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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
LARGE DEAL MADE.
one Of the Mo-s Impurtant In the Rail
road Line Contaminated.

One of the Most Important In the Rail
road Line Contaminated.
Chicago. Dec. 3l.-One OF the most
important deals In the history Of rail
road corporations has been mad,
known. says the Daily News Early
IA the year J p. Morgan a co. will an
nounce the consolidation of the Erie
LehIgh Valley and the Reading rail.
roads. The merger viii be planned ait
er the manner % the Northern Sc.
curity company the stocks Of the com
panies TO De pooled and held as a basis
Of the issuance Of large amount OF
common shares which will take as
their name and title Is TO be given the
consolidated companies.
-Four roads. according 10 the news in
formani. viii be Included In the mor.
ger, the Jersey Central being now CON
trollod by the Reading company. The
plan FOR a consolidation. u 10 said. has
been In contemplation for nearly
year, and held In allegiance owing 10
the inability OF the promoters 10 get
possession Of a majority of the Lehlgh
Valley shares.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
AMERICAN ARRESTED
lie Is Charged With WOunding th,
Sunlight's Second Mate.
RACE MATTER CAUSE
The Party Who l. Accused Of Doing
the Shooting Was with Dini.
Guilty Overpouered and I'm
prisoned on Shore.

Kingston. Jamaica. Dec. 3i-COusid.
srable excitement prevails at sayannh
Ia Mar. on the southwest coast Of this
ISLAND. caused by the shooting there
Tuesday Of Jsmaican negro. the sec
ond mate OF the American brig Sun.
light. by the first officer OF that YES
sci. II. G. Gardner. OF Maine Accord
Ing 10 the dssils which reached here
the trouble arose on board the Sunlight
over the color question. and the crew
left her and refused to return on board
During the disturbance IL appears
that Gardner fred at the second mate
and probably fatally wounded him. A
strong force of police went on board
the brig TO arrest Gardner. and Ii was
with difficulty he was overpowered and
taken 20 jail. The police were com
pelled to guard the building In order
10 prevent the native mob from at.
tacking H.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
coAOJUToR FOR KAN.

Archbishop "i nIy,rsc of ~. Iaui. O.. Co.
Have One soon.
So Louis Dee 3l-Afohbishop Kain
has received word from Rome empow.
ering him 20 apply Tor coadlutor and
be- has issued cali to cousuIters and
irremoyahle roctors of the ST. Lonis
diocese asking them 90 meet FOR The
selection of three names for the co
adjutorship on Jan o az Kcnrick sen.
mary This action docs away with
any prospect 0f an auxiliary hEh0n. a
coadiutor bishop with The right of sue
cession De- desired hy thr pope i0r this
diocese This action is in accordance
with The wishes of the majority OF tbC
Clergy of The diocese.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
FROM AUSTIN.
Prseaution !. to Be Taken Against tho
nBbonie Plague.

Prseaution .. to Be Taken Agains, IN,
nBbonie Plague.
Austin. Dec. Silt was announced
by Governor sayers that the organiza-
tion Of the faculty Of the Southwest
Texas normal at san Marcos would no.
be attempted under his administrator
on account Of the buildings not beinl
completed.
On account OF the exl-tcnce OF bG.
bonic plague az different points IN
Mexico state Health Officer Tabor has
Instructed quarantine inspectors at La
redo and Eagle Pass 20 resume their
duties at once. and make careful in
spection OF all persons coming from
Mexico and quarantine them II from
Infected points. This is done as a pre-
caution 10 keep the plague out OF Tex
as
Receipts from land sales. interest.
principal OF university. orphans home
lunatic. blind and deaf and dumb
asylum funds for December. as report
ed BY the state treasurer. amounted to
,i9155i.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01

Wichita Falls, Tex. Dec. 3i.--A ar
hculty In which two men we're badly
wounded occurred at the residence OF
Mrs. kierst about eight miles north
Of Iowa Park Tuesday Sheriff J. ~
Howard arrested William Gobel and
placed him IN the county Jail Tho
sheriff states that when he arrived M
the kierst residence he found Joe
Klcrsi shot through the breast and
neck and in a dying condition. and he
will hardly live through the night
William Gobel has an ugly Essa across
his throat and has his hands hadly
6lashed. Gobol claims aC,fdcfcnse.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
Rsmorsd Resignation.

