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Milford chronicle., 1910-03-04

AMENDED AMI ~ x ~ 'FD
APPROVED APRIL 5th, 1909, IN TIL
Name
Atlantic Timberlaud Corporation =.
The Alaska Consolidated Co.
American Ramie Manufacturing Co.
American Onyx Co.
Auto Transit Co. ..
American Typewriter Importing Co.
Bond and Share Investment Co. .
The BALTIC Steel Engraving and Printing Co
Bristol Storage Co. ~
Roston Petroleum Co. o.
The Butler County Coal and Iron Co.. g.
Blantou Copper Mining Syndicate .
Colonial Laundry Co.
Cauca River Concession Corporation q
Columbia Lodge No. %, 1. o. o. /. Inc.
The Commonwealth Securities Co. Of Pitts
burg
Cedral-Laiuela Mining Co.
/ The Casperson-Brown Drug Co.
Colonial Charter Co.
The Carlo Oil Co.
Cory Timber Co.
Century Oil Co..
Columbus Club
Cleveland Cow Ganda Mining Co.
THE Campbell Paper Bottle Co.
Delmar Ice Co.
Delmar Union Store Co.
Electric Tool Steel Co. of America
Gilpin King Mining Co.
Gold Placer Mining Co.
I The Gooch Brothers Clothing Co.
The Great Pee Dee River Lumber Co. Inc.
The Haddock France Lumber Co.
Horton Law Corporation
Interstate Iron and Steel Co.
independence Oil and Mining Co. OF Prime
ton. Caldwell County, Kentucky
independence Fire Insurance Security &c
The lanes Gardner Co.
L o. Tune Candy Co.
The Lappe Grain Co.
The Laurel Cannin Co.
Missouri. Arkansas and Gulf Railway Go
Military Supply Co.
Monongahela Chemical Co..
J Midland Oildelds Co.. Limited
\ Middlesex Exchange Co. p.
I Martin and White Co.
Mount Vernon Distilling Co.
New Castle Water Co. ....
National Monthly Co
\ Neiman Manufacturing Co.
New York Metalurgical Co.
National soap Manufacturing Co. p.
National NTultinola Co. ID.
& The New York Multinola Co. II.
1 Otto Motor Car Sales Co. 3.
The Publicity Publishing Co. d.
The Philadelphia-Lees Gas Governor Go
The Perfect Bottle Cap Co.
Philadelphia Aeroplane Co.
Philadelphia Embroidery Co. .
The Pioneer Safety Device Co.
Packmore Manufacturing Co.
~ Port Brownsville Sugar Lands Co
The Perfect Laciug Hook Co.
philadelphia Suburb Publishing Co.
Pennsylvania Rubber Paint Co.
Public Health Supply Co. OF Pittsbu
Pennsylvania
Quaker CITY Commercial Co.
Railway Motar Car Corporation
Railway Brake Shoe & Manufacturing {
The Sussex Lumber Co.
sebree Mail Exchanging Device Co.
5. p. Bowers Co The
South Delaware Gas Co.
# The Society for the Advancement of
Church Of Christ Universal
* ST. Cloud Public Utilities Co.
The Silent Motor Car Co.
Southern Traction and Electric Co
Sterling Sales Co.
Sussex Farmers Union of Delaware
3a Transformetal Tool-Steel Co.
Transformed Co OF America
Tampa and Atlanta Construction Co.
Utility Manufacturing Co
- The Upton Smoot Construction Co.
United Gas Light & Manufacturing ca
United States Postal Card Advertising
Wichita Pipe Line Co. e.
Wilmington Automatic Telephone Co.
nd Wilmington Aero Club
Whalen. Mcgee & Murray Lumber Co.
Wyoming Ice and Cold Storage Co.
Vessels, Inc
. Wheel Tire Tightener Co. of America
l.. Yuba River Gold Mining Co.
Corporation Trust Company. Dover
Delaware Trust Company, Wiim5ini
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Capital Stock
Representative

,..,-...u,,t;ve Capital Stock
las NJ. Satterfeld Dover ) 4oo'ooo
Wilmington Charter Co. oUV'ooo
las. NJ. Satterfeld, Dover z0o'Ooo
Capital Trust Co.. of Del ~ W. W.
Del. Corp Co. Ioo'o9o 80,
CAPITAL Trust Co., Of Del. I'UOO'ooo
Delaware Trust Co. ooO'ooo 5'
De-. Reg. & Inc. Trust Co. oO'ooo .
