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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-15
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TALK by o. CT GREGG AT WEST
w w HOPE FARMERS INSTITUTE

TALK BY o. g. GREGG lAT WEST.
IL. IL HOPE FARMER INSTITUTE s5
Good farming always looks to max
ing the best possible use Of the soil
moisture, which VIII make bigger:
crops. The methods for saving it are
now quite well understood, Flowing
opens up the soil so that rain can
soak into itreadily. Deep blowing can
take in more moisture and also do It
more quickly which Is important in
case Of a heavy rain to get It all in
the soil before IL can run on. y !.
Y Moisture can only move up through
compact soil. To get the water to
come up through the furrow slice: II
may. be necessary to pack and especi
ALLY on spring blowing. To Keep the
moisture from passing up to the sur
face and so escape by evaporation
keep the surface soil loose. That il
one Of the reasons why corn has sc
good an effect on the soil for the fol
living crop. Pillow deep and keep the
surface loose. i It is we'll to harrow
grain which can be done after 1t Is vi
two or three inches without harm tt
the grain when It is dry. The loosen
ing up Of the soil will have moisture
and the narrowing also kills weeds.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-15
225YEAR;S AGO

Frank Prosser came over from Lang
don Tuesday. f. .'''
B. J. Chambe rlain made business
trip to Rugby; Monday. ~.
Items 81 interest cleaned from the
Inter-O Ocean under date of April 14th,
1888: z. XIII, " d
!. Auditor Fisher went to ST.; Paul on
Wednesday and will be absent for a,
week or ten days - >.n>S ~. :. -. 4,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Creel arrived here from
Missouri Wednesday and are stop
ping al. the Tower House. -
Sheriff and. Mrs. Wagness have an
additional heira bouncing boy that
came Saturday evening last. J,;a5.s..: =
/. Chas Connolly a brother-in-law Of
~. q. IN en has gone into partnership
with Mr.. Moen IN the loaning bust
mess NJ ": & IS S 4;
W. O. Baird IS now associated with
his brother H. 3. Baird and the firm
has moved into the Fisher building
over stoughton 8, Chamberlain's. ~
! }sorenson Bros. at Webster have pur.
chased two car loads Of lumber; with
which they intend to build a large
barn, granary and dwelling house.
E.ttJ3 - ~
The sale Of; the. Devils Lake; -four
mill took place Monday afternoon in
accordance with the legal notice is
sued from the Probate court. The
property was knocked down to Andrew
y. stade, Of Grand HARDER, for sig. 800
cash. 5'ss sI 5l s 5: MI: ts 4
Y a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
the Devils Lake Creamery i Associa,
ton was held at the office Of John Al
ItPerciyal Tuesday evening at which
time the following directors were
lelecte p j. .Chambe rlain, G.. "
]{Janiaon, Allen Mettler, Albert Rob.
: 5erts and John a. Perciyal. ss'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-15


was the first Of the many companies
In which Mr.. Christianson was insur-
ed, to make settlement with us. Proof
Of death was mailed rs your home Of,
fee Feb. $l6,, 1910, and today we have
the proceeds Of the policies At your
hands personally. Il II
Assuring you that We 4 very much
appreciate your personal attention to
this matter and that we win be pleas
ed ct any time to- answer Inquiries
which you may refer to did, we are,
I 3sS !5t2 3: Very Respectfully
Il II BELLE CIIRIsTIANsO
D "; .sS ANNAgsC. BE1ssBARTH.
53ss EDWIN RIssBARTH. ~
". 3SsSia; 7 JULIA CEIRIsT1ANsoN
Fred Locke, special Il agent, Devils
Lake, M s sji.: 4. XII
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-15

\ We never recognize ability at its
true worth when we live too close to
It. That is why a man does not. rise
as fast in the community in which
he was raised as he does among
strangers. 80 -'zS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-15
No I.sg e - n
MEN AND oMEN WANTED.

