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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20
PROPOSED ORDINANCE.

Pu u5iished to Comply sitn the State Law
AN ORDINANCE living a tax Of the
City of Idaho Springs, oil raio, for
all purposes expressed IN An ordinance
passed by the City Council nd a. prov
ed IN the 3 I'll dav OF March, A. ID.
10 6, for The purpose Of Creating
sIrking fund flr the payment OF the
" ter bonds Series A. u. 1905 of said
city. as exprt ssed in an ordinance o
sand clt.. pissed bs the Cily Council
and approved On me ist daN OF Aug
u.s., A. -. 1895, for the purpose Of pay
u < tire inter- So ." the water bon Is,
sc les A ID. 10 u, IF said city as ex-
pressed IN an urtiinanc.. of said CITY
passed b, the Cuy Council and APP.
proved on the ,4th day OF August, A.
ID 1914, and for the purpose Of su D.
porting and maintaining tue Tree pub
lie library in d q '.
Be il ordained ny the CITY Council of the
CITY OF Idaho Sprlnss:
Sec iou /. That there ne ard is here
by levied upon the real aud personal
property within the corporate hints OF
the ~ity OF Idaho Springs, Cooradp tor
the municipal wear 1900, the sum OF ten
mills as follows:
The sum OF zine tennis of n mil on
t4ch dollar of va uatlon OF sdld property
TO pay interest un the water bonds OF
said city of the Series a. 1895
The um OF three and wo-tenths mills
ou each dollar of vaiua ION Of said prop
erty to create a SIN my tund tor the pay
ulent OF " ter bonds oi ssid CIty OF tae
series oil 1895.
The sun II four and nine tenths mills
on each dollar OF valuation OF SAID prop
t ty to pay interest on tne water bonds
-, r;Fx ,f f,sS n
The sum OF one mlll on .acn dollar OF
valuation of said property for the sup
port aud marnteua ce IF ;he fret public
library Of sad CITY r the year 1906.
Section l. This ordinance shall be iu
force and effect fr ,m md after its passage,
approval and pubica ion as required by
Jaw
Introduced and read at an ajourned
meeting of the Guy Council held ol the
Go.u d 4y OF OGtober, A ID. 1905.
Published in full on the 20 il and 27th
days of O,t,b-r, A. D. 1906, IN the Id 4ho
Springs oifiugs News weekly pu bic
new paper If general circulation pub
lished III said City.
PISSED and adopted by the City Couu-
ell III C,ty of Idaho Sp lngs this .....
day OF November, A d 1876.
Mayor aud Presiding Officer
OF The Ci,y Council
............-..--.--.
City Clerk
Approved by me this. ...... day Of
November, A. ID. Io s.
....-...,......
Mayor,
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knights Of Pythias

Official Speci Il Train to New Orleans.
leaves Denver at $50 a. nj. IhutsdaN. .
October nth, via Colorado * SouIh,rr
Ry. Cent per mile rate in each direction.
S27.oo for round trlp from Denver
Write for particulars aud berth reserva-
ton. 7. T. Fisher. General Passenger
Agent, Denver, Colo.
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birthday party was given by Miss
4e Colburn last Monday evening. at
which number of her young friends
were present and enjoved pleasant eve
ming in Consuming Refreshments and play
ing cards. Taose present were:
Misses Murlel and Heather Hill, Mel
lie Merwrn, Mamie King, Eifie DAVIS;
Mrs Wilson, Messrs. Stewart, D wis,
Waddy, James and Finest Clayton, Nid-
Ter, Kock Crego and Wilson.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 2I56.
Mineral Survey No. 1878
u. s. Land Office
DrnueI InLr.r.- Il, OF L..


