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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-26
Trans-Missjssippi Commercial
Congress Will Be Of Ma.
tionaI Interest.
DEFENSE BY RAILROADS
RAIL MoGUlS WILL De ON HAND
TO ANSWER CHARGES WHICH
WILL be BROUGHT eY A NUN.
Der OF SHIPPERS.
(Americar News Service.)

\AmerlC4C News Serv1Ce1
San Antonio, Texas. Sept. 2S.-In.
dications are that the meeting of the
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Con-
gress. which will be held in San An
tonic November 2295. will be the for
um on several heated debates that
will be OF national interest. Judge
r. s. Lovett of the Hartman Lines,
B. F. Yoakum, J. j. Hill and other dis.
tinguished railroad men will be pres
ent. 1t is understood that certain
shippers of the Trans-Mississippi sec
ton have asked for special railroad
session and are coming with lawyers
and documents in evidence to present
their case to the railroad magnates.
Clifford Pinchot will be in atten-
dance. as we'll as many others who
believe in the national government
having control Of public lands of the
conservation movement. 1t is prob
able that some Of the state conserva-
tionists will also attend and bring up
their proposition for state control OF
public domain. Considerable activity
is expected ON this firing line.
i A Friseo Delegation.
Word has come that San Francisco
will be represented by q special train
bringing big delegation for the pur-
pose Of having the congress indorse
that city as the proper place to hold
the Panama Exposition in 1915. On
the other hand. New Orleans, convinc.
ed that she has the logical point. will
have a large delegation In attendance
and will make fight to capture the
congress for the gulf city.
This session OF the Trans-N Nlississip-
pi Commercial Congress will be Pan.
American in its scope. In reply to
invitations acceptances have been re.
ceived from a large number of South
American diplomats. and 1t Is thought
that practically every country in
South and Central America will be
represented at the congress. Mexico
Of course, win have q large delegation
present as the governors OF very state
have been invited and nearly all OF
them have accepted.
In addition to the foreign delega'
tions Secretary Knox and probably
one or two other members Of the pres
ident's cabinet, and possibly President
Taft, will be in attendance. John Bar.
rett of the bureau OF American repub
lies, Senator Bailey, Senator Culber.
son, VIM. J. Bryan. most Of the COVER
nors of the western states and large
percentage OF the congressman OF the
western states win be here. The San
Antonio chamber Of commerce has an
nounced its annual banquet for the
night before the congress opens. when
the foreign diplomats are expected tc
arrive. These and other distingu guished
visitors win be guests Of honor 1t this
banquet
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-26
New York State Convention
Will Be Held at Roches-
ter on Thursday.
A FEW DELEGATES ARRIVE
BUT THE BULK or THE VAN
GUARD WILL BEGIN TO REACH
THE CONVENTION CITY ~ TO
MORROW MORNING.
(American News service.l

Rochester. N. r, Sept. 26.-Only 4
few OF the democratic leaders have
arrived here vet in preparation for the
democratic state convention which
will open On Thursday. The work of
decorating convention hall was com
pleted today and the seats OF the dele.
cations we're assigned.
The bulk Of the vanguard will ar
rive tomorrow and by Wednesday
night all Of the delegations and lead
ers will arrive In marked contrast
to the excitement and noisy factional
warfare in Saratoga. promise is Civ.
en- that the democratic convention will
be very quiet affair. However, to
some extent it presents . similarity
to the republican situation in that II
is impossible to predict who will be
nominated for governor.
The state has been canvassed and
State Chairman Dix believes that the
democrats will be victorious in No
vember. Any good man can win. the
party leaders declare. but as yet they
are In doubt as to the nominee.
few names have been mentioned. chief
among them that OF Mayor Gaynor 81
New York City. but aside from thia
there has been no mention for the 9th
er state offices.
n Charles r. Murphy, the Tammany
leader, will arrive from New York
City tomorrow. It was reported today
that the arrival Of leader Murphy
would soon be followed by the con
struction Of Z slate.
Prediction was confidently made to
day, backed With = number Of wagers
that the nomination would 90 either
to Congressman William Sulxer o1
New York or Mayor Gaynor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-26
Miss carnoW Says Dentist
Told Her That His Wife
Had Died in America.
ASKED HER NOT TO TALK
INFORMED HER TO SAY NOTHING
" QUESTIONED ~ AUThoRi-
TlEs As TO THE DISAPPEAR
ANcE OF WIFE.
tAmerican News service.)

