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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29
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1t has been pointed out that the theory
put forward by de Vries Of Amsterdam,
according to which new species of plants
come into existence not by long process
of natural selection, as Darwin supposed,
but through sudden mutations. the cause
of which remains unknown, applies equally
we'll to new species of animals.
The giant dinosaurs, for instance, whose
remains, as found i'll our western "bad
lands,' excite so much amazement, appear
by archaeological evidence to have sprung
suddenly into being and as suddenly to
have disappeared.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

PUNK 10 useful word to have
about the house," observes the Lon,
don Chronicle. 1T denotes the sound
Of the string Of q musical instrument
A PUNK may also be sudden blow,
the grass within fairy ring. thick
set person and-in American slang
= large sum Of money" True enough
Almost everybody has seen the time
when 4 "plunk" was large sum Of
money.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29
The Difference.

Tommy. l am sorry. but viii
have to whip you for fighting when I
told you you mustn't. What were Won
ana Jimmy White quarreling about :"
why nom. he said you were ten
years older than his mother. and told
him he was a liar"
wen. Tommy. don't approve
o. your hghting. but under the circnm.
stencec-Here's q quarter for you
ana III ask your papa to take you to
the moving picture show tonight when
oe comes homa"-Baltimore Ameri.
can.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29
Opinion Reserved.

THE Woman's Suffrage Study club"
has recently been organized in New
York. One Of its objects is to I'm
duce men to go to church on Sundays
Instead Of staying in bed" We do not
feel inclined to say that 1t is Starting
out under favorable auspices"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

A Missouri gentleman ID demandina
that he b. given some altar Of rosea
that be alleges was presented to Pres
ident Monroe By the japanese govern,
ment. In this instance the gentleman
from Missouri does not demand to be
shown but to be allowed to smell.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

Minister WI has talked to Z phono
graph. II II the Arst conversationalist
he ever met that be couldn't ask Ques
lions of.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

Are our monthly magazines LOSING
their enterprise? Not one Of them -
vet has sent out it, Fourth Of July
issue.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

A barefoot dancer IL drawing large
crowds In New York. The next thina
- for Chicago 70 claim her - = ma
tive daughter.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29
Origin of
Species
by
Mutation
By HAROLD PICKETT

All the other types also have been well characterized
when they first made their appearance.
The theory of the of species by mutation when applied either
the plant the animal kingdom, with the
by the natural selection theory for Unfortunately long periods of time
during which existing brought gradually their
diton
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

! was passenger on Chicago South
Side elevated train the other evening and
was standing in the aisle holding strap
when young woman approached and in
the crowd tore my face with her hat pin as
she passed. | was very fortunate that my
eye was not seriously injured.
Had she been little taller or had
been shorter such an injury would have
resulted. The pin projected fully two OF
three inches over the side of her hat.
1t seems almost incredible that in a
civilized community women will wear such
,orroroua waanonc in +ho;r bots
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

II DOES not require tho wisdom Of
the Oldest inhabitant to know that
those who talk the most about riding
on the water wagon stay on It for the
shortest time.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

Farms h the United States arc esti.
mated to be worth $4,000. 900 900.
These are Agures which make even Z
copper trust envious.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29
Certainly Not Present.

WI S0svny sNOA a
1t was in one of the colored scaooS
Of Baltimore, and the teacher w
an inexperienced one. There was u'1''
ing among the little negroes paul
her. :.
Il want absolute silence" she -
severely.
Still the talking continued.
Il want absolute silence" she "
peated again. !,
At the third demand one very 'u'1'
girl spoke up boldly. =.
"Assalute Silence amt hyal, ~
said. "She's got de tooiacne. ~
pincott's Magazine.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29
Hat Pins
are
Really
MenaCin9


they why have the sharp projecting pro
tected by kind of shield?
Would be good thing for the city fathers
this pesiferous and dangerous to life and limb?
The actuad by any desire to be frivolous
tim of the hat would be glad other person
like injury.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

