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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-28
ruuerni Of Abbot A. Low.

Funeral services for Abbot AUGUSTUS
Low, elder brother OF ex-Aiayor seth
Low, were neld Yesterday afternoon IN
ST. Mlchael's Protestant Eplsceoai
Church. llign and Gold streets. BROOK.
Ign. Among those VINO attended were
Gov. Dix. Bishop Burgess OF Ions
Island and Bishop Brewster OF Con
necticu.. The services were conducted
by the Rev. DR.. Alexander Vance OF
Pittsburgh and the Rev. Or. Hunting
tom pastor of 81. Mlchaels. The N
terment was In Greenwood.
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Arrangemsnts have been completed
by the United Irish League for the re-
ception tomorrow night In Carnegie
Hall to william II. X. Redmond, NJ. p.
brother OF John Il. Redmond. the Irish
leader. The reception IL open to the
general public. Mr., and Mrs. Redmond
have returned from Philadelphia,
where they attended the convention of
the United Irish League. They will
remain here until Tuesday.
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McGovern for Roosevelt.

MILWAUKEE,. Sept. 2s.-Gov. Francis
u. McGovern has come out for Roose-
welt and johnson, but declared he would
support the Republican Congressional,
state and legislative tickets.
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HEN THERE ARE THESE RlS
ING YOUNG MEN.

Soon TO pass into the "honor age" Mr..
Baer has attained are any number OF
leading citizens. among whom are:
Theodore N. Vail. capitalist, sixty
seven years: Norman II. Ream, capital
st. sixty-eight years; President A. Bar
ton Hepburn OF the New York Chamber
OF Commerce. sixty-six: Judge Il. IL
Gary OF the Steel Trust, sixty-six
James stlllman, CAPITALIST. sixty-,wo;
Judge william II. Moore, capitalist
sixty-four. United States Senator Root
sixty-seven. and Edwin j. Berwind
| capitalist sixty-lour.
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J. HILL THOUGHT HE RE
TIRED, BUT DIDN'T,

y" more reharkable man nsures IN
business life than eighty-two-yc ar-old
Henry Parish. head OF a downtown $780,
0OO. 600 financial institution. He makes
out all the nasa books nersopaIlv writes
hv hand ,i, .,,na,,,ra 90, -, TO-,
,ho, 90. -, -.
IT,, a., W., ,nn, 'ops, a"u
.a,,a,',, 'mu p"'.o y. iyv'' "ne" ne "as
- 80. yea', o'', ne '.eu.su
no, h.a,,' rt's 49,. 800, q Cup !" n"snee
-, ~, ,.a'S Va envy " '"e yves
Tmo -, sUu.se ,,, Vanners
"i''a"' "a WASH VI Inc
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Morgan Gets UP at Sunrise
and "Putters Around"
Among Art Works.
HILL CANNOT GET OLD.
William Rockefeller Stops on
His Way Down for a Shave
Every Day.

blazonod forth his retirement from busi-
ness. Mere words. for all this week
Mr.. Hill has been bossing his great rail-
road system as OF yoro from the Great
Northern building IN ST. Paul. MINI.
lie couldn't retire from active work,
and on a recent visit to New York he
admitted that Instead OF owning the
railroads they own me-" His right
aand man. Nicholas Terhune. says this
Is literally true
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Fire on Pacific Lin-r Manchuri..

HONG KONG, Sept. 2s-The cargo OF
theAmerican steamer Manchuria. belong-
ing 70 the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
paay. has been 80 badly damaged by
nrs that II will have to be discharged.
The hull has not been seriously burned.
The 4anchur.a left San francisco on
Aug. q via Honolulu and Yokohama
~ this port. n
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HEAVY FROST UP THE STATE.
Damage to Latte. -r"ps In Orange
and SulIis> Counties.

MIDDLETowN. ". Y. Sept ss.-A
heavy frost throug hout Orange and
Sullivan Counties was reported last
night. Much damage was done to late
crops and vegetables.
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Business Monarchs Active at
Ages From 10 TO IS
Years.
SOME CANNOT QUIT.
Full of Vigor and Courage
and Just as Lively as
Younger Men.

