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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

fiurn, baB Sd @ei @ois iiptpers
baupt nit iubie tbdt. G%onieauentli
mus. SD ieet INNER. mann SD tpas
iage mill. en- 8rief fhreibe.
I'm Die Ilti is aa6 iif. gienei6t
bot tie Sieber. sic betlast ii6 iiipe
fper en- forttpdbrenbe brennenoe
Sori6t.
Sect frag S6 Sbne, @iiter gbiter:
@arlim fam nit nei5i fpDrii nmges
febrt De annere @eg iei? Sd meen,
bab Die Ilti nit rebe fonnt I'M BERT.
SD polt ia germ berfo Der IIti ibren
brennenbe Soridt uff IiG nemm,e.
Sd meeB, fpie mer nit 10 tpas um5es
gebn bot. lin pann bann Die Ilti fee
8ort iage berft, mann SD ben 9ori6i
uff Mei Irt fjurn fiat, mar bes nit {
SintI6, Iiiter @biter? GO fpdr 81
gut, for nnbr &c fell 90 mas is Neir
nit bereonnt.
lin Wir is Die Nirreberei ihun
f0rdterli6 lan9meilig.' lin bes
nemmt aah fordterli6 biel Seit. 1tnb
bann fann's Die Mlti nit ornli6 leie
uno bann i6impfe Sd miinbli9 I'm
oes maft es Damn nieoer nod
i1limrmer.
Scst icin SD uff e gibie gefimme
I'm ba fonne sic Wir berbei belfe,
Nli1ter @biter. Sic Tonne es einem
bun Die Yrinters ia9e. er iol Wir
nff 10 &drtde pber Ydbit6oarbs 10 Die
Safe printe, mo mer 10 bauptid6lif,
III Ser umeanasipraa I'M Saiis bel
freunbli6e @eiprd6 nit Der liebenoe
Satin IN Die Slime jubie tbut, ic
baB SD Itatt CO iebesmal uffseihreibe
Der Mlti bios Die &art, mo es brufi
Ite6t, erauspide I'm ibr 5eige brauf.
Ilio, loiie sic emtol ~borldnfig bes
Sol9enbe, aipfper Sebes nff e grtras
&drt6e, printe:
@rin9t mer nod e Sldi6del Clips
iper c SiBle 16neal
$50 is bann Waei Yfeif? 1852
IS @dbhe IoI De Sbeefedel uffs
lteQe, Sd mill en- Seibe trinfe!
2oidt Wid in Hub nit guerm
l~an9ipeilige 2appefrnml
Serget it'll
9iiht Sc berriidt, Mti?
Ses fdllt Wir im 3raam nit ell
@as gebt's bann &c eiie?
Ia6 idun pieber?
8ann Die Sinner be Nois nil
lhtappe. iperb ib perrndtl
9es Sleii6 is nit 5u seniebel
Ses @emiis idmedt, tpie mann meI
Die 3uns gum Seniter raus itredt.
Die Supp is bes reinite Spiils
f%paiier.
2oBt 0si6 in Sub nit gurem &ufs
fee9ciblapp!
&Iti. mad Did nit tpitbisl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

