Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-09


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Eldora. Oct. g.. The public generally
are now familiar with the Roenkgen
ray discovery. II sxcites Id these days
of wonderful scientific discoveries but
little interest to know that by this pow.
erful adjunct q photograph can be tai.
en- OF broken bone Of q stray bullet
in our physical makeup. But the
same public have not heard 60 much
about another discovery which enables
g surgeon or any one else for that mat
ter to actually see every bone in the
human body. DIR. Morse, OF this city,
who has a fully up to date hospital.
not only photographs but sees the cons
.ditiOn OF all patients. Not long ago q
brakeman on the Iowa Central while
near Hampton broke his leg N two
places. The surgeon was called and
set the bones to the best of his knowl-s
edge and belief by feeling, then the in-S
and the man brought to the hospital.
Here the Fleuroscope Chats what we
look thru and zee our bones) was used
and 1t was found a re-setting was
necessary. The reader should UNDER
stand the doctor looked thru the plas-s
ter cast. the flesh and actually saw, the
broken bones. Some who have seen the
Roentgen ray machine will understand
how the Crookes tube 10 attached and
the electric light shows in the globe.
Then hand, for instance, is placed be-
tween the lighted globe. and the Fleuro-
scope, one looks thru and every bone
is plainly seen. The Picturesque looks
very much like the arrangement mall
parlors for views. One looks thru two
glasses into black box covered with
leather. Without the Roentgen ray at,
tachment nothing can be seen. With
lit the human eye looks thru board,
leather and flesh aId sees any solid
object inside the human body. This
last wonderful discovery, Ike many
Others, was the result OF an accident 1t
seems that German scientist was
holding In his hand mineral (the
knowing ones can give the name).
when fash OF lightning enabled him
to look thru It and see the bones in his
hand. Now the bottom Of the Fleuro-
scope is covered with this mineral and
so tonight Edison, Roentgen and the
German professor having used their
brains. the Looker-On was enabled to
see his own bones, covered with the
necessary flesh.
Now the above is as plain narrative
OF a great scientific discovery as the
Looker-On can put together But the
writer ran onto fully as wonderful a
political discovery here today. Eldora
has few democrats, but one who can
give good reason for the faith that Is
in him announces this departure. Ac-
Icording to this gentleman the republi-
can party is unfair in crediitng the
democratic party with the odium CHS
exact world attached to their reign
from 1892 to 1896. The democratic par
ty that Bryan heads today Is not that
party at all. The element that pro-
duced the hard times has seeded,
Joined the republican party or hard
money democrats. To blame Bryan
and his party is an outrage. They
never have been in power. And still
this gentleman for some reason object
Led to the name OF populist. And thif
democratic orator Is q curious make.
.#up. He voted for Harrison both times
4 No Cleveland in his. II you please. HI.
plea that Bryan and his party are mo-
Ientitled to the .odium" of the foul
4 years of democracy reminds one of the
/ Dakota orator who proudly claimed
THAT no populist treasurer. county OF
state, had ever stolen dollar. After 9
while 1t occurred to the audience thai
up to that time none had ever beer
lelected.
In a different form the following fig
4 ures have been published In the Ell
dora correspondence OF the T.-R. Tax
payers know it costs money for ths
county poor. Now Hardin county.
4 books are we'll kept; they are easy te
4 copy from. In 1888 il cost Hardin
county for the care OF the county poo
$500 In 1889, $4,ss1; in 1891, $s.1l5; il
4 1892, s3.741; in 1898 1868: n1s94. S5,201
I'm 1895. $6S9l. and in 1896, $7.4l9; ever,
wear since less, and for 1900 the figure.
are about $1,000. And once more here
are some facts: For some reason II
!! 1895 and 1896 the taxes for the count,
49,
3S,spoor in Hardin county We're twice VIVA
I they were in 1891 and 1882. For som'
4 reason those of us outside OF the poo
house had pretty hard times in thost
4 years During these mentioned year,
Harrison. Cleveland and Mckinley oc
4 cupied the presidential chair. Now y
i Mckinley is to be blamed for all of ou1
i troubles ii. e., democratic) and praised
for all our blessings u. e., republican,
a is it out Of the Way to mention tina
4 Cleveland and his party increased tn
d poor tax OF Hardin county Evilentl!
our democratic friend ttoday's orator
would have no objection to the PLACING
4 of such "odium. ~
ato 1zy1t4 - z
I ne owes HIS Life TO tho Forethough
Of q Companion.
s. While on camping trip In Webste
county, Mrs. S. 1. Stump. of Norman
town, w. Va. had q severe ttack o
Il bloody fiux He says. II firmiy believ
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