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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Spntb 81. @anI
mootog f1ere &reoturer / forrige l1ge
END noeen anoen 8p ! belle 2a1-
oct. r4s
2nier! Sur Sc aibet?

2eier, a1oet 5tebs / 8Iaoet meoz
oeles ON oe fgr1te Dmife, ion bar
miltet 2ibet / Onfel Cams Giene1te,
|iiben arigem uobrp6 mellem Mmeri=
ia og EDiflano. Ser fi1t6es Elitnoer
at Deres 2nnbsmne6 / ben umeri=
|fanife Scr. 81 iperger Dem, 29ier,
bill 9e bore meb til at gl9oe 6isie
8eres 2nnosmtpno, iom |ammet'
meo andre omerifanife 5olbater for
|Si6en famper / Sronfrig imo6 De-
reg gam!e Mrbefie1oe, Sp:lono, beo
lat ienoe Dent Ell lille @aDe til Sule1
Il 5orm at 9obaf2 Sfplge inolgbne
Me0ocleIler, iaabel offentlige iom
|prinate, ct Eobof Ben ollermeit fer
|fomne @obe, 5olbatrene mootager.
9pis Sc pnifer at bore meb til at
gIa6e bore tapre 5oIoater, iaa len6
|os Dere5 8ibrag, tie eller tort, og
hi bill ienoe Sci, ian1men meo set
gbrige mootagne, tic &gbe &ors'
1&ontor Chicago, lom bill belgrge
Snoofipbet % Sorfenoelfen. SEQ Bet
tie i9rlige Encouragement faag Barer-
ne for omtrent ben Dalpe 8ris. Men
buff at ien6e os 8eres 8ibrag meb
I6et iomme, 90 allie 8ibrag maa bore
|i1loe ieneif Sen Is. Mobember.
Snotil mi er fg1genoe 8iorag
modtaget:
6. Rosmusien So, Minneapolis,
SIS. MRS. Morie Collins, Bangor,
Me 81. Miig s. ggrenfen, Minlle-
opoIis, 81. Com 5Inoelano, Min-
neopolis, SOC. g. Misbcrg, Minnc.
opoIis, SOC: George 9. Mosnnsiea
MiIneapolis ST.. g. s. Daioll,
MillneopoIis SOC. lbefie,,of ST.;
g gobiera, Mei,uenpoIig, so:
sMrs: sopbie Sc Moams, Sontarel.
'lo, 500: Mifg gbriitine Nas'
musien; minneapolis SOC. Soeol
SoretlloM $50 Solfisbeerg Nns
aurord ssaoe.
Ifnoaan,5 Nanl 5Oe.ssson Ills.
Iforrir1ef &
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
9engang leg brog afteb.

timber SEN &oncert poa 2utber
College / forrtge uge, Der afbolotes
al @etbicma,le &trfens 5anafor,
fang elmer gbriitenle11 1tn0er flor
8egejitring Dengang leg orog at
feo, fom oberlat pau @ngelf al
Cart Neltmann, og 5arrgen giorbe
fife minore Snotrpf 6erbeo, at Cont
eeren Sen fpIgenoe Dag reilte bort
for at lutte fig til 6cn amertfa11ife
Seer lom 5ol0ut. Gbri1tenien er Ell
gsseb al 5opbus Morius 9e 8ol6,
og ct &ar Aftener for bans Mfrejie
Iamle0es bans &ammerater / Gang
ifolen / 29rerens Stubio for at til
bri1tge ct 8ar elmer / ba1s-5el-
ifab % til grinorina forpre bm
Ell p%asienoe Gobe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Be inge
@IIi65 Misien er i COS Beorin

Gibbs Misim er i gob 8eorine
paa set norife Dtofonisiebofpital.
Mugnit Sobanien er fommen fra
|5oirbiep 9oipital og Dor t1 Dos
|B. gierre, st17. 80 MDe. go. San
|bar oct meaet bebre; men bet bill
|biit tage lite ioo tort Gib,. in6en
bans Sobeo bill fom,ne fig efter oen
|booroe Mebfart, set fit al Mutomo-
|bilen forrige Serodg.
Mrs. 6. $. Sane, SIT Bacon
Str. g. g, Der bar beret alDorlig
|ipg, / lengere Sis, er mi i 8e0ring,
|bbilfet oil g1eoe berl0es nlal1ge 8en=
her % 9jenoinge, lom boa6ef mart
at maotte ie ben6e forbes i fin gam,
|le &re6s al @enner og 5rpnoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
God VinterlaesninR.

