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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
THE PROBLEM OF THOSE
WHO WAIT.

Commenting OH Frederick Metz
schc's phllosophizing on chance,
writer on the Butte Minor says the
wonder is that men had not erected
an altar TO the God of Chance"
Treating on the problem OF those who
wait. the German writer says, Happy
chances are necessary and many In
calculable elements. in order that
higher man in whom the solution of
problem is dormant. may take ac-
tion, or break forth. as one might
say-at the right moment. On an av-
eraGe II does not happen: and in all
corners of tho earth there arc waiting
ones sitting, who hardly know to what
extent they are waiting. and still less
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
BANKERS OPPOSE
POSTAL SAVINGS

Chicago, Sept. 16,-Not a voice was
raised today in defense of the postal
savings bank plan In the sessions of
the American Bankers association
convention. nor was there word ut
tered I'm favor of guaranty deposit.
state or national In formal reports,
in speeches and in impromptu re-
marks, both ideas were repeatedly
scored by the bankers, who were ap-
parently OF one mind In opposing the
two means offered for the relief of
financial conditions.
In the savings bank section, Henry
S. Henschen of Chicago attacked the
postal savings bank b. declaring that
If the good of the country demanded
that the experience OF trusted and in
telligent men as custodians of the peo-
pies savings be disresarded and the
custodlanship turned over 10 third
and fourth class postmasters, the
bankers would acQuiesce. but that if
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17

ton and our cry was He must get 70
the pole
After parting company with Peary,
| did not Immediately turn back. but
continued onward for six miles 10
allow for the ice movement Then
with two Esltimos. one sled and eigh'
teen dogs, ! turned south and started
on the homeward journey sad at heart
that it was not my fortune to be able
10 go on north.
The return trip TO Cape Columbia
was uneventful. When the whole
party had reasscmbled we fonnd the
Roosevelt I'm good condition and aver
aged six knots on the trip south.
Captain Bartlett said that one OF his
soundings well on toward the pole
disclosed depth OF two thousand
fathoms without bottom At another
l.2O0 fathoms were let down and bot
tom was not reached. In still an
other. mud from the sea floor was
brought up al thousand fathoms
and will be subjected to microscopic
examination Asked at what point
farthest north he had seen the Bible.
Bartlett said that there may have
been a copy OH the Roosevelt, but d.
vine service was not held nboard.
No missionaries were among the
North Greenland tribe who. he said
have never been Christianlzod and
never heard OF the Bible
Prof. Donald b. Mcmillan. whose
feet were badly frost bitten and who
was sent back TO winter headquarters
Is now we'll and strong. Professor
Mcmillan says there wonderful trout
lakes in the north and musk oxen in
thousands. According 10 the natives
they had shot musk oxen throughout
the winter, showing that they do not
migrate. Mcmillan gathered speci-
mems OF bird life in great variety Not
less than % different varieties of BIRDS
were seen north of the So parallel
George Borup. photographers of the
expedition has a thousand negatives.
The Canadian steamer Tyrian ar
rived here this morning from Sydney.
Captain Dickson OF the Tyrian, In be-
half of his government. congratulated
Commander PeaTy on his reaching the
pole The Roosevelt is being painted
and it is thought that she will be
ready 10 start tomorrow for Sydney.
The Roosevelt reached Battle Har-
Dor with only ten tons Of coal in her
bunkers Sixty tons have been taken
on here. The steamer Strathcona has
arrived here with Or. Grenfell, the
noted Labrador physician on board
and flags flying in honor OF Peary.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
SECRET MESSAGE
IS SENT PINCH0T