(American News Service.)
London. Sept. 26.-The storv Of DR..
H. H. Crippen's movements at the
time his wife was supposed to have
died In America were told today on
the witness stand in the inquest into
the death Of Belle Elmore Crippen by
Miss Marion Carnow. who succeeded
Crippen in charge Of the London Of
Ace Of the Munyon firm.
Miss Carnow repeated the evidence
which she gave when Crippen and
Miss Leneve were arraigned in Bow
street police court charged with the
murder of Mrs. Crippen.
She testified that Crippen told her
his wife had died In America last
February. About the same time he
began a series OF financial operations
which mainly consisted of getting
checks cashed. Miss Carnow said that
she cashed one check for $500 for him.
Warnings OF crippsn.
Then she told Of Crippen's warn
ing that she must say nothing about
his wife's disappearance II questioned
by the authorities She said Crippen
left . package with her to be turned
over to Miss Leneve.
The absence Of DR.. Crippen and his
pretty typist did not prevent . crowd
from gathering. Attorney Arthur
Newton represented the prisoners
but gave no indication Of his line Of
defense which will be adopted when
this famous murder trial Of interna.
tional interest starts in "Old Bailey
next month.
Gilbert M. Rylance was called to the
stand and repeated practically the
same story he had previously told.
Rylance and Crippen. under the firm
name Of Crippen 4 Rylance. embark.
ed in q business for the making Of
false teeth.
Rylance testified that Crippen had
told him that his wife died in Ameri.
ca last winter. Following this Grip.
pen told him he had married his typ.
list, Miss Leneve.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-26
Postmaster Haas, Speaking
Before. a Sunday School,
Caused a Sensation by the
Charges He Made.
FRAT MEMBERS STATE
REPORT is NOT TRUE
School Authorities Are in Pos
session of All the Facts, but
Have Taken No Action in
the Matter.

Standing before the members Of the
various Sunday school classes at the
First English Lutheran church, e. NJ.
Haas. postmaster of this city. de-
nounced the dance given Thursday
night, last week, by a local frater.
nifty. composed principally of boys un.
der twenty years of age, as somewhat
OF a drunken revel. He said several
OF the boys became intoxicated be-
tween dances at saloons. causing the
young women to weep and to express
fears of returning home with their al
legged "plastered" escorts.
As the young men and young WON.
en- who attended the dance are Of the
most prominent families in the city
Mr.. Haas statement caused a sensa-
tion and some indignant parents were
busy investigating the affair today.
Members of the fraternity denounce
the report as absolutely false.
No action has been taken by the
school authorities, although they are
acquainted with the details Of the at
fair.
Disagree With Haas.
Fraternity members declared Mon
day that Mr.. Haas had been misin.
formed 40 no one attended the affair.
which was the social season opening
event for the frat. and . farewell af-
fair to several Of the younger set who
win sttenA colleges out Of the city.
who was iut0xicated.
Perhaps the greatest censure which
has been made is that the affair was
given without chaperone. A men,
Der Of the high school faculty was
there only az q guest and the event
was entirely in the hands OF the fra
ternity officials.
In discussing the affair Mr.. Haas
declared parents Of several Of the
young girls who attended the dance
came to him and stated their daugh-
ters had told them of the affair. He
said he understood that several of the
fair ones compelled their escorts to
90 home early while others sat around
and wept, afraid to dance or say any
thing.
Was Temperance Sunday.
He felt the affair should be aired
as 1t concerned the best homes of the
city. As Sunday was Temperance
Sunday he felt remarks ON the alleged
condition of affairs at the fraternity
dance should be publicly stated by
him. Mr.. Haas said he had been In
formed that several of the young men,
some under twenty-one, visited the So
looms between dances and afterwards
showed the effects Of the liquor imbib-
ed by them.
The school officials have possession
of all the facts. It Is improbable that
any OF the members of the fraternity
who are students In the high school
will be expelled. At least this was
the impression given by Superinten.
dent Mott.
Cooler heads in the fraternity while
denouncing the assertions Of Mr.. Haas
a. untrue perhaps will take the mat
ter up at the next fraternity meeting
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-26
AOJuDGED INSANE.