$50 lit bieie an finben? 8ie fam
ne 81 mir iprehen? Ber tie bort,
Der bort Gbriitus; iper iie perahtet.
Der perdhtet Gbriitus. SIN S6iff@
letn Setri lit Die @abrbeit; BORT lit
Siderbeit: 10 prebigte Der Collide
Weiiter am Seegeitabe 81 Der peridins
melten Solfsmen9e; 70 prebigt CIR imS
merfort; mo Yetrlis lit, ba lit Die
Stride.
Iiib b~erliert iebe 6riitlihe @enoi@
ieni6aft. artBer Der fatboliihen Stride.
Die @6rfurft Dor Der @ibel ober bat
lie ihon perlpren. Sic fatboliihe
Stride allein bat lire uripriinglide
Steqltng in bieier SiniiGt nidt auf@
geeeben; lie bdlt Die IF. Sdrift in
@bren, fpie por alter Belt unb mad)t
bon ibr mebr 8ebrallh, ais je 5ubor.
Sie tntboliihe Stride bat ibren Germ
ME berleusnet. ibr 8lnlibe an Die
@abrbeit unb Sortpnuer Der froben
8otidaft bat ME sepanft, neil lie oies
fen 8lauben nidt auf 5ufd0ige Meis
nunaen Der Ieniden, ionbern altf
@briltus. Den 9ottliden 0ebrer; auf9ee
balit. Erdlioent elliot o Der Sors
barb uniperiitdt bat jiinelt Der Ib@
lurbttdt beS RroteItantismuS Die &rpne
dufeeieet, inbem er erfldrte. baB Die
Heligipn nienlaIs ettpas 8eiieres fem
fonre, als cine Sppotbeie. pel6e. fpie
Die &ifeni6aft. it'd %fortipdbrenb nnz
oers 9eitalten miiiie, je naf ben gutz
bedungen Der Belt. Cine iplhe Hez
ligipn lit feline Heligion; man fam lie
fallm cine @tbif nennerl, benn biefe
%bebunptet, ben !@eieben bes 2ebens
auf ben @runb gu geben.
Sic @inbilbnng enblif1, bab Die
anglifanii6e Stride CUR 5eerbe gbriiti
5uriid9ebraft nerben fonre blir6 einS
5elne Weni6en, Die bas 2iht Der
@abrbeit ieben unb es cher 8uriid<
balten, nls often 5eigen. sriinbet iib
auf cine lleberiddelng Der Hoae,
ipelde bem Gin5elnen in Der Stride
Gbriiti 5ufdut. gbriitus fonnte ii9
nus Steinen &inber Ibrnbams ers
ipeden, tpenn @r mollte. Or lit non>
fommen fdbi9 fir feline Stride 5l
Iorgen nnO Die Shorten Der 5one
lperben lie niht iibertpdltigen.
Ser Sraum Deitber3iger Inelifn>
ner, baB aue Iiberalen aatboltfen
ensliide 3unse i'm Gnslifauismis ben
Sammelprnft zines ber5errten unb
peridnommenen Gbriitentbums finben
tperben. entiprinst Der Mneisuns Die
Sbntia6en 5u nebmen, tpie tie iinb
unb Die Solgen bon 8eitrebunset, 5u
erfennen. pelhe nit Der llnerbittlihs
felt bon @aturseiesen gum Sob (bes
9roteitantismus) fibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Sic WenIben 6oben es

Sic Neniben baben es peit
9ebra6t; aber Sonnenihein unb Iea
gen. 2eben nnb Sterben (ipenialtens
bas ipas na9 benz Sterbcn folat)
miiiien iie INNER nod @ptt iibers
laiIen. limb nie oft sdbe gincr ar
iein 8ifien nnb &onnen baran. tpenn
or iif MIR cine Stunbe e~rquideuoen
S6lafes beri9afien tonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
MiKnurisT armrn.

Won idnreibe nm Staatstarts, Pamphlet, nno
gsetterberidt; irei perianot 1a5sl J. Meet.
ghAItsotAe, Ute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Sa miibt Sd sinte seioffe batppe

Iipmer nitl.
Bring Inns Die Yinnddelfarte In
Die Safel In e Stiife &reibe I'm en-
Shfpdmin nm Sigsars I'M e Eaoi
8nttelGe unb bann % = Sfibuf
for @ueres.
9es mlBt Su bun Seim 8odeselr
be5oblel
(, Ser anobeliepp is e 8ameell
8ringt empl 8ldier I'M ifenft ell
9n mad1it Ntih iid In tirerb. Iltil
Was is Damn bd in Der &itl6en
ipieoer dagebrennt?
Sebt bab' S6's iattl
Seb Dor anfper uff!
Wea, Wiiter @biter. S6 benf, BEG
linn 10 Die bnuptld1lihite Houtins @ee
iprd6 for Die gemiitbliGe Samiljee
sllnnerbnltIng. @ann sic Nir Die
,printc loiie, ba elaab Sd. bab i6
Damn gang gut mitaus SuIfe auss
finlm. Sbun sic es atpiper glei uins
gebenb breireft i6ide. Ser 8ub, mo
De Srief bringt. tpartet.
Sbne oes Hdmli6e tpiinihenb
Doirs
@ SobnHttfH , GEO.
-*-&I*-
(Spe5iaI : CORRESPONDENCE aus @aibs
tnQtpu, 8. G.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

Sn Der 9iD5efe Nurtbamptpn, Gafen
BAN, Nprfplf, Gnglanb.

