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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11
LEE SENTENCED AGAIN.
Negro Convicted of Murder Must Die
In Electric Chair.
rSnecial n The Times- Disn,tcb

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Williamsburg, Va, February TO-
In Circuit Court here. with Judge d.
6. Tyler presiding. Marion Lee. the
negro convicted several months ago
of the murder OF another negro In
James City County. ut Toano. and
whose case was reviewed by the Court
vas to.dnv arain sentenoca ~ u III T.,
the electric chair on Thursday, March
10. In resentencing Leo. the court told
him that he had been given fair
trial with able counsel for his de-
Tense: that the highest tribunal In the
State had passed upon the verdict OF
the jury, and that the Governor of tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11
Mulllns-Miils.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Freeing. Va, February l0.--Nelson
Mullins. son of Rev Alexander Null
Inns. and Miss Lucretia Mills, daughter
of Richard Mills, were quietly mar
ried at the home OF the brides parents
near here, on Saturday Rev. ID. L.
kindrck of the Primitive Baptist
Church, oGiciat ted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11
Abernethy-CnmIn.

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.I
Lyrchburg. Va. February 10.--A we'd
ding OF much local interest took place
This evening at s o'clock at st. Paurs
Episcopal Church.. when Miss Frances
Eliza Camm, daughter of Mrs. James
Govan Camm, of this city. was married
to Durant Stewart Abernethy, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. Jos-
eph Il: Dunn. rector of the parish The
vested choir OF the church rendered
tho music for the nuptials.
Miss Augusta Camm, a sister OF the
bride. was tho maid OF honor. and Lacy
Moore was best man. The bridesmaids
were Misses Corrine Jones, Annie Lau-
ric Abernethy and Miss jennie Glass.
The groomsmen were Hugh Noell, DR..
Bernard Kyle and j. Meredith Gerow
and Walker Hammer. John James,
George t. Mcdaniel and w. Harrison
Jordan were the ushors.
Tho bride was given away by her
uncle. DR.. John w. billiard.
Tho couple left on an evening train
for Northern trip, and they will be
at homo about March 1 at Charlottes-
VILE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11
Two Reigning Sovereigns, Both
Women, Exchange Liquid
Courtesies.
Courtesies.
NY la s1ARaUIsE DE FoNTENoY.

ny la NARaUIsE DE FoNTENOY.
N/OMES here. especially those In
w tcrested in the movement to
obtain for their sex the same
rights az men. should take note Of tho
state visit paid within the last fort
night BY the young Grand Duchess
OF Luxembourg to the court Of The
Hague, where she was welcomed with
much pomp and ceremony by Queen
Wilhelmine.
Among the features OF the festivities
organized in honor of the fair visitor
from Luxembourg, was grand ban
quet at the royal palace. during the
course OF which Queen Wilhelmine
toasted the grand duchess in 4 French
speech. recalling the times when the
destinies Of Luxembourg were confided
TO the hands Of the Orange dynasty.
The young grand duchess. replying In
the same language. called upon all
present to drink TO the health OF Queen
Wilhelminc and of the Dutch royal
family.
II was the first time within living
memory OF two reigning sovereigns--
10th OF them women. and each a mon
arch In her own right-thus exchang
ing liquid courtcsies of this kind at a
state banquet; and the incident GER
tainly suggests tho reflection that IL
women. and even mere girls, are able
10 exercise the duties OF rulership
over civilized and prosperous nations,
they may surely be trusted TO assume
and fulnl the minor obligations OF or
binary citizenship.
II has been sometimes asserted that
IL all tho thrones OF Europe were oc
cupied. like those of Holland and of
Luxembourg, by women. instead or men.
there would be far less danger OF war.
and but little necessity of those so
terribly expensive ornaments But
history does not sustain this argu-
ment. For the long reign OF Queen
Victoria over Great Britain was signal
!zed by several great wars and innu-
mevable little ones: while tho cam
laigns OF the great Duke OF Marl-
borough all took place when Anne was
queen Regnant OF England Catherine
the Great OF Russia was constantly at
war with her neighbors In the west
and In the south: while Empress Maria
Theresa's reign has always been re-
membered IN connection with the Seven
Years War. Judging By the past,
therefore. the elimination OF the stern
er sex from the role OF sovereign. and
tho substitution In their stead OF wo-
men, would be calculated to impair
rather than to improve the faint pros
poets of universal peace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Lord Reading. the new Lord Chief
Justice of England, might reasonably
be expected to be acquainted with the
law OF tho land. Yet he made curl
Gus mistake the other dag. For. re-
ferrlnS TO himself in a speech at
dinner given by the Maccabcan Society
in London, to celebrate his elevation
TO the bench, he expatiated on the
fact that there is no bar by reason OF
religion or race 10 tho position which
n man may attain In Great Britain: not
even the Lord CHARACTERISTIC"
But the statute book distinctly con-
tains very definite laws barring Roman.
Catholics from tho positions or Lord
High Chancellor OF England and from
the vlccroyalty OF Ireland; and when
an attempt was made some twenty
years ago or so to repeal these laws.
SO as TO render the late Marquis or
Ripon and the late Lord Russell Of
Halloween eligible for tho Lord tiign
Chancellorshlp--the measure was pop
ulariy known MS the Russell and Ripon
relief bill---it was defeated by largo
we In tho House OF Commons. 1t Is,
therefore, mistake to state that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

