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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
AS Told to Hugh s. Fuller
ton by Daubert.
FORMER DIGGER PLAYER
He Was Then Playing First
58 ForlNashville.
The Play Was Made ON the Last Day
OF the Season of 1908, During
Jakc's First Year In the Southern
League--PIay Won Nashville The
Pennant. -

II seems to me that the greatest
plays that come I'm baseball are the
ones that come in the critical instant.
The players rise to the occasion In
the climax of games, or OF series, and
perform feats that, under ordinary
circumstances. they could not do
at all. I have seen men. when key
ed up TO the highest pitch do things
that would be impossible ordinarily,
and I think the greatest play was a
play by which McElveen, who is now
playing with me on the Brooklyn club
won the penant in the Southern
league for Nashville where we also
played together.
The play was made on the last day
of the season of 1908. We had been
lighting with New Orleans for the
pennant, and the race was still un-
decided on the last day. There was
one day to settle the whole years
results.
The score was tied up In the sew
enth inning. and New Orleans was hit
ting, and 1t looked as If they certain
ly would count McElveen was play
ing third base, and / don't think ]
desperately to save the game as he
did that day. In the seventh inning
New Orleans got n mari on second
base. with no one out, and the bat
ter instead of bunting took n swing
at the ball. hit It on top and rolled
Il down the third base line slower
than If he had bunted it. It looked
as If the game was going away right
there. but McElveen came sprinting
forward as fast as he could run
scoopcd the ball with one hand and
swung as If he was going to throw
to first base. There wasn't n chance
for him to catch the runner at first
base: he was fast and the hit was
so slow 1t could not be handled un-
less the baseman had been waiting for
it. The runner had, come, from sec
ond at top speed, and was turning
third when he saw Macs arm swing
as Il TO throw TO first II looked as il he
could walk home on the throw before
could catsh tho ball and 'heate II
back 10 the plate, so he tdrned' third
and 'sprinted FOR home with, tfa rl,n
that seemed 10 give New Orleans tile
pennant o. ~ isrtftf edrh
+ Instead Of throwing. MAG, swuns
his ann to the null limit and huns to
the ball. lie made the play. sofealls-
tic that | was fooled and was on top
Of first expecting to catch the ball
Whon ! saw what had happened. The
runner was half way home when he
discovered Mac hadn't thrown the
bhlt AZ All ana that he was trapped
McElveen ran him to near the plate
tossed the ban to the catcher who
touched the runner out, and shot
down to second, driving the other run
ner back to first, and they. failed
to score.
The play won the championship for
Nashville. as we scored in the ncxt
inning, and beat them out of the
same.-Jake Daubert in indianapolis
News
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
snlnnns no ne I,imlieh.

Columbus, March 23.--The senate
today unanimously passed the Dean
bill limiting the number of saloons
IN any community to one to eath 500
Of population. The bill puts no sa-
looms now open out OF business but
win make it impossible 10 start more
saloons in places that already have
more than the quota provided for
ny the bill Senator Purinton Of
Columbia county tried To amend the
bill to provide one saloon TO cyery
I 900 population, but the amendmrnt
was voted down.
Reduction of the saloons TO the wee
auired number is to be brought about
by cancelling the license from time
TO time, Of all saloonists who fan tu
pay their saloon license fees on time
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
WELL KNOW LIMA Ihi
PASTOR HAS STROKE
Death Comes as he Takes Seat
f - Billy Sunday Revival.

Friends aud relatives in this city
of Rev, r. p. Pope, of Lima, were
greatly shocked TO learn Of his death
'whith occurred suddenly last night,
as the result of an apopleetic stroke.
The stroke came as he was taking his
seat upon the platform OF the tabor
naele preceding the Billy Sunday re-
vival services. lie tainted in the arms
of his brother ministers and was
quickly carried from the platform,
but was dead before anything could
be done for him.
The stroke was probably due ~
overeXcitement as his wife had just
returned from Chicago hospital. lie
was sixty-flve years old. He was pas
tor of the Grace NJ. u. church of Lima.
Rev. Pope has made very many visits
to Marion and Is well known here. lie
was a brother-in-law of Mrs. Viola
Wright of Vine street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

publican leader OF Hamilton county
indicted ON a charge OF perjury in
his legal fight to escape trial 10y
Common Pleas Judge Frank German,
completely ties the latter's hands
In majority opinion by Presiding
Judge Sam Smith and Judge Peter
Swing, Of the circuit court a supple
ment mandamus plea Of CoX's legal
army to restrain Judge German from
proceeding with the Cox case was
granted. Smith and Swing are tho
Republican members Of the court and
met objection from the third mem-
ber Judge Edward Jones. who deliv-
cred q dissenting opinion. holding
that. he ala not believe one court had
a right to enioin tile other
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

