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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
ztagnirenoc Gingeiueioe.
Cine eatriue in benz aorper perurs
iadlt cine aeluiiie 3erit0rnua.

Rebeu ben nabrhafter hemiiben Glemens
ten in unisrer Robruus siebt Is mebr ooer
ipeniser Steffe, tueite ssftiasr Ratur hno.
Sieie perhen eilieft in ben Tarm eetraaeu,
um sntfernt ,u lpsroen. Ia giebt IS aud
pertblois Waterialien, als 5omateus, gtss
rens uno auoere 9trne, bic 9saieru BON
fyleiid) une geeetabilieH, unntroaute 5rsis
artiae gartiisl, ais bon Nepfeln, Nlben ano
anberen WateriaI,tH, tpsldt Elm iiberanees
ftrenstss 8eroauungssS sSpftem niht oeripers
ben tann gei gerhopfung rneraea iicb ahe
eitie Subfanitu 3u elmer MaFe BON isduis
nib, b.ren Rranfteit erresenner Ginfiub
iiber oos game snftem oerbreitet tptro uuo
is nad)otm Elm beirnberes SDnptom erfanut
In, erhdlt bic araHtbeit eiHtu RameH. Ste
mag anftretsu ais eczema, 6outcrs id)lag,
llebliotsif, Grbrehen, @oneHiunt, i6sperss
Rcpitpeh, Nnemtd unb 70 tpeiter.
gerftopfuna III olic cine eireste gefohr
fur bic oaaemeine 8tiunbbeit une pirb am
beften bebanpslt eurb bic neue Gntoeduag,
gurp Grains 5isie Nnn tsins abfGbrmifs
tel, dber fs fine tbdtis an Der Rabruns, be-
reiien bieieiee fir oos 8lut Dor, ifimuliren
bic ndiiirlihtn Musfheieuneen Der Ginaes
tpeiDe, befcroern bic Musftlthdtiafeit Des
Earns uno elm abfiihrmittel pirb ieittn
npttnennie ausgsncmrsn in 9sddsn. no
bic Berftnpfnns nrouiih sstpcrbsn IN. Menn
Sic sbren Rarnen unb Shre aoreffe einiens
ben an bic 8. q. Grains Co., 1645 qDniiae
glbs., riro Sbnen biefs tine frsie grobe
ben Euro Graina -ssr Q0t iai&i6<H- Sss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25

Qringen sic Sbreu Ulii4s Nppaect
In Crouung. Seben Sic Dorouf, oob
Der Wogcn, Die l1tngeipetOc, bic Gss
Der, Ttereu uno @eodrme ale bemlidb
ri9tig orbeiten. sic rperoen Die Wabs
ruHg oanu nii6en uno in rotheS
glut umDauDelu. Gahen gle 6ur0
G'raius Dos ous5 fir Ste beiorgcn.
Ser Cfsn 1bres R0rperS fno nie
UtiQionen tleiner Gaptlar9ef1Be, net.
be Oieies berrIid)e Guro 8rOtnss8lut
fir ous tOote glut III ben WDrtao2I
tleiuer Nc0ertbeu umnehieln. III
0urh entitebt bic G5rperiparme. Iber
,Sbr Ulagsu nub Die IlnterriiFE1Q
Der GurO Grain5 boben, unt aus Der
0Gbrung Oas Tiien, ben Stbmei2l,
Ralt, Sol3, QbOspbor Il. (. 10. her
aus3u1iebeu, oun,it ous 8Iut nit D@n
nOtbigen temtibeu Glementen oer=
leben iDeroe
56iden sic 3u Der 6. 6. Grains
60, 4Outioc 9lD9, 1645 4ontiac
gloQ, Gbita9o, 81, mad elmer frcjeu
Qr0be BON 6uro 8rains. Cher tpcuu
sic trant unO leiDeno Tno, gchen Sie
CUR Apotbete unD taufen Sic zine
30 Gents zfloidie. Gle tperocn i0i0rt
Ginoerun9 Oeripitren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
Gmergie uoer 0ntneros
ttug, tuelbes opn
bciSeuo
Siuo Sic ein tanseuOer, iprins
gcnber SeraitrOm, oocr Elm
oifer, TRACER, itaenis
rcnOcr Snmuf2

