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Organization of
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just made by the Director of the
Oriental Imt'lutc of the University of
Chicago, Dr. .T amsoellrnyemfwycmfw
Chicago, 1> . James llenvy Breasted,
that funds have been secured for the
organization of an international group
of editors for the collection, editing
: r.d pul licntion of the archaic mortuft.y
documents which preceded ?he famous
Book of the Dead and out of
which the Book of the Dead was later
pul together. These mortuary texts
vere written in ink on the insides of
tli" massiee cedar coffins in which the
Egyptians r.ohles wore buried four
thousand years rgo. The coffins con
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taining this literature are scattered
throughout the great museums of the
world where they have never been
completely copied and studied. These
strange inscriptions will be called
"The Coffin Texts" anil thn mnrlf of
producing the great publication will
be in the hands of three editorsMonsieur
Pierre Lacau, the leading
French Egypologist and director ol
the Egyptian Government Department
of Antiquities, I)r. Alen H
Gardiner, the eminent British Egyptologist,
and Director James II. Breasted,
of the Oriental Institute of the
University of Chicago.
The Coffin Texts nre important not
only as raw materials for the Book of
the Dead, but as showing the earliest
belief in a judgment in the hereafter.
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Jonesville
'Dig Ol.l v?;ir ie Cftiid wifVi ito in?.
inid sorrows arid another mile stone n<
the journey of life is past. We set <
out hopeful on the new year on oui
journey to the next mile stone. Wt'
know not who will be halted and
called to their reward before it is
reached. We know not what awaits.
God kindly blinds our eyes. Moxy's
letter in The Times last week struck a
sad chord in my heart when he spoke '
< f the "vacant chair" of his pood wife.
I knew Mrs. Gault. She was an excellent
poed woman, kind and pencil.us.
A devoted wife and faithful '
mother. The past Christmas four
years apo "the lipht went out" in my
home; and left a "vacant chair" and
an "achinp void" the world can never
1.11. No one knows how to sympathize
with those who have lost a companion.
Who has not had the experience?
We have the blessed as&nrance if we
are faithful we will meet them apain
where partinp is no more. Who has
not lost a friend? There is no union
here of hearts thnt knows not here (
an end.
1 spent the holidays in Columbia. I
saw no sipn or heard any cry of hard
times. The pivinp and exchanpinp of
presents was peneral, but were useful.
The "'pood eats" were abundant. '
Then the drives over the city and suburbs
was much enjoyed. I wish the
editor and The Times force and the
readers of The Times a prosperous '
and happy new year.
Mrs. Telephone.
KE5ULT5 TELL
| There Can He No Doubt About the
Hesults in Union.
Results tell the tale, '
. All doubt is removed,
The testimony of a Union citizen
enn be easily investigated.
What better proof can be had ? .
John Petty, 8 Keennn St., Union, 1
snys: "Weak kidneys caused pains
through the small of my back and
they were so severe at times that I
couldn't sleep. My kidneys acted ir
regularly and the secretions were un <
natural in passage. I used different
medicines, but didn't get permanent
I relief until I took Doan's Kidney
Pills. They also helped another of
family, who was afflicted with kidney
I trouble."
OVER SIX YEARS LATER, Mr 1
, Petty said: "I haven't noticed the
, slightest sign of kidney trouble or
backache since I used and recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills. I don't know .
. < f anything better for kidney ailments
and backache."
Price r?Oc, at all dealers. Don't simply
n?k for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that .
Mr. Petty had. Foster-Milbum Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Some natives of British New
I Guinea serve lime to their guests.
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By E. R. Jeter.
D it's night across the mountain and ,.,
the little birds are singin', j,
They're chantin' o* the vesper time .
and dim and lone, a star j,
Above me in the twilight skies in j
loneliness is swingin', r,
And the little lights o' Salem uro jeallin'
from afar, v
They're beamin' thru the darkness and j.
ai me tney are a winkin',
A winkin' and a blinkin' with a v
twinkle and a frown, ..
The little lights o' Salem town int ?
the darkness sinkin', n
And you a whisper in' to me there, t
Sweetheart ()' Salem Town. r
The little hirdd arc singing clear, v
thru all the twilight stealin'
Down from the dusky mountains n
and comin' up the glen,
And clear thru all the distances the 1
little bells are pealin' 11
The little bells o' Salem town are
callin' once again. a
They're singin' o' my love to me, they s
tell me o' my sweetin', (*
Tho it's not of me she's thinkin* ('
, when the dreary night sinks
down, K
And it's little she's be knowin' that it's
her I am a greetin' C
Through the tinkle and the jingle
o' the bells O' Salem Town. 2
The little roads that lead away are F
gleamin' pale and lonely,
They shimmer in the moonlight
with a wan and ghostly air,
They bid me rise and come to them ^
and I'd be goin' only
I'm wonderin' and wonderin' if
she'll be waitin' there.
3e waitin' at the road's end beyond n
the vale o' dreaming
Beyond the hills o' Lorit Delight, u
beyond the fields o' brown,
Beyond the little rises where the little ^
roads are gleamin'
The little roads o' lovers that lead 1
to Salem town.
