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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-29
Dakota Conservatory.

Miss Helida KiIe, who is we'll known
In local musical circles, registered at
the conservatory last Thursday. Miss
Kile will study piano, voal and har-
naony. In addition to her own studies.
Miss iKle win assist In the teaching
both in Fargo, where she viii do all her
teaching at the conservatory, and she
also has a large class at Lake Park
where she will continue her work and
spend q day each week. She has been
teaching for several years and has met
with great success in her work. She is
popular with her associates and stud
ents. not alone on account Of her mugi-
cal talents and abilities. but also on
account Of her agreeable disposition
and refinement.
Mrs. Anheier, Ok Ine piano depart
ment, will be representative OF the
Fargo musical club at the division
meeting Of the state federation OF
Women's clubs, to be held at May
vile. May s.
The next public recital to be given
by students will take place on Friday
evening, May ~. In the conservatory
hall, the programme to be given BY
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-29
pHYSICIANS.

liz. J. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.-PRAcTICE
limited to diseases Of women-Genito,
urinary and skin diseases. Office hours.
10 to ~ and to 5. Over Mcdonald
drug store Front street. Phone 729
DIR. r. II. BURToN-~OFFICE HOURS,
10 to II a. M, 70 and to . p. n.
DIR. J. e &. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
physician, deLendrec.e block.
recIe block. ONCE hours from 3 to
Dks. +. H. BAILEY & KACHELMACA.
er. Specialists, eye, ear, nose aud
to 5. Offices In the Stern block.
DR. A. q. NORRIS. PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. Office over Wilsers drug store,
and z TO s. Telephone 1O43-L office;
1O43-L2 residence.
NICHOLS BROS, PHYSICIANS AND
surgeons Office COS Front street.. Ofhce
hours: 10 to IL a. m, 2 10 and 10
D. IN. Phones; Office, 30S: residence, 276
DR. HOMER II. SMITH, deLENDREClE
building Phone 2194-L. Hours: to
DIR. j. K. SAVAGE, PHYSICIAN AND
gDrgeon, 606 Front street.
~. w. VIDAL, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC
physician and surgeon. Edwards block,
PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WM. KLIMMEK, TIA NINTH
avenue south. Master tuning and repair
ing Phone 618-L.
VISITING NURSE.
GRACE N. ROBINSON, n. NJ. AgsD-
ciated charities; l 70 2 p. M. No. Is.
Eighth street south, phone 527. Resi-
dence 13ia Second avenue south, phone
20iLL Hours: $50 a. m. to s D. ri. Al
the service of physicians at any time
UNDERTAKEN
AND LICENSED EAfBALMER. FUNER-
al supplies. j. r. Rice, South Broad
way. Office south Of Moody's store.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-29

The class in harmony is putting in
extra time on their studies during this
term in order to finish UP the two-year
course.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-29
ITCHING RASH ON
FACE AND NECK
Cured = Scratched Until Face was
Mass of Raw Flesh-Used Gu
ticura and had First Good
Nights Sleep in 8 Months.

"An itching rash broke out on my
face and neck, so bad that scratched
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The Grand--VaudaviIlo.

guarette Felch, Celia MCGOWAN and a
host Of well known artists.
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osTEOpATHIc

DIR. CLARENCE w. cox, osTE0PATH.
Chronic and acute cases quickly and per-
Fargo. Phone ga.
DIR. STEM HANSON, oSTEOPATH.
Graduate A. s. o., Kirksvilie, bio. Phone
2304-L. Suite 3. Pioneer Life Building.
Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-29

Mrs. Ernest Wright has resigned her
position in the First Methodist choir
to become soprano soloist and director
of the Presbyterian quartette. The
change to take place the first Sunday
in May
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-29

Cedar Rapids Gazette: Wilhelmj
Monteilus with his violin excited en-
thusaism with the first strains of the
beautiful Romance and on his second
appearance his rendition OF the Wien
iawslxi Polonaise. with it's amazing
technicaIity, the demand of the audi
ence for more was not to be denied
and he played again. Mr.. Montelius
has rather the rare gift of playing the
violin skillfully without losing the
sweetness and melody of its tone.
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF WM KLIMMEK, ia NINTH
avenue south Master tuning and repair
ing Phone 618-L.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS.
ACCOUNTANT.

ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT AC-
countant. Phone 1901. 1920 Third ave-
nue. south, Fargo, N. u.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-29

Miss Amsdel gave readings at Leon
ard, u. d.. this week, under the aus
pieces of the Odd Fellows lodge. There
was a large audience in attendance
and the hearty applause showed that
everyone appreciated Miss Amsdell's
work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-29

AND LICENSED EMBALMER, FUNER
al supplies ]. r. Rice, South Broad
way. Office south Of Moody's store.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-29

A number Of inquiries have been
made concerning the Summer school,
which the conservatory will conduct,
beginning Monday, June 26, continuing
for eight weeks The regular faculty
will be in charge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-29

Miss Lancetto Steele, a graduate
from the vocal department, is prepar-
ing an excellent programme which she
will give May %. Among the mum
bers are Nymphs and Fauns by Benz
berg, Cry Aloud and Spare Not, from
Isaiah. by Patton, and Del milo Core. by
Haydn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-06

fiigt poroen ift. Miider, Ser mil
Der geredtisung gum eiridbrig-frei-
pt(ligen Dienlt IN 6as Seer eingetrc-
ten mar, batte peitergeoient lluo
mar i'm Suni 1907 gum 3eugfeIo.
mebel beforoert iuor0en. gr bot
in peridieoenen @arnilonen aeItan-
ben uno iiberaG 9iebesperbaltnilie
ulrterbalten, oie flidt obne 5olger
hlieben. Sn SUM 1907 lernte c.
Die SSfflan6 fennen. Mnh ibr per-
iprah er, ipie friiber oen 2iebIhai.
ten, Die @be, puBte aber cine 81
fentlide 8erlobung ltets binaus5u-
i9teben. Ser Mnna ssfffano 5ulie6e
nil er aud auf Die 8eforoeruus
3un1 3eugoffi5ier per5idtet boben.
iueil glnna's Gltern, einfahe gabn.
ipartersleute, niht IN Der Gage getpc-
len iparen, ben erforoerli1en 3u-
ihub gu geben, 0aittlerpeile bar-
te Die Sfflano au1 BON Miiller's:
friiberem 2eben anerbano erfabren,
ait6 ipar ibr erodblt iporoen, boB
Weifller iest nod gu qnberer MGo=
den 8e5iebuneen babe, nn6 tie qap
Dem Mfiiller baber ben 2altfpaB. Mis
Wiiller iie ober nadber otter i'll
gegleitung eiues aalifmanns
SbDar5 iab, reifte in ibm Der gnt-
idluB. Die slnnn .Sfflano gu totem.
Ct faufte fid in 6ranffurt einen
&epolper. Sn Gipilfleioune Iauerte
er Der glnna Sfflano auf uno traI
iie auf Dem @ege gu ibren glterl..
Gin Stiif @egs beeleitete er iie.
glls er aber ben e6par5 binter ibr
berfommen iab, 5og er Die Biitole
uno ihob 4nnn nieber. @u6 gegcn
Shlpar5 erhob er oie @affe, bod
oieier ilihte btnter einem 8aunle
0edung. 9luf oie am 8ooen 2iegen-
oe aab er oonn nod mebrere Sdiil-
ie ab. Sn 9orfe Mittelbllden iuur=
De er feftgenonlmen. Ser Mngeflog-
te mar in alien 9unften geitanoig.
Bon llntpettern ibmeriter
@rt @euitteritiirmen, lpie iie ionit
gu oieier Sabres8eit in; 9eutih-
lano nidt por5nfommen pflegen,
Sagelidloa rno 9fesengiiiien, miro
eeaenmartia bic &beinpropin8 beilr-
geiudt, oie iid BON ben @etter-
idaoen oes eorieen sSahres nod
foum erbolt bat. Sn Siegbnrg Ste
sierunesbeairf &olu, iiuo orei Scr
ionen ourh ben 8lis eridlagen
moroen 5rpei 9erionen ipurbcn
ihtper perlest. 3iiabenoe S1l1gs
baben an pielen Srten eroBes I'm.
he'll anderihtet.,
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Scr gSerbleih hes neridlpllr,