Sie fno enttueoer qciuno ooer
nibt, ie na6 oer 9srfafung Sbrss
glutes. g9enH es tarieno Durt)
bic 4ocru roIlt unp Sie pas gRaaien
natiirliber g9drme ourA ale 8lieDcr
fitbleu, bas if Geiuuobett. Gbcr
tUenu 3bre fiibt talt fuo, bic @tiue
III taltcm ShpeiB NIT einem leiAs
ten, ieItiamer Geiber Der Rnieegeleuie
uno DtUsteIn, oonH ftasutrt ous
2lut.
giue hemtibe IuulpIe bcs 9lutss
Selgt aalt, Giien, RobIe, SQIs,
3uter, BbCspbOr, i5ttttiigelten uno
oicic aHoere Glemcnte. ltnD nue
fammer bon Der Tabrun9, tpelhe
mir sfeu. 5ie Notur nsrldnat uur
iooie! BON icosm Clement. 9Beuu Sie
bon ieo.m element MIR eincu G>hccs
Ioffel pou nebmcn lpttrben, 10 pitrDe
oos Sic oergiften. Ias qeiunce Ser
oouungsigitsm ipdblt nur nic uBthtqe
Guantiidt bon ispem d)emiiden 6lts
mcnt, tuunoelt iie in 9lut tint !no
ote Ioeru rebmer ss fir ibre Ser
'tellurgsarbeit duf.
,3uglsifb NIT ben pifeuithaFtlihcu
iforihunger in 9e3ug auf Die DENT
'nr I3uiammeuiekung beg menfAliz
d)cu R0rpers fommt Die iiberaus
iptdotigc 6rtoefItug zines brmertcn3s
trertbeu glutbetlmtttrLs, pelheg als
Guro Brains befannt if. eg beiist
ote merttptroiqsu GiwHihaften, ben
0eroduuugsprp3eB Su befcblcuuiqen
es perunldbt ben Waaen, Die Ban
creoss GrGie, bic Gtnqtipeioe uuD Sc
Der, tbre oeridlieoenen 58fte absuious
bern, tpoorrh bos Gfien, 0bogpbor,
Rdlt, Roble unb oubere henltidcu
@lemsnte in Der Robrung benz Plut
erbolten bleiben, itutt ,u qdbreu, id,
IN @oIe umjuparocln uno unrcrz
oout uro unoermiiht auf bic Gtpoe=
Detoe ab9tldocr gu iperoen.
Sic iperoen bou ben SoIgrr rrs
ftount ieiu, nabben Sic Guro Girdtus
III stnigen Wablieiten gcnpmmen ha
ben. Sic erbdlten Elm Qodet oieies
bemer.erspertbeu Fluts uuo Flrtihz
Gr3eugers fir 80 6euts bon irocnD
etrem apotbefsr. llno iperr sic
Jbren Rameu uro ibre Norrfe Gil
bic :. 6. Grains 60, 1916 goutiac
glog., GbicaeO, 2u., eirieuoen, Diro
otefeIbe Sbner eiu freies Qrobepadet
3uittten, un Sic baron ,u itber.euz
gen, ooB fir 4ae, bic trant uao lsi=
oeno fnb, 8eiunbbeit uu0 Slid p0rs
bGnoeu if.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
SSar,,m gle franf iino.
,Sbr SOrper entbebrt bic sulangItHc
gtcnge bon dlcmifaltidlen
Neitauotheilcn.