Avalon. Catalina Island, Cal, Sept
16-A voluminous message from Pres
ident Taft to Clifford Pinchot, chief
forester OF the United States. was sent
from the mainland at Los Angeles By
wireless 10 this station yesterday and
taken from here TO San ClementI
island on the launch Cornell. The mes.
sage was read by Pinchot at midnight
last night as he cat in his camp and
dociphered II by the light OF the moon
and smoky hand lantern.
After reading the message Pincho1
declined TO make any statement TO
garding its contents or the recent dc
yelopments In the Ballingor incident
and Immediately busted himself with
writing a reply 10 the president. which
was brought back to the wireless sta.
tIon here by the crew OF the Cornell.
Pinchot will return from his camp
on Clemente TO Avalon on Tuesday
next and will then go direct TO the
mainland.
With Pinchot at Clemente is Former
Governor Pardee of California. who
severely scored Secretary Of the In
terror Ballinger In a speech at Spokane
several weeks ago.
The Associated Press correspondent
who went on the launch to San Gle
mente was unable TO secure from
either Pnchot or Pardce expression
regarding the action of the president
In generating Secretary Ballingcr
from the charges made against him BY
L. r. CLAWS, chief of the field division
of the general land office.
Plnchot and Pardce In company
with C. F. Holder, the author and
angler. have been living the simple
life" on Clemente for two weeks.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Stockholders of the Overland Mining
and Milling Company, attention,
AZ meeting of the board of direct
ors held in Ogden City Utah Septem-
her IL. 1909, an assessment Of one
mill per share was levied against the
capital stock OF the corporation, the
same payable Immediately to C. w
Hestmark, secretary, at GA 23rd
street ogden City. Utah. If not paid
on or before October 13, 1909, the
stock will be advertised as delinquent
and If not paid with costs of advertis-
ing on or before October 29th, 1909,
sufficient shares thereof will be sold
at public auction. GA 23rd street. at
8 o'clock p. III. of that day. TO pay
delinquency, cost Of advertising and
expense of sale.
ALBERT SCOWCROFT,
President of the Company.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
CHINESE WOMAN KILLS
HERSELF THROUGH GRIEF.

San Francisco, Sept 16-The sui
eide of a Chinese woman by hanging
was an unusual tragedy reported to
the coroner today. Dong Chin She.
who was married 10 Dong Yuck. n
wealthy merchant, two years ago. was
discovered by relatives hanging to
rafter over her bed. According to re-
luctant admissions obtained In China
town by the police. the woman's hus-
band had declared that she was not
giving her child proper attention and
had twice ordered that the baby be
given into the care of other persons.
The mother refused and two days ago
the infant was kidnapped. Since that
time the mother has been inconsolable.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
PREMIUM LIST OF THE
FAIR.

The premium list OF the Four-State
Fair appears on another page of this
Issue OF the Standard, to which the at
tention of our readers is directed, par.
tlcularly those readers who are prem
ium winners OF the fair The list
should be gone over carefully to see
that awards have been properly re-
corded. so that the fair management
may make no error in sending out the
premiums.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
PREFERRED PosITIoN-15 to 81

PREFERRED PoSlTIoN-15 to so
Fer cent extra accordlngg to location,
LOCAL REAOERS-15 cents per
line each first Insertion. ten cents per
line for each subsequent insertion, or
90 cents rer line per week witbou.
cnaDEe.
RANDOM REFERENcES-25 cents
per line first insertion, 20 cents per
line each subsequent insertion, or 9oc
per line per week or $500 per line per
month, change once each week
CLASSIFIED AOS-One cent per
word, no first insertion less than 20
ce-ts, OF two lines OF moro per week
for 25c pc? line. change once eaSh
week.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17

ology. Harrimans terscncss would
prove to he the legal strength of his
Will. Like the EnGlishman who willed
fortune In three words, AN for
mother" Hartman has written, "Ail
for our mother" and the children have
said Amen"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
PEARY is NOW AIMING
AT THE SOUTH POLE

Battle, Harbor. Labrador, Sept. 10
Captain Bartlett Intends to go to Cor
nell university to, study civil engin'
eering, He would like to go to the
south pole Il belIevo." he said to-
day that Pcarys methods would
produce tho best tcsults in the An
tarctic In following the commander
over the polar Ice we regarded him
with absolute faith. Our determine
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
FREE LECTURE.

First Church of Christ Scientist In
ogden announces a free lecture on
Christian Science by Frank II, Leon.
ard of Brooklyn. ~ Y. Member of the
Board of Lectureship OF the Mother
Church. the First Church OF Christ
Scientist. in Boston, Mass. on Monday
evening, Sept goth, at s O'Clock. n
Weber Academy lecture hall Tho
public Is cordially invited.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17

of the estate TO tax OF only one per
cent as against a graded classification
which In some instances runs to fiyc
per cent Orange county is the homo
OF millionaires and the county clerks
file showed many important Wills.
That of James S. (SilenD Smith, for
example. which disposed OF $25,0O0..
600 paid an inheritance tax Of 1929.
1856, the largest on record at
Goshen.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
REYNOLDS WILL ACCEPT.

