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The evening world., 1902-03-15
TRYING BOY FOR
MOTHERS MURDER.
YOUNG vE0PEl CALMLY
FACES POLICE.
witnesses Tell Of His Actions ON
nay of RevoltinE
Tragedy.

John Alder, voep~i the seventeen
y"tr-oid boy charged with killing MS
mother Mrs Kate voepel. in their
home. M. i2s Christopher street. on
Feb ~ was before Magistrate olmsted
in jefferson Market Court 'or .Ssmina-
ton this afternoon.
The bow whose seeming Indifference
has puzzled the police greatly was not
- whit less disturbed to-day than when
arrested
Mrs Mary Pno"gcr. who lived above
tn. Nocp-ls. said
John ran up to me crying. and said
h. thought his mother WAS dead and
asked M wha; 20 do went to his
rooms with him and then told him TO
go for the polio. '
one point brought out 10y Mr.. Lord was
that Mrs Pnoeger noted an especially
bright light In the No.pc Nat at )
o'clock In the morning. Young Noepel
says he did not get up until 80 - clock
John r MrIn'yre, Voepels lawyer.
cro-s..xamined Mrs. ProcEer ana she
said the boy seemed very much affect
ell at the tragedy.
Charles Watts. the real estate agent
for Mrs. vocpel's little house In Wee
hawkcn. told no. he caused YOUNG
voep-l to leav. his newsstand at y j.
o'clock. when the boy discovered the
murder. Watts said az wanted to have
repairs made and called a. the Noepe!
stand John was there.
Wed better see ma" IN what John
told me-" said Watts. Other times
he would send me upstairs. bui this
morning ne said he'd go and call her.
1. Id attend to the stand He rang
the bell ttree times hut got no answer.
He said: III go up and see whats the
bring her out In few minutes h"
ran iown and told me OF tae murder.
/ sent him To me police. He waited -
lock the sand INST
had broken In the door and killed his
mother. The police placed stress on
this b-caus. John .atyT aid .nit tie
himself broke in the door. Watts re-
Noepel q. he day OF the tOrOners sn-
quest. He said he asked John why he
Insisted that he had not waited to lock
mp the stand before telling the polio.
John ans scrcd because l.. hadn't
waited
Il told him would tell the truth.
that he had waited ,,,,.,, .t,
Mrs Socpc,'s body was perfectly cold
and the pool II blood IN wnish q lay
was coaEuiatei to almost a Jelly: rms
the bay killed his moth"r before ne
went around To the news-siasd.
Tn. police lain the boy Was very
,ickly all day and yawnel Murphy
added that Jphn said he EFT his moih'r
NJ SO o'clock. after he had warmed ~
cup ~ coffee AMI pulled tn. bed-c.nthes
about his mothers mex, az she said she
was cold.
Capt Martens followed. H. said
young Soepcl did not appear TO try TO
help the poll investigation. and would
ansner even trivial questions only AZ
ter much pressure.
Ofic~r Farrell regarding the small
hutCher.kuif- with which ;nc pTus"cu-
ton believes tn" murder was committed
told OF an exceedingly careful. s"arvh
FOR Il without avail The next daN. h.
said tn. knife was found In plain view
on the closet shelf. NhiCh had been
searched Thoroughly.
At IN. conclusion ~ the testimony IN"
hnv WIS held without bail for further
examination al ID next Monday after
noon
The evening world., 1902-03-15
BREAD DYSPEPSIA.
white Bresd Makes Trouble with
some People.