Bertha Hicks who escaped from the
Home for the Friendless on Wednes-
day is In Ohio and out of the jurisdic-
tion Of the Wayne county authorities.
She has been adjudged insane and she
will be placed in Eastern Indiana hos
pital IL she ever comes into Wayne
county.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-26
Mayor Enters Resolution Tax
ing Each Property Owner
$50 for the Same.
A CONTEST IS EXPECTED
eoARD 70 RECONSIDER REsoLu-
TloN CHANGING HooslER DRILL
sENEFiT ASSESSMENT FROM
SIS TO $50.

Mayor Zimmerman made motion
at the meeting Of the board Of works
this morning. that for every vacation
Of alleys made by the board there
should be an assessment OF $50 on
each OF the adjoining lot owners. The
motion was the result Of the approval
Of resolution for the vacation Of the
first alley north Of South G street, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets.
When the vacation matter was In
.troduced, the property owners claimed
that to have the alley closed would be
q great benefit to them as there were
many undesirable negroes congregat-
ing there. making themselves nuis-
ance. The mayor said II 1t was such
q nuisance to- have i the alley each
property owner could wes afford to
pay $50 for the vacation Of the alley.
To Reconsider Action.
I Recently an alley north from e
street. near the Hoosier Drill and Sci
del Carriage company. was vacated
and assessment Of benefits placed ,at
SIS. The mayor made q motion that
this be reconsidered, and the board
ordered Clerk Baltz Bescher to notify
the Hoosier Drill that there had been
q reconsideration Of the former as
sessment Of benefits and damages and
the former would be placed at $50.
The first benefits were made merely
to cover the costs Of printing and the
procedure.
| - Al
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-26
1 BREWERS MEETING
fAmerican News service.)

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 76- The
twenty-second annual convention Of
the Brewmasters' Association of the
United States opened this morning.
and viii continue three days. There
are present delegates from Milwaukee.
New York. Cincinnati, Brooklyn. 81.
Louis. Chicago, Buffalo. Philadelphia,
Rochester and numerous other cities.
In addition to the business sessions,
various social events have been n
ranged By the local committee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-26
THE WEATHER.

STATE AND LOCAL - unsettled
weather; showers toniaht and
Tuesday.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22
am fatbolij6en

roger 8etbeiliglng an fatbolil6en
@ereinSleben. st farm u1b oarf Oeln-
ielben nidt ferne iteben. go erflart
ol,soriidlid Bapit Seq XIII. nit Sen
@orten: uMem sic Teinoe Ser Sir
DIE uro ocs Gbriltentbuns aaf ser
gan5en groe int Mn1tllrm allf oieiel-
ben iid pereinigen, 10 miiien all6 oie
trcueu &inoer Ser &ird)e 81 oeren
gertbeioiglnn pereiniat. p%orgeben."
SSn lmleren Gagen, 100 sic 5beionng
ser @eiiter INNER %offener berpor=
tritt, fraet ser edit fatboliide Mann
nidt, mel6e &ereine fins firdlt6er=
ieits perboten, lei es namenbaft ODER
nad allgemeinen Megeln driltlider
Mforal. gr ibliebt 1id mlr an Sen
edit tatboliiden @ereinen; jcneu, no.
rim oaS geiitige grbe unlerer Setter,
unler III. @lallbe am belten geii6ert
lit u,lo no CT a,n meiiten @utes mir
fen fam sur gbre @ottes uno gum
@eile leiner Wfit1neniden. 2iebe 5l1r
Stride lit r%upereinbar nit 2%iebaugeln
nrit benz Ireiben gebeimer Sci elldaf=
ten! Mit pollitem &edte ruff ocsbalb
sic Stride fatboliiben Mdnnern 5l,:
.@ie Stride, bie 2oge!" @ir e!npfeb-
len unieren 8ereineu ,1no 8ereins=
mitglieoern g~roBber5ige ltnteritiibung
unierer Yfurridyulen, iomie Ser per-
ldieoenen Observation-Disclosures
gang b%elonoers rmlerer gimpan5e=
rl,ngsbeime in SEEM Dorf l1no @nlpe=
lton unb audi aller Sener, sic Ser
fron1me 5inn unierer 6euti6en @lall=
bensbriioer ms Qeben gerufen. Mit
beionoerer 6rel16e begriiBen mir sic
bon sem 6e1tid)en 5eellorger in 9eea=
pei ongeregte uno bonn fl. 8ater ge=
legl1ete @riiuoa1ng ser internationolen
Seen1annS =Miliion lno empfeblen H11=
leren in SEN @afenita6ten anldBigen
sic @riin0lng 1tn0 sen l1n-
ter6olt bon Seemannsbeineu na6
SIT for0ern.
Yreiie.
Mm meiiten beeinflubt unier golf
sic Yrelie. Mit mebr nls Is millio=
nenfoder 5tinme ipri6t lie tdgli6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22
S1n91in8s=@erein