U. s. Land Office
Denver, Coioraio Oct. 10 1896.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance o. the
Act of congress. approved May 10 lS72 Mary Ann
Morgan. whose puStottce idress is liano Springs,
Colombo. has made application for psent TOT 1910
linear feet on the Early Biri lode bear g gold aud
silver, the same being 2oI > feet n. 7Do la ard
lb2 feet 5. 'U' l5' ", thence H. 6lo " s522 f4et
from mouth OF discovery theeon. with surface
ground 100 f-ei In ~i'h, situate Iowa mining as
trci Clear Creek county State OF Coora do. ana de-
scTihed IN the pat ami eli on III n This offce
follows. viz:
Beg nning at crr. No | whence the n. 4 cor sec.
:. r - W Of the 9Th ~ bears s 81 81
- L s33 81 feet; fian sulaon station No 81 bears
- u 2t-|l ~ 'eet thence s. i0o ~ W i23 70
feet to cor. No. 2 thence N. 6go w So 20 feet 10
eor No 3, thence n, > rs {. I65 81 feet 10 cor No.
4 thence 5. 6p E. s52 90 feet to cor No 3: lhenc
NJ % i, t. i23 - ieet to cor. No 6; ,heroe 5. s.
os W. l6535 feet TO cor. No. the place Of begin
ming.
Containing 2.4'o acres, expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict with surveys Nos 2s7. llsg.
li9tA ana lil3 and forming portion OF the unsub-
divided twp 3s r. I3 of the 9Th princpa merii
SAID location being recorded In VOL la9 rage 2J OF
the records OF Clear Greek county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants the owners OF the above ex-
ciuiei surveys.
c. d FORD Register.
First pub Oct. l3. last Dec. Is 1896
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20
Sick Headache Cured.

Sick head tche is caused by derange.
III m-nt ofthe stomach and by indigestion.
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
cure. By taking these tablets as soon as
the first indication OF the disease appears
the attack may be warded off Get a
free sample ard try th,m. For sale by
J, J. SherwIu.
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COUNTY SEAL
( letter and Eczema Allay d.
County Clerk

Tormen,s OF letter and Eczema Allay D.
The intense itching Characteristic OF &c
zeua. letter AMI lik sktu disease is in
stanlly alayed by applying Chamber
lain's Salve aud many cases have been
permanently cured by Its use. For sale
by J. J. She. win.
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For SALE-SplcudiG residence site on
E ist Virginia S., Convenient to busI-
ness section; 3sis by 100 feet graded
is cash takes 1t. lGqniIe OF
K. D BLAIR.
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Wn. M-lior this week purcha,ed the
GARY business heretofore Conducted by
K. II. Price and has leased the lsItef's
place on Chicag 90 creek for the winter
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n thing 10 Fear.

Mothers l-ed have no hesitaucy in
continuing 20 give Cham ber!aius Cough
Remedy to 'heir little ones, as 1t con-
tains absolutely nothing injurious.
This remedy l. Mt only perfect.N safe 10
give small children. bu, is d med cine OF
grea; wurt b and merit. 1t mas world
VIDE reputation for its cures OF coughs.
colds and group End can always be re-
ned upon. For sale by !. J. ~herwin,
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Call for BIDS

Sealed bids viii be received at the off
c. Of the city clerk of the Cts OF Idaho
Springs, Color ado. up to S clock p. N.
FfIdsy, Oc,ober Ig 10 3, for construct
M sever on Nlrgluit street betwe II
Fifth and Seventh :enues and do sn TO
Colorado street in said city, in accord
auce with the plans and specifications
nov on fil, 10 the office OF the City ERIK.
The sewer PIPE will be furnished by The
cty, aud bidders shall subni, bids on
digging trench and back fl ling the same,
also for digging trench, back filing the
same and laying the pipe.
All bids shall be pl.ced in a Sc lied en-
vrlape. addressed TO the Cily Clerk, and
marked Sewer Bids The City coun.
eli reserves the night 10 rel rct any and
all bids.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

The Musical club held a regular study
Mrs Sprsgue Stewart. Roll call. Music"
the composer being Gat,schaIk. A splen-
did program was rendered.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Deputy Ceu1ty Clerks Smith ard
Shoe X ppf have been IN session since
Tuesday noon at the city hall to register
qua flied voters IN precints II to IS in
elusive. for the coming ele ton. Rigs
s'ration will close at Q O'Clock tonight
after which time no person can regls'rr
except on Monday. October -, when it
Will be necessary to appear IN the OH {
of the county clerk in Georgtown Up
TO S O'Clock this afternoon the deputies
had listed 2Ib original registrations with
about equai number of changes in
places of residence.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

The lafIes of The Presbyterian church
viii serve ch ck supper at tie church
p4rlnrs on " eduesiar, Oltober Il, from
% 3 O'Clock p m.
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Notice

All those indebted TO J. W. Thorpe Will
call and Sc tie as must Nacate Ouiid
ing at once J w. Thorpe.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

