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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN : A Old of Approach Preventing REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, come American: to be regarded country of tunity. the The manded Speer the mercialism. man's of and is busy more the|ten oppor- youth nation's More has;graph{c as essentially young virility by America description by "Having com-|age, natural to reached cetaining task|faded of Demange | means: de- | the a still intelligence, illustrate death what thé extremity the glimmerings the old man of writ-] this theory, : simply he]life, and old | opment. of feels a Along de-|of there in the that men line, like Is a of a continuity respect outcome this mits. Qld Arkansasrkansas Has Ilas Gone Gone Diamond Mad a Wiamon ES | ge The Baltimore SEPTEMBER 1, 1907. _GinstuientsinPars. |i | | | _ old also, lies Calkins, the the who Paris Anglo-Americans livng: have also experi-|for exist where necessity work|and is in which today is|students devel-|the | conditions of)/where age greater = been of girl in the French Arkansas by| ment. there, and} read is The with students} covery compatriots existence ; are | fuily recognized helping other Saya there in a rest flutter of interest of dlamonds, struggling | to the Bee eR OUP ‘ pused of exeite-|his the eountry Tas) the the reported dis- |} ing report 14S |} tle but this is nothing commotion that in the state the itself, explorations erystals stones The he and on diamond and up many interesting place. in the resemblance cut picked fier his to highly rough the of;diamonds look-| Should jthe bears lt-|ed symmetrically polished gem blue be Dr. they volcanic proved which| Turther that pO ee gras were..found diamond-bearing by | unless show clay, action, ze Cepoalt- which later thes Washington visit SOA ENS SEU AALS of creating and directing great enter-| bility gaining upon him, his limbs refuse |menting upon the simplest forms of|has roused their active interest 8 of a rocky farm. in, the goes to enhance: the beauty of fair} ton. place, but in the meantime elgliprises is being intrusted to men un-| to obey his failing will, his skin becomes | life. By changing the diet of the pro-la result there have been established him If the prospective ; Women, and it is not ) be wondered | teen other diamonds had beech found, der the age of 40. The dictum of Dr.|insensible, dry and cold; warmth with-|tozoa, which were mortal, he followed|from time to time clubs, homes anc ad} diamond mine that. will jal that the children of the South Afri-| making. twenty-one in all After (a William Osler of Oxford and Balti-]draws from his extremities; his face!the divisions through 600 generations|rendezvous, where English-speaking| mous Kimberley mines of can Boers used diamonds for marbles| careful .investigation, covering several more that a man fs capable of his}grows thin, his eyes hollow and his eye-/{and demonstrated that the vital power|girls are furnished accommodations p to the present time however, or that the Pike county farmer should| weeks, Dr. Washington gave Jt as hts greatest achievements before that age] sight dull; his speech dies upon his lips,| of the descendants was unimpaired and which are as homelike as it is pos-| only one find of what is believed to be| regard them as th pretty but commer-|opinion that the company had included has been widely accepted as correect,}] which remain agape; life forsakes the old| practically immortal, sible for them to be, and at rates) diamonds in paying quantities - has)cially worthless erystals which are}: <p the diamond-bearing area in. their says the New York Tribune. man from the circumference to the cenComing down out of the clouds of] which compare favorably with pension] been made, This find Is near Mur-) found throughout the state |purchases and whatever was found But the veterans of life are at last|ter: his breathing becomes labored, and/theory, with their interesting but con-|rates. To the girl who is well behay-| freesboro in Pike county, and, while But one day Mr. Huddleston picked | outside of that area might be ‘could: be "notcalled there and. parasitical' In} brightly glinted which a crystal iS! yp discovery the of authenticity the is no there inclined studiously and pos-}ed and causes the on views The old/ficiting notice of] finally his heart ceases to beat. take to sit