state had refused to interfere In his
behalf. and that all hope Of his eacapa
from the electric chair was apparently
gone. When asked by tho court X he
had anything to say, he replied in
the negative.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Miss L. Elizabeth Armstrong has re.
turned to Fatmyille, after spending
tho weekend with her parents at ST.
Barton Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

King Alfonso has caused the Issue
of an official denial OF the so widely
printed story to the effect that he pro-
poses to visit tho Argentine Republic.
the communicate declaring that such q
voyage is considered TO be outside Of
fetal possibilities"
That he would have received a most
friendly welcome at Ruenos Aires and
elsewhere In tho Argentine Republic
there is no doubt. Judging by the en-
thusiasm with which his aunt, the In
fanta Isabel. was hailed there when
she visited that country three years
ago His visit might, however, create
some embarrassment of an internation-
al character, In connection with mani
festations of his popularity I'm tho
Latin republics OF America. For q
very pronounced personal sympathy
exists there for the reigninE house of
Spain. particularly among those Cen
trail and South Americans who pride
themselves on their Spanish ancestry.
This sympathy has found expression
In the recent dispatch OF number
OF petitions from Spanards In Mexico,
the Argentine Republic and Chile, to
be allowed to elect representatives to
the Cortes at Madrid; petitions which
King Alfonso's government has boon
Obliged to refuse. as being contrary
TO law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Samuel Lacy has returned to tho city.
after brief visit to NJ. G. Willis, Jr.,
In Fredericksburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Mrs. William j. Lcake and her daugh.
ter, Miss Mary Boirne, arc stopping
at the Hotel Grafton. IN Washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Miss Elizabeth Brander. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Huntly Gordon In Baltimore. Ia return
ing to Richmond next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

air. and Mrs. George II. Gather
smith. who are stopping 1T tho Jcfrer-
son Hotel, viii return TO Baltimore to-
morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Miss Bessie Wilkinson. of Ginter
Park. has gone TO Atlanta. Ca. for a
visit and Will also spend some time
mond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