gaenu ciH geiunoer Wduu Doer cine grs
iunoe frau fb iu elmer tiidtissu Wabljeit
buiest, srb1t Der Woseu cine aufgebdnits
WaFe bon fleti6, 9sgetabtlisu, gratsniett,
Die Obsr clubbing, Grlaten uHo 10 peia
ter. aa Oitie Rabrunasmtttel sutbalteH
etoffs, ipelhe uls Glsmeute betauut fno -
soblentoff Ralt, Sbpeiel qbogpbOr, Sal],
9uder uro anoere.
Ter Ulastn uub bic Gingspeioe 3erreiben
bisis Ulaiie in cine Subftanj, pelde Gbpluss
Sptiieiaft gsnaunt tpiro. Or III oauu les
tbeilt, oi: HabrenoeH Gleuente gebeu ms
gIut iibsr, Dibreno bic srobeu. faferigen,
uidlt nahrhdtten 1beile gu benz Tdrm bes
bais ausiteiourg befDroert ipsrnsr.
Jgenu ubsr Der Woeen uuo bic gingsptioe
nid)t trdftig asnus fue, nit Der tthtiesu
WlabLeit fertis 3u iperoen, oanu iheiheu fe
bic Sduren uno @eroauunasi1fte ntat aus
pslhe our teniiben Separiruns Der Gle
mente erforosrlid fnb. Seshalb geaugen
oieielbeu, ankatt in bds gIut sinIutreten,
3um 5aru, oas glut iptrb arm aemaht, Der
Q6r2er lstoet al Wldngel on aohlenrnfT
Qbosgbor uno ben oneereu notbteeu Gles
msHteH. lIuo Der aorper bstlogt ht; sr IL
ironi, unpaSlih uno eleuo. Tur6 Sabrs
bunosrte bat man blinoiings Uteoi3iu ir
Gpuptome siuseuommen.
4ber btute i'm 2idte Der moosrueu me-
oi;inii6tn g9tHeni6aft, baben mir bic b6hite
BON aasu meoisiniibeu GHteefunseu, Die
Guro Grains.
Mit Ollie eitier bsoeuteueen Utebi3iu oer=
ipanbeln bic 9ereauunssorgane ouf hemis
ibem Meee bic Auhrung in ihre Rekauos
tbeile rno peribaffen reihlitbss, rotbss @tut,
ipel1ss bic 4yieoerberfsIluns Der Geiunobeit
nerbftret.
2teie nunosrbarsn euro @rains ipsrO.n
In alien apotbtten perfauft fir 80 Gents
elm Qadet, peun Sic uns ober Sbren TGs
men uno Sbre aorefe einienoeu, an bic
6. 6. Grains 60, l645 gontiae Rfos., Chi
cage, 10 pire 5bnsn bieis cine frete gsrobe
per gsef ,ui4ider, 10 bab Sic iitb islst oas
pca. abtr,sxosa fSaasu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
Gin bttises 9entpera:
frenf
funu I'M algemeincn ami fle,ni-
id,e 5sriesuus bes Entes
suri,fnefiifrt merneu

9lbBIihe aufpoauneen oes Sem
peraments, tempordrer gpubnftuu Der
iogeranute @ehirutpller uno G1tbere
beftige Ibpsihun9en elmer seiunbcr
@ernuuft mtNen ejiften sueeinrie.
B en- perber. Gs Iisgt I'm Blute IS 1T
oa, neil trds. Hieren ben nrin u nj
droere S6ureu oes glutes ui6t idus
tern fbnnen. Gs iit rur 3etteerIuit,
fh nit ioeepanrtten Nierentureir su
befafen. Gs III nothiq, mad pem
Wosen 3u ieben, bic Rabrung qebD
rig pereouen gu IaHeu unD benz glnt
bic natitrliben bemiiten GIementc
5u esbtr, tnefe bic Oreunii6en 6untz
ttonen ittmulireu.
Sic neut Gutoefuug, gurp Grains
bot orf bic Shdtteteit Der yheren els
uen tpunoersollen Ginflub Sie Sol
eeeri1einuue lift raid. 0itIe nettsrs
lihen 9eriufs mi. 2sutsn, toetc,e ci,
llrianergiftuug litteu, ipieien auf Gin
rai1es Berihmtresu Der retabcren
3ufGase btn. Gin Srua i1sini
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
9Sie mem geil:m0 2uigc.
Nift mic man i'd aciunO crs
Lott, iou0cru Dic man Ue-
iEuoteit crlanat, tit fiIr
&iclc Oa$ bcocnilidc
9>rnhIcm