Loading up with white bread and
starchy cereals is quite sure TO ulu-
mately bring on some disorder Of the
appendicitis.
The starches are not d!ses,cd In
the upper stomach. but are treated
in the duodenum and from there on
down through the whole length 81!
the bowels Consequently. 1: too
much starchy food is used. part!cu-
larly white bread. trouble is likely TO
set up. White bread does no, contain
the diastatic principles which nature
placed in the wheat berry to help
digest starch. but the white -four
miller leaves that part out.
Grape Nuts Breakfast Food was
perfected purposely to supply the
starch OF the cereals and the other
parts intended by Nature for use.
and presents them to the body In
form that will easily be digested. In
fact, they are predigested by a natu-
raj means during the process OF
manufacture. 80 that one can get all
the energy and value from that sor;
Of food without overlooking the or
sans.
A man from Branttord Ont. says:
For the first twenty years OF my life
lived ont OF doors. then | took up
my present employment. which Is in
doors. and requires the exercise Of
the brain rather than the body.
Gradually a languid feeling took
possession OF me. which developed
into dyspepsia and later into consti-
patton These conditions continued
for several years. in spite OF pills and
laxatives without number After
time began 10 suffer from great
lack OF vitality and from time to time
with cramps In the bowels which
usually laid me up for three or four
days. Finally the physician discov-
cred that | was on the point OF APP
pendicitis. After one OF the severe
attacks. about six months ago.
neighbor brought In part OF pack
age OF Grape Nuts TO try. and no.
t!ccd good results from the first. and
have continued to use the Food In
place Of white bread and cereals !
formerly used.
II have gained considerably In
weight. feel much better than have
In years. my complexion has cleared
up. digestion Is good and I have not
had a cramp since starting: but. more
important than all else. I notice a
distinct clearness OF mind. sustained
by an energy and nerve force that
have not known before.
81 have learned an exceedingly
valuable lesson In living and will not
hereafter load myself down with food
requiring too much bulk to supply n
sufYicient amount Of nourishment. as
I used to. This lesson In moderation
In diet, and knowing how 10 select
proper fool. Is worth everything to
mo-" Name furnished by Postum
Co.. Battle Creek. Mich.
The evening world., 1902-03-15
RAILROADS MEN
KEEP UP STRIKE.
DEMAND TO BE TAKEN BACK
IN BODY.
settlement Of Bostoa Labor War
Depends on freiRht Handlers
and employers.

BOsTdN Murh Is The maj settle
m"ni ~ the sreat transportation str.k"
In this 'liy has narrowed down today
to tn" issue between the freight hsni.
iers and ~" freight clerks ~ the New
York. NeN Haven and Hartford and the
Boston and Maine roads.
The issue by the freight handlers AMI
IN. clerks Is that ~ being aiken back ~
body. Instead ~ being treated as nes
men. The only concession thu, Tar
mad" ty 'ha railroads y that hey vii
take back ,s many men - ,h,S can fni
places ;pi. without prejudice hut the
strikers refuse 'u Weld Thry ifr LJuLt
s. In number
Practically all others engaged tn ~"
str.k" HHa observed the order declaring
IN" ttrlk" ~ to-day
Thr team drivers whose return yes
'"Tday SD much 'o relieve the ,uuge--
ton AZ fr'ight-huus" and docks IN"
sOIl t-hms',rrs. IA. lungshOr-nl"u AMI
the eSpr.ssmen were nearly all At work
as usual
The evening world., 1902-03-15
GIVE HIGH PRAISE
TO Mr.. LEW|S0HN,
TRIBUTE BY DIRECTORS OF
MONTEFI0RE HOME.
Charity and Philanthropy Of the
Dead Daaker Com me AIDED
h, His Associates.