up and beginning this growing tendency to oust them}|man has thus gently gone out, reg sible cures for the ills of old age, we|longer the necessity of the studio life} Youched for by what apparently is the | the sunshine and seemed to hold and |cnough in sight to. pay to develop from the big nation's intense things progress character incidental They of see modern to the}to that erally recognized States. In them are than of all beginning spite to SHE IS in the asleep some assert the last Death ; tim have the well ascertained eae are vanced le oe This picture, Metchnikoff insists, gives color to the theory that natural death Is hastened through ee by harmful elements generated by the activity of OU} of| that for Natural | United]organs. this, In sleep, he says, need of rest is manifested, a/!death SSS THE fall the commer-] clalism wears out the human machine much more quickly than the more} leisurely methods of the past, and no-| where is this fact becoming more gen-| QUEEN is OF shown man's an instinetlve} and in natural/ Tnatinetive medical which are teria has ad- given us. or the pension, manner ebeaeah caused fs might the The of modern the as cure be classified line by by known SSpITO-/teriology. MATCHMAKERS. facts that sclence Tein of One unless living. of the oldest she ; prefers of these that" clubs, best of ; doubting authority, of experiments discovered from the nature which cause of study father of animals, the bacterial] contagious. the tended only Students, hood Of of the of of the the tea others, This for the as the it of and roon also States self-| covery, US| otherwise in the of | qnqs art. S¢ hoo within wnd | been those) been one many) reflect jhe The Ark im- this all others tw tones taey unsas have | ak gonds genuine by one America, Kunz, vice trustees of of these contagious successfully with sott with manity blood. 30rdet and the leaders in work-| elaborate velopiier hist Chel chiefly up chemistry disease diseases age the deal-} after de-4 waseneok which tlie| in and them monlonl to the of poisons Geta afflict of 40. hu] PoerP ali aaa of thete mart eens {in to old itself hind age and the is the the study causes organic of ene ae aero craps a Faves hich the -any.\way eae antell rier oo Th pin vill pousne reare not : but) hotel man yt find ; . in Although found in ocenr _ covered: nm pension, and untes one is abso-| George (Ne DS ELT RUDI Ine aL aauey ee ea el pest WinTAca nde way : Cireuit After | ine 25 in will he | earth tee he of ° the his by way St fe fered:'| the of rv ae the. bus- |! Taft any other| home -From to} that made it}mey the to-locate or systematt :the efor'. w = ‘crater tube.as\it is pipe chim variously. called opinion muleback now on it toward w ith Mr. the Huddleston | of carbon, Murfreesboro:|far ide 1 that the below. the ‘voleanic and they' are By thi surface actior of, brought. from eee ie the -earth' by | | and | Co + O77 na of thi Trans-Siberiat aris® pa. been | | tire ni and S brow ne Piise | been the Unit- been dis-|| investisatess,bs expert, and gem petrog aphe r. ros Biaorips TA Sees ge A | a et ‘ Areres ee Mur county Arkansas, The were found August 1, | nee picked BOK theAy: Ane,| up, total OFnumber last report being 130 good "water, of ind Th atx" in recently: eth Ue the have places Washington ier rat to } 30 lace und at eit a westward |) etersburg relative diamond least and: Kunz hasbeen the F S. ee Perpabidad have with his Secretary circuit. at places ie ! formar eae : Bh sbora, bss hei | first:;two ones Farth journey completes take| ™!lWway, phat for the lone elr) stu. ta one of the blishea establishec getting through the Philippins continue fe be¢. "In refined Bras, b. been pa lie Peete eee in every inci- which charity i ur-| dent in Pat but] whidt Wave tive| 1ich haye disé which changes of ra diseases ae i | touched. more which of research line The ticularly applies to the diseases dent object. pathy Through it) aple the human chance of tlaining mau ity has been largely increased Avhen' Palirvien doin alone vbhink Ine whole orient it Rubbing of | Mr, president Tiffany & follo ing report county diamonds the of took Metchnikoff and his school| tering any of these clubs. are simple.