3runtc Geutc rerlaugeu uadl &C.
iuuobeit, nid)t nud0 qutem Hath. Ge5z
3clb iii Gie3 uttt bic @biloiopGeu=
Ode. 55 bcitcbt Elm }u itortcr ,}uM
frantcu geutcu }u iaqen, ouE he "a
pegung Doer Gje5 uup Gcs r0tbiQ 9os
ben. Der raid)cite l&cQ sur @eiuaos
belt III Der, pis ueueite meD3Inllbs
entOedung, GurO Grains, 5u he
uuaeu.
Ter 8rlIrn noIiir lit folQenDer. SIC
srbaltcn icDcs RyuntbejI &brer aocs
perfdrte aus ,tbrer Nobrung. A},nn
ije ud7t qeborjg Ocroout lUlro, miro
Der R0roe- ncr uutltrljt3eu djcmil3eu
FIcHcnrc 5craUbt, aus nencn cr Ih
7uiammer' rNt Taa uurDe Duyb RE
AuaIpic oes ucuie)iben &0rStr3 err
lDtcicr. Guro Grains Nun tobcn Die
bcmerteus ucrtbe foloc, oab eit
i1pobcs 8eroauungsiDitcm hie Nabz
ruug abiorbirt uno ocm &lute ats
Rrnft oertcibt, @siunbteit aufbaueu=
De bsntif1c Elemeute iiber pas game
SDftem 1u pertbstleu
Soter 1T Elm eiHfahss Ronitatirtn
BON IboriodDen nit eluem }!Utugenz
ben @ruuOc lluo oot5 wiirDe c5
nod uberlsugenoer iciu, loenn trar!e
Qeriorcn 0ieie GurO Grains ptriuGeH
ipiirDsu
g9cuu Sic lbrsn 9}omer uuO sbrc
2Ioreiis oil Die &. &. l3rGius 6D.,
1645 9ortioc gIo9, GbicQgo ST.,
ieuoen, ,pirD oieielbc Sbneu Elm freic3
9robepadet BON 6urO 0ratns 3uz
itifcN.
sic t5uuen oos orOBe, reQuI3re
Gadst por ir0euO eirem ApOtbcter ju
50 6ents er5Qlien, ODer es !ptyO ,59s
nen otrett 9cGen ginienoUHg DeS
4relies 3g9eidjdt Ueroen.
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aft eeiDorbeue Qeuts TART MAIDEN uno Die
Rraft Der Sueeno oerIeibsn. Sic usresn
Htd1f matt feiu une Si. merDen uiht alt uub
btufdais fiblsu am Utorseu. 9bre Srau
suiro nift eloubeH, 5bre 5aee 1eieu ooriiber,
uuo sic psroen utht gleuben, bas Jhre
frau alt gstperoeu dlies t0trb ungetritbt
ieiu uno oiel,lbeu osrleibeu benz Rtidgrat
tbotid1lif itues seiptfe Giefabl BON Stdrte
uuo 2ebeusfraft, lpeldes gle in ben Stano
itst, Fb oOgftduOigsr geiunobeit gu erfrtueu
uHo fir ale iSdle oorberettet Ju ieiu. pro=
biren Sic gurp 6'ruius iofort. G3ebeu Gle
suv apotbeie uno fraaen Sie fir elm 80
Gents gadet bon euro Grains 5ieielbeu
tueroeu 5hueu mebr gut thun ais mouatcz
ioHaes Reifen, 3uhe Ocer GrboIuns. 9ers
iufen Sie oieitlben. 9Genn Ste cine freie
Qrobe biei.r ipuueerbareu Gntpeduna tpiins
faen. 70 iautieen Ste ben goupou auf Die
fer Seiie aus unb ss lriro SbHen ein gaiet
portsfrti iofort ,ugeianet
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Gine Wteuse npn Iufregans uno Grs
belt fir Hif)fs.