MelWion, @ilienibait un0 6reun6:
ld>aft}- oiel e orei Mprtei eutboltel
oas gauge Erogramn zines gltei
sSiinglings-&ereins, lie be5eidnen 0as
Sic! u1l0 Sen 3pcf nller leiner Be
ltrefungen.
@er l0it oos &atblel 0es 2eben5,
oas qlralpoQe uralte &0tblel, moriiber
ldon mo11de @0dupter gegriibelt? @as
beoeutet ser Meni6? @ober lit er &C.
fonunen? $50 gcbt er BIN? @er mobnt
BORT oben iiber oen goloe11en Ster=
nen? Nhtr Sic 6riitlide &eligion ant=
lportet anf 0ieie 5rageu in elmer @ei=
lie, Die oos &er5 b%efrieoigt un0 Sem
Geritano geniigt. 0orum lit inns
sic Heligipn 10 beilig uno 10 tbelter,
oorlm %betrad)ten mir lie nit Dem gro
BEN 0c1fer Mlrguitim1s als unier
gribtes &leinoo. Sic Meligion- 5u
pflegell, religioies @iiien, 0enfcn u11o
6iiblen ST beforoerrL Sen fatb. Sling
ling Dor Sen @efafrel1 bon Seiter oes
ll11= un0 Srrglaltbens, religioier
@leidgiiltigfeit SIT idiitcn, oos ioI
ltn0 lnllB Dor Mllem oos 3iel u1o Ser
3med zines Siinglings &erei1s lein.
Muf SEM Singing relp.. Ser SSl1<
genomelt berltbt sic 3ufllnft ser fatb.
Sube in alien Shibte1 Ser @eiel-
ihaft. Darlm iau es cine gbreu-
io6e, ia beilige Hflidt oerienigen
lein, Sic on erlter Stelle oa5u
berufea 1ino, Sic Meligipn, sen @lnl=
6el1 IN SEN @er5en ser Menibeu 81
erlnlten, Bob tie iolde sl1aeno-Ger=
grii1loen llno iib nit allem gifer
a1no nit ser gan5en @ar1ne ibres
Screens oerlelben %annebmen, feline Nr=
belt uno Miibe, feline Sdppierigfeit
inns etnoigen GeroruB ideueno.
Mogc mm1 ood beoenfen, oaB
SiinglinAsuereine, lpcnn ite gut aelei=
.et un6 Elm gutter, edit fatboliiher @eiitl
lie beieelt, Sic eoeliten 8ll1lt1en i'm
al unierer Gereine iinb! Mus
gut geleiteten Siinglimys= @ereinen, in
oenen Sen Siinglinge1t nebit geieliger
ltnterbaltung regelmdBiger, GRIND
(id1er uno intereiianter ltnterri9t in
Religion, in Erofan= uno &ir6enge=
iopie iiber politiide l1nb io=
,iale 3eit- u11o 9agesfragen ertbeilt
no iie CUR 6ron1migfeit, gum
Gmpfang ser fl. Saframe11te
sur gegeni eitigen 2iebe un6 Treuno-
ldjaft angelettet merben, ba merben
n.d .glanbenstreue uno glaubens-
a;utbige @anner berporgeben, sic
,onn al1d i'm itanbe lino, sic gin-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