There are many prominent mon down
town and throughout the country likt
President George r. Baer Of the Read
ing Railway system who worked al
Thursday OF this week on his seventl
eth birth anniversary, who refuse q
let their years pu, them on the shell
and out OF business strife. These men
all over seventy. and full OF vigor and
courage. DIR. Oslcr 20 the contrary. ac-
cord Mr.. Baer hearty welcome into
the most advanced class of American
workers. They look upon Mr.. Baer as
q mere STRIPPING.
In Psaims eo;1o we read: 'Thc days Of
our years are thrccscorc years and ten. 90
SOME WHO HAVE PASSED THE
AGE ALLOTTED.
Here arc few who have gone be-
yond this scriptural allotment Of years,
and, judged by their business acumen
and activity. are apparently lust as
young as they used to be-
J. Pisrpont Morgan, capitalist, seven
ty-nvs years.
william Rockefeller. capitalist. sew
snty-ons.
Yrssidsnt Hbsn =. Thomas Of tho
Lshigh valley railroad, ssvsnty-ons.
James J. Kill, railroad magnats,
ssvsnty-four.
James =. Kssns, market manipulator,
ssvsnty-four.
United States Commissioner John A.
Shields, ssvsnty-two.
Hx-A1ayor OF 8rooklyn Charles a.
sohisrsn, seventy.
Gen. Drayton ives. capitalist, seven
two.
John .. nooksfeilsr, ssvsnty-thrss.
Judge 4. J. Dittsnhosnsr. lawyer,
seventy SIX.
Andrsw Carnegie. ssvsnty-ssvsn.
Chairman George p. Daksr Of the
FIRST National Bank, ssvsnty-two.
Dr. Lyman Abbott, veteran Full
Moose, ssvsnty-ssvsn.
Dr.. CHARLES ". Eliot, sduostor. seven
Weight.
Commodore =. =. Gerry. capitalist,
ssvsnty.Avs.
President George .. Harris OF the
oAio.so. .nriins'oa and Quincy HAIL
Chairman william 4. Fash OF the
Corn Exchange Bank, sovsnty-two.
Hiram stevens Maxim, inventor
ssvsnty-two.
Edward p. weston, pedestrian, sew
snty-thrss.
Assistant Treasurer william y
Danofsr OF tho Erie 1aiiroad. seventy
one.
Samuel Thorns. capitalist, seventy
seven.
Gen. Horace Porter. capitalist, seven
ty-nins.
HERE ARE A FEW WHO ARE
MORE THAN EIGHTY.
A full decade ahead even of the
foregoing young Americans" are the
following well-known spry members OF
the business community:
"Dsaoon" stephen v. white, stock
broker, sight-ons years.
Freaidsnt Hsnry Parish OF the New
York Life Insurance ana Trust Com.
pany, sishty-two.
Joseph u. Chosts. lawyer, eighty.
James .. Hasgtn, capitalist, eighty.
avs.
Alexander =. Orr. capitalist. eighty
| one.
Gen. Roger A. Pryor. lawyer. eighty
four.
Gen. BENJAMIN p. Tracy, lawyer
eighty two.
THEN THERE ARE THESE RlS
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LOND0N'S NEW LORD MAYOR,
Sir David Burnett Elected, His
Term BEGINNING Nov. o.

LONDON. Sept. 2s-Sir David Burnett
was to-day elected Lord Mayor OF Lon
don for next year. his term Of ONCE
beginning on Nov. Q.
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JAMES r. kEENE STILL A WIZ.
ARD AT SEvENTY.FouR

In stuffy office at No 10 Uro,d
street sits n man who sends out cur
rents of market manipulation which
electriy the whole world. James r.
heene mas no rival as a wizard Of the
tape, ana some OF his cleverest tricks
nave been turned within the last four
teen years. or since he was sixty years
old. DIagonally across Broad stree,
from his Office Is tho Mills building
where e!ghty-hve-year-old jaime. r.
liaggin has an office. Mr.. Hapgln In
now IN Kentucky. but he Is expected
20 return soon to his wide awake exist
ence In the shadow OF the Stock Ex
change
As he has done for half n century
Alexander II. Orr walks from his HON,
IN Remsen street, BROOKLYN, to the Wan
street Ferry and then across the lower
end OF Manhattan to his office in the
PRODUCE Exchange Building. Mr.. Orr In
eighty-one years old. but he get, ne
much JOY from the air as when he was
bareiooted lad in County Tyrone, Ire
land.
Deacon" White stili does n thriving
business in puts and calls. He can be
found any day along New street. and he
does not take back seat for any OF
the youngsters who handle his line OF
securities. Last August he was eighty
one years old and he worked OUT his
birth anniversary like Mr.. Baer. Ills
MIND IL clear. and when busne lets
up a bit he Intends to write an auto
biography that win be worth reading.
OTHER EXAMPLES OF THE LIVE
AMERICAN.
President George y. Harris OF the
| Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail.
road has year more experience than
Mr.. Baer. He Is seventy years old.
He makes frequent trips between New
York and Chicago, and there Is nothing
slow or sluggish about his movements
Mr. Harris has an even livelier rival IL
seventy-seven-y ear-old Samuel Thorns
OF No. % Cedar street, one OF thos,
downtown mul,i-mllllona!re who hat
the good sense years ago TO employ n,
press agent, and IL consequently yer!
happy in being quite out OF the publ
eye.
But why go further--it is enough I
know that ones usefulness In tn!
world outlives ones years, and there 1
no statute of limitations running N
Il the activity Of the Sssl 1--we American.
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IT'S Best
To Have