Fort Worth. Dec 3i-it is reported
here that w. II Weeks. general pas
senger agent of the Cotton Belt road
has resigned 10 accept the position OF
southern representative of the Kansai
City Stockyards company with head
quarters here n NJ Kirkpatrick has
also been appointed travelling agent Of
the same company. succeeding J NJ
Wilson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
Doc ch,rg,. AeaLn.l charman.

London. Dec. 5l-Georgs Chapman
whose primary trial is stili going on
here. was arraignod on the additional
charges of numbering his first and sec
ond wives. An autopsy ol the exc
hum'd remains indicated they had
been poisoned The prisoner applied
% Consul General Evans for protec
tion Chapman went to London from
America in 1893 ne was arraigned To-
police court Oct % last. charged with
having poisoned q young woman re-
ported 20 be- hls wife
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
MEXICAN Knlsd. rhr.. Men stabbed.

Beaumont. Tex. Dec. 3i--A Mexican
vas H.lled here Tuesday night Il d
alleged he wa bnrglarlzlng a saloon
In fght az dance twenty miles
from Beaumont Joe Wingate was dan
rer0usly wounded. sam Bose was stab.
bed IN the breast and Morris Caruth.
en- badly cut An are white.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
COMBINATION CLOSED
Seventeen OF the Leading naiIsabie Irs,
Concerns Are Merged.


Concerns Are Merged.
Birmingham. Ala. Dec. 3l.-An Az,
Herah special from Chattanooga
says: General Manager James Nee
han OF the Boss.Meehan Foundry com
pany. has been informed that the com
bInation OF the malleahle hon con
Germs OF the country has been closed
and that the transfer OF interests will
take place some time in January.
The deal takes seventeen OF the
leaf'7g malleahle iron concerns In the
INF, 4 States and the capital stock
OF the combine is rated at from SIC.
10000 10 $4,000 900. II is ono of the
strongest combines IN the United
States. and as a result of the com
bine. the Ross-Mcehan Foundry com
pany Of this city will undergo consid
erablc Improvement
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01

Guthrie Okla. Dec 3l.-As a result
OF a quarrel Albert Mclean and WIN.
Wilson. attaches of the Phoenix thea.
trC az Hobart, fought a duel Tuesday
with rovolvcrs and both we're shot.
Wilson's wouud resulted IN bis death.
Mclean wll -ac0yer
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
' sAFFLED DOCTORS


Retired Methodist Divine Dics from
strange Bone Disease.
New Decatur Ala. Dec. 3i.-Rev
Dr. Marks. retired Methodist clergy
man. aged eighty years died near
shclbyville. Tenn. from a disease
which banlei the diagnosis OF skilled
physicians from New York. Chicago
and many other cities Thin sheet car
tilage or bone. commencing its grow,h
four years ago encirCled tho man
body from the peius 10 the chest
gradually suspeuding functions Of the
organ until death ensued The press.
ure of the cartilaglnous growth upon
the heart and other organs OF resp.r
alton Is believed 20 have been the lm
mediate cause % his death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
PEEsENTMENT MADE.
Grand Jsry Tsvor- nr"ati,u Operation
surfao. and Elevated Lines.

