Gircttor Scr olcm.g)orf 2iie
Sniirolcc Go." liuo Don Scr @ron0-
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Qenonntcu nErrIiiou @on0 lron@a
ottipn" III mcI6er Bic crmGbntc Goma
pagnic falldbc 2Ingnbcn gcInotbt bls
ben ioQ, I'm Die prclBihe HegiCrlH8
biniit)tlid ser i'm @clb Ser Gompn9
nie bcfu0li6en @Crthplpicre 5ufric.
Ocn 81 iteaClr. ser 1Sdlihumg I'M brit.
ten @roOe on9erlagt porocn. Ecr.
fins cridicn bcutc i'm Scribl lno
Itcatc $4,000 @iiraihnit. Sr. 5oir.
dilo bciinoct iid 5w 3cit III europa.
GiltriftSummalt Serome bat iidl emo.
lid 0llrh Sen 0rud ocr oiientli6en
McinIng bcno1en Neicbcn, crnltlibe
Sdritte in Ser 2InNcIeGcn6cit 81 crs
prciicn. 9ei ser ermdbntcn hetrilge
riihen SronSottinn 5cioten 9comte
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in Ercubcn perrid)teu fonnen.
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2lnfIa9cihriit, sic 9lngctla9ten b1tten
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oiicn6or MIR i'm %ntcrclic Der FoIi-
cen, &nbober ibrcr Hciclliflit bcgon.
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licbCu Nortbcil 0urauS III jie6en.
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bct opdl bc5icbcn iih OeirIbcn
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oftion fonG Gci ser ScbcnaDcrlhc.
rings llntcrludnnd 0ltrh 0oS 9lrnl.
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NrcuBeu 5lt ncrrihtcm idrcibt Dor,
SoB Die @clellidoit tcinc Gfticu
(Stod) ola Gollntcrolicn occcptircn
oScr bCiiben ioa, ionocrr mir Cbli'
Gdtioneu t@onosO. I'm Oiclcr Wc.
0in0unG 5il cntlprcdCn. iutroe cIn
SGeirUcrtdlti uor GilenboInoftIcn
all sic Security onb lriit 60" IN
Sccnc gcicbt unb 0ic Ironanttion
ola cine lpirflidle ii bic 9iidcr Gin.
1ttra9clt
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YGiie snr Iciie in's Nnslano be.
iorst s. 9lnine, Nr. 413, Cit.Salti.
murc-Strahc, nabc Goitnmbonic.slpe.
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ltnter Mnflage.
@criidJrrnngsbcnmtc ais NGlldprr uur
WcridDt.

Sincr 0criclbcn lit ser @r Scbabomta.
ScfretGr 5oirHilO, Sroguiir-
Oigc lronaoftion bci Ser Grill
hn0 scr @orihriitcn iiir Gcrridl-
hlng non 8cicbGitcn in Ercubcn,
Globli6cr GOO oco @rGiiOcn.
ten Goiiott pon Scr yNennipluo'
MIA Nobn," - Grl19 i'll Ebilo.
Ncp5io ciucm 6er5itbla1. - 0cl
umcr eincntbiimIihcn llnlit6u0cu
crioIatc Ioo elmer 6r1n pcrnr.
aht cine Scniotiou IN @Oiton. 49,
GonarcBnlitglicocr iripBircn an
Ocm &Itbmia.
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@opiweb,
Ssranenleiocn,
ltnberbauli6feit,
WalemsQei0eu,
Weritopfnng,
9psprpiia
liao allc Qcberlci0eit.