Del. Char. Guar. & Trust Co. l-'Vo .
Corp Trust Co. of America ouo'Oo2 .
CAPITAL Trust Co Of Del. ao'ooo
Del. Char. Guar & Trust Co. zoO'o1y
Lelburne Chandler, Win. z9'oUo
Corn. Trust Co. of America o'ooO'ooO
,,,.,...:.r,,,, Del None
Capital Trust Co. Of Del. lou'ooo
Del. Trust Co. l'oOo'oOo
Francis H. Hoffecker, Wiim. l''OOo
LAWYERS Title & Trust Co. loo'ooO
Del. Char. Guar & Trust Co. loo'oo'
Del. Inc. Trust Co. l'Uo0'Ooo
las. NJ. Satterfeld, Dover Ioo'oO0
~, ~ r,,,~,.- 90 None
Corp. Trust Co of America LoOO'ooo
Capital Trust Co. of Del -Oo'o2o
Delmar. Del. IoO'0So
BENJAMIN W. Parker, Delmar -o'ooV
r,,..,,, 49, : p-o,,re wilmington 900, 900
n'.s,.., lug r-,,s, ro Of Del $4,000
C1P''1r Cl r--,., - 20 100. 900
Louder y. Hearn, Milford 9o'ooo
Del Trust Co. 9o0'Ooo
Colonial Charter Co. I0o'OOo
Del. Inc. Trust Co. o'oOO'ooo
c,.u:,, Charter Co 200, 600
= Co,''',T ~, - 70 1000, OOO
Corp. Trust Co. of America oOo'ooO
American Security & Trust 60. oO'OoC
Colonial Charter Co. IUO'oo1
20, r =, r-,st 70 Of America 5000 OOC
Leonard +. Wales, Wilm. ooo'uO'
Corp. Guar. & Trust Co. oOO'oO'
Corp. Trust Co. Of America 'Ooo' OO'
Corp. Trust Co. of America Zoo 'Oo'
Corp. Trust Co. Of America 4'oOo'oo'
Corp. Trust Co. Of America l'oVo'o0'
Coca. Uuger, New Castle Del. zo'Oo'
Iohnathan II. Brown Wilm. ooo'OO'
Del. Reg. & Inc. Co. Ioo'O'
George W. Dorsey, Jr. Viii
,,,i,oton 100, ,OOl
,., r-ns, 20 600,
p;ll.-d p Eenrev Dover l.O0O. 90,
500, 90,
Corp. Trust Co Of America 100 OO
Capital Trust Co Of Del. 1000
Capital Trust Co. Of Del. loO'oO
DaI Corn Co. 10000
Capital Trust Co. of Delaware 1000
Del. Trust Co oO'oo
Del Char. Guar. & Trust Co. 100 90
Capital Trust Co Of Del oOO'oo
Corn Trust Co. Of Del. 1000, 90
Colonial Charter Co. $4,000
Corp. Guar s, Trust Co. 800, %
D., rrrst Co $50. 90
rg, ,oo
Del. Trust Co. z'Ou
Geo. l.. Townsend Jr. Will
mington 500
Del Trust Co. 1900
o. Colonial Charter Co. 5Oo'OC
Luther 5. Walls, Harbeson,
Del.
No, Trust Co 500. .O(
Del. Inc. Trust Co. 5'o'
Richard R Renney, Dover 1000
the
Capital Trust Co. of Del. None
Corp. Trust Co. of Delaware 1000
Colonial Charter Co. 800, On
Reynolds Clough, Dover 1000
Capital Trust Co. OF Del. 1900
Seaford, Del luOV
Corn Trust Co. of America 1000, o
Corp. Trust Co. Of America 5000
Del Trust Co. 1900
Capital Trust Co. Of Del. 20O,0
Capital Trust Co. Of Del. 2S.O
Corn Trust Co. of America 10000
Co. Capital Trust Co. Of Del. 1000
Dei Trust Co 500. c
Henry p Scott. Wilmington 1,OOO,C
Del Corn. Co. 1905
VIM. W. Conwell, Milton 5O,C
wyoming Del 1OO,C
Capital Trust Co. OF Del. lOO,C
Artemas Smith, Wilmington lOO'C
Del Inc. Trust Co. . 5OO,(
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NOTE

rpoa6onT TraaCo Company
ChauerC Guarantee and
hand dIuaCo
D.f, eReqidr adonand norpoh
CapiaiT TrustCo
lnorpor tors Irua
Corporaio Conpan Wilmington, Del
ncorpor or Delaware
oatos'T TusLGe
TuaCom
Corpos
te & &TuuaCo Wilmington
encanRe ayT TrustC Wilmington
TnaC Compa
Ralary Company,
sty&T Trust Wilmington Dei
W. given under "RsDsadve" the Company " home Cong
sbuino osatd
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SMITH & RAMSEY,
,'79,, GG1 D

Wesley Smith and VIM. Ramsey will buy
al, kinds Of raw furs, Otter Fox, Rae
coon. Musk Rat Opossum, Cat, Rabbit
Skunk wanted.