ready to use at first sign of trouble
the best corrective for any disorder
Of the organs of digestion. The
earli-r you seek relief the easier
1t will be to get it-and the more
certain it will be that the trouble
will rot lead to something worse.
II Is universally admitted that
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THOSE DEAR GIRLS HAD SOME
POKER GAME.


Hiavac and Kosset were sent into the
rear yard TO peek through the windows.
There were seven women and one man
In the back room. Five OF the women
were playing game quickly identified
as poker. with the cutest red. white
and blue hips imaginable. The other
two women were looking on. absorbed
IN the battle OF brains. and the man
seemed TO be abstract!ng chips every
now and then from the middle OF tho
table, quite as IL he were collecting q
kitty"
Havac whistled. II was the signal
that the prize pot was In progress.
Things began to happen at the front
door. The things were axes and they
chopped their way through Nine. Rays
door. without the slightest regard 70.
the white enamel and the looking glass
on the inside. Down went the door and
In came the detectives. led by Inspector
Cahalane.
Everything was quiet and dark In the
front room. The show case. filed with
rats and cosmetics and electric self-v!-
orators. stood In silent dignity. The
room was "a symphony IN white enamel,
In the rear. blue plush curtain shut
of rear room. Cahalane pushed aside
the curtain. Here. too. was the silence
OF the tomb. broken only by rattle VI
chips from a domain sun farther back
In the holy OF holes.
The door at the rear OF this room fell
under the Cahalane axe. II fell with a
crash. too, bu. 10 one seemed to pay
any attention, 50 interesting was the pot
IN progress. The last ralse had just
been seen" AM the players were pre-
pairing 10 draw cards. No frightened
screaming; no dash for exits no at
tempts to creep under the FURNISHED
sldeboard, which upheld u regiment OF
glasses and decanters.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-28

"CAS-LuM" Cures Constipation biltousAasA,
BssdAchs. trsi ample BY mali &c. staAA ~
drug copnteN. 10 and 25c., or fron
D. q. FePguson Co.. poI o.. Az 9Th sv..n.L
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19

in ben 3eiten ieiner ~traftDonen Gnt
fpidlung, our9 cine rintiee, nirqsnO
psrrei6li6te %Qebensipeife ole G0r'
perfunftionen betdtisen. BrofeFor
Or. 6. GboOonnstn qi6t our 0i1tes
tiff res @%reifendlters tolgenoe @er1alr
tungsmdbregeln:
3unG9it Iportli9s 8etGtigung i'm
Sreien, in 2idt unO Cuff, BEL mel
der 6er3, 9unge un0 MitstuIdtur
uno Ser Sim glei65eitig in Qlnfpru9
genommen per6en, q. 9. oas &e9els,
@olfs, &rodet@. 2dpnzSsnnisipiel.
5ouren in mdBig bcrgigem Gerrair,
Geitz uno SdgOfport fopie Garten=
un6 5eIOar6eiten. Sci binreidenOer
2eiTtungsfdbigteit fGnnen gr6Bere
Nnforoerungen geiteIt mercsn, ipie ftc
Der Guoerfport, S9neei9ubz ooer
NlpenfpOrt Ii. a.. srForOern. 5erner
ta9tGgli9e 6autpfleoe Der gan3en
&0rperoberfIG9e. Sd nan nun Nbz
paf9ungen, 5rottierungen, 9ufaen
ober 8Goer BON tparmem, lauem poer
toltem @a7er, ie mad inOiOiOue[em
8unI9e, mdblt, 1T gIet6giiltig. Gng
bamit 1T aud bic 5rage Der Belief
bung bertnipft. Nu4 fir Oas bitter
lit INNER e6er cine lei6tere, ben
Sabres3eiten angepaBte 8efleibung 3u
fpGblen, ipie ie fir OGs Mannesalter
nndeaeidt III. niht jhfperer. WuG
Die 9iGt 0arf nt9t anbers als borS
Dem fem. Sc 1T faIfa, benz Mdgen=
bormtanal etpas %peniger gu f4af>
fen gu geben, ebenfo 1T es unri6tig,
febr menig auf einmal, aber ie1r
oft gu ellen. 4qes in alien, ebenfo
lehen nie nit 80 uab 40 Sdbren.
g1rr arf 0ieIe Neife bat es Ser 9reis
in Der 9dnb, Die Gntpertung 0es
&orpers Bis ins b06fte Alter bin@
aus3ui9ie6en.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
Ncnes butn @eii6tsinn.