Ser @erbleib oes perihlpunoe-
men ingariihen slbgeoroneten ugrcn
lit nitnmebr aufgeflart. Die @ermn.
tung, oaB. er in einem @nfaG bon
@eiitesgeitortbeit ourh eineu
Sprltng in Die 9onau SeIbitnlorb
begangen babe, bat iid niht beItd.
tiet. 8ielnebr bate iidb Der 4bgc-
oronete MIR in ieinein Sotel niht
mebr blifen lalien. Ssrstpiihen lit CT
ieood aufgeiunben @ie perlautet,
bat l1gron rieiiee 8erlulte i'm Sa'
saroipiel erlitten.
= 4noreip Carnegie bat Die
Slmne BON $230,000 fir Die Oil
bung zines Selbenfonos fin Sdiue.
ben gegeben.
Sn Ser 8onitantillopeler 8or.
itabt 9aoifoi bot cine Seiersbrunii
einen Shaoen bon elmer balben
Million Collars angerihtet.
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Nnnifnlb beilmttp
'0terueni6wd4e.

e4wade, nerp6ie perionen, eeplaet Don 6oif=
nungslpfgieit uno fhte6ten Srdumen, erf66pfenben
NustIniien, gruitz, Riden= unb RcpTfdmersen.
6aaransfal, Mbnabme oes @eb6rs unb Sebtrait
&atarrb. Wagenorhden, Stublperitopfnn9, Whbg=
teit, Grr6ten 3ittern, 6e5lopfen. 9ruhbetlemmune,
Neneflidfeii uno Srnbaun : erfabren aus benz
ySusenbfrennb", tuie einfad, fdnel nnb
billig alIe amnatirliden Werluite uno
ambere Jofsen imsenblidber Berirrmn9en
griinblidj sebeilt nnb bplle Oeinnbbeii
umb Jrpbfinm tuieber erIanet tuerben
f5nnen. = 0ama neues 4eiIberfabren.
Seber iein cisener Mr5t. -
9ieies anbsrorbentlin iuterefante ano Iebrreide
Bud (3miihe Nuhaee i9ll), tpefhes bon jung uno
aft, Wann uno 0rau, eeeien tperben Iollte, Tam
eteen Ginienoung BON 25 Gents In 1riefmarten psr.
fiseelt beSpeeR iperben bon Der
Yribatz Glinif, 1876. Nueuue.
ate.u 5tnrk, q. D..
Wan ertudbne .ssreie Yrefie fir xeras@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-06

Gin jlulees Harden aus
Noiie Gitp in Sflobolna, Der 18idf
rise CLAUDE Sittfeiielo uno Die 16-
idbriee 2eona Mlapiielb, fam neil-
lih na9 einent siitt BON fiinf8ig
Meilen in Dal6art alt I'm iid
tralien gu lalien. Ges Maohens
gater tpor gegen Die Seirat ullo
Die beioeh iparen init einanoer
burdeebrannt. llnteripegs NOR oas
9fero oes Woohens tot 5ulant=
nlengebrohcn iulo Die bcioen 2iebes
Ieilte ritten allf eineni Yfer6e, als
iie Dalbart erreihten. @dbrenb
oes gan5ell @eses mar oer 0ater
Ser 8rallt oi9t hillter ibnen, er trei
aber crit tpeniee s(ugenblide, nah-
Dem fie getrout maren, in Dalbori
elm.
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lleber s[onoer

