The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-20
With the Long BolD
Eve natures walks. shoot folly as It flies"
Diamonds Go Up So Barrel F. B. in South
mond Trust Hurrying to Get the Money Before the
American Trusts Have It All.
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IL Africa, but it makes difference to George His girl
is going have spark for her # he has to
buy half ton of hem pick the best out for her and
sell the rest off retail for what they will bring.
The De Beers Diamond Trust is commonly reported to
have the crystals up South Africa the anthra
cite stack up their coal The price, just like the coal
price, continues slowly climb the diamond boys proposing
to foresta any possible make of artificial diamonds any
possible discovery of other diamond fields
There also other of danger The activity OF
the American boys in their efforts to get all the
there is annoying the De Beers crowd and the latter
feel that they hasten little there will be none left
The Bantry, N D., Advocate tells of Mrs. E. O. Wrights
escape in using kerosene dscourager OF hest
fancy for a kitchen stove. The Advocate says:
The oil ignted and the bursted The house moved
off the foundation the we'll caved in and many win
dow lights in the city broken out There was no one
disfgured excepting Mrs Wright She deprived OF her
eyebrows and good oil can
U.s. 49,
Hppocrates the island Of Co.'S for 1890
ate the father Of medicine has been thrown down from
his PEDESTAL The Papyrus Ebers, found in Thebe in 1873
by Psychologist George Ebers of Germany trans
lated last by Dr. Carl Klein OF Chicago, shows that
doctors in Egypt nearly 1000 who de-
scrbed 400 diseases including 700 remedies The papyrus
shows that Egyptian doctors knew Of hundreds of
dies badness There hundreds of remedies today,
but the world still waits for one little
Kentucky religion strenuous and whole souled Elated
over paying off 81 800 debt Mr. Sommers the Meth
odts pastor Eizabehtown KY announced to his
cation that if they would call at his home he would
one good ''hug' About fifty visited his home in
body The pastor nearly down. but carried out his
compact The straghaced element questions the propey
Mr. Sommers action, and there is trouble in store for
the church bigger than the former debt.
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After lying in dead for six weeks
Mrs S. A. Griffin wife of S. A. Griffin of Boulder COL,
turned consciousness just long enough to tell Of vision
According the statement Of the attending physician there
is the slightest doubt his mind that for the greater
part Mrs Griffin has been living mentally in
other world
To all intents and purposes the woman was Dead She
was nourished by tube inserted in the Her family
physician called other doctors who made study of the
One of them present when she returned to
seriousness for few moments and heard what she said.
The return unexpectedly Her eyes quivered and
then slowly opened She moved her hands slightly and in
low voice and without apparently recognizing in
a the room began to tell what she had seen.
T crossed the bordeand between the and the
world The sights that have beheld have been
derfu almost wonderful to attempt to describe have
seen moved with the spirits of those who
earth.
''Why any person after vision such mine should
wish this world is than understand.
On my journey stood first plain desolate immense
that I cannot bear to contemplate it. Phantoms
focked all SILENT all restless but all journeying
as that dreary plain. At last seemed to be
entering building Of the most imposing dimensions
describe it. It too beautiful for words. entered
great hail. Six judges sat there presided by seventh
who superior to them all and benign, kndlyfaced
being''
Mrs Griffin voice sank until her last words hardly
dstinguishabe AS she finished she again sank into the
Deep deatke sluber and thus she has remained There
is apparently further sign Of returning consciousness
The papers give large headlines to the story, but
remember that Dr. Oser has already prejudged all
deathbed visions and pronounced them of no value.
"A, J. r,