One thing ailing u IL the fact that
the mild winters We have been having
have spoiled u.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

Sausage. spare ribs. ham. bacon and
pigs knuckles are now popular. Thu
pigokin has been laid away.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

1t costs the American citizen many
times - much for ilre protection a.
the European pays. Evidently In Eu.
rope they build better than We know.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

A Gotham Judge has decided that II
Il not actionable for Z man to call
biz neighbor's wife and daughter cats
But It - to be hoped that no Goth.
amits h yearning for that privilege
A. ! gentleman, such Z one would GER
tainly not come up 10 the scratch
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

Don't get worried about the price
OF steers and hogs. You don't have
to buy any. Content yourself with
sirloin steaks and nice Virginia ham
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

A Canadian police inspector thinks
the marksmanship Of our policemen
10 bad. He ought to see their record
when there are enough innocent apec
tAtors IN the iine Of Are.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

Only . merciful man should be put
In charge Of Z team Of horses In this
weather.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

In reforming football there II nc
lack Of places 1t which to make the
start
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

A Philadelphia man has given to
biz wife . Christmas present consist
Ing Of rope OF pearls worth >750.000
The amount Of his contributions to the
charitable Institutions of Philadelphia
10 not mentioned.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

tions because she did not wish to de-
tract from the interest In him.
Lately Lady Shackleton has been
sharing the honors accorded her hus.
band in Paris as we'll as London. She
was present at the dinner given to
him by the chamber of commerce Of
Paris and at a luncheon given by
Prince Roland Bonaparte.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

Love stories and love plays are com.
ing back into fashion again. and w
are glad Of It. We have had these
new thought and problem things until
Ne are sick 1t our stomachs.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29
Too Fast for Him.

At the University of Missouri is the
first working school of journalism in
the world. AS practical laboratory
work, daily paper with telegraph re-.
ports Is issued. Walter Williams. Its
dean, tells of the vicissitudes he en-.
counters In turning laymen into jour.
nalists. A student was sent in haste
to cover a railroad wreck at a town
= few miles away.
1t was almost time for the daily to
90 to press. and still no word had
been received from the young man on
the assignment. In desperation Dean
Williams telegraphed, asking why the
story was not forthcoming. The reply
was:
TOO much excitement. Wait till
things quiet wn."-Lippincotts
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

Eggs will soon come down." says
he market page. Look out below!
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

Naturally the question arises how IL
Il, seeing that We have the greatest
actual and relative banking power OF
Ill nations IN the world. that We must
still borrow money abroad! The an
swer II easy. We have still many re-
sources to develop. many business
proportions to exploit, while the old.
Or nations Of the world ind that do
mestic business has we'll nigh reached
IT. profitable limit. They prefer Amer
lean Investments with their larger re.
turns In interest.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

This 10 hard weather on germs that
happen to be left out Ill night.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29
Infection
i'm Public
Water
Trou9hs

at all times By doing away trough deprive poor
working horse his only get water for whole day. large
proportion Of the ems their horses from home and
few carry pals
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29
CAME AFTER AE1'

Grandad? s'e
come after us.
Johnny-rhen the baker -
milkmen are Marys desce..'
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

Prices Of living are soaring 30 that
Uncle Sam now admits It IL up to him
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

Before she Is married to ma. :
woman always wants to think Oh .-'
afterward she wants to think lo' NV
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29
A Phrenoloojst.

PA, what do they call a person
that reads heads?"
"A phrenologist, my boy"
Gee! Then ma must be one OF
those things. She felt my head this
afternoon and said right away:
You've been swimming "-Detrit
Free Press.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

Rear Admiral William p. Potter.
chief Of the bureau Of navigation. in
bis Recommendation that the age for
admission Of cadets into the Naval
academy shall be lower has the sup
port Of facts that have time and again
been given serious attention. These
facts relate to the advanced age at
which ofncers arrive at commands In
the American navy. Before they
reach the highest grade in the serv.
Ice they are about ready for retire
ment and the great majority never
have Z chance to reach those grades.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-03-29