The Govern gives Railway Mall Clerks
$500 "a 81 200 and Other I'M ;5 ,sS
sSs pIoyees up 81 5000 annually. N
Uncle sam Will hold examinatio tons
throughout The country for Postal nm
ployees, Custom House Clerks, STEM
ographers, ookkeepeEs Departtme rental
Clerks, 4 and other Government posi-
lions. The work is pleasant, hours
short and q position for life. Thou:
sands Of ppointments Will be made.
Any man Sor woman over 4 n city
OF country can get free Sin tion
and instruct ions by adj dressing the
bureau Of Instruct 16 Hamlin Bldg,
Rochester,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-15

Es cigarette consists Of q fire at one
end and n vacuum at the other.
Harm, Stock and Home. we pre-
sumo the vacuum creates "a draft for
the FIRE IA sg
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-15

!, The man who is on the square
doesn't have to sneak round ii
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-05-19
Cat Attacks Child.

Asheville, N. c., May IA large
gray cat this afternoon attacked the
four-year-old son of William Ward OF
Reem's Creek township, seven miles
from this city, binding the child in
one eye, and badly decorating its face
and hands.
The child's mother, who rushed to
the rescue of her boy, answering MS
cries, was badly scratched about the
face and neck. The mothers screams
brought Mr.. Ward from his yard and
he in turn was attacked by the in
furiated feline. The father ran into
an adjoining room and returning
with a shotgun killed the cat as 1t
was about to renew it's attack on his
child. It is supposed the animal
was seized with a fit, and the head
will be sent to the State Department
of Health at Raleigh.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-05-19
ORANGEBURG PAVING WORK.
Council will Spend $4,000 in Inn
movements this Year.

Council will Spend $4,000 in Inn
provements this Year.
Orangeburg, May 15.-At the May
meeting of city council considerable
business was tranacted. There is
now under way the continuation of
the paving of East Russell street with
vitrified brick from Doyle to Loman
street, and besides this work the
council determined Friday night to
place concrete sidewalks on the resi-
Dental streets wherever the proper
ty owners would agree to bear one
half of the cost, and an arrangement
was entered into with Berghaus &
Moffitt to do this work at cost Of
one dollar per linear foot, including
concrete curb. A number of proper
ty owners have already signified their
purpose to join the city in this mat
ter, and have signed agreements &C
cepting the terms.~/ The amount of
this class Of work to be done the
present year is limited to $4,000.
Alderman Jennings was delegated
to attend q meeting to be held Mon
day in Wilmington in the interest of
the project to extend the railroad
from Ehrhardt to Bamberg and con-
Meeting with the Coast Line to this
city
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-05-19
A Complete Combination.

William T. Stead, the editor of The
English Review of Reviews, tells the
story of an Irishman who applied to
one of his friends for a position as
coachman, says Judge.
"'You know, Pat, if I engage you
I shall expect you to do things by
combination. For instance, If l tell
Won to bring the carriage round at a
given time 1 shall expect the horses
with it and the driving gloves etc.
"'Yes, SOFT said Pat.
"He was duly engaged and gave
satisfaction. One day his master
came to him telling him to look sharp
and 20 for a doctor as his mistress
was i'll. Pat was gone for a long
time, and on his master grumbling at
him for his delay, he said: sure
they're all here, sorr.'
"'All here?' said the master
What do you mean?'
"'Didn't you tell he to do things
by combinat1on?'
"'What's that got to do with it?'
said the master.
"'Well,' said Pat. I've got the
doctor, the parson and the undertak-
err"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-05-19
Negro Lynched.

Little Rock, Ark, May 14.-Doc
McLain, a negro, who assaulted and
severely injured Ernest Hale, young
white man, at Ashdown, Ark, in
April last, was taken from two depu-
ty sheriffs at that place late last
night by a mob of twenty-five men
and hanged in the jail yard.
McLain had been kept in the new
Boston, Texas, jail since the assault,
and was being returned to Ashdown,
for a preliminary hearing.
The lynching was done quietly, not
a shot being fired. All of the lynch
ers, with the exception of two, were
masked. Hale is in a sanitarium at
Texarkana and is reported recovering
from his injuries.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-05-19
Obituary..

In loving remembrance of our be-
loved sister, Mrs. Lalla Rush O'Neal
who departed this life May 10Th
1909, one year ago to-day.
.sShe is gone but not forgotten,
Never will her memory fade;
Living thoughts will ever llnger
Round the grave where she is laid
Through all her pain at times she
smiled,
A smile of heavenly birth;
And when the Savior called her nome
She smiled farewell TO earth.
And though our pathway parted here
Comes not again together
E're long the peaceful evening time
Will bring us home forever.
BUB, SISTER and BROTHER.
Bamberg, S. c., May 18th, 1917.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-05-19
ALARM ROUTED ROBBERS.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Rob Post
Office at Scottsburg, Indiana.

