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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
4 japanese crappie.

There Is ar interesting study in natural
history in the drur store Of RIr- Gus Saur
on East Douglas avenue IN The form of a
small hsh. Days when the sun is shining
brightly it is almost transparent and
when ths weather is dark and gloomy il
becomes very black The fish is an ordi-
nary catfish and looks very pretty ia the
small glass s.ote tnat is provided for it,
The changes In color are tho provision
that nature has made for The protection Of
the Esh from its enemies and a very good
protection Be- is IN 8 bright clear day
with the water clear it would De very
easily distinguished il It remained black
ana or the other HAND in dark water and
on a dark DAY it's enemies would have
snap i It were 20 remain transparent as
II Is on O bright day one day q man
asked what variety az fish it was ard Re
was told that i vas q japanese crappio
or q very rare kind. Tire nan was very
much interested ard does not yet know
that i1e was looking at a very common
fsh the IKE ~ watch he had seen hun
.fr.,5s cf times
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
Quick Man At Dress Values.

W hlle the Miss Stewart opera .companv
was driving over the city one dav last
week what might have beer a very ser
ious accident turned out rather amusing.
One of the members Of the company was
not an expert horseuan but ne was de-
tcr-nined 70 drive one OF the rigs. While
driving down Douglas avenue a grocery
delivery wagon attempted 10 cross tho
street ahead of him. on the seat of the
wagon sat the delivery nan and his wife.
The @.rriage load Of theatrical peoDle
were going At ver3- lively clip and the
driver could not stop in tire 10 avoid a.
collision He pulled on the reins for all
he was worth but the end of the tongue
caught The rear wheel Of the delivery
wagon. The horses pulled back and the
delivery wagon was upset The man
vas thrown away from The rig but the
woman held to the seat and vas thrown
under the bed Of the wagon. People who
saw the sceide rushed out and set the
wagon VI The woman was not injured
to any ute, hut her clothes were slight
IS torn Harry Barlow. the advance agent
Of the show. rushed up TO her and said:
Madam. that skirt cost you about one
dollar here is three TO pay fer it." Then
the show people went their way rejoicing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
INCIDENTS
AND OPINIONS

+ her esslsta1ee aud she s1Ess ste5i ia-sr-s-
( ousiy that h. 81 right IN treat &c the
+ AAnhaitan and have = pink carna tfaH -
I his lcft lapel eutfonhaic. rs she ssen a.sg
/ Passport They lnet the complete avs
+ prevail os her to-ns compromise ssa she
7 rang ofT With 8 lo-zk - hacine sarlnaunses4
desperate obstacle. sud SWEPT Esllv
forth ana oct iugo the daytime Rag her
Z troubles Rere rot All over. fer at neee
/ the gi.l steaoEranher told by hrother 81
: the escspade ard ne ia tura sosd tWo rrore
I % his Young men friends ard these tArs,s
E Planned 8 Chinese puzzle foE the EfTi with
, the Jaunty nirty airs Promr<lv az
/ O'Clock that evening four young usn
stood around ike hsn or e. hot u1a sach
away ~ himself az the ManhsttAn cor
ner ard ali wore a pink casuatioa IN hfs
+ left lapel A few minutes later Topsks
avenue car STOPPED ara there aights3 th-
girl Who v.s @ meet her new frtsu5 for
the hrss time. imagine n yoa car. rre
profound perpleNitv IS she ne~voussF aaa
wozderinsiy surveyed the RACKS ~ Gem
ing Youths standing there az Smiles and
ar betscssG wHh her marx ~ hsenfiacs-
ton. r. rs anxiety Dot &c lsr her saT
go ey Unnoticed the real ana senuiaa
Young nan had failed O. aate ths otber
three and as -hcy has kept SPAR frens
each other thev rad attracted M atfrnffan
But as soon as thc girl pet lu her apptar-
ance they an sf5led 20 % earh other arf
toward the fret yooth ard taere fl 81
their CAV ARRAY. % forrscsnce the uhie
quartet stood The sir; teok ere lnfg
SAFE into the faces ~ the sqrad bas h9w
was she % ten wtIch vas which uF ~
was Nhee They au had an e1Ssr exr.c-
tart Iooi on their faces which they haa
been ~os{ng f7r ara stuayine rsr an hoar
or - before making fhe srpciutnssut. sii
yocths az least AL q that group q faer
looked alike % her. ard stupidly lessins
az them she stood Ter two minutes AS
several other girls had aiShtrt 81 the
sasne tiue the resi youth vas al thh
time busy tryirE 70 pack cat she ilksis
one ard had not noticea thls paFticaias
one rubherirS 81 him alonS v8th sha rezl
N the crowt go Tho comedy Il errors Nfrs
uerriiv on for the tHo niuates whfs
with 4 frfEhtened look - dsst racslon ths
girl sisuallei for tire returning ear aHf
went home - her mamma. no Doubt
solved that hereafter she vii ret trast
the telephone or a strange oeire e ssll2s
her plans Tor romantic msctteas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
They DeIved in Vain.

