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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-09-07
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August 25 to September and Septem-
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-09-07

Not minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms of Group. Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even after
the croupy cough appears, will prevent
the attack. Sold by Tionesta Pharmacy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-02
MANY OF THE MUMMY cAskETs ARE SPLENDID.

were more expensive than any OF tn
incased In great sarcophagi Of stone
or wood. some single ones OF which
must have cost fortunes. In the Gizeh
Museum there Is one room called the
Hall OF tho Caskets. It covers, I Judge,
about one-fourth of an acre, and 1t Is
filed with ccff,ns and baskets. There
are enough sarcophagi in 1t to form
watering troughs for the largest of the
Chicago stockyards, and many OF them
have been cut out OF solid blocks OF
red or gray granite. the sides being so
smooth that you oan sec your face IN
them. Others are covered with hiero-
glyphics, AMI all are constructed with
an art equal to tho finest stonecutting
Of to-day.
How Mummies Were Made.
have asked thes archeologists here
al to how the Egyptians made the NUM-
mics which are now being dug from the
earth. Their reply was that the desire
for naturalization came from the re-
ngion Of the ancient Egyptians, VIVA
/ elieyed In the transmigration OF souls.
They though. that the spirit wandered
about for several thousand years after
I Death and then came back to the home
/, had upon earth. For this reason
1t was desirable to Keep tho oooy IN
tact, and every ono looked to his
mummihood as his only chance OF re-
creation hereafter
when tho art OF embalming began
no one knows, but 1t is supposed to
date back to the time OF the PYRAMIDS.
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q i . .
We know that Joseph, when his father,
Jacob, died down in Egypt. had him
embalmed. and the Bible says 1t took
forty days to properly cure him. It
also relates that when Joseph died the
Egyptians embalmed him and put him
away In coffin. Herodotus, who was
one OF the best travel writer's Of all
time, describes how embalming was
done and tells all about the making OF
mummies. He says the art was car
ried on by special guild, whose mems
bers were appointed by the government
and who had to work at fixed prices.
The bodies were mummlned in three
different ways In the first and most
costly method the brains were extracts
ed through the nose by means Of an
iron probe, and the intestines were
taken out through an incision made
In the side. The intestines were then
cleaned and washed In palnt wine. They
were covered with aromatic gum and
set aside In Jars. The cavity OF the
body was now filled with spices. In
Guiding myrrh and cassia and other
fragrant substances, and 1t was then
sewn up After this tho body was
| soaked In solution of natron. kind
OF carbonate of soda, being allowed to
lie In 1t for couple Of months or more
It was then taken out and wrapped In
! fine linen 80 smeared over with gun
that 1t stuck to the skin, when the
| mummy was ready for burial.
The second process was cheaper, but
,it took about the same time In this
the brains were left In. and the bod,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-02
which came from tho tombs 1t Is easy
to see where the Israelitesi got their
idaa Of the 1n1dan calf Thair oppreg.

which came from tho tombs 1t Is easy
to see where the 1sraelitesi got their
idea of the golden calf. Their oppres-
sors fro mwhom they were fleeing rev
cred certain animals. they looked
upon hawks as emblems OF the sun.
moon and stars. and at their death
often turned them to mummies. Inc
cat was sacred to one of their gods.
They had also statues of cows. and
the COW was considered emblematic OF
Hathor. the goddess OF beauty. love and
and Joy. You may see her statues
scattered up and down the Nile Valley.
Sometimes she Is depicted as COW.
and at others as a woman wearing COW
horns, with the sun hung between
them. There Is carving OF Queen
Cleopatra dressed up In that way
In 1906 a remarkable COW goddess
was excavated from the tomb OF Deir-
el-Bahri, not far from Thebes. saw
the place whence 1t came, and talked
to the men who dug It out OF the earth
The COW Is of white Limestone about
four feet in height and perhaps sir
feet In length. It has q red tall, 9
black face, and It's head Is crowned
with lotus flowers and lotus stalks
hang down each side its neck almos,
to the ground There Is king kneel-
ing under the COW. In the attitude OF
prayer. That statue was probably
worshiped at the time the lsraelites
. were working in the Valley OF this
Nile, and 1t may have been from one
like her that they nodded their cali
OF gold.
The Jewels Of the Egyptians.
And this brings me to the Jewels o
which that calf was made! II yo,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-02
will look up the Bible records fn
EXODUS you will see that Moses i'd