go siebt es etne Trau tpelbe uidt eiuen
idbnsn 6u6eu aus benz Cfeu berausgcnoms
men uno bel oeTeu 4nblid Sbrdneu pers
sofeu butl CT ftel suiamnen suu3 Gins
seittirjt. es 1T elm einfahss gstipiel orn
Gbemis. Sic Raterinlieu, oos 3uiammenz
rrii6en oeriefben, bic ribttes 3eu,peratur
bes Cfens, sllles muB bormonireu. Gtsielbe
Grfabrrne, be,isbunasDeiie, trifft bel benz
meni1lidben &orper su: g8ir baben etuen
suten appettt, sin iebr einlaoenbes Dtahl,
eine beitere @eieai6oft BET elmer freuoisell
e,eIesenheit, ober iarrer Waeen, tronf:
bates Gppipeb, i6lafloie Qaht, afute In;
peroaulinieit, Serstlopfen uno bfters oisIs
anoere Gaalsu. Gin anssrss Goa Sar
Gbsuis.
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SHbeur Ste Sbreu ssdmen rro
Gtbreife bier etnfauer pne oteien
1645 8ontiuc Bibg., Gbicago, gu,
fdt9eu, ptrb ein freteS Xrpbes
9uoet GurD G5roins 'rei an Gle
obaeben. Gieies nuHberbuTe peil'
urtttel frrirt UluaeHs urh @tugetoet'
besaaturrh, HIGieus uHh QeberleioeH.
RIutfrarfbeiteu seterenIelneu aIo
auaemeile Gntfrttttguu.
9ilIfle e.-..........,.-.A.As .A.As@ss-s..'s-.s'.
Gtrube. ...------..s-s-~-~~~
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Nihten zie bieielben auf.

~ ino sic uieueidt erresbar, menneie
ettDas beginneni Giiblsn Sis abs
~ ssmattet, nahbsm Sic idB aasts
i,rengtl gesnn 10, oaun ifs Sbr
8erDenipfem ,srriitiet uHn eines Ioses ipers
ben Sie suiommsHbrshen. Gs if abfslut
ge6Oten, oab Sic Guro Grains Dor Sbren
Wab!ssiteH nebm.n. 3ostru sic uiAt. ess
gignea Sic iofOrt, ebe Ste i,nss StahiIus
nero0ier oinidligteit srrsihen, nxldes ein
poaR6noises 3uiammenbrs4en bebeHtei.
Glauben Sis nur ia Hift. oab arbeit ooer
i6rperlids lIsbunssn ober Gtdrs,apsmittel
nnb bersleibeu 9bntH sbelfen iperOen, 9Der
bab Sbrs 4erpatdt eiHs tsmSndrs fei.
Iaufsnoe hoben
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3tf.3af
Werpett.

Jabren Sie anf bel Lantern 0es
rdnfb uno stttern Jbre 9aernem,
ipenn Sie eiue Seituag
ooer elm Bud balteu?
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ben 3Dbepunft ibrer
Qluebauer

10 pl5sli6 erreidt, bos Tire 5reunbe boraber
eHilest fno. 3ieielbsn iaben ,irmIidb Gut
aus unc Rismanb oahfe ooran, oab In ies
nen abssorbeiteten Rerpen Der aoatdHoise
3aiammenbru9 laasre, no bic Geiunoheit
pI0Btih rerlhlansen fvsiroe uno Wcuate iino
5abre nothsOenoie ircren, uni Ole Weiunos
belt 3uriidsubringen. tpenn fe iibtrbampt
suritagebraht iperoen faHu. Ia Sic cin
ten ionnsn. 10 ,osern Sic nibt irD ihrtis
ben Sie nod btuie parum. Tieieg erhnuns
iife Geilmitfei nerIhdfff Jbrem R6rpsr Die
Gltmente. iDtlhe farfe Rerpen urn fsletIn
erseugeuoes Blut mnHen. Sic
pid1fcf heff y}nnets n,ss
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rid)tem ben Aytnge,i aiif

unD iesen 9brs slntrung IN BEN Gtunb, ssnr
Hlut isnf nerrsnbsilsnNen uIemsnte ~ gee
ben, pelDs alta osxtG inng stus iFatjasis
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pfr Gft1tt,>beitsz z3a,tbrrer*

t6nusu oas rsguldre gudst bsi apOtbetern
fur 50 GsEts tauieu. IS III eiufob ran=
nenspsrtb 'Die oieie guro Grains bic Sc
iunobeit i0roerR uHo erbaIteu.
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9ier / It i6re 3u(ammen(ebung
Gin Cbemifer bon internationalem Huf CT.
sdbtt, suoraus Der menid)lid,e SfDrper
suiawntenseiett TIT mno fiibrt Die
perid)iebenen Seftanbtbeile ait.
n eincm Gnrfifuts-S Orper, Der 80 GfnnO mieg mIcn
bieic EroportiOncu BON Glemcnten lucldjc pOlfOmmc
WcinnOIeit bcOeutcn entbalten iein.