gum Golte. 2eioer III nniere 8ertre.
tllng in Ser Yreiie melt binter lunierer
manmcriiden Starfe 5uriid. Mob
mebr 81 beoauern lit Die Gbatiade,
nab sic tdiglide Hreiie int allgemeir1ell
religioien Snoifferentism1s uno ppii-
tipen Mtbeismus begiinltigt, ia iogar
ser chronological oft @ori6ub letitet.
Mngeii6ts 0ieier traurigen 3uit0noc
aaerfelumn mir in oanfburer @iiroi=
guw sic groben 8er0ienite I'M erer
oeutld)en fatbolild)en Nreile. @ott leg
ne iie!, Geoiie aller fatbolii6en M6n-
ner ml1B iein umoroliibe, finnn5ieae
uno literarild)e ltnterltiibung ser fa=
tboliid)en &reiIe auf ser gan5en 2i=
nie" SSn ieoem fotboltiden Squire fin
Sc iib uenigitens cine un0 no mog-
lid cine oeutibe fatb. 8eitung. Ser
pont lei in ser fatboliiden 6amilie
ser rniittlide @on1aa1, bie gelbe So
9espreie! &atboliide @eidaftslelte
bitten mir, sic fatboliide NraIie INIT
Nnnoneen 81 beriidiidtigen. llnlerert
&ereinen legen mir ans @er3 Sic Ser
iorgllng mierer Strafanitalten, io,pie
ser &ranfen- uno Mrmenb6uier nit
beiliamer 2eftiirc. M0ge iib alth
bolo perlpirfliden uniere la%nggebeate
Soffm1ng - sic @rimolng zines eRg=
liid)e,1, fatboliiden 5ageblattes nit
oeutider @riinolidfeit un6 edit fotbo-
liid)en, @eiite. @ir beloben rno err
m,,ntern ane eSSene, melde lire 4rafte
u1o Salerte Dem eolen Dienite ser
fotboliiden Yrelie 10 ielbitlos meiben.
Gbc nnb Tamilie.
@ir erfennen lll,r in elmer lpobr<
boft briitliden gbe Sic feite @rlua6=
lage Ser 6amilie un0 Ser gan3en
nlenihlihen @eie1idoft. @ir beto=
zen sic Ginbeit, llnaufl0slidfeit un6
@eiligfeit ser gbe, weld)e oesbalb
nidt leidytfertig un0 iibereilt> ionoern
MIR nod) ernltli6er 8orbereitung ge=
ldloljen meroen lolte. @ir 6eooll=
ern Sen pielfa6en S6a0en, melde Sic
Mildebe onri6tet. M0gen oesbalb Sic
gltern ma6iam iein, uno sic SSunglin=
&c rn0 S11ngfral1en iid ratben laiien,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

bauen mub ouf Sem religios : fifth.
ben 8elplrBtiein 0es gin5elne'1, iud)1
Ser Central : &erein cine %io5iole Sc
form 3rnadit uno Dor allem auf Sem
Mege Ser Grmeefung uno &ieoerbe=
lebu,,g Ser driitliden @rltnoiate un1
reren Mnmen0ung auf ale 5raaen 6es
offentliden 2ebens. gu oielem 3med
I'M leBten Sabre Dor allen ser
9etpcgln1g ser 2aien=grer5itien groBe
Ml1frnerfi anHeit geldenft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