$50 tpiro segenpdrtig Die fl. @eie
s~efeiert unb Der Segen eeipenbet?
einem 9 Of It ii b 6 n, fir
beiien 8ebraii9 i6 einen S6iI@
II n g per 8o6e he5able.
9urhi6nittli6e nD9entIi6e gol@
lefte IS Cd.
Sur cine StiiBe in u%nierer Rot6-
Die Sofnune. 8etpiB feline ros
iigen @usiidten, tperbet SIR, liebe
9eier, pobl bemerfen. I6 tpobll
User peib? @robe 9in9e baben in
Der He9el gar fleinen anfang. 9a
mar Der Staa 81 Bethlehem uno
@ottes Sanb tpurbe bod nift bere
fiir3t. Sd babe Soffnling. Sd
babe iogar arose Soffnuns, bab
bieie juuge Miiiion. fpel6e bur6 ben
8ii6of bon N%ortbnmptpn eroffnet
nurbe. cine srobe @iiiion tperbeu
pirb.
Gber austpdrtise Silfe lit ausens
blidlid nDtbig. @eroen mir biez
lelbe erbalten?
SD babe bemerft, fpie bereitipiQis
Die IiteIieber beS g +. q NJ
tonius BON Yabnn Ser
eins ben armen, nit Not6 fGmz
pfenben Trieitern 5u Siilfe ellen.
Wodte es ni6t aud mir bergonnt
iein, baB tie ebenfals einen ipmpas
tbii6en unb mitleibi9en 8lid auf MIDI
unb mein Hin9en, einen Sorpoiten
bes fatbolii6en @laubens in Dieier,
iniofern e5 ben futboliihen @lauben
betrifft. biirftisen @e9eub. 81 9riine
ben, iperfen? SIT es mir nid)t 81
bpffen %per9onnt, lieber 2eier, bab
SIR, in gurem gifer fir ben Sort
i6ritt iencS @laubens, mir cine bilfs
rei6e Sanb reid)en perbet? Snz
briinitig rufe i1 @ud 5u. mir bci3us
iteben. SIR ieib bielieibt auber
Stanb biel gu tbun; nber II
IN tonnt Sbr bod + II n.
Sbuet bas neni9e, baB in @uren
9rdften 1tebt UNI @ottes &iaen unb
nit Dem anbern ,@enigen", ipelbes
mir 9eboteu nirb, lperbe i6 i'm
Stanbe iein, allen @rnites bieie
0iiiiion gu %9riinDen.
8 eibet meinem Drin9cns
ben Silerue ni6t
taube Sbren.
.0ioge @ott Cure S6eilna6me
nel6e SIR Der @riinbung liner
0tiiiion 5u Safenbnm ent9eaen6rinat,
iegnen unb gu6 @ebeiben 9eben.
+ GrtBur,
8ii6of bon northampton"
Gbreiie: Hep. 8. 8. q b.
Sempton Goab, Safenbam. Iorfolf.
gn9lanb.
81. 9. = SD perbe banf6ar nnb
prompt iebe @abe our6 elm iGones
Bib bonn Seili9iten Ser5en aners
fennen.
Sic neie Iiiiion pirb Dem 81.
Intonius bon Sablia aeipeibt fperDen.
-@f*-
Sm Sriiblins lit es nnbebin9t
nDtbig cine quite Sriiblinass Ieoi3ir
5u gebrnl6en, unb bas lit Or. Guguit
&6nis's Sambur9er Sropfen. Gle
beilen iraenb cine Sorm o Sriibs
lin9sfranfbeit unb itelen Die @eiunbs
belt pieber FER.
Sufrieoen6eit lit cine Slaenb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

ennus9ebr ODER erets
fimme foHtte, mitans
iie offe gu 'fafie. 8dms
lih Sd beJriem 8ifldps,
mas mer ieet en- &iid>
fan bun @eim Salt I'm
nun biesmel tblrt lid
beg ba berbei 5eige. bab
SD nimmer taefi ann.
NoHorl See lantes
8ortde bring Sd
ermus. lin Der 9after
iest. BEG mar iitpfpers
haupt Bios 0d berbei 3e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
neber bie Siterli&e Seit!