Fur room is at Wm Morris store,
M II Fast Front St. South Milford, Del.
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With weary sigh he fetched out
plans and figures and began to work.
1t was haro to concentrate his mind,
but application at length subdued the
turmoil Of his thoughts. and work. that
pledge of cheerful days and nights
without a groan." his unfailing mar
cotic for the perturbation Of his spirit
absorbed him until tired nature com
Ing to its support did the rest.
While Jimsy Smith worked that he
might forget, Brooks, the heat Of his
anger cooled, sat down In his lonely
room to consider the unexpected
change IN the situation. The failure
Of his plans was a blow to him, but
this time the pricking Of the bubble Of
HIS optimism. which had scared 90
high, instead Of plunging him immedi-
ately into the gloomiest despondency.
found its contrast In bitter resentment
against both his wife and Smith.
He cursed Smith for a fool and .
blunderer. At least he did not Believe
the accusations be had hurled at him
in his rage and disappointment. He
had never considered him in any other
light than that Of good natured, old
womanish friend Of the family, who
did anything for anybody and with
whom anybody could take liberties.
He could see nothing In him calculated
to inspire any woman with more than
ordinary liking and indulgent tolera.
tion, not to speak Of Emma. and he
never had had the slightest scruple In
leaving them together.
Her reception Of his overtures had
practically dispelled the glamour Of
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romance In which be had clothed her
I'm bis visions, but be resolved 10 make
one final attempt TO soften her by
means Of letter. and he set about II
forthwith. II was an epistie Of many
pages. . meIodrsmsfic tumble Of con.
triton and despairing duplication. for
be was no master In the art Of writ.
ing. But be was highly satisfied with
IL To make II the more impressive he
blurred II here and there with drops
Of water. thinking this would convey
the hes that be had been moved to
tears a. he penned &.
IF this doesn't do the trick moth.
ing will." be muttered after be had
perused II Tor the third time. And II
~ doesn't Ill quit. she'll never get
another chance from me-"
lie addressed II to her. care Of
Jimsy Smith. knowing the latter would
see that II reached ITS destination. II
came back under cover through the
same medium. unopened. with the
word "Isefused' written large across
the envelope In Beth's handwriting.
The word was full confirmation Of
Jimy's report Of bis mission.
Brooks gpashed his teeth. banishcd
his dreams Of a renewal u happiness
with his wife aud clInchsd n resolution
that had been forming In his mind ~
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"a they make EN- II be good lcoking1
lie amt bad looking. aud with that
smile of his be has most good lockers
rye seen beat, d mile. Beth says be
amt poetic and all that sort Of thing.
Maybe maybe. bur what OF that1
Also she says he amt what you'd cal
educated. That may be. too, but when
he wants 10 In can bring an amount o.
cold sense to bear that'll upset most
mems logic and give blum no chance
He'll 20 far II he keeps on, for all bis
slow ways. and let me tell you 1t ain'f
the man who starts OF 1t top speed
that always wins the race"
"What you say may be all true. but
these qualities haven't made Jimsy
rich SO far, and | doubt II they ever
win. A man can't have everything.
but money. a. I've often told my girls.
makes up for a lot Of Shortcomings.
and without it-what? Here's Emma.
married for seven years. separated
from her husband. can't get divorce
unless it's Of the Dakota sort which
I'd never consent to. hasn't got cent
In the world and couldn't collect cent
Of aiimony II she had the right to II
because the beasts pauper."
mo. and II be were as wealthy a.
the grand Turk I'D starve to death be
fore I'd touch any money or anything
else belonging to him." commented
Emma.
