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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
Military Secretary Hunter.

So Virginia has now begun to organize
to collect and preserve her military re-
cords! Major Robt. w. Hunter, OF Win
chester, Is to have charge OF the bureau
created for this purpose. This selection
was made by the Hon. George l.. Chris
tian. as authorized by virtue Of his office
as grand commander OF the Grand Camp
Of tho United Confederate Veterans Of
this State, but the commission comes
from Governor Montague. General Hun.
ton. l'itz Lee. Payne, LomaS and Marcus
~. Wright are among the scores who en-
dorsed Major Hunter as person suit
able to DO the work proposed. General
Wright Is employed In tho War Records
office at Washington. and for time
Major Hunter was there with him. and
tho general. therefore, speaks advisedly
OF the majors fitness for this office.
Major Hunter served at first on The
staff OF Goncral Edward johnson, and
after the CAPTURE OF that officer at Spott-
sylvanin Courthouse, he became tho Hd
jutant-general of General Gordon. His
war record Is tlne and he has ever been
unhagging In his devotion to the Confed-
crate cause. lis profession Is the law,
but he was for quite n number OF years
an editor. There seems no doubt that he
has the qualifications essential for sue
cess In the position he Is now to MI, and
his appointment will glve satisfaction 10
tho Veterans OF tho State.
AS drawn by Major Daniel. tho bill
originally proposed an annual appropria-
ton OF 5000 per annunb but this sum was
cut down 10 5000. The salary OF the
secretary--"ths secretary OF Virginia mil
itary rccords'.,is to DO $1,000 per annun,.
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and he was taken out ana ilynched. But
this did not satisf The mob OF whites.
They hroteedcd agninst the negroes II II
general; set Sflre5#to The negro sottleeii
mcnt, and probably before they nrc, done do
viii drive nil tho negroes out II the
community. a FL 81 III f l5 Il jj,l
4 II Is hlterrihles Situation for the Blacks;
They ato not wanted ut THO North, h nd
wherever they gather together III any
numbers II, Northern cum !
the wrath Of tho white poi,u'4.::
laton IL soon klndlel ngntnst them, and
theft lives arc made wretcheed.. III TI'l1, The
Southern people understand tho negro
better, and as long rs no behaves him
sclfsinSthis community he will be'trcatcd
like a human being and notsiike q brute
BY and By we Imagine, Southern, negroes
Will satisfy themselves on. this point,
nhd they Will Their stay where they are
In contentment and peace. 4, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
WHY TURKISH FLAG
WASN'T UNFURLED
Cramps Agent Says @g-Jn;Is5peakrs-
d able Turk" Had Contract on
His sSidc-A Bride.
fspeclal to Tho Tin les. Dlspatch

A "a "
Especial to The TImes-Dlspatci 3,
p NEWPORT. NEWS, VA. March o..
Captain Buchanan. OF the Cramps Ship
building Company. to-day gave ISIS OK
plantation OF tho hitch In the transfer Z
the cruiser McdjldIa to the TurlUsh gov y
5ernmentand tho hosting o & tho Turkish
flag: Il; IL u B.
when we sailed from Philadelphia. It
was the intention formally to turn tho
vessel over to the representatives OF
Turkey in Hampton Roads; but Il has
SINCE been discovered hat later con-
tract stipulates that tho cruiser must
be delivered in the Dardanellss. She Will
sail across under the stars and stripes
ana the Cramps flag
Y The Medjdin still is here. The only
Turks on board are lie two naval offl-i
GERS who superintendent her construction 4
Miss Minnie Chandler. Of Liverpool,
was a passenger on the steamer Rnppa.
hammock, which arrived here to-day. she
comes to marry j. FIcdafine, Tachlnist
at the ship yard On the same boat were
Mr. ana Mrs. Robert FranHn,' on their
Franklin recently went
across to liverpool to marry his WIFE
Lieutenant Donohoo WIS to-dny nc
Quilted by scourt-martialRa Mt Fortress Mon
roc. the charge being attempting to
shield u brother officer. The charge
arose in connection with tho case against
lieutenant Okacs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
'4.aH4i RS - ~ ------7- - - = -I---
Negroes North and South,
Editor Of The Ttmcs-Dispatcll ), 1 J.

