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WIPED OFF THE EARTH.
Aitata Gets Il The Third Tims-I.smar,.u.
BILE Results OF tho Storm. A n +

BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ls-on tsci
last trip Of the Pacific coast linc stcamery
orlSaba.up the Gulf OF California. "a I
officers and crew OF tho vessel were sur..
prised 70 find one OF the ports they make
regularly wiped on the earth. lyheits
me ehip reached the mouth OF tho rivdr
little ming town OF Altata, witch hi MI ],
stood thero on, tho orizabas last 1trIt,.
was gone. Not building Wao ie,.si,
standing. n Y a ;, z ~ y 4 -
This was one of the results OF 4hn te,r.t
rfble storm which played havoc on tl,g
mainland coast OF the gulf tetnber iT
and Is, Tho Orizaba has Just ,bruilr.hs
the first details which give! a cou,ppe..
hensive idea OF thc extent OF the dnn,aIen
done. The storm was a sor't Of n fcIiit, !.
poslte affair, taking on the nat,,re q z q !
tadal ware and cloudhurst, Totre,tts,
rushed down from the hills back Of A M
ia and met the tidal wave, carried M I.
from the sea and the town was obllb,r-
ated. Many OF the mines located inlnirtls
from the coast were flooded by ,thnS
cloudburst. Fortunately the loss oe iIfe{
was slight and tho Aitatans are n owit
camping in tents or rudely constructed,
huts q little back OF where the town
stood. ~ n n ~ &
Viewing the former site OF Altata from
the gulf the most striking objects that
meet the view are the spars Of ths
schooners Cometa and Rebecca, and thel
German barkentine Helena, which yeru
beached by the great wave.
AT MaZatlan, further up tho g,,Nf, 4
most remarkable result OF the storm Ia
observed. In the middle OF tho main
street OF Mazatlan, more than a block
from the waters edge, sits q schooner;
on an even keel. " She rode in on tho
tidal wave and when 1t receded was ieft
high and dry. Mazatlan stood the
storm fairly well, but much damage was
done. -Four German, barks that were so
fortunate as to be we'll off land, weather.
ed the storm in the gulf outside They
made port two days after the fury OF <
the elements had subsided, minus all
their canvas. The San Vicente rnine.
situated q mile to the rear OF aIazatlan,5 4
was flooded to the surface by the cloud.i,
burst. "a sS9 5f gl n a. NJ p 4
So far as Altata Is concerned, It as no
new thing for it to, find It's way oG the (
map. This Is the third time that that
town has been swallowed up by the sea.
Twice the place has been rebuilt. each
time at a point farther up the CuEacan|
river. This time the residents will, build \
well in from the coast, 1t is said. I,
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WHEELIN .N A..I N oNpAY. OCTOBER 10, IS!
'urg. w. Va, Win the Bryan party,

burg. w. Va, with the Bryan party,
driving from the depot In company
With Hon. Benton Mcmillan and the
Hon. ]. G. Ralphsnyder 20 the grove
wkere Mr.. Bryan spoke, returning TO
tho Ohio River depot. going with the
Bryan party 10 Wheeling. w. Va. re-
turning with the Bryan party to Char
lesion, w. VA, October 9, 1896. That !
have not by word or accommodation or.
otherwise conferred with the Hon.
George WaAtkinson upon any occasion
other than to meet him and shake
handswith him on Capitol street in
Charleston. W. Va, the day he spoke
here and at that time In the presence OF
several others who heard all that pass
ed between US. Il S TIM
~ Nor am !. advocating. directly or
Indirectly, the election OF Mr.. Atkinson,
nor do ] expect to vote for him, nor do
l believe that our chairman, the Hon.
.. II. Plersol, has had any private COM
muniratlon whatever with Mr.. Atkins.
son. 81 TT:5i G. L. SPENCE. ii
sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 10th day OF October. 1896. I,
st N G..l II. SHREWSBURY. Y!
s I, 4 ~ 4 'g$ i5'5ia t3 Notary Public =
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Tho Nry.tIc Number swlnller., ,

SPRINGFIELD, NO., Oct 1s.-Ins the
federal court here before Judge Phillips,
the Mystic Number" swindler, g. r.
/ Bell, alias James T. Schwartz. and his
four accomplices. Henry T.. Wells. MI
!chael A. McGinnis. Thomas A. Robbins
and Thomas Hobson. pleaded guilty to
the charges OF using the United States
mails for fraudulent purposes and were
sentenced last evening. Schwartz,
Wells and McGinnis, were sentenced to
two years In the penitentiary and to pay
fines OF $1,000 each. The others were
fined $1,000 each and sentenced to six
months In the county Jail. These were
the swindlers who represented to farm
ers that they were In league with the
treasury department and In a position
to give out treasury notes. supposed 10
have been cancelled, to those who be-
came members of their organization.
Several farmers paid big fees to become
members OF the Mystic Numbers {.
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DI.a.,ro,,,. Co,I,,,o,,u,,