Die 6iterlihe Ifltht (bie III. Sas
frarnentr Der 8ukc nnb bes Mltares
sn enpfamsen) muf TT ber Diterlihen
3eit crfiiat uerben, iuelde nit benz
eriten Sonmtas In Der Saitenseit be-
ainnt nnb bis sum- 9reifaltisfeits.
Spnntag, ben 26. Mni, banert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

Sufriebenbeit lit cine Sl9enb
Selbt5ufrieoenbeit elm Sebler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Die semiitblihe fdriftIide Gamilien
llnterbaItnng.

Mtiter gbiterl Hsa
Sic Ilti iest nntiirIid, es mar ees
fimme, neil Sd falte 8ei eetrunfe
bait ober neil SD 5u frlb pieber ses
raa6t bait, IN Berfiiffeit tinmt es
aber. ipeil Die 8eibsleit, Sd meen
Nei Babies, ME net bel erer Sbiir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

ESPECIAL : @o~rreiponben5 aus 8aib
ineton, 9. e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

Sm Sriiblins lit es unbebin9t
notbig cine quite Sriiblinass Ieoi3in
5u 9ebrauden. unb bas lit Or. Guguit
&onis's Sambur9er Sropfen. Gle
beilen ireenb cine Sorm bon SriibI
li~n9sfranfbeit unb itellen Die @elunbs
belt nieber fer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Wnte Weleaen5eit,.

nm eanb ia oniinb;gel 8retieu an taufen in
elmer beutidl en sattplifdlel @emeiube nit 9irdle
rRb Sduie i'm uorhDftidheu Soma. Nudh liz III
bieier @emeinpe cine lsasseifrete @elegenheit.
rm cine apotaete. einen @enerai' Store nro
eireu GrotsrpsStore 3u eronnen. I'm nahere
QustuHit ibrsibe mott or
Nes. MN. u. 3unfel, Maibna. Soma.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-03-07

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-03-07


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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23
About Cheap Wit.

Many good resolutions in farmers
meetings have been lost by the inter-
lection Of little cheap wit just SIM
ply for, laugh. At times we have
known men in order to get up good
laugh, they have sprung a good joke
that defeated good move they were
at heart in favor of. Such gleeful
characters will quit very important
business meeting at almost any stage
Of its deliberations. and 60 outside to
see "yellow dog fight
Some people you have seen have a
kind, of propensity for trying to fool
people by blowing about something
they are going to do. But later on they
learn that they have fooled no one
but themselves.
People are not so interested in what
folks are going to do as they are
about the things you have already
done.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23
Organize. Farmers, Organize.

Now is the time to get the boys to-
gether, ready for fall business. Call
big picnics, get good speaker and
organize the farmers ali over your
counties before you let this man go.
Don't ask half a dozen men to
speak and cramp them all on time
Give one good man all the time he
wants and he can explain Farmers
Union principles to you better than
alf a dozen men would do it.
Stop farming by main force and
letting someone else price your pro-
ducts.
Come into the Farmers Union and
pull together for profitable prices.
You produce the wealth Of the coun'
:~- and have the first pull at the pro
f.>s. + is just as easy and more
right for you to say what your cotton
is worth as it is to get someone else
to tell you what it is worth.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23
When Collins Played a Race.

Chief Of Police Collins is not gam
bling nan, but he admits having once
played the ponies. It was years ago,
says the Chicago Tribune. This is the
story: ...
II didn't know cne horse from ar
other. but heard the men in the de-
partment telling about the money
they. had won. If they lost,-
they never mentioned it. One day.
during meeting at the Robey track,
"copper" at Harrison told me ne was.
going - put S. on good thing as
he called it. I said to him in joke:
why don't you play Stayawayf
That's the best horse out there today
"The meaning I wished to convey
was that if he stayed away from the
track he would be winner. He was
dense sort of fellow, and didn't catch
the quiet sarcasm.
$50 out he goes to Robey, and, re-
member.us my tip to play 'staya-
wav, he looks at the card and sees a"
horse named Getaway in. the third
race. He was S to- l for first place,
The "copper" thinking he had got:
the names mixed, laid his S. on Get
awav.' who came under the wire about
q block ahead of the others.
"When he returned to the station
he handed me a 500 bill with the re-
mark: Il played that horse you gave
me. lieutenant. and won $40. This is
your half of it.'". -.... ,44e
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23