A. special meeting Of the Board -;
Directors uf IN. Montenorc Home. e
Hospital for chronic Invalid. and
IuIutrV Sauitarum for Consumpiivcs.
the President. Mr. Jacob H. schin. an.
nouncei the death Of Leonard LewIsohn.
one ut the directors.
Th'rcupOn this minute II tn. sorrow
iul event was T" 'ori-d
Leonard L, s!sohn Wa 4 r,any sided
mar His life was pure and genial:
always disnifi"d and courteous truth.
iui and Intelligent faithful and con
slant friend and hlxa- minded citizen.
10 HI. family hsn' ~.
he Va, All sunshine
The yer, souI Of .un,sn. ,ho.ins
~ Was al earnest. leli-VIng ob-.rv-
Ing. conservative Jew devoted 20 MS
ruth and proud ~ his race" Ills pail
snthropy and charity wcr. bountiful
AMI unlimited: he recognized Ho creed
or race In his b.n"iartlons He was
for many years i, director ~ the Monte.
fore Home To his energy wise coun.
sci and sound Judgment much Of tn.
success ~ the institution Is due
The ala rminx Increase of consump; ion
N the cpnersiei residential sections Of
he Door appealed to his generosity, and
Induced him to contribute libsrally to
the erection and perpetual maintenance
p' IA" COUNTRY Srniiarium for 'pnsImp-
tiNrs situated at Bedford. W.sichrsicr
county. being an auxiliary branch o!
the inst tuition
His untImelv death. when his useful
ness Mas at it, zsnIih. brings forth .x-
presspns %! appre 'iat!on from widely
different elements, each feeling that he
especially belonged to them lie died
deserving and rec. wing the universal
cummendatIon u all who knew him
The grave NAV swallow up tn. dead
but the memory of Leonard Lawisohns
kind deeds and unsw-rytng charastsr
Will never b. buried
That the Board II Directors at.o
the funeral OF the deceased IN a oD.y
and that "A special committee ps d-.ia-
nted bV the President D ACCOMPANY
tn. remains io the place Of int.rment
That the heartfelt sympathy and SIN
c"re coincidence Of tn. officers and d!rec-
tors b" and are rendered to the be-
rcaysi. That copy hereof he trsns-
JACOB ~. SrHIFF. President.
RAPHAEL ETH NIGER. Secretary.
The evening world., 1902-03-15
KINDLY INTEREST
IN CHORUS GIRL"
OBJECT OF ATTENTION HAS
"BENeFACT0R" ARRESTED.
Her Suggestion - Marriage Not
Included In M. plan of
snls alton.

Narm,n N..ln t~ruty -,h.re years
Oh injected with , MrHsn Lsrr
J,Au5 rrn D.. 90 rny T,mos awaiting
a Hrrrs .ua statutory charge mad.
bv MauIr Written member " the
chorus n' rn, U.un AM .ac Beast
Company
Nj Wuttyn An,.r stage name :
Maud. curtis ami VIII, .avs shr Is cish.
teen Years Old ant whose remar.s bio
4Ii, attracted the attention Of the
haplH,- - the District Attorneys Office.
said tp-da, that when sh. was In the
"Fi1rpdnra" chorus she became ace.
qua.utcd rgth S".-nn and That ne IN
duc,d her to share nat With him On
5!Niieih street. but that when she aug.
scst,.d they De married 10 - yer. and
has since bean llvinE AZ the Ho:cl VI.
ylrrr.
Attorney philip wnlihcIm,r. :.r Ne'.
son, said that his client nal aiken A
kindly interest In the chorus sirl. ne.
llcved that she was among evil com.
panions ana wished TO reform her bur
found IL nf no purpose.
The evening world., 1902-03-15
'--MRS. BROOKS
IF you KILL HIM, I'LL KILL YOU,"-|
AYRE HEARD BURNS GIRL
THREATEN TO KILL BROOKS

