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Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
EARLY DEVELOPMENT
 0F HASSAYAMPA STRIKE
One of the Largest Low Grade Gold Ore
 Deposits Known.

An important mining deal which will result in the development of the new strike on the Hassayampa near the Santa Fe railroad bridge, this side of Wickenburg, has been consummated. This discovery was made few weeks ago by James Miller and Joe kom- berec and was described by the Re publican at that time. Through the agency of J. A. Porterie some Bisbee parties have become interested by the payment to Miller and Komberec of s1.OOO in cash. They are to have each 25O.0O0 shares, a million shares to be issued by the company to be formed the Bisbee men to proceed with the de- velopment of the property. Work will be begun within ten days.
 This is a gold property and those who have examined it say that it is one Of the largest low grade deposits known. The ledge more than one hun dred in width has been traced for a distance of more than two and half miles on the west side of the Hassay ampa. Assays taken from different parts of the ledge run from s6 to s7 and even BIO ton. The ledge can be seen from Morristown.
 The presence of gold ore there had been known for many years. When it was first discovered, there were not the same facilities for treating low grade ore that have since been invented and those who knew of the ore there mad no idea of the great volume of 1t, otherwise, even then it would have re- ceived attention.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
ADJUSTMENTS
Columbia's Balcony

The Columbia is directing especial attention to it's balcony of those who are limited in their spending for amusements. Recent improvements and general betterments have popu- larized this section of the cosy play house, and the attendance as result has practically doubled within a very brief period of time.
 Every night, so the management re- ports, the balcony is well represented by ladies and children, and the idea of providing every possible comfort for those who are limited in their spend ing. is proving very acceptable de- parture
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
DRINK AND INDUSTRY

The industrial world is going after the drink demon in desperate earnest. In an eastern city where 1 resided, a railroad center, 4S men were dis charged in one day. They were most ly conductors, firemen, sWitchmen and brakemen All were kodaked in the act of drinking over the bar. In their case there was no redress.
 The United Railways company of St. Louis employs 4,000 motormen and conductors. Recently each of these employees received, when he reported for duty a letter from the company that must have set him to thinking. It read
 If employees of this company choose to frequent saloons. either on or off duty, or attend the races or other gambling places, rooms or resorts, they are exercising q right which can not be denied them, but they cannot remain in the employ of the company
 ROBERT MCCULLOUGH,
 Vice President and General Manager.
 MT McCulloch. in talking to re- porter, said: T know from bitter and long experience that the men who visit men to take care of the women and children who ride on street cars, nor to handle other peoples money"
 The saloon keeper will fight the is sue on the ground of financial loss to municipality and state In our town we have one man in the liquor busi ness who has already issued a circu- lar in which he gives to Kansas a sad and sorry place. Let me recite few facts. After thirty two years of prohi- bition Kansas, Cold Water, bleeding" Kansas can make the following eXhibi ton of facts:
 Bank deposits over s2OOOOO,OO Bank deposits per family, average s600.00.
 Bank deposits per capita average SIS.
 Bank deposits increase in twenty one years 450 per cent
 Value of live stock S255, 900
 Mortgage credits in 1907 owned by Kansas, S13,14S,592.
 Mortgage credits in 1913 owned by Kansas, $67,000,000.
 Total taxable wealth of Kansas 3D. S109 092.
 Wealth, average per family, sS,500.
 Loaned in New York panic in 1907, $50, ,O00, ,O00.
 Illiterates, per cent
 Feeble minded, none in fifty-four counties.
 Insane, none in eighty-seven coun- ties.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
Empress

Again last night the acts at this
 popular vaudeville emporium made
 good.' All three of them scored dis tinctively. The opening act is one of the most novel dancing numbers which has visited the city in many
 months. Little Mizzie Admont is possessed of a beautiful voice which she uses to excellent advantage, and is forced to accept encores on every show. DoWnard X DOWnard have a lit tie nonsense thrown together which | is for laughing purposes only and how well they succeed in their efforts is best judged by the applause which always greets them. The advance notices for the bill next week pro- mises a distinct surprise. It is a regular road show, and is bound to score a decided hit
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
Columbia's Matinee Day Chanoed