now put are: (D The manufacture of
tin plate; (2) the manufacture Of ma
chine bronzes and brasses. which pro-
badly accounts for the greater pro-
portion Of the worlds consumption; ;
81 the manufacture of various white
alloys, the more important Of which
are solder, type metal, pewter, brit
ANNA metal and white bearing metals;
AZ ornamental bronzes and gold and
silver plated white metals; and (5)
tin crystals, tin oxide. etc.. a consid-
cradle amount of the former being
used in various branches Of the tex
tile industry, while tin oxide is the
principal constituent of many polish
ing powders.
Cornwall has produced tin for more
than 1000 years, but practically the
whole output is used in Great Britain.
Owing to the high prices Of tin it has
recently been proposed to open some
Of the abandoned tin mines at that
place. In recent years the output of
tin from Cornwall has averaged about
5000 short tons annually. The rapid
ity with which many Of the tin pla-
GERS are being depleted continues to
cause energetic efforts to be made to
locate new placer fields, and large
numbers of English, American and
other prospectors and engineers have
been employed at this work during
the last year.-Boston Transcript.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23

song service. by Mr.. Jas. F. Epting.
Topic: The teacher as soul win
ner, by Rev. B. P. Mitchell and Mr..
Jno. c. Goggans.
Topic: The value Of the cradle roll
in Sunday school, by Rev. R. L. Latl-
mer and Mrs. NJ. A. Carlisle.
Topic: The home department OF
the Sunday school, by Jas. F.. Epting.
Appointing committees and raising
pledges.
IntermiSsion.
Topic: Classifying the school, by
Rev. J. F. Cason and Col. ". Il.
Hunt.
Topic: How to reach the unreached
in the school, by Rev. L. B. White and
Mr.. 4. H. Kohn.
Election of officers.
Election Of delegates to the state
convention.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23
&!:sky
Shocking.

DR.. Frederick A. Cock, the noted
explorer, was talking in New York
about bis idea Of trying to reach the
south pole with automobiles, says an
exchange.
"Polar exploring in automobiles
seems a very radical innovation, al,
most a shocking innovation, doesn't
it?" he said. 'It seems almost as:
shocking as the innovation that was,
employed one Sunday night upon a:
Brooklyn doctor.
1.-The doctor was in church. He
occupied a front pew. The church
was crowded, the preacher preaching
eloqent; a perfect silence reigned.
"But suddenly man dashed in at
the door. He held up his hand for:
the preached to pause. Then he cried::
"'Is DR.. Henry Smith here?'
"With all eyes centered upon:
him, DR.. Henry Smith rose slowly in,
his front seat and turned round.
what is wanted?' he said. He
had the grave, weary air Of a man =,
who is almost overburdened with the .
responsibilities heaped up on him.
"sAre you DR.. Henry Smith?'
~ am
" We'll. doctor, I am Cache e.
Co. 5 new collector. When will it be
convenient for YOU to settle that lit
tie account Of theirs
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23
PROGRAM.
Interdenominational Sunday School
Convention of NeWberry
County.

Following is the program of the In
terdenominational Sunday school con-
vention Of Newbe1y county at Bush
river church, July 25th and 26th:
First Day.
1890 a. m.-Song service; devo-
ional exercises by Rev. J. I. Miller
Enrolment Of delegates.
Appointing committees.
Topic: The relation Of the pastor
to the Sunday school, by Rev. D, g.
Phillips and Mr.. J. R. McKittrick.
Report from the state convention
by DIR. W. E. Pelham.
Question box.
Intermission.
Questions answered..
Topic: The Importance Of and how
teachers meeting should be con-
Quoted. by DR.. Geo. B. Cromer and
Mr.. H. NJ. Henry.
Topic: The relation Of the teacher
o the scholar outside Of the class
room, bv Rev. J. J. Long and Prof
E. O. Counts.
Second Day. ..
y 10 a m.-Devotional exercises and
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23
SHORT OF TIN.
The Worlds Supply Is Already Less
Than the Demand.