After Mrs. Brooks had tainted William
Ayrc was called Iic testified that ne
went TO the theatre with Brooks and
Florence last fan and that In Ia. car he
h"ar Florence say; IL you say that
again u crack your neck
In tn" play they saw. tn. witness
said. man abandoned "A woman and
ne heard Florence ~ly to brooks ~
Won "'"r desert me that WAY IN XIII
YOU A."
NJ a"ku- rross-question-i The witt
rsTs lie Sild he went - the theatre
n q guest. TIA, he met Florence burns
IN that p~i'ipn ~ Brook-s once: that
Flof"u' p" SIT h"tSe-n him and Brooks
Ia ia. car. bat ne could not r-'n-rnb-r
n"W th"S ut 10 'Ic theatre
''Tr whom lid YOU FIRST tell tn. con-
ver'ition sou heard that night
II ammo, say
Didn't YOU tell 1t IN Bayonnc"
I'VE
"Defor. F~b. ~
NO. no, until the day the srcpun, Of
IN" shooting va. published ia the news
pap.rs todd II t. Iuit, = few friends
10 n" nt'- engine house also spoke ~
1t ~ the CIV Han
Didn't sou say IN Rayonne mat
thing. and not that v"u heard her S'y
them
m" witness said IN answer 20 Mr
BackIS'- question nat brooks intro
IgCei hun 20 FLORENCE Burns when ne
usi br"'kS to np to the theatre ana
that he did not enter .nto conversation
as Brooks and Florence were uuarrsiiing
ali the way from Brlokr's oric- To
Weber & Fielis's Music Hall. and he did
not herr what they said until Fior-nr-
dcclared she 4 crack Brookss neck
What led Ia that- asked Mr..
'Brnoks looked at a girl and said to
piled Yes shes u pea.h Tacn Miss
again IN crack your neck
Th- witness added that n. I',t ,.rppks
snd tiorone. a. Broadway and r1''ty-
ness denied. however. that h. sold the
impur. condensed milk for dealing n
which Walter Brooks narrowly escaped
arrest
u Florence had made the statement
about breaking Bropkss neck IN a quiet
tone. Eyre r-plicd; She s,ia u as
riga; 'he-- In the car
How Money Wa. fosnd.
John Hagenagh, one Of tn, clerk. In
~" Glen Island Hotel was recalled TO
the stanl and a-kci by Justice Mayer
about where he had found tn. money In
Brookss clothes lie said the bills wer-
neatly folded In a card case In IN"
trousers pocket The watch he said. ne
found on the bureau.
Talked About Brooks.
Mr. Hrrri-, Birisail who k~~ns "a
boa rdiLs house al No. NO West flfty-
seventh street ',s'.ncd this afternoon
that Florence Burn. rented 4 room from
her IN Jan - she stayed ih.r" e week
and three days.
The witness tsn..i with Flpr"n'r
= '-'li her going hbm-
"E'Iur"u." asked me -Ifl the VT
ness &" Mrs. Hlrisi.. would yuI :"
hpm. II YOU ,ruld7 I said. Certainly.
and sh, said oh" thought she "'i!l.
The evening world., 1902-03-15
Words Of Hope fol
the DeSpondent.
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the world his wonderful prescrip-
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iidenCc
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in place OF lassi'ude and desponden
cy. II enables the overtaxed and
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sweet sleep so necessary TO brain
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makes pure blood. is food and nour-
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Mr. John r. Dryden. Editor Of the
Frankfort Call. Frankfort. Ky.
writes as follows:
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DIAMOND PAINTS COLI sr,.- r---,..
The evening world., 1902-03-15
PASSENGERS HURT
IN TROLLEY CRASH.
CAR JUMPED TRACK AND HIT
TELEGRAPH POLE.
OccuPaat. Thrown In n H-np. hut
None Wa. seriously Hurt-roI-
Went Through Hous-top.

PATTERSON. y March D. -ctr W
40 of the Totowa line nlIed With pa,
sengers, while rounding the corner Of
Union and Hamburg avenues to-day
jumped the track and crashing into a
telegraph pole. split It ln Two one End
falling through the To1f Of house tha,
vas below the grade ~ the road
The car was going al good rate Of
eed down hill and that the occupants
-aped with only slight cuts and bruises
considered remarkable. Most II
W on board were silk operatives
3 from their homes ON Totowa nm
,e mills In the centre OF the city.
When the acciien; happened they
thrown In a heap On the hoor ~
r.
motorman. Charles Manley. was
in the hood of his car and pain
used about the arms and legs.
'use the pole fell through is
"a Mr.. Terhune. of New YORK
The evening world., 1902-03-15
PRAISE FOR ROOSEVELT.

PARIS. March ij-M D'EstournclI-s
a" Constant. the French diploma, ar.
rived in Paris this morning IL re-
f-rreJ most enthusiastically to his visit,
- America
Il was overwhelmed by the royal nos.
pltality whereof | was the recipient
av-.S wnerc." he said 1T lsa great pity
President Roosevelt u not better known
here. His Nm. character would gain
him the hearts OF all Fr,nChmen
NV meeting convinced me that pres!-
dent Roosevelt 10 n lover OF peace. luz
uce and liberty, found him better ac-
duainted with French literature than
many Frenchmen. and I count him
among the friends Of France
The evening world., 1902-03-15
LEWIS NIXON IMPROVING.
Tamnnny chief In bed SUFFERING
with . Heavy Cold.