@enn mir einen @egenltdnb Oeut=
lt9er febcn pollen, 10 firieren mir
i'm, b. B. mir bringen ibn in cine
osrabe Qinie nit Der STEELE 0es 0eut@
li9iten Gebens auf Dem Augenbin=
tergrunO, Der fogenannten Spbed
c%sntralis, unb baIten bann bic einz
genommene Nu9enfte[lung felt; tpenig=
items i9eint uns Oas firierenOe Nuge
unbepe9It9 in &ube gu berbarrer.
SSn Der Sat aber Der9Glt es fi9 gang
anrers, pte bic unterIu9ungsn bepeiz
fen, Die Der pbbfiplpge an Der Unit
beriitdt in upfala, prpf. Or. 8. u.
Sebrbaa dngeiteut bat. @r beObd4~
tete Elm firierenOes Nuge nit Dem
MitroItop uub fonnte feitfteuen, bob
ss blibfdnelIe 8etpegun9en madte.
Obne baB Oieie Dem Sirierenben gum
8epuBtfein tamen. 9as Auge tdz
itet 10 getpifermaBen Oas Sbiett ab,
Oiellet4t I'm Oabur4 gu elmer 4anmz
pabrnebmung gu gelangen. Nehnli9e
tur3e. unterbepuBte 8epegungen fin
ben, pie MAI f9pr Idngere 3eit
tpeiB, Bel f9etnbar rubenOem Nuge
aud in Der pupiue ftatt, Die ii9
rbptbmif9 ertpeitert unb berengert.
9ieIe tleinIten S9mantungen fino
es, Die Dem Quge 6as fpe3ifif9 2e>
benoige geben. gbenfaGs bur9 8e=
tpegung tommt aud cine eigentiimIi4s
Optif9e Sduf6uns 3uftanOe. Sin in
einem 0unflen Gaum befinblider
lell9tenber rubenoer puntt beginnt,
fpenn man Jpn firtrt, ii9 los5ul0fen
unb 81 betpegen. 9ieie SGuiion be-
rubt barauf. oaB nuh Idngerem 81
rieren bic Mugenmusteln ermiiOen
uno ftdrtsrer Snnerpationen beOirz
fen. 9ieIc piirOen d6er audi not
penbig perben, tpern Ser puntt Ii9
pirtli9 bepegte. llno ba mir i'm
buntIen &aum feline anoere Orien=
tierungsm0gli9feit baben, berlegen
mir unfere eigene 8epegung in ben
@egenHuno, ben mir bann BIN unO
Berf4panfen ieben.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
Der glepfcI,ucin bel Gidt.

