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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21

1 Ike to examine the dictionary
uuiins spare moments. You find
many unexpected things in it,"
Yes; I've noticed that. I some
times find queer-looking feminine an
parel In ours"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21
On the Eirinn Lin.

Son, | hear you have joine,, tho
boy scout movement"
Yes, dad"
We'll, s'pose you scout ahead now
and see what sort of humor Won,
mother is in"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21
Open Business Secret

When ice in the Hudson breaks
$4ohooo.oOO worth of ice will 60 out
10 sea because the ice trust mas no
place to put II.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21

All of Berlin's sewage is pumped
out OF the city to disposal farms
which have a total area of about 49,.
900 acres.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21

Via the High School World: II
sugar runs would the cake-walk?
Hey, teacheri Make that horrid
boy stop throwing spit-balls at me-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21

Picking, the only capital in tho
world without street car system.
soon is to have an electric line.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21

Inere are no billiards. in the
Yukon Valley in winter, and there is
little wind. Snow about two feet
deep covers everything from early
October till spring.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21

Peril of TIL Unmusical Voice.
A Dakota parrot called help for
dying woman. If its calls had ceased
she might have recovered.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21

Livery one Is liable to a bilious attack. n.
lotearmed with package Of Garfield Tea
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21

Love laughs at locksmiths. but Il
sometimes cries over spilled milk.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21

ONLY ONE "BROMO OUISINF-
Inat Is LAXATIVE B1OMO QT1lSfSE - ..
tne Signature % = W. GROVE. Used ID. wofi,
over 10 Cure Cold in one Lay. Sc ''''''
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21

Usually a man is a poor Judge OF
his own Importance.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21
This Slim Craze.

Hips and curves have had to go"
YES modern woman is almost
back to the original rib"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21

An Educated Bird.
Polly want a cracker?"
Nav; gimme two cards"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21
Stc1L
Women

When shown positive and reliable proof that cer,
remedy had cured many of female ills wouldn't anu
sensible conclude that the remedy would an
benefit her if suffering with the trouble?
Here five letters from southern women which prove
the efficiency of Lydia f. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
LETTER FROM VIRGINIA.
express Won and w.
great had been
fined in bed third of time for
health to LYDIA Pinkhams Vegetable comD,
medicines will speak word s
them"-Mrs ROBERT BIASKEssHr Eiston Montgomery
LETTER FROM LOUISIANA
New Orleans La passing through the Change b.
hot flashes weak and dizzy feelings aekace
hayeb
right Your medicines
BLosDEAU Polymnia New Orleans. La 'Os
LETTER FROM FLORIDA.
wauchula Fla" giving you nv SWIM
headache backache bearing IN
twobo Lydia E Pnkhams Vegetable Command ND
II satisfied that had done like
taken great sufferer But Tsar%
in time with the erv S
either feel that friend would ratkerp.
your remedies than have Hopsor Box SOC VA
chua, Florida $500 ~ wv "@u'
LETTER FROM WEST VIRGINIA
Martinsburg w. Va-"I Pinkhams y,
table Compound has done wonders
dozens OF about and daughter
she girl complaining your COM
Mrs MARY HocKESBERR m N sd Martnsbug Va
ANOTHER LETTER FROM VIRGINIA
Newport Vabout five pains
"A friend told take Lydia Compound and
soon found relief The medicine nv
viii be glad If testimony will help who suffering
News Va. 49, N' -'-' i~Np''n Ave- Ne"poF'
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21
CORVALLIS is BUILDING
"a LATERAL SEWERS