The race war In Springfield. Ohio, d.
reefs attention again 70 an Interesting
fact. Which we have more than once
1slated-,that while the Southern people
deal with the negro as al: individual
the Northern people deal With him as a
race. ltfis true that the Southern peo-
pie In one sense deal with the negro as a
race; but in tho matter Of conduct they
deal with each and every negro accord
ing 10 his deserts II lie is bad. they
punish him; II he is good. they treat
him we'll,
But the Northern people hold the entire
negro race responsible FIR the misconduct
OF individuals, and Whenever an indipid-
4uai negro In a Northern community com.
inits an outrage. ~ is almost Invariably
tho case that the whites. as a mass. rise
up and puEish the entire tribe II negro
residents This was tho case IN Spring.
field. Ohio, A neSra Killed = p-.ussaaa4'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
Primary System.

The Democratic State primary recently
held In Louisiana was In most respects
satisfactory In Its results Some OF the
details Of Its operations show. however.
that the party IN future primaries may
profit by the experience 1t has gained in
this one. Returns disclose great variu-
ton and inequality In The expenses OF the
election in different parishes. IN some
parishes the candidates for state offices
were not taxed at all; IN other parishes
they were taxed very high. In others
quite low. There was wotul lack OF uni,
fogmty.
The New Orleans Times Dmeocrat say,
public opinion Is convinced that In some
quarters there was n conspiracy against
the primary and a determination to make
II a failure as far as possible" Those
who opposed II In committee "aNd were
defeated. were determined 10 plant every
obstacle In the way and make tho system
SO objectionable that the voters would
Lang TO return to the convention syst4,.. =
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COMPROMISE SUIT,
Marcus Edwards Justified il
Killing Solomon Smith.
4 Especial 70 The Tlmos-D ispa tch.tl

44E Especial to The ncs-lJispa lcH.l .s.g
IL 3FsAIEIGH,E N G.. March BIN Wake
Superior Court announcement was made
that tho case Of George Smith ays. TIC
sseabonrd Air Line. In which q verdict for
$50. 900 was set aside at the last term BY;
Judge PEOPLES had q l been comprom1.s i. ny
leg and right arm were crushed between
cars on the johnson Street yard llcrc
The second trial of the suit OF the Ra-
leigh Knitting Mills VS., the Seaboard Air
Limo for $4,000 damages for the burning
of tho mill Terminated to-day in3a Yer.
dict that the mill was burned by a spark
from an engine but that It was not due
TO any negligence Of the railway COM.
3pany. Isl Sifsf III Il 45s 255 as, "A M,
of Solomon Smith. colored. by Marcus
Edwards to-day, and returned n verdict
that the,kllIng was IN selr,de Tense "a
request or tho railroad spostpOncs tho
hearing Of tho exceptions BY the Sea board
and Southern to tho order for the union
s station in Charlotte until March 29th. It
was to have been on the 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
#One-Sided Criticism.

Tho Republican newspapers are still
prodding Dr. Lyman Abbott for his do
fonse OF the methods whicl, most Of the
Southern States have employed to get rid
OF tho ignorant negro vote.
ut is true."i says tho Chicago Post, IN.
this connection. that any Southern man
can vote ifthe can read or owns prop
erty and pays n poll tax but 1t Is also
true-and this Dir. Abbott ignorcs---that
many white men Gun vote who do not
possess these qualifications. Has he for
gottol, tho misunderstanding clause" and
tho .'grnndfuthcr8 clause r. Have these
provisions nnt reference to Gducn tor or
they nro based on the nssun,p-.
ton that an literate and destitute white
man has greater rights thanF an illitcrnte
and destitute black man, and this, pr.
Abbott knows, happens not to be true
1t Is true that the Understanding
clause and the grandfather clause"
have both operated In favor OF the igno-
rant white man nnd against the Ignorant
regro, and Southern whites do not pre-
tend otherwise. They have gone about
this thing III IL frank and honest way
Eand have no col,ccalments to make. But
while some whites may have been lmprop-i
crly admitted to the suffrage under these
provisions, they are&very fow IL number,
and In the state Of Virginia It cannot
he Sfnirly claimed TINT any considerable
number Of blacks have been unfairly
excluded. In this State VIC admitted In
tito general registration OF 1907 and 1908
all negroes who paid during tho year next
preceding that In which they offered to
register as much as one dollar In State
taxes; and we admitted under the "un-
derstanding clnuso"S negroes who did rot
pay a dollar In taxes. but who We're
known to be good and upright citizens.
and competent TO vote. II any negro
applicant believed that he had been i'm
properly rejected. he was entitled. under
4 the law, to appeal to the court OF proper
iurlsdictlon and from that court to the
Supreme Court OF the State. But appeals
were few. Tho matter was left to the dis
cretlor OF the registrars. and they re-
jectcd only those negroes who, in their
honest opinion, We're not fit to vote. If.
DR. Abbotts critics have any doubt on
that score. let them come down hero and
see for themselves; let them examine
any OF the negroes who have been re-
jccted and say whether or rot they were
improperly rejected AZ
Tho point Of It all, VIC repeat, is that
While the law has operated in favor OF
the whites, few negroes. II any. have
boon improperly excluded from the suf-
.fragc. aud they have no cause whatever
to complain.
From this time on the law will apply
to whites precisely as It applies to blacks,
and there will be no discrimination what
ever. There Will be a strnIghtout cdu-
cutional test
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
U. S.SAIL |. R BURIED ] /. D
WITH ALL HONORS s
Suit fol 5000 Damage 2
Instituted-P oliccn1an as
Defendant.