Washington, Sept. I6.--Acting Sec
retary Of the Treasury James b. Rey.
nolds has telegraphed to President
Taft his acceptance of the appoint.
ment OF the tariff board
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-17
ADVERTIsINa RATES.
The Evening and Semi-W sekly
standard.

Il advertisements run more than
onco without change, charge following
Price peT inch each day.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec IA report from Ar
gentina started wheat prices here on an
upward stride. II was an Official disuatch
claiming that the closing price at Blu NOS
Ayres yesterday showed a gain OF uIsc 10
u44c, compared with the fnal de,ures OF the
previous day, but that European markets
failed 70 respond 10 the bulge a. Buenos
Ayres tended 20 discredit the report The
market was rather weak al the start
owing 70 a decline Ct sd TO sd al Liver
pool. December being At 8 lS4. aud Nav
al q La 10 81 & Within the lirst dfteen
minutes, however, the price OF the De-
ceulber delivery shot up to 81 f74. The r,c~a
distant deliveries In the mean time dropped
about izc below the opening figures.
In the nnal half OF the day sentiment
became exceedingly bulIish ard an de-
lVerteS made sharp gains 4 few minutes
before the close December touched s. 10.
which Is almost l0c above the closing fs-
ure OF a week ago. MAY sold al 81 tii. a
gan or &c within the week The market
closed remarkably strong. with December
az II y ard May at 81 IA. the former be-
ing Up 2isc and the latter Ic 20 iisc. COM
pared with ye sterday's close July ranged
N04
The tremendous strength OF wheat was
insufficient 20 Offset in the corn market the
effect % 49, - we now ~revaIlire
and pri es were inclined to sag the gr atsr
part OF the ---l. he uual nour the
market displayed little hrmer tone. but
AT the close prices were still lscNt4c 10 I.c
below the hnal OF Friday. Oats closed
steady, with prices unchanged 20 &c 10
ne higher Provisions were weak most
OF the day, but prices at the close were
sc to s5c higher.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

flour AND MEAL-Market very quiet
out firm on the strength In wheat.
PROVISIONs-Easier al the start Late in
the day however. the market hrmer
closing near the top in sy'rnostry with grain
PORE-Stesdy- Mess. sos n SOS 80: family
see SCI: short clear. SIS G$27. BEEF-
SIS so: packet sI3aSI2 so extra India mess
s2I n 500. BEFF HAMS-Steady: S2+ q s26
DRFSSED HOGS-Steady- Bacons. II c. $50
Ib II tsc; $50 N. II tsc; i40 ID. II i=c: pigs.
Smoking. lac: n 10. 14c. - 10 13lsc: "a ID
t2Ic. Picklsd hams steady. 13Rf3hc. tai
TOv--Sfeady: city. 6lac: country 81 20 7c
LARD-Weak; Middle West. Is SOC ~. DOC ::
Areri~a. &c. Continent. "a AcS~' Brazil kegs.
isc COAPOCND--Stesdv. I0Ia 11O4c STFAR-
TNE2-Steady Oieo. isd1Sl-c; city lara 1850
13%c.
STGAR-Reaued dun. hut unchanged At
London there loss OF = d on the quoted
price FOR December and January beets when
were named AZ ios Al d while May was un-
changed at 12s 6At. Raw sugar here was
change IN prices. CentrifuEaI. s6 Sest 4 re:
rnuscovsdo 50 test. 3.6Tc and molasses sugar
80 test 3 42c.
RIcF--st.ady here. nrm at primary points.
NTETALS-TRON--Pig iron certificates un-
changed 40 sales reported. and regulars
n S1e ~. January. x1a 258stT. Fehruary.
sic ~ a s17 ~: and March SIC e5Gs17 so
wOLssSFs AND sYRUPs-steady. but
quiet and UNCHANGED.
slow snd UNCHANGED. ROsuS and TAR
stesdv and unchanged.
OTIs-Tirsaed OF was firm az Fridays ad
varce Rsnned nstroIsuu in steady d4-aand
barrels st New York "
rorTO>sEEn On-ouiet with sales a.,
s.d00 barrels. Prices somewhat easier de
eitainE 70 points frem the pEavious close.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
APPLIED TO PNEUMONIA.