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geological conclusions to the general
public when the sky of Paris was red
with the incendiary flames of the
commune
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-05
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- Tas geetto @infommen ut1Ie.
rer teralliiden gabnen ipGbreno bes
nit oem 30iten SUM- abgeidlo]ienen
Sabres bat $20,011,751 betraeen,
ungefabr iehs Bro5ent bes sSteuer-
lpertes Ser gabnen. @on oieiem
Ngeloe iinb $14,225,682 fir 3inie,;
ausbe5ablt, $2,191,676 fir Dipi<
oenoen, $1,599.445 fir 8erbeHe,
rungen uno $994,948 iino nod als
Jeit in Der &aiie perblieben.
Die ra6itjabrige 5onlnernor
maliduIe Ger Staatsuniperiit1t in
4uitin piro am II. ssuni beginneu.
0ie @raminationen iperoen aln 81.
Snli itattfinben.
0ur9 Die @rploiion einer ST..
:roleumlampe ilt einer 2aterne, Die
iie ausblaien mollte, 5oe iid) Gralt
8. Sareent IN 9itbcod idnere
5ronomunben au, on oenen iie italb.
- Gs lit eine gcneoung I'M @an.
&c, aus Seilen BON See, Milon!
ano Wiliamion County elm teucs
gountp gu biloen, belien 9feeie-
rilngsiis Sbornoale Niperoen iol.
ln5ufrieoenbeit init benz nel.en
gourtbnlis in @eorsetotpn idein:
Die llriabe Der @etpegllng gu fein.
- glus Cos gngeIes in Galifor.
MEN fontnt Die 9eadri6t, oab bor1
Jrau Marp 9uiie, Die gSittpc bon
5ris 8uiie, geitorben it, Die 8eritor-
6ene mobnte friiber niele Sabre in
0renbain.
2nreoo bat nod Dem neucn
5enIus cine 8epolferung pon 1856
ginpobnern cine 3unablne non
t0.6 Ero3e1t.
= Die 8ogeer Mrbeiten an benz
aeuen Sdiffabrtsfanal bei Corpus
gbriiti baben begonnen.
esn 9itus County, 6fDiifen
benz @bite Saf Greet ino Dem Sll.~
pbur &iper iino Wolobranoe ausge-
bro6en. Inter ben bortigen 8ieb-
beftanoen ion GROCER Sdaoen anae-
ridtet iein.
8om 4ten bis gum Stem Sc.
nuar tpir6 in 9allos ein groBes
2uftfbiffer Meeting itattfinoen.
Sn COLLECTION itarb Grau Miil-
no Seft i'm 9llter bon Sc Sobren.
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Der lleberidmemmungen peruriodyt.
Sunoerte bon Srtidaften iteben ult.
ter @oHer. Die Staot Gaen i'll
iiberidpemmt> auh elm Sell BON
gfontes, Sait aIle Sliiiie lino iiber
ibre llfer getreten. 8elonoers
iblin1m iiebt es in geieberloeen Der
2oire, Ser @aronne uno Der &bonc
nlts.
Ssn Der 9edbe Der franaoIi-
iden Staot Sc Mans ronnte ein
@iienbabn5ug in elm glutolnobil
binein, in Dem iidl Die @rafin Sci.
colop, ibr Spbil lnlb ei1l Chauffeur
befanoen. 9IGe orei ipnroen getotet.
= ssSsn 8raa Steierh1arf, lit Wiou-
iignore @eiB i'll SOFT aenommen
lporoen gr iol ben 3ulonlnlen.
brud Ser Gentrolfaiie in aIagenfnrt
perlduloef baben burb melden biele
fleine griiten5en pernihtct ipuroen.
Mus 9aDreutb fonlnlt Die Mple
oung, oaB 6rau Goiinla Mogner, sic
@ittipe bes gro6en Dleiiter5, an
Ser8i6ipdde erfranft 1T.
ssstalien nrbeitet iett NIT lie
beridiiiien. Der l1eberi6u6 fir baS
esabr 1910 big 1911 miro ollf 40
Willionen 2ire abgeiddst.
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@prreippnbena. Content. GoIor