g)r. MOtais in glnesrs brahte in
Der 9iBung Der Barrier 4tooemis Der
M}e0i3in gu Der au9emeinen dr3tlifen
NnIidt, 6aB in NePfeIpeingegeno,n
Sic @i9t IeIten fei, sinige geitr5gs,
foel6e bic duberor6entlid ginltige
Wirfunq beg @epfsimcins duf Die
@iht beItGtigen. Der 9rau6enpein,
in mGBiqsn Mengsn senohen, fiiErt
Bel @eiunten nt6t CUR @i6t, INNER
bin aber Bel ben Diiponierten unO bei
BEN f4on @rtrdntten 1T er jebenfaas
f6G0li6. Ser Nepfsllpein, inter 5u@
ten GeOingungen ber9eIte1t unO atfr
bepd6rt, 16iiBt DOT Der @efabr uno
berminOert ober bringt Die 4nFdae
fpgar b5ntg gum SMpinoen. Wlan
Tole baEer @i9ttrdnfen Osn @enuB
BON 4epfelpein pprI9reiten. Norin
ole 8irtung bes Nepfelpeins berubt,
1T Oamit ni6t gefagt. iie berubt 5tpei@
fellps alif Ser blutreinigenOen Nir=
her 5ru9tfduren.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
Sem t6li@. Grau Gu il.

@emit6li@ d. 6rau (3u ibs
rem Manr, Der Hd9ts i9per betneipt
na9 9apfs tommN: mAber Tag mir
nur, mas 9u bacon bait, psnn 9u
Dir 70 sinen 4aufa antrintit. odB
Sid 5pei BON Oeinen SaufbriiOern
beimfiibren miifeu2" Gr: r9as =
peiBt Du net, Site - mas b0s fir a
GeB gibt, pen1 / rorgsn ing Dirtbss
3QlS tumm, his / 'rausfriag, lDer mi
5'Squs o'Fiihri SGT"
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
3eitInn i'm sdluf nnO in Ser 5pp-
nOie.

MUlC+
Ser feffe @iue, gu elmer %beitimmten
@tunbe mad gu fperben, beeinfluBt,
tpie f6on Mon9er an Ii9 Ielbit err
fabren bat, Die unterbepuBten feeliz
f9en 5unttionen in elmer Wetfe, Die
BEN @intritt Der getpiinf9ten @irtung
berbei3ufiibren i'm Stanbe 1T. Dieter
@influB bleibt bur9 ben S9laf5uz
tanb 6inbur9 pirtfam unO fii9rt gu
elmer 2eifung bes SnbibiOuums, bic
bic 2eiftungsfGbigteit i'm @a45uitanb
erbebli9 iibertreffen tann. Ser unter~
bepuBte @inn fir oie 2Gnge elmer
obgelaufenen 3eit funttiOniert bier
better ais Der beipuBte 3eitfinn. Dian
made bic @~egenprObe: man gebe elmer
0erfu9sperfon bic Mufgabe, unter
Musf6luB jeber MDgli9tett elmer
obieftiben &ontro1e cine abgeldufene
3eitbauer lebigli9 mad ibrem bepuBz
ten fubiettipen @inbrud gu f9GBen.
Man laTe alfo 3. 9. Die Perfon bic
9ugen i9lieBen unb 9ebe ibr bic @ufz
qabe, ie na9 flint Minuten pieber gu
6ffnen. Man ptrb iiberraf9t fein,
ME ungenau bic G9dBungen ausfol<
len. eSyn peitaus Der uperpiegenoen
M2ebr5abl Der TdGe pirh bic Ser
Iu4speripn bic 9auer Der abgelallfe=
men 3eit gang erbebli9 iiberi9GBen.
sic nirb etmd f9on mad elmer ober
anbert6alb Minuten meinen, es Ieien
tereits flint Minuten perftri9en.
0as problem Der 2eiitungsIteigez
rung i'm S9Gaf3uFanb iiberbaupt bat
Der 6amburger Mr3t Or. 6. SrDmner
gum @egenftanb elmer experimental
pfb6olpgiI9en nnterfu9ung gemo4t.
lleber Bic @rgebniTe Ieiner 8erfu9e
nit bppnptiferten perfOnen bat er auf
benz nRongreB fir meoi3iniiAe pfpz
9ologie unO pip9otberapie" in 3iiri9
beri9tet. SIS 3eigte ii4. baB bic
@ineesempfinbli9teit (au9 Bel ni9t
bbIterif9en per1onen) i'm bppnotif9en
3uItano bGufig erbebli6 pergr0Bert
1T. 0as bel befpro9ene n2eient0nz
nen binter gef9loHenen 4ugen" g.. 9.
qeb0rt in Der Sppnpfe ni9t gu ben
grunbfGBli9en llnmDgli4teiten. Nu4
bic populdre Maii9t. Dab i'm Sruumz
auftanb Die 8oritequngsDertniipfung
nit GROCER @e19minbtgteit abIduft,
baB man aIfo febr f4nel trGumt",
finoet cine geipife 8eftdtigung. SO
beriteben mir nun aud, Dab i'm
@9lafe 49, Bel ousgei9alteter 6untz
tion bes OberbepuBtIeins unO Meg=
fallen gepii1er 9emmungen - aud
bic JGbigteit, 3eitOiftan3er gu f9Gz
BEN, ~unbebinDert CUR @eltung tOmmen
fam.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
@erinnen Ser Naild beim @euitter.