Scottsburg, Ind, May 14.-A gang
of robbers in endeavoring to rob the
postofice here early to-day practl-
cally wrecked the building; fired at
citizens who had been aroused by the
explosion and escaped without, it is
believed, securing any money. Posses
were quickly organized and sent I'D
pursuit.
Fire alarms here are sounded by
revolver shots and in response to a
fusilade the whole town turned out
to find not a house ablaze, but a
band of safe blowers busy with the
strong box at the postoffice and ex-
changing bullets with men in a hotel
across the street.
Yells of the robbers and redoubled
shots kept the crowd back for a
while, but it grew and surrounded
the postofice building, the robbers
lost nerve, dropped their tools and
fed into the darkness. They had not
yet cracked the inner money vault.
The robbers blew off the doors OF
the safe with nitro-glycerine, and the
explosion Jared the hotel and aWak-
ened the men asleep there. The
guests that had revolvers shot from
the windows and doors.
One of the robbers, evidently the
chief, was stationed in the street.
He stood his ground and fired rapid
" in return, calling to his comrades
ssGet the money quick or I'll blow
your brains OUT
AS the street began to fill with
people it was this man that gave the
order for the retreat.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-05-19
An Ideal Huband
city.

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for he knows she needs help. She may
be so nervous and rundown in health
that trifes annoy her. If she is melan-
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stipation or fainting and dizzy spells,
she needs Electric Bitters-the most
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Thousands of sufferes from female
troubles, nervous troubles, backache
and weak kidneys have used them and
become healthy and happy. Try
them. Only soc. Satisfaction guar
anteed by Peoples Drug Co., Bamberg
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-05-19
GRAFTERS CONVICTED.
Various Sentences Imposed on Con.
fessed Pittsburg Grafters.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 14.-Sentence
was imposed to-day in Criminal Court
on six of the men who pleaded no de-
fence to charges of graft in connec-
ton with Pittsburg municipal affairs
One banker and five former council
men faced four Judges and learned
their fate. These sentences range in
length from four to eight months in
jail. In addition to the Jail sentences
heavy fines are also imposed.
The men sentenced to-day were or.
dered committed to the Allegheny
county Jail, but later Hugh Ferguson
and Charles Stewart, former council
men, were granted respites on writ
of supersedeas, and were released on
$4,000 bonds. Appeals have been
taken in Superior Court, which meets
in July. The appeals are based on an
alleged promise of immunity because
of their promise of no defence.
E. H. Jennings and F. A. Griffin did
not appear to-day, their cases being
postponed until next week because OF
illness in their families.
The five ex-councilmen sentenced
and their fines are as follows:
Charles Stewart, former select
councilman, sentenced to eight
months in the county Jail and fined
$500.
Hugh G. Ferguson, former common
councilman, eight months in the
county Jail and fine of $500.
DR.. w. H. Weber, former select
councilman, six months in the county
Jail and fined $500.
P. B. Kearns, former common coun
Gilman, four months in the county
Jail and fine of $3.50.
Morris Einstein, former select
councilman, six months in jail and
fine of $3.50.
Four informations, charging per-
jury, were also made against John F
Klein, chief witness for the Common
wealth in the graft cases. The charg
es are made by counsel for council
men charged with bribery. The &C
ton is based on a law of 1866, which
provides that a convict may be tried
for alleged perjury.
Two years in the work house ane
500 fines were imposed upon Harr!
E. Muehlbronner and Charles Vever
ka, by Judge J. NJ. Swearingen to-
day. Both were former employees
of the, Workingman's Saving an6
Trust Company, and were charged
with embezzlement. Although moi
officially connected with the graft
cases, these men were called before
the grand jury to testify and were
called for sentence at the same time
to-day as the bankers and council
men.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-05-19
A Point of Law.