9coba6ieu eie bic foIeenoeu Sbmpiome. iurI'
dc bon Grfrdntlineen ocr Seroauungss0rsu
bcrriibreu. Serippiuna naD Siaen eerieDict.
SdmorrbooCn. Wngenfdure, Geienns sum gres
dcn. Soobrcnnen stbibeu Dor Ndbruns. Wiaa
Genoridcu. iarres stufitoben, gia6Iaiien ODER
6Iaticru bcc 9er5icbIaGcs. GritidnnsseefibI bel
liegenoer SteIIung, 0eri1fuomneres 5ebbermos
Gen, gunftc rno 5limmern boz ben sugen.
5ieber uno bunlpic S6uer3cn i'm 9opf. matt
gelbnitc S0meibcntrpidetlng, GcIhbet Der 9ant
nnb Der gutoen Sthmerj in Der Gcitc, oer gruit.
ben cifcocrit. aud pl5bIibc Gefibc. brennenoeS
Gcliibl i'm 5Ieticb. Gniae Solen bon @aonapS
gncn pcroeu bdS Spem bon alien oben aiiee'
iiibrtru Qrthcu bcfrcfu
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For Rent Unfurnished Rooms.

Z OF RenL-- UMIUTnISHeu ROOmS.
FIVE ROOMS, LOWER FLOOR, 1918 4th ,Av
s; city water in kitchen. wet sink. c. s.
Woodruff, sos Guaranty bldg.
SIX NICE ROOMS FOR RENT, MODERN Elk.
cept heat and bath. Price $11. Inquire at
2639 Grand av N.
41-FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS NEAR CENTER
Of city. Ills Yale place. Telephone T. c.
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FLORISTS

tAMUNDsoN q KERoHNER. Funeral Designs 4
4 speciality. 400 Hen T.. G. 1858; Nicollet 191 .
MINNEAPOLIS FLORAL Co., ssth ST, Calhoun !;
wholesale and retail florists. Both phones.
g. NAaEL. & SON. FLORAL DESIGNS AND
flowers Both phones. Ills w Lake ct
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing, moving stor.
ing and shipping household goods See our
elegant new freproof storage warehouse with
separate rooms and compartments. Warehouse
MINNEAPOLIS TRANsFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor.
ing household goods; expert furniture packers:
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specially. 1872 5th st s.
Both phones. M @ NJ.
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70
Chicago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast ternni.
nails and tributary points For best OF service
and lowest rates write or call on the Boyd
q Transfer Co.. 46 Sd st s. Mn
REALTY FIREPROOF sWAREHOUSE-STOF-
age, packing. shipping Of high grade household
goods and pianos: clean separate locked CON.
partnlents. 100-112 1st av N. Both phones.
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FURRIERS

'UR REMoDELING, REPAIRING AND RE
dyeing month at summer prices. d.
Morris Fur Co.. 70 10th st s. T. q. 1oeoR
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PROFESSIONAL

sUPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs ETC, pFRMA.
nently removed by electricity. Miss HOLSTER,
9st77-7S Syndicate block. Pioneer stand Of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms.

AN ELEGANT FRONT ROOM IN MODERN
steam-heated fat, walking distance, suitable
for one two ladies gentlemen rent req
sonable, breakfast can be had if desired; only
two In family; references required and ex-
changed. Call evenings after $3.50. 1871 9th
ay S. corper 18th st, fat l. t-- p y.
UNUSUALLY DESIRABLE. NEWLY FUR
nlshed ROOM. steam heat gas and bath, in
stfEtly private family, with large wardrobe,
IN nigh class neighborhood, suitable for enc
OF TWO; rent reasonable to right party. Apply
upstairs, 2100 18th av s.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. 81; ALSO FRONT
room upstairs. $1,000; modern: 514 9th st S !;
large front room, gas and fuel, 75c each for
Tour persons; single room $1.25. 3O5 5th st 8.
ONE VERY PLEASANT FURNISHED FRONT
room with alcOve for 3 ladies or gentlemen,
and one double side room, all heated. very
cheap for the winter: 1922 Hawthorn.
WILL RENT. REASONABLE TO A REFINED
gentleman, pleasant warm room in new duplex
nat; breakfast II deak,ed 2513 Irving ay 8.
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COWS. DOGS AND POULTRY