"ou- chief work with the extract has
ceen w-th pneumonia, and from our work
Ee Le.ievs that by the Use c. this extract
Re present mortality rom pneumonia can
- reduced 81 per cent
~ ne Massachusetts, General Hospital
Ee u5ok forty-one cases nf pneumonia as
zey cccurred-aot sele ctsd cases-and treat
q them wiki the extract Out OF these
Ic--y-oas cases thirty-six recovered an
o-ly i've dad. This gives mortality ot
70 Per cert far the entire series During
Lhs Izsl 5ve years the average mortality
from pneumonia at the Massachusetts Gen
erzl Hospital has been ms per cent Again.
e co-pzrIsan of twenty-five UntreatCd cases
q this hospital with an equal series Of IN
selected cases treated with leucocytic ex-
trsc: shows 2 mortality nlJre than twice as
great II rhe Untreated Eases
'sPueU nonis a. present causes more
ssaths annually II Boston than any other
-s.sezse-nlore than two for each 1000 in
81 atlantis Z this extract does, as we
hore really decrease the mortality from
pneumonia By 50 per cent. Il viii mean
saving of mere than six hundred lives
annually.
"Cf course. our experiments are only II
t.eir infancy. and II Is impossible for Us
% make any definite statements as 70 what
re Ieucocyt5c extract viii or will not
accomplish L mas been Used Experiment
ally II almost E, cry infectious disease
ana the most we can say Is that in al
eases the results were SO promising es
= make Is wish 70 90 further into the
usrre-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
CHICAGO lNDUsTRIALs.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec 1s.-wHEAT@o-sPot' nrrn:
No red Western winter. IS I'D. futures
quiet: December. IS 2sd. March. IS May. Is
fOd cORE-Spot STEADY; new American
mixed 5s 90 old do. 5s l0i5d; futures quiet
January. mixed. IS 5+i. January. Piate. IS
eTd PEAs-Canadiar, steady. IS 80. FLOUR
-yVintsr PATENTS 33s. HOPS IN London
CPseiac COAST. fe ssaf7 BEEF.Extra a4:! sa: ag
india mess e2s Cd. HAIS-Short cut, 62s Cd.
%0sS--CIsn1berland cut 0Is ID: short rib
weak. s5s Cd; long clear middles. light. dull.
e4g. long clear middes. heavy. ofs short
cirsr bacI-s 6ss Cd. clear bellies, rs sHOUL-
DERS-Squsre. quiet 51s % LAHD-Prime
VTestsrn tierces strong. lis Sd American
resned pals. dull. 6ss sd cHEEsE-cana- .z s5 ii
7 I'Oxu-Priu1e city steady 32s Sd; Australian
in London. hrn. 54E Cd TuRPENTI II Eo- %
~ PETROLEUM-Rehned. I'D LINsEED
OIL-F'irua. 32s - s,--.y p.,. .-,,
usai. i3s cd muscovaeo l2s 50; beet. Decen-
81 los 4ssd LINSEED-[aicutta, April
J, -. Cd LTNsEED OIL-a1s- SPERM
5Ii[ses PErRo Leu NJ neriean Isnn-e
Sttd Snfrirs I'd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3oa
al RosIN-American strained. losi nne'
La SO.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