EcAman. OF Winnipeg. Canada. are
spending few weeks with the Misses
Martin. ut l03 East Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Mrs. Thomas Winston. OF ss. Paul,
Mimi. and her daughter. Mrs. James
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Mrs. w. NJ. Downer has returned &c
her home In Gordonsville. after ! briei
VISIT to this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Mrs? Marshall j. Smith and her son.
Marshall. OF Washington. arc visiting
here, before going to Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Miss Chloe Tyler Cooke, OF Balti-
more, is the guest OF friends in this
city for some time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Former Governor j. Hoge Tyler has
returned to Radford. after visiting rel
atlvcs In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Wcstmoreland Club Meeting.
The thirty seventh annual meeting OF ths
Westmoreland Club Will be held at tho
clubhouse on Monday night. Supper will
be served. usual.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Mrs. w. l. Clark has returned TO the
city, after visit to relatives In Column
bia. s. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. OFT and their
small daughter have returned to Har-
rison burg, after visit to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Y. De Mott, of
Lynchburg, are guests at the Jefferson
Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Eckman. OF Winnipeg. Canada. are
spending few weeks with the Misses
Martin. ut l03 East Grace Street.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Gather
smith. who are stopping Ut tho Jefrcr-
son Hotel. Will return TO Baltimore to-
morrow.
Miss L. Elizabeth Armstrong has re-
turned to Farmyille, after spending.
tho weekend with her parents at $40
barton Avenue.
Mrs. William J. Leake and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Buirne. arc stopping
at the Hotel Grafton. III Washington.
Miss Bessie Wilkinson. of Gintcr
Park. has gone TO Atlanta. Ga. for n
In Florida, before returning TO Rich
mond.
Misc Chloe Tyler Cooke, OF Bal,i-
more, is the guest OF friends In this
city for some time.
Mrs. w. NJ. Downer has returned to
her home In Gordonsville, after brief
VISIT to this city.
Former Governor ]. Hoge Tyler has
returned TO. Radford. after visiting rel
atlvcs In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Y De Mott, of
Lynchburg, are guests at the jefferson
Hotel.
Former Senator and Mrs. George y.
keezell have returned to their home In
liarrisonburg. after q visit to Rich
mond.
Miss Anne Crcnshaw Armstrong. OF
Barton Heights. who was operated on
At the Wills Hospital re-
Gently, has returned 10 her homo much
improved.
p. Cardwcll Taylor. Of this city,
spent the weekend at the home or
Mr. and Mrs W. y. Sprinkel, In Har-
risonburg.
Miss Corric Dudley. of Martinsville,
is the guest of friends In Richmond
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. OFT and their
small daughter have returned to Har-
risonburg, after visit TO Richmond.
Mrs. w, l. Clark has returned TO the
city, after a visit to relatives In Column
bia, s. G.
Mr.. Toy Improving.
Fred Toy. or co.'s Stuart Avenue who was
operated on for appendicitis at Grace Hos-
pitai is improving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Miss Corric Dudley. of Martinsville
is the guest OF friends In Richmond
this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11
BANQUET IN HONOR
OF GRAND DUCHESS

there is no bar by reason of religion
to any Office in Great Britain, mot
even the Lord Chancellorship." There
is nothing. however. on the statute
book to prevent jew from being elc-
waited to tho We olsaclS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

IN anu Out OF Town.
Mrs. Arthur Glasgow and Miss Effie
Branch left yesterday for New York.
from which city the former is sailing
shortly for her home in England.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Former Senator and Mrs. George r.
keezell have returned to their home In
iarrisonburg. after q visit to Rich
nond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

p. Cardwcll Taylor. Of this city,
spent the weekend at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Sprinkel. In Har-
cisonburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

Miss Anne Crenshaw Armstrong, OF
Barton Heights. who was operated on
At the Wills Hospital re-
Gently, has returned 10 her homo much
improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-11

| Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jones will
lesture to her Story Glass this after
noon at o'clock at her residence. c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
9ic Graaara bcil6ar.

Die 9pttpren GcoIo unb alefans
brini bonn Snititut fir Staatsbpgies
ne in Gom bnben auf @runb jobres
LANCER unteriudungen feit9efielt,
bob bic 9elasra burb bic 3erieBung
bes &ieIeliaure entbaltenoen Srtnts
tpaHers be~rborgerufen ipirb u1o
lei6t au ber9iiten iIt.--Sie Peao9ra,
bic nmoiIGnbiI6e Hoie", 1T elm nas
mentli9 in Sberitolien bdufis pors
fommenoer 4usiab, Der BET ben bon
ibm Bethlehem 8erbauungs ltOrnngen,
Nerpenleiben unb ni9t ielten Wabns
finn berporruft. 8isber tpar man
Der gnIidt, ooB Elm auf ben Maiss
pflon5en i6maroBenber pil5 Der grs
reser, un6 bic fiir9terlide &rant9slt
unbeilbar lei. = =
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Uenes aus
Natmr. INN Hptlknnnr.
2lritperGnbernng.