|;New York, for many years a member how: the white. blood ‘calis|20e& must give good relerencs s, be un-) and now an nn iry member of the digest the bacteria of conDee ROE aa oe: : Phe ps | United State : ical, survey, und | se. ARES EAE ae eae, ranes a week.) recently:deco1 ate ay vith the Legion of odern studies along this ous fire in room and laundry are} -fonor by France in recagnition of nisi neutralization Ing than Ié | valuable services in the fields of geology and mineralog The govern- | ment geological survey has issued tne| causes more his | colleetion Possessed absorbed into the Bhrlich have been out light noticed, to | else' in| line are in the direction of discovertag ra. Twenty-five solace in France} how the body manufactures. chemical ™ "i BO -AROUn aS far. as vay in America, antidotes to the poisons of the bacteria | 5°. ON need not ‘feel that she is an| ing the had dis-,tode alt other case authoritie sin F. the the to that or in each declared highest George. one of. fact of and glacial. the with in the been but "attaches compared lies place, recent| have uso Wishing to study French have been) #dmitted Phe requirements for en-| times, which as still add have neighbor-| at a and but music 4merica, are "fact *that diamonds had | against another crystal he noticed that| It1s mecess here to deseribe. how ¥ ould dot? Of ste be of | it cut it Ie then decided to take the | diamonds: are wide by nature Not to becaus they Hi e been | Stones: to. Murfreesboro, two and one-|entersinto a technical description, diaother pial és in the United lhalf:-miles distant, and get some one|monds < formed by the crystallization various Hortance was at first in-) accommodation, studios students house is home Latin quarter, dis- | Years eases. Then came Koch with his spec-| ial work upon the disease germ in tu-| berceulos discove red devour and taglous > The s rent also who,|@tt lower of the expenses are along| Supporting. Pasteur the Pays bac-|the diseases; work The was bac-| of such the immunity. bacteriology poisons action the as there Thomases and| i . the only one now in Paris which. is| Tne. mere Modern research work has taken two| strictly national, is the American beén -found. distinct lines in reecer years The| Girls' club in Paris, which was ab-} i, mportane Whole field of contagious diseases,|lished by Mrs Whitelaw a td. ow ho| found: ti 2g oe any othe rs | akeant-sat 4 halt "and re k rats t hit ea Tae aoe ; at "hy : ea four 1 why ee ee eee. tie Soe | | Prorr a| London, |{as SW tl ; greenish, . for aed friable, } le ayears e ; ; Dede) WEENFIT, lilke lt een taLy} tonaltO be‘notable d ~ ‘ i) asL oF W ithin 1in the } structural and functional standpoint:|!2,™many ways Be EHC BLCUAry iste tadecomposed peridotite, a rock some- | This line of inquiry is known as struc- | PUilar figure as)2: traveler. all) the way he ‘ Elie ; of | ; : F or z the study : of dJis- from Panama and Havana to: Manila jictimbertos what like the Thefamous "blue is ground' of tural pathology, i i ' property being ac-| ease undef the milcroscope. and it. 1s put his circumnavigating trip will he Sivas eognected' ana: developed: 5 ac place with advancing 5 along line that the work of the: new }est the most asiwell'as the long| { UP. to date ] 7, > been a | ee this aes <a he hasimportant undertaken A great fu-|. 140( dis diamonds j have Russell Sage institute will be ilrected | ture js in store for the United: State 5| found on one tract in a voleanie for-| The conditions which are directly inclin cdynniérce' bavonditta:Panitie rhe re | Mation w ith a geological strata similar | dc nt to the wasting process the body and| in be no reasonable doubt ot ‘ } to that of the famous LEE rle ¥y mine s | its organs undergo with age can be more nts 1 t ori E At Min South Afric: Several ars ago| or less clearly defined, There is the wana - i Ue as ers built to exte nd | D. Branner this widely acorn \merening of the arteries, which impairs the aa ane e an aed aaNet os Wee RAL ican geologist called the attention of | action of the heart, causes a reduction in anita 0 _ ae ee Oe BoE S the le ‘gislature then in session to this} the circulation, centers, ultimate becomes bursts, a shrinking of the nerve Bering with general enfeeblement and senility. If an artery in the brain brittle through hardening and the lives with obstructed man dies from apoplexy one side paral!yzed. In the heart through or If one is hardening man dies suddenly from neuralgia of| the heart, or, as it is often wrongly diag-| and XM George M. Pullman of Chicago's most exclusive social set, who is Known as the fairy