and SC higher. butchers and shippers IS 550
IS so, common, IS 5OGST 75- SHEEP-Rsceipts
Gs7 rs.
Kansas City. Dec. is.-cATTLE-Receipt
2-OO0 head. including 500 SOutherrs: steady.
receipts for the week. 81 son Choice export
and dressed beef steers. IS IS q s. IS: fair 70
good 81 80 - s. 70. Western steers Sc 50 n
s. I5; stockers and feeders. Sc IS IS 10.
Southern steers. IS 20 ~ s6 *: cows g II n
81 10; native cows, 50 40 n 81 %. hsifers 81 80
q 81 -. bulls IS - = So so: calves 81 20 b IS.
HOGS-ReceiDts 5000. steady receints Tor
the week. Ts6oo. too. IS 50, bulk OF sales.
s. 20 SS 45. heavS IS - p IS so -acl<ers ard
butchers. s. IS 50. light. s. . s. SY. pf-s
81 81 80. SHEEP-Receints 500. steadys re
cetpts for the week. 81. $40. lambs S. 30 = IS .
yearlings. s. IS ~ 81 Is: wethers. S5aS5 Is.
ewes. s. So0 So %; stocksrs and feeders. s. so
Pittshurg. Dec. tS-C CATTLE-su,olv hight.
steady; choice Sc s. 6sT 25. SHEEP-suDDiv
fair. steady: prime wethsrs SS 25 SS so. clliis
and common, SO sS: lambs. Sd IS so VEIL
GAVE S96 50 -. H0GS-Eeceipts ttrhr.
active. ur'me heavies. IS 51G IS 60 rnedilr1s 5
So - a $ so; heavy Workers IS - q IS As;
light Workers. $ 256 IS so: pigs. IS I5a IS IS;
roushs. 81 SO a s..
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. December - 1909.
BEEV so cars or O0O head
all consigned direct Nothing doing In live cat
tie; feeling iru Dressed beef slew at last
quota ricns- Top price for Christmas beeves sold
London this week was I5ssc. dressed weight: at
Liverpool. l4l2c Exports to-day included 500
cattle and loo quarters OF beef In the Mesaba
70 London. and 736 quarters In the Cattle to
Liverpool.
CALyES-Receipts 1917 head. all 10 butch
No sa' 'es had been reported Up a late
hour. The feeling was steady for all sorts and
grades Of live calves. Dressed calves were quiet
unchanged prices
SHEEP AND I-ANsBS-Receipts. Is cars. or
6.4O4 head. all for slaughterers One car held
over yesterday sold this morning AZ steady prices
Good sheep brought IS per 100 -: fair Ohio
lambs s. SIS. Dressed mutton was slow AZ sis
Gl0i2c. few wethers selling Up 70 lie. dressed
lambs easy at i2G Gl4c. with hog dressed selling
high I43 country dressed hothouse lambs
unchanged at SSGSi2 per carcass.
Sales-keTns Commission Company: is Ohio
lambs - n. IS IS per I % n; sheep. sH 10. S.
HOGS-Receipts. s. 4 cars. or Abs head.
all ror slaughterers. Nornlnally steady Tor all
weights. Country dressed slow and unchanged.
sales tlate yesterday ;-Toon shannon: iOl
Pennsylvania pigs and hogs. III 70, 80 per 100
10 hog 80 n. s. 90: rough. 900 y, 81 90.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
THE UNIVERSAL REMEDY.

7 CO not tfnk that the universal
remedy viii prove to be lercocytic extract
Il this fcrr. but think that We are on
The right track and that subsequent forms
and dsveIopments Of this line on which
v's are started VIII develop tbs much
cesrec panacez
When Il Is discovered, al diseases VII
bs much easier 20 treat and cure. and the
eost of sickness viii be greatly reduced
Instead q having many different kinds OF
se-ums and antitoxins 70 procure al
cost which render them almost prohibit
tive 20 persons q sman means. the doc
Tor vii be obliged 70 carry only one serum
for eVerything--a serum which viii not DC
beyond tie means o. the humblest-
.Along this same lire. Dr. Floyd, who
Performed the experiments with Dr. Lucas
sad 4 believe that We are on the verge
q great discovery. Il is not only TOO
early fo- rs 70 make de1atte predictions
e % the tuu value OF the experiments
which We have made. but II would De
most inpolitic for Us 70 DO so."-Boston
Poz-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
TO AID OF LEUCoCYTEs.

