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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-31

within the first 80 or 40 feet and is caught
IN the RIFLES, and the force of the stream is
such that it carries away the refuse. stones
and other material
during my visi! 20 the mines walked
with MI Lindeberg up the steps that led TO
these siuces, and looked down upon the
roaming muddy rivers which were thus car
rying these fortunes in gold The streams
are at work day and night, and the gold
drops down into the rifles at the rate Of
$4,000 per day, or about 500, 900 per month.
throughout the open season, when the
weather IS SO warm that the water can low.
stood at the foot of the pipe and saw
the terrible force with which the pold-bear-
ing flood was borne onward This is so enor-
nous that if one should fall into it he would
be crushed to jelly, and if caught near the
bottom OF the pipe would be drawn into i
by the suction Such an accident happened
not long ago. A miner fell and was sucked
into the hole. Every bit Of blood was taken
out OF his body and his arms and legs were
torn Off
At one Of the sluice boxes we visited the
water had been turned off for the moment
to repair some part of the machinery and
Mr.. Llndeberg and | walked up throue,,
the bottom OF the box and examined the
gravel and gold left in the RIFLES. AT the
extreme top Of the box the first gold was
caught by square blocks OF wood set into the
slulee-way. Just below this could sec
specks and bits OF free gold, while ltfie
farther down the rifles had been imbedded
III quicksilver. This quicksilver was already
loaded with gold. 1t had lost its volatile
quality, and was like heavy sand or hard
putty took up some OF it and squeezed il
in my hand. i could not see any gold. t
looked more like an aluminium douoh than
anything else
Later on, in the office OF the company. |
was shown an iron chest of about the SIZE OF
Saratoga trunk which contained dozen
basins filled with this amalgam of quick
silver and gold. 1t contained several hun
dred thousand dollars worth of the precious
metal, and still the sides OF the chest were
SO thin that it seemed as though it mgls
easily be broken with sedge and blast
OF dynamite would certainly have knocked
the lock into pieces.
After looking at the sluice boxes Mr..
Lindeberg took us to the side OF hill and
demonstrated the richness OF the gold-bear-
ing sand OF that part of the mine He drove
shovel into the hill and carried couple OF
quarts OF the sand and gravel to one of the
little streams that ran through the bed OF
the pit. He dipped the shovel into the water
and moved it slowly about washing away
the dirt and the sand Finally, all the rock
and sand were thrown out and at the end he
showed us good sized pinch OF pure gold i'll
grains ranging from the size OF coarsely-
ground coffee to those of fine table salt My
daughter, who was with me. expressed a
wish to do likewise, and Mr. Lindeberg
gave her the shovel. She scooped up about
hatfnl of earth and washed it. AT the enf,,
she had perhaps three score of fine grains Of
gold in the shovel, the value OF which was
about IS cents
FRANK G. CARPENTER
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-31

The summers of the Seward peninsula are
delightful. AS l write this the air is full of
ozone and the thermometer is about 80 de-
grees above zero. The country is covered
with green. There are wild flowers every
where, and the lowlands have a thick mat
of vegetation composed of MOSES, grass and
flowers. There are many bushes and blue
berries and salmonberries are to be had for
the picking The greater part of the country
is rolling, and there are rounded hills that
rise to height of from 800 to $500 feet
above the sea. So far, the most of the gold
has been found in the beds of the creeks and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-31

beaches. This gold is all free gold. but it is
believed that quartz gold will yet be found in
the mountains.
Until 1898, when the gold fields Of Nome
were discovered, the Seward peninsula was
one OF the least known parts OF the world. Ii
was looked upon as barren waste, and its
only population three or four hundred Eski-
mos and score or more of whites who came
here to engage in whaling. This was SO
Notwithstanding the country was one of the
first to be discovered by the Russians 1t is
now two centuries since they learned it ex-
listed, and two years after our Declaration
OF independence was signed, Captain James
Cook travelled along the coast and surveyed
it. The Russians established fur-tradng
post at St. Michael in 1885, just two years
after Chicago became an Incorporated town.
They built a block-house there and contn-
ued their settlement until Alaska was sold 70
the United States.
Alter we got possession of the territory
we learned that there was some gold in the
peninsula; but it was not until the stampede
to the klondike occurred that much atten-
ton was paid to its possibilities After that
prospectors began working along the south
coast. They found some gold near Golofnin
bay, and then drifted north and prospected
along the Snake river, which flows into the
ocean at Nome. Here good indications were
found, and here, in 1893 the three lucky
swedes, Jafet Lndeberg, Erik Lindbloori
and John Brynteson, made the discovery OH
Anvil creek which showed that Nome was to
be one of the richest placer gold camps Of
the world.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-31