SIN ausemeinen 1T Die Cuff. ie
mebr fis in 8%epssung 1T. befer, uno
ie msbr lie ftasniert, f4ls6ter. Der
Weni9 erseust bic ibm n0tise Be
fpesuag Der Stuff i9pn burd bic
Satigfeit bes @ins unb Iusatmens.
@eiterbin sraeust er cine 9%etpesuns
Der 2uft permDse Der Srtsbeipesung;
inbem er fi9 fortbepeet, ~entfernt er
iid bon ieiner eisenen Qusatmnnss>
lift unb selanst in neue Snftitrps
munger. IuBerbem totnmt nod our
SiIfe bic gisenbepesuns Der Suft.
bic mir Winb nennen. Sn origtz
heller Weiie erldutert Or. Seinri6
pubpr bic Notipenbisteit Der Suit
berdnberuna, inbem er bic auft NIT
elmer Speiie perslei4t. Wte Der
Menfd ni6t itdnbis Dieielbs @psiis
senieben fann, fouDern Ibpe9sluns
n0tig bot, 70 lit es aud nit Der
Cuff. 9arin fol serabe bos Sc
beimnis Der tpunberbaren Wirtun9
Der .2uftpsrdnberuns" liessn. ipenn
mir rsifen, bab alsbann cine sar5
ueuartige 2uft einseatmet ipirb rno
babur6 bic aebensfunttirnen beg
aDrpers auberprbentli4 angerest
tperben. 8ieleidt ipirb bas bpsienti9
orn peiteiten porgeI9rittene Bolt,
bas engli{de, bon ieinen bbsienii9en
Snitintten geleitet, ipenn es bas HetS
fen %gerabe5u als Sport betreibt. Die
RaturpDlter iino FAINT unb 1onbers
panbernbe @Dlfer, lie beriplren llz
tinttip bas 9eiunbbeitsfDroernbs oer
@anberI9aft. Ierate f6iden Die
aranfen ins Bah unb glauben, tpenn
Der Grfols gut TT, immer, bob oas
Bah sebolfen bat, ipabrenb getpobn<
lid bic 2ufiperdnberuns baran idulo
lit unb maH9mal fosar trob bes
9abes @utes gepirtt bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
3nbcn nnb sdSScm Scr SaScr.

Mai6ungen nit taItem MoIier
miihen ii9, 10 fiibrt Elm 5a4gelebrs
ter aus, niat nur auf ii4t6are,
fonbern aud auf aqe &Drperteile ers
Itreden, Bel benen cine permebrte
S9meiBz unb Solgobionberun9 itotts
finbet. Sine einmolige tdgli4e Was
I9ung nit NnKer unb SEIZE g.
niigt, bod 1T es better, iie a6enos
Itott mor9ens bpr5une9men unb friib
nrr tur3 nod5upaI4en. perionen,
bic tpeber taltes DaiIer nod Seize
~bertraeen, tDnnen Dem Wafer ets
tpas 8orar suieBen ober 9eibes 8ais
fer onpenben, Itatt Der gepDbnlifen
Seifsn finb nsutrole pber iiberfettete,
aber feline fart parfiimierten Seifen
at sebrau9en. perIonen, bic iiber@
baupt feline SEIZE bertragen, tOnnen
benz iparmen 8a1er cine bal6e Safe
Wlild Suieben. Wai4ungen allein
bilben feline ausrei9enbe Sauts
pflege. SieIe erforbert aud mebr
als Elm Bab tdglt1. SeDer Dauf]
geIunbe Msni9 folte td9Iid einmal
talt boben, auBerOem cine boaitdns
bige @ai9uns pornebmen. Die Saus
er Der talten Yroaeburen mub tur5
Iein. @iele 2eute 8ieben ii9 bur9
llebertreibungen %lnngtpiertge uto
Idiuere Sauttrantbeiten gu. Dor
tdgli6en fauiparmen 8dbern mub
aeiparnt tperben. Sur sriinoliden
Reinigung geniigt, neben td9liden
8ai9ungen, spetmal in Der Dode
Elm loutparmes 8olbob nit Seifens
poi9ung. Gin beibes Bah lam
morsens erfriIdenO unb pobltdttg
pirten, bod borf es olerbD6tens
penige Minuten bouern. S9niBbde
Der Iinb als @eneralreini9ung is9r
5utrdeIid, cher iie geniigen ole poar
Wo6en einmol; gu rei6li9er 9e'
6ral9 fam iebr unangenebme Sauts
ert3iinbnngen bepirten. get franter
6aut lit bns gnben oft ii6erbaupt
lusgef9lchen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
9as guseusittern Der Serslcnte.