@ (Snccial to The Times. Dispn tell
N Q RFOLIl VA. March o.---The body OF
the drowned United slutcs sailor found
on the beach near the Naval Hospital has
not been identified. It. was buried with
military llorors this afternoons
Lily 3. Otto is suing Garrett u. Dc.
.vann In the Circuit Court OF Norfolk
county for 5000 dana ges for SANDER.
She alleges that the stories circulated
about her BY the defendant caused her
husband to leave her. She sets forth In
her declaration that he IS a relative OF
her husband. and his people was ops
posed to her marriage to Otto. S.5s
Il Mrs. r. 4. 4. Lynch, Of Berkley;,Sis suing
Fl. g. Humphries a po..ce officer OF that
city, for 5000 damages for malicious
prosecutions IIc arrested her for using
abusive language to him.. She was dis
missed, and now seeks redress Tor " Q
Humiliation involved. 8at sg s3 I'VE
Tho Wiley $IIarkerS and Camp Company.
OF New York and Norfolk, to-day peti-
toned Judge Naddlll OF tho Federal
Court, to restrain the receivers OF tho
sTunis Lumber Company. from dispos!ng
of s35, 900 worth OF lumber In the posses
sion OF the Tunis Company. but pledged
10 It. for $4,000 loan. The senior mem
Der o. tho Wiley Harker and Camp COM
pany il also president of tho Tunis Lum-
ber company.
The presbytery of Norfolk heard two
witnesses In the case OF Edward Camp,
who is on trial on charges affecting his
standing as a member OF tho Gil urcll.
There was nothing sensational in,r their
Testimony, however. Mr., Camp Is now
charged with slanderlng tho new pastor,
whose call to Collcy Memorial Church ne
opposed 8 3
In the Corporation Court this morning.
Moulah Bakhsh was acquitted OF prac-
5ticing medicine without license. ins the
face OF tho evidence OF two dist mgulshed
Ephyslcians. Drs, Herbert Nash and 3tB T.
r. Kcnnon. representing the pros cutting ~
medical society. AT tho first trial me
Jury was unable to agree and the court
discharged 1t with q reprlmand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
SPLIT, BRITTLE, DULL HAIR.
All Come From Dandrutf. Which Ia caused