'1"" Jury fHN"fr hi""hlNu ppstHfI "a !
.surfacs and Elevated Iinss.
New York. Dee 3i.-The King.
county grand jury made a present.
ment on the traction facilities 10
Brooklyn. recommending steps De
taken to aunul charter OF constituent
companies and the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit company and the city acquire
and operate surface and elevated lines
The prcfOutmout declares the sent
conditions are iHf0Ierahle. and con
tnlua statement of officials of Tho
Brooklyn Rapid Transit company. boz
which o. .s alleged they could cure fhf
evil, hut are unwilling 90 ao so. Tia
jury expresses fhe opinion chat tfc
roads cam he operated g.aGtably ou %
tAGlc cent fare Ia#a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01

rSs grown steEmIy uOrs- uurinE rn-
last few days due 20 excitement over
the elopment of the crown princess.
which 10 connection With his great
age and weakness. has had a depress-
INK effect on The kings mental con.
dillon
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
KINGS CONDITION.

Ruler of saSony's Mental state T. 90 us
Looked iuto. =.
Dresden. SaXony. Dee. 3l.-Klng
George has appointed a special court
o. seven judges 10 try the suit Tor d.
vorce which the crown prince has dc.
cidei TO institute against the crown
princess.
Prof Curschmann OF Lelpsic has
been called Tor consultation with the
court physlc ans regarding the kings
condition. which gives much concern
10 his family Although diagnosed
a. influenza. his malestys condition
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01

Gibraltar. De. 3i-The Spanish
slo0p OF war lufllil Isabel has sailed
fr0m A'g'ars o.. Morocco. General
Chau assumes command % the Span
ish expeditiouary forces.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
MoORs MURDERED.
\ NunL.r Unde, uriii,h Trai-ction Have
Been t'ut to Death

been put to Death
Madrid. Dec -Gormlny has noti-
fed spain that she intends 90 abserye
an attitude toward Morucco similar 20
that %, Franco and Great Britain AZ
the powers are tlus 10 accurd w.ta
SPANS desire t1 maintain q status
quo. a dispatch rs % here from
CHfl Morocco ay tdr NlIrs who
atre under British protection have
been murdered Iy Moor between Tam
giar and Tp.rs1 kabgie in the vi
c.L.ty NJ Mullla Morocco are quiet
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01

Cameron Tex. Dec 3l-A negro
named Tom Nichols was placed Ia fail
upon default ot bond in the sum OF
$500 lif s charged with Incest upon
BIZ la.yelr-n-l chLll.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
Tho narne Tribunal to -ettIs Th.m.

Paris. Dec 3l-Fance and Guate.
mala have agreed to submit 10 the IN.
teruational Arbitration court at The
Hague the French claims against Qua
temala. They are similar 20 those
against NencEgela
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
splnI.h crul..t ~. b ranrIsr.

Barcelona. Spain. Dec % Tho cruis.
er Rio De- Ia Plata has been ordered TO
Tang.er
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01

London. Dec 3l-The government
OF Portugal is sending warships 20 Mo
rocco 90 protect her Interests there
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-01
EXCHANGE SHAVING PARLOR

IL. B. DORSEY, -: Proprietor.
First-class Hot and Cold nHTU
; b ow er and Vapor DHn
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20