"Mrs. Harris" answered the cap
tain. with deep feeling. money. while
It's whole lot. amt everything. as
I've found. though It's taken me sixty
Ave years to do It. It's no fault Of
'Emma's that she's poor. and ] tell you
that II she was 70 marry . man like
Smith I'd settle 100000 worth Of
LatIn-American line stock on her for
q wedding present l would. BY Sam
ma'amrs
"you would do thatv asked Ms
HarriA overwhelmed with astonish-
menf.
This minute"
Well"
II was all she could nnd to say
about the reiteration.
But II the family were amazed WI
liams was evidently alarmed At hsv-
ing allowed his feelings TO get the bet
ter of his discretion in this way. for
he lapscd irio gloomy silence and very
soon departed abruptly.
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~ ASA1N-NS 49, - y
v q '-'' I. =
Emma was uinesent lton nes u'osn
e. ana SISTER Sns never S1se ne1ss,.'
airs. He 5elt nimseA neAle1 = ~
and the pore intimste tney slew .ns
more she became enoeated y ~,
Sne nad cnanseo NUN sinee sne my !
lsit nIooAS .p...a ~ go M. M IA
not' =. cou.se. Anos = -. = | -.
uuys n.u insscas 1870,
pessonai'y' ~. Is $4,000 -
- ianne ~. 80 Z.
ways ne sa. .. os .-- .s =
u@u sulptiscu ". .-"
- uer eyes l &
ine'ancno'y, anu n's ''o.'s.suse ~. nSs. 49, -
alou e -. IA
Alain aion Vusss -, -. 49,
consluelao'e po1.. ss
VIVA. Z sname : Z eua @ n.'
I'nna ISL nar - 49, ~ -
low WORTHY = ne ~
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nele ar so..s s s.1s ~ -. !.
eau unuels'an s.u ~ w :.
em-.na' sue suo1 -, uanuvuAu -
: u.lay sea.a"s s.' -. W. D'v ~ 49,
ap'a'n'
s ~ !. ss.s 49,. ~ ~. 49,
NV - ~ - ~
~ !.
NOV, - .a'us ~. you s ~.
ai'ei iae's au.e' oS'ns u'saaos
:. s,s.a..s,. 80. a..a
al. ..-aaah,a NJ. .as 49, r,.ras,.
s~.s.as to- ~ ,..-..,a .,.h
- To-. ), I. ,,,..s ..,,a.,.,n.- ~.
- - s,.n - "a a.
sa,. a. = la,ss
.uyhr .an,.,,r : sn,,..d rmm. ..r.m
h.nnv anourb wh., mor. cou,a I;
rant than III. ,.a,c.. bavag-
.Are Won sur. r,r,y- 10 snsx.rea
.hsr,ns h,s mead donh,fuI,v ~ dor,,
rnow-l DOM Lnov-
.rar,a,r,v sha.. harcx. mn, ,r Nth
.ard a. sor gest,nc n.,,,..d aca,r
7 shouId think she,s had enough q
that to last her all her life"
TITS your tarn now. Beth" observed
Emma.
me; Oh. shall never marryr'
at doesn't follow because have
been unfortunate that ron should be-
said Emma. 1t Is easy to conceive
OF perfect happiness with the right
husband"
.Of course I mean won't marry
until the proper man comes along.
should never make the mistake o.
binding myself to such q man asa,
that beast. or even Jimsy. for instance
though I'm not comparing Jimsy with
him in any way"
.what's the matter with Smith
grunted the captain.
swell vou Womb never think of Rim
as a lover. He's 20 old and u .roman
tic. Besides. his education's terrsbly
defective"
And be ixu't rtcb.. added ber moth
er. .when Beth marrses / boQs I
W = y ss'e'sas = 'ne s'
"p - sue 'ukn' - ~
11 ny % cvns
80. - "'
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CHAPTER XIV.

AV you were In. bat be would
not come up and asked me
to let you know he was downstairs-"
TEL him It's all right I'll nee him.
-You mean that he's TO come upr
Yes. n be doesn't mind"
The lnndlady went out. gathering
from the visitors unusual request and
her boarder's reply that there had beer
trouble between them. Jimsy pushed
away the book BE- had been reading
and leaned back n his chair to await
his FORMER 65end.s coming.
Brooks shunSed rnther than walked
in. He dd NOT ooes 10 sAak4 hsnds,
bur. with . subdued Hello. Jimsy. .
seated himself on the edge Of the arm
chair that in former days be occupied
- hs own. Then be seemed to forget
where be was. sank back. shrinking
Into his overcoat and sat N though
stD2ened. twisting his hat In his hands
slowly and mechanically.