A prominent lawyer of Miami re-
Gently received a call from colored
woman, says Mack's National Month
~.
whats the trouble" inquired the
lawyer.
cts bout NAH ole man. He's
cahyin' on high wifi a lot of no count
gals. he is, an sumfin's got to be
done!"
The attorney scenting fee, asked:
"You would like to secure a legal
separation, a divorce?"
eco long man, Divorce muffin.
Think Use gwine to gin him des what
he wants, an low him to 60 sky
shootin' round wifi dem gals? Not
on you life, mister lawyer, l doan
want no divorce, what I wants is a
junction"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-05-19
AVENGED BROTHERS DEATH.
birmingham Man Held for Murder
Without Bail.

Birmingham, Ala, May 14.-ADe
Lidden, proprietor of the Seminole
Hotel. who last week shot and killed
Thomas Alexander here following a
quarrel, yesterday met death at the
hands of his victims brother, Robert
n. Alexander. Lidden was shot down
by Alexander on prominent street
corner, one bullet penetrating Lid
den's temple and another his LETT
side, death resulting within an hour
"You are the --- that killed
nv brother. Here's where / get you'
are the brief words of warning which
fell from the lips of Alexander, as ne
approached Lidden, according to eye
witnesses. Three shots in quick sue
cession followed his words.
Alexander is held without bail.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

liegt. ltn0 piele enolib folgten Ben
lodenoen SIR terl1en, Sic meteorgleih
So uno sort a1fflammten, ltm ra6
fur5em 5laderlidt in Nudt uno Cunt
fel ST. 5eritieben. - uSbne 8liid lno
Stern!" slud oies Mort itebt iiber
oieler 9ebel1 geidrie6eu. &en11it SIT
lie, Sic frieo= uno frelt0los 0abinle=
ben, neil iiber ihrem 2eben fein
Stern (eudtet, Ser ibnen @olt uno
9iihtltng gibt2 SIRE Gage 3errinneu
ibnen inter ibren Sdnoen mie Sanb,
perfliegen nie Spreu I'M @inbe uno
finterlaiien feline 5egenslaat! Das
u@oher?" uno u@obin?" ibres 2e=
benspeges liegt in nddt(ides 8unfel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

ae6i{Gf, in Co, if2eiin troltenosr 5trabl
b;tleinfdut. IS iino Sic 0ielea, Ste
uobne aae @offnuno" leben> Sic ibre
leeren Gage binl6leppen mie eine orii-
den0e 8iiroe. Sbre Nugen iino 6lino
gemoroen fir Sen St%ernenglan5, uno
ouf ibren 2ippen idmebt oas 0ort
Ser 5roitloiigfeit: uSiebe, e5 lit ades
eitel!"
SIN jerer Belditte bon Sen @ei=
|en aus oem MorgenlanOe heiBt cs:
ultno Ser 5tern ging Dor ibnen bert"
Gr near ser @egmeiier uno 6iibrer,
ser Croft inn 1unfel Ser Nadt. @el=
der Stern ge6t Dor Sir fer, l1nter
SEN @lan5 mefdes Sternes baIt ou
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

Moorbeao.- SSn ser adt Mei=
len bon bier gelegenen Srtidoft Sa=
BIN miro cine r1eue fatboliide Stride
gebaltt meroen; bodJm. Gater gomun0,
melter uls Seeli orge Ser @emetnoe
beitimmt i'll, miro oen 9au oes neltetl
@Dtte5hauIe5 leiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

oein @eben geiteat? 1as iino sic Jrd-
gen, Sic .altd 0ieies Biebnadtsfeit
!uIeper Gil etd) rihtet. Mohte ein je=
Ser, meitit Gas lette 2idt am Ion=
nenbaum perfiiht, lid ei,ees glrten
Sterne5 getroltett fonnen, oelien
Slang i'm aus Dem often Sabre ms
,1elte f}iniibergeleitetl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
vstiue Na1t, beilige
Na6t."

