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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-19
The End Of the World.

Although our earth cannot In any
vital sense last longer than the sun. Il
may last less long for intrinsic cause
Life is dependent not only on the sun
but on the presence of mir. When this
air departs life will depart too. Now
the earths air Is going slowly, but
surely. evaporating into space. II II
all goes before the sun becomes ex
tinct the earth's surface life will
lapse while the sun still shines. Both
processes--the evaporation Of the air
and the cooling Of the sun-will re.
quire long eras Of time. but the second
process will be much the slower Of the
two So we may expect the last In
habitants of the earth to die of lack
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-19

ney Pills, the remedy that has helped
so many of your friends and neigh
bors. Follow this Bryan citizens ad-
vice and give Doan's chance to do
the same for you.
j.. H. Wyant, E. Caldwell ST., Bryan,
Texas, says: 81 consider Doan's Kid
ney Pills, procured at James drug
store, a valuable remedy. They have
been used in my family for kidney
complaint and have given relief. l do
not hesitate to recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-19
HEARD IN BRYAN.
Bad Backs Made Strong-Kidney Ills
Corrected.

All over Bryan you heart it. D6an's
Kidney Pills are keeping up the coed
work, curing weak kidneys, driving
away backache, correcting urinary ills.
Bryan people are telling about it--tell.
ing Of bad backs made sound again.
You can believe the testimony of your
own townspeople. They tell it for the
benefit of you who are suffering. II
your back ahces, If you feel lame, sore
and miserable, IL the kidneys act too
frequently, or passages are painful
scanty and off color, use Doan's Kid.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-19
Women Street Cleaners.

Many women in Munich support
themselves by street sweeping. Most
of the recruits of this army come from
the country. strapping daughters Of
small farmers or laborers, and the task
is a coveted one to those stout and
wholesome young women, so that there
is always a waiting list. They dress
in kind of uniform-Tyrolese hat Of
green, with feather at one side, blue
petticoat red jacket and neckerchief
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-19

Cut Flowers-Beauties, $500 I'd
$500; White and Pink Roses, $500;
Red, White and Pink Carnations,
5000; Narcissus, $1.0O per dozen; Pink
and White Sweet Peas, $500 per 100.
Phone direct. Scott Floral Co., Nava-
sofa, Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-19
As She FIGURES IL.

As She Figures IT.
"This is the first time | have seen
your wife in ten years"
"YesT
Eyes. She is considerably changed"
"Well, you must consider that she is
a year older than she was ten years
o."-Houston Post.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-19
His Delightful Bull.

An Irish editor in speaking of Ire.
land and her woes said:
'Her cup Of misery has been for
ages overlooking and is not yet full"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-19
The Other Way.

Inc Other way,
''What on earth's the matter? Cut
yourself while shaving?'
moo. should say that I shaved
myself while cutting"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-19
INSURE WITH
Southwestern

Life Insurance Co., Dallas, Texas.
s1.359.454 Admitted Assets December 81. 1870 With
ST. 0O59O7 being In excess OF the legal reserve de.
posted with the Commissioner of Insurance.
JOE B. REED
will explain different kinds Of policies so you will
understand. Life or Accident Insurance-leve or
temporary payments to suit convenience and pocket
Guaranteed or Assessment Insurance. Do not give
your Insurance to stranger who has no interest 10
you. only for money he can make on first premium.
At Office to 10 a. m
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28

9Dbtli@er Mmsgans.
Charles SagebDrn srliegt Der linn BON
einem SrennOe beisebrahten
Sd)ukwunoe.