- lleber 9luslonber als @runo~
better in ben Staaten ser ltniolt
miro beribtet:: 100000 sIder III
Seras geboren oen 9llfe Of Slut
lano uno 2orb 8eresforo; 100000
slder in aanias ser gritiib 2auo
Gompallp; 1 100000 glder III Slpri.
oa Sir @r. sfeib; 100000 slder
in Miiiiiiippi Der 2abp @prSon llno
Dem Marqllis Of SreoaIes 1900.
900 slfer geboren @uliier, Mar.
ibn & 60. in 2onoon; 100000
.9lfer 2oro 5ullps NobIas;, 4,5O0.-
900 Mder Ser 9onano 2oi1o COM
panp; 81 sSnoiDibuell mlo ausldnbi,
fhe Spil6ifate eienen 26,7t0390
9lfer 2a1o.
= Sim Mittipod) fallo in gelo
gorf eine Deinonftration Der Mrbei-
ter gu Gbren Ser bei Dem Seuer
in Ser Sabrif am @aibiilgton Blace
INNS 2eben @efomnenen ftatt. Sic
Demonitration ipuroe burh 0as Iii.
meter, oos geraoe 5ur ieIben 3eit
1osbroh, itarf beeii1tra9tigt, aber
inmerhin beteilieten fid) ungef1hr
$4,000 Mfann an oein 3uee, Sci
gltetn @etter ipiir6elt 100000
Mann nlitinarihiert Iein.
Meprdientant 9artboI6t bat
i'm @ongreB cine Bin cineerei1t,
ourd Die @ieoereillfiibrung Der
4antinen in oen Militar @arliio.
nen angeoronet miro.
Die Seem Srlea,lier nNelie
Dcutibe 3eitltng" ihreibt:: Gin 5al~
mer Nffe lit ein gefabrlides Saus.
tier, iuenn er groB un6 ftnrf tit. Gin
giirger unlerer @orltaot Sbreius-
burp, @ilion eenannt, bate iid Dor
Sabren einen 9lffen gefauft, (einen
riAtieen, pierbGnbigen 8abian), Den
er getpobnli6 IN eineil bol5erl1cn
G1fia iperrte. Sn Ser Sugen6 mar
oas gierhen redt nniiiant, oann
puroe er aber irilnter GROCER ,ilno
ltarfer. 9lm porigen Sonlltog mar
Dem auten Eabian Der aGfig su
flein, er brad) oesboIb ous ,1n6 be.
Iob iih oie geohbarIdaft. go tam
er 0enn auh an Die @iitte eii1es
geeeers. Dort erregte eitt 5eoerfil.
lem ieine Mufmerfiamfeit. Or oerrib
es llno ipielte NIT .oet 6eoern
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Gtluas ppm CURT.