Il ORANGE, Texas, Oct. 1S.-This morn
ing a head-end collision occurred, !. at
the south! end OF the. trestle across 1T
tie Cypress Bayou FSilve gnnd half,
miles north OF this place on the South
crn Pacific, by which John. Clancy, Of
Tinionville, Iowa. was Killed and, the.
engineer. A. r. Toler. of Houston, who
was running the westbound train, sus-i
tained fracture OF both thigh bones
and u dislocation Of the right shoul-.
der. Five horses and some other farm
stock In the car with Clancy we're kill
ed. The two tenders and seven cars
were stacked up In a space of less than
two car lengths with the dead man,
horses, hogs and poultry onGti,e bot
TOM tligA5 y 10 5ss, y. Az Sss55' tlsi
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Shot Himself. 5

NEW YORK. Oct. t..lS.-.Walter Louis
Lcnau, who married the widow or Coll
John A. Cockerill, shot himself yto-i
day, at his home at Englcwood, MI.
made no statement regarding the ar;
fair. The surgeons In attendance hold
out little encouragement Tor his 5recov-.
cry. az a. n y. 81 n
Persons passing by were startled to-
day by the appearance OF Mrs. Lcnau.
on the steps Of her house. She was
hystercal and twaS running UP and
down the street appealing to everyone
she saw ws"Get n doctor quickly: my.
husband has shot hlmself and is dy-',
iu,y 81 glgisl. ~ n 49, f-4rg sf.f Fft
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SIR EDWARD CLARK :
Criticised for His Ignorance OF tho yenc1-s
s!i;sltl = uclan Question. .gl = = X

< '.s
LONDON, Oct. 1s.--sir Edward. Clark
writes to the Times this morning. re-,
garding the criticisms OF his speech:
contesting the justice OF the British
claims In the Venezuelan case Sir.
Edward says that he did not suggest
that the Venezuelan question was be-S
ing used by either party in the United
States as a factor in the presidential.
election. '.-The object Of my speech,,"'3
he says, was to point TO the danger OF
delaying n settlement until after the
election. I quoted a-passage from the
Venezuelan case,alleging q falsifcat tion!
Of the maps, but expressing my disbe-.
lief in the truth of these accusations.
for the purpose OF showing the serious
elements OF danger IL the question
comes to be q matter OF hot contro-3j
Nersy between the United States and
England. K, Z "
J, The Times says edltorially OF the
above: 81 2! a n ~. q & q
lS"Sir Edward Clarl's letter IS an in-S
adequate answer. He showed O. cur-
ious ignorance of the elements of tho
controversy when he was tempted to-
talk OF 1t several months. ago 1t is las
mentable that a man who had been a
law officer OF the crown and an officer,
of the crown should lay himself open to
reproof In such a manner"
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OHIO MINERS
Refnsc to Accept n Misunderstanding to
& - Avoid a Strike. u "a, 4 n ~

Refn,e to Accept a Misunderstanding to
Avoid a Strike. f q
e COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 1S.--President
Ratclscord and Secretary Lewis, OF the
Ohio Miners, in this city to-day par
TALLY completed the count OF the vote
of the miners OF the state on the prop
ositlon FOR a reduction to forty-five
cents In the mining rate The Vote OF
about one hundred locals was cast,rep-
resenting over 10000 miners. and the
proposition is defeated by about six to
one. N ~ 49, + yt Y z i 4 sgsyG "a a.,
President Ratchford states that t}the
natural result would be u strike. but he
hopes this may be averted. He Will, to-
morrow, issue q circular to the miners
OF the state, IN which they will 4 be
urged to accept the proposed reduction
and continue at work. President
Ratchford declined tonight TO !, state
further what the contents of the circu-
lqr would be. t3 F,'aaSG
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t$ COBLENZ, Oct 1S.--A statue to the
memory of the late Empress Augusta,
grandmother of the present emperor,
given by the city,wa unveiled to- day in
the presence of the Dowager Empress
Frederick and other members OF the I'M
perlal family, representing Emperor
William and the empress. lThe grand
duke Of Baden, who married princess
Louise. the daughter t5,he old emperor
and of Empress Augusta. delivered an
Grafton, l9s '5fit 'ss.''',
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serlou. Wreck Reported. Reported (.