Speaking OF digging Tor treasure trove.
1t is not SO many years ago that an old
man and his wife died here IL Wichita
almost the same week. both Of whom had
worked for life n digging Tor hidden
money. They had home near Chisholm
creek IN this city, story and a half
house which stood for years empowered
in trees and vines. Both were spiritual
lists and both dreamed repeatedly OF
money hidden IN their land They worked
az night mostly and in their tine turned
over with the spade fully AT acre and
q half Of land Occasionally the neigh
hors would hear a rumor that they had
struck a cask OF gold coin. and while a.
first this wss exciting IL got TO be au Old
story ~ which nobody paid attention
The Old people were childiess ard they
died poor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
An oId-Time Actor.

NJ J. n Lewis, who played in Valley
Forge At the Crawford Grand during tha
week IS one Of the actors OF the Old
school Few OF his class ara left He
mas been on the stage an even fifty years
and seems TO be good Cor twenty more.
He is OF 3 long lived race. his mother be
inE stiH hale and hearty at g. He be
gan acting before il degenersted into a
husiness-wl.en II was a profession II
makes one sad 70 look al him ard thea
think Of The chaps who are calling them
selves actors now. HIS gray hair IS get
ting thin. but il still curis like that Of the
real Old actor Of former days whose soul
absorbed nothing but sunshine. He tells
the clean humorous stories that provoke
thu genuine laugh He belongs 70 that
fraternity OF eaviabie souls whose
happiness declines as his finances frcrease
and who can never be In a really ESTATE
state until his last pound IS reduced to 2
six pence IN his youth he strolIed from
town 70 town in the northern isles fatten-
ing up on scenery and rehearsing his
beautiful smile and coy wink with ever
rustic beauty he met in his travels. He
has always had an af1uencc Of content
Tnent and that : why those Two and sixty
summers rest 50 lightly upon his should
ers- He never had much winter for h
has always carried sunshine about him.
He frsternized with Henry IrvinS. Booth
Barrett. Billy Florence. ice Jefferson,
Dion Boucicault. Barry Sullivan and Nc
ConouSh in his time. and their stories. &c
centrcities and bon mots still live in him.
When he strikes a town he makes himself
at home in II. for the world IN his coun-
try and al people his brethren he hunts
MP some local afinities and his rule %
taking an afternoon nap and a fun nights
sleep is more houored in the breach than
for the Observance He SAYS his highest
ambition is % make people feel good and
he does IL Like all Of his kind he has
4 passionate f0ndness FOR Bobby Burns
Mr.. Lewis IS one OF the oldest Elks in thu
world. being q charter member OF lodge
No /
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
Ak Business Growing.