~ The teams in the Ohio State league
this season are all going to present
a strong lineup. and when the gong
taps on opening day a bitter race will
start for the pennant.
The majority OF the clubs have
about decided as to their line-ups.
while the others have n number Of
men to fight 1t out for positions. AS
yet the comparative strength Of the
eight clubs can not be ascertained.
" but Springfield looks strong as O'Day
has secured some very promising ath-
letes. Lima will appear to advantage
and Portsmouth and Newark have
signed men that should keep them up
in the race. Hamilton, although an
Z unknown quantity and also an infant
of the league, will have her babes. pre-
pared for ,rhe battle az the fhns' Of
Hamilton know basoball and will not
be taken unawaros. s,ti
Lancaster ana Chjlllcothe arc' both
=. conldept and are pfcpared TO make
~ a .str6AE 'nght for Tn" nrst tfivision
." I'm regard 10 'sfar1on WI arrs as
i, spred Of a first division club WIN q
!, ,4oog chance Cor tie top, ana when
our athletes report IL viii be, difficult
TO pick out the men who will coml
prise the team, as several positions
will;bes fought opt with, bitter opposi-
DO tioDe alt the new recruits comihs
N, highly recommended, Tile Iine-np
Of the teams with the exception of a
,,efew changes VIII be: Ia
r6g1 Iilma-Catchers TeXtor and Fricndi
pitchers, Arch Osborne, manager;
Mink and three others: first Nesser;
second McClintocit; third. Long; field
~ irving and Houtz.
Chillcothe-Lake, @; Wolfe ib;
Wrlgley, IS: Whalen 2b; Kibler. 30;
Potts and Dewitt, outnelders; Gran
die and Wilkie, pitchers.
Springfeld-I4ink, p; Moore So
foley 3b; O'Day. 2b; Lambert Nally
and Kendall, outnelders.
Portsm smouth-Weinberg, c; Peggy
Moore, Rube Walls, Ludwig and Wal
ters pitchers; Childs. manager and
second base; Harning, shortstop
Conwell, third base; Jones and Wood
ward, outhelders,
These positions named in the line
a up are only those that are possibly
A. permanent. fixtures the vacant posi-
!, Z .tIoiis will be filled by the different
NseYeanis from the new recruits. Lam
W caster, Hamilton and Newark are un'
certain as to their lne-up but all
three teams have good timber to pick
from,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
|BURPISNOEfERS TO PAY |..!.!.! L.
CREDITORS 35 PER aENT
Proposition Will be Accept
ed at Meeting Friday.
Referee In Bankruptcy win Have
Busy Session---Threc Cases 10 be
Considered nt That Time.

Friday will be "a busy day for
Holee w. Donithen, referee in banl;
ruptcy. Beginning at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, three cases now pending
before the referee will be taken up. :
In the case of 9. Il. Burris. for
mer West Center street jeweler. the
creditors will meet and consider the
banltrupt's offer of settlement. Mr..
Burris has proposed to pay SO cents
on the dorral This offer is certain
to he accepted. as majority of the
creditors have already agreed to
these terms Of settlement.
The first meeting Of the creditors
Of -, +. NJ. BALDWIN viii he hell
and In the case OF G.. G.. Miller a
hearing Will take place on the petition
OF =. j. Monahan, trustee. TO sell the
book accounts and unsecured claims
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
SMITH TROOPS
FOOT-SORE BUT
Game Hike Through Mud
And Will Reach Leon
Springs Today.
By United Press Wire.

SAN Autonio, 1t:s.,. March ga
lGeneral +. A. Smiths web footed bri-
gade continued its march toward the
Leon Springs N reuvsr grounds tC.
d1y a'ter spendin. I" night sleeping
IN shercr fonts on Eleven Mile hil
= ~ mAn. stin'cned after their lons
hike through tho N uG yesterday, h )b-
h.rd painfully thrnLgf the first iov
mI'as tpday but ficr warming up,
struck long stride ana "ate up dis
tance" The troops expect TO reach
Leon Springs by o'clock this after
noon. they viii pitch camp and rest
until tomorrow when the first tactical
maneuver, consisting of "makina
breastworks and facing the enemy''
fire" will begin.
Meantime an armed truce" exists
in the camp behind Fort Sam Houston
officers and mon laying on then
arms' awaiting orders To take The
neld, either for Intervention I'm MoXl
co or maneuVers on an extended
sale
Advices from Mexico indicate tina
sunday may be decisive day, NJ
~Gys a big lfete day and usua'l>
seized upon by the government 10
mpotpnt announcements Senor Lila
| dn'cdr's admission that election -
| forms are under consideration by Il"
cabinet is taken here to Indicate thA
! SOM Hind of sop" will be throw
| 80 the insurrecios sunday.
The Mexican congress meets Apr
IL three days before the Amerirt
| congiLss conVenes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
ONE HOPE LEFT
Continued from Page one.