Gs mar sii alien 3eiteit,
Ser 9nrit geiualttg grpF,
9pd5 nnr bein ebflen @eriteniaft,
@irb mat i'm gritnblih los.
9as mcik 10 sieinlidj Seber,
Sb Siimgling pbcr Mann,
0ai, cs allein NIT @aiIer,
9mrdams nidt tit getan.
9nom seb5rt mas 9tGrf'res,
9ic 0critc itnb has MaIs;
Saber bas alte Sprfhmprt:
n9er liebe @Dtt erbaft's."
so inifdem benn bic graMer,
8eibrs s,t einent Erant
Der ia BET ullen B1lfcrn,
9as bSdjitc 2pb errams.
gci nms ipesielI lit nMlamp"
Sas DcrrltdJe 8ebrdit,
9ent alle burit'gen Geclen,
Grgeben iinb itn6 trel,
Gs lit npn feiner Cite,
Su innermiidt unb rein,
9ak es in feimer QSeiie,
&amn iibertrpffen fem.
Gs tit 10 ifmafbaft, leder,
Gs tuirft 10 itimmunssppI
9af tnan's MIR nit gcritdnbnis,
Sn GnDe trtnfen ipa.
9anm gaf's Die riht'se Wirfnns,
Der 3iuef, ct lit erfiillt,
8enn man ben Snrit, ben ltj5nen,
81 id1lmfiefiine tilt.
9cnn Makigfeit in 9(lem
Soa ifets Der 8rmmbiat iein,
tfnb siuanaig Glider ~ a mt %,
Sic trinft ein Wamm allein.
ltmb tit ber 9nrit md gr5ker:
SITS bantit nidt getan,
go faitge ntan nah) 5iuamsig,
9pn bprne tuieSer ait.
q | nj tit bef5ntmlidj,
Sc rei5t ia nitr mad mebr,
9'rnnt frirtfen'S alle 2eMte
ttnb luben's aud 10 febr!
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Mrs WinsloW's S Soothing Syrup.

Seit iiher fiinf5ig Sabren bon
MiIlionen- bon Miittern fir ihre
ainber nit Oem 6eiten grfolge beirn
3abnen sebraudt. gr berubiet oas
ainb, ermeidt Dos 3abnfleiid nno
hilbert Die S6mer5en; beiIt auh
@inofolif uno lit bas bette Miittel
bel 9iaarboe. lleberaa BEL oen Mpo-
tbefern gu baben Sragt nod Wsrs.
@insloip's Sootbing Sprup uno
nebntt nihts onoeres. 25 Gents oie
6laihe.
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Cine g[nsal[ @efanaener i

aus Dem 3uhtbaus in Ser inerifu.
niihen Staot Buebla ousgebrober.
3peinno8pal5ig bon ibnen gelang
es 5ll entfomnten, fiinf pnroen er-
idoiien, ebel1io 8ipei bon ben Col
bater, oie Die @ahe biIocte,l. 3tpei
bon oieien @a6nlamlibaften ii,lo
NIT oen @efangenell entfloben.
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geientals pfne Nrbeit.

Die beihdftielten fIeinen Ginger,
Die je genladt pur6en iino Sings
geeue 2ebenspiuen fie berleten
Sbmdde in Gtdrfe, Sdaperfdaigfeii
in gnergie, @eiitestrdgbeit IN gatig-
felt. geur 25c bci alien Drusgiften.
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= Der Sntenoant oes agi. Ebca-
ters in Sannoper, Der ouh in anie.
rita beltens befannte Meilter oeut-
ider Shauipielfunit, Der @ebeime
S,tenban8rat 2lloipig 8ornap, bat
oua 9eiunobeitsriidiidten nm Gut
bebung BON ieinem Sntenoanter
9oiten eriudt. garnop itebt I'M
70. 9ebensiabre.
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g.. $. G g. q. l9al1pt-2intel.

arlfunft-
80. 9-@om Often. 1886 porn,
30. 7-8om Often. $3.50 mahra
go. 10-gl 8nfo H. @eiten. .7.3O uadDn
go. 8-@on gl gafo.. ..10.15 BORN
Nbfabrt-
$40. 9-Rad gI gafo unb @eiten.
-. ....8:30 BORN
SO. 7-Mad 81 9afo unb Weifen. !.
So. 100 abenos
0o. 10-gfa6 3. @eiten. 1000 abenbS
go. 8-Nn6 bem Sften. 10:45 born'
No. 1-Nad Sci @tp.. 400 nbenSs
gietoria 9ipiiion 9. S. & 8. u.
Mnfunft
SO: ao5-guero, gietoria 1850 naAu,
Nbfnhrt-
sto. 8o6-guero. wietoria. 800 BORN
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Gifenbabn gabrplau.
5. & 6. q. ga5.,.