miirfe BON Seiten oes l1n= unS SIR
glaubens gu ipioerlegen uno sent 3eit=
nno 2%an0esgeiit Srot 81 bieten. Sic
lpsr1en Mdiinner, gauge Man1er, gba=
%raftere ieir> Sic firdli4t politii9 u11o
}qcial eintreten fiir lire &eebte, lie
neroen i'm Stanoe iein sic Jiibrer GIT
ipiclen III einem ie6en >beredtigtem
&onpfe! ltn6 per h0arf iolder Man=
ner mebr, ais gerooe mir &atbolife1
1ier in Mmerifa? 1
Mlf Sen idjneebeoedten Mpcn 1T ser
sdmeis, III einiamer &0be tbront oas
&lolter oes Fl. 8ernboro. Mn Sen
Shorten oeslelben itebt sic Snidrift:
SHELTER, fortiter, f%clieiter - trer,
ml,tbig, aliidlid!!" Gus iou audi oos
Metto unierer Ssiiiiralingsperei1e fem!
Sit Ser Singing treu ieinem @lou-
be,., trell ieiner Stride, treu Dem
Src1noe, Ser es ebrli6 nn6 re0lid
me;nt, oonn lit er allh, benn lit 8e=
%folgun9 ieiner @runoiabe 5dpuierig=
fciten iih erbeben, ~fortiter" 5. f..
mtbig; iein @obliprud lal1tet:
u@orparts, nidt per5agt! Gem Mfl,=
tGiaen aber bilft @ptt, ltno menn @ott
biltt, Damn gebt's o1d) ufelieiter," s.
+. gliidlid, Damn fann es an einen1
gliidliden Nusgang nid)t feblen. @en1
hieier berridt, inns IN inn gepflegt uno
g%ef0roert miro, oann miro ct ipad1-
len, bliben l110 ge0eiben, Damn miro
er NIT @ottes 6ilfe Ma11ner iduffe1,
mie mir iie. bier in Mmerifa Ii. in ur1ie=
rem 3eitolter 10 notbme1oig bral1=
den: edit fatboliid)e Mfi6nner, gauge
Wainner, Miinner pon Gborafter 1tno
8runolaben, M011ner sic o,,h rod,
oeutld fiiblen, oeutlder Sprod,e ru1o
Site, oeutider Grelie trcu bleiber1,
Sic lid inn @rlrno 6es @er5ens id)d-
men lpiiroen, Sic beutihe Sprade ST
yeradtcn u1o oamit ser often oert=
iden M11tter gleidlam ms @eiid}t SIT
ipeien u,1o babel meroen tie ober a,1d1
trefflide umerifoniide 8iirger lein
lno Sic engliibe Sprade griinolid)
luto iprehen. Shre @elddfts=
mfrs Sic etgliite- iein, aber.
reoen nit @ott l11lo Sen Sbrigen in ser
lSamilie, mer0en iie nltr in oeutid)er
Sprahe uno SEN &erengliiirern ser
oel1tiden Sl1geno itetS Sic falte 5dul=
ter 5eigen!
8ie auidtig lit es oenm1ah Sing
(ings &eremc in ollen @en1ei1oen 5l
3riin0en uno oenielben oue mo9lide
Miibe unb Mrbeit, 2iebe
tno gl1,s6auer 5ltaumenben! 0ie g.
term iollten itrenae 6aral,f ieben, oaB
ibre S0bne einem gut geleiteten
SSunglings< 8ereinc, mo- immer Elm
beltebt, onidlieBen. Sic gu
EN- Grfolge fir Sic quite, edit fatboli-
DE Sahe meroen nidt ausbleiben.
&at -nber Elm Siinglmgs- Berein
0bge1pam1tes 1iht gu iei,rem 3iel uno
1usidlieBli6en 3med, ionoern eriltirt
II Bios, 6amit Sic SSiiinglinge cine
,gooo time" fin6en, lit er Bios ga
Gbeateripielen uno an6eren Ser
yniigunee11 un6 Sport ooer ann,
3tped Der @elomnderei, Damn 1T es
lit SEN Singing, 6ie Samilie uno Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22
8ei11nNe Der IS. 0eme:
raIneriatnml um0 oes
.. IT. &. Central:
DeretmS.

Mus Sen ol,i ser in Neluarf, y. S.,
gelultencl @eneralperionmnlln1g oes
.. u. g. Gentralpereiu gefabten Be
idliillen bebe,t mir folgenoe als oie
fiir nnleru 2elerfrcis beoel1tungsDoll=
1ien berpor.
Srenc sun, 81. Stnll.
0os fatbolilde @cr5 idldgt fir
oeu 5tellpertreter SSSelu @brilti. Des-
lolb erneltern sic oel1tlden &at6oli=
fen oieies 2onoeS ooS @elobniB ,u1u111=
wm1oelbarer Sre,,e gc9en sen 81. 3d.
ter. Ns grlub fir 0aS ibn gera1bte
Yatrimoni,tm Hetri bieten mir linn
ons polite MoB m,ierer finolihen
0iebe rn6 perlpreden 0urd eolen
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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-03-03
IN AGONY WITH ECZEMA

mo tongue car tell how | suffered
for five years with itching and bleed.
ing eczema, until | was cured by the
CutiCura Remedies, and | am so CRATE
full | want the world to know, for
what helped me will help others. My
body and face were covered with
sores. One day it would seem to be
better, and then break out again with
the most terrible pain and itching. /
have been sick several times, but
never in my life did l experience such
awful suffering as with this eczema. |
had made up my mind that death was
lear at hand, and | longed for that
time when / would be at rest. Ihad
tried many different doctors and medi-
zines without success, and my mother
brought me the Cuticura Remedies, in.
siSting that / try them. | began to
feel better after the first bath with
Cuticura Soap, and one application of
Cuticura Ointment.
i continued with the Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment, and have
taken four bottles of Cuticura Resolv-
ent, and consider myself well. This
was nine years ago and | have had
no return of the trouble since. Any
person having any doubt about this
wonderful cure by the Cuticura Rene
dies can write to my address. Mrs.
Attic Etson, SO Inn Road, Battle Creek,
Mich, Oct. 16, 1909"