Omgaaende sendes portofrit en- halv
A AZ s,a ai ~. F Rnriiasr Journal " aaa hg
Kvartal af sanlme Blad iberegnet ct
smukt THANKSGIVING og ct elegant Ju-
lenummer, SAINT 20 smukt kolorerede
Postkort, deraf fleres Jule-og Nytaars-
kort, til enhver, som sender, os 80
Cents i sS9lv eller u. S.. Frimaerke r til
Porto etc. Til Canada 40 Cents.
Tillige medfplger gratis flere Kapit-
man, Grevinden eller Tvillings1stre-
ne, og Fortegnelse over en- MRngde
vRrdifulde og code Boyer, hvoraf flere
Tusinde for Tiden salges til meget
Navn naevnes.
G. RASMUSSEN CO..
722 So. 9TH ST., Minneapolis, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
&interneir.

8interen bar melot fin Mnfomlt
meo Sne % Sroit. S Man6ags ine-
ebe set meget iterft og bol6t fgrit
op tent pao Dogen, % ba man
poogneoe i Girs6ags Morges, funbe
man beifue 8De1 i Entertaining.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Snerifmb

Regnifabet for Minueiota 5tats
loftining 1917 er bleDet o%ffenfltg-
giorf; set uobi1er ct Operifu6 pon
$$333,67O, eller fire @ange laa me-
get iom i 1916. St1btegterne bar
$275,895 (5tatstillfu6et paa $45,=
600 lite ibcregnef). ll6gifterne bar
1912, 225.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
8arnebaab.

S Sjenmet bos Scr. ogi MrS.
Gbriltianien 1890 @ranb Mbe.
g.. opbtes oeres liEe ON; ban lit
/ Daaben Nabnet: @olter George
Gbriitianien. gn imuf SeItligbe6 af-
bolotes i napnte Mnleoni11g. Baltor
3arpgoaro noferte DaobSbqnolin=
gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Der bulbes gaat.

8oo @run6 at Er11oiler at billie
mprbe Gru @uberner 8urnquiit %
ben6eS 8srn bolbes Der Gogt ube1:
for Suiet, bbor 6e boz, 9ruoie!brebe
ct inolebet lite olene fra Ste6er
i M%inneiota, men %e1oogloo fra Seen
Sort og Maine. Set Ell nnrme1t fro
8crloner, iom life 1pmpatiierer mel
@ubernerens patriotiife Sonolinger.
I. Gfs. bons 6orb1,o imob Mfboloel.
ie al oct iaofolote Grcosmgbe
Minneapolis iiofte 5eptember
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Giamen tiger.

81. NarIs Eobafs- og gigar-
bonosere bellutteoe poo ct Meoe for
Ieben at fprbp1e 8rilen poa 8obaf
% gigarer. 9en 11pe &rigsifm CT
@rul1be11 til Gorbpjelien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
6pab bill 9. 9. g.