viii look up ths Bible records IN
Exodus you will see that Moses ad-
yised the 1sraelltes that every man
should borrow OF his Egyptian neigh
Dor and every woman Of her neighbor
Jewels of silver and jewels OF gold;
and, little farther on. II Is stated
that they did so tho paragraph con-
GLIDING as follows:
And the Lord gave the people favor
in the sight OF the Egyptians. 30 that
they lent unto them. And they spoiled
the Egyptians"
In these museums here In Cairo You
may see pints and quarts OF jewelry
such as the Israelites borrowed and
took with them into the wilderness to
melt down to make that golden CALI.
There arc many such In the museum OF
Gizch, In a room known as the Hall
Of the Jewels. This place Is filled with
great cases containing ornaments OF
gold and silver taken from the tombs;
Some date back almost to the time OF
the pyramids, and many were In use
before the Israelites left Egypt Among
them are bracelets OF gold much ths
Same as our girls are now wearing.
Some are golden snakes with spring
coils so that they will ft any arm. and
| others are solid rings Of massive gold.
= saw armlets to be worn above thu
elbow. golden girdles for the waist
and chain of gold with goose head
at either end. Some Of the finest OF
these ornaments were owned by a queen
| who lived 1900 B. c., and whose mum-
my came from tomb not far from
Thebes.
tCopyright, 1910. by Frank q. Car
penter.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-02
SPHINX STATUES OF THE GHIZEH
MUSEUM.
ny JOHN ELTnrTH WATKINS.

ny JOHN ELrnrrH WATKINS.
cairo.
How would you like to own an
Egyptian mummy, and that OF q simon
pure princess. perhaps two thousands
years old7 was offered ono at tho
Gixeh Museum to-day. The price was
Just 800 In cash. and accompanying
II was a certificate showing II was not
made in Germany. Tho excavations
which arc now going on In the Vail
ley of tho Nile arc such that the
museum has nummios and relics to
SELL Hundreds OF the ancient dead
have been shipped to all parts OF the
world. and the Yhoul-like officials are
now adding to their revenues by dis
posing of their surplus bodies OF
mobiles who lived anu ruled ages ago.
In connection with the mummy Of
fered me was q certificate giving its
probable age. The lady lay In the
clothes In which she was buried. She
was wrapped around with linen as
yellow az saffron, and her black face
appeared to emile as looked. She
had been put up In spices. and 1t
seemed to mo that could almost smell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-02
PIcklinK tho Pharaoha,

the perfumes with which sn. wa!
curad
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That man hath perfect blessedness
Who walketh not astray
In counsel of ungodly men,
Nor stands in sinners way.
NOT sitteth In the scorner's chair:
But placeth his delight
Upon Gods law and meditates
On that law day and night.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

DpiGt life, Dpis De er oDerbebili
omL at roget er galt, men gaa bur-
tig tilperfs moo Ceres Sl6ebefin-
6enoe peo en- @%ebanoling me6 81
Neters &urifo.
&r. George Sobnion, SEEM &ocbel.
lie, g. g., ifriper: uSeg bar fro
8arnoommen al bapt, bpab alrli1oe
ligt fal6es zen 6aarlig Mape". s
Sc iibite ii Mar bleo jee itaoig perr'
oa p9rre. Seq betalte l10 @rnoreoe1
al Collars til 9oftof og Meoicine1
ubtn Septic. &r,rifo belbreoeoe mig
Sen bar b9rb fin 8Ggt / @ul6."
Dr. 8eters &urifo trRffer Snoet|
&o6 bper Song, og @elbreOelfe fgl
ger. Sngen Mpotbefer Meoicin. Gel
ges Soft oirefte fra @ierne, Dr. Be
ter Subrnep & Sons 60, 1875 g
SoDne Mpen,te, Gbicago, Sll.
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st gobt Mbieenbe.