within the first 80 or 40 feet, and is caught
IN the RIFLES, and the force of the stream is
such that It carries away the refuse, stones
and other material.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-31

The news of the discovery of the three
lucky Swedes caused the great stampede TO
this part of the world. In the fall of 1898
Nome, then called Anvil City, had popu-
lation Of ESQ. BY the end of the next year it
had 5000; and the first and second saiings
of 1900 alone brought in 10000 more. A
row of tents and shacks, five miles long, was
built along the seashore. The country about
was honeycombed with pits During one
year $500 mining claims were recorded, and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-31

than million and half dollars worth OF
gold.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-31

FRANK G.. CARPENTER.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-31

Navigation is open only during the sum-
mer, when two lines of steamers have
monthly sailings between Nome and Seat
tie, and when there is regular communica-
ton with interior Alaska by way Of the Yu-
kon.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-31
Copyright, 1915. by Frank G. carpenter)
NOME, Alaska.

HAVE just returned from a
trip with Jafet Lindeberg
through the greatest gold
mines of the Seward penin-
sula. These mines belong
to the Pioneer Mining
corpponv which ,,,ac found
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GIcridlt ii6cr 9Dlerifaucr.

0cminG 9}.-@}., 10. Oftober.
9}etln5ebn aterifaner, oie lih in
Der @cwolt oer @iilitGr g(utorit1tcn
befiuOeu limo Scr Ebeilnabme oil
Ocui lleberfoa aui Columbus om 8.
9Rdr5 bon oen @eidworenen iAuIoig
befltnoeu uoroen. 90 purOe beute
bier perlailtbur.
Die Gefan9euep meroen porlGufig
i'm Selo6aiptQuortier feitgebaItelL
oo es oen 0fii5ieren 3ur 3eit in-
u0glib it, 5uOt ieeigen @eridtster-
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nidt berloiien t0nnen.
Sieben 92eritnuer iino ibon Dor.
ber dbnli6cr 9lntloeen i6uloig be-
hmocn poroen; ieds ooDou muroen
gebdngt imo oeS einen llrtbeil pom
@ouUerneur in IebenSlGngli@e 3udt-
6dusitroie lungeponoelt.
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(yortictuna OOn Scr /. scitc.)