Gin urcOdher Gbtmsr @cbrs uOs bic @OneHouns
5ointt m Gepnrment wHeHnter T
Ss
Gs 1T IN
IN
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-26
WASTED TIME.

The hobbies of the rich collectors
are sometimes as silly as those of the
street boy. A French banker who
died recently left collection of 63,-
900 cigar bands, each differing in
some particular from the others,
These had cost him so years Of
smoking and had been arranged sys-
tematically in a number of specially
constructed cabinets. None of his
children shared his taste, 80 it was
decided to sell the bands. When
put up to auction the collection,
which had entailed the expenditure
of much time and money, realized
20 francs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-26
SPELLING DEVICE.

A teacher who found her younger
pupils very deficient in spelling has
used this device with success. Each
day the children write the spelling
words from dictation, writing each
word on every other line of the pa
per, dividing each into syllables.
The papers are exchanged and cor
rected. Each child then takes scis-
sors and cuts out each word spelled
correctly, cutting each syllable
apart. The cuttings are put in a
box, each child takes handful and
is given two minutes to put as many
words as he can together. The next
minute he may go to any near neigh
Dor and take any missing syllable
If the words are put in the box each
day, at the end of the week the ex-
citement becomes very great, as fifty
or more different words may then be
made.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-26
HOW TO KEEP THE HUSBAND
Good Advice for the. Wife to Follow
When Her Spouse Becomes Cold
and Indifferent.

Here is an article entitled "When
Husbands Grow Cool" and the time
designated is that in which the wife
is irritable and complaining; all the
time has some little headache or
nervous tension on hand. She is not
sick enough to excite sympathy, and
very easily the husband becomes
cold and Indifferent. Then the ar
ticle goes on to give this advice:
"Set about keeping yourself in
perfect health. Diet, exercise,
breathe deeply, take care of your
complexion, dress your hair in a
pretty and modish fashion, select
your garments with tasteful care,
and then occupy your mind with
books and music, and, when it is
possible, take an interest in outdoor
sports; make new acquaintances and
find subjects to talk about intelli-
BenIly.
That seems to be good advice,
whether needed or not. But the ad-
wiser goes on to insist that the wom-
an should entertain her husband,
command his admiration, and make
him awfully lonely when she isn't
around. But she will never do it
by shifting. 1t is a woman who
writes that advice; else the word
shifting would not be used.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-26
BAD DREAM OF THE HINDU.

Truly oriental is the defense put
forward by a prisoner at AIlpore.
Charged with stealing a Hindu idol
with its ornaments, he stated that
the goddess told him in a dream the
night before that, as she was not
properly worshiped by the Hindu
priest, she would be better taken
care of by him, Mohammedan, and
that unless he took charge Of her
worship she would in her wrath de-
stroy his whole family. The magis-
trate, however, was not satisfied
with the story, and sentenced the ac-
cused to two months rigorous i'm
prisonment and to pay fine of Rs.
50.-Bombay Gazette.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-26
WHY PNEUMONIA is FATAL
Close Room, Lack Of Water, overfeed-
ing and other Things That
Kill the Patient.

G.. Werly of FL Paso, Texas, finds
the cause of death in pneumonia to
be failure to recognize the impor-
tance of few underlying princi-
Piles The patient will recover if
placed under the most favorable
conditions for nature to cure him,
says Medical Record. The great
needs Of the body in pneumonia are
plenty of air, water, food and proper
rest. The first factor in unfavor-
able surroundings is close room,
not supplied with a plenty of cool,
fresh air. The second is failure to
aid the kidneys in carrying off the
toxins Of the disease by giving plen-
ty of fresh water. Overfeeding and
wrong feeding are responsible for q
loss of energy used up in an attempt
to digest, assimilate and excrete un-
suitable foods. Meat broths are not
useful because they make no energy
and tax the kidneys. Sugar is a
valuable energy producing food and
leaves nothing but water and carbon
dioxide to be eliminated. Eggs and
milk are appropriate. Fright and
worry are responsible for loss Of
nervous energy. Failure to keep the
patient in a horizontal position so
as to aid the heart in carrying on
the circulation is responsible for
many cases of death. Drugs are
only necessary to aid the heart, and
obtain perfect rest. There is no Sc
rious infectious disease against
which the body has better natural
means of defense than pneumonia.
If given a good fighting chance a
complete cure in five to ten days is
the rule.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-26
cow KNEW HER OWN HOME
How Animal Stolen From RoumanIan
Peasant Was Restored to Her
Rlohtful Owner.