Der 81 Sabre aI.e ghuhmafel
gbarles Saseooru, tpeIter nit Istns,
Srau uno brsi Ginbern ylo. s2a
@aoe StraBs pobnte, srlos frab &C.
ittrn Woraen i'm itdotiiteu So'pita
Der Shubpunbs, bic ibm, ME bsri4
te., am Sonntae Rahmittas in Wm
9iffprb's WirtbItai!, Ro. 223 Wst
12. Strab,. DON oem pripatpdtts'
Der armIeber Co., ppn IL. uno glur
Gtrobs, Games SurrsIbrint, beige
bra6t porbsn mar. poii3ei uno eoro,
usr iinb nit elmer unter'uhuns be
itGftigt, obsI.i5 ale llmitdnbe oarauI
binsubeutsn iaeinen, bab ss ii6 IN
einsn unfall bonbelt.
6urrelbrin., tpel6sr fofort mad bel
S6iebersi perbnftet purot. ihsiHi
iiber ben Too T.ints Jreunbes untroii
lid gu Isin. Gr ertIdrts, ouB sr uni
Soaeoorn dls Ranbarstinbsr 5uinm'
men Gufs.padisu rno fats gut'
Srsunos fparsu. 6dgeoorn fsi an
Gonntag Rdtmittos gu ibm sstcm'
men uno babe i'm 5u sinem Dlus Bitl
eins.lab.n. gle feisn in bic Wirth
itaft bes Dm. Gifforo s.sunssn uni
mebrsre .Trints- esbobt. aIs feir
8reunb ibm ben RepolDer, ben er ali
gripdtpd6tsr ;u trasen pflssts, in
Sterse aus Der 5ifitafde sssoesr
babe. Gr babe ibm bic Waffe sn.riHen
unb 5aseoorn tube ibm 5ustrufen
yDebbal6 ftiebt Du bsnn nidi2@ Jr
bemi.lben augsnbIid hnb. iin o;I
Dafie .ntlaben unp Saseoorn Eel
burt ben untsrleib seInoFen, betpubi
los suiommsngsbrohen. gs babe tel
nerlei strsi. spilfen ibnen ftattssfun
ben uub sr babe oun3 sepiB nifi BIZ
abiiat ssbab!. feinsn Jrsanb su f6is
BEN.
5aetoorn fam Dor 'einem lobe aii'
ture 3eit gum @epubtfsin surud
par isbo6 niHt pernebmunssfdbis
Die on ibn seridiete SJraee. ob er si'
nsn Streit nit 6urrsIbrin. ssbobt
babe, kanttportste er pernsinsnb. Mu'
bic syrag< ob e. uno 6urre!brin'
Grsunbe sstpei.n feisn. dntportste .,
NIT fliiiisrnb,r Gimme "a. DorduI
er ipieberum bas gepubtiein perIol
unb biz 5u feinem 3oos in bisiem gu
f.ane perblieb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28

Der bic ge5hGfte lGbmenben 9gdnit ents
itanben iinb, iperben bnlb poriiber fein.
Naturgemdb miiien neue ltnternebs
mungen ins 2eben serufen iperben,
ipenn oas 2anb poripdrts tpmmen iolI
uno bas tann nidt seideben, tpsnn
pie bisber bic fliiFisen GeIomittsl
Der Station bon Observation-Disclosures
oufsebrauht Deroen.
DAB bic rspublitaniihen 0iibrer
iiber biefe sfpei 70 iiberaus tpihtigen
| IngeIesenbeitsu 10 penis ober fait
nthts 5u iueen bdben, perurtbetlt fie
iest fhon in ben ausen beg 9pIses.
Diefe Deri1umnib fann bic republic
toniIhe partsi jsoob nieoer gut mas
den, inbem iis in ibrer pIntform iih
fir cine fhlsunise Repiiipn bss 1as
riffs uub Der 5ffentlinen Jinansen
ertldrt. 9but re bas nihi, bann Bee
iieeelt iie ibr 0eroerben.
Die einsise Soffnuna ipeIfe bic
republitaniIhe partei begsn mag.
tonnte borin bsitsben, bnb Die Demo-
traten iih ebenFaas ouf pbruiens
orefherei beidrdnten unb eleihfaas
ben 1arif unb Die 5inan5en ols ne.
benfddlih betonbelu. 9as Diro
absr, iofpeit ss ben 1orif betrifft, bes
ftimmt nidt ssfbeben. Die Dsmotras
ten paren INNER 8fiirporter zines
mdbisen 9arifs unb mubten nit
BIiRbbeit sei6lu9en fsin, bic mir nihs
fir moslih baItsu, ipenn lie ben jsbis
gen Woment, rpo bas Bolt formlih
mad mdbistren 30len fhreit, nitt be-
niiBen. um ihr.r 9arifprin3ipien unb
ihrsr partsi gum Siege gu perbelftn.
Wenn bic repubIituniiheu Iiihrer bic
bsmotrutiIhe Qartsi ols nsbenfddlih
bstrahten unb sIauben, bos Bolt
nit leeren Reb,rsdrtsn abfptiien 5u
t0nnen, perben lie i'm Ropeulber zines
geFeren bel.brt psrbsn. Di. Repus
blitanst miiifsn ibr gefies In gesus
auT 5arif uub Ginan3sn bieteu, penn
lie burhbringen noler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28
observation-disclosures.