yg8ir millien territoriellc Sntegri
tat, politii6e llno6bdnoigteit uno
ircie ofououIiide gnhpidelrng iiir
0elltiblono geiit6ert er6altcrL" iogte
er. Gr proteitirte oann 9egen ole @r.
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oie 5ran5oien ieBt nod 6rieoen 5a.
ben f6nnten obne einen 6ilB all Fer
ritorhm 5p Darlieren
g0eutfdlano mus 6olten,
mas es erobert bat"
,,g&ein~ 10 riei er aus. ,@as mir
nit Dem Ereiie imieres @lutes ct,
o6ert bo6en Das meroen mir balten,
70 longe wic es n6tDig ieiu miro, um
oie 3ufinit ser oeutideu gtatiou 5it
Iibern."
Sr. 9taumann, ser 6ii5rer ser ga.
oifolen iprad bon 0en oeiltiHen Gle
gen in Giebenbiirgen ino betonte pie
aameraoi6ait 5miiben oeutic9en iulo
oIterreibiiHen Gruppen; ou6 oriidfe
er REMEMBERING ans fiir Die Eiirfen
0ie inter General Gsnan's Gon1s
monoo in Oen leBten @lonoten beroi-
ide S6aten ool6rd6t bdtten.. @inen
marmeu Eribut 5ollte cr Den 9ulgo=
rem mel6e na6 3lpei &riegen MN
auf ser nor0liden ln0 iiioliden
5ront iiegrei6 fdmpiten.
Sr glau1ann ipracb nud bon ocn
llrIuden OeS &rieges. @r iagfe, oos
ein5iqe N3ittel sur &erbiitiug oes
Gonflifts Iei oomais cine oirefte Ser.
| bmOung 5mii6eu @ien unO 9eters.
burg gepeicn; oieie lei ober oltr6 Die
/ 5ortieBlng Ger ritiliicben Nlo6ilmo1,
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gnglnn0 alleiu b1tte Oies per6in.
0eru E0nnen. ober eS babe niAt allein
Oas redte gSort rngeiproden gelait
! fen, ionoern du6 9inBlanO crnmtbigt,
inoeu es 9hlBlon6 ieiner Siilie ltiter
aaen llmitdnoen uerii6erte.
9 dGrfites Gorge6en gegen
GngIono berIorgt.
9erlim If. Oft, bio 9onoont2.
/ Gftober. Die 6ettige Sibung oeS
9ieidsto9s entbe5rte ieocr ieuiato-
nellen Gntpidelung, iomeit oie6ou6.
4 bootfroge in 9etrabt fam. Die Sra
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bob Oic Gonierootipen uno rooitaIeu
So3ialoeinofroten duf eiuer @eipre.
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81 As amra aHer d oIaa0crn

murOe Sitter BON 4eQer ernonnt. Iie
06Iieaen6eiten ser 9l6tbeihIug lino,
9crt6eilung uno Serbeiiboifllng bon
gtobrimasnlitteln imo 4reisii6eriidt
uno 9leguliruna.
gtorWe9ilber 3 am pier
oerienft.
2onOon t2. Sfto6er. Cine
9lellter Gepeide aus Gbriiiionia nell
oct oas %crienfen oes normegiiben
Qompfers 08irl.4 zines Sbiiies BON
715 Eonnen Die Nlannidait mnr0e
Qerettei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

GbiioIm @}inny ~, Gftober.
Charles 0}orila Elm 25.id6riaer
@ergmoun beging belte bier 5eIbIt-
moro, neil er oen Spott ieiner
SSreunoe, sic ibm er5dblten. feline
EerIon miiroe 8im @orbiloe bon
Siorrifotlireu Der htitieen 9eilagen
Der SonutagS5eituneen 6enubt iid
oeswegen ii6er i'm liitig mnbten.
ni1t oertraaen fonnte, inoem er iicl
nit NDnamit in Die 2lit bIies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