S uHolitifen" ifriper en- Meoar-I
beioerife ON, boao man ifal eisre
for at faa ct gobt u6ieenoe. Man
bgr lite gigre alt for mange Sor.
igg for at fonmne til at lie pngre no.
1erimoo gipes Der naturlige @ioler
til at bepare ct goot llbieen0e. 3ette
giGloer iGrlig for 4pinberne::
Gaar man bare bill - men set bill
Golf 10 life - paste Ell fornuftig
Dint. Man bebeper llet lite at bore
frompaetig &egetarianer eller iaa-ll
6on noget, bpis set life pasier for
ems Sifbgjeliebeoer, men bpis mat
bill toge liot &enipn til lin Seint,
moa man nere meget maabeboloen /
8ruee1 of @timulans: iterf She,
&offe, Spiritus og Sobaf, lite inos
toee for mango %frp6re6e @aaltioer
og lite ipiie for meget So.
:. Gtbpert pofsent Menneife Deo 10,
at bpis man bar Eilb6ieligbeo til
&orpulence, ifaI ma life iope for
meget, paste paa me6 Gutter, Sops
% Melipiier, men 6erimoo ipiie me-
gen 6rl1gt, ierlig Mppeliiner og Sc
mons; og at man ifal iptie feoenoe
Sing, bpis man er for mayer: @bo-
! foIaoe, bloa 9rl1er, 8ananer, &ager
; % ioa pioere. Sci bebeper man life
:. at pere ierlie begapet for at fl,n1lc
! lige fig ielp. Men set er maalfe life
:, ollie, Ser fjen6er ct lille nemt @fto-
: sci for 5altfar paa Salien, for bots
Tortrinligbe6 leg bar @rfarine.
Mon ifol blot 3 @ange ont Do9c11
briffe ct itort @los BARN Melt, og
uoen @enipn til, ON man ipneS, Set
> lmagcr ielt, oriffe set ganife lang
lomt = mrnofulopis - iaa ptl man
pao Ell n%forflarlig Maa0e / 2pbet al
s Gage bobe Ell ri9tig net SAILS
!. igiel1.
Set er enbpioere sen friife Suit,
< pelpentilerebe &erelier og 8oonin:
gen, ion1 life maa operiees. 81 bal
% iom befienot noget ubebogelig:
baar6t 8on6 fer til 2an6s; men &C.
!. b1iper 1trafs noget be6re, bpis mar
fon1mer liot 8orofs /. 8rug al6rit
,r!! Spbe til Mniigtet, men ifal oe1
" iterft renienoe Mibler til, er @apre
1. mel fortrinligt.
o. 8ooif efter @orgenbaoninge1 Nn
o. iigt, &als og Mrme meb folbt 8an'
r., meo libt 2emon /, set SIR &uoe'
b. bpi6 og fait, % pen Gem til at terr
g., Mnii9tet fra neben og opefter, fr'
Sagen op moo 9rene, oerefter fr'
5. 9iefrogene in6 moo @eien, mel
ct gnio ioa liot iom maltgt paa 9jne
rg ne, set eioer Sober. 9gr UNDER So
gen: fra Mibten n6efter, op mo-
a 1ret. Mlene oenne Gmule baglig
m, Masiage bill bielpe paa &pnferne
of'' og bor man facet list for mege
et 9obbeltbage, fan man meb Somme]
e. fingrcne gnioe 300 @ange fr
or &agen op moo 9rerne. @aar Sc
a gin,toge Morgen og Mften, bill set
Is Sc fleite Silfeloe funne boloe Sol
4 b%eltbogen / She.
Sm Mftenen bill leg a%rbefale 9
3 brl1ge lunfent 8an6, 6erefter tprr
g @,,oen % gntoe en- eller aaoen ifoot
aa Iig Serene go6t inb / Suoen. Dotil'
8. er l1om9rfet, men &almin gier oe
ig iomme oyer piit renere.
u Seq bar BORT Gale ON MSennelfc
lie ser finder set onerflp6igt at poolf
er Jig ont @ftenen. Seq foriifrer, q
Is set life er operflg6igt. Sg naar ma
er fgrlt bar bGl1net Zig til set, er Ner
e 1igbeo p%irfelig iaaoan en- goo Sing
iom &ellingen iagbe, 6a bum benot
T. lin Cert %SeSlrleaffen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