on run, and then you may as well
give up the job, If you do not wish
to run the risk Of manning her At
another time when she stands in the
center. several bees careSsiug her.
make one grasp for the wings with
the right hand, gust between the abb
domen and the thoraN Do not be
afraid of crushing the wings; but be
careful TO avoid pinching or punch
ing the queen on the comb, and espe-
cially squeezing her soft abdomen.
If You catch her right, She will he
as shown in Fig. !. She will bend
the abdomen over and reach with
her hind legs around behind in the
effort. Just as shown, to push the fin
ger, away with the left hand,
catch hold Of her between the thumb
and fore finger i'm such a way that
the finger win he on top and the
thumb beneath. See Fig 3D II You
grab her 10y the waist You need not
be afraid Of hurting her for this pos
tion Of her anatomy will stand con-
siderable Pres. .urr without injury
With the right hand take a rair Of
scissors and clip one wing at about
the point shown I'm The l,ustration
Zig. -; but do not clip both wings
as there shown In putjiug The
queen back on the comb be very
careful not TO let her drop, Let her
down gently on the comb, or raise
the forrdugcr and let her crawl from
the thumb ON TO the comb
have seen some veterans who pre-
fcrrcu TO grab hold Of ia" queen as
shown in Fig. .. She /, first picked
up as shown iu 1 ,hcu she is caught
by the legs as shown in 2, While a
veteran can hold queen in th.. way
,hc average beginner would b' iohlo
10 squeeze too lard and pull lc" leg,
of, then if ven grab one 'cr only.
the queen win rcyo'yc round and
round til she twist. II of, and iu an
probability take wing The plan
shown i'm and is the safer TO cm.
ploy
There viii he times VIXEN one doe.
not have handy q pair Of scissors,
Very we'll, ne Is TO pick the queen mp
ns shown in !; then hold her with
the Icn hand, as iIlsratcd I'm BE-
Now with the knife In the right
hand. place one of the queens wings
ON the corner Of a Hive body or hive
cover in such a way tho, tie knife
blade win cut through into the wood,
,cv-mg the wing do not know
but would about q. soon have a
common knife. If II Is sharp, as scis.
sors. Glcauincs in Bee Culture,
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
MAKE A DIAGNOSIS FRS
In Dealing with Illitcrncy
Must First Get II Clear Percep-
tion of the situation,

"The reading Of the figure, as
southern illitrracy Is not a checf
diversion And yet it were folly
assume that we can aid the south |
the exercise of blind affection wh
would blink or conceal the fa|
These fact, are not taken from 4
tale of an enemy; thcyarc taken IA
the reports of our own ,uperinic
cuts of public instruction, they ~
part of our local rs well as a n
of our national records The Nd
duty of the physician who would
ply remedy lies i'm a ,ympaih'|
but fcarIcs, diagnois The first III
of wise educational stalcsmanA
j. clear and uilIuchiug pcrcep
Of the situation There is no di'gn1
i'm our ilIitcracy 1t is due to hisdI
and formidable forces, There Wa.
be every disgrace, however, In a poi
which would now pcrpctuate u
conccalmcut, and which would n
its indifference upon the hush' Oi
nattcring and scusclesS optimism.
"l have said that we must edncl
When / say Wc,' ! mean that we H
count all Of our people within
fellowship Of responsibility VIVA
the partnership Of obligation
great masses Of our white pco.|
should hold the first p'occ OF ln'
tive, dignity and service, No man
go to them with aims, 70 rouse in
10 see their duty their duty TO 'D
children, 10 themselves and to u'
country and then tu help 'hcm 4
how hruycly and how well lhe} %"
selves can perform this dOW n
have here, as have already 'ad
fundamental aud distinctive cI'm'
In the policy Of the southern V'
ton bu0rd" Edgar Gardner N0IP
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
HOGS AFTER CATTLE.
tO the StOCkmnn ~ Well ns
the Consumer.

At Wisconsin convention in a dis
cus,iou on the profit of feeding steers
l.. II. Kerrirk said that be could not
figure out a profit without having
swine follow his cattle. In no other
way could he get full value outot his
corn That wa, about three year, ago
when corn was comparatively low in
price. How much more is II true now
whom corn !. high In price? torro-
spondcut- report cases where stock
mJu have sent half-fat cattle TO mar
kpr because they could nor buy hogs
TO follow their cattle. They figured
out that they would thu, bee feeding
cora ar Joss. This Illustrate, how
closely the beef feeding business is
connected with the hog raising bu,i-
ness. The hus.uos, Of swine raising j.,
therefore cur Of the chief supports Of
the cattle raising industry. Take
away the hog aud the bccfUaNrr
would 60 out Of business or he would
charge much higher price for his
product The consumer of beef l.
therefore doub.y blessed in 'he hog.
I'm the first place lyrca,ou uf the hog
the beef that be- consume, has cost
lr., than it otherwise would cr,t in
the second place. the presence OIL the
market Of large supply of pork keeps
down 'ho price Of beef The hog j..
therefore seen tn hc several times
b.u,rac,or Farmers, Review.
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
CLIPPING QUEENS WINGS.
ueoinners should First Practice on
DroncS. Then ON " 0rker bees'
10 Gain Experience.

