Wanting coal, we could not have smelted the iron needed to make our engines, nor have worked our engines when we had got them.

The Weald as it appears to us first, is the secure home of those who first smelted the ironstone in which it abounds, and as such it remained during many ages.

It began around the Bully Boy and Theresa group of mines midway up Squaw Gulch, spreading down to the smelter at the mouth of the ravine.

"T' Maister's too strong for him," said a smelter to his neighbour.

The Anaconda smelter, built some twelve years ago, is said to be the largest in the world, and the town itself seems to literally talk mining by its streets, its houses, its business, its habits and its people.

All were winnowed through and through; Five lines lasted sound and true; Five were smelted in a pot Than the South more fierce and hot.

"A Mr. Nabb, a few months ago, brought me some white metal, which, he says, he smelted in a common forgeit was as bright as silver, but too hard to bear the hammer.

These are picked up by the natives, and are smelted by means of charcoal in a very small, rude furnace, blown by the hand-bellows, common all over India, and still used in Europe by the Gipsies.

A huge sum was spent in pumping thousands of tons of water from a depth of hundreds of feet, in new equipment for the mining operations, and in the construction of a smelter.

I know all about the smelter business, but that's no sign I can sell electric belts or corn salve.

a craftsman cast it, And a smelter o'erlays it with gold.

And this Baltic race, as we saw in an earlier epoch, was the source and mother of the old De Danaans, whose hair was like new-smelted gold or the yellow flag-lilies of our lakes and rivers.

He knew that Waco had never belonged to the I.W.W., but if the impending strike at the Sterling smelter became a reality a good cook would do much to hold the I.W.W. camp together.

A sinister restlessness grew and spread insidiously among the smelter hands.

Others appeared at the smelter in a like condition.

The heads of the different departments of the smelter became worried.

Local papers began to make mention of an impending strike when no such word had as yet come to the smelter operators.

Some of them voted to work; others voted loudly to throw in with the I.W.W., and among these were many foreignersSwedes, Hungarians, Germans, Poles, Italians; the usual and undesirable agglomeration to be found in a smelter town.

A week before the strike began, a committee from the union met with a committee of townsmen and representatives of the smelter interests.

A notable advocate of arbitration, a foreman in the smelter, was found one morning beaten into unconsciousness.

And the worst part of the whole business is that the men what paid didn't owe anything to the smelter or to them others.

It was three of the clock and the sun was very fierce on the dusty, unslaked yard of the Wolfsberg, glaring down upon us like the mouth of a wide smelter's oven.

I then went to Vivian's smelting furnace where they bought lead ore, smelted it, and run it into pigs of about 70 pounds each.

Sedeño and the smelter of ores, Giron, who came here in 1510, made oath that the two slaves each brought with them were for their personal service only.

These smelter products were in gold retorts of such a size that they could be made away with as easily as though they had reached the mint and been coined.