9as aussnaittern Der 8erslsute
aIs 9erufstrantbeit 1T nod ipenis
erforI6t iporben. Obm. Der airta
500 Sale beobo6tete. bat bere4net,
bab i'm 8ersi9 bes 9o9umer anapps
I9oftspereins ungefGbr 1880 8ergs
leuts on 4usenaittern trant limb.
Die Symphonic limb unpiatiirlide
melenfbrmise 3udunsen bes Iuges.
bic %ungefdbr 1S0-200mol in Der
Minute erfolsen. SIN i9limmen
5Guen Hagen bic &ronten beftis
iiber Sanaeu Der 9eii9tsoblette,
SerubiebunS Der Sebtraft, 94lpinbel
unb appfi9mersen. Der l4meras
boTte SonS Der au9en polIaiebt ii4
in ientrs9ten.. ipasredten. i9rdgen.
treisfDrmisen unO ellipienfDrmigen
S9pinsunssri6tungen. Sn eriter
2inie iperben &oblenbauer bon Der
&rontbeit befolen, anbere 8ersleute
piel peniger, au9 bic i9iperiten
6dae linb Der !Seiluns fGbig. 0p9
fam lie in Der Ne9el llur our9 anf'
aobe Der @rubenarbeit ertauft ipers
ben. 3pei Sabre nod 9erlaFen Der
@rube iinb bic &ranten bur9I9nitts
lid geneien. Inter ben Soblreiten
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der mertpirbis
gen &rontbeit halt Ohm bic 4nll4t
fir bic ridtiglte, bob es ilH Bel benz
augenton3 ber 8ergleute nm cine ers
MISUNDERSTANDING seipiher Seile
bes &erngebietes Der Iusenmhstels
nerpen banpelt. 9ieie @ebirnteile
iperben iiberonitrengt burh Die mans
eelbafte 9eleu9tung Der @rrben nno
bic nit Der @rbeit pertniipfte Sebung
bes Bids, bic bas Gu9e ie9r ermiis
bet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Gin 9antebans 1T &om.

(. Die 8emiibunsen, Dante in Rom
Elm piirbiges 0entmal gu ieBen, finb
tisber INNER seideitert. Selbit als
man cine parlamentdriide &ommiia
Iton einiebte, ipslte Dos proiett pprs
bereiten Iolts. tam man gu teinem
grsebnis, Dor alien 9ingen oesfpegen,
neil Ii9 Ser Mlann. auf beTen Stims
me man bamals in Stalien am msi'
item b6rte, Gar0uect, oogesen ere
tldrte, Dab man der gang @eiit se'
nprbenen @eitalt" bes 9i6ters elm
9entmol in Gr3 obsr Stein ieBte.
Settler 1T Der plan nidt mebr aufs
genommen porben, oa9egen 1T es Der
9ruppe Ser Santebsrebrer in Rom
selungen, ibren pdoasosiI6en 8sitres
blneen, ipel9e ii6 an ben Ndmea
Dantes fniipfen un6 in Der Ginri6s
trlng bon 0anteDorleiunsen ouf ben
GeiIt bes Bottles Ginflub getpinnen,
Elm eigenss !9eim gu fdaffen. sic
mietete ouf neun Sabre eiren Raum
in Sem alien, aus benz 81. SABRE
hunOert ftammenben BalaIt oes &c
i6fe9ts anguiGard, Der felt einiger
.3eit reItduriert uno nit ieinem
6aratteriftiI4en friibmitteIalterltden
Surme cine bstonnte 3ieroe Srdite-
bsres lit. Mit Dem neuen Dante Sn-
Ititut, tpel6es ii9 eem florentinii@en
in SrTdnmt6ele unb benen anoerer
italienii9er Staote an9liebert, peroen
cine 8ibliotbet uno elm Dante : Or
6ib perbunbsn Iein, fir bic bereits
3%upen6unsen sema9t purben. Die
Ginpeibung Doll3og tiir5lid pas
qlale @iaori aus SlorenS nit elmer
Deihereoe iiber Dante unb Sctalisn".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Gliraraiide 9nnititade.