an ser buperiid : oiterreidii6en
@re15e liegt Elm titles 00rfden nit
einem airdlein al1f oem @ugel. 90
rtrter iteben artnlid)e 8arern6iitten,
melde 0urh @ielen 11no 6eloer DON
chamber getrennt lin0. 0an5 ei1l=
lam liegt Oieies 5ledden Groe, bon
Dem Sic NuBernmelt niht5 meiB; es lit
perge1len BON Dem balte1oen Sort
ihritt Ser &ultl.r. On elmer Ser
naditllegen0en Siitten, meld)e sic
oilrftige Nrn1l1tb lofort erfennen lqBt,
lit iiber Ser 5biire Elm SAilo aus
meiBem Mar1nor angebratt 0a5 me-
mig 5u oem dl1Berliden 8erfua seq
tleinen goues poBt. Iroden lol1tet
Iein Snidrift: ugeburts6aus 0es
aomponiiten 6ran5. 9aper 0rlaber."
ltro cine 3eile tiefer lteht nod SIT &C.
Ien: ~Geoenftafel ant Sdulbal15."
Cen @eniglten, 1pelbe pieaeidt Sic
lie @orte leien, miro ettpas bon Sen
@er0ienIten 0iele5 &omponii ten Be-
fann1 iein, iooaB idpn sic Meugier sic
Sdritte gum Sbulbol1s lenft. Sort
fin0et 6aS Staunen cine l1nermartete
M%ufflarung; cine Marmortafel trdgt
in goloenen 8uditaben folgen5e Sn=
idrift: uMn0enfen an Sen &ompori=
iten 0es @eibnadtslieoes, ,Stide
Nadt, beilige Radt,' 5ran5 5aper
-@rnber, geborel1 in Sodburg an 25.
Nopember, 1887, geitorben in SOL
lein, ON !. sunni 1868. 8emi0me1 pu11
leinen G%erebrern 1900" 9ieler &C.
0enfitein miro ie0es @er5 nit 6reuoe
erfiiIlen; ieine Snidrift uno Sos 8ilo
neS fleinen @dl1s6ens lalien nodmoI
an Sic grinnerlrngen an sic iiiBen
@ei5nadjtsfreltOen ermabien, sic oos
pertral1te 2aden In Sen fernen &in=
berjabren gemedft.
@erte fennt man oas meibepoae
2ieo iiberaa. Mande glaubten uno
glarben Dieqeidt aud iebt nod, 0oB
es Elm uralter Sang more. @ober oas
2ie0 itammt, muBte friiber Niemanp
ginmal ml1r0e Iprol als ieine SET
matb angegeben, Elm anoeres Mal lon=
te eS, Inn 1900, Deridieoenen Namen
leine @%ntitebung peroanfen. Ser dlte=
ite Y50rud, Ser 5ur 3eit befannt lit,
erlhien in DRESDEN, mutbmoBIid Inn
1910. gr fat sen Iitel: rgier edte
Snroler 2ieoer fir cine Singitimme.
ullp., geiungen bon Sen @eidmiitern
StraBer aus oem 3ilertbal." Set
ser @eroffentlidung oieier eriten Nus-
gabe nannte man Sen 8eibnadtsge.
lang Elm u8oltslieo aus Dem 3iuer'
tbal." gs NOR SEM 5orlder 2uomig
@rf r%orbebalten, ipater bie @obrbeit
5u e1t0eden. St beiaB audi Sen Cert
in ser uripriingliben @eltult, leds
stropben un9 gel6rieben bon Ser
San6 6es 9idters, Soiepb Mobr, ser
1919 als @ilfsgeiitli6er iii Obern=
jonrf lei Sal5burg amtirte un6 ont 4.
zorelnber 1S4s als Nfarrer III @ag=
rant itarb. Sic Competition riibrt,
mie o6en idon geidiloert, Hab Sem
2ebrer 6ran5 4aper @ruber fer, mel
der oils Gbor0irigent in 9allei1t 76
SATIRE alt, iein 2eben beihloB. SIN
1eeea1ter 1915 cnt1tono Sic 1id,tl1ug,
ant "a. December 1S1S-iIt oas 2ieo
,l1m erlten Mal in ser Nieoloifird,e 5l1
G%bunoort pier Stlmoen nprope ltlid)
BON Sal5burg, in Ser. Mitternadts=
meile gel ltngen mor6en. ltn0 be1te nod
t6nt es fort uno fort ul1o flingt ebert
10 berrlih lno neibepeu mie ban1als:
.Sti1e Nadt, beilige Hadt!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Aie @eibmadtsgloden la,ten
9as Set Ser 2tebe elm!
9, baf lie aQ' erfremten
Die Menid}en srpf nnb fletn;
ltnb baf Der @etbnadtsiegen
GrfnQe jeses Sans,
Die 2teb' anf alien 8egen
Sbeilt tire @aben aus!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