torta Sotel" y. 8. Yeriel1 8riitia
mia er afgaaet pe6 Dsoen, 81 Mar
.gammel. san tigbte / 1853 De TO
@pgninger, iom @Ie1ere u%opi6eoes til
.%sS$ittrrta 9otel".
q nj n s lens @fspebi.
t / 0 n. s%tortbinget, iont THOR be
pileeoe $4,000 ST.. til Sitanoiatteli
at &olarifibet r6ram", JON ejes at
Stoten, / Anleoning al oets 8enpt,
tclie til &oalo Mnn1noiens npe $50
lorefspeoition, Dor I Mftes meo IS
ct. moo AZ ct. forfaitet ct poer-
ligere Iillfl.o al 5000 8r. aarlig
5 Mar til Observation-Disclosures I'M,
Scr gfspeoittonen.
Ornfnet / MenaelDet n.
gn itpg l1lpffe ben6te lite Raaite
sag paa &ena, ioet fire Menneifer,
iom bopoe oeret paa Cans pao
@aaroen @ebp / &ouge6alen og piloe
gao biem ODER &el1aelpen ONT Natten
gift igiennem SSien. 50 al Dem bleb
reooet / ii6ite 9ieblif; men oe to
andre, Mrbei6er Olaf &aagenien oa
&l1itru, 6rufneoe. Sc efterlaber Zig
ier ufonhrmere6e 8srn.
Norges 6oIfemengo
/ 1909. Sfslge Me66elelier fri
set itatiitiife @entralbureau bal
@orges iamleoe 6olfenengoe SET
lite Sanuor 1909 1858 1856. 9e'
bleb / Morets 2gb inogooet 1905
SGgteifaber;; Mntallet al lepenoe feo
ia Dor 1924, af Dsosfalo 31,641
0parifu66et al feSte bliper altia'
29,593. De,, operjsilfe. l1opanorin
/ 1909 omfotter 1921 Yerionet
8efolfningen 1,ogior0e Sen 81. So
| cember 1909 2369,627.
Oct itore sfi=5 e
II e, iom bol6tes paa 6inie ferit
@aafe6ag, bleb en- flor Sufces.
itraalenoe @olitinspeir % / u6me1
fct Gerieitemning iamlebes uopo
Tormi66agen ca. 400 Sportsinte'
esiere6e, bporaf &alp6elen cor Ton
met tilite6e for Mnleoningen, me
Grtratog sitfra og p%eltfra, nno'
Soften, iom bar logt liot eitenft
Ginie Station, neo So6en al So
lingifarben. S 2sbene oeltog a
l@filpbere. 6sret Dor glat, men SEE
flaqet Dor -%uie6oonlig baorbt og ia
Zig og ser bar intet l1nnarenb. SO
pcrc blen 1om 56lge berat torbolo
pis forte og @onoefaloet bar flor
8are en- Sober ito6 / begge 2pb, .
cor Ggeberg fra &riitiania. S 5
oroinere 2sb blep Oscar @gebel
$50. /, Sperre &orn, &riitiania, g
2 og @agnoalo Sfileien, @riitiani
SO. 8. S get ertraoroinere SOB o
6in1epofalen bleb oenne erobret
@agnoal0 Sbileien, iom gior0e 3
>, Iengite itaaenoe Sop pao 1872 90
ter. Damcrnes &ofol fit 9oft
Chill Gollett, 8riitianio. 5amtli
: l1bmerfelier tilfolot &%riitianta=2
bere. :,
. @uIbbrpIlup. 6bo. 5tat
: raoo Sarbit5 og 6rue, fsbt 2unnoi
t feire6e 1. Mpril @ulbbrplIup p'
Slem6al peo &riitiania, bpor @tat
:! raa0en for nogen Mar ii6en los |
t bDgge cit 8illu. Statsraab @arbi
t er / Ell Ml6er al 70 Mar, bans ST.,
; er 70 @lar gammel, men begge beer
enonu forbol6sbis let Sc mango Ma
I, @egt. 5totsroa6 &arbit5, iom
: S6n al Den befjen6te Stortbingspr'
ii6ent, begpn6te / lin nngoom at It
!, Sara 4>,o,, <dr4o 81 5,,or& (ono% FIR
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