/ MANCHESTER, N. H. Oct 1S.---Al
special to the Union says that a railroad:
accident. believed to be very extensive
in amount Of damage, occurred atf1
o'clock last night at a point near Vent
worth, OIL the White Mountain division.
of the Boston & Maine. An express
freight train Of many. cars Is said to
have been dlmost completely wrecked
All that could be learned definitely up
TO two o'clock this morning was that
one brakeman was killed.
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TRAGIC DEATH
or or Well Known Character About thc
on Metropolis. n ;

Special Dispatch othe IntelilEencer,
sslsTERsyILLE, Oct. ls,-.Bnrt Ham
llton. known by everybody within a
radius OF thirty miles under the cogno-
men of"shorty,"is Is dead.
He met his death while at work for
surrey y Co., on the Pitts farm, In the,
Kyle pool, out on Indian creek. Saturday
morning between the hours OF ~ o'clock
midnight and 8 a. ms and from the posi-
ton his bodywas found In 1t Is supposed
he was sufTocated by gas When the
flow tank gets SO full It has to be emp
tied Into the stock tank and Shorty
was evidently doing sthls, as his corpse
was lying on the top OF the stock tank,
1ace. downward, presumably looking to
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Worln. Record Broken.

s. SAN JOSE. Gala, Oct. 1S.-Local
wlieelmen claim that c. NJ. Smith This
afternoon broke the worlds record for
five mile road time. He covered the MIL
pitas and San Jose fivc-milc course in
1920 fiat. He was paced by a tandem
two miles ana by another tandem for
the last three miles. The previous rec
ord for I'VE miles was Hi 2-5. held by
George ,Hmlln, OF the San Francisco
road club. Smith had an official sane
tlon to SO for the record, 3, ~ II
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Z HAVANA. Oct. {1S.-The board OF
trade here has unanimously endorsed n
plan for basins the new Spanish bank
bills on u silver value instead of on a
gold one. is understood that the gov
crnment will approve the plan.
= The Gunboat Contramnestrc saw n
suspicious steamer on Saturday night
near the heights OF Trinidad. The otfi-
GERS believe the steamer 10 have been
the Lauraudu. Others believe that it
was the Dauntless, The gunboat fired
four cannon shots at the mysterious
strunuer ,i3l5s,H gs4s8.t- lf' 't =
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HAVANA. Oct. 1S--h train near Ma.
vajas Mnntaiiz1s has been dynani!ted
-wlthstwn bombs by the insurgents Two
ears wers blown up and two wcre derall-
.cI, the rails wern torn up and two cin-I
iploycS were wounded, q
Assa result &of several skIrnishps tbs
Insurgents have had nineteen Killed
while the troops had eight Wounded,
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TOPEKA. Eas.. Oct. tS.-Owing 10 the
fact that tile drought this summer DAM
aged 10 n considerable extent the wheat
crop OF Mexico and the, Mexican gov-
ernmcnl has removed the duty on grain
for u period OF several months, Kansas
grain Is now on the move into Mexico.
The Santa lTcS is handling u great
amount or this grain and the officials OF
that road cxpectito ship over 900 cars
into that country within the next Two
mont hn iINFst+tlf E.sssss5 sl3 f5F- 49, "a
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LISBON, Oct. 1S.-The Portuguese
bark Venus, Captain Pinto, hailing
from this port, which sailed from Car
diff on October for Lisbon, foundered
in u gale on October,9 of Skomer island.
Twenty persons wcro drowned. The
Venus was 4 bark OF Gf7 tons register
and was built in 1862 ct Liverpool. Her
owners We're Rodriguez & Roza- Z.
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Gcrmn,,y yYnnt.,n sl,nrc,

Il LONDON, Oct. IA Berlin Dispatch
to the Times says that Che usually well; I;
Informed Schlesische ZCitung reports
that the German government meditatess
sending n mission to endcavor 10 secures
q tract of territory on the east coast OF \
China to enable Germany TO share in th9l
industrial and commercial development (
of China ., iffl3tf n ~ f5i5
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Ne,,iynl ofUl,nn,lnI.n,.

