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ihlug jeboh in Elm Jenitsr inn britter
Stodnert oes 6olbrod'fhen Shniti
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baIo bic peibe beporSngte. Tie gelbe
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Gin TsntmalfiirR besz
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Denn ou6 friikr i6on Der 0.ban.c
aafetidudf mar, Die GrinntruHs OF
Robespierre biuh Elm 9entml. 5u
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The Washington herald., 1913-06-22
TILLMANS FIGHT AGAINST DEATH

the knees drawn up. then throw the
knees apart as far as they can be car
ried. repeating twenty times.
% Throw first one foot and then the
other toward the headboard, keeping the
knee joints as straight as you can.
Il. While still lying on the back, kick
out with both feet as wide apart as you
can and do the kicking with emphasis.
so as to strain the muscles of the calf
and soles of the feet Elevate both feet
at once toward the headboard and then
the spine as much as possible by using
the abdominal muscles to pull up the
lower extremities three times. II the
hands are placed under the small part
OF the back and the arms are used as a
lever to help elevate the legs and feet
II is very much more effective. If in an
iron bed this can be facilitated by grasp
ing the railing above the head with the
hands and pulling up the legs and feet
by the use of the muscles OF the back
and belly This is very fine for reduc-
ing the paunch. as 1t substitutes muscle
for fat and hardens the abdomen.
IS. Fasten the feet under something
and pull the trunk up to sitting pos
ture. drop back and repeat four or five
times. This Is very straining at first
and one ought to go about 1t cautiously
until the muscles have become accus-
toned to the strain.
&C. Throw the had back with the feet
on the bed and lift the body clear so
that the shoulders do not touch. Re-
peat two or three times. This Is enough
In bed in the morning.
"1. Take a cold bath and rub down
briskly, unless you do not like cold
water or have not the facilities to do
it. Put on underwear and take light
pair of dumbbells Csh pounds), to exer-
else the other muscles which have not
yet been used.
49, While standing fatfooted throw
the arms down by the thighs backward.
Straighten UP and repeat ten times Con-
tinue In the same motion, bend the trunk
forward as nearly horizontal as you can
maintain it and let the arms swing as
near the floor as they can 60. This
limbers up the muscles Of the back.
%. Now keeping the knees stin. try
to punch the big toe of each foot with
both fists. Repeat five or six times.
TO- Using the dumbbelis pass them to
the right and left. one arm goirG BY
The Washington herald., 1913-06-22

cles Of the shoulder and arms producing
circulation of the blood
IA Any time you feel the need of ii
and think of IL straighten up. elevating
the hands above the head, then bend for
ward and try to touch the floor with the
tips of the fingers, the knees being held
stiff. By repeating this Strengthening up
and bending can usually go TO the floor
the third or fourth time. At first could
, hardly go lower than my knees and then
the muscles OF my back felt as though
would wrench them apart
Us. Catch hold of the bed or chair
and squat as low as you can and then
straighten up six or eight times II you
have hold of the bed so that you can
bend backward as far as possible each
time you Squat and straighten up 1t will
assist you in loosening the vertebrae and
bending the spine backward throughout
its length. This is an excellent thing to
do, as it relieves the nerves from the
pressure of the vertebrate 1t Is the use
of this exercise which enables me TO
mount my horse, although am SO weak
otherwise
After detailing these exercises the Sem
ator went a little further and discussed
their effect. He said:
IT practice these motions morning and
night, before dressing and after undress-
ing 1t takes about ten minutes, not in
Guiding the bath. I feel a very marked
difference in my strength as well as
otherwise.
ct have found that deep breathing adds
very much to my strength. It has facili-
tated my return to health as far as I
have climbed back:
First by compression of the dis-
phragm drive all the breath out OF the
body that you can. This Is what the
doctors call dead or residual air. and II
remains in the lungs unless they are
compressed. After you have exhaled all
you can. then hold the lips together and
iDhale to the limit. This is the best
thing / have ever discovered for insom-
mia, as almost before you know 1t while
counting the inhalations. you are asleep.
never remember having done this more
than ten minutes without going to
sleep.
Another aid to my restoration to
health has been hot water. drink all
the water 1 can. and as hot as I can
bear IL; and when I think have taken
enough I drink some more, and still
some more. The average stomach has
become accustomed to cold water and
will reject the hot at first, unless II Is
very hot. After drinking IL persistently
it becomes very acceptable to the stom-
ach and no nausea results.
II owe my restoration to the health I
now have to four things: careful diet.
drinking hot water. deep breathing. and
physical culture exercises ] have cut,
Anedr
The Washington herald., 1913-06-22