M1Dw1NTER SALE OF COCKER sPAN1ELs-
BILE. One red female fine producer, 10 pups
last TWO litters, II dogs, females, $25. -Four
black dog pups, months DID, SIS each. Three
females black, $40, IS, SIS. These are bar
gains and we'll worth the money; in season
soon. Cocker KENNELS Winterset, Iowa.
OIL MEAL, s1.e5; OYSTER SHELLS. 100, MICA
crystal grit, Toe per 1OO-lb sack.
]. H. Smith. 214-216 Hennepin av.
FOR sALE-GOOD COW, $50; / SINGLE HAR-
ness, a good cutter, $50. 42O University av
So. N. w. phone ID. 4S6 LIP.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES
OCEAN STEAMERS

Chicago, Milwaukee &, st. Paul
| Railway.
City ticket office, 22S Ntcoilet Az. Phone IN
Passenger Station, Washington and Sd Avs. 6
Leave. +Daily. tEx. Sun. TEX. Sat. Arrive.
y :b0 am Chi, NIL, La Crosse. !. 80 30 pm
S:a5 pm chi, Mil, La Crosse. 49,. 1901 pm
-s:UU pm Chr, MIL, La Crosse. $500 an
sl0;0o pm Chi., MIL, La Crosse. a12:01 pm
{. ~5:oO pm Chi, Dubuque, Savanna. O5 am
{ :2o am Northd. Farbt, Mason City. 40 05 am
2 800 pm Northd, Farbt, Mason City. O:05 am
:. II:l5 pm Northheld, Farbt, Austin. i II 20 am
IS:2O am e. City, Day pit, Rock Isl. :. 1910 pm
Tlo:OO pm Madison, GAINESVILLE, R'k'fd.f 1O:20 pm
~ :55 am Mankato, Wells Jackson. IL 200 pm
I 1900 pm Mankato, Wells, N'tgomy f10:10 pm
t1O:15 am Aberdeen, Siston,. Gibson. 600 pm
*6:45 pm Aberdeen, Ortonville, Fargo. s7:25 an 3
1928 pm Milwaukee,, La Crosse. -. 1905 pm
:. THE FAST MAIL leaves at GAS pm
THE PIONEER LIMITED leaves at 500 pm.
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For Rent-Stores.

i1o& 9Th & . ST s0442ss, BAsGM { 3 2
first floor; steam heat, suitable for light
manufacturing of any description one c
block from Donaldson's Glass Block; {
o good light reasonable rent; possession
given at once If desired. Thorpe Bros, G
o 206 Andrus building. q
o o o o O, O 9
DEs1aSBGE sroRG A & M8NS 8 . c
0 Ing space tn the new Warner build o
Ing, 10 and II 9th st S; steam heat, Q
o electric passenger and freight elevator q
o strictly hreproof. Thorpe Bros, 2o6 q
0 Andrus building. q
0 o 0 o o o o o 0. .
A GOOD OPENING FOR A HARNEssMAKER
store building 1sx2S. one floor; rent reasonable.
For further particulars address Oct Blais,
Dayton, MINI. ,,
SEVERAL STORES, ONE ON 4th ST 8, ADJA.
cent to Chamber\ of Commerce. Apply to An.
dreWs, on the premises or telephone East
46S l..
STORE, e23 WASHINGTON Az s, FOR BAR
Der, plumber or retail business. $50.
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I. LOANS ( AND CHATTELs

PEOPLES TAIIORS, 20e Sd 81 g. SPONGE.
press your suit, shine your shoes Tor tQt.
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MONUMENTS

NORTHWESTERN MANTEL Co., MoNU-
iiaents, rheadstonesT and markers; special de-
L signs on request, Office 40 9Th st s; granite
and marble works. 3517 Hen. ay. Both phones.
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SHOE REPAIRING

II. & H., 1e 9Th ST S.; SHOES REPAIRED
also mems sGT sample shoes, $3.50 and So. MO-
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale.