iBeier goais, 90, 5i4 H. front Ctr.
l5iuie Greetbaum, 25, $40 W. .Jront.
lauguit 6. greiteI. 80, Roa Hoab.
labo SaG, 10, Roa Nonb.
(Sarrp 6. @ootpin, %, 2odlano, 6.
l2ilIian 10. 9oolpin, 20, 2odlunb, 8.
jGlarcnce Warflnn. 81. i2i C.5roni.
laoeIla adams, 81, CO. groobtpap.
J1onp Dliaio, 90. sii6monb, Snb.
(Soiie Warino, is. 30S @. @ater.
Jssdtale aepace, 81, 222g aoone CTR.
langelam Gotroneo, 81, 1929 Boone.
)GburIes o. Geigle, q, 264s Ten.
I mis- Ctr.
lSoa earning. "a. sol wsilton CTR.
l2ouis G. sample, 81. aouispiIIe. .slp.
jGnrrie Seile, 10, 242 Sprins
I groue aDe.
jDm. o. gsratt, 90. grootIpn. 81. q.
lGSitb Cyan. 21, 1925 Cbierpntcrp
Ncoo.
|lranl I. Seioier, %. 1920 @ooS.
ii6e Hlnee.
lWapme e. ReioeI. 25, % W. Me.
mlillan Ctr.
jGbas. samisan, 32, Gopington.ap.
lSnoie Steipart. 90, 63i W. 4. Ctr.
(9fapmOno ~. @iImer. "a, 81. 1bo.
/ mas, slp.
laliee Burns, %. 44s g,ionees Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28
2ie lrasen bes Wablfampfs,

5n bem perfOnliden Geadnf Der Be-
perber um bic praiibent1haft iinb bic
SntereHsn bes goltes sdnali6 auber
Qusen gsloHen tporben. Sdtten bisfs
Die gebiibrenbe 8eriifii9tisune gefun>
ben, 10 ipdre es ntht su ben peinlifen
Seenen getommen, tpelte bic Ser.
Stuaten Dor bem Muslonbe bistrebi,
tirt bdben. Qnitatt auf bic perf0us
lideu 4nsriffe RoTepelts gu ants
porten, piirbe Iaft ieinen Bobl.
tdmpf bebeutenb iDiirbepoller unb elm,
orudspoller sefiibrt baben, bate er
oem 9oIte Iein programm fir biz
nd6fte 4bminiitrntion unierbreitet.
Sn folhem JulIe bate .r fih niht nit
Roofepelt in bic irauriae RplIe zines
Sdimpfbolbes gefbeilt. 8esbe. fotpohl
Saft iDie RoojeDelt finb i'm Jrrtbum,
.iDenn iie sIaubeR. bob mit Der ROmis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28
griuatparf fir Sdj,pinbsadtise.

Da bic pdrtfommiHdrs infolse Der
prOteits eesipungtn iinb. Der anti
1ubereu!ofis aied bic 8enusung pon
0ffentIiten parss fur cine WaloInulf
fir bluturme Rinber unb elm Dan
Camp fir Shninbf fiihtise su pertDei.
germ, iit cine 8etpesuHg i'm 0nnge. sir
nsn pribatpart fiir bieisn 3ped su n.
dern: On Der Spite Der Benesuns
itehen Si. purs HommiH6re 6. u.
ault. Georse pu6tn unb Jrpin
arobn, Der 6ie trfe Nnrssnns bisr3u
CAB, uHb cine An5ubl besnnnte Des
fddftslsute. Die Angelegsnbeii b.fiRs
bet fih jest in ben 6dnben bes Gu-
perintsHbentsn g. 9. Wbitrop BON
Der Unit zubereulofis aieo unb
.Gsfunobeitsbedmten Tr. petsrB,
ipelher bieielb< ben 9ruifses In Der
na6itsn SiBung unitrbreitxn perbsn.
6err Wbitroip lit bsr Anfiht, bob 8
Don 10 0sripn<a SRyirt Uerben TIN
men.
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GterblitbfeitSberiMt.