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Hie night wind's lips have kissed me is
and I've known the pangs of ei
sorrow, si
But it's I that will be going soon ai
across the fields and down, p
^y, thru all the villages I'll take my (j
way tomorrow vj
Until they gleam before me there,
the lights o' Salem Town, Av
Upon the little roads that lead to n
Salem Town I'm goin',
I'm goin' for to meet her and to
kiss her hair o' brown, c
SVhere the little bells are pealin' ano q
the little brook is flowin', a
111 met my Maid o' Salem, my d
Maid o' Salem Town! ii
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roof of the courthouse of Greensburg,
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Spartanburg, Jan. 10. With t
awest brand el weather Spartanhu
ossibly has over expei ieneed. the :
abernacle was filled for the tin
litinl services held by Billy Stind
anuary 8lh. The tnhernaelc s<:
,000, and morning, noon and tiitt
otind it parked, despite a slow ra
nth temperature almost at the I ret
ug point. It may have heen e<
,'ilhont, hut "Billy" made it \va
*ithin. He preached tin- old-fashii
d gospel, adding a few personal I'ri
ad thrills. With an earnest, \el
iient delivery, the evangelist dn
he truths home with lightning h
apidity. He does not exhaust t
ocahulary in search of soft wor
tit charges with the bayonet. J
ouncing his subject, Mr. Sunday mi
htills his forcts, and as he goes o\
he top it is like a thousand tin*/
uachine gun tiests in full action.
Morning morning dawned brant i
tul bright, giving promise of a f;
tretch of weather for the Billy St
ay meetings. Mondays are his r<
ays, and iiis first Monday in Spartr
urg the evangelist and his wife spt
iving the city the "onco-ove
imong the places he visited was t
lhamber of Commerce.
Services at the tabernacle daily
:30 p. m. and 7:.'J0 p. in.
iailroads Turned
Over to Govemmei
Danzig, Jan. 11.?Transfer of t
anzig railroads to tho Polish govet
lent, which is to .adminisi: r t
lain transportation lines of the fr
ty created by fhe treaty < :' \\
lilies, was accomplished recent
ithout a hitch, this being one
?e principal changes in to,up! li
le arrangements designed to gi
le new Polish republic an nutlet
le sea.
The Danzig railroads are to he a
er the direction of the Polish Mi
ter of Railroads in Wni saw an
raieu in conjunction with the !' >i
iate railroad system with an a.-'if
nt director residing in Danzig. T
oles, it is said, plan to retain all t
ermans employed on the Uan/.ie <
ision and in this way do their sh
>ward maintaining friendly rclatio
ith the Oantcigcrs so far a > !
lilroads are concerned
Bristol, Eng. ? Lady Ciriflith-K<
awon has launched a campaign to
uire all toachcts to take the oath
Ueginnce. She declares that hi
reds of disloyal teachers are impa
ig communst ideas to Brish <1
ren.
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Discovery of Tidal Movement!
llilo, Island of Hawaii, T. 11., .lan.j
10. Discovery of a distinct tidal j
movement, referable to the action ofj
tin- sun and the moon, in the entile
Jv
lava column, erays, islands, lake
'* banks and shelves within the encircling
crater of the live pit of Kilauea
volcano of this island, from which a
system may be evolved, whereby
earthquakes and volcanic eruptions
miyht be predicted considerably in adl>"
vance, has jus' been announced her"
xt by I'rofessor Thomson A. .latryai,
? jcovernment voleanoloyM stationed at
Kilauea.
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The tidal movements have been
ndemonstrated
by 2~?,000 observations
to occur daily and semi-daily, nnnln
,,e-is to those ot the sea. The move,
ment ranges from one to four feet
j' every day. II naturally i* more pro,.
nennced in the liquor la^al melt than
in th<> stiffer magma and the mow11'
nieuts of loth have been redound to
'us terms of regularity from the irrqRubir
u pulsations caused by gas pressiEre
with which they are meri^-d in the
)S complicated volcanic mechanism That
, actuates the entirr lava column, Prof.
of .Taggar said.
m- Purine: certain configurations of the
n. sun and moon these tides should pile
nl_ up into greater crises, possible, of prediction
in advance so that warning
might he issued of danger arising
>ns from the eruption, ho said.
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ir obtaining the 27,000 observations
also was related by Prof. Jaggar. H
; ail several volunteer ussstants vpeut
I"! days ami nights of extreme danger
within the great active throat > f
the volcano during time of intense ac1
i \ il v' onitrmitiic (i*uc nruc^iit a "m/1
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quent overflowing of the lava lakes.
The band pitched a tent upon the
hardened ln\a on the bank of one of
the lakes and installed their transits
and other instruments for taking frequent
measurements of the ntovep
ents <?f the fire lakes.
"It was pretty warm down there,"
Prof, .lairgar said. "Time after time
the tent poles caught tire from the
intense heat in the cracks of the floor.
We did alt our own cooking and boiled
out water in rod-hot flaming crevices.
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we iook ooservauons every '^o minute?,
dny ami night throughout the
month, often under very difficult circumstances.
We had to contend with
heat, gas, smoke, fumes and earthouakes,
rising and subsidence of the
hank upon which we stood and, worst
of all, the frequent overflowing of the
liquid lava that more than once nearly
cost us our lives."
London. Two institutes have been
opened in England to teach farmers'
(laughters all scientific phases of making
cheese, caring for poultry, cooking
and farming. Eight more schools will
be opened next year.
See that brake rocker shafts and
such parta are oiled.
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