godmother of the debutante. She has the reputation of making more matches than any other social light of the breezy city. man's best work should be done after, and not before, the age of 40. Their | hope has lonng been advanced | medical science will one of these days | find means to prevent the premature | process of aging. science cannot do this, they argue, then men will become discour-| aged in attempting to carry out the/ more and more exacting demands of | sanitary science as to how they should| eat, drink and breathe. With every', {tion toward death. In support of this beleft he instances the ee i ol people as to whether they liv and the fact that natural death eeapt eaetul but is accompanied by a feeling of beatitude. This condition, he explains, is the prelude to the acquisition of the aspirations toward death, and tends to show that intoxication of the organs by some narcotic poison robs the old man of eyen the wish to live He points out, however, that tne death a ch causes them to shrink. The brain gets smaller, becomes softened in parts and loses its vitality a result of the impaired action of the heart and the lowering of the circulation due to the hardening of the arteries The lungs lose their elasticity and the liver and kidneys shrink in size and are unable to get rid of ra poisons which accu.e mulate in the d The interest of humanity in this quest for the antidote to old age is almost pathetic in its intensity. It has been manifested through all ages, and never to a greater extent than at the present time. In the manifest desire of humanity to remain longer on earth is to be found the incentive for all sorts of panaceas to prolong the autumn years of the aged. Most of these ‘‘cures'' have their origin in some scientific truth or theory, which is pushed to an absurdity, either by wellmeaning people with an obliquity of mental vision or by cunning charlatans. Thes new discovery of one more kind of| harmful bacteria waiting to prey on] poor mortal flesh, the conviction} of age ea people, described as natural death, latter use hopeful arguments founded is in the great majority of cases due to | UPOn @ half truth as a means of catering infectious diseases, especially pneumonia, | '° the intense human interest in the sub- spreads that there is little use making! the fight to cross the meridian of life) with a sound constitution, because by| that time man's usefulness is about done anyway, and the quicker the end comes the better. But, on the other hand, the marked advances which have heen made by modern medical science in recent years in getting at the fundamental causes of the disposition of the body to grow feeble prematurely aged serve to ae and ee ne hope he poe. a te which takes Insidious forms, or to apoject in order to obtain money for panaplexy natural aeath, he says, \s Poa which are in many cases very harmvery rare It would take a book to explain all Metehnikoff began the evolution of these theories and cures for old age ae this theory by making experiments with extend from the diet enthusiasts, plants of order and microseople tribute all the {lls from which teenie vegetations, e discovered insuffers to the class of 5 is stances of the entire absence of natural aten, to ranks who believe that the death. Mr. John. Lubbock, now Lord limit of life can be extended by having Avebury, carried on gimilar experiments with insects, and succeeded in keeping queen ants alfve for 13 and. 15 years, . : though their natural life was only five. in order to produce good music cousin pees CAUSES IDSs ee Soe >| ry gees s Peet wees The latest move in this direction has been made by Mrs. Russell Sage, who Working from the ascertained fact that (one. bfet-of Insects -has "been prolonged to-thrice thelr siatural.