For Sale.
sARRETr { ziMMTaMAN, TIE I1sSssT
1000 head Of all classes Of horses $50 Constantly
4 cs .sodx
Auctions every Wednesday. Private sales daily,
Part time given Il desired Barrett & zim-
nermsn. Midway Horse Market.
SOUTH ST. PAUL HORSE EXCHANGF-BEAR
In mind when IN the market for horses that
you can always find the best line of horses of
every description at our barns, consigned direct
from the breeders and: sold direct to the con-
sumner at both private and auction sales. SAuc.
ton sales every Thursday IS,
Il HORSES. HORSES, HORSES. = 80,
r we nave on hand Tor this week three car.
mares, single wagon horses and fine drivers
These horses are fresh, from the country and
M must t. be sold. Bloom & Aa,erus, 24s Cd
HORSES. WAGONS. BUGGIEs AND HARNESS
bought, sold and exchanged; auctions every
Saturday; private sales. daily. zimmermans
Horse Market. II "a st NJ Minneapolis.
wANTED--WE ARE always READY TO.
mans MidwSs s' Horse Mare ett'' : A1nnef
NEW HEAVY LUMBER HARNESS, $50;
horse blankets less than manufacturers cost.
Midway Harness Co., 1850 University ay. OPP
posite horse markets, st. Paul. ~ -
FOR SALE CHEAP--vERY FINE .wINoNA'
cttsr a zRsssps S US poly FdFsn add few times
FOR SALE-ONE TWO-SEATED CARRIAGE,
three cutters, one top buggy, one set Of trap
harness. Inquire 50 'sth st S. -
DEAD HORSES AND COWS REMOVED FREE.
Dead dogs removed for soc each. HIGHLAND &
Sons. T.: C. 16346. ts' p ~s&Tt.s -
FOR LAME AND INTERFERING HORSES TRY
our handmade shoes. Jas. Rowett. 221 7th st s.
FOR sALE-CHEAP, TWO GROCERY WAC
ons in good conditions 52s 9th st Sc. =
FROST Il g SALE AND lCOMMIsSION
stables: cash or time. 21s I'd Az N. =
~ f%l:.H ! : - :" = -
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
p -. Wanted. - ;. > =:
CASH PAID FOR HORSES, SECONDHAND
buggtes. wagons and harnesses. 61h 4th st 8
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

o WE aan6 3 "a 01f Ho Rrs1 rsrSrS
0 only, and can sell your house or lot for G
0 you very short notice. It will cost Z
o you nothing to list it with us for sale q
o and all advertising is done at our own {
0 expense. Thorpe Bros, 200 Andrus !
o building. q
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

THE JOHNSON UNDERSTANDING CO.. 7os
Hennepin av, J. n. johnson. general manager,
formerly president and manager johnson s
Lands Co. NV. Main 1858; Twin City 9a59;
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Masonic Temple. eth and Hen. Both phones.
and emba1mer. 81 7th at s.. Both phones.
E. M. DAUPHINE CO.. Funeral Directors, els
Sth av s. T. O.. 2s70; N. w. Main 1s24-J.
ENaER BROS, UNDERTAKERs AND EN-
balmers. 412 Cedar ay s. Both phones.
!. WARREN RoBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
TAO Hennepin az. Both phones 1882.
+. OLSON EARL e SONS, UNDERTAKERs
81 1908 B. Franklin. Both phones.
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WE SOLICIT YOUR LIsTINGs
We have continual calls for all classes OF
Property. We have some investments worth
your time to investigate; best fire and lorna.
do insurance. Chute Realty Co.. 301 Central
WANTED-so, ooo-AcRE TRACT OF LAND IN
North or South Dakota; land must bear the
closest investigation and deal direct with
owner. Address Phil H. Kohl Wayne, Neb
wANTED-FRoM OWNER, A LOT NEAR THE
LIST carline between Lake st and 3Sth st:
must have water. and gas; state lowest price.
Address 2510, Journal.
WANTED-FoR $4,000, HALF CASH, EIGHT
room house in eighth ward; must be bar
gain, 3117 Stevens "ay. -,
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE
BIRTHS.