TO the veteran it may not be nee
ess4rt t. give any sp.ciu nstruc.
tiouS. But even some of these may
be surprised to see that some other
veterans way of doing it is better
than their own. The problem of clip
ping. to the beginner, especially II
he has never accomplished the feat,
seems very difficult and for his ben
eft especially. | show the method
that | ordinarily employ,
After finding the queen ON the
comb smoke the bees just enough
to make them stick their heads in
.he cells. This gets many Of them out
of the way. Ghcn | reach for the
queen. 1t must be one quick grab.
TO chase after her with the fingers,
occasionally touching the wings,
makes her nervous. as well as your
self; and the result is, she will start
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20

As matter Of fact, there need never
be any particular style of lace more
in vogue than another, for any good
pattern, be it real or only fine mita'
,ioa, finds favor in the eyes Of the wise
woman. The most important thing
in these days when limitations are so
wonderfully clever, is not 20 buy com
mon makes. If one cannot afford
much-aHd the majority Of women
canuot-haye a little good, and let II
do duty on any number Of gowns.
Almost every known fabric is being
pressed into service for the blouse
beautiful and the blouse useful Crepe
de chine, washing satin, japanese slik,
fine muslin, and that most delightful!
Cf all the newer materials known as
chtlon-voile are all charming while
for the cool mornings that are bound
to come in the summer time, Gelane
will this season take the place Of fan
mel. That reminds me that the de-
LANES of to-day are produced in all
kinds Of fascinating patterns, bring
ing forcibly TO mind the Dolly Warden
ch,utzes Of long ago. Some Of the
newest patterns from Paris show the
spot, While checks and stripes Will be
vastly popular later on both for
blouses and charming afternoon
frocks.
There is one blouse which we shall
continue to admire. although it does
no; have the charm of novelty to rec
ommend it to my lady Of fashion, and
that is the one of dainty lace. prefcra-
bly, Of coarse Irish crochet, Accord
ing TO the latest decree Of Dame Fash
ion, the only lining permissible in this
blouse is one Of mouSseline de sole or
chiffon; to be worn over an elaborate
ly trimmed slip Of white washing silk.
When bIouses Of this description are
fashioned of good lace-aud it is a
mistake to use any other kind.-seyere
simplicity in matter of design is the
inyariable rule, and they are usually
made to fasten plainly Gown the back,
with a somewhat scant amount Of
pouching at the waist in front.
The summer shirt waist for 1908 is
simply delightful in both fit and fin
ish. The smartest-looking are made
of linen, both plain and Of figured
variety. This last looks almost like
fine pique, but it is linen nevertheless,
and is quite frequently used for the
pretty shaped yoke which marks the
shirt of this years vintage, and also
to form the plastron-like front, which
is seen TO such particular advantage
on many Of the new shirt waists
brought out this month. With each
passing day something new and charm
| ing is seen in summer millinery.
The new toQues are remarkable
/ chiefly on account of their tiny pro-
portions, and should they get much
smaller would hardly seem t. answer
the purpose Of head covering.
The French sailor hat is the idol Of
the hour its Geyotees being found
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20