6sr at tarcre GDrfi5lelfe paa en- Sag.
Fog &asattte Brsnio nninine Cadets. apoth,.
ERE ttlba4sbetaler 84en9e1e, bDis9 iffe fnreret. o. as;
Ss9oe3 5tofn poo eGfte1. Csc. 58.sls;sfeto ar DatiS
Neotetne Co., ct. 8ouis. Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

8arner'a 8bitc 8ine Of Sur
Igiber ftrafs 2in6ring en- bpiIfen
ION BELT Spgoom i struben % Sun,
|gerre
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

g1pe t III E Il I er 5Iag.
II ! n q. Ct interesiam gfsperiment
foretages iaar paa @ar6ermoer. Ma,,
ifaI for fprite Gang ien0e De Dpr,
JON ifoI bruges til 6poe for soloa-
terne, lepen6e op til gfscerplooien,
bpor Slagtningen ifal foretages at
fpnoige Slagtere til Oplering. al SSn-
tenoantur og SrGn. 2eberoncen al
ioopel lepenoe DDr iom ialtet &ie6 ct
.opertoget al 5lagterfirmaet s. og 6.
Mnoerien, &riitiania.
Ct .intimt 8 beater"
/ @riitiania. Otter bpa>
rMftenpoiten" erfarer, bar Ell al
8pens &tgmeno paa pisie 8etingel:
ier tilbl,ot Sc Golf, iom arbeioer fol
til en- ,p ltterer Scene at bpggc ct
,intimt Sbeoter" / 8pens Centrum.
en- Gum paa 10000 &r. Set III,
time Ibeater bill fomme til at folte
ca. 100000 &r. og oil ebentl.elt bli.
be bpgget pao Sipolts @runo. 5ac
viht 8Ia6et Tan foritaa, er ser al mu:
liq @rnn6 til at trio, at &lanen bill
blipe g%iennemfsrt. Mftieiclifabets
9ipolis Gjere bill poe @run6en. Sc
intim1e Sbeoter oil blipe paabegpn6'
til @fteraoret og bill a%ntagelig ner'
feroigt / september 1911. Sbeat
ret bill faa Ylaos til ca. 1000 Men
nelfer. Set bill blipe opfgrt uoeluf
fenoe mes Saleicene1s &rap for 9ie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