Where is the world to obtain its fu-
ture supply Of tin?
This question assumes considerable
Importance in the light of the re-
cent failure of the production to meet
the demand and the resultant in
roads that have been made upon the
accumulated stocks Of tin held in
various countries. The demand for
tin is rapidly increasing. One reason
for this. if not the chief reason, is the
large growth Of the canning industry
and Of the use Of tin boxes and cases
in shipping various articles. To no
country is the question Of tin sup
ply more important than to the Unit
eG States. whicll consumes more than
70 per cent Of all the tin produced
IN the world.
1t is only within the last few years
that there has been any attempt to
produce tin in this country. Three
wears ago this metal was produced in
Alaska, South Carolina and South
Dakota. Compared with the total con-
sumption of tin in the United States
the production is very small, but
those who have investigated the ques-
ton say that the small beginning
made in these three sections may be-
fore long become an important home
industry. None Of the ore is smelted
in this country. The smelling is all
done in England. In the South Car
olina-North Carolina region. although
:he output has been small, much pros
Decting and developing work has been
carried on. chiefly in the vicinity Of
Kings Mountain and Lincolnton. At
he former place mill has been
erected and prospecting is III pro-
.rress. Some very promising ore has
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Where He'd Be Safe.

A lawyer was talking about the late
Samuel C. T. Dodd, the Standard Oil
lawyer, whose salary from the great
corporation was 100000 a year. -
"Mr. Dodd," said the lawyer, chad
an excellent legal talent. He it was.
YOU know, who organized tine Stand
ard Oil trust. What further endeared
him to Mr.. Rockefeller were his strict
views on tie servance Of the Sab
bath.
"They tel a story about Dodd
when he was a struggling practition-
er in Franklin.
"There was & Franklin minister
who went cunning a good leal, and
altogether was rather a sporting char
acter.
Eat a little church supper one
night the minister was boasting about
his knowledge Of horses and hunting,
his craftsmanship and so on, when
Dod3 interrupted him.
"You're a good sportsman, are
you?' he said.
'Well,' said the minister, not
sus7ectine any trap. 4 am not bad
sportsman. if I do say it myself
"'Yet, said Dodd. III I were a
bird, I could hide where there'd be no
danger Of your potting me-
Where would you hide?' asked
the minister.
" I'd hide Dodd answered in
your stuly.' -
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the output Of tin is "orthy OF account
at this time. There the annual pro-
suction, estimated at from 5000 tons
upward, comes largely from the pro-
vince of Yunnan. Small quantities OF
tin are also produced in Burmah,
Siam, Germany, Austria, Russia,
Spain, Portugal, Mexico, Nigeria,
Swaziland and the Transvaal. But
the whole amount is probably less
a thousand tons.
In 1905 the average price of tin i'm
ported in the United States was near
ly 30 cents per pound, but since the
first Of last year the price has :: n
greatly, rea,-::::::e =: ct one tn" :; y
cents per pound g.: :,,.:c NV York
market. Later the l--~c Iell to be-
tween 3S and 40 cents per pound. It
is declared that there has been good
reason for tin to rise in price, for the
consumption has greatly increased,
the production has remained about the
same and the stock Oh hand has ma
terially diminished. Doubtless the
high price of tin during recent years
has more or less stimulated prospect
ing for new deposits Of tin ore, but
the only notable discoveries recently
reported are one in the TransvaaI
and one in Nigeria.
One effect Of the scarcity Of the
worlds supply Of tin has been the
birth Of a new industry a few years
ago, which is known as detinning'
tin scrap. It has become of consider
able Importance in this country, where
many hundred tons Of metallic tin
and chemical salts Of tin, chiefly
ehlorides, are obtained each year by
the chemical or electrolytic treatment
of new tin scrap, which is obtained
from tin can and fruit can factories.
Old tin cans and similar material are
subjected to a smelling treatment by
which also the tin is recovered; such
tin is either used in crude and I'M
pure condition in manufacture OF
solder or is treated chemically to
Weld metallic tin or tin salts: The
residue Of iron obtained in these pro-
cesses, which contains a little tin. is
melted and cast into window sash
weights and other objects where the
small percentage Of tin in the iron Is
desirable feature.
It is the rise in the price of tin
which has caused the search TOR a
satisfactory substitute for that artl-
Gle in the manufactures. It is predict
ed that if tin keeps up in price for
several years longer the percentage OF
tin in white metal ornaments Will d.
minish considerably, and where
whie metals are used as bases tor
electroplatine with gold and silver 1t
has already been found possible to
use aluminium. Scientists predict that
the use Of aluminium will become more
and more common.
The principal uses to which tin IS