Gorreipombena Content, Goiorae
DO Gountp, 8. /. 0e5. 1910. 9e5ue'
nebmeno auf oen fur5eu 0eridt in
Der lesten Musgobe Der .Sreie
greile", ben beOauerli6en 8orfG1
in bieliger Nab6ari6aft betreffenn,
Dem irrtiiinli6 Elm teures Men-
lhenleben sunt Spfer fiel, fam
tpeiter nidts melentli9es binauee.
fiigt neroen; bic 8erlionen bariiber
geben 5tpar ettpas auseiunnber, lall-
fen ober in ben Sauptpunften mic
Der 5uiommen. Cine 8erfettung
BON ungIiidlihen umitdnoen iheint
Die Shulo an Der betrii6li9en off.
fare su traeen: oab Giemann, frii-
fer uno atpar oes gfabts 5uriif1e
tebrt mar, uno SroebIid, in Der
sIbiift, nod Der 8iebbeIorgung icr
nen eigenen @eidaften rod5ueeben
friiber, iuie geiagt tpirb, Dor Cages.
grauen nod Eiemann's Blas einG
uno oieier ibn 10 5eitis niht nermu-
tet botte, aber in Der Herlon i'm
Souie einen Gieb pernultete, bann
ou6 aIs auf ieinen @nriif Die Ser
ion, 5. +. Sroeblif, fih nidt meloe-
tie, neil er an ienen1. faltcn Daor-
Gen megen Sbrenihner3en iih botte
9aumpone in Die Sbren geiteft
folelid ben @nruf nidt eebort bot
te, ioi feuerte Siemann Die ibuBbe
reite @affe auf i'm a6, mas Sroeh-
lids iofortigen Sob 5ur 6olge bat.
te. 60 fon6 er in Der Iusiibunp
eines Observation-Disclosures ein ia
bes Gnbe uno ipuroen feline 9lngebo-
rigen in tieflte 9rauer periest. Ser
Bel Spidern, @eibenburg unb
@ortb BON oen feinoliden @eidoi-
ien beridont geblieben NOR, fiel
ourd ben ungliidliden Sssrrtum lei.
neg geohbnrs bem SOB onbeim.
ssrieorid Sroeblid), Der auf oieie
Weiie 10 plotlih Dobingeihieoene,
puroe in elmer fIeinen Srtidaft oes
eben1dlisen 3oniereibs nannoper
am 10. Noo. fs49 eeboren, erreitb-
te mitbin oas Mlter bon 81 eSabren
unb 8 gogen. Seiner Militdrpflidl!
geniieeno, nohte ct ben 4rieg
t870--7t NIT 9lus5eihnlrng nit,
perbeiratete ii6 nah slbiolpierura
ieirer 0ien1tpfliht iponoerte nit
oen Seinen 1880 in 9eros elm mln
lieB ii6 in bieier 9iahbari1aft baus-
li6 nieoer. Nebit Der @itipe betpei-
nen ieinen friiben SOB elm Sobn
uno 5mei Tohter, olle bereits per-
beirotet uno IelbItitonoig. 0os @e-
erabnis mar zines Der groBten. bic
ie in oieier @eeeno Itatteefunoen
boben, foit Die ganse @itipobner-
ihaft BON Content uno Neu-9ieluu
uno eine eroBe sln8abl 2eute ars
@eimar mar erIdienen. nm Dem
0erItorbenen oie leste gbre gu er.
peiien. sSSn linn baben mir einen
euten MeniGen begraben. Weoqe eS
ionft ruben. Gen Sinterbliebenen
Iei infer inniges s9eileio ousge=
oriidt. 6. s.
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9Slr aIaubcn az lin,