Smith WAS shocked az the change IN
bis appearance. His face was white
and thin. and the eyes. which were al
most expressionicss. were deep sunk In
the sockets. There was stubbIe on his
chin: his formerly neatly piastered
hair was disheveied-
Boy. you're H. said Jimsy with
concern. Let me get . bracer fos
you-"
He rose and produced a decsnfer Of
whisky. but his visitor declined. this
time with wan pickering smile Of ap
probation.
mo. thanks. Jimsy. I don't feel like
II just now. I've been drinking toe
much Of the stun. and I haven't eaten
since last night ! think"
For heavens sake~ exclaimed
Jimsy.
Brooks would have restrained him
but he was out Of the door and bound
Ing downstairs three steps az q time
Brooks sank back into the chair and
reiapsed Into his condition o. hcbetude
In little while Smith returned, q
plate heaped high with sand wiches 10
one hand and . bowl Of bot bviIIlon III
the other Brooks refused fle sand
witches. but he took the bowl. aud
holding 4 IN both hands which frem.
bled-sIppcd It's grateful contents
"Jimsy. you're awfuIly good BE-
sighed.
"oh. no-none OF that protested
Smith Tell me what brought you
here. What can I do for your
Il don't know Why I came. AMER
after the way acted last time. r.
Never mind that Let's forget about
t."
NO. ! have no hight hers. yImsy.
I'm done for"
How done forY-
Il an. and you'tl kiek ne out, a. 1
Deserve. when you know. JImsy. I'VE
done u again. I'm . thief . secosl
time. and again Tor woman
Smith looked grave. bat hs ssN
sothing.
-whati Yos 1>.ft 81 NJ ss1 kset
snbi Wen. WE'LL ! suppose III Juss
lie you. BET rssher ,hopsS yeu wsuh
reu'fs the DOLLY man who woulds't
But Wait tiIi 200 hear. I can cen Il e
'yes bscsuss ycs csa't bsIp me. No
body ean. IN b<ycsd helping
Z rBettes Try . sandwich ant." sus
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1 turn up there that dsy. and | haveD, 4
been there Gince; bnt Of course. m
1 game Is up. / wandered about. drnr
Ing to Try to forget nv troubles IN an
my money was gone, Then sobered \
10. and here am This time there,
no one to save me. The bank couIdn,
be flxed. even II had the funds 4
make my StealingS GOOD They'd GO,
me wherever hid myself. that's sure
They must be looking for me now
And. o God. can't face itr'
Tears rained down bis face-tear
that be made no effort to hide or wlp
/ away.
II knew ! was going headlong down
to hell knew what ! was doing saw
the certain punishment--yct coulda1
stop myself. And now Ihave reached
the mouth Of the pit"
EEr shuddered and writhsd In agom
Of torment. turning his pitifui. stream
ing eyes upon Smith.
"Oh. Jimsy. II you would only klr
me and end It ALL" be moaned. "oh
II only had the courage to XIII my
selfr
Smith. greatly aSitated. looked at th
miserable man In perplexity.
II wish could help you. Joe" b.
said. But this time ] don't zee hox
you can be helped
| 1T Isn't possible. There's NOTHING
| you could do. I'm done for. It's my
own fault" he sobbed. Il brought d
all on myself. ! have been weak-oh
weak and fool And now It's come
to this. No: nobody's TO blame but my
self-unless It's Emma
He rose TO 20.
.shake hands with me. Jimsy." b
begged. "It's the hand of thief.
criminals hand. but you WEIR glad ts
take II in friendship once. when II was
honest. and It's the Jast ttnc RI eve
ask you to do anything for me. Your
never see me again.
Smith grasped the hand held out I,
him. and his pressure was more elo
quent Of biz feelings than mere words
could have been. He could and ns
phrases adequate to expresa them. =
remained silent. but be clipped Int
the wretched mans pocket 40 Brook,
passed out Of the door Z bundle "a
banknotes that he bad taken without
counting from drawer.
| Snow hsd begun 10 fall A hlgi
wind. blowing apparently from al
quarters. hardened the fakes and pro
PEELED them with singing force Int
the faces Of the people tn the streets
Brooks had no umbrella. nor had b.
gloves. and the wind cut to the bone
Yet be paid scant he~d to his discom
fort and ambied away from Smith
abode. He turned up his coat cola
! and pulled his bat over his eyes. Nor
! than once when be thought be W.
being followed be went alex with fear
!, Every minute he expected to feel |,
hand on bis shoulder.