1900 @r. Sill Opbielp al goo Gang
% Mliit 1900 @r. Derefter oispo<
neres enoel 8elpb / mere pripate Die
mes og euoelig bar ban lfianfet @e-
lten al lin 6or1n,,e til Mnoenoelie /
peloeoi9e 9ieme6, iaoleoes iom De
Meno, ser er operoroget at forpalte
8elebet, til enbper Sis finder set
beolt til Menigbebens og 8pgoens
@ooe.
5torm Moropaa. Sra
9ofoten mel6es, at Der 5. 81. Marts
pl,1oielig opitoo en- orfanagtigS torml,
meoens 6iiferflaaoen por uoe. Ma''
frpgter, at ser bor fun6et talrige
l1lpffer steo. Sra &ielpif meooeles:
Ortanagtig 8eitenitorm; mango
5maoboa0er og Otrinser iapneS
flere 8aaoe ligger bielpelsie langs
2onoet fra &un6bifen til 9elngs.
9ampitibet r5pes SIDES" fra Sci.
noes pegre6e Jig pe6 at foretage &eo'
ningsfori6g paa @runo af BET ralen-
oe 8eir. &eonings1feiten iapneS
1terft. - SEQ @ammerfeit raieoe o..
ioa en- Ortan al 8elt. Gn Motorfut:
ter ct orepet IND moo en- &l1lfai; ber
%lplintreoes o9 ramponereoe &aiel
lterft. Monge l1lpffer befrpetes.
q. 6. 2sfsgaarb bso
| 6orbenperenoe @aarobruger / Mas'
noes / 5olpr 81. s. 2sfseaaro ct at
eooet pe0 Dp6en, 86A Mar gammel
Mf0poe bar / lin Sio en- meget benDt'
tet &omunemano. San 6ren / lin Sill
Ell %betpoelig observation-disclosures Jam:
mel, nteo i'm 8ro6er, ofopoe Gems
mano 80. @unoerlen fra MasnGs
Com Meolem al ~8ronopal SSnteres:
ientifab" bar ban meo og opferte pe<
9tlleitrem oen f6rlte 9ampiag ber
9anoet. 9enne Dompiag beitpre6s
ban en- Sis og foreitoo Sn0fjsb oe
Marfning al S6mmer. Mf6e6e bal
iterft religieit interesi eret og En- ID
rig og aftip 9eltoger / alle friiteligt
Gjgremaal. San bar bl. a. Sttfte1
q; iaapel Ben in6re iom pore .Mis
licnspirfiombe6 I 6e epre @olgrbpg
Ser. 8larot Mf6e6es 8ern er @aor6
bruger @unnar 29fsgaar6 fra Mas
noes og Sr6ferer og Diitriftscbe
Mrne 2pfsgaar6, nor6re Sbalen.
.Dgbsfol6 / Stopan
e +. gntefru Margretbe Mio6el
tbon I. Soft, er afgaaet peo Dg6er
so &ar gammel. Dette Dgosfal
bor baft Deltagelie og go6e Minoer
nioe &reoie / 8Den, iiar blanot elor
Golf. Sru Mi66eltbo1 bor fienf
iom Ell epnerig og aliioig in~teresiert
&pinoe;; iamti6ig me6 at bun pleiet
fine muiifalffe Gnleg, og iamti6i
meo at bun Dor ben aarbaagne SuS
mooer og oen energiife 0p6ragerin6
for fine 8brn, bar bum / Marrefffe
it'll Man0s 6pgtige MeobieIp. / ban
6orretning lom Grpe6itgr for Ser
gentle 9ampifibsielifab. GioIig 0
lent fnnbe man ie ben6e gaa Il
@aa1oe meo &aao og @eiIeoning pa
9afbuiet, og Der iag0es ON benoe, q
bun funbe leoe Mrbeioet meo Damt
lfibsefsReoitiouen iaa goot iom nloge,
5ormano. S so og 7O-Marene ba
bun Meolem of gtapanger mulifallf
Selffab, blan6t bbis beofte @refte
5ru Mboeltbon bgrte.
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2ensma / aas e :
III a IL I. 2ensman0 Sanien
alebu % 9iller er entlebiget fra i'm
Stilling fra lite @pril. Aariagen ct
&o slemangel.
Dont Albero o M 5 :
e Norge. Iioligere
oanif @icefoniul &ep % &uitru bor
tilbuot oen oanife @ielpeforening /
ariltionia 8pgp1ingen al ct aloer'
oomsbiem for Donife / Morge. gn
aomite er neoiat for at forbereoe ga
gen.
Otto Sperorups nDe
g I'll +. On @aleos al olminoelia
2oosbaaotype, bpgget for aaptel11
Ctto 5herorup,. gift %forleoen Otter
miooag paa @anoet peo 6. &ealfienS
@erft, @eltre 8orsgruno. Stuoe1s
9aa,aoe CT 80, 8reo6e 24.4 og @eioe
@ioiet IL 500. Sfibet bar oobbel1
gsebuo, Sernifinuer for og oster.
Set faar Ell Motor paa 80 9eltefref=
ter. Ser er i Sartsiet @laos til 16-
Is Yerloner. Sfibet far facet Map'
net u9palrosien", og Sperorup 1tol
billie a,pen6e set til @renlan6sfart.
$ iulb 5tanb bill 6artpiet efter Sor=
lp6euoe fo1te 25-30,O0O ar.
Store @ope.r. Mfoeoe
Gbriitian @rimcrl,o bar ifslge so,
mar 5tifstioenoe" peo Se1tamentt
ifientet fplgenoe 8eleb til peloeoigt
gieneo Stonge: Sill ct @%uttebiem
$4,000 ar, til Diatonisiegierninger
1000 ST., til @omlebiemsfonoe'
1900 81. Sill Spbiglp al goo Sanl
oq Mfujif 1900 @r. Derefter 6ispo
ueres enod 8elpb / mere prtpate Die
mes og euoelig bar ban ifi9nfet @e
jten al lin Sorum1e til Mnoenoelle
pelbeoige 0ieme6, iaoleoes iom 8
Men6, ser er operoroget at forpalt
8elebet, til enbper Sis finder oe
beoit til Menigbeoens og 8pg6en!
@ooe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