Something that few people would eve
think about Is the fact that the sale ~
axes 81 Wichita is constantly Increasing.
A hardware man said yesterday: we
have sold more axes this year than We
ever did before twice over 1 remembe-
that when / came into this store seven
teen years ego we 6idnt have an Ak On
stock. As the trees IN this section have
grown the demand has increased steadily
until II is now q considerable item ia
short. this part OF Kansas has become a
wooded country. Such thing as wool
IRE was unknown in Wichita for years.
Now logs burn brightly fl CRATES here.
logs which have Sroxn from ssppIngs
planted by the man who is feeding the
T-o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
A Smart Canine.

Tuesday Of this week a strange little
brown curly dog appeared at Victor Muir
docks house and made himself al home.
He was tagged No. 3. and appeared
friendly. Tuesday evening while one rem
Der Of the family was sitting before the
crate fire with MS hands held together 10
warm them ~ The blaze, the strange dog
suddenly reared Up on his-h hind legs. walk
81 forward and jumped through the en-
elrcled arms. Evidently he wanted TO
show that he was no common cur but that
he was trick dog Investigation at the
city building proved No. Is to be the prop
erty Of sir Yazel. who shortly afterW a I'd
incurred ana claimed his Pet. Why the
dog had sought a new home IS beyond Mr..
fazel but ne thinks ne has a oIew. Mrs.
Sazel last T--sday was III and remained
in bed The dog had never seen anybody
sick in tho house before and disappeared.
probably in great concern, for he is very
intelligent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
STUDYING the Presidents.

/ Wichita man who has been rcadir {
! the lives Of the president jotted these
items down:
There have been p elections and Is pres
ide1ts
Eight vice presidents have become pres
idents- Three by election and 1--WE by sue
cession.
in all the twenty-five men elected but
six have middle names.
only three men with middle names have
defeated men with but two names.
John Quincy Adams and three ether
presidents we're elected when they had
a smaller popular and electoral vote.
They were elected by the house Of repre-
sentatves
In >ne election there was tie vote
1870
Thee times man has been defeated at
one elect ~ but elected at ths next over
the man who defeated him.
Washington received a unanimous vote.
James Monroe received all but one OF
the electoral votes.
Seventeen of the presidents have been
soldiers.
All the presidents we're married except
Buchanan.
William Fl. Harrison was the oldest and
Theodore Roosevelt is the youngest prosi-
dent
John Adams rived the longest. being 80
while Garfield was but 4s at the time Of
MS death
seven presidents have been reelected.
". II Harrison was president but one
month Garfield served six months and
q BALI
ONLY two men ever served in the house
Of representatives, or senate after being
presidents.
TYLER was representative in The con
federate congress
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
Tried . Wichita Scheme.

1t depends. Years ago the Easle start
ID Wichita Ten Years Ago" a column
giving briefly items Of interest occurring
that far hack from date of publication.
Roy Kramer was working on the
Eagle years ago when he secured q job on
q daily paper up in Iowa. lie went up
to the city TO take his new job He said
he would make things hum in that old
burg He would introduce a Few Wichita
newspaper features. He did. one Of
them was ''Ten Years Ago He went
back into the files Of the cid paper and be-
gan to publish social events. X happen
ed that Mrs, Evarts ten years BEFORE had
given q party and among those present
was a Mrs. Stewart. Airs. Stewart and
Mrs. Evarts had afterwards became
deadly enemies The parer had taken
sides and fl was ordered that Mrs Stew
arts name should never appear in the "a
per aeain Roy knew nothing Of this or
that scene had taken place az the afore-
said party which ha6 divided the town
into a factioual nght He reprinted the
item OF the years previous, the whole fac
tional fight was revived and the uroPrie-
Tor Of the paper roasted Roy and ordered
Ten Years Ago" discontinued
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Eorned : sranish club.