Aer Gngel Sung perfanoet
~ Sen 6rieoen aler 8ett,
Ser in ser 2ieb' begrnnbet
Die be,tt' ben Gin5ns belt.
ltmb ale gu iid) laoet,
Sic snten 8iQens iino,
9amit fe @utt begnaoet
9nrd)'s infe Seinsfino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
mf1huad1trn, naH q elt nrr E1fhr. =

Tprd)t anf! DEN beiligen Trieoen
u, @ptt alien 9er5en idemft,
Sic in Sem 2enb btnteben
Ser 8Drn bes @lambens trGnft.
9'rnm an Dem @etbmadtsfeite,
Sci BON Dem 9errn erflebt
Der @lanbe, als Bag Bette
eSn inntgem @ebet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

1Afo mabrer @fa,1be lualtet,
~ ST 2ieb' INIT tim peretnt,
11uo mo Sic 6ebre id}altet,
aein @pfimnngsloier meiut;
9enn Srot nub ~freub'ges @eben
Ser Qiebe eigen lit,
1ie Side mill -erbeben,
Zen Merm1t ten ntd)t pergift.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

T,aft ms tint @lanben manSeln
" unb tren bem @eilano ietn,
0lcid) linn ppQ. Qiebe banbeln,
Gam febrt Der TrieOe Elm
Sei nns NIT ieincm Segen
l1no uabres @lif nao Sell
Mirb anf sen Qcbensueget
l1nb brpben ms at Shell!
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-10-28

history all along the ages. In 1885
George Holmes was the leader in an
expedition to the valley of the Della
ware river; this was several years be-
fore PENIS time. George Holmes
finally settled in New York city, where
he owned large slice of the town, or
from what is now Forty-seventh street
to Fifty-second street. 1t takes away
ones breath to think of the millions
shall We say billions-to which his
heirs would be entitled had the prop
erty remained in the family all these
years.
What connection there is between
George and Thomas Holmes, H any,
the writer is not prepared to say.
Thomas was the son of Thomas, law
yer of Gray's inn, London, and a sol
der in the Civil war. Thomas, Jr.,
came to Virginia, and later removed
to New London, where he married
'Lucrese" Dudley. Their son John
was born 1886, and married Mary
Wiley. They-that is John and Mary,
bad IAN acre of rocky land on Cedar
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Deep Sea 10 Exceedingly "WabbIy"
and There Seems to Be No Spe-
cifio for SeasIckness.

In the joyous vacation season many
of US go down into the sea in ships, and
there would be many more of us if
the bounding deep were not so con-
founded wabbly at timee It's all very
well to sing of life on the ocean
wave, but there isn't lot of fun to it
when the ocean wave is as big as a
house and as steep as a roof-that is,
to a great many Of us.
Hence the plant that rises on
every side at this time of year: els
there any specific for seasickness?
Most doctors agree that there Is not,
although one or two remedies have
been prepared which either help pre-
vent the unpleasant illness or cause
people to think they do-which means
the same Thing. For those who can
not stand the motion of the boat"
there are but two absolutely certain
ways Of avoiding seasickness One Is
q remain on land, the ether. never
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In 1865 he fought in the battle of Ann
Arundel with Lord Baltimore's party
against the Virginians. Although he
died in England, where he went on
business in 1876, he left five children
in this country.
There is not much to say about Sir
Marmaduke, who came here in 100
and settled in Virginia, where his
grandfather's cousin William had set.
tied almost 100 years before, except
that he also established a branch Of
the family which fourished and pros.
pered.
Two coats of arms are borne by the
Beckwiths in this country. The Con-
necticut branch, which is by far the
largest, and which now extends
throughout the United States and into
Canada, is entitled to arms blazoned:
Argent, a chevron gules. fretty or.
between three kinds heads erased Of
the second, on chief engrailed gules.
a satire between two roses argent
The Virginia branch, founded by VIII.
liam in 1907, has arms emblazoned:
Argent, q chevron between three kinds
heads erased gules. The former arms
are illustrated.
The crest and motto are the same
for both arms. The crest is: An ante
lope proper in the mouth branch
vert. The motto is: Joir emblem