Cincinnati. March GA new move
was made Thursday by attorneys for
George b. Cox, Republican leader
indicted on charge OF perjury in
their fight to enable Cox to es-
cape trial by Common Pleas Judge
German. Cox has charged that Cor
man Is preiudiced.
Before the circuit court consist
ing of Judge Peter Swing, Edward
Jones and sam Smith, who has been
absent for several days, Attorneys
Maxwell Baker and Benedict, for
the indicted boss appeared to argue
for leave to file supplemental pc
titon for mandamus proceedings de-
signed completely to tie the hands of
German
The petition they offered is SUP
plemcntal TO the mnudamus petl-
ton by which they sought an order
TO force Presiding Common Pleas
Judge Hunt TO act upon the affidavit
of prejudice ana bias filed by Cox
against Judge German which Judge
Hunt nd determined he has not the
authority TO pass upon.
Their new plea usas the circuit
court to do these things
Make Judge German party to
the mandanmus proceedings against
| Judge Hunt.
order Judge German to rescind his
action of Wednesday striking from
the files the Cox affidavit of bias
| 0nd peiudice.
order Judge German to refrain
from hearing arguments on CoN's
motion 10 squash the perjury mdict-
| mcut against him.
order Judge German TO refrain
| from taking amy other steps IN tho
Cox case until the matter before the
circuit court is finally determined
whether Judge Hunt has jurisdiction
to act upon the Cox affidavit %,
Ltas and prejudice ana whether h,
would appoint another hIduc 10 hca
tho Cos casc in place OF Judge Cor
mau
| tfIuffnRpt NTrp.l
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
COACH TOM KIBLER
HAS RESIGNED
VIII Report TO Cmlllcothe Abont
Aprit First.

Tom Kibler manager OF the Chilli
cothe team last season, and for the
past -four years coach and physical
director of the Ohio State university
has rendered his resignation TO take
effect April I.
Mr.. Kibler will report Immediately
after the first to Chillicothe whore he
has signed as third baseman.
The university will feel the loss OF
Tom and as yet have no one in view
to take his place After the ball sea.
son ends Kibler win go West where
he will take up athletic work in ono
of the western colleges.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
MIR. JohnsIng,s Plans

san Francisco, March 23.-Jack
Johnson is planning to become 'the
big smoke in the sky" /.
Believing that no living man Is left
for him To conquer in the prize ring
lack today arranged with r. r.
Young, Glenn Curtiss' manager, 10
take lessons in running an aeroplane
Johnson was again arrested lasi
night near the Clif house after n,
had scorched through Golden Gate
park
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
BOWLING

Arrangements have been made for
a bowling match of no little import
ance in bowling circles, to be held at
the Mission on north Main street Fri.
day and Saturday evenings. A picked
team composed Of the strongest bowl.
ers from Canton will meet team
made up of Marion and Alliance mon.
L. Smith, E. Schoenlaub and G. Mason
with Crewson and McCune of Alliance
will oppose the Canton team. The
five-manicbntest will bd rolled Satur-
day night. btt tomorrow nleht SOW
ierall two men steam VIII iroll. The
Canon and Alli1iice bSwlsrs arc OK
pected in the city toltorfow after
noon. Local bowlers are much in
terested in the outcome of the match
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
Members of Chapter Have
Enjoyable Evening.
FIFTY COUPLES ATTEND AFFAIR
McNeal's Orchestra Fur
nishes the Music.
Ithamar Court, Tribe of Ben Hur
Hold Scssion--ELlSs R1l Initiate
Class OF Candidates at Regular
Meeting Tonight-IInights Tcmplar
Meet This Evening.

A very enjoyable dance and CO.
ception was given at the Masonic
Tcmple, Wednesday evening by Ml-
rion Council No. 22, Royal and Sc
lect Masons. About fifty couples Mt
tended and danced until midnight
70 music furnished by McNears Eve
piece orchestra. An excellent lunch
was served. Tho affair Is one Of a
series to be given by the coun2i.
Tho committee i'm charge was cnn-
posed of Day orr, clyde Ullon apd
,mil Evenly
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

Chatneldi in the United states court
in Brooklyn this afternoon. The post
Office inspectors who made the ar
rests allcgc that the trio watched
the newspapers and sent to relatives
of persons who had just died. "a
notice asking them to remit the ball
ance on q bible ordered by the ina
dividual who had recently died. In
many cases the amount which var
jed from three TO ten dollars was
sent but the bible was never de-
livord
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
Scratched For 40 Years.
Used ID. ID. ID. Six Months-AII Itch
ing Gone!