Split hair, hard hair, lusterless hair,
brittle hair falling hair all owe their
origin to dandruff, which Is caused by u
measly little mcrobo that burrows Into
dandtufi scales and sapping the vitality
Of the hair at the root, causing the sew
eraI diseased conditions Of the hair TIL IL
finally falls out. Modern science hns dis
covered a remedy to destroy the dandruff
mlerope, which is combined In Ncwbro's
Iierpicide. the delightful hair dressing.
Allays itching Instantly and makes hair
soft as silk. Take no substitute; nothing
Just as good Sold by leading Drug
ssts Send l0c. In stamps for sample to
The HeypicIde Co., Detroit. Mich Owens
!. aI!por Drug Co., Special Agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
THE BUCKINGHAM FIRE.
Further Particulars Of the Out,
rage Visited on Aged Citizen.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.) 3i
. WORT VA. March s.-The buildings:
burned by incendlary fire OH the farm
Of Mr., y ohm !. Forbes last Thursday
night were quito valuable. and consisted
arg9 " c,a With
about seyenty-llve burrels o. corn. ", ne
smoke house was set allre also put ne =.
fire was discovered ~ t'me 70 svS ID
Ing drill, wagon and two 7, bug les. ~
fact.e Mr., Forbes has lost al Of llis earth q
Ivy possessions except his smokehouse ana
q fey articles that were '.s saVea from l'''e
i The loss is estimated at 5000. with $500
insurance OH the dwelling NO insurance
u It u appears l0 that thare we're three or prob
ably four that fired tho buildings, and y
seems that, their plans We're well laid
and they were well aequa;Int so w WIZ IN, nni
at home. his son being IN Farn,vlle with
n load OF tobacco. and that saved MS
horses from being burned ~ m ssa p9e "a.
daughter and an old colored woman ,wete
all the family that were at home a TIE
time, Miss Forbes was the FIRST to DIS.
Ing was JUS, starting to burn, The smoke,
house MAS not discovered 70 be on llre
Was ss s. ;a sone as ntw sss II
hardly probable, as the building wa q, 4, Y!
OF OF Miss Forbes. Will the aid lof the Old
colored Woman; It was saved. I. u, !. d,
nystsry Is Nh E9rh q f ad go tn6 6Sye
& Aithoush there WIS robbery committed,
nc dwelling house gesma s sI,oMid
be iired 70 hide the robbery Of the dwell 1--we
ing. !, 5Si y. ..,,,,, ~
MI Forbes's room, and thls was FL I that
was stolen. and n this was LAX taken nef9 re
Che lhieyes we're hot detected, there must
have been other motives than robbery.
This Is one OF the most dastardly crimes
eomm,sdn os The - af sayb but an fhore
is strons suspicion. and somo racks have
been identaed There Is strqn1g e! siX !; Z,
used used to catch the, guilty party. and J., \
caught It Is feared that ne people PIE WiIiI
be administered n short order, . !. !. q
Mr.. Forbes Is about etghty-seven years,
old, Miss Forbes retained Wonderful
presence oe rliRd, an " was dlilcult g
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To Build Shops.

ID fupecial to Tho Times Ispatch)
ShLiSBURY,gN. NJ c., March 9.--Mcssrs:
j. T. S Pottijohn 6; Co.. contra Ct rs, .
Lynchburg. Ya.. with a large force OF
road shop buildings at Spencer to-day.
rho first work Will be to build mam-
moth power house. which, It Is learned,
will furnish power for the entire plant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
In Lighter. Vein.

], T Re goes i, typical Georgia cracker
'indesdii'" Exclaimed the Northern, US.
and and all that that sort 81 thing, suppose2.,
mi, nNG G;n; that fellow appenH y 30 q Ere
"Ah a regular MISUNDERSTANDING
delphIa Press,
The Kansas City Journal y tells 9pl i, z
Kansas ma who went TO a rural butcher
shop In kentucky TO order, y porterho,uils;e.
steak, u have Just started ~ on !. tl, ~
beef" said the butcher, "nnd 1 won't na
down to tho porterhonse ,lNtil about ].
o'clock" Ills method was 70 lay halt Y
beef on his block and commence AZ one
end and cut along until II was gone. sery,
Ing his customers with pieces all the way,
from the hoof ia tho neck. regardless #
their preferences.
During the last fiscal year the !. United
listed men ny desert!pn. or enough ~
mako six full regiments, Hall as many
more were dishonorably discharged
We have been promising our readers
liz throush sp our salt barrel. have cons
cinded that we can offer nothing more ols
comprehensive than the vintage Of 1919.
We sing II 5Ss,
ThaFs laII
80 =. Baltimore News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
~ MAIL. l E,s., M q. (T ss:' ~ y
THURSDAY. MARCH 10. 1904
y Attention. Tax Payers !!