@s it oft beoba9tet tpproen, ooB
Mil9. 5leii9. 8Ouillon ufm. bor
unb pdbrenO zines @epitters ii9
raid b~erdnbern. Man Fat 3utpeilen
Die @lettri3itdt poer aud bas Oapn
Oafiir OerantnortIi9 gema9t. Der
Iu9e, Die ii9 nit her Ginpirtung
elettriI9er Gntlabungen, oes S3pns,
oes Mmonnitrits uno 1alpetriqer
0Gmpfe auf MiI9 befaBten, baben
ntGt ben g~erin9ften 19GOIiGen Sim
FLUFF ergeben. Nun batte elm franz
3D1iI9er Nr3t Dor tur3em na6geptez
len, baB unenbli9 tletne Mengen BON
Tdulnisgalen Die @ntpidlung Ser
MiIdfermente 9initig beeinfluFen.
90 aber Elm Sinten bes 2~uft0ruds
Die i'm 8pben angeiammelten Sale
lei9ter ausitrDmen ldBt, 10 lag Die
@nnabme nabe, oaB ioI9e @aSemaz
natipnen bas @erinnen Der Mil9 be-
f9leunigen. Ser 6adgelebrte fteute
felt, baB bic Mbnabmle oes 8oromez
terftanoes nm b09ftens 5 Minimeter
tetnen @influB uuf Die Sdtigteit Oes
M2il9fermentes BAT. Damn priifte er
bic @erGnoerungen, Die Mil9 in Der
NGbe bon GGulnisgaien Gin 3erIetz
5une befinbli9e Tleif9briibe) erfubr,
penn Der MtmOipbdrenorud normal
mar Dber tpenn DepreEionen bon
$50 Miaimeter unter benz norma
len acknowledgements berrf9ten. Sat-
id9li9 ftelte fi4 berdus, baB ole
BEL nieOerem Druid lei9ter fret perz
Oenoen TGulnisgaIe Dabur9, ooB lie
bic Gntmidlung bes MiI9fermentes
bsgiinftigen, bas @erinnen Ser Mil9
bef9leunigen; dbnlihe llrfa9en tDns
men tpobl fir oas leidtere @erberben
Oes 6leif9es un6 dnberer Stoffe
pGbreno zines @epitters ongenomz
men tperoen, oa ia einem @etpitter
Itets elm Sinten bes 2uftbrudes por>
unge9t.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
11snes ans
Natitr uitA ErtlkltitNe.
GrnGhrnnn bnrd @Ieftriaitat.