lleber 9irursiide &unititiide, pie
mod ppr iuenigen Sabren I'M Seret4
Der llnmDeli1teit selegen bdtten, Bee
ri9ten mebrere Sori9er. Or. grnit
Seger, Berlin, bat, Inn bic 2eitungss
fGbigteit Der betanntli9 BON Prof.
gorrel ansegebenen @rterienabt au
erprpben, nit @rfolg Stide elmer
arterie in cine 9ene beslelben Sic
res perpflanat. Sn~terefanter nod
lit bic 8erpflansuns elmer Niere BON
ibrer notiirli1en Stelle in bic Solss
9eaenb, bic linn beim Suno 9elang.
Gr leitete bic Nierenarterie in bic
SalsI6Iagober, bic Nterenpene in bic
&eblbens unb bra9te bic Riere bas
au, lire Sunftion in 9~eppbnter
@eiIe aus3uiibeu, pbpo9l ct fi9 CUR
@usfibrung Der Operation gestpuns
40 fab, an bic Nierenbene BON elmer
onberen &Drperbene elm Stiid ana
sufliden. Mls 9dbmoterial bel bie@
Ter iiberaus feinsn Qfrbeit benuBte er
MenI6enboar, bas mad ieiner Grz
fnbrrna better balt als eona biinns
Seibe. Sait nod iibertroffen ipirb
bieie grpbortige 2eiftuns bur9 Elm
BON 9rof. &bel, Baltimore, alisges
fiibrtss Experiment, bura has es
qelingt, benz i'm Sr9nniSmlls fret>
Ienben 8lut allerlei geItanbteile 81
entaieben. Mtttels elmer in cine
6auptdrterie gebra9!en @lasrphre
leitete er bos 8Ilt ieines 8eriu6ss
tiers bur6 cine &n3obl bon 3elpios
'inrD6r6en unb fiibrte es bann our9
cine sipeite @losrDbre benz &0rper
pieber au. ga bic 3elloiOinr0brGen
in cine Galsl0iuna eintau6ten, 10
entpideIte ii9 bur9 bas 3eaoibtn
sipii6en benz 8tut rnb iener Sliifs
figfeit mad ben nltbefannten pbpiis
faliI6en @~runbidBen Der 0iffuilion
elm le6bafter @ustaui9 Der 9elDfen
Stoffe. 60 mar es beiipielspeife
idon nad furasr 3eit m1glid, BON
benz Sier eingenommere GalicpGdu@
re in Der @alalDiung nad8uipeiien,
unb prpf. @bel fanb fosar, bab ge'
robe @usf9eibungen bieier art in
Der pon inn sei9offenen rfiinltlts
den Niere" nod i6neller bonItatten
ainaen oIs auf benz natiirliden
@e9e. - @lei9fals in bas dirur<
glide @ebiet fallen lebten @nbes
8erfu6e, bic Or. @bbe, Ien Dort,
iiber bic 8eeinflufung bes 3eCe6ens
hur9 bic mobernen RDnfgens uno
Rabium > Gtrablen onseitellt bat.
Seine Sund9it an 9flan3eniamen
unb 8lumenapiebeln SeIammelten
grfabrungen geben oabtn, bob bic
Strablen ba, no fe aus nd4iter
RGbe pirfer, 5en3erfOrenoen Gins
FLUFF bIben, auf ipettere @ntfernure
gen ober gerobesu bos Da4stum ans
reeen; nur bic tpeiter reidenben
,borten" 8ommaitrablen permo9ten
in bic 6erne nod cine Wirfung auss
suiiben. SO lit lei9t perftdnbli9,
bob bie1e tbeoretiI9en gertltehe qua
fir bic Seilfunoe bon GROCER ges
beutung Tino, bo aerobe Bel Der ims
mer bGufigersn seiibten 8e6anolun9
Der bDsurtigen GeIhtptilite bur9 ets
ne feblerbofte auipenbuns Der Strap
len notiirli6 iebr pieI S9open ans
eeri6tet fperben lam. DAB es aber
= SGle bon 3ungens uno Speiie.
rD6rentrebs bielet9t ousgeI6lpfen
= mittels bes 8aSums gelingt,
&rebseeI9niilite gu beilsn ober minz
beTtens am @eiteripadisn gu Ders
hinbsrn, lit beItati9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Sranf6eitcn Onrd Statfcblcr.

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genIob gu Der Bis Dor turSem nod
allgemein 9iiltisen annabme er9es
ben, baB cine Oollpertise grnGbrung
niat tur bapon ob6dn9t. bab bic
susefiibrte 0abrung aIs Rdbritoffe
Gipsib, &pblebpbrate, Jett, minera,
lifde Berbin6unaen peri4iebener 4rt