On TUESDAY OF this week the local
Masonic lodge completed negotiations
for the purchase of the Colburn property
facing on Seventeenth avenne and on
Miner street The deal includes the
whole of lots 5. 8, I, s and 9 and the
north so feet of lots 10, II and / in
block !. The consideration was IS 900.
II l. the intention OF the lodge to i'm
pr We the property in the near future by
the erection of large building to be
used lodge rooms, while the first floor
will be rented The proposed building
will probably be bliit back to the line
of Cent alley in form of an 81 "
the property il considered one OF
the most d sfrabie locations in the city
and the price at which the lodge secured
the lots makes II bargain, as real
tate in that section Of the city is certain
TO enhance in value.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Losr-Silver watch on Cnicag creek or
Cascade road, FRIDAY, Oc ober Ia. Tyu
dollars reward for return to 4 l.. Ross.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Ne-srs. Gun HIns ham, Wing and Wood
OF tie western end of the county were in
the city oampai. ming during the week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Mss o i've Fl!teau went to Denver
"Wednesday for a several days stay on a
visit wiIh friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

on the wednesday afternoon train for
Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Dr. and Ms G -orse Atcheson and
child, were passengers on the Wednes-
day evening II in for the Queen city
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Z. D QIisiey, of tue Hoosac property
WAS IN the city Wednesday inspecting
the recent strike in that tunnel.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

jules Hu net, acc Jmpani-d by his old
est son, took in the sights OF the capital
city on Tuesday of thi- week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

The Discussion CLUB Will meet at the
residence Of Mrs Tanner, Monday even
ing, October y
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Ice delivered daily G. II, Curno"
phones Black 772 and Forks IT.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

The mem ers Of the f. D Baker post
OF thu l. \ K will meet IN the Off e of
the ctty clr.k x next sunday. October al.
at the hour # / O'Clock p. m
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Who play Philip and Peter Johns at the
opera house next Monday, Oct. 22, weigh
nearly 400 pounds each, and must cer-
taiuly Cause laughter the moment ths Y
ton vii! undoub edly test :he capacity of
the theat-r, and Judging from the basi-
ness they have done in other places we
advise those coming TO get their seal S
early.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Mr., and Mrs George X. kmbal en-
tertalued party OF forty-two friends a,
SIX handed euchre last Friday eyrninl :,
by Mrs John Atch, Son ard Mrs. A II .
Roller, aud the consolation favors e
treasured by Mrs. F. d. Wiley and MI
y II. Brown The decorations were
while red, white and blue globes made a
pretty electric ligh effect. Elegant re-
freshments were served.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Contractor George W. Keyes wen, to
Denver Wednesday to look after the de-
livery Of bui d ug material
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Miss Laura Sptliius, who has been
sonths und.r the care Of Or. Morehouse
rcturaed t. her houe IN Michigan yes
,erday greatly improved in health
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

B T Lowell Of COlorado Springs, was
in the city the fore part of the week,
visiting MS br ther ard family.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

}. I. Roberts Came from Denver yes
day to remain a couple OF days.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Photographer |. Mclean vas ca ! d TO
Denver on mlnlug business on Taesd4y
OF his week.
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The Younger element of the local re
publican con'ingent have been proceeded
to get busy thus early in the campaign
and started 10 work in earnest last Mon
day night Rooms have been secured in
the Siftings building which will be open
at all times tor the reception and euter-
talnment of all those aft lated with the
party Fred. Coms,ock was elected
president, and W. l. Shaffer. secretary,
and and a most liberal list of names was
promptly signed to the membership roll.
The organization is of great assistance to
the pareu, organiz alton, the county Gen.
trail committee, supplementiug the work
of the campaign. If your name is not
on the honor roll see that it is placed
there at once and get into the harness
thus aiding in rolling up the largest re-
publican majority tor every candidate
that the country has ever known.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

For RENT L furnished rooms. Over
Rodda's store. Inquire at 1880 dorado
81
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Hauling and express, Curnow, the ice
man, phones Black 772 and Forks 27.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

The next meeting OF the Shakespeare
club will BE- entertained by Mrs. K. X
Graham on Tuesday evening October %
al which time the following program will
be given: Roll Gallo lotations from
Brahmaulcal writers; Teachings OF
Brahmsnism, Mrs Maxwell; "Modern
Hindoo Worship AMI Customs" Mrs.
Robins; The Hebrew D=ities,' Mrs.
larl
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Geo II. Curnow, the expressman,
Telephone Nos. Black ia and Forks II.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Shortly after O'Clock this morHrg
John + the fifteen yeAr-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. f win J. Martin, well-known
resident of Chicago Greek. met with an
accident at the Lone Star shaft on Chi
cago mountain which caused his death
two hours later.
Young Martin was huisting rock from
the y foot shaft. with single horse
wh,m, and a heavily loaded bucket
reared the collar of the shaft the sweep
broke near the outer end and the y e
beam fl ing back with grea, force s;ru X
the boy at the base of the brain fractur-
ing his sull He died without regaining
consciousness
The young mans father was at work
in a drift at the time the bucket came
down, and Immediately hastened to the
sur lace where he summoned help. The
funeral services will probably be held
Monday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