IRON the experiments of Dr. Hiss, ~
Nsw York and others Il vas apparent TO
rs that L. IL addtuon TO the ordinary
znou7t O lighting corpuscies which exist
n every one al extra aun,ber could be ~
Yscte6 into man AT z time when he needed
rheir assistance. the fight between the
lsucoc-res and the disease would be more
thar ever IN favor OF the leucocytes. IN
otaer words. the man e-oUlG have a mucA
batter chance OF getting vel
To obtain these extra lighting corpuscles
re made a leucocytic extract Knowing
tssr TIE ieucocyIes not oniy in man, but ii
s-iu4-s as well, rush Immediately 70 an
i-ssc-sl OF an irTiuaU5d parr or tie Body.
ze Iujecte6 au iTritant .nCo the lungs o1
rzao.- Immediately al the leucocyJes with
-ir cal rushed 70 the lungs 70 repel the in
-a6srs We gave them tWcuty-foUr hours
e get there u fun force, and then we killed
re rabbit opened It's tao-aX and 7enoveS
TIE eZu6a-e containing the leucOcytss- The
lsucocyres were then separated from ali
fc-eig1 substances, mixed with disril ID
vzce- and broken Ep by beating them with
a platinum wire The finished extract con-
rsi-e5 twenty million Ieucscytes 70 each ten
cuhLc ce-lnerss-sca-csly more than Ia
hiospoo1ful- This IS the volume given as
c-e dose 70 an adult
The amount O, leucocytic extract which
re o5rain from each rabbit is eonpara-
r-veiv small. Of course and the rabbit must
y kfle5 il every case As = result. rabbits
na-s grown extremely rare il this vicinity
E.-co we started our experiments. and The
r-ics oa six-nonrhs-old ra5ttLs-Lhe age al
R.ieh ze desire theln-Eas gene up fright
tuIy 1. some Instances il has been i'm
5asz.5.s for Us to get them under 3 80
srsece ana that sum iz FAR zoo high for
-1oz,-- e,-De-f-asnre-s
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Dec. 1s--CATTLE-Receipts. 1.SOo.
steady: beeves So s0ass 30; Texas steers So sOGf
81 20: Western steers. S4GS6 80; stockers and
feeders SO fOHS5 10: cows and hetferS. sass 50
calves, STsiss 75. HOGS-Reeeipts. Il. 900:
steady: light SIS O59Ss so; mixed, IS 2SGss az =
heavy s. 8OQss TO- rough. s. 23asS 45 pigs.
Receipts 5000; strong. native. SO 50GS5 90:
Western. 50 T5aSs 81: yeaTlings. 81 21GsT 50.
East Buffalo. Dec, 16.-CATTLE-Re Receipts
$50 slow VEALS-Receipts. so; slow and T5e
lower. sdGs9 Is. HOGS-Receipts ), COO; slow
and steady: heavy and mixed - SOC IS 6S.
SHEEP AND L.ANBS-Receipts. 5000. sheep
active and steady. lambs slow and 81 lower;
lamhs. SIS 25GSs 60.
Cincinnati Dee. s-CArTLE-Receipts 40.
quiet. 1air 20 good shippers. s. dot$d 20: COM
rnoa. S2-s3 d. HOGS-Recsipts. a.7se. sIrong
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
CAVALRY OF BLOOD
MAY AID LEUCOCYTES
TO FIGHT DISEASE.
Boston Scientists Experiment
on Methods of Increasing
White CorpuscIes.

FoIlowtng in the steps OF the celebrated
MetcEzElzo1. OF Paris. and Dr. Hiss, OF
New York D-s. Cleveland FLOYD and
william P. Lucas. OF Boston, have for
the LAST year been experimenting with an
extract made from the lighting white cor
puscle. which. IN every human being, COM
hats disease and impurities wherever they
ray appear in the system. and both doc
.o-s. although they empksticauy deny that
they have actually succeeded n discovering
g sovereign remedy for AL disease. are
stroagiy q the opinion that they are on
the verge OF g great discovery.
IN the blood Of every man. says DR..
Lucas there exis, white corpuscles known
as Isucocytss. whose functions were discov-
e-ea BY Astehrikef- BY Metchnikon these
Ieucocytes were given the name of the cav
sl-y o. the blood and from his expert
rlsnts ~ r them we have learned that the
r-ese-cs Of any dangerous foreign matter
IN the blood. such as disease germs. acts
IS q daags- cal to them. and causes them
q rush Immediately 10 the danger point
sn5 resist the attack upon the body. AIetch-
rikof discovered that the leucocytes sur
rounded the disease germs with their sub
r.s,cs and destroyed them by a process ot
1.se--tna known rs phagocytosis. coming
from rhe two Greek words meaning cell
e.vouriug' T the leucocytes are victorious
n Their Battle against the disease germs
TIE attacked person RECEIVERS. Il not the
person dies
saIe-ch,ikon vii be recalled 10 mind as
-.s scientist who has recently made an al
rcuace-.eut that he believes the proper
rav for man 70 attain Sreat age is 10 take
irto his system as large Gn amount as
possible OF Tactic fe-ment.' which he de-
,lares exists in large quantities in saUer-
l-sur snd sour milk