SoIepbine Moors, 70, 3460 Eno.t
apsnus; 2uftr0brenibpinbfutt.
gDm. 8. esglsfson. So, GIncInoii
Soipital; 2sberperbGrtuns.
Carl 8. aboms, 20, 1922 WOo,s
Sirabe; 4ussehruns.
5iloa S6uli.. 16, ct. Warps 5ps
fpital; 9eidrpiire.
JoIepb 6annan. 81, Stdotii6es
6oipital; 2.berDerbdrtuns.
Morris Goten, "a, gu6srtulcfs 5o-
fpitol; aungtnbluteH.
Wiuiom Bead IT,. Suqrei' in
Snipebs.
Suian gladmors. 65, 511a 90. Z.
Qpenue; auftrDbrensntsiinbuns.
amn Mpnfor.. 81, APO I'D. 7. ap..;
RierenentsiiHoung.
qrhibalo :. 0eripin, IL. 1925
5adfon S.robe; Giisrbuitsn.
gli3a 4nn Rplpe, SO. 234 WeGors
Iano Sirabs; G6lasanfal.
RuboIpb 4lbrs6t, 81. ausrbrunJ.
Charles Gfpp. 56. 231 eaiprsnes
Strabs; Geberleiben.
Ruth u. Waro. 90, 937 5cpsins
Strabe; Gehirnbluttn.
annu gli3absth Glors, "a. $40 q.
peurI Strabe; Wasen.rsbs.
Jrsbsrif Rsui.pob!er, rs, $40
gropn Strabe; Ssptieaemia.
Marearst Goffal. 65. ct. Warps
5oipiial; Ri.rsnieibsn.
elmer 9. grapforb, 46. 1885 gu
luiaris 4penu.; G.birnihlas.
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Ud6ereien
SOuen In 3mfnnft am Sonatas ge.
ldIefeH bleiben.

Gina Elm Dutenb gsrtreter Der
arDbien 8ddsreifn iprnnen seffer,
Rahmiiiog beim 4iirgermeiiier CUNT
Dor unp erfnntsn ihn. bic poHiruns
elmer Orbinans gu befiirporien, psldt
bos Baden unb ben Wertouf bon
Hrobpo1ren am Sonnins perbieist.
bamit lire MneeitelIten ON Gonntas
fret tobtn. Gie sriidrten, bob nis
Wlebrsnbl Der 1ddtrmeifier NIT Der
Croinans eiHpsritonbtn lei unb nur
einise ileine Bidder sestn bieitlbe iinb.
Die Grbinnn3 purbe bem Gtaot-
anpalt iib<rssben, Der lis dmsnbirsn
unb bunn BEN Gtabtrath iibergsben
irirh.
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Gu. Eret. ct. 4anlas. tsemeiabe.
(pnitor M,l penens.)

am Wittlpod Ro6mit.as Bat kr
erauens unb Jungfrausn.Nt fsins
rnonutlife WerfommIuns. BesinH 2
ubr Qnhmittdgs. Jm 4nfn.nb hornn
fino<i Elm Aoffxfrdnanen fots. rel4ss
BON ben folgeHoen Dumen fsrpiEt ipsrs
ben pirb: Sable Ndbe. 6snriettu
S6itrmsier. auifd Gioibfang. gafha.
rina Gunberbuien. 4nna Gismtr.
euifu Gdpeinefubb Rofa GMotis,,
Carrie Ssesntr, Rssinn Gdnbmann,
anHo Gtratemeier. Mnsbalena Gtrob.
bad, Gam. Gismtr. emma Gtein.
lamp. Amalia GMnsninoer, Quifa
aormoshlt unb Qi35i< zDrmotfIs Cine
berlii4e QiHIobunp erosW an oIIe Nsis.
.slsshss nHh frsunls
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g Gabenerfats SAL.

Gas. Dapis. Jnbdbtr Der sJirmd
Games Dapis e Co., Gabritnnien BON
1npti<n ufn.. In GbirogO. ftrengte ges
tern eiue G9dbenkrfottl0ge iiber
SO. 900 seoen BE Geo. ~ Ne@lptn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28
Wermiht.

poliosi9ef Gopelon erbitlt eefisrn
sin S6rtit<n bon feinsm RQIltsen in
Gargo. N. D., In iDslhsm biefsr i'm
trfu4t. Qo1forf4unseH nah Artbur
M. Hnisht, eintm 1neefebenen bortigen
Otfhdftsmann. an5uIielltn. tDslher
BON GorgO nah gltiu Uori nbgtreiit
mar. I'm sinen poiten Characterization
~ pfrtaufeu. itbo9 In Rem Dort biss
5ss mat etnoftrefkH ID.
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Saie.DaH.