Seybold, contractor for the twenty
four lateral sewers, is at Corvallis to
begin work. lie is a San Jose man
and experienced iii the work A large
machine will do the digging and he
VII flush the dirt back into ditchcs.
When these and the other thirty lat.
erals are laid, Corvallis will be the
best severed city in Oregon. One hum
dred and fifty thousand dollars in ad-
ditional main sewers, finished several
months agp, and lar,!e sum in the
laterals will give us an equipment that
will make It a clean city. A fire sewer
system, and a mountain water system
with an unlimited suppl Of the best
that ever flowed viii maze Corvallis
ideal from the standpoint Of healthfil
conditions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21
WHOSE BUSINESS is 1T,
fCorvallls Gazette-Tlmes.l

Corvallis Gazette-TlmesJ
The development Of this town is no
one mans duty;
Nor is 1t the duty of any one group
Of Its people.
The individual must not hesitate to
start the work.
His neighbors should not hesitate to
help II along.
No one element can accomplish de-
sired results alone;
Neither will one element alone be
benefited thereby
It is to the interest of all, and the
business Of all
One man may originate, but all men
must execute.
The first duty Of each one is to enlist
the aid Of all;
The duty Of ell is to promote the in
terest Of each.
The development Of this town is no
one mans duty;
This towns development is the towns
opportunity.
This towns welfare IS the whole
towns business
LET us GET BUSY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21
GOVERNOR
WEST AS A
REFORMER
CORRESPONDENT MAKES ANALYT-
ICAL EXAMINATION OF THE
VICE CRUSADE-FIGHT WILL GO
ON FOREVER.

The forces Of evil are always
massed and hard to divide They
have learned how to fight and keep
on fighting. II defeated they only go
at the harder and In the end almost
always win out. Their leader, as old
as eternity, believes in war and is al
ways at It, He has had, in the indi-
vldual and in the world, few defeats
and will not say so when he is defeat
ed. For ages God has been trying his
hand In this warfare with evil, and up
to date It looks as II the devil is
ahead. The governor is resourceful,
and he will need to be before he Is
done. Evil can always depend on its
votaries, man to man, while the good
are nearly always towards The gov
ernor thinks the church people and
the temperance people will stand by
him They will for awhile, but how
soon they tire. They have been de-
feated so often that they yield too
soon They have little or no heart to
go at and stay Only a victorious
army shouts and keeps on till the
cleared sky tells Of triumph, and the
hills cheer the victors.
Churches and temperance resolu-
tions look good, and to some sound
like victory, but they never yet won
battle.
Before this battle is over Vests
heart will grow sore, and he will feel
lonely, and wonder where his warriors
are. If the church was honest and in
earnest and the temperance forces
true to what they profess this lonely
man would never have needed to take
upon him this battle. We would have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21
ASTORIA BUILDING lOO,OOO,OOO
GALLON CONCRETE RESERVOIR

Whatever mistakes Astoria has
made, she has made none in the mat
ter Of building to the water needs Of
her people. That part Of her admin
istration is proving itself one Of the
best and surest of her civic ventures.
and the day will soon be here that
must substantiate the wisdom and
generosity she has used in furthering
this splendid and commanding utility
The work has been we'll, amply and
done, financially, technically
and admInIstratIvely.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21
PEOPLE WHO SPEND THEIR
MONEY OUT OF TOWN.
(Editorlal in The Jacksonyliie Post

editorial in the Jacksonville Post)
Perhaps one Of the greatest obsta-
cles a small city has to contend with
in its upward climb is a tendency on
the part OF a number Of its inhabi-
tants to spend their money out Of
town. This is true of Jacksonville as
well as other places. Money spent out
of town. nine times out Of ten, is gone
forever; money expended locally Is
circulated from hand to hand and is
of lasting benefit to home people.
Outside merchants and mail order
houses have no material interest in
your city. Local merchants havel they
want to see II advance II you were
soliciting donations to be expended in
municipal improvement to whom
would you go with the better chance
OF success-Sears, Roebuck & Co., or
your home merchant or business man?
How often is the complaint heard that
merchants in small towns do not carry
a sufficient assortment of goods-one
cant get what one wants Create a
demand by asking your local mer-
chant for what you want and he will
surprise you by his alacrity in sup
plying your needs. What is true of
the mercantile business is true Of all.
1t is the part Of good citizenship to
patronize home industries, businesses,
crafts and professions whenever pos
sible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21
THREE HOURS
OF LAUGHTER
AT THE GRAND
"BABY MINE,s A COMBINATION OF
TANGLED SITUATIONS THAT
KEEP THE AUDIENCE GOING
FROM ONE LAUGH TO ANOTHER