s. C y. u. Wa5n.
anfunft-
geo.3 -gom Nor6en. .6.45 abenbs
yto. g. Som gioroen. .6.45 moro
go. 7-2ocnl bon 9earne. 1000 mora
yfo. 9-3oeal BON EaIeftine -. $. :.
...... ..10.45 nbenos
gto. r. Son Nerifo. ....1.5O 1ad9tn.
yto. 12-2ocal bon Sare6o (eeniidt) j.
Nbfabrt
@o. f. Na9 benz gioroen. .1.55 nod5m.
sto. g. Na9 benz Noroen. 500 absn6s
yeo. 8-2ocal mad Haleftine 80 morg
yfo. 10 ggpreb na6 4earne. !. !.
;. :. 80. ;. 400 n1org
No. 5 -Na9 Megito 100 nrorb.
yfo. II --2ocal na6 2arebo (gemiht) i.
;. -. -. :. 1900 abe,,bs.
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g. u. & u. 3. yatn.

Mflf1f11ff
ao. 1-9onitOn H. 5. aiiite:
SO. s-Souiton 8 uno Der aHits. -.
So 5-aiiftenitdote, lib nauld)
yfo. 44-gon &errbilIe, n,ir on @odenS
SO. 1aeen 4Won aerrDiris i,,'g y;s0 gon7'. sDpn!
N tags. 500 nn1nt
SO. 146-@on &errbilIe, rllr an 8oz
49,. 9entagen. :. $40 no9n
$40. 2-Souiton uno Der aafte.
:. .... =. -. $3.50 born.
SO. 4-5ouiton uno Der aifte. ~.
SO. e-aiiitenitaDte. .s1G ...a:1o upsetDS na9m
go. 43-@a6 &errbilIe, nur IN 8os
SO. 419saA aerrbiIle, nur @Onns
tags.. $40 BORN
No. 145-gia6 &errbilIe, ltlr in @o>
dentagen. :. ..7:25 bonn
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". 8. & s. Balm.

Mnfunft-
go. 241-gon Soniton uno Galpeiton
SO, Son 9aias u. Sort @ortb
SO. a35-gom aor6en. .7.so sii. porssstiti.
No. 15-8on @aco. 800 nnhm.
SO. 251-Wom 9aorben mnb 9ouftcn
!. 1926 nn1m
SO. 9-@om Norben. ..7:45 abetos
:. :. :. -. ;. ..7.1O rorm
Mbfabrt
SO. 1O-ga9 benz Noroen. 10 100 bonn
SO. 16- Nab Muftin linb @aeo
;. ;. -. $50 borH1.
SO. 10-Na1 benz Noroetl. 300 bonn
SO. g. Mab Saaas, Sort 8ortb
lttl6 Waco. :. -. .8.45 aben6s
SO. 2S6-3ad Dem @oroen. -.
:. :. -. .9.15 aben6s
$40. 242- -gfa6 Soniton nno @aIs
befton. :. :. ...,. 1915 abenos
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-01-11
WINS TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE
Details of Discovery of DR.. AIexiua
Carrel of Rockefeller Institute
Tissues Kept Growing.