ItlltUt l.. <%pllI VulUulDt%up Puu
Slembal peb &rtitiania, bpor 5tats.
raa0en for nogen Mor ii6en los Zig
bDgge cit 8illa. Statsraa6 9arbttj
er / Ell Ml6er al 70 Mar, bans 6rue
er 72 Mar gammel, men begge berer
enonu forbolbspis let Sc mango Mars
@egt. @tatsraa0 &arbit5> iom er
S6n af Ben befjen6te Stortbingspre<
iioent, begpn6te / fin l1ngoom at itu.
oere, men felte Jig mart longt iter-
fere %tiltruffet al set praftiife Sin.
San brpo oerfor opertpert mes Secs
nin9et og gtf tilips. @fter '1ogen
Mars Gorlpb ne6iatte ban Jig JONI
Sfibsre6er / Sgnsberg, bpor ban pes
fin Dpgtiebe6 % greie Sptraoen
mart erbperpeoe Jig betpoelig Snoflp-
belle. San blep meget benpttet / oet
fomn1unale 2ip og bar / en- MarrGfft
0roferer / Sensberg. S 1898 palg:
tes &arbit5 til 8pens S%tortbingSre,
preientant, ct Gilli6sbperp, iom ba1
beflR6te lige til bon I 1898 traaot'
in6 / set an6et @tongife Miniiteriunt
Otter bets Mfgong / 1895 trof @ar
bit3 fig belt tilbage til Nripatlipet %
bar ii6en peret boiat / eller beb Sri
itio,tia.
2 or6mRn0 re66eDi
8 0. Sill u9eorit sibfartsti6enoe'
melbes fra 9rammen: Sfplge in6
I6ben 8eretning til Sfibsre6e1
8ruusgaar6 bar ser / Gluten a
Sebruar funoet Steb en- frpgtelil
@ftbsulpffe paa &apnen pe6 8nenos
MDres, bDorbe6 10Y Menneffer ont
tom. 8aa &abnen Iaa blan6t an6re
set norife Sfib rMargarito" tiIbg'
ran6e 8ruusgaarb, og 2ben Stpr.
mono pon bette @fib par ben fgrite,
iom naaeoe ben til l1lpffesiteoet, %
BET IDffeoes bam at reb6e 25 Menne,
tier. uMargortta1s 5tuert naaebe
|frem fort efter og fit bierget 5 Rerio=
rer.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-12-08

ed the finishing touches to the so
foot overshot wheel which he has
lately had built. This wheel will de-
velop from 25 to 80 horse power and
will be used to run the 4-stamp mill,
and sawmiH.
Nose Thorn one of the most fav-
orably known and best prospectors
in the county, with headquarters at
Elk City, passed through Dixie last
week on his way to Big creek, where
he has accepted the position of fore
man In one OF the mines over there.
An unconfirmed report is going the
rounds In camp to the affect that Sur
erintendent Mcknight. of the Maj
este, is expected to return at once,
and that the present force will be in
creased, and active development on
large scale will be carried on dur
ing the winter.
j. r. Wise, who promoted the deal
OIL. the Ross and Smith properties,
has been made general manager by
the newly organized company. A
new sawmill and other machinery is
on the road from Sites to the dig
gems, and it will not be many days
before another pay roll will be added
to this camp.
j. r. Painter. general manager
for the Salmon River Mining com
pany Is rushing the work on the big
flume this company is putting in on
Five mile creek. He has a force OF
Is men on this piece of work. and
when completed it will be over 5000
feet long. This is one of the largest
placer mining undertakings in the
state and backed by some of the fin
ancial kings in the country.