LONDON. Oct, lS.-The Daily News
has n Berlin dispatch which SAYS thnt
n batch OF Alsacian recruits who were
travelling on the railway, mutInjed md
wrecked the railroad carriages and
shouted s''vlve In Francc"Thls Is sun
posed TO Indicate a3rcvival OF cllauvin-
Ism since the cars visit. y -T,,' ~
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LONDON, Oct. ia Berlin dis
patch 10 the Daily News says that on {
Sunday morning Councillor Levy, ono Z
OF the best known OF Berlin lawyers.
was stabbed to dcathin his bed by two s
burglars, and his wife was so badly IN \
1ured that she had to be sent TO: q hos
pital. The murdercrs escaped.
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4 CHICAGO. Oct 1Si-+Theodore' S2lla+
,recki; q ntcam filter. was shot and Killed
to-day by WadcsloW 4 WaBozn nowski n d
laborcr. Tho allooting &ns the outcome
OF Il quarrel srrtrnl days hgo between
tho wiVes OF the. two mon, during which
the murderer struck Mrs. szularockl
with hiB fist. .rtjS 4 G4f ! X, ~ r5Ti l' 4
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CHICAGO. Oct. 1S.-The improvement
In Speaker Thomas 3. Reeds voice was
SO great to-day that his physician de-
cided he would be able TO address a
meeting, 10 be held in the Auditorium
Tomorrow noon under the auspices Of
the Hamilton club, lH.i, Il, FL a {65j
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coNsTANTlNoPLE. Oct. is-rt is
stated mere thar Tho United States min.
sister$Mr. Terrell Is rolnssto smyrna Ia
,cQnanlt Rsar Admiral Thoiuas5 q; snlr.
lridEe.w who b ~ command orttlnc suuad.
ron OF uG United States warships which
have e5rtnuxvouaGu ther, Iii II E si7i. f'f''' =
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LONDON, Oct. 19,.-A dispatch to the
Times from Madrid gays TINT The new
1000 ton cruiser Prlncesa dc AustrIas
which has been iixcd3 In the mud for a
month owing TO an accident h in tho
launching at Carracca. was yesterday
iionted OF Its own accord. Il n
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WIN Forre ,hr nn,,,.ns,1..

!, ATHENS. oct... 1s.E51he Asty pub
fishes dispatch from Consiantlnople
which states that the United States
,gnaiNship intends to force the. Daraan-
elies ana that IN consequence two Turk.
isl torpedo boats have gone 10 tho p,r.
.danelica and two others To Smyrna, :, ! +.
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Senator Harris Also III.

9 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. lS.-Private
information received from Memphis
states that Senator Isham G. Harris is
very sick near that city, and that his in
ttimate friends who know OF his condi-
ton are very anxious and alarmed.
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Miss Emma Moore Scott has decided
70 .rcturnEto india for missionary ,Es,rlSi
this Week. She las 5nlncod hcr3etihe
ktakQurr piano. USED less than /, ono !
year, M 'Our hands for: sale 1@ dispose
.ofEIt5dutck!yg5W we are allowed 20 make
ttaiyeryf low price on ii, ItcrN Is a rare
bargain. .!ss5.it
EN-. BANNER y co., &, ,...it
I, !. +. Whecllng, w, Va. &
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ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1s.-The I'M
perial bank announces that bar gold will
be purchased at st. Petersburg and for
eign geld coin ar all the banks branch-
es at the following prices per Russian
pound: N ssil 81 3t5, II. .527s
Gold bars-352.26ii6 gold rubles with
a deduction of l ruble for the cost OF as
saylng).9 fgi 4
Soverelgns-3oo22. .S15l5 gold rubles. .;
Other foreign coin: including United
States dollars-3lG. .94995 gold rubles.
The bank makes the alternative pro-
position that gold will be accepted at
the game price against the deposit Of
certificates. s. fJsiE. - IA q *
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-13
ConkIinE and Thurman.