Die @rnd6runa 0rr6 Glcftri3.tdt
folIte, fpsnn man Barrier 2eitun7n
@lduben ifsnten po4te, oas @reignls
Der Iorf6ungen iein, Die profeRor
8ergdnie in 8oroeour angeitelt fdts
te. Die @lettrotberdpie, bic ia tat
fdhli6 bisber po6re @un0er 9e'eis
itet bat uno namentIiA fet Der ZEE
bau0lung Ser @rtsrioitleroie quite
9ienite eeleiitet bat, iolltc, nap ZEN
@erIi6erungen 0e8 %genonuten @elebr7
ten, nun audi ba3u oicnen, Die tors
male g%rnGbrung BEL rem &ranfen gu
erfeBen, beren @sroouungslpitem gez
fort lift. 8efanntli@ lit elm 9auptz
AIRED Der G~rnGbrung pie @r9altung
Ser R0rperpdrme. 8ergpni6 beri4=
tete nir, 0aB er in 3ablrei4en 5daeR
Dicfe @ripGrmung Gur4 elettriiae
Str0me in qlei9 foirtfdmer Wetie
berbeioefibrt babe. 9ie Str0me bait
ten in 6dnen BON 8lutarmut unb
lleberantrengung Die d1gemeine 4b@
%fpaununq uno Die unluit gum @len
o~ufqe6oben ia, in einigen 6dlen
polte er fogar cine 3unabme beg
a0rperqepi6ts feitgeiteQt buben, bic
nur auf Die Glettrpt6erdpie 3uriid3u@
Fii6ren Iei. Qlls 3ufunftsbilo matte
er nun alts, oaB Sic @Ieftri5itdt beim
normal,n Mleni6en firoerbin einen
Sell Der @Grme3ufubr liefern tpiirbe,
bamit bic Ndbrung mebr dls bisRer
Der @ebirnz unb MusfeltGtigteit 5us
quite tomme. Der tberdpbeutif4e
Drobbet bat fi9 aber gefanen laifen
miifen. baB Der beoeutenoite Partier
sSadmann auf Dem @ebiet Der @let@
frotberapie @aFer in ben Mein ieinsr
brouIenoen 8egeiitsrung COB. @r
ertIGrte, baB an cine @rieBung Der
N1abrunq 0ur9 GIeftri3itdt ni9t gu
benfen iei. 0aB ma einen aa5u
talten &Drper elettrii9 erpdrmen. uno
ibm in Ser 5prm bon WGrme Elm
gtpiTes Qudntum eleftrifder @ner>
ale 8ufibren fDnne. 1et f9on lange
befannt, un0 tn1ofern Tonne es n109@
li9 fem, cine mangelbafte @rndhe
rung bur4 elettrii9e @ripdrmung
penigitens 3eitpeife gu erieBen
BON elmer ipirfli9en @rndbrung our9
@lettri3itdt t0nne uber ni4t geipro-
den tperben. Nu9 dlem miro BON
elmer ienIotione1en @ntoedun9 auf
Dem @ebiete ser @leftrotberapie pobl
nt9t bic 8eOe fein t0nnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
9iatetif i'm @reilenalter.

@s 1T unri9tig. anaunsbmet, ouB
Der @reis Gngftli9 bemiibt fein muB,
ii9 in ieoer 9infi9t Sdonung duf=
5uerIesen, I'm Ole @ebre4eH bes OIL
ters gu psrringern. SIN @egenteil.
gerabe nit ieber ShonungsmetbObe
INIT ole &DrperernG6rung. SdO~
nung 1T nur fir Sie6e uno Rrante.
Mu9 Der @reis Dber Der altern0e
Menf9 IOl, ebenio pie Der Meni@
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19

- Yet4etDener Nnfang.
Gag NAL, liebe Nnnp, bait SOU i4on
bariiber na9gena9t, ME mir uns elm
penie btGiger einridten fDnnen9" -
,@epiB, lieber MiG9, i4 BABE bereits
unieren &anarienpogel auF bGl6e 3a=
ton gefeBt!!"
-@Goub6aft. n0ein neuer
Gortan bat aGfo in Der 6rauenfpelt
Ieb6aften 8eifaa gefunben?" r2taer-
Oings - in benz ldBt ndmli9 Die Sets
bin BON Der Sdneiberin elm &leib ein-
neutrality-suspicious. abdnberr, e6e
e ibr sefdlt!"
Reoen. @r: nDente Dir,
Sfpei uno cine babe StunOe bot Der
9rofeFor iiber elm ein3iges 9bsma
geipro9en; 0os nenne i9 bod Elm
&eonertaIent."
Sic; so, Ous Daft gu 10 rubis
angeb0rt, uno tpenn i'd nlir cine Bier
ielitun0e iiber elm Sbema fpre6e,
Hduft Ou oaDpn."
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-11-21

HHICAGo.-"one KEGS! Just one
~ leetle KEGS! implore you.
madame!"
Joseph Luco. recently from Italy
aud with high notions Of romance,
stole unobserved into q fiat at 42S
West Huron street the other day and
assumed his most irresistible posture
as he surprised Mrs. Mary Belinsky
at work making batch Of bread.
Two hours later Luco sat In a cell
at the Chicago avenue police station
nursing a big bump on his head and
trying to think how he happened to
get from the second story window to
the ground SO quickly. 1t happened
something like this, according to Mrs.
Belinsky, who also charged Luc0 with
tho theft Of $40:
"one what" Mrs. Belinsky had ask
ed In momentary alarm.
"One leetle KEGS, no more" said
Luco.
We'll, here's a regular smack" ex-
claimed Mrs. BelinslSy. The doughty
rolling pin waved through a cloud Of