William A. Bray, Ltd, presents
Baby Mine" Margaret Mayos play Of
thousand laughs at the Grand on
Saturday evening, September q.
Baby Mine" has to It's credit one
solid years run at Daly's theatre, New
York. 1t is the radiant and glorious
fun and hilarity that obtrudes at every
point throughout the play, and justi-
fled the verdict that "Baby Mime is
the most mirth-impelling comedy the.
present generations Of theatre patrons
has ever seen. Most enthusiastic ad-
mirers of the play whose opinions are
considered those Of experts emphatic
ally assert that Baby Mine" is the
very best comedy that has been Of
fered.
It is not incredible that a tireless
and continuous run Of legitimate en-
thusiasm occasioned by an earnest
and forcible demonstration Of realistic
possibilities, utterly human, is respon-
sible for the worldwide approval OF
this immense comedy success. The
human interest in 1t touches and con-
Germs all mankind, and when It is Of a
character that invokes the close and
faithful attention of a complete audi
ence, without pause, strictly by reason
of Its deep fun and laugh-malling
qualities, It's unlyerstl popularity and
success is readily explained.
The personality Of each principal
character, as elucidated in the play.
reaches the right spot" with every
one in an audience, which with the
theme Of the comedy, makes It entire
ly fascinating and attractive at every
moment Seats now on sale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21
PLANS FOR RUBBER FACTORY
AT STANFIELD, OREGON

(From the Stanfield Standard)
DR.. Watts has the plans for the new
warehouse and factory Of the Oregon
Rubber Co., which the company is
planning on erecting in Stanfeld, all
ready, and they have been seen by a
number Of the business men of the
city. The building will occupy the
entire frontage along the railway, and
will have a wide platform extending
the entire length Of the block car door
height, to facilitate the handling of
freight and machinery and supplies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21

won out long ago, and evil would not
flaunt itself right in our very faces,
and drive home to the heart Of human
ity is hard, cruel bargains, II those
who profess so loudly to be for right
had been true to their convictions
II West is honest, and who doubts
II, he Is one Of the greatest men now
living. He would, II he could. He
will yet startle the land. He will do
good and, evil will feel, for awhile, the
force OF law, and justice and then the
war will be over, and again we will
see the same things going on until
the heart turns sick, and the good are
made to wonder II, after all, It pays.
The friendly papers tell Of 5000 in a
mass meeting in the Gypsy Smith
tabernacle. To some that looks like a
great meeting, and to the inexperi-
enced, the mass Of people, tell Of inn
minent victory, But when we remem-
ber that there are enough church and
temperance people in Portland to fill
that Tabernacle six times, and then
look at the thing only one-third full,
1t does not look like the millennium
was very close, or that Oregon was
going to be reformed tomorrow.
Evil knows no law. When 1t can
not win victories 1t buys them. It is
good at bribery, and has the stuff with
which to do 1t, 1t has prostituted the
race so long that II looks good to
most people to be humbugged. 1t is
easier to believe a lie than the truth |
We have treated moral battles so long
as a joke that we smile when another +
fellow starts In
When the moral people, the church |
people and the temperance force real
ly want reform, and go at 1t, there will
be no trouble to get It, If the bread
and butter question would let us
alone, for even short time, we could
all turn good; but so long as that is !
in evil, and a man must yield to It, we
in evil, and man must seem to yield !
to 1t, we will have things as they are.
AN OBSERVER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21
IMPROVEMENT ERA
is STILL ADVANCING