A judgment worthy of Solomon
was pronounced recently by justice
of the peace in Roumania. A GER
tain peasant living in the village Of
Predeal lost his COW. About two
months ago he happened to be stand
ing at the railroad station, watching
trainload of cattle about to be
sent across the frontier. Suddenly
he gave a shout. ''That's my cow"
he cried, running toward one Of the
cars. The trainmen only laughed
at him, but he went before the JUS
tice. This good man listened to the
PEASANTS story patiently. Then he
pronounced this judgment: "The
COW shall be taken to the public
square of Predeal and MIXED. Then,
if it goes of its own accord to the
plaintiffs stable it shall belong to
him." The order of the court was
carried out. And the cow, in spite
Of its ten months absence, took,
without hesitation, the lahe which
brought it, a few minutes later, into
the peasants stable.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-26
HIS OPPORTUNITY.

"T am going to propose to the
most beautiful girl in town to-
night"
''Why not do it right nowS We
are all alone" a
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-26
LITERAL INTERPRETATION.

"I'm glad they're going to take
the pork barrel out of congress" "
said Mrs. Bliggins, who had just re-
turned from the ladies' class in cur
rent events.
"Indeed ?" cried her husband.
Eyes; members of congress may
not be able to economize on their
lunches so easily, and they'll give
more thought to the cost of living"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-26
A NEW EXCUSE.

"Can you lend me $5OT'
"Broke againf'
"No; my moneys in the laun-
Irv"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-26
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TINE TABLE.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.


No. 62-St. LOUIS Express, s:55 q. N
No. 54-St. L. Fast Mail, 1923 p. m
No. &C. & st. L. Lin, 5:25 a. m
No. 56-Hopkiasville Ac. s:55 p, m.
No. 94.-Dixie Flyer, 6;15 p. m
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
No. 51-St. L. Express 5:35 q. m
No. 6S-St. L. Fast Mail 5:S3 a. m,
No. CSC. &N o. Lin. 11:5O .. m
No. 55-Hopkinsville Ac. 7:05 a. m.
No. 95.-Dixie Flyer, 9:32 a. m,
No. 81 and s4 connect at St. Louis aud other
pointl west.
Nc. 81 coane-ss a. Guthrie TO- Me,-pha lin
pJ.ats as FAR south "a E-i1 ard sJ- Loalavin
C.zc!nrAti ana TIE East.
No. S. aud IS make direct conn at Guth
re for Louisville, Cincinnati and ali point
north ana east Thereof. No. 50 ana IS also con
usct to- Memphis aud way points,
No. g runs through to Chicago and via aot
cary passengers to point South o. Ev1uavlrs.
Also carries through slsepeTs to St Louis.
No. 90 through slsepers to Atlanta, Macon
Jackson vile, St. Augustine an Tampa, Fla.
Also Pullman sleeoers 70 New Orleans. Con.
Escts at Guthrie for points East and West. No
90 viii not carry local passengers for polta North
Nashville Tsna.
J c. HOOE. Agt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-26
THE WORM TURNS.

"You are the most unsuccessful
man l know! If I had married
Smith 1 would be riding in an auto
now"
"Maybe l would, too"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-26
MUCH OF A sAMENEss.

"There's nothing like a trip to
the country"
"Thats so, except the trip back to
the city"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-11-26
MOST OF US DID.

"What do you think of the poIit-
cal outlook ?"
"I liked the Outlook better when
it was not so political"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-04
GARY IN LOS ANGELES.

l.. N. Cary. the pioneer land man
of ,Mandan, is spending the winter in
southern California; vacation he is
much in need of, and so far as can
be learned is greatly enjoying. He
writes to have the address of the
Tribune changed so that he may keep
posted on Missouri Slope and North
Dakota news. At the time of writing
he had had a pleasant visit with Asa
Patterson, S. M. Pye and other old
North Dakotans at Hollywood, and he
finds himself quite at home among
many acquaintances in that section.
North Dakota is contributing quite a
large number to the tourists-the
winter residents of southern CalMor.
MIA.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-04
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