IL I j
5l ----- -..-.:-:-.=
Attention, Taxpayers
natter 81 The Ttmcs-D lspatch:.
4 ~ s,r 1-Tsho neoplc OF Richmond owe %yo'u
AM az gratitude for yotr timely. e ~
toria,' n Wednesdays paper In ec a.s
,a,n,, inrlnu.n Every voter should Guy, y.
,,,,t "a ste III IN his Int. conmlt ~ ~ , y
o rs md have It HANDY on clec.
Il Inn day. If your searching cx si'e ,,t,,
the inexcusable recltlcs5iess o. wv IT, 49,,
III Council, fails to arouse hot flM ,'ln :, t..
~, swift retribution Mt tho Polls an - -,
Nno N VIZ th, rite Of taxation stares US
=, tho face. & II tho present budget passes
tth,%poard OF Aldermen. the ptLy.Io1llls, =.
~ c,Iva Including increases OF the ms ~
t 49,. ~ three months tint Is. since t .,,;
III 81 ~ folly seized our Inv max WI
4 be SWOLLEN by about s5o'ooo PEI an 'ndd,.
and no additional men emp.oyeua =, -, :, az.
y tinnai services rendered. IT is SIMPLY ~ =
.aat oicnn-c1t prescntto those VINO. IN y
4 = M ola scfllc. were getting about 20
49,. icon4 more than like services are Ptlu
N ,nr ~ tfe most liberal private collc w.
ny. - t,,crca se stands for tho interest on
sB.1 10000 OF city bonds; tho COST o. liz, ~
civ Hall. But. then. we nave y , n.us
Hail. For the increased saiarles q" = &c,
,-ntI,nr n II means the entire tax on ~.
IN nnn e. real estate The same session OF
fl ~ r,omm mon n Council that passed tn MS
s,,1pct, SHE'D off $1,000 from our maglllli.-
800 Nrecl,antcs, Institute. educating over
Z t,,rs,' !" hundred hard working boys. ana
& ,,a,.,,d I'm With n neat little present 70
itself and the aldermen OF VOW iu'S :.
siunket 10 Newport News next month = -
q launching. l
March 10. 1901.
s{1 :, is indeed time for the taxpayers OF
richmond to rouse themselves. Iile more more
~. study the budget for 1soi-'oo. tho more
cause for alarm do we see.
When tho committee set out to prepare
This budget 1t found q cash balance on Oh
hand as OF February / 1904, OF SIG. sSs IS:
Rut there we're unexpcndsd npproprla-
tions for tho Ladies City Mission, we ne
5womcn's City Mission, James River I'M m
movement, the Water Department ana
Board Of Health. amounting TO l'sS':'s'
which had to be provided for. DEDUCT
Ing this from the amount OF cash on
hand, there remained a net cash balance
or SIG. os6. Of. The committee estimated
thut the receipts for the year 1901 20
would amount to sl,7o5,o5o.0o, which, by
Tho way, Is Sc, 5000 in excess of the nc
1T, n
ia :" ~, -
o'',' easn - u.s.. -, "a
''l''' 'a ~ ~, ~ - :, o., o-e 4.
sets - ~
anu 'Ne" as'' r. -
money VIII . 80
~ ''o ~ ~, ~. : >'s,'~'
"a oeo 4. ~ 10 coo M
RirnrvIew Cemetery h.
from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2,247ao tos 2,427.oo
School Board from S5l.eo to sll6' a. q q
pollce rom 'oVV y s'V-''00
fran s 7sSoooo to S 7o,47o 90
Gas Works from.....s g.. 10000 to q, 10000
Grounds and Faltld- -
IRON y. . V'o'SVV =
s5 from .....,...,.. IS SO. DIG 90 to S 57.o420o
Water Works from..s 1O,94a00 to ST 90
siarlrs o@'eo zoo y"
- ~, N'N's,
I IN orecr " ptpV'uc ~ 3eo'1's' " '''' ""
increases, me Meclah'cs iHsll'ute lul'u
was cut down from WV 70 so'VVo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
HENRICO NOTES.
Negro Charged With Attempted
4. n Criminal Assault. 8 NJ 81 ii