Baltimore.-Details are now given
OF the discovery of DR.. Alexius Carrel
of the Rockefeller Institute for Med
1cal Research of a method of making
living human tissues grow when re-
moved from the body. The method
was worked out under the guidance of
Johns Hopkins men, who are colabo-
ratOrs with DR.. Carrel in the institute.
Doctor Carrel's discovery involves
method for the removal from the hui
man body of portions of the stomach,
blood vessels, skin, bone and prac-
tically every other tissue, and making
them grow at a lively rate as they did
in the human form to which they be-
longed
At the Rockefeller institute atten-
ton has been directed for some time
to the science Of germ cultivation, the
development of which, within the last
few years. has been a signal triumph
in medicine. Doctor Carrel, who paid
much attention to the cultivation of
the germs Of disease some time ago,
began to apply himself specifically to
the growth Of healthy tissues Of the
human system after they had been sc
moved from the body.
He tried his experiments with It's
sues from the stomach, with tissues
from the blood vessels, cartilage and
bone, and in the end his efforts were
rewarded by success. He kept por-
tons Of the human body alive as long
as three weeks after they were taken
from the person to whom they be-
longed.
The method of eultivating the living
body or portions OF it is similar to the
cultivation of disease germs and is
by the aid of culture material within
the sealed receptacles. These are Of
glass and the processes and func-
tons performed by the parts of the
body, as they are developed by arti-
fetal means, are carefully studied by
medical men,
The true study of the living tissues
when in the progress of disease may
be followed in a way pointed out for
the application of proper and eff
fective remedies. 1t is believed that
much can be learned which will lead
to more intelligent treatment of
cancer than was possible in the light
Of present knowledge
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GENERAL NEWS.

According to he Journal do Com
mercio of Rio JaneirO, JoaO Candida,
leader of the recent revolt in the
navy, and forty-fOur other mutineers
have met sudden deaths. Candida
succumbed to gangrene, twenty-siX
of his associates died from sunstroke
and eighteen others were suffocated
in their cells in the prison on Viii
legainon Island.
Eight additional indictments were
returned against Joseph G. Robin in
the New York court of general ses-
sion. Including the original indict-
ment charging the theft of $4,000,
Robin is now accused of the larceny
of $297 900 from the Washington and
Northern Savings banks, which he
controlled.
William Muzzary and Algot John
son, each nineteen years old, bellboy
ana night porter Of the Hotel Mckay,
at Duluth, Mimi, turned bandits,
killed policeman, held up car and
are being sought for by the police.
Minneapolis, Mimi, was plunged in
10 darkness and the commercial life
Of the city almost paralyZed by an ex
plosion of the $4,000 wire" leading
into the power plant of the Mime
apolis General Electrical company
Fire followed and completed the
demolition Of the building. Two men
were injured and the damage to the
property is estimated at 100000.
Several were killed and fifty were
wounded in a pitched battle between
Spanish soldiers and rioters at Zuera,
Spain. The riOting was the result Of
the high prices of food.
The factory of Bentley & Olmsted,
shoe manufacturers, at Des Moines,
Ia, completed last year. was burned
to the ground with loss of 100000,
which included 10000 pears of shoes.
The United States and Spain are to
be brought into closer touch with each
other by an improved telegraph serv-
ice between these two countries, ac-
cording to consular reports.
The foreign banking house of p. ".
ROvnianek & Co. of Pittsburg, with
branches in New York and Uniontown,
Pa, was placed in the hands of re-
ceiver. The liabilities are placed at
ST 900 900, with assets at 81, 400 900.
The "parlor" match ordinarily used
in the United States IS to be pro
hibited, if bin introduced by Rep
resentative Mann of Chicago becomes
a law.
w. J. Bryan asserts in the Com
moner that no man can be nominated
for president by the Democrats who
refused to vote for him in 1896, 1900
and 1908.
The new agricultural school of Col
ambia university will be located at
Ffshkill- on-the-Hudson, north of New
York. It is announced that William
Blodgett has turned over to the uni
versity in memory of his mother
farm Of about $50 acres for this pur-
pose.
Hiram Beebe, seventy-seven years
old, was killed in a fight with his
brother, Nelson Beebe, eighty years
old, at their home near Oregon City,
Ore. Nelson Beebe, who is in jail
charged with murder, asserts he
struck his brother with a club, acting
in self-defense.
Felipe Salvador, the Luzon bandit
chief, who was captured last July, was
given the death sentence at Manila,
Salvador has a record CT SO murders.
A Prince Edward island packer is to
can a portion Of the anatomy Of the
lobster rot hitherto used for food and
call IL lobster rareDit.
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