attention was given to every detail
in dress than just now. | have con-
tiuually referred to the great efforts
fashion makers are putting forth to
revive the Louis XIV ia ashions. and with
the advance Of summer there is no
doubt we shall see a predominance of
these fashions; though, OF course,
many of the leading features Of this
interesting period of French history
will be much moditioI TO harmonic
with modern ideas in dress,
It seems to me that the choice Of
colors this summer will be almost
without limit. 1t is generally found
that the majority Of Wen dressed wo-
men remain faithful to dark hues in
cloth but actually reyel in bright
shades when ii comes to muslinS lin
ems and other fabrics Of Ike nature.
Pale gray, dull red and apple green,
sometimes mixed with Parma violet,
seem 10 form the prettiest Of the early
summer frocks There is also a de-
cidcd fancy for black trimmings, and
indeed, for black gowns as well The
wearing Of black always finds favor
with the smartly-dress ed woman, and
10y trimming il with old lace, muslin
fchu, or handsome lace collar, any
sembIcuce Of sumbrcuesS is greatly
relieved, If not entirely diSpelled.
Already there are shown some lovely
stamped and patterned linens for the
summer girls wear, Canvas, too, is
being very fayorably received, and
there are hints and whispers galore
about the possibilities Of holland, But
this is not TO be the brown holland
with which we were so familiar in the
early days Of childhood-a material
which exploited itself uuadorned in all
kinds Of unloNely frocks, waists and
suits The new holland, if you please,
will be decorated by masters hand
in embroidery or drawn thread work,
and a special lace is being made for it.,
TO further enhance its beauty and also
its price, so that its venerable ancestor
vii, not be able 10 rccoguilcit,
II is indeed curious how taiTcta sin,
has rcgaiucd favor OF all the siIkcn
materials ON the market to-day il is
| the one most sought after. Its wear
ing qualities are not always Of the
best, but it is peculiarly chic, when
properly treated, and suggestive Of
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20

Paris ! saw very pretty gown the
other day iu o lovely shade Of blue,
which thought very effective, II was
arranged IN pougug round the hips,
then finished with u deep fouucc put
ou below the knees, also guugcd, which
produced wonderful amount uf ml.
ness about the fcch The bodice was
rather plain iu design ils sole trim.
ming consisting of q deep dchu fash.
toned ~ beautiful old lace, The
sleeve though tight 10 the elbows had
hanging bell pieces ~ tucked lullctn,
cog with pompudour ribbon, Withuu
uuDrwIrr'c If net and lace, which
cane into Il point over the hand, very
similar tou fashion which prevailed to-
q large extent several seasons ago.
There never was such a scusou for
lace real lace, Of cumsc, for prefer,
cucc, lnoc, lHrc and again lace ia The
cry ot an the new summer models
There is scarcely a costume, outdoor
or otherwise, but what housts II ns "a
trimming Venetian point the Rouuis.
taucc, and various coarse makes uf
ace are all much In demand, A. for
coarse gulpHros there is h perfect ru.
rofc for them, Notwithstanding the #.
forts OF few fashionable orossmaktrs
10 Introduce liner make,
The Van Buren press., 1903-06-20
Iittl"-k But Nuch-DrcnJcd
Creature That Frcuucuts the
Human Hody.

"Thc hope Of manknd,' SAYS
MctSchnikow "dcpcuds upon the
proper restriction of the phagoctytc,"
Very few uouprotgssiuua men
know what a phoEocyic is, and even
numcrou. physicians try to get along
without having made il. acquaintance,
while most medical hardbuok. ignore
the thing and the few dictionaries
mentioning II describe 10 wrongly
Here is Prof NcWohuihowa dr0ui.
Dluu "phugucNos constitute the po.
lice of the human body As u big
city cannot get along without officers
Of the law tu Keep crime and vice un.
der control aud thc moral utmus'
phcrc pure and Wholesome, 30 health
is impossible unless the phugocylcs
exercise their proper functions In the
streets and channels Of our Interior
"Hhago means eat dcyuur absorb,
cyte IN the Greek for cell, The phugo.
cytc then, /, an absorbing or eating
cell; one might term II the Fc0Ncngrr
Of the human body So much science
recognized long ago, also ,hut It's
main food consists ui bacteria the
clements Of organs peculiar 10 the
larvae stage aud other guNious mat
tcrs,"
The author continues, according TO
The indianapolis Journals "lhc
above, my biological and huc,crlolog
zeal Investigations and experiments
proved correct, but sciences further
argument, namely that the phago.
cytc, after performing this most i'm
por,nut office for the youthful body
becomes itself food for the develop
Ing organs of The adult Ia serious