For REET-A very desirable front
room. Rvaso able. 1921 Colorado ST.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

TIL pretty musical numbers which pre-
vail an / the At ractive young worlen who
make the ensemble. add to the attraction
OF " The TwD Johns which appears
the OPERA hcu>- nrx' Monday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Fred H Stevens, who hiss ranch on
Bear river. near HAYDEN in K ut county
rsce tiv sus' aimed injuries by falling from
D, horse Several ribs were broken aud
he was other~ise badly bruised. As soon
return to his home in this city for a
short stay
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

The fifteenth wedaing anniversary Of
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Larson was celebra'
ed last Saturday evening by the assemb-
ling If a numb of friends a, their home
al OF whom enjoyed a most pleasant
,-yruypr,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

In the morning Rev. A. F. Hel,,nau
will speak on Echoes from the SYNOD
Of Color ado and Wvoming,' and in the
evening on The Value of the Religious
Ideal in Daily Life"
Those not attending elsewhere are
cordially invited.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

August Horsch, we'll known mill
man of this city, was almost instantly
killed at $50 o'clock this afternoon, by
being caught in the main line shaft at
the 20 Rey nolds mill at Dumont.
A suspender buckle caught in the key
way as he stopped to go under the shaft
and he was lashed to death in q few mo-
ment.' time, his body dropping to the
floor a mass of bruises and broken bones.
Mr.. Horsch is survived by wife and
two grown children who reside in this
city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

CHAs BRASDSTTTER,
Cry C.erk.
Idaho Springs, olo O-t. - I9 8.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Mrs Thos. Woodward en- erta,ned the
members Of Calvary Episcopal church
Guild Wednesday afternooa The ladies
have had the retaining wall in front OF
the church property pointed up and laid
with coping, involving an expense Of
$3.50
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

City Clerk
Approved by me this. .......d day OF
November, A. ID. Io s.
Mayor,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

Arnold Btrmettler. age so years,
pioneer resident of this county. died at
Georgetown Thursday Of miners disease.
/. O. o. f, |. O. K. NJ. and A. 7 & A. NJ.
and Is survived by wife and four chill
dren
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-10-20

l.. Sternberger, Peter Theohald. Dan
i-l G tbriel. T.. NJ Ssbin, II. O.
Walker, A. K. Comstock, Wm. Broad
K. R Graham and " S. Leebrick
were among those present in George
to"u Monday a. the county treasurer 5
animal ,.x sac
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Call for B ds.

First pub Oct, 13. last Dec. Is 1896
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FREAKS OF RICH cRANKs.
Pastime of Polish Count-odd Garb
of an English Gentleman.

In Vienna there is living to day Count
k, a wealthy noblenan of Polish orr
gin who occupies a sumptuousy furnished
fiat In the most fashionable part of the
city. When he wants his servants he sum-
mons them by bugle calls, much to the
annoyance of his neighbors. His favorite
pastime is to hire an omnibus and. dressed
like an ordinary driver TO drive his cum
brous vehicle wherever aristocratic equ-
pages are thickest He spends a fortune
every year on the costliest of clothes. yet
never wears but the suits discarded by his
valet; appears in the ball room decked
from head to heel in virgin white, with the
exception of a black shirt and tie. and
when he dines-always at one OF the most
exclusive of restaurants-he begins his meal
with cup of black coffee and. working
his way backward winds up with the soup.
1t is but short time since there died at
Como q rich old man who was noted for a
very strange eceentricity Although for
years he had never been outside his
grounds, he would proudly inform his vis-
tors that he had that very day walked to
he actually did was this: Whenever he
made up his mind to visit distant VII
lage or town he made an estimate of the
distance and covered 1t on foot on a care
fully measured walking track In his
grounds. When he wished to call on his
friends In the district he would not only do
it by proxy. but would conduct conversa-
ton for hours by sending a servant TO and
fro with questions and answers.
weil-known Italian count who died
recently at an advanced age had for many
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years defed the weather by drinking solu-
ton of camphor, which he considered an
efficient substitute for clothes. Summer
and winter alike he would sleep without a
particle of covering and with the windows
of his room thrown wide open, and would
walk for hours IN his garden on a bitterly
cold day IN the garment most people de-
vote to night wear.
ings gentleman whose eccentricities very
naturally excited considerable attention.
Principally at the stroke of noon each day
he would appear In his front garden with
gayly-colored turban on his head, his feet
shod with richly embroidered and jeweled
sandals and with a coolie cloth round his
waist and, quite Indifferent TO the amuse-
ment he was providing for a crowd OF
spectators would first pray aloud to the
sun 1.-THE father of light and good and
then PROSTATE himself before quaint
miniature temple In which was enshrined a.
grotesque idol with diamond eyes.
There is at Cape Breton a worthy and
much married gentleman who has just
taken his eighth wife to his heart and
home. And a. gruesome home Ii must be
to greet a homecoming wife, for seven
of its rooms, each painted in black and
white and literally garnished with skulls
and crossbones. dedicated to wives
numbers one to seven. AS the birthday OF
each of these departed spouses comes
around the BY no means disconsolate hus-
band entertains his friends at dinner in
The room specially devoted to her memory
and improves the occasion by telling anec<
dotes to illustrate her many virtues
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that the island was not under the jurisdic-
ton of Cuba.