Maitations- &omiteen al IS. 6.
Mnoerim" 2oge Scr. 81, Dunif 8ro=
oerfamfunb, er MI / fulo 8trfiom=
sIbeo; men bells 4rbei6e er fun / lin
BORDEN, ioa ltprre &elultater fon
enonn life frempiies.
De1ne aomite bar ct bobbelt Sor-
1naal for 9ie, nemlig: at pirfe og
nrbeiDe for en- 6orbgel{e at 2ogens
Mleblemgnntol, og at arrol1gere Selt<
Habeoer % unoerboloninger iglen,
1e1m 8interen for Iaabel Jore1tt1l-
gems ME Tom gamle N%eeolemr1ner.
5ffle1lt Snouonoringen fra Dan=
marff De lenere Mar er ~betDoelig
forminhoifffef, 1aa mpber man bog of
2anbsmano, iom e1tbnu lite til
bsrer Brooerimfun0et, ia, / enfcl-
e Fufploe, er %npioen0e ON, at Der
asiifereir en- ioooa,t SCREENING i ct.
NnuI.
Spn6 er @rln6eu til, at Der /
6t. Saul Dor mango Danife, iom
lite er Me6lem at 9unif 8rober-
fnnnf1n6? gn Screening, Der bpoer
fine Meblemmer SDgebjelp % MS-
iuratee billigere, oa tillige %ltfrere,
J. el1b nogelt anben lignenbe Srgori-
fotion Mmerifo.
Ser fan bore flerc @runoe;; men
enbpIentliglte bar bpret Mangel
pno Mgitation. $. 8. g. bor gaaet
nem me6 BEN amerifanife Surtig=
beo, men bar ogiaa Dofiet fig lib.
ODER belle Mmerifa begpnoer $.
g. G. at baagne al fin 8pole, %
fra ole Dele af 2an6et bprer mal1,
at bet er iffffe npf, at MeoIemsantauet
tiger a6ffillige Iuiinbpr bbert glar,
at g. 9. IS. bar. ct Geierbcfono,
fort not til at garantere Dor 2ibs-
Assurance, mel Broberiamfunbd bill
l1oDioe zig, BET bill fremoo, set bill
llaa til 2Do, iaa set bpres fra Mtz
l%nnferbapS= til Stillebabgfplte1r; -
% 111 er bet 3iben at bIibe Weolem
nn4,Sf roSo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
geb aipb eller &eparatipn al
Hire beisa ben p%elfienbte Supeler
simon Mclion, 2O9 6. 7b Street.
9anif 8n6stieneite.

@olgotba airfen, 1876 Gbomos
St, ofbo!oes oonif @uostieneite
~pr1tfommenoe 5snbog 81. 1880
5or1niobag. Sc Gonife / ct. Saul
inbbDbes paa set b~jerteliglte til at
bore meo.
5. $. 9seberien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
2eieperetie

for Solboterne bill blipe oprettet at
rBomens @elfare 2eague" / Stu
bio 8Dgningen. Oct Dil blibe forlD=
net meb 8looe, Ei6sifrifter og Ma=
gofiner, FAINT 5fripernaterialer. Set
biI blipe aabnet / cit 1ter 6remtib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
@hmnaitifeu.

De to oonife @pmmaititbolb bar
MI funbet fig ct MT 2ofo!!e, nemlig
! Srping 5fole Il. ape. go. og
80. ct. Yigerne oil bol0e 9pelie
4ften, % @arlene 5reoog
Begge SOTO begpnoer / 0en1e
1ee 81. 5 often.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
frpsne aartofler.

Meieri- og 5ooerfommisiar So
mes Sgrenien ubtofte forleoen Dag,
at frosue &ortofler lite bar ipileliae
% beiIaglogbe 81 8uibe1s @artofler,
Ion bar frosne, for at bin6re at
De bleb lolgt poo Narfebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
MINNEAPOLIS

&uif 81. @ebers Mfenisbebs @a-
gar paa 6reoag Os Farbae ! nefte
ugc, 2. % 3. Mppe1nber. 8aber til
Ba5aren m,phtages meb Sat at Ha=
itor u. S. sarpgaarb, 2516 %.
81. 6. ps 6. 6. gbriiteuien, 901
Minnebaba Mne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
@aif,

at eiter oe,l 9. Nobember folter
8rebportoen for ct 8rep 8 gentS,
for ct 8oltfort 2 gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Underholdende og belarerde Boyer.