neil mir felne @irfiing fenneiL ia-
gen bic 2eier oieier 3eihlna, iuelAe
Or. Midter's vNoin-grpetler" &c.
6raudt baben, lange bepor iie slnne-
rifa iaben. Gin alt beod5rtes,
ihnea uno fider pirfe,ioes aqittel
Jegen @beumatismis, @idll. 3eeiual.
gle, @rf6ltiguneen uip. @S iii ii al
fen oeutihen @potbefen 81 baten 8,l
25 uno so Gents Die 5loime.
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Walter 9lrher nit ei1enl BON ibin
ielbit erfnnoenen uno gebauten
4eroplon aus elmer Sobe bon 700
Sub berab lno muroe lefort eetn-
tet.
Die gu Dem Ebilippinen-Mr.
6ipel seborigen Snieln 92inoanao
un0 2ontboanga lino bon ihmerel,
,5tiirmen beintgeiu6t pprben.
3ipan5is 8erionen ioaen nu's ge.
ben gefommen iein.
= lteber oie 8epolferlnlgs5uGl
na6Itebenoer Staaten iino bonn @en-
lusamt 8eri6te peroffentlicbt:< Go-
loraoo 799,024, cine 3unabme poli
is 4sro5ert. Soabo 325,594, eine
3unabne BON 1912 Yro5ent; 9te-
paba S1,875, .eine 3unobme pou
93.4 8ro5ent; Oregon 672, ,765, cine
3unabne bon 62.7 Yrooent.
Oie nernitttpete Srau Stein-
6ah in SEEM Srleans, cine 6rau pb.t
uneefabr Is Sabreat, lit i'll Soloe
@inatmens bon 2eudtgas eeltorben.
Sbre Todter, Die in oenlielben 3inl-
mer iblief tpuroe IN belpllBtloicnl
3uitanoe aufgefunoelL miro abes
)ohlt pabrideinlid) ipieoer berge-
ltellt merben. Ser @asbabn in benI
3immer iheint ourd eineu ,tngIiief-
liden 3ufon often seblieben gu fem.
Der Dor Glir5en peritorbene
5dladtbousbeiiser Waidael gnoa-
5p bot ein @erlnogen bon 5lpan5io
Millionen Dollars binterlaiien,
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Der &oflihe taoelt uno ipioer-
ipriht, inbem er ibpeigt.
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Minters- s-Infans.

Ser Sesas= Binter fpnmt beran,
God brtngt er felfen Sdjnee unb Gis,
Gs feblt inns b'rmm bic Sd)littenbabm
llnb anh ber Shneemann, grpk mnb
meiE.
Sas SdjIittitnblanfen lit ein Gpprt
Srt gtpr0en tppl fiir eeberntann,
8od, bier fam' man banit nidjt fort,
HIS tShitens anf ber Mullfhubbabn.
Statt SdjueefaI iett bier Nesen elm,
Die Straken tuerben sum N.praf,
God lit ber Iiebe gpnmenihcin
aud etn nid,t gar 5u ielt'ner Gait.
Mas ipnit ber @inter mod bcit,eert
Nm tramlid]er @eiellisfcit,
Gbeater, Sale nnb Spn5crt,
Sas bat ct nns anh bier setueibt.
and NIT ber 8arten Sfumensier
Verfabrt er ifDncn6 mod 10 melt,
unb gar iiidJt ielten fin6en mir
Nod Hoien 5n her gSeibnaftSsett.
Spdj bel benz gllen frieren iuir
go febr, iuie man i'm 9tprben tut,
Der belize CONNER idjafft mns bier,
Gin gar enpfinblid biinnes 8Int.
9'rnm idlat,en mir i'm Giiocn aud
Ser Sfeniudrme ianfte GjIut,
gSenn nns bes Nurbuinbs faltcr Saufy
ll,nipebt, tut mns ber Sfcn gut
3anu iiten anh gang serne MIR
Sninninten nal i'm trunten areis,
Sei cinent OfaS u MIam mu gier,
gSo Sceer su ersablen iueiR.
@as uns i'm CONNER bat sefiibIt,
get bnnbert Grab am beiRen Tag,
Ias tuirb ertudrmenb iest sefiihlt,
Wie es aud branhen itiirmcn n,ag.
S6 Suntmerbtte, @interfrpn,
9aritber fiihf' td) feinen GjruI,
3aS afamp Bter In bte Scott,
Die tiiblt unb sudrnst, grab wte he iplI
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g.. $. & g. u. (Saupt.ainie).