Wichita is RON CO have neW society.
one that IS educational II as character.
The way thar it came about Is IS follows
Two Young men we're standing AZ the end
~ q clurtsr il furnishing store talking
60 one another when q thlrd yeung ulsa
entered Tie second nam spoke 10 the
newcomer ia spanish ana Vas answered
i2 tire same tongue. Numbsr three eX-
ela-1u1i -aat - was going % leave IL al
~ rhe -Grne1-s IN tne county vere
coming % Wiebita.
Tie three Fouug nea then Began talking
q each o1a-r ir Srenish end the outcons
oi i I'D Nas th-t each 7gEeef Ia speak
ast 1ss- 81 each ether ana q secure
~ aasf RI Others Vao saeW sane littis
~ the Erseg Taere axe severed 81
#iehita vhe sam speak the spanish
tongue aac siio for srant os 81 eprortuni-
ty q crec-ice ere tecomi-E rusty. These
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
TALK OF
THE TOWN

found in the following dialogue that is
repeated every day with slieht variation:
Hello there, John, can you come over
to my house. ] have a job of work that
I want done27
No. I can't come today. What kind
or a 50b have YOU
oh. just a little repair work. Patching
mp a trellis and cleaning UP, around my
arm Pe'Faps three hours work. Can YOU
come over tomorrow
NO 1 can't have got enough work
where / am 10 keep me busy for the next
two weeks. Good day. sir"
This story repeated is a source ~ great
inconvenience 10 many p fellow who has
s3me little bit Of work thet he could easily
80 # orly he had the time It Is next 10
impossible 70 get any one for few hours
work outside Of the college bays some
of the college boys are reapiag a harves Il
out CT this very condition.
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The Center Of wiohita

\. B Walters Of MooresviIle. North
Sarolina, stepped into the Eagle Office
Friday and said he had come for in
formation. re was told to ask away.
How many miles OF street have You in
Wichita" he said.
This was stumper He was told that
ne question coIld not be answered.
How far out does the city extend from
the CENTER he asked
He vas Informed that the city's center
was unknown.
But y here is your square," he asked.
Wichita hasn't any square he was
informed.
I'm sorry - Re said. Il wanted 20 write
oa2k TO the people It home and give them
an idea Of how large place Wichita is"
a look at the map Of Wichita shows
that the center Of the corporate limits is
AZ the corner Of Washington street and
Murdoch avenue. Who could have guess
ed It?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17

Mr. LynGs. the g1it player who Wa hfre
a short time ago haids uumher 20 ufc3s
ana curs ard hss piaved on most - CO.
links Ia eastern tnifed states Efe a.
thaf nothing q a bar 81 PLAYING the Eatat
iis has seen one armed fur1 rlsy IT, cen
Nes Jersey coast ~ says tsat one d~vs.
zee ~ the game has 81 Nltus 5anre
seeninelv an iuross asfiefion - ssr
as Fcif ls concerned Bgt fhie mau NJ
Lands declares vouid ~ gre moment ~
the stroke suddrniy quiet down ara s-n-i
che has nging belag really an rTectis
PLAYER
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
A Peculiar Custom.

Wichita goes TO work in tho morning
by degrees. the hrct man out is the milk
men and the Eagle boys a. m; the sec
oni group the truck gardeners. > a. m;
the third group, tne street car men at s
0clock. The clerk in stores. Worbmen in
manufacturers 81 2; the dentists, business
men at eight; the lawyers and doctors at
g. Tie earliest men IN the profession are
the dentists. some one starts to work at
every hour in the twentv-four in Wichi-
tia AT ono o'clock fer instance, the
writer's pa the Eagle begin. At seven
o'clock the linotype operators start in
At midnight tire stereotypers take hold
The last men 10 go 20 work IN the twenty
four hours are the pressmen OF the Eagle
Their work begins &c $3.50 IN the morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17