-term, Metchni-| has increased alr he her otalin $300,000 a Russell to Sage; found public benefactions, | same Koff evolved the: hopeful many nillions, by gna Setntatr. the Institute of Pathology. gw attaehed ae to this new institution will not & 7 investigators proposed \ bother themselves with the ordinary might |t® the be human ‘theory, that the accomplished animal. in regard He conceived the} idea that the present natural term of man's life might be put off in the same relative proportion if the causes lead- |!ng up to natural death could be Miss band, Mrs. ge ae wide a Whole of As sia' by ca Ly oe Siberian railro. : w the nGaiibilitten Res Ul il oe the similarity, and expressed the opinion {that tae presenee of diamonds was | dicated in that portion of Pike county, } but nobody took sufficient interest in|} T his statements woe rans | ve stigation : bth melon 4 The men to make a further composing the in-> conten | Hurope. It erashailin Goo nor ean| that. will carry out the yore of devel- | jt pe called visionary in . oping the mine are mong Little } spec Railroads will be built through vAleaie| Rock's most. conservativ e avast men regardless of the Bering strait project. | 24 Stand at the head fe nancial | The Alaskan resources invite transpor- | ee Seat et lal interests of the state. | tation enterprise, and the gaps that reHane S S. Stifft, the leading jeweler| main westward will be filled through |°f the State, also president and vice| the rich attractions in minerals. Boas ee of hey a primitive Secretary pa! to Taft ay region give Borih a | passage continuous Suite armerica [OF RRIBE Ee has a paeoe th en the world can be girdle with the me thie Rian mien Wie exception Paracas so ebey day Hivoach le _ ane ( ‘ohn | foods for see Alfred's that a man a patent on a spanking has Invented,' chuckles Mr looking up from his paper AORN) ae ier : aoe MmtTEae le SRE ofthat thecity,M. : = andM. | one of the largest company, nouses of that section of dry the| ial institutions Cohn, headof nas eS oe Be etna the find applied machine remarked that and brains." Bride-Well, Chellus-Nice? vestigate won't well; ‘you? how Surely he nice! you'll | through {caught ages human effort has! his stone Gay have view. , chamber, The wizards of practically the same object © not expect to be able make the even keep human Weakened lier years.. F ape upon be machine the breath in last a forever, frail cular extract onous, and animals in excessive The use of found, will he|bearing rock. He is not in Flithers, | health, lives much outdoors and ithe farm more for its Pnara al to OF | (yat body]/ture inerease the te. micrpage ple. sturdy veterans from them robust Magazine. MEMBERS diamonds OF PRESIDENT on his rocky ROOSEVELT' estate | pre But in| stay Sey who if he and cau the This ascertain its cause the ao wth 3 Mea theory of it ols antido they expect. to ‘be able to) lattec-'end> of gome, at} if ' least, of the vigor and virility of youth, One of the most daring ercomoen among the advanced gua modern medical wizards is the Russian professor, Metchnikoff. He advances an alluring theory which is borne out to a considerable extent by actual experiments. Nutural death, Metchnikoff insists, is hastened by poisonous microbes produced in the neay by the functioning of. the organs, The poison induces fatigue in proportion as the organs are exercised. Sleep, he says, the Ag Motetnlint? . 4 n off. A ing years, ly causes residuum gathers with in-| which, he believes, ultideath, He quotes this it Mr. |sent to 1D: had a in up Coat fed ee the tToriginal In surface Is forced reck and the diathe blue clay which upheaval the | diamonds were and/the surface of to Murfreesboro. | these Huddleston; Mr. Cohn Stifft and said he did not} a forced to, the pipe, stomes number ol or nearly to and it was that Huddleston They were A core drill was at Little Rock, to/of m W. -Re yburn, were tirst and others in freed from the put In and by Its use Working {of Little Rock | sociales have {which ‘all the. | found und they and thei uS-; bought.-the lands on diamonds have been | __ has been pursued. When work as systematically gun, Colonel Theodore Hartman of tle Rock wi ele das manager, both}he | ;that they | source of dis- went down to devise an beLitand economical method of preliminary mining und deeloping Hie personally made the best find up to that date. He picked up a tone which weighed 4% 1-32 carats, an bsolutely flav ss blue white gem wire as origin to [t their ~probable}lutely flawless and so perfect in shap¢ should be eX=|that little cutting will be required to | plained here that diamonds trom dif=|make it a marketable rem. | € rent localities have certain charae ter \ workman working with a pick tear| istles by which experts can recognize | ing up the ground. a foot below the their orlgin-thus the Brazillan dia-) surface caught a exlint ef light and | mond can be told ata glance trom the} brought to light a diamond, weight unKimberly mine stone, and a Kimb« rly known, but between three and four