wasn't. n torrential rain kept me al
Gen. Rabrs headquarters that night. He
was dark mixture OF negro, Indian, ano
Spaniard.
~ understand he said. the feeling
Of Americans on the race question, and
you are TO sleep with one OF my gen.
erals, instead OF IN my own tent 1 was
picked up the next morning by a boat
from the Suwanee. and. accompanied by
Capt Delehanty, reported 10 Admiral
Sampson.
About that time a plan came into Ad-
miral SIMPSONS head which until now
has never been made pubic. He INTENDED
to have the Suwanee and other gunboats
countermine the entrance 10 santiago
Harbor; that is, go in. drop mines over
board. and explode those placed there
by the Spanish. Torpedo boats were to
rush after the gunboats and attack Ger
vera's ships and sink them The enter
prise, Of course. was to be carried out
at night. 1t would have been hell on the
gunboats. but it was a daring and attrac-
tive proposition. Before the plan could
be carried out. however, II was neces-
sary to have the exact location or each
of the Spanish ships at anchor.
Blue Returns to Santiago.
Sampson inquired II 1 could map the
ships from memory. when 1 toid MIN
L couldn't, he asked me II 1 would re-
turn to Santiago and perform that duty.
L replied that l would be delighted to
obey such an order. My second ex-
petition began on June -. Instead or
RabI, / found Gen. Garcia in command
of the Cuban insurgents. He said our
old trail was now occupied by the Span
ish all the way to Santiago. Lower
down the coast there was another road.
but In his opinion 1t couldn't be Travelled
in safety.
Col. Mario G. Menocal, now President
of Cuba, who was Garcia's chief of stan,
gave me a mule. however, and also
guide to conduct me along the road and
to the headquarters of Col. Cebreco-
brother of Gen. Cebreco-close to the
Spanish front. / carried a letter from
Rabi requesting Cebreco to lend me all
the assistance possible. On arriving at
Cebreco's headquarters about midnight.
found him in a bad humor. He re-
fused at first to obey Rabfs order, say
ing that my enterprise, in his judgment,
was wholly impracticable. There was a
bottle of whisky in my haversack. Two
water glasses of that elixir administered
in the course of an hour changed the
coloners temper. but not his opinion.
He put his arms around me when I
started away and hoped he would see
me again some day, though he was sure
he wouldn't have that pleasure.
II was accompanied by a sergeant and
six scouts, though one scout. I told the
colonel. was all / wanted. We Travelled
The Washington herald., 1913-06-22
South Carolina Senator,
Stricken with Paralysis
Three Years Ago, Has Won
Back Strength by Simple
but Strenuous Exercise.
System Explained.

Physical culture is classed by many
people as a lad.
With Senator Benjamin R. Tillman of
South Carolina it has been a necessity.
When he was stricken with paralysis
three years ago. it was believed that he
was fated to die in very short time.
Hope for his surviving the stroke was
practically abandoned.
But the Senator refused to yield. The
same grim determination that marked his
long political career led him to make an
other fight. And he won again, as he
had won so many times when the odds
against him were not SO great. He won.
too, by a system of exercise that is as
tonishingly simple, yet wonderfully effect
i've. Moreover, he has gained thirty
pounds-not ordinary fat, mind you, but
thirty pounds of good. hard muscle.
He Is back in Washington doing BUSH
ness at the old stand. He Is chairman
of a powerful Senate committee. He car
walk ten miles a day and do hard work.
All this has been made possible through
combination of will power and well
planned exercises.
System for Getting Well.
II didn't mean to let paralysis kill me. "
says the Senator. II proposed to get well
and stay here a few years longer. 1
did both by a simple plan of physical
culture, and here is my system:
Il Before getting up in the morning.
take the head or the pillow and stretch
out straight. Begin by kicking back
ward with first one foot and then the
other. fifteen times each. During this and
other movements, where counting is re-
CURED, draw in the breath to the limit
and hold 1t while the movement is on,
from ten to fifteen times.
= Put the heels upon the bed with
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I
| in the darkness. Now and then We heard
the Spaniards, but We kept on and or
and were not captured. By and by the
sun sailed out OF the East and boiled
down on US with awful intensity.
,,
ny
Il was hungry and exhausted and
presently fell 10 the ground from heat
prostration. We had just passed through
the Spanish lines The sergeant drag
ged me by the arms into a field and
put a piece of sugar cane into my mouth.
The Juice revived me and we kept on.
At last we approached the hills surround
ing Santiago harbor. Intrenchments
were in front of US. We crept through
the grass on our hands and knees, I'M
seen and unchalienged, crossing a crook
ed road three times and passing between
the ends of two lines of earthworks.
so We reached the hills had brought
along a chart OF the harbor. 1t gave the
depth of the water at various places I
knew the displacement and draft of each
Spanish ship and was enabled to locate
accurately every cruiser and each tor
pedo boat
"Our return was filled with excitement
We hid from and sidestepped the enemy
all afternoon. / had eaten nothing all
day, nor had / found any water Just
after shutdown dropped in my tracks.
couldn't have taken another step. The
scouts went on and left me behind.
Earlier in the day, realizing i was
growing weak. / wrote a note 10 Capt
Delehanty. l gave the note and the chart
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the belly while the other is extended as
high above the head as possible. and as
one goes down elevate the other. This
will lubricate and loosen the joints of
the shoulders.
IL. Throw both arms behind the back
SO as 70 bring both hands as near to-
gether as possible with the dumbbells
clinched hard. Try this ten times.
IL Still holding the dumbbells, throw
one to the rear and the other to the front