1904 H. G.. Andersen: Eventyr og Instorers ILL., 704 Slider, Indb. $3.50. Chr.
&A BAUM: Fyerkr@avL III 800. With. Bergsee: FaS flMa del Popolo, ZIG,
( IH haSa ;r SsrsE ba ins b baSsaahS IS R R9ss Ias ssYP "a 2fa d 8 Sims 9 ' AMs:
- agsmemesk Iii Slider, 35c@ Hogers achma Spmandshstorer 39s
Soc Danske { AnerIka1 1ste pele elegant Ind. c. 500 slider gt Ill. $500.
II 5oci; " HshgDurg: Prevst Klsligheds ios Side. Doc Marie. Heneke Web.
DanAsNors 55Ensalsko @ EngaskoD ansk-N orsk .oadEogs. 5s ssaag,. Ilasdar.
Praktsk DyrIageIog H. Indb $50. opes Read: abaMmeden ssn, gsss IS sider..s
s9G Skandnayisk-An. Kogebogs III. SI9 Slider, Indb. $l00#P. Stremme Unges
Hegeson, 160 Slider. SOC !. SMgnne: HvoredesI 1avor bMv Prest1 1913 Sder,5 0c
sssS7ee 8 E0g se! Dsa .a Dan 5 's;la mae. f SsaesaH Hsgass sehs9ag ys s ysMgSs Ea e
IlsseskR omana Gala Ienet. soc: Eaar Can't tn II Mtaniingeer 2s Sect
pa osegaard 49g andre. ortalinger s@iG uldorgf - Nordmands ESentggsi
helm: Isaac Seehusen. a FortR1ng, SOC. Isaac Kapergast, soc; lie iighedstahren,a
az Milling Mathhaal nnnkssbboo a aiua En Forgning. socs pGrysnds Pas. qma
$$150;S kabS-S med #Kort, SAINT at Spaa ned NKOrt, &C. M@8#@
IL smukke julie og Nytaarskort 25e@ 10 FIagkort zoe. AZ Norske Prospektkorts
IL Danske ProspektS ort 25c. ~
soa shriy sfaT so grxastnSTrgsaa dMs oyer pa ne oBggrp p smangs TmiRds gaI nl Rsgsrs
#tHsendt we'd Modtagesen af Beebeti a NJ O eer1 FInmrk
Enhysrs oain dssndsr len ordre pa $500 g nevnsr dete Bad faar n sFamiae
AGs RASMUSSEN co. 720722s 50. 4Mh Street. Minneapolis. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Eorebrag.

nniperiitetets @eftor, Dr. Mario,'
Sc Stop 8urton, bolbt / Manbags
ct 6ore6rag / ben b%erparenoe Sor=
ening Of .Morees 5enner". Sml
talte OIL arigea1 og, oe 5oronorin-
ger, 6en bill meofgre label i oct
.offentlige iom oct pribote 2ip. San
1uttebe meb at iige, at Set bar bans
ferlte Soreorag / en- norif 6oriam=
ling / Sbillingbperne, iioen ban tom
BERTH 1om l1niberiitetets @eftor, %
Oct Dor bom Ell @lp6e at mg0e 0is-
ie, poo @run6 al, at ban / fiji 8or11=
Dom Minnelota bop6e fine nGrlne-
ite Be1ner blon6t 5fdn6inoberne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Ser ierneres lite

&is6 paa Sirsbuge % lite 8peoe-
breO eller Sueoefaaer Of nogen
Clogs ON Dns6ogen mere / ct.
8aul8 &etaurationer. 5000 Mblni-
mitrafior $. Soober bar Dpfororet
ollie &eito1rafioner ober belle 2anoet
til at ipare poa aie6 og Soeoe.
&einltotet CT oben1taaenoe. Nu maa
man altfan u,l6oare fine v8beat
cafes ont Dnsoagen 90 fin u8eef
iteaf" ont Eirsoogen.
8aaar for 2pngblomitens Gamlc-
bien1.
Gent poo BET itore opofesnbe %
ubboloenbe @ierligbeosorbeibe nle6
at ifoffe $iem til De mango @amlc.
ss. ifol Der boloes Ell 8asar. iom
borer tire Sage, 25., 26. og 81 9f-
tober, Ser nil Fire eoht Broaram
bier Mften og mango 1D0elige @ien=
itonoe at .fjpbe % tage Nnmmer
poo, % Ser bill blipe Sorfriitl,tnger.
Sag I'LL Del i 8o5aren, iaa 6en fan
bIipc tilltrGffeligt l1bbDtte al Sen,
% 2pngblomitens sfonomiife MftG-
rer ton blibe or6net for / Mar.
De go1nle aoiaber bob labet alle
Slags GRANDDAUGHTER til 8a3aren,
og sc gomle Mpnb bar u0fert Gree
ifjarerarbej0e og anbre ppne og
npttige @jenltanoe, lom ffal felgeS
II! SS,1otagt for Siemmet; iaa De
bor ollie eiorte 6eres Be0fte for at
8a5oren ffol gibe gobt l1bbDtte.
8o5aren bolbes poo 9ania Sail
i Mimneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Gn 8%aaminbelie.