Senator Roscoe Conkling was once
addres ing tire senate in an imfaSsicucd
manner and seemed TO direct his lC-
marks TO Senator Thurman. At length
the latter GO irritated.
Does the senator from New York. 4"
he roaTed. expect me 20 answer hin
every time he turns to ues"
For a moment Mr.. Conkling hesitat-
ed. and everybody expected a terrific ex-
plosion. Then with an air of exquisite
courtesy ho replied:
'When / speak Of the J. ". t-rl TO
the senator from Ohio as the Mussuln;.l
turns toward Mecca. turn to him rs I
do to the English common law Is the
worlds most copious fountain Of hu-
man Jurisprudence.
The usually decorUus senate broke in
to a storm Of applause, aud the Thur
man eye mOistened little Ii is ever a
pleasure TO be complimented, bat to be
oOmplimented as a lawyer by Roscoe
Conkling-that was praise indeed. The
two statesmen We're the best Of friends
and greatly enjoyed each others society
when of duty. ."-Baltimore Ameri-
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TIE Washington Post tells n story H.
lustrating the politoness Of Minister
Ransom. One day, when he was in the
senate. rs he was going down the cap
itol steps, he saw approaching very
dull. long winded Ian. RaEsOi4I was
alarmed. He was in no mental or phys
ical shape TO bear the hrunt Of n full
dedged bore just Rt that moment. He
must do something to save himself. As
the dull one drew near, Ransom. in his
desperation, greeted him with shGrt-
ness and hurried by. The other had
paused. but at this brief dismissal, Is it
were, turned away mp tho steps Fan
som was smitten Of conscience mt his
own TudeneSs. 1t was foreign TO his po-
lite and fiowery instincts. he must do
something TO take the soreness cut Of
the man. Ransom turned pleasantly
when some ten steps separated him from
the bore and called out: "Gcodhy.
Simpkins I've been thinking a mighty
heap about you lately, Simpkinsr' AT
this Simpkins began to betray sylnp-
toms of returning. but don't come
back, Simpkins." demonstrated Ran
som, wildly motioning with both hands.
I've been thinking a mighty heap
about you lately, Simpkins. but GOn't
come lack; don't come back -
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c~--ie ais business IN violation
OF cal lsE. Every peEso= has
IA IT linG oftSis fact il adv re.
By the terms Of section 3243, a. =,
and by the words printed across the
face OF the stamp.
TIE possession Of the STAN by any
nc son IN tie idieu Tcs- 20 3 caa-
not s=ie-fere in t5e slightest degree
" "A his rial, conviction and sen
tence under The law relating 10 the
introduction Of alcoholic liquor into
that Territory 10 which you refer.
Respectfully yours,
JAMESON, Acting Commissioner.
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An old negro named Nanny who had
taken a = day OF in order % attend that
most important function among Afro
Americans-a wedding-was asked h0w
she had cnjuyed herself
"Enj'y meselfl didn't enl'y meseh
no how. " was her reply. - 'rwan't no
weddin. dat ar. Twas Jest a marryin-
Dcre wasn't no cake nor Ice cream non
muffin else TO eat wuf talk4n about
'Twan't no yveddin. Twas Jest a mar
win. New York Sun.
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THE MARKETS

The efollowingp prices are paid in Ard
more for the farm products named:
Butter, IS TO 2Oc per ID.
Chickens, 81 so TO s1.75 per doz.
Eggs, TO &c per doz.
Sweet potatoes, 40 20 COO per bu.
Irish potatoes, 600 per bu.
Apples, $3.50 10 IS per bbl.
Cabbage, 2c TO Sc per ID.
Onions, 81 TO 1.iO per bu.
Corn, 2Oc per bu.
Hay, $3.50 to $3.50 per ton.
Oats, u l-2 to l5c per bu.
Wheat-Litte offering; ruling price,
50 TO CSC per bushel, according to the
quality.
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We ordinarily think cf tAo attraction
of grnvitatiul only as producing what
we call weight. and ~ governing the
motion Of the earth and other planets in
their orbits But agravitAtion acts in a
very important manner upUn the cirCu-
alton Of the blood In orr veins and ar
teries An elaborate series Of expert
mcnts has recently been carried ont in
England 20 determine Just what effect
gravitatiou exercises in this respect. and
how its disturbing infiuenco IL compen-
ssltcd in the bCdily mechanism
IL has been found that man 7ruhably
possesses q rloro complete Compensation
Of this kind than any other animal. and
that the monkey stands in this respect
next 20 man.
Injuries 20 the r7inal cord. asphyxia.
and poisoning by ch.orcform or carzrc
paralyze. more OF lcss completely. Ito
power Of compensation. and then tie in
tiuence q grsvitltiun on the cirru in
q the blocd may become q serioEs dan
ger
In s1ch n carc death is more likely 20
result. according to tho ccnciuFsurs q
Professor Leonard Hill. II tho body IA
placed Ia such position that the E5-
domcn Is az q lever level than tho heart
But the dasrcr may be dimini hed ~
removed either by clevUting the nbda
mya ar by ccr.ips sin.f 10 30 rs 20 drive
tine b.lod M 20 the heart When the
heart itsef. however,. has been injured.
as ty chiurufOrm, there j. danger IN furr-
ing the blood too rapidly into Il.
Professor Hill finds that. generally
speaking. tho best position for the body.
when the power Of compensation for q
effects of gravitation has boen arrcstc...
Is with the feet up instead of with the
feet down - Youth = COuuanion-