Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-06
Carl f. Murvin, Deaf and
Dumb, Doesn't Need to Go to
Deaf and Dumb School
SATURDAY NIGHT WILL BE LAST
Phenomenal Kraus Announces That
Open Air Entertainments Will Close
Institute Will Remain-Amateu
Night Tomorrow Night Double
Show -ronsht-Diamond Cluster
Band.

hear the dumb shall talk and the lame
shall walk"
Such was the promise of Phenome-
nal kraus and the Great Anselme when
they came to Marshalltown. a little
over a week ago. and already they have
people have been benefited The most
interesting case, probably is one for
which the Great Anselme is responsible.
One night last week. Carl e. Murvin,
AIS Union street Is years old, went to
the big free show ut Eighth avenue and
Main street, where the Great Anselme
is nightly performing marvels with the
Hot SPRINGS remedies. Mr.. Murvin
came a word, is totally deaf in
one e artially in the other. He
has bee. ...lending the Iowa school for
the deaf and dumb.
The Great Anselme examined the boy
and then applied the Hot Springs rem
edies. The hearing improved immed-
lately. The first sign of this was when
the lad was walking along. the street
with his mother, who was carrying a
pail Of milk. The pail creaked and the
boy looked up with surprise in his eyes.
All this time. the lad had not spoken
word. The Hot Springs remedies
were applied daily according to direc-
tons. Monday night came the culmin-
alton. the climax, OF all labors with
the lad, when he walked on the stage
at Eighth avenue and Main street, and
grasping the Great Anselme by the
hand, exclaimed:
How do you do"
These were the first ineligible words
the lad has ever spoken. In the aud
fence were hundreds of people who
knew the boy and, led by these, the
crowd cheered wildly for several mo-
ments. A case similar to the Murvin
case is that of Albert Kronk, 1925 Sec
ond street Davenport. Scarlet fever
had left him deaf and dumb. He was
in such a condition that he did not
hear train approaching and was run
over by the engine. After one treat.
ment he was able to hear and soon to
tall.
Phenomenal Kraus at Leland park
has also had the most wonderful sue
cess with the Hot Springs remedies.
Mrs. w. A. Thompson. living two miles
south of Marshalltown, has been deaf
for six years. She has tried eight doc
tors in an effort to regain her hearing.
After one application of the Hot
Springs remedies she was able to hear
watch tick.
II would not take $1,000 for what
the Hot Springs remedies have done
for me-" said John Williams, 513 South
Second street. who had been deaf for
fifteen years and was cured by the
Hot Springs remedies.
The usual big crowds attended the
free shows last night and listened with
deepest interest to the eloquence Of
Phenomenal Kraus and the Great An
seine
Phenomenal Kraus seemed possess
ed of some magnetic influence so spell
bound did he hold his audience. Peo-
pie in the back of the audience leaned
forward with their hands behind their
ears listened to the words of wisdom
that flowed from his lips. With the
same deep interest did the people at
Eighth avenue and Main street listen
to the Great Anselme, who was at his
best.
Tonight will be the big double show
at both stages. A double bill will be
on the program. Tomorrow night. the
amateurs Of the city will compete for
gold rings. The amateur performance
will be in addition to the regular pro-
gram. Friday night will be Royal Blue
night and on Saturday evening the
outdoor performances will come to a
close. This does not mean that the
Hot Springs Doctors will leave MDr-
shalltown, because the institute in the
Masonic building, III West Main