4 BIRTHS. :
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Dodge, 110e Second street
N. girl. ..'s =. -. ~ !
MI. and Mrs., 81. 3, Boeser, 211e twenty
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w. Hewitt, 81 Twenty
ninth avenue N. girl =
: Mr.. and Mrs. q. Coleman. lbs Ninth avenue
$. a boy. -
N Mr. = and n Mis-. J.. q Miller 1904 Tenth avenue
" Nj. and Mrs. a. B. Pepin, a1o2 Washington
": and Mrs. John Elias. 1o4 sixth avenue
Me- - boy. r. y, -! z+."fs- 2 -. - IN u
Mr.. and Mrs. p. O. Jensen, SIS Third avenus
Mr. and Mrs. q, J.. Mclaughlin, zoe Fourth
avenue SEE, boy. -
II MARRIAGE LICENSES. =
Martin A. Kalleberg and Olive I. Shotvold,
Axel Anderson and Caroline Larson.
Max Singerman and. Fannie Black. -. =. :.
Brynte Bryntesen and Belle Olson. 80 : ~
Frank L. Dice and Georgia Gjertsen, -.
Henry q. Roth and Florence N. MaoDonneu,
p. ~ DEATHS. .zE .,.-s.-
Victoria Narcotic, 706 Ramsey street.
Thomas j.. Outram, poo Aldrieh avenue s.
Thomas Coleman, lit Seventh street N.
Jay Tyler, 1902 Eighteenth avenue s.
Henry Murphy, Forty-eighth street and NIL
susan Horton. so62 Twenty second avenue s..
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FOR sALE.-HousehOld furniture Including
bedroom set, kitchen stove, etc, Mrs, j. A. Nc
onade' between LIST and 2nn on Wallace If
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there will be four permanent build
ings added. The Woodmen Of the
World have erected log cabin which
is an attractive building, with a
great fireplace whore they will enter
tain all their friends. The Women
Of Woodcraft have built q bungalow
next to the w. o. w. cabin, which Is
unusually neat In appearancea, and
will be furnished attractively and 90.
cupled by committees from Spokane
lodges. The Modern Woodmen Of
America vial have one Of the most
substantial buildings in Spokane. It
will be built from no less an expen-
sive material than concrete. The
members propose to have the most
elegant accommodations Of any or
ganization ON the grounds. Another
bungalow viii be built by the Frater-
nal Brotherhood. This making the
fourth substantial permanent build
ing put mp this year. These are not
ell the organizations which will have
deliberately furnished headquarters.
The Knights and Ladies' Of Security,
the Maccabees and the Odd Fellows
were not able to put up permanent
buildings this time but will DO ON
the grounds In tents.
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--ThorndIke in PhiIadolpl1Ia Presa



Emery comes from the island Of
Naxoa. in the eastern Mediterranean,
whence It has been exported for the
last two centuries or more. The beds
are In the northeast Of the island, the
deposit descending into some Of the
neighboring islands, the emery being
found In lenticulaP masses, resting on
layers Of sctEist in limestone almost
Identical with Parian marble, the IN
est marble known. which comes from
the island OF Paros, close by. There
are about 300 men engaged In the
trade. all Of whom have TO be married
before they are admitted to the fra
ternity. The material ls much too hard
TO DO aug out OF 0Vsn blasted. Great
fires are lighted round the blocks till
the natural cracks expand with the
heat and levers are then inserted to
pry them apart.
This system h continued until the
blocks are reduced In slze 70 masses Of
Q cubic foot OF less, and they are then
shipped as II they were coala. There
are said to DO 100000 tOns Jet avail
able OF Naxoa. II 10 Ona Of the hard
est substances yet known. coming next
TO the diamond. and among it's crystal
line forms known 10 the jewelers. are
the suby and the sapphire