g.. $. & g. u. (Saupt-2inie).
Infunft--
30. 9-Wom Often. ..7:s5 porm
yto. 7-Gom Often. 80. 900 nad1m
20. 10-gl Rafo II. Beiten. .7:30 uad,n
Ro: 2-gon Sci 0fio.. 1880 bonn
Ibfabrt-
20. 9-3ad CT gafo umb @eften. !.
.... :. 80. 900 BORN
20. 10--Nad 3. @eften. 1890 abellns
20. s-Na6 bem Often. +. HOO BORN
yfo. 1-Nad Sci 9iio.. 400 abeilOs
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- Gur9 einen ihmer3liden Ser
luit profitiert Der Meni6 oft mehr
ols ourd einen frobli6en @etpinn.
Muh i'm 9ienlte Ser @emein-
belt fittbet man berporrogenoe Go.
lente.
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gietoria 9ibiiion g. S. e g. u.
Inflinft
20; 3o5-guero, Wietoria. .7:5o naGm
4bfahrt-
SO. 8o6-guero. @ictoria. 500 BORN
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Gn6et 8inter.2e,sen.

Sir gieIe lit Der Binter Elm,
9eioemsseit. grfrorene Singer mo
3eben, aufgelprungene SGnoe. 9lt-
len uip. bereiten fie. Aber Sites
fIiebt Dor gudIens Mrrltca Salae.
ganr 25c bei alien Druggiitcn.
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Bo6entaeen :. $50 ncdn,
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M. &. G. 8. gahn.

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go. 10-Na9 benz Rorben. 1000 born,
Ro. 236-Nod benz Norben. -. ;.
-. :. 900 absnos
Wo. 242-g1ab benz Norben unb Gal
beiton. :. ....11.50 abenbs
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05
ny ELEANOR BRAINERD

NVSHEN | heard that they were go
M ing to make pennies with Lin
coins picture on them, l was de-
lighted.
Only. | thought it should have been
twenty dollar pieces instead of "dinkey"
pennies. 1t seemed to me that Honest
Abe's' good, kind face was plenty good
enough to put on the double eagle, the
most valuable coin made in the minis
of the United States
Afterward I thought better of it.
The boys and girls do not often see
double gle, to say nothing of hav-
ing one for their own. But pennies are
easy money" Almost any grown up"
will save his pennies for the children.
If Lincoln himself had had anything
to say about 1T, / am sure he would
rather have his picture on the coin the
struggling newsboys make change
with, the little chaps buy marbles with
Nor the little girls spend for candy,
than on the elegant, gold double eagle
which the rich lady pays out for dia-
monds or the pompous gentleman de-
posits in the bank.
So l concluded that Uncle Sam knew
a thing or two" after all.
When the copper OF which the pen
MES are made. is brought into the
mint it is melted. rolled into bars and
afterward into long narrow strips.
From these the pennies are cut very
much as your mother might cut little
cookies from long, narrow strip of
dough.
They are taken then to a machine
called a mill. A man slips them down
into tube and they are carried by the
revolution OF the machine around into
a groove, a little smaller than they are.
The pressure OF this groove, as they
are carried along. forces up little rim
all around the edge Of each one, like
a narrow frame on the edge of a small,
round picture. They fall down into a
box and are carried to the whitening
room, where they are put through a
process that changes their color from
a dark dingy to bright yellow
Then they are taken to the press a
great, heavy piece OF machinery, and
again slipped down into a long brass
tube. AS each piece reaches the bot
tom of the tube ii is grasped by the