&oltmeiteren oplpler % ON, at al<
Ie Sulepoffer til 5olooterlle i Bronf-
rig mao bore in6leperet leneit ben
Is. Nobember for at bore fire paa
at naa trent til Sulen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
st. 1paul.
Rs5eSsr

n,oo inhienoes, Iaa De er Trptfc.
net ieneft Dns6ag &ften. 720,722
Iii Street 60, Minneapolissgeinn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

81. Yebers airfes 11nsooms-
foreni1g.

5ibite 5gn0ng often tolte @pm<
l1altiflerer g. 9e0i,1 peo Me6et /
&irfeialen. Sat1 fortalte liDliat ON
en- Gejie til gng1ano, meo ct lan=
gere Dpbolo Der, % pioere oper 8i.
broltar til Narieille, og ont fine
Sn6trDf fra be1tne @eiie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

Rheumatisme, $::s',; s: :ssssss r + :; ss. ssst
Bedstudstyrede Etabhsenent alden shasi Nordv weston. b, d, Wldermuth. fonhen-
wed Mudbaden. Jordan. r d u hos o. Eksaninerede Sygepljersker lar msorR af
Dameafdeingen. Lad os spaIeD Dem en- Rejse til Knderne. Gratis eknvelse
Dr.. w N. vreeand,B eNyrsr. Phones:D Dale 900. |, {. 5000
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
.-sE4 .EEs g
8aa ssnbas i st. Yebers banife
lmtberffe &irfe.

Ser bliper iom leobanlig @nos=
tienelte ONT 6ormiooagen @. 1880.
SCRUB Giro 800 er Der 8ibelflasle,
% iamtioig meb @uostieneiten CT
Ser 5pnoogsifole. 9il oen1te inobp=
bes bonife Bprn paa oct Derligite;
1igeleoes inobpoes De itgrre 8srrL
oe l1nge 90 @glore til Deltagelie
8ibe!flasien. u
0m Mftenen ST. s bI{Der Ser
@uostienelte / 4irfelaleit, bbor 400.
Glars Mir6et ON BEN lutberfe Ste
formation bill bltDe %frem6raget. 8a<
flor 81. S. Eurpgaaro preoifer boa-
DC Morgen og Mften.
ollie Donife inobpbes. Scr mulig
0elpge,1oe, fom funoe enife at bel
toge, meooeles, at &irfen bigger paa
90. Mbe. go. % 9. ct.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-11-02

Wheat, as much as steel is a

Wheat, as much as steel is a
sinew Of war.
Barrels Of -four by the thou
sands, lie buried in the ocean
the work the German submarines.
Our allies must have one billion
bushels of wheat to keep their
fighting strength. The burden
falls on us.
"War I&ead" is one means Of
saving wheat. It's bodybuilding
health-giving and good to eat.
And it cuts materially the amount
Of white flour needed in bread
making.
Buy clean, sound wheat from a
farmer. Grind it at home in a
coffee mill and try this govern
ment recipe:
Pour IL cups of hot water or
skim milk over mixture of 1
tablespoon sugar and III tea
spoons salt. When lukewarm
add - cake dry yeast or 1 gill
liquid yeast and ~ cups home
ground -four. Set over night to
rise. In morning add ~ cups
flour, beat well, put into CREASED
pan, and allow to rise until bulk
is double, and bake.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-11-02