The Isle of Pines was discovered by Co.
lbnIpus In 1884, in the course of his sec
ond voyage to the West Indies, and called
by him "Isla de Evaneelsta." That ptous
name. however, was lost In the romantic
and lurid history of the island that reads
almost like fiction.
Just off the Isle of Pines was the scene
OF the great sea fight between that remark
anie inquire of England's naval history Ad-
miral Sir Francis Drake. who. returning in
the sixteenth century from his second "ex-
petition" TO Costa RIGA. met the Spanish
fleet which had been sent out by Spain to
drive from the seas this redouhted spoils-
man. Although Drake was outnumbered
IN ships and men five to one he gave the
"dons' terrific beating and escaped with
the loss OF only one vessel after sinking
twelve of their largest ships.
Coming down through the years that have
written their history in letters of blood and
IRE, this enchanting and gorgeously colored
tropical island. owing TO its size and won
derful geographic nature became the rem
devious and lair of the buccaneers and
pirates of the West Indies, who for wears
sacked, pilaged and burned the rich coast
cities of Cuba and South America. Using
the Isle of Pines as their retreat and base
of supplies. and secure in their well-nigh
impregnable caves and forts, where fresh
water and tropical fruits were ever to be
had, they could enjoy life after their own
fashion. Plotting new and bloody expedf-
tions against the rich galeons and treasure
ships of Spain, well. indeed, the com
merce of the entire world, upon which
they preyed. they recognized no flag save
the Jolly Roger" that ensign of their out
lawry, the black flag with skull and cross
bones.
To this peaceful little island the buc-
cancers would return after a savage dash
at some rich Spanish city, flushed with
victory and loaded with good red god and
pieces of eight" bringing with them their
captives some TO be held for ransom some
to be the slaves and drudges of the pirates
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Ing. and that is precisely what it looks
like.
Tie thirteen pounds OF alblminoids con-
taiied in a man who touches the scales at
1o4 resembles much yellow cornmeaI
well ground. AS to the spcck of ugly brown
stuff near by, you would never guess what
1t stood for IL the label did not explain
that 1t was "TIemoglobin, the red color
Ing matter of blood. very difficult to OBJ
tain and a small specimen of which is
shown. together with one pound and two
ources OF dried blood to represent the
probable quantity of hemoglobin in the
blood of an ordinary man. Hemoglobin
serves as the carrier of oxygen In the
blood from the lungs to all parts of the
body.
II you are f54-pound man You contain
forty-siz quarts of water universally dis
tributed in your body.
No chemical analysis of human body
has ever been made. but from analysis of
the different parts the amounts of the more
important compounds may be approximate
~ estimated
the jars and looked the outlay over the
conclusion Is reached that man has as
many Ingredients as minee pie. One will
sep eu usHM lBql sIql IslJB 'MouH skHlAIp
it Is because nature has gone on a coal
strike or that hemoglobin IS asleep at the
switch.
Right before one.s eyes is the pinch of
this and the sprinkle of the other that
makes a hrain-or an egg yolk-aiid in an
other bottle is the nasty little smear of
brown stuff that gives the hearts blood
its crimsen--the brain and the heart that
have ruled this world since Adaml
The visitor says 10 himself as he leaves
the case: Science may have here all the
materials for making a man, but there Is
only one chemist who ean put them to-
gether. His name Is God.