(From the Lakeview eHrald)

1t seems tina. the development AMI
Improvement stride that now In pro-
gress on properties Oh Wlter street
is unceasing. Besides the new brick
structures and rows Of cement walks
that have been put in, numerous minor
improvements are being made. r. e..
Bernard is finishing his new brick
front and adding a coat Of paint to
still further improve the appearances.
The front of the Daily building occu-
pied by Lane & McAuliffe is also be-
ing retouched with paint
All these improvements add greatly
to the appearance of the town and are
in keeping with the reputation that
Lakeyiew has made for herself as the
leader in progression Of any town in
the south central part of the state.
The amount Of money expended this
year for buildings and improvements
will exceed that Of any previous year,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21
FEDERAL BUILDING FOR
THE CITY OF ST. JOHNS

Congressman Lafferty's bill for an
appropriation for the purchase Of a
site and the erection of a postoffice
building thereon at st. Johns has been
approved as to the site and will be
passed in December Mr.. Lafferty re-
ceived a letter from the acting chair
man of the committee on public build
ings and grounds stating that such
action would be taken.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21
Another Famons Oregon PRODUCE.

lF'rOm the Zoos Bay RecOrd,J
AS for beauty Of women, Oregon is
proud, for It is noted for its beautiful
women, and nowhere is the sweetness
of girlhood and the sacredness Of
womanhood typifled better than in our
state, where the girls and women are
fresher more wholesome and perhaps
better represent the nobIer, bigger and
finer things than being beautiful, as
compared with the "blase' Gotham
ties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21

Ivan Cunningham, a 12-year-old boy
captured the blue ribbon at the Eu-
gene fair last week, for the best dis
play of jellies in the childrens de-
partment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21

Mrs. Nancy Copeland, of Woodburn,
died at the home of her son in Iowa
last Sunday She came to Oregon in
1891 and she was nearly rs year old.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21

Woodburn's new postoffice is com
pleted and the postmaster will move
the postofflce material into 1t Sunday
to be ready for business Monday. It
is on Grant street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21

Chester Howell Of Creswell wac
knocked unconscious and his right
arm was fractured in three place in a
runaway accident at Cottage Grove
Tuesday evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21

Woodburn banks show notable in
crease in their holdings, in their Last
statements
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21

Bandon opened its schools Monday
with an attendance Of 494.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21

Roseburg will have big poultry
show December Ola, inclusive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-21

Medford put 80 autos at the service
of the savants in their recent visit,
carrying 10 of them to Crater Lake.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

pith lnb Dan. 9orhps, babsn ihren
Qroaeb nod gu beIteben.
5eiratbs1deins: Carl yatolp,
%, unb Gioponino Hatale, 18, geibe
bon bier; Clifford Mpres, %, unb
2ena Stebbins, 27, 9eibe bon bier;
Sames R. Ware, 73, Sort Sbpmas,
ap., unb Marp S. Mare, SO, BON bier.
Sos lestsenannte paar tpurbe bon
Rep. SEQ, %. Pbinips setraut.
= Die 16 Sabre alte sslprence
SbinfIe, ipelbe aus Der bieiiaen ainz
oerbetmatb bon benz poblbabenben
5armer Sucob Weitel, bon Mibole=
toipn, in isine syamilie aufsenommen
poroen mar, tpurbe geitern bon benz
6umonitdtsbedmten pbinip Meneer
abeebolt unb Der 56fpeiter bes MGbz
tens In Sbbut seeeben. 9as Msdbz
den ersdblt, bab iis Gag unb Radt
auf Der 5drm arbeiten nubte. Die
S6neiter ippbnt in Cincinnati.
= SRI. aesiab WiIIialnIon itorb
eeitern Mprgsn in ibrer Mobnune in
Seriho on QltersIbpGbe. Sic mar
oas lebte bon 10 ainbern unb SO Sab
re alt.
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alts S0dter6en bon Morearet Woopz
al gollins, unb %. $. Campbell fpur=
ben eeitsrn auf Elm 5ubsas Corpus
8erfabren ieitens Der Mutter bes Sim
bes benz probatrihter Gonnuusbtpn
fir Elm @erb0r po,sefiibrt. Das Sinh
tpurbe einitpetIen Der Sonte, Ssraugetz
tie 2utes, BON Der Sobn Strabe, aur
Sbfut iibereeben. Der Batter iorate
fir ous Sinh, unb bic W}utter, tpel6e
iih lpieber psrbeiratbst bot, perlunet
jeBt ibr 5D6terhen 5uriid. 9eibe glz
tern iperben Dor Gertht erItetnsn.
- Der Deritorbene Natban 2eanpns
BON Wtiooletotpn permaht fstnem
Sobne sSeiIs bas 8runoeieentbum uno
Der Spdter, Roris Woon, So. Ueursaz
ret 9eumon erbdlt Die 5aussinrids
tung.
- Ri1ter Murpbp betpiQists Der
2ottie Dbit: bic Sheioung bon 9bnus
White pegen 8erlaHsns uno CAB ibr
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GroD fpteber fiibrsn gu biirfen. 2ucp
Onpioion tpurbe bon Wolter Dapibz
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uber bic 3iroer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07
5pmpbonietDnsert.