This is the actual experience of
Anne Croman, Santa Rosa Cal, with
the wonderful ID. ID. d. Prescription.
d. d. D. is the proven Eczema cure
the mild wash that gives instant re-
lief IN all forms OF skin trouble.
Cleanses the skin of all impurities
washes away blotches and pimples
leaving the skin as smooth and
healthy as that of a child.
oct a 25c trial bottle of this won.
leriul Eczema Cure today and keeI
1t in the house.
We know that d. d. d. will do al
that is claimed for 1t.
Schmidts & Cos Pharmacy
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
Carried Eleven.

Paris, March 23,--The possillrio-
Of the aeroplane IN rushing body OF
scouts from place TO place as needed
IN time of war, was demonstrated oi
the Doua meet today when Aviator
Lieutenant Breguet performed the ann
a2ng feat of carrying eleven pass
engers on his biplane for n distance
of three niles He few across th'
prayelle aorodome In -four mimica
Tho total weight OF the passcne r..
was l.50O pounds, This was new
worlds record for number of ndi-
yiduals carried.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
They Want Mary.

Washington, March 23-Urgcnt, mes
sages for the arrest Of Mary Miller,
alias half n dozen other names, ,were
sent out by the police in the belief
that she wos the "comcly male" who
last night robbed Miss 'Mafy'N Il.
Adams of jewclry valued At Asl5. 900.
The Miller woman IS. said " be
wanted Tor similar 'robbefle9 'ih a.
score Of cities se% ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

Nunda. N Y. Mdr)M sskftv. r.
As Ihng twcntythreda pastountC the
Univcrsalist churcn, Gnmmltted
suicide here today by hanging him
self -. his shed The body was
found mby his wife. The coroner
issued 4. certificate shat Lanz was
temporarily insane from overstudy
and overWork
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
Cbnmnlon's TitIe In Tact.

Akron, Ohio, March 2S--Johnny
Goulon's title as bantam weigh
champion is as intact as ever today
following his clash with George
Kitson of Brooklyn last night when
10 prevent Knockout, the referer
stopped tho fight in the NTH round
The bout was scheduled for fifteei
rounds, but Coulon had Kitson hope
lessly outgeneraled from the first
round,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

New York. March 2a-Charged with
swlndllng and using the mails to
defraud Anna OXenstein who says
says sho IS a Swedish countess.
Louis Soundheim and Bcrtel kalien-
berg were arTaigned before Judge
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
Notice.

The Mount Olive b,md win give a
band concert. including q comedy
sketch entitled Timothy Delano3
Courtship," Saturday evening, March
%, in the Agosta town hall. Every
body invited. Admission 10 and 90
cents. a.,.. 3-2O-22-23
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
Abdul. IIamId Rcported Dead.

Vienna, March 23-An unconiirmeu
report from Salonkn today says that
Abdul Hamid, the deposed sultan of
Turkey Is dead.
A few days ago II was reported
that Abdul had attempted To com
nit suicide by gashing his wrists
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

The Tribe of Bon Hur transacted
regulas business alta meeting held last
evening After the business meeting
the members enjoyed q social, when
had been arranged by the men Of the
tribe. Cards and other amusements
were enjoyed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

Candy Lodge No. 81, X Of p, ems
tsrtained with dancing party last
night in the lodge hall Dowler's or
chestrd furnished the music and the
People danced tntil a late hour ap-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

~ number oC oanOdates 7gTi j
Inflated nt q rlslh~ meeting Of y
El5s to be held tonight. ,,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

with broken glass. when his plot
to escape from the prison-palace was
frustrated.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

Marion Commandcry no. SO
Knights Ternplors. win hold a, ,resu
lar meeting. this evening. ef-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
OHIO STATE
LEAGUE NEWS
Marion Players Stack up
Well With Other Teams.
PROBABLE REGULARS IN LEAGUE
Many Old Players Will be
Seen in Uniform.