8u oiel pcrtongt. ,9(6,
lieber @}oun Lab ood oen Ioftor
@rdoIe bolen i'd n0dte, bcpor i6
lterbe, nod meinen Iesten @illen
anfieben laiienl~ Gas ic6lte mir
gero0e no6l Oh 6dit Deinen @illen
Dein Seben lang ge6obt lnO Jest
mialt Gil i'm aud nod i'm Sooe ia.
benl"
llnbe "a d tie gsioerle-
Gung. Gin son5 oIIerlicbiteg
Gbier, Sbr Siiuo6en. Sdooc nlr
cob cr feline 9ioiie bot. Seine
Rolie2 IS giebt iibcr6aupt feiuc
Gaiie, Oie er uidt bat.
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6ran36fif6e 9 eid6rei.
bung Der s. 4orit
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&uris, 10. Gftober. Ser 9c.
rid6teritatter org .4etit @uriiien" on
0er italieniitben 5ront bat ieiner
8eitllng einen ousfiibrlihen 8eri6t
iibqr sic itolicnii6en @rtolae am
GorIt iiberrnitteIt.
syn oieicnt 9eriht ihiloert er lebs
baft, rpie ami Morgen bic itolicuii6c
9lrtiIleric immer iteigen0e Ebdtigteit
hegaln ipic ali oieier @eithiise aller
apliber tbeilndbmen puo wie ont
nGniten Goge inter 0em Conner Der
@dnoncu @uffldrungStruppen aus
aeididt tuuroen melebe Die groBarti-
Qen 9feiultate meloetetl, ipelbe bic
aSunfte anqaben, mo Der Jeino ant
itdrfiien NOR, uno anoere lpibtiee
ginqaben madteil. @r itbil0ert Die
Gage Der SHlohtfeIoer, bic 9efeiti.
oinqeu oes 5einoes uno oas fiird.
terIihe 8erit0rlmesuert Der italieni-
ichen 9(rtiaerie.
Dant er5dblt er, iuie irblieBli1 Die
Sufontcrie nit foit unelaubliber
@robour gum 9tnariff iibereing. rn0
idilocrt Den ibIieBlitben Joa Der
Neooute unD Sorts.
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4aris, 70. 9ftober. - 8ie IN
Jorm eines llltinatlms geiteIlteu
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gierlng iino weitsebenoer, ais Die
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Der Q(Giitten erleben lieBen.
gli6t nlr Die g[uSlieierltng Der
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in 0ie SGnoe Der glGiirten iibergeben
lolen. Dos llItimatllm legte onr,
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Inn oie Gerpenolng Der Slotte, Der
@o6nen ilno ionitigen @erfebrsn1it-
tel gum 9aadtbeil Der Q[aiirteu lin-
m0glib 81 MAIDEN.
3os llltimatun eab ser erie4e-
icbeu 8egerune 6riit bis Wtittpob,
llbr glo6mittogs, oen 5oroerun-
gen no13ufommen, lno entbielt 0ie
Grobung, 6oB I'M 8eigerllngsfolle
9(Oniral 6ournet oie n0tbigen
56ritte ergreiien miiroe.
Gin 9riegsminiiter fir
bic proDiiorii6e
&egierung.
2on0on 12. Sftober. ~ @e-
neral 3imbrofatis lit gum &riegSmi-
ntiter Scr proDiioriI6en griebiiden
&egierung, oeren 9rganiIirung iebt
in Solonifi berDonit1noigt miro, er-
nonnt moroen. Cine &cuter. 0epeihe
aus Solonifi, Dotirt bonn 10. 0fto-
Der, bringt oieie Dfeloung.
SSn @egenmart Der 6ret fiibrenOen
! @litglieoer Ger probiioriidcn 9fegie.
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raj 4onpotis gonglis, legte @eneral
! 8imbrofatis ben @io ais Griegsmi-
niIter ob.
Ger Sfb Der neuen 9fegierung 1T
nod nidt beitintmt miro ober, wie
man slall6t in MDtilene eingeri6tct
meroen.
SSnterpeltation i'm engli.
i9en l1nterbauie.
2onOon 10. Sftober. $40.
nalo @}c93eia, llniouiit, fuig oen @}i-
niiier fir ousmGrtige 9lngelegen6ei.
ten, @rep, i'm llnterbaiie belite, Of
bic 9legierung ser Ser. 5taoten in
i6rem g3otenpediel nit Der oeiltiber
9legierun9 imO in i6ren @roteiten ge.
| gen Gergeben gegen internationales
| @eieB lib MN auf 8abrne6n1unq
duerifaniiHer SSntereiien bei6rdnte
ooer ob Die mdGti0ita neutrale 9latior
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Siedte i'm glugemeinen 5u I6iiben
! ODER gegen @cluolttbdtigfeiter, an an
oeren nelttralen geationen oerbroden
8erpabrling eingelegt b1tte.
2oro 0fo6ert Cecil, Ger @arla