en- benz eserissn erfttn GpitIt stnsf
Gsrie BON fiinf GpieIsn stpiihsu un'
feren ,Rebs~ unb ben rGubs4 In 0bts
eaeo funairten Jrommt unb Weasdn
oIs uniere Bdttsrie gesen Reulbdh nne
Reebbam fir bic Gegner. in osm
aampfe 3sisten fid bic ~RsSs" als
idmmerIih i'm ansriff, unb iparen ite
aud in Der 9ertbeioigung nihts lpss
niger ala fart. Sie mddten 3 1reffer
aeaen 8 unc butten 2 5ebler geeen f<b'
lerfreies Spisl auf benz aerbbol5. uns
f.re Sunsens iiben einfdh nod INNER
i'm SIump, iino ihsint futnig Nuss
DIT auf boIbige Aenbsrune gum peis
ieren porbanben 5u iein. Bsiher,
SoblibeH uno phelaH tporen bit siRs
aioen ,,Rsbs" NIT ie einem Irtffsr.
Syrcmme ianbte 5 euftfdhler 5ur 8dnf
9saen 2 unb psrihentts teinsn Ureipob
aeosn 2 ieiner 0eaner. Infer briuons
ter gaienhiiter gbeiun mohk einsH
6eimlauftrsffsr, ala bic gaien unbss
febt nareH. alem uno guih fpnrsn eie
Sdieosrihter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28

oaB bic Republitaner benz 9ruit su=
Iisbe bic 3ader3Due niht abf9affen
po[len. Das Bolt lit niht 10 bumm,
fpie bic bsmotratifhen 5iihrer es ball
ten. @enn iie beHeu llnteritiiBuns
erIansen molten, miiFen iie Die 3arifs
repifion e6rIt6 betreiben uno bIrfen
tie ni6t nit RidTidt auf bic bepors
itebenben WabIeu ,poIttit ipielen".
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-27
Providing Exit for the Turk

There good dead Indians said General
Custer n the Wyoming hills
are good but dead Turks seems to be the
of the Bulgarans they hold Turkey peace
in upon
naming Moslem defenses Tchatalja,
The Bulgarians retaaed barbarites upon the
Turk Under unparalleled they preserved
honor Christian civilization their prisoners humaney
and rened from vengeance upon the families
But the Balkan allies enemy-and knowing the
Turk they him neither in peace
granted give Turkish army opportunity to strength
Notifications demoraized soldiers for
renewal of the battle
No artful peace proposed by
sidered with the Turk
stern diplomacy the Bulgarian army fight
finish without compromise delay policy
the Balkan armies Constannope Adranople
other spectacle would sufficiently emphasize the Turk
and make his recuperation impossible
No other spectacle would lay such logical obligation upon
powers Europe grant Balkans wonder
full victory and the apprehension of future Turkish aoc
ties by dsbndng dividing the Turkish empire in Europe
Surely the nations have had such ghtfu object
of Turkish savagery this has afforded While the allies
been defeating the Turks field the destroy
ing themselves in the diplomatic world
Even Europe with atrophed conscience Turkish
bruaes has been shocked into ensby rerbuton by
Turkish aftermath of battle Fortytwo villages non-combatan
sacked and burned single day
Men and women left frozen roads with their eyes gouged
feet and hands cut off to die by horrible inches
has to the limit Even the selfish and
rtora greed revolt against the brutal boodppng savage who
has been permitted centuries page murder in Europe And
the edet have framed itself into English and
French and German diplomacy that permitted to
work their will with the Turk
And the will of the allies for should be back to Asia
Providence and their victorious army opened this waN
for the vndcaon of civilization the promise future gen
erations
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-27
Atlanta's Wealth and Water

