The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-03-09

WV ~"&~S
basss for ot.tnsaGs. eososttss ~
Abrs lubs1eaats.
In oaly . very few cit1ss ot ~
world = eAsSags maAs ef valss tsAaV.
What tAs "vaste6' q u ADasSmA
housewife nv - 0AAs 70 ytesl =
cash ~ ssesoaly bssa dsooastraAsl
By Pal Dsust. . German, II Lsolsa.
Brust says tAa& ~ sGaslo1 . ol,0oA
He began bsrnins OasSa0s b laG0s
vertical eyi111ses, susssan1el -
steam jasksas. aaA svaDseaAal ~
ssventy-1vs Dse osot & veAse u -
gaFbaGs. TAs latty suho1nAass Vase
Dissolved. ~ - . Feoule ef ~ Deoe
sss hs Ds01ssel Q 1srt11lbse vAasA y
worth nftssa dollars Q tea. - ~.
cessful were ~ 0fst opseat3ons ~
hs started . snail eo0pany % Q sa0-
ital Of e1o.ees. snl last ysar tAis e16L-
900 invest0sat mAAs Q mon q
$4,000!
In many places throughout ~
United States. aAA especially u ~
Canadian northwest, tAses afe sDlss-
did opportunities for ~ v11savahs
American 70 make moasg b IL -.
tablisAmsnt ol . new k1Ad e tWtne.
making factories. Tarnees ass Dov
using hemp or jsGs twAs for htnA.
ing their gratA. at tAs saofmous cost
Of froa $50 to tlse Per tn. II q
now found that N excellsAt tWino oAa
b. made from ordinary marsh gfase
snA Rr<>-a ~ ~n--~~ A-A>> -~.N
which grows abuAAAntly over nf1lSe0s
Of acrss Of wsstern ooantry.
Aloag the Atlantic. The PaetAe -
the Gulf Of Mexico nillioas Of teos
of ssavesd are cast up BY the vaves.
II 10 often four and i've fest in 6eDeA,
and in France. where soms Of It 10
now being used. 1t 10 found that Il
will gather bsst where large stones
are placed within ide-mark On sanAy
shores. In this country tAsrs is -
yet little thought Of putting ssaWosl
to use. aad yet it 10 one of the Richest
and most productive Of Ill wastes"
One ton will produce eight pounds Of
iodine. large quantities Of chloride Of
potassium. four to ten gallons Of volA-
tile oil, three or four gallons Of nap.
tina. and $50 to 400 pounds Of sulphats
Of ammonia. Only about 10 per cant
of the total mass IL actual waste, and
the remaining 80 per cent in each ton
Is worth between 315 and $40. The
highest value 10 reached when 1t 10
turned In gelose, or vegetable isin-
glass.
Science, the wizard Of the century.
touches with his fairy wand the black,
viscid coal-tar from the gas rstorta.
and from the 140 pounds Of gas-tAr In
4 ton Of coal science today makes
aniline dyes numbering over 1000 dis
tinct shades. OF medicines. antisep-
tics. hypnotics and ever-allaying prep
arations 1t furnishes quinine. antipy.
rine. atropine, morphine, exalgine,
somnal. sslol, chloralamide, hypnol.
and q host Of others. II furnishes
Observation-Disclosures. Glove, queen
Of the meadows, cinnamon. bitter al.
monds. vanillin, camphor. wintergreen
and thymol. It has given to the
world bellite and picrite. two powerful
explosives. 1t supplies moro than 10
fiavoring extracts: 10 the houseksep-
ers' ally. with bensins and naptha, the
insecticides; supplies the farmer with
ammonial fertilizers. and has given to
the photographer his two developers.
hydroquinone and likonogsn. It Yields
parahin. crsosots and pitch material
for artificial paving; saccharfn. sub
stance 800 times swester than sugar.
It gives us lampblack, material for red
inks, lubricating oils. varnish, rostn.
almost our entire supply Of ammonia,
and other things whose names would
fill . page.
Not many yssss ago. when . "bssf"
was killed 10 per cent Of the animal
was waste. To-day nothing 10 lost
but its dying breath"
1t II true, ~ Mr.. Rockefeller says,
that today there is"a gold mine not
70 very far from every hustlinG.
brainy, ambitious young man in the
United States"-and many Of these
mines" may be found in the utilixins
NJ "vastes''