ments- -llnteritaatsiefretdr fir aus
mGrtige glngeIegen6eiten uno &riegs
( banoelsHiniiter, antiportete i'm gta
/ men Discount @rep's:
o&as mir iiber Sen gIotenmebie
8ipii6en Sen Ser. Staaten uno 0el
ocutlden 9leeerng pilien, baben mil
aus Geroiientlibungen crie6en. 6;
/ lit 9(ngele1enbeit ocr Ser. Staaten
ibre Sfealmo in Der Qlngeleeen6ei
! aiScinanocr5lijeBen."
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Gonoou, 12. Sftober. Ger
Q[tbener Correspondent Des u0oilD
Chronicle" meloet, ooB iicb @rieben-
lono oen neuen 6or0erungen Der glls
liirten gefiigt bat. 3ie grieAil6e
&egierllng bat Der bon ibr iiberiono'
ten 8eno6ricbtigune bon Der Qlnna9-
me Der 6oroerungen einen &roteit
beigefiiet
Cine telepBoniide Naeloung bon
8irGus na9 Qltben belogt, OaB Die
g[uslieferung ser griebiiben 6lotte
an &ice.glontirol 0'9(rtige ou Sour
net, So1Ittommanoireuoen Der 9ll-
liirten- 6lotte inn U1ittelmeer, bereits
inn @ange lit. 3ie fleineren &riegs-
l1iffe Der @rie9enflotte Deroen in
Doaitdnoiger 9lusitattung iibergeben
oomit lie logleitb Der prociipriltben
griebii6en (@eni8elos-) 8egierlng
in Saloniti sur &erfiigung geiteat
merOen tonnen. 0ie eroBeren Griegs-
i9iffe merOen entipaffnet uno i'm
@olf BON aerotitni, mo iie 8ur Belt
liegen 5uriidgelaiien.
glacb Dem 9eridt oes uGbronicle@s
GorreiponOenten iino bereits Die
Wlanni6often einiger Der griedii6en
Sriegsidiffe an 2anO geiest woroen.
6ran50iiide 8eiaBungeu iino al
8oro Der fleineren Griegsidiffe ge-
bru6t por0en, lpGbren0 ale @ei6iiBe
Der gr0Beren S6iffe ltnbraucbbar ee-
modt uno rnter 8ema6ung geitellt
muroen.
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liirten at beridhten boben
0}om, t. Cft., pia 9ouoon. Sci
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teoit 6aben oie StoIiener meitere
Grie9se seeian9eue gemadt, 10 OoB iib
lnnnlebr oie 3abl ser an Der Suit
IAeu 9tIpeniront i'm 3eitroum bonn
6. 9Lngltit bis beute gemahteu Sc.
Fanaeueit altf 30SS7 bcldilit.
Ser ofii3ieQe @eridt Ioiitet:
,SslH GtId Sbole ridtetc unIere
slrtiQerie i6r 5euer nit grfoIg ati
ntilitdriihe 9tnitalten 3l 0ioDerto ilno
dnf Sic @abnitation 8u @alliano. Gin
Teriiih, miere Stcaungen I'M 9Iria.
I6ale ait5iigreifen, iultrOe iofort Der.
eitclt ebenio puroen erneute 9lu.
arifie auf Sic noroltcbeu Ql66dnqe oes
Dloute &oIubia ioiort a6geIuieien
Ger 8einO erlitt ungebeuere GerIuite
uno lieB Elm @ei1iib, @affen imO
Nllnition in iniereu Sdnoeu.
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einiqe itolieniide 9t6tbeihingen III bei
goieta 3e6io gele0ene @rdben eit
3critorten Die Steaungen unO fe6r.
ten oonn in i6re 2ntien 5uriid. glm
giehitog unteruo6m Der 6einO nah
inae6euer idliueren glrtiQerie 8or.
bereitungeu bier an Seftigfeit INNER
mncbnei0e 9lngriffe i'm Gueaen.@e.
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pentrlippen pelAe iid gegenieitig
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qln scr 5ront Ser Snliiden 9Ilpen
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am 0taHmittae iprodeu Die aano-
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9lngriffe NIT 6iilfe friider Grnppen
aui ipibtige @unfte liniercr Clinic,
uelhc pir erobert 6atteit oItlid BON
S}ertoi6i38d an Gorio gelegen. gon
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9lugriffe i6re Gro6eritngen pom Dor
6erge6en0er Gage, beionDers IN Der
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sllpenirpnt pom 8. 9lueuit Bis icsi
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6einoIihe 5lieger belegten oaS
gliiaao @lateaii nit 9omben obnI
@dooeu oti8uribten Gines unlerel
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