can be differentiated from-a Premier | cars its, Which was allowed to remain fn se therefore slenificant awd Teipact? po eae tel:matrix. the dlamond-bearing ant to note & Co They sembled the RS esselton. ane of the reply wired that fromthe bef 2 Of Arnstein Bros.) proort he. stones YreVaal river 5r} : ofwhePeli it place st of is a origin Sy ee and Labor Child South| known widely. both convincing aa een Idleness, Child African mines Attention has already | Enthusiastic advocates of anti-child been called to the fact that the geo- | lat ber legislation may find food for logical strata was similar to. the South | much trought in the published results African mines formation, and it ts im- | Of certain investigations made by portant that the output of the ine | Speed Mosby, pardon attorney of Miscounty field should so closely resemble| SOUr!, as to the causes of crime among lthe South African (product as ‘to | classed with it by anvexpert. | While Mr Reyburn | was'. am. I, ground closing up contracts fo | purchase of the land, the third lmond na: aeenie | was Having money in picked now the up. ‘invested ‘enterprise, be]. the the the dia-| considerable} and youth lin the | Mosby | are le#rned j.the of the land. --In an article North American. Review Mr contends that most criminals ch because they have never to earn a living, and he offers suggestion ‘ arrying the that there pre vention ‘being! t? 4 harmful extent Is danger of ehild "Before of labor making fully ‘committed to a -fullsinvestigation, j At impossible, says Mr. Mosby, "for it was declded to secure the most able the youth to acquire practical as well | mine ‘rralogist and geologist obtainanl scribe knowledge of gainful for which purpose.Mr. Reyburn-and. Mi ‘dang a ns . : eee eckon the latent sch oe jStitft went to New "York; where thoy |; 3 & f at lurk within the possibilileonsulted Dr. George Wrederick. Kunz, 8 of a generation brought up with: = ai on effective knowledge of useful and on his recomme ngayon. ea serv-| work." : fices of Dr:; Henry. S& ashington of} : j New York were secured, e Was faamen j Mosby's Conctuntis are based realm of theoretical experiments. ‘There 4re other specialists, like Minot, who maintain that aging Is a natural progressive process inherent in the cells millar of human development. His theory is that it is the inherent quality of all living matter to age, and Magnet with that section, having visited | ecured from the penal Se e Sehe and reformatory institutions of the Cove in.19%0 und Written. two l country He shows that of 52 books on the remarkable eri pate | pices, OF the Benkentie ies tthe shee The upper picture shows Secretar | zoic one inatitution where of War William H. Taft entering ant Dr. Kunz was-very.much- interested in} were confined, not athena any $ 154 bos automobile at Oyster Bay. station, in| the tind and: pronounced the, three} edge of any trade, _In the largest pen- development. ging during the first years after birth as an example of the process Spnte the vears of greatest developWelsauanh, on the other hand, differentiates between two groups of cells- those that propagate and those tnat carry on the functions of the body. The flrst class never age, because they] [reproduce themselves. The others must] necessarily age aud die. According to on his way -__-_ or chimney tube | The stones were sent to the firm of John Peay of Little Rock had similar j Arnstein Bros. & C., 65 Nassau-street,/ good luck While overseeing his men | New York, widely k nown diamond ex-| he picked up at his feet a superb can| porters and experts, with the request!ary diamond weighing 14 carats, »bso- in- have crossed the meridian ‘of life with|!8 Mot accepted by all the wizard sound. constitutions: Not only that; but|®r@ reaching out into the GeEabane in doing so lend to the fields eyes glint hisof keen reflected whom Mr. Huddleston subsequently offeréd his land for sale: Mr. Stifit asso-| aren with him among others, Albert} is pois- et be ded e of the crater verified the existence was rather} but either, it was what | kn ow the to Diamonds dimensions its would}and he it for cents 50 take ae ulverize it. Eventually he showed it|number of 140 have already been found | to Judge J. C. Pinnix, of Murfreesboro,| n with the inadequate machinery. who, on finding that it cut a watch! Most of these have been found on or crystal like a glass cutter, advised