Louis Nichols, the young man
from Tower left Monday after
noon for Camp Dodge. Nichols
joined the other men of the
county and state in the colored
company being modified, being
the only available colored man
from this district
He arrived from Tower Mon
day noon and after receiving in
structiOns and other necessary
papers from the exemption
board left on the 1885 train.
A squad of the local Home Guard
acted as escort and accompanied
him to the train. The members
of the exemption board also went
to the train.
Nichols belonged to the first
contingent Of the army which left
here several weeks ago but as the
quarters for the colored men had
not been completed, his trip was
deferred until Monday. He is
the sixty-fifth man to go in the
first contingent Of sc called from
this district. Three Of these have
been returned for physical dis
ability. According to these fig
ures it will be necessary to send
"a in the next call to fill the quota.
No orders have as yet been re-
ceived as to the leaving date of
the last contingent but it is ex-
peced that same will arrive
shortly after the first of the
month.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-11-02
WAR RELIEF WORK
Organization Perfected at vIr.
gInia Wednesday Evening.

Representative men of the dis
trict composed of Virginia, Eve
leth, Ely, Winton, Tower, Aurora,
Biwabik, Two Harbors and Inter
national Falls met at the Moose
Hall at Virginia Wednesday even
ing and listened to speakers de-
scribing conditions faced by the
men in the service in foreign lands.
The gathering also partook of a
supper served most excellently by
the Virginia Home Guards.
The meeting was called for the
purpose of lending assistance to
the SIS. 200, 900 Y. M. c. A. War
Relief Fund to be raised in the
United States for the purpose of
extending the noble work of this
organization to Russia, Italy,
France, Belgium and other allied
countries, from which a request
has been received for the extension.
A most touching address was de-
livered by Rev. T. w. Graham of
Minneapolis who described scenes
on the battle front and illustrated
the temptations surrounding the
soldier. He dwelt on the excel
lent work being accomplished for
the soldier by the Y. M. c. A. and
the effect of the organization on
the morale of the army. Lieu
tenant Dunwoodie, Canadian re-
cruiting officer who has seen SER
vice in the trenches in France and
in which service he was wounded
and sent home to recuperate, told
of battle scenes and also of the
American Y. M. c. A. work as
seen from the standpoint of a Can
adian. Albert J. Mason of Mime
apolis and w. L. Smithies OF Du-
luth also spoke.
After the addresses an organiza-
ton was perfected for the purpose
of raising $4,000 in this district
for the extension. A. B. Coates
of Virginia is chairman of the ex.
ecutive committee and sub-com.
mittees were appointed in every
city and village of the district. Al
a meeting held in Hibbing at noon,
$50 900, 900 was also pledged in
that district.
Those from Ely who attended
the meeting were Mayor Brozich,
DR.. G. T. Ayres. Supt. Chas. Ire,
IONA, Supt. H. E. White, Peter
Schaefer, E. c. Jones and Frank
A. Kent. Winton was repre-
sented by Thos. S. Written
and M. G. Green. These mer
were named as committee to have
charge of the work in this city anc
Winton and will soon formulate
some plan of action.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-11-02

Persons who plan to relieve the
coal shortage this winter by burn
ing wood can figure, roughly
speaking, that two pounds of sea-
soned wood have a fuel value to
one pound Of coal, according to
experts of the Forest Service.
While different kinds Of wood
have different fuel values, the
foresters say that in general the
greater the dry weight of a non
resinous wood, the more heat it
will give out when burned.
For such species as hickory,
oak, beech, birch, hard maple, ash,
locust, longleaf pine or cherry
fuel values, one cord, weighing
1000 pounds, is required to equal
one ton Of coal.
1t takes cord and a half OF
shortleaf pine, hemlock, red gum
Douglas fir, sycamore, or soft
maple, which weighs about 5000
pounds a cord, to equal ton OF
coal, while for cedar, redwood
poplar, catalpa, Norway pine, cy.
press, Eastwood, spruce, and
white pine, two cords, weighing
about 1000 pounds each, are re.
quired.
Weight for weight, however
there is very little difference be-
tween various species. Resin af
fords about twice as much heat
as wood, so that resinous woods
have a greater heat value pei
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-11-02