ssm geItrieen SpnphonIefon5ert
bebl,tirte CT. Grnit aunrpalo Der
Setter oes Srdciiers, audi ais Rlailllt
uno bas S1noclide Concerto 8roN'o,
in Incident Serr Or. allntpalo als
Vianiit mitlpirfte, mar unltrettlg Der
8lan5punft bes aon5erts. Ter Soli't
hes aonserts ipar Der Yiolinllt Soills
Veriinecr, Der nit Dem 8rudld)en
apn5ert idIedt obidnitt. @ie iiblidl
miro oas Eroarnntm hei,te abeno
3ur @ieberbolung gelangen ino' IN
Der morgigeit ausaobe ai,sfiihrlid
belprofen tperben. Tas bolIltunolge
Grogramm lit mie folgt:
O1iperture Bn Gin Sommernahts'
troun" WeriDelsiobr
8eigenfonsert in q WoH 8rud,
Serr 2ouis Nerilnaer.
Concerto @rciio go. 6 fir streity'r
uno 9aIio Continue (alopier)
SdnOel
9lm alapier: Or. grnlt almipalb.
Spmpbonie go. 1 in 6 Moa grabnts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

.. ~. Ztabtnerbano.
Sic alten 9eamten ourdJ cine GNc'
oeriuafl geebrt.