The municipality of can longer is
a pauper.
The statement of Comptroller Goldsmith city has
borrowing capacity of than $5OOOOOO above its present
debt has eliminated that lame and tmedishonored
1t has smohered the reaconaries and sandpatters who
have blocked development of greater city with their walls
of poverty
1t that Atlanta begin prepare Itself for pop
ulation of half million
With a borrowing capacity million and
debt of only five and half Million the city put in the
light of with half his gold buried be of
to any
But has found, and it will have
dug up.
business administration that will engineer new bond is
and with clear idea ofhe present needs of At
anta imagination of her good
all dogs of the supposedly empty treasury
did.
Sensible economy blessing but parsimony
An excellent proof of this has been furnished by the
Within thirty feet of the coagulating basins of the
works four open vaults and a pig pen.
Nothing except ditch prevents the drainage from flowing
into the that you eventually drink.
Daily show that the has been ded but the
board members says eventually it will be-
Their remedyand they say that under the existing health
ordinances there ohers buy the strip of land which
these and the which they belong stand
very few thousand dollars would make the purchase and
of the board point that the would only
saguarded the city acquire piece property
that may be necessary for expansion years
Without taking consideration funds the city
the future the premium the bonds provides
an ample for the purchase
bond commission has been impressed with pan
because of water pipes to be laid.
There lies the trouble What will it profit city there is
running through dozen pipes every street. if that
is deiled and germ ladenF
Atantas fine of her greatest And it
must be protected
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-27
Stimulating Effect.

In the article to which I refer YOU
will find many strange suggestions
based upon accomplished facts as
to what may ultimately be done
even with the bodies Of the dead.
One thing almost mystical in its
suggestiyeness is the stimulating
effect upon the mental powers pro-
duced by the Transportation of a
piece of thyroid gland from the
neck of young woman to the body
of another who was mentally de-
fective. The intelligence Of the lat
ter Immediately took a lean IN
ward! Apparently the surgeons
are touching upon secrets that ma
ture is not unwilling to have dis
covered.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-27
BY GARRETT P. SERvIsS.

lance of a mans life and leave it
untouched and intact!
Sometimes their proceedings look
to the layman as rough and ready
as those of a carpenter. Think of
having your broken bones fastened
together with a siXteen-penny nail
or with a number Of ordinary wire
nails driven in with hammer!
This feat has been performed again
and again. Usually the nails are
taken out after the bones have
grown together, but occasionally a
nail is left in place without harm.
Surgerys Discoveries.
The bones OF lower jaw have
been removed and jaw of silver
put in their place which works as
well as If nature had 'made it.
There are photographs to prove
this if you doubt It.
If the surgeon can not take off
your head and put a better one in
it's place, he can practically make
your skull over If nature has done
a bad job with it. He can even re-
pair the brain itself to certain ex-
tent
Many persons who were regarded
by their acquaintance as moral
degenerates," or who suffered from
paralysis or insanity, have had their
skulls opened up and distractions
removed with the result of making
them sane. clear-headed and
healthy. Like professional tanners
who know how to deal with a vi
cious horse, modern surgeons have
less and less fear Of the brain and
the heart the more they handle
them. The life-principle will not
kick up its heels and run away If it
feels the hand of a master aiding it
to throw off the incubus that has
interfered with its proper func-
lions. on the contrary, like the lion
with fostering thorn in its paw, it
will lick the hand that boldly, I'M
hesitatingly. relieves 1t.
Thousands of stupid" backward
children have been rendered as
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-27
Surgeons Can Reconstruct Human Body
a few in the evening.

THERE was once a lunatic in
an asylum for the insane
who gravely assured his Wis
itors that he was wearing the head
of King Charles l of England He
didn't like the kings head and
begged everybody to help him find
his own again. Pathetically, he de-
scrlbed how, after the beheading Of
the king somebody seized his (the
madman's) head, gave 1t a twirl,
twisted it off the top Of the YER
tebral column, and then spun
Charles head on like a nut, in its
place
One can not help thinking of this
lunatic's day dream while reading
In The Cosmopolitan for December
a sober, unexaggerated account Of
the marvels that modern surgery
is performing with the human body.
If the men who are now doing
these things in their operating
rooms had lived a few hundred
years ago, and had done them then,
they would probably have been
drawn and quartered, or burned at
the stake as emissaries Of Satan or
practitioners Of the black art,
All That Is Needed.
The surgeons grow holder every
day. and success seems to justify
their apparent recklessness, OF
course, there is nothing really reck-
less about them. Theii proceedings
are guided by the finest results of
the most profound science. They
have found out that the body Of a
man is a machine that can, to a
great extent, be taken apart and
put together again as safely as one
can remove. replace and substitute
the various parts Of an automobile.
All that is needed is a perfect
knowledge of its structure and
hand that can DE trusted TO cut
within thousandth Of an inch.
They can come within that dis