The woman was in high hack wooden
rocking chair. and had her hair down and
dropped over her shoulder she was rock
Ing 10 and FRO and coErbing her long hair
The girl who recognized her. tainted into
her companions arms \ moment later
members OF ths family hearing a scream
rushed IN and helped restore the girl.
Both told the story. and the members Of
the Stokes family. Mr. Stokes. his wiz
and three grown young nsen- said nothing
They did not seeE TO diSsuade the young
women There WIS no rocking chair IN
the room or n the house There are hun
dreds Of people in Wichita who know the
story ana good many OF them believe H.
To this circumstance may be attributed
the fact that during the hard times when
houses we're plentiful this residence. a
substantial one. by the way went vacant
and remained so FOR nearly two years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17

Much has been said abolt the new blild-
inzs that are being erected In Wichita ..-, 3
recently a list Of residences vas publish
ed. b,.t there IS one other side 70 th1 iu-
prcveme-ts that are coins or a. this time
that has not received the atteurior IT de-
serves. This = the im8rcy arsut b re-
pairs on houses that are ai-eldy 6uiL
II is lar greater than any one hss anr
idea CT II is no light patchwork hut
new roofs ard porches. new ao-rs end IN
portion of 8 house that is net eerE ~
paired in Wichita ~ he present t.ne-
Many houses are beiHs rem alea eailns
Isl. Paint is plentlul and tneFs IS Vora
for everybody. Aa example p the
amount Of work and the class is - 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
One Authentic Ghost.

Il has been some tine since Wirhita was
regaled with a haunted hease stor--. Dur
ing the boom a property 81 the southern
part - the city vas ruiaed by a story or
ghosts. The papers ignored it for q
while bu. VIXEN parties were organized 70
sit up with the ghosts az night the pa
psrs took hard There eas nothing 81
the story. A party remained in ire house
all night ard the g7o8ns ga the cellar d58
not msteriaiize nor we're auy figures see1
10 Elk about with lighted candies TIE
other notable ghost story occurred in
1Ssi Some enc heard ire organ ia THE
Episcopal charrh gong ~ riEnt ard -
ported T. After q pr5diziols sensation.
people having gathered outside ard heard
the strange music an inTestisa tian sfeE-
81 that G. wooden elect-csl transforue-
CT the stone wau wheu the current ws
resllcesi ~ midnight nsiac fhe noise whlch
sounded ike notes on the orgza.
Nichita really bad nut ca artheuticzt-
81 ss- Thc 1t0ry has sever been
printed Fictitious 1a-es are Efed -
tEe house SIN stands ard brings rent -
IFS landlord a. he tire ~ tie story
Isl two Toa-z women % this 1it~ re-
Ezai1e5 al aisht ziih tne siakez fsnEF.
whose home WIS snsn q Efsis waF frn-
t7E1 The eirls siept sessthtr in ta
upper ICON, the zi7cosS - eh l1es-
- toward sh= toEn- Soner.ue tn .hs
night oue 81 ire girls aEake ana foara
the r5m h-sEi1nr-r HEh7rz sre azake
fhs 0ths- elrl ard szsd that talre uas
he Ere eeSl 1aEu- R-1ta str.s 1als-a sas
- oca z1a PAR - the zaw a. see
i vas dark asstsaie Beth termed 81 s4r-
prise 1ve Ashss. 1ezeuhas ts
Err sere olr--ns n she fa-s-a ard s.is
% ---a-- Has q Eazlzl, HAc-n ezze - she
girls instantly raezsnLzsc as trs arsl 1gsz-
S112es 49, 4@4 Sse1 49, --rse s1z-z.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
A Church Of Alum.

". Smith, TIE barber or North Main
street has chunk OF alum which he uses
in drying his fingers before he begins 10
shave man. The chunk is about as big
as a mans fist and was presented 10
Mr. Smith about ten years ago Il was
almost square when he got il but now the
top is worn round and on the side is 4
large groove where his finger touches IL
That groove is about two inches long and
probably a quarter Of an inch deep Mr.
Smith says that the piece IS now only a
received it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
Never Inside : Theatre.