him/near th irface ind three or fout to send it to Charles S. Stilft, a Lite; haveé been found by. pan washinz | Rock jeweler The specimens were} though as yet only the crudest method a CABINET S when injected into ether a normal condition produces weariness and even death. a neutralizing serum, he has restore an injected animal to discover of his a oneluminous a Sestene, LOrOU <h the solid Passing | monds are found in bought | | The second stone was a diamond found by M yOSsiOne of the first persons he approacn- | Pike county to-| normal again, The nature of this in| fatigue is not yet known, and this is to/the quest of Welchardt. He palieren by infectious diseases in ear-|to They do hold out hope, how- OF pam eile. earth of those taken er eannn ae a)ENS) land were Valu-|upheaval -"Did-he have to invent one, papa,"' asks | bilities than for its ferti lity "He had | ea was the cashier of a local bank. Mr. jn other earth by the erosion of the blue little Alfred, "because there ar'n't any jan idea that gold might be found, but Riley said he did not know what it was,;clay | exposure to the elements for more women. like mamma?''-Success/at no time suspected the existence of} Worth, but offered to risk 50 cents on | ht mdr eds of thousands of years 3 n all his his eyes on the rode along |} Was an enthusiast about minerals and | Sunshine from a pebble lying }always carried around specimens of ore! drt. Dismounting he picked it covered and an antidote found for them. It was Weichardt, a coworker. with Metehnikoff, who evolved the idea that the functioning of the organs produces poisonous microbes which induce sleep, The close analogy between sleep and lose their reaction, arteries to harden, natural death inclines him to the belief Vital organs to lose their power and|that death' is likewlse caused by the the en to become uncertain and en-|same fatigue poison in a deeper and feeble graver form than that which produces The Tnquiries will be conducted with By carrying on a sertes of exe co-operation of two of New York's| periments upon animals he has demongreatest hospitals. strated at least the premises of his rt a. .u theory.2 Through making animals overN ry fedical Wizards work he has discovered that the mus- Through who isis maepresident of ve the "the strong man ol ' Taplow," Taplow,' vho oe aS ae mone athlete and a SEreoUOnE the champion unusual interest in the Olympic games to be held a Desborough, and Olympiad peer takes an discover- || able he kept Perec ane ee he slowly ills of humanity... Their quest will be to discover the causes which produce old age and afflict the autumn of life with enfeebling and wasting processes. They will seek the exact forces which cause bones to grow brittle, nerves to Teached out after the secret of perennial youth. That was the search alchemist of the Middle Ages, whom Shakespeare pictures brewing all sorts of conecetions within the gloomy recesses of Lord Fourth athletic leading oat Londonsexc (year a mbles | bright erystals on eee a ee aatenton \farm the: barren hills of Pike ae | ty, heatin thertawnror ML ernaGahonG "pe _______ Inference. in Kansas has eManel el na ee would be in line with | ™&DY Pi oe been done tn railroad| eee Deas development. "2 "I Severe) Sealab ee a jfBOB sert UE anita Central America, connecting at Bering strait with Asia, Africa and Europe. The achievement what has already ne eu <q". S.>-__. Chellus-I'm told that your huswhen he was in a mellow mood the other night, "married beauty Miss Bratt ine overcome, and avi no atau! " ier ae i ; ee "The secretary's passage over tht which Hill, with he Tomm y-Pop, a man's wife ts his better half, aes t she? "Then if a Man marries twice ee isn't anything left of him, Is there Philadelphia Record. retary was taken to Sagamore | Stones submitted to him to be unques-| jtentiary n the country, containing where he held a conference | tonably genuine diamonds of fine qual-) 2,900 convicts, moré than 65 per cent President Roosevelt; Secretary of | ity but he showed the Visitors. map| of the prisoners are without acquaint- State picture Elihu of is oot, State on the and Robert left; eral Bonaparte, whose pears at the right Assistant Bacon, Attorney picture Seo-| loc ating whose, Where Gen- small twenty-nine diamonds quantities had mostly other been places! s found single Beane ance in| crime. 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