A negro maintained Margie Boiling iss
In tho IIcnrico Jail. charge dswtt tn attempt
cd criminal assault upon q colorcd girl
Sarah jackson, aged about eighteen years.
Tho arrest was made by fonstnb bic p. -
Temple X Y n iiiEs
N. Governor Montague has granted a con-
tditional pardon to W. L. I'cttus n white
man. charged With assault. i',ettus W VA;
sentenced 10 six mont this In jail. and ha4
served about H two months. 5sS{ s5 Il NAH
Constable Cyclone Samuel Is out again
~ ter a prolonged snlyence from tho court
House lIc was struck by n street car on
February nth. and has since that time
been confined to his bed.
Thc#negrn man charged Ywitlt breaking
Into n house on tho property OF the Conn
monwcalt this httorney will be given q
hearing to-day. IKE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10

a New York man nawned his cork les
to play the races. II ho loses the gam
blcrs will ably pull the other leg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10

Mark Twain said long ago that tho
man who married one Mormon woman
was a hero, and no who married several
of them was a saint.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10

Tho Times Dispatch Is prepared at ~
moments notice 10 exchange congratua.
tIons With the Farmvillc Normal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10

We have received a communication from
II correspondent. making a plea for Ken
ncdy. late OF the stnunton jail It was
delayed in transmission, aud wo shall
Withhold 1t until Kennedy reports,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10

keep her father from the burning builds
ling, and had she not possessed a. g trona
nerve he would have been burned al .lsi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10

Senator George Wayne Anderson heads
the Capitol committee, Good He's
capital senator.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10

Springfield, ohio.5is several miles rorth
OF Mason and pixon's line.
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=, z
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IIcrc's one on tho Governor, OF Ohio
from tho New York World:
Tho Governor OF Virginia and the Cow
crnor of Mississippi arc warranted In
asking why thcrc wcro no troops on
hand to prevent the Ohio lynchlng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10

,rhc Palmer Memorial Hospital" will
be the name Of a great hospital to be
erected In Now Orleans to commemorate
the life and public services Of the late
Rev. Dr. B. NJ. Palmer. ut Is expected
that tho final plans will DO approved at
a meeting OF tho Presbyterian pastors
and laymcn to DO held this week. All
other efforts TO provide a suitable Palmer
memorial In New Orleans VIII be merged
into this. The cost of the hospital, It Is
expected, will be 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-21
Srau e. S9neiber, 24O9 Ste6enuubs
breibidIter 0fdce. Shicddp eff fdbreibf.

Srau e. G9neber, 24O9 Sie6enunbs
hreibisiter Place, Ghicago. ST.. f4reibt:
rWadIbcm idj mcbrerc Mittel pbne
Relnltat genpntmcn, begann id) int
Snnnar 1902 Sbr mertbOpllcS Mittel
Eeruna 5n ncbmcn. Sd .uar uolitan-
big ruinirt, bate Ser5flppfcn, faltc
Sanbe nnb Siife, iueiblihe Sdpade,
feinen &ppetit, 3ittern, iinfeubes@eiiibl
fait fori'udbrenb. sic iagten, tsJ batte
iDItemiIden Gatnrrb unb id) gleube,
bnR Sbre Silfe 5nr redjten 3eit Fam.
Sdj befplgte Sbre Nnneiiungen fprg-
tnltig nnb fann bemte iagen, Dai, isfJ
iuicber gcinnb bin. Sd fann Sbnen
nidDt gcnng baiiir bnnfen nnb pcrbici6c
immer Sbr S6nihner. Sd babe BE.
rnnn berctts mcinen ssrennbcn mnS
Wndbbarn empfpblen unb gae Ioben es.
Sd Diinidje, ullc lcibcnoen ssraueu
iuiiroen cs periudcn. Sd be5enge bieS
hcr Wabrbcit geutak." Sran e
Ghnciber.
Srau 6annb SflababatIder bon Sums
mi.spille, R. y, i6reibt lpie folst:
sSrei Wonote lang litt i1 an Sdmers
sen I'm Giiden unb in Der Nierenqeaenb
unb bate ein bumpfes. briidenbes Gjefiibl
In ben Ginlclpeiben, fopie anbere Spmps
tome bon peIpicz zaatarrb.
yIber na96em id sjpei 5laI6sn pea
rund gcnommen, bin icb gdn3lid) gefunb,
bcNer pie ib iemals mar. ."--Gralt Gannp
Eldoabatfher.
4 Sdidt na6 rSealtb 4 9eattp". fpe.
3iell fir Srauen aefhrieben bon Or. g.
.. Sartman, Brdiioent bes Sartman Sa'
nitoaMTs. Golnmbms. Ohio.