Mr" Lewis N.Nun Informed reporter
~ Thr Evening World To-day that tn.
condition of her husband. sAn Ma
obliged 20 take 20 his bed yesterday
because o. a serious cold. mad Improved
overnight
II j. believed that the Tamnany chief
liu rhu-At cold returning from his
Southern trip
The evening world., 1902-03-15
WILL
FIGHT MARTIN.
CHAMPION AGREES TO TAKE
ON NEGRO AFTER FlTZ.
Madden Wires 10 San Eraarisco
~" WIN Accept <n, Term.
suitable 10 J-nri~..

Blly Madden, manager of Gus RUN
Iu and Denver Ia Martin, the cham
pi'n rolor"d heavy weight received 4,
letter to-day fr"m Harry Corh"tt. m.
san Francisco referee, saying tht,
Champion Jim Jerrr,. has agreed 20
ngA, Martin In San Francisco after hts
u,ttl' with Fitzsimmons
rh' Yosemite \ =. ~ whtcr Coz.
bett Is = stockholder. will ofr.r the men
good !nc-niiv. for a battle to p.. de-.
'ided next september. Madden wired
torhett he would accept any ofier that
- suitab." to J.frri.s
The evening world., 1902-03-15

and / told her tina, she had better do
SO
Dill she mention the name Of any
Young man.
She me 'ntiOned AIR Brooks She said
she was engaged - young mIn when
she met Walter y Br oOks and broke
the engagement with him on Mr.
brook-s account. She said they Lowell
each other
Did sh. tell you ;he name of the
man she broke with"
She did
The witness was asked II Mss Burns
said she was a good shot. She couldnt
remnmbSr.
The evening world., 1902-03-15
COTTON WORKERS
WIN MORE WAGES.

FALL. RIVER. Mass MaT.h Is
Their has been a break In IN" ranks ~
the manufacturers and s-ycrai mills
AIN- pust,i notices granting "a" fan 10
per cent increase IN wages beginning
Monday.
Tn. impression prevails that the move
menl all become general and that "a
strike will be- av"ricd
The evening world., 1902-03-15
Young Mans Mother Made Vg-
orous Counter Threat to That
of Florence Burns.

omcers they
Hereh the
med
There all indicate
She coolest person the
skirt while The mother of Brooks was telling in detail, Of the visit Of Flor
accused and he dead there
witness identified the shown by prosecution
the then moved in
lip
Ii. Ea., POSE, Aga
Within and
her fan slowly steadily low
and her thin voice did her words throughout the
Almost every person leaned forward and strained to catch her words
Florence Burns alone seemed be dneecd her hrst slight
evidence
had
her did her she would Kill him Florence dropped her
lids letting her eyeashes drop then she rolled her
Mrs. nrooL. Hacks the stand.
Mrs Brooks.
She feebly
panion chair Mr.
churman did not continue his questions and Mr. baek began the
examination
son business and the replies
that she could be difficulty.
Mr. Backus had her tell
He
not ask what was said Many times ocn" called alone and the
afternoon with Mrs Brooks
As Brooks said the girl
came alone Three days sh. in bed She Walters
sick Walter spcn,
As to the comb, the witness said she did
dressed her hair every day whether in bed
Mrs Brooks said she
until last Saturday when she
Weren't Ia
Il said could identify h" combs fIslw them"
Were you shown other these three"
Mr. Racku metal ON was no,
the one found IN Brooks roo" in III" Glen Island Hotel
broken when Florence had a
Il don't remember he
rs full OF OXEN now
Il
But not"
Il didn't notice that from tho metal on,
evil Weak
Mr. Backns tho
BROOKS to admit that she couldn't tell
wore were broken when she
She could describe question
about whether this tooth
piled that she could THAT materially
of the
She finally recalled OF
the middle but whether no,
remember
Mr. Backus little .eeth gone
with
He tell comb from an
TO tell morning belonging To
Miss Burns She allowed MIR
protested trenuoIsly but the le
Ever 1 acku
She then at H.
nint~d >sain
again.
The evening world., 1902-03-15
POWDER MILLS EXPLODE.
Mas Killed, Thousands Of Dollars
Worth of Propert, Destroyed.