Consolidated Vermilion & Elk
tension Company makes report
of an interesting discovery from
geological standpoint, on it's
property on the Vermilion iron
range says Skillings Mining Re
view.
About four feet of sea shells,
covering a considerable area,
was located at one point. The
shells range in size from tiny,
round ones to others as large as
oyster shells, and all appear to
be in a very good state of preser-
walton. The shells lie between ore
and a muskeag overburden, at a
depth of about II feet from sur
face. This discovery is perhaps
of no interest further than to re-
mind ore of that which has lcng
ago been established. that this
part of the world was once CO.
vered by the sea. The recession
of the water in the course Of ages
left behind many evidences of its
former presence at which time
there was no lake Superior. That
which is now Lake Superior was
simply the lower depths of the
universal sea. The high boule-
ward which skirts Duluth has un-
mistakable evidence Of ancient
shore lines, established at some
period after the waters began to
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-11-02

pound than non-resinous woods,
and this increased value varies,
of course, with the resin content.
The available heat value of a
cord of wood depends also on the
amount of moisture present.
When the wood is green part of
the heat which it is capable of
yielding is taken up in evaporat-
ing the water. The greater
amount Of water IN the wood the
more heat is lost.
Furthermore, cords vary as to
the amount of solid wood they
contain, even when they are of
the standard dimension and oc-
cupy 12S cubic feet Of space. A
certain proportion Of this space
is made up of air spaces between
the sticks, and this air space may
be considerable in a cord Of
twisted, crooked and knotty
sticks. Out Of 1913 cubic feet, a
fair average Of solid wood is
about 80 cubic feet.
This, however, applies to the
standard cord, in which the
sticks are cut four-foot lengths
and piled 4 feet high and s feet
long. Instead Of buying the four
foot lengths, however, most peo-
pie nowadays have sticks cut
into two-foot lengths by gaso-
line saw. This results in. saw
ing Of both time and labor. The
purchaser should, however, take
care to see that he gets full mea-
surement when wood is bought
in this way. In parts of New
England stack Of 16 inch wood
4 feet high and 8 feet long is
commonly sold as run" but
contains only one-third Of cord
Where wood is to be burned in
a stove or furnace intended for
coal, it will be found desirable
the foresters say, to cover the
CRATE partly with sheet iron OF
fire brick, in order to reduce the
draught. If this IS not done the
wood is wasted by being con
sumed too fast, and makes very
hot fire which in furnace may
damage the fire box.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-11-02

A party of Cincinnati men in
terested in the Chippewa Iron
company operating the Mcdonald
property at Section 80, were in the
city several days last week looking
over the the excellent work being
done there. In the party were E..
B. Corcoran president of the COM
pany, F.W. Farnsworth secretary
and treasurer and B.L. Numbert.
Ed. Lynch of Duluth, one of the
fee owners of the Mcdonald ac-
companied them.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-11-02

In another column will be found
a notice by the Duluth & Iron
Range calling for a change in the
departing and arriving time of the
trains in and out of this city. The
change made several weeks ago
did not seem to meet with entire
satisfaction and the present sched-
ule was arranged. 1t will be
noticed that three trains will leave
here daily except Sunday and also
three will arrive. The Sunday
train which has left here at 6:15
has been discontinued and instead
will leave at 800 O'Clock the same
as on week days. The lis train
will also leave on Sunday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-11-02

BY the end of February seven
saloons will have automatically
ceased to do business in Ely under
the provisions of the county option
law as carried in this county on
Sept. 10. Chas. Peterson's license
expired Oct. 7. The Kanninen
license expired Oct. 81. The Gia-
motif license goes out on Dec, 16
and the Cox license on Jan. 81.
The Bracco license ceases on Feb.
II, Roterus on Feb. 10 and the