,O'Day's Bunch at Springfield Looks
Good-Lancaster and Hamilton arc
Unknown Quantitics-Ncwarls With
Blue and Other Old Heads Should
Prove 10 he Winncr--Chillicoth
Portsmouth and Lima VIII he in
The Race.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23
RAILROAD NEWS

John Ryan, Erie brakeman, who
was in Mansfield attending law
suit In which he was a witness has
returned TO work. ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

Private car 999 of w. j. Lynch
bound for Chicago, passed through
the city today ON Erie train number
It
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

Two trains l3 will be run today
On the Erie. The second section vii
he an emigrant train enroute tC
Chicago.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

q nf btsp,a ftn bHsa 60
istsps e.A!s 80 :. .Aocs
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

Cincinnati March % A temporary
victory won by George B cox Re
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

RN telegraph office has been
moved and It's place is now occupied
by the Office force of j. NJ. Con-
don, Erie yardmaster
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

Edward Conardy Jr.. Of the Erlo's
intcrlocking gang, Is off duty on ac-
count OF Illness.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

Two extra men We're placed on tho
Erie force today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

spGS agl..4 49, W hE-tA
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-23

The Pennsylvania7 is repairing
crossing at the Union Station.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20
KIlIs Woman who seornea Him.

After shooting his cousins wife
Ia the head aud killing her. GregofiG
Vlnei. TWEEN -four years old, Of TbiF
teeuth and Ellsworth streets. PhiladeI
uhla. turned the revolver on him
self and fred bullet through hIa lef;
temple He IS dying 10 the pennsylYa.
MA hospital
The police say that vinei has been
forcing his attentions on his cousin 3
wife. Hrs Nicholas Elncl. for some
time. and that she had repnlsed him.
Mrs Ninci was working In the kitchen
81 her home and Gregorio again tried
TO make love 10 her.
Wien The woman ordered him from
the house the man whipped cut a re
rolyeF and threatened her life. Mrs
Einci braYely repeated her order.
whefeupon Einei fired Al her. he vas
but few feet away and the bullet en-
tered her head behind the left ear.
Mithout q CRY ate tel to the eooE.
Nslgbb0re came rushing 10 tbe back
gate. but not before Vlnci had placed
the revolver 10 his head and fired Z
Eh0t into his Ieft temple. When tie
police broke into the h0use they foune
the man and worazn lying side BIZ E56s
On Ehe k3teben a0gs
Mfg Eibei WAS dead. and from al
Indications death bad been inetsuta
bagaR The 1oan still Bress The ybgki
cian& Say Ninef cannot dive
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20
See plos 10 sIoa Up Taft.

The affYai IN L2s AbEeiss, Cal,
u The special train Dsafiag pfsstdsa,
Taft brought the news thai thirty sig
sticks u dynamite had bssu found
under tbs southern Pacific stssi
bridge bstWesn Gayi0ta and Ei Capt.
tan, just prior 10 The arrival and pas.
sage " The train,
Sheriff Stewart, 81 santa Barbara
county, left santa barbara during tho
day with posse ~ search for tbs
mysterious man who IL alleged 10
have placed the dynamite under the
structure. A Waterman, employed by
ths railroad since tho sh0pmeB's
strike began, saw the stranger and
fired several shots at him az he fed
The railroad agent at GayIota, az.
eording 20 sdYlces received IN Los An
gsies, confirmed the report Of the End.
Ing u the dynamite under the bridge
and It's removal before the Taft spe.
eial passed.
a dispatch from San Francisco said
that the Southern Pacific had ordered
an investigation. and admission rss
made that the dynamite had been
found under the bridge.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-10-20

TIE gghah Hopkins hospital. Ia Bal
ism0se. has 1asta18ea In ills etinlcs the
transp plantation o. aHaanal tssggse froaH
ore body 10 an~bsr
Experiments have convinced the eT.
peg1s th1f life czn be saved By usng
part . body. Ayias os dead. q znar
OF 2n3usa2. Qn a patient
The MOST sts1k8ng feature Of tins
nse1hoa Ia that airanE material take.
fg01a one ps1aeSt may be stored away
and ksyg gntal ghsr@ is nae5 30, ia
rae IL al gpss'aiao1 ca another ii has
bee1 t0ana fha1 tAaNue trx.n 4 s9g
STORED away Ia zn aeaehegs tgr e3ghi
DAYS. grew saeoesssuIaF Nhsn grafss,.
or 3be leg q a eat In eshss expert
usexfs the material WAS kept fifty days
and grew wAsn trznsg 3snsa1 10 al
0ah@s body
MBeb hannah material ggt1sz 5r op
esata0aR Is now iArDwn AWAY. Taas
will now BE keS for use 20 the 0g,eras
ing TpoE- In ksEtF-fwD sxpes9enaenal
CT 6Dga the Hopkins physicians trans
planted parts q ahs bodies from nns
zniu5ss 10 anothsF and 10 animals q
saoahsF kline N3th remarkable EBcsasss