Why should be lack the pluck to 10
himselff A fugitive from justice
i friendl<ss and pcnniless. everythlns
that was worth while In life sone Zoe
ever. what had be TO hope from iivfng
The prison door from which be hss
shrunk with such dresd before bss
was vide open to receive hlul. work
receive him a. Inevitably as day wo.k
follow the night. He remembered bsv
ing read that . man shot fhrou(D -
brain never felt the me~scnrer A
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PAID In FULL
John W. Harding
Copyright. 1908. by 6. " Dillins.
ham Co.

an alternative-to seek relief In an
other and facile love from the depres-
sion of his solitary existence.
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deemed sufficient help for the king IN
Davids time disappeared to make room
for whole body Of legal advisers. the
prophets were also abandoned. and a
new military system installed.
The immense accumulation Of treas
ure also allowed the installation OF
many important public works.
The kings banquets, at which all
services were of gold, his stables with
10000 stalls. hiss wonderful parks and
summer resorts were such as to dazzle
even an eastern fancy.
The country was in profound state
of peace. the treasure amassed during
the reign of David was apparently in
exhaustible and the wisdom and fair
ness of the king, who listened to the
lowliest of his subjects. produced an
ideal condition of prosperity.
With these conditions existing Solo
mon decided on the great temple. where
Jehovah might be worshiped in fitting
environment.
He began the work IN the fourth year
of his reign, and even with the wonder
ful facilities at his control it took
seven years Of the most unceasing labor
to complete it.
In the eleventh year of his reign it
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included in the above, which Solomon
had in the mountains" q Kings V 15).
It is not known how many men We're
engaged in the actual building Of the
temple.
There is tradition that Solomon
was helped by demons" for which
reason not a sound of building opera
tions was heard in Jerusalem during
the time that the construction of the
temple lasted.
The building of this temple really
marked the climax of Solomon's glory.
With his wonderful wisdom and great
executive ability he had set out to
make Jerusalem great city. one of
the great capitals of the world, and
he figured that this would only be
done by lifting it out of the modest
state that had contented the previous
rulers of Israel.
So he set to work to make alliances
with foreign powers, and he established
a wonderful court.
He married daughter of Pharaoh
and had in addition 700 prineesses and
900 concubines.
The two counselors who had been
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down, and sent to the sea in floats to
the place appointed by Solomon.
In consideration of this service the
grateful Solomon sent Hiram annually
10000 cori of wheat, the same of barley
and many baths of oil and wine.
Solomon raised a levy of 10000 men
to cut timber. Tlfey were divided into
three shifts. Ten thousand went to
Mount Lebanon for one month and were
two months at home. There were 10000
men who carried the stones and there
were $4,000 stone cutters in the noun
tains. These men had $500 foremen.
Stone cutters quarried enormous
blocks. several cubits each way, for
the foundations, and fitted them to-
gether before they were taken to Jeru-
salem. In this work they were aided
by workmen sent by Hiram.
MEN EMPLOYED
The kings levy in Israel. ........... sc, 600
(reG thousand sent TO Lebanon r,
for month and brought home for two
months
Bearers Of burdens. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
OTeTseers ..-................... $500
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..,..... lS3,}uO
But there is no special record of the
men Hiram furnished, unless they are
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was completed and solsmnly inausU
rated.
The biblical description OF tho even
is reinforced by contemporary recordI
that tell Of the marvellous scene OF bril-.
Iiancy that marked the installation Of
the temple.
For many centuries the temple oi
Solomon remained to be the wonder Of
Israel, and a proof OF the power Of iti
wisest man, but there was not alway;
a Solomon to guide the affairs OF tbs
nation. and when evil days came the
splendor Of the temple departed. and
finally it's historic destruction symbo.
Iized the passing OF the temporal power
of the race.
But the spot itself remained sacred
and does to this day.
The site ordinarily occupied by the
temple is now filed by the Haremesh-
Shereef, which to the MosIem is only
less sacred than the Mecca and Medina
for it is believed to cover the rock thai
is regarded by them as the center Of
the earth. the place from which Mo-
hammed started when he visited
heaven.
Rebuilding the temple would give
the Masons a shrine forever memorable