Mrs Dalton. the mother of Emmett
Dalton who vas in Wichita the iast week
S in many respects @ wonderful charac-
Ter The strdn II h-r Family j. Eirsin-
San and the stamp OF her personality cel-
onial- one rarely meets g person With her
great nayural disnits- ol mird- Her laa-
guase rejects this dignity 70 500 times
Win q sort ~ aus-ere sorrow she ree-ets
th1t since EirIeood her Htc hes beea
without fortune or its smiles She has
never been inside @ theatcr ana culy
within tie last six months has she rIdEza
g. . ranroae rain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
A Case of Mystery,

Stevens and Coleman. the owners Of the
bloOdhouads. had very interesting case
one day last week An aged lady came
into the police station and said that some
one had tried TO steal her chickens and
her son drove him OF with a revolver and
was hardly wounded by the man. The two
men took their dogs and went out to the
place fourteen miles into the country and
this IS what they found There were sever
81 splotcEes OF blood on the ground cover
Cd with box. There was hole IN the wall
Of the house where the son said the man
had snot 1T hin. The bullet entered the
house at such an angle that the man who
fred it would have 10 stand about forty
feet hight TO do IT, The boy said the man
stood southW est OF him fn firing the shot
hut the bullet could not have entered the
house the way IT did If the man stood in
the spot pointed out Near where the
boy said he saw the man was some blood
spots. When the shooting occurred the
lads brother came out and asked what
the row was about The boy led MIN di-
rec;iy 70 the spot where the blood stains
were. All this Of course happened in the
dark The man with the hounds could
not see how the lad could lead his broth
CT directly TO the blood stains wher he
could hardly see the man who did the
shooting Neither could they solve the
mystery Of Why there were tracks lead
ing from the barn 70 tho spot and none
going away as the lad said the man ran
like deer whec he began 10 shoot
After talking with the people while and
investigating the house the men found a
box Of books on the Jesse James order and
all If the books showed marks OF hard
usage so the officers gave up the case as
a bad Job and have ever since been roast
ed by their brother officers for biting so
easily "n such rank case OF a young
man : attempt 10 initiate the men who
made ossil le such bIood-curdling stories
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17

ScTerai inruirles have rru-het fae Esrls
lately acout "a uourufsl Iooeusofive uris.
tie which is heard fre sently abaat rnif-
nIght - ~ soui-stIrrla E in ifa arief. aas
M inveetiGation reFesfs THAR lf belongs -
the Missouri Paeiac extra Eeery snFf.
neer who sakes ite euf serrs taasf.fre 81
give lt uore mourafid feaen than Is uss
ever sivee before. Its vaH is awftll Ehs.
nan rhn made tie whistle end ga ls pass
t@rt NEST have hsa tss aeHrtau tes-
rnars-
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grabbing both his daughters by The AIMS
OF course they At once frh and draESesl
TIE old man down with them lie stuck
u them valiantly. however. irsggeI them
10 the eiSs OF the neor. tcok ~ their
skates. lung tie SKATES across The 1eer
every which way ane tcok his weeping
daughters home. Wichita had many ex-
pert skaters Fred BALDWIN and Ralph
Miziissn were very sknifni- They did a
series Of wonderful acts in duet and fn-
aily toured the state giving exhibitiens-
Both were rigged out IN skating suits
kRickerbocksrs. six hose. fancy coats
and round Russian hats Ore OF their
acts was 4 performance on suits which
made the native kanszn ho.5 MS hreath
in awe. The skating rink craze went rs
quickly as il came Il lasted about two
years. Hundreds OF people owned their
own skates What became OF themr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
GYM Water Advocates

II the southeastern portion Of SedE-
wick county gypf water II found. Gyp
water comes of gypsum deposits and The
first time a man tsckeIs II u causes him
great anguish. II tastes like water from
of dog graveyard. But after one be-
comes used 70 re likes It better thaa
any other liquid. The people in SedgWick
county who use ZIP water are said 70
be remarkably heslthful.