@orte fam, ga6 er nrr BON g3euenl
Der conIeroatioen 2lniiHt Stlsorud,
ooB ooie &eriolglng zines un6e-
Observation-Disclosures unbeoiugt
am &lote mare, I'M einen IGneIlen
in0 liegrei6en 6rieOen gegeuiiber
gnglmno 5u er5mn9en." Gr fiigte
6ili5lL er iebe I'M 6ifentlihen Snte.
reiie bon Der 9eiprebung ieincr 0to-
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ner betouten fat einitinlulig, oaB
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am ibdriiten ourdgeiiibrt peroen
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Dor 8uiamnentritt oes 9ieiASiogcs
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, laBt, 0oS g9ort Su erqreiien. 81
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4}refe lit BON 5uperldliiger Seite oo.
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cine 9lcnoeumg uidt in 9Iusii9t Itebt
ga Die Gegierung irgeno cine 9lenoe
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ger, melc6e ser 9ieidsfon5ler IN ieis
uer 0ifeuiIiheu 9ieoe ongefiinoi8t
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9onOon. Cine g9iener Gepeicbe
meloet oos neueinoeridtete Geporte.
ment 5ur &egulirmg ser globriln9s
mittel oeiien Ginri1tlu9 i'm lebtei
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

ner 93eoe, ais er iib an 0ie Spite Ser
9epegung iebte, bic ln5weiieI6oit
ben Sieg ouOontragen wiirOe," du-
Berte:
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wesuug neei6loiieu. sic iinO be-
reit Die in fut3er 3eit 6eDorite6euOe
Nlobiliiotion an5nnebmeu 3ie @on-
ititution muB geobtet weroen uno
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Aenlauo mori6iren. 8ir lperoen ge-
gen 6eroiuano nnO ieine uerrdtberi-
iGeu Ertppeu 5ie6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

@r oermin6ert aud sic Sopferfeit
oes 5einoes nidt, Der ihfeBlicb oo@
no9 frdftiger @egenpebr lno nit
Silfe friiher &ruppeu Den topferen
Stalienern linterIieeen muBte Die an
Souien6 BON gefangenen Seiterret-
6ern 6iuter i6re 2inien brtngen
fonnten.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-06-15
Another Aged Canaan Citizen

Salem Edmunds, one of the smart
old men of the town of Canaan, will
be 80 years old. August 5th, 1916. He
was born in Burnham, the son of
Walter and Esther Edmunds. AT
the age of q he married Lavisa Will
liams of Burnham One son Herbert
was born to Them who died a num-
Der of years ago. After this he ira
yelled quite extensively through the
states of the middle west, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota. Illinois and
Iowa, after which he returned TO
Burnham where he followed the oc-
cupation of farming for number of
years. During his residence there
he was one of the selectmen of the
town and filled other positions of
trust After this he built a store
and engaged in trade for one year, but
not liking this business he traded the
store for a farm in Cornyille, where
he resided for eleven years and en-
gagged in farming. numbering and
trading in stock Mr.. Edmunds was
for many years noted as bee hunter
| He remembers at one time of taking
% pounds OF honey from one bee
tree Selling the farm in Cornyille
he purchased the farm in Canaan,
where he now resides. Since living
in Canaan he has served one term in
the Legislature and has followed the
business of farming and numbering on
an extensive scale lie has made
two trips to California during his
residence here, the first time stopping
for some time in San Francisco on
business. Several years later he
made a trip TO southern California
and purchased land, but not liking the
place for a home returned and later
sold the land. One nephew and niece
live there nov There are four
grandchildren. Mrs. Gideon Wells of
Clinton; George 5. Edmunds foreman
of the Central Maine Power Co at
Watcryille; Alton Edmunds Master
Mechanic at Springfield Vi; Mrs
Lola Blakcly Of Newburyport, Mass,
and eight great grandchildren.
Mr.. Edmunds is very active for a
man of his years, having sawed and
fitted for the stove seven cords of
wood and housed the same besides
doing his chores. He is a we'll in
formed man taking a keen interest
in the affairs of the day. He has a
genial disposition viewing life from
the sunny side. popular with old and
young and a visit from him is one
long to be remembered.