COLUMBUS, Kan. March 1.-Two
mills Of tn. i.afin 4 Rand Powder
Works. four miles north OF this city.
exploded At noon to-day.
Walter Reid, workman. was killed
and several Others were injured MANY
thousands Of dollars worth Of property
was destroyed.
The evening world., 1902-03-15
BLOW CAUSED DEATH.
Coroner So Tessiaes In the Nell
Cropsey MaPder Trial.

Coroner Fearing to-day continued his
testimony In the case OF James Wilson,
charged with the murder Of Miss Nell
Cropsey.
He expressed the opinion that the
blow on the head caused conclusion OF
~ brain and death.
The evening world., 1902-03-15
M'AULIFFE REPORT IN.
Jerome NoN Ia. Evidence brought
ont ~ H~arinH.

Inspector Harley to-day submitted his
repor, of the police Investigation into
the McAullYe murder TO Commissioner
Partridge. who Ia turn sent the report
to District Attorney Jerome. The ie-
port Was simply the evidence gathered
At the investigation.
The evening world., 1902-03-15
FRANCHlSE.TAx HEARING.
....mission VIII Listen to NrEu.
men, ON Tentative Values.

trp~'lAl 70 NV H''""s "S'N'
ALBANY, March i5.-ScSt "wednesday
IN. state Hoard ~ Tax Commissioners
wi. Civ. hearing In New York on the
tentative values nx'd Dy them under the
Special Franchise act
The final valuations must be certified
- the New DIRK Poad OF Assessors
10y April !
The evening world., 1902-03-15
sI25.ooo FIRE.

wlSsLow, H.. March l5-rire de-
stroyed the bank. post office. fifteen
business houses and several private
residences. Loss, ti2s.og: Insurance.
The evening world., 1902-03-15

DIAMOND PAINTS %" suy.- r..-,..
'---- o-'v ~ zee
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-26
A Weak
Stomach

Indigestion is often caused by over
eating. An eminent authority says
the harm done thus exceeds that from
tho excessive use OF alcohol. Eat all
the good food you want but don't over
load the stomach. A weak stomach
may refuse To digest what you eat.
K0dol, which digests your food with
out the stomach's aid. This rest and
the wholesome tonics Kodol contains
soon restore health. Dietingunneces-
sary. Kodol quickly relieves the feel
Ing of fulness and bloating from
which some people suffer after meals.
Absolutely cures indigestion.
kOdOI Natures Tonic.
Prepared only by T.. @. DEWITT & 90 .Chicaro
IhoA bottle containa2H times the Coo. siEe.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-26
New. ana Notes.

If grapes are sacked the latter part
OF July. they may remain on the vines
until freezing weather and will be
cleaner and finer favored. says an ad-
vocate OF the practice.
The national farmers congress will
be held at Macon, Ca. Oct. 40
Big crops of both wheat and corn
II conditions continue favorable, are
now the talk
The live stock market continues
strong.
Angora goats stand dry weather
we'll
Baling hay directly from the wind.
row appears to be growing practice
In dry regions of the west and south
west
The soil is the farmers bank, and
plant food represents his deposits
therein.
Continued cold weather and heavy
Gains I'm June have severely damaged
the grain and fruit crops OF France,
Germany and Austria.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-09-26

SOY BEAN ROOTS SHOWING TUBaRcLEs.
far as known, had never before borne
soy beans. not n single tubercle was to
be found.
Just why the tubercles should not an
pear the first year and should appear
In large numbers the second Is not mt
present easy to explain, but the fact is
important as Offering an explanation
of the disappointment which some
farmers experience with the plant.
Planting n second season on the same
land appears to be necessary to get the
soy bean at work as n nitrogen fixer.
In soils deficient In combined nitrogen
the crop is at first likely to anguish
because OF failure TO develop root nod
ules.
The nodules can be grown artificially
the first season. 1t was demonstrated
In our plots in 1901 that the tubercIes
can be grown in great numbers on the
roots of soy beans by the use of pure
cultures OF the tubercle bacteria.-H.
German, Kentucky Station.