1os mihtigite 8eihait, bas IN Der
9elrrigen 8erlamnlIsug oes Staot.
perhunbes porgenonunen Duroe, ipar
oie 9te1npubl Der gearnten, Die fol-
genbes 9feiultat ergab;
Eraiioent: 2Sobn Sd)ipoab.
/. GBeprGiloent: S5obn aoenig.
.. 8i3eprdiibent: sSranf Hiid.
Qrot. Sefrctdr: @enrp albers.
Sinan5 Sefretdr: 9enrp Gies.
Shosmeiiter: @m 5offmann.
geiiiser gum Staatsperbuno: SSobn
30. aan1neron.
sSobnentrQger: abam Senoel6o1.
Sabnerbeqleiter: SSris SfeuerIe
lmh aSafob 9ieb.
Die geamten, Die lett oSahren in
ibren Aeulter i'd berpdbrt bnben liao
nit 4usnahme Oes 2. 8i8eprdiioenten
urb oe$ geiiibers sum Staatsper,
bono per 9lfflomation erDdblt ipur.
ben. bielten fltrse anipraher, ipnrin
lie fiir bns, in lie seieste Bertroue,l
ibre1 0onf ausipraheit. gluf glntrag
oes 6errn Serbelbah tpurbe baS
8ergliigtngSeaomnittee beauftragt,
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Shrttte fiir Die ahhaltlna oes ndhits
labriaen 8olfsfeites ein3iileiten, einen
giinitigen Gag uno Den rifytiaen 8las
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tete einen @orihlas, boB olle Sun
8erbano aeborelloen, iorpie auh nns
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@erbaubsiefretdrs Stottitifen liefern
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oiele GInnahnen lnb ausgaben ipdb-
relo oes IeBten eSahres lie hutten,
Delhe 3pefe lie perfolgen, rpiepiel
Rra.lfer< unb Sterbefaa, ,llnteritiiBe
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MitgIieoer tpabreno Der IeBten fiinf
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8anlpoane-Iusiduf, CUR 0urh'iib-
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Staats%eref,itipe iibertpieien ipuroe,
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Ger Cincinnati ooge $50. $50, g. ..
s., am a. DECEMBER, oes Boob.
fellom Sdngerhors beute slbenb in
Der 9lrbeiterbaqe unb bes RbeinpfdY.
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III Oct Central Iurnballe fpurben an=
genomnen llnb ben Teleaaten elns
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banhs, 5errn &einrid) Sites, Der lid,
8eifdfte halber in sSloriba befinoet,
iief foleenoes Sfreiben elm, oas fin
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nrnb unb oesbnIb Der n1diten Ber-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07
'Dr. aarlnan ll1rei6l:

Columbus, Gbio. ben is .JuIi. - Sii gennfs
ipprtuns Der pielen griefe be8iieIi@ Heines nsa.
Iicben artifeIs iber aatarrb iruD a,erftopfuns.
plude i'd bic foIsenbe stusfage gu nader:
geritppfune ninnt NIT jebtm Gage sii Hobr.
gu bic 8dIfte oer Waenfdtet Ieibet nsebr obcr
fpenioer barar. GieHe 9bdtfatte bebelitst eiue
ernite aomplifaiion in Der gebaneIuna bon Grs.
niIben qeioen gsor breibis Sabren, ais III,
geruna ieoen las bsridrieb. beioibiete bios
Elm gruftbeiI oer 2eue Elm stbfibrmiiiel. Sn
babe aber our1 Grfabruna gef,noen, onb ab'
fiibrIuitteI imner mebr unb mebr oebraudi tpsr'
ben miicn.
Hns crininalsperuno crtbieIt fein nbfhbrer'
ers Clement Id pflegie bas ahfiibrenoe Wadna'
lin ,u perictrebeH fir ben G0u, haB etn Aof
fibrmittel benotiigt fpuroe. defer umiinHb mo-
fbiote ben Qatienten, 6tpsi 5IaideH WseoiatH
finit ciner au ioufen
gIs @eritopfuna 1nebr aQeemetu tpurbe, s'if'
fhIob ido MID benz 9eruna etnen obfabrenoeH
geitanbtbeiI beisuiiieen GaS oIte Vernna
tta.tnrsno) III obne abflbrenbem ge'sanefoea-
Ins biefem @runse oieben Gtnise oas alfe Ve'
riina nor, tpieoer atbere sebeu bem nsueH 9e'
rufia ben Bor3ue.
Sas nene 8eruna III fur Genie, foelVe W.
etfpa5 aatarrb Ieiben uno aud eiH aofnetmll1es
bcn0ibieeH. Gs iptrS pertauft In alisH apo'
tbcfen
Gas aIie 9er,irn (aafarsno) TIT ihr iol1e
peutc ipeIbe an etiuoS ssniarrb Ieioen, obsr leli
elbfiltruiitteI benotbieen.
Gieenieen, mel6e nas alte geruna 5u erbai
ten nhrfden, fcuten an Abe aastarsI,o o., 20
Inrrbus, g., fir fpeitere GiHseIbeiten fb tpen
ben