For several weeks past the Colum- bia has provided Saturday matinee performances, but the one which would fall on this afternoon has been set back one day, and hereafter the ma tinee will take place on Sunday at the usual hour, 80.
 Many requests were made of the management to make the change from Saturday to Sunday, and to meet this demand, the change was decided on. The idea of reducing the admission to the matinee performances from that of the evening scale is proving popular with the ladies. and it made but little difference with the Columbia manage ment as to which day of the week the afternoon show would be staged.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08

ton be just and fair and that in no case shall there be any wild and ex- travagant statement that will in any way reflect upon the reputation |" Phoenix for good order.
 It is suggested by The Republican that either side. desiring to avail it. self of this offer of space, name a committee through which all matter relating to the issue shall be trans mitted. In such case, all communica- tions received at this office from other sources will be rejected. We believe that this arrangement is ne- cessary to keep the discussion within reasonable lines.
 No paid advertisements from either side will be accepted.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
Tho Arizona

The Kalem company contributes the head-liner to the interesting bill at the Arizona theater today. It is a story of love tested by fire and is called Through the Flames Marc McDermott of the Edison company has been making a great success of his Man That Disappeared" series, and he will be seen in another pie ture of that series tonight It is called The Gap" An Andy Clark picture fills the bill
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08

the ocean waves and of how a great master of the violin steals to the shore and listens to the music and then goes that makes him the idol of the Ger man people. "The Last Drink of Whis- key is splendid western drama full of the thrills that go with life in the far west. The pictures are delightful
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
PLENTY 0F TROUT IN
 l. WHITE MOUNTAIN STREAM

The accessibility of Pinetop by the overland route makes it very pleasing resort fo: the summer, aC cording to c. IF Valentine, who is now among the trout fishers out there, and who writes that the roads are passable and in fair shape, to twelve miles beyond the Pinetop sta ton.
 Mr. Valentine himself is located four miles above the Interior saw mill twelve miles beyond the White River agency. The fishing here is splendid.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
The Plaza

The Great Taxicab Mystery" a three-reel detective story of unusual power and fascination, is the feature today. The picture has great repu- tation from other sections where it has been shown, crowds packing the theaters to see it. The other three reels for the days bill is a Mar garet Gibson" Vitagraph, with live ly little story, "The Race The Pathe company contributes "Talka- tive Tess and a comedy, The Diary of a Bad Boy" picture of great possibilities for fun, if the title goes for anything, completes the six reels
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
The Lion

Silent Sandy is delightful comedy
 being shown at the Lion. It is full of snap and thrills and in the series of beautiful pictures is told the romance of young slave girl who advertises for husband and of the young bache- Tor who answers it. The story has a good finish. "The Song of the Shore" is one of the best pictures put on for some time. It is a pathetic story of a violinist and little child playing to
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
The Iamara

The great Vitagraph picture "A Wayward Daughter" with pretty
 Norma Talmadge as the daughter"
 and Van Dyke Brooke in the role of
 the admiring papa" is the piece de
 resistance at the Lamara today. It is a great picture. A Lubin split comedy reel will provide the laughs for the day in a great farce, Nice
 Nursey" The Terror of the Night a first rate Edison, makes the bill a
 great one for Saturday. There is always something doing at the La
 mara.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
A FITTING REPORT

Whistler was in a London shop one day when a customer came in who mistook him for a clerk.
 T say, this at doesn't fit."
 Neither does your coat observ- ed the painter, after eyeing him crit ically.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
Airdome

The big change of program for to- night at the popular Airdome is head ed by a splendid drama The Blood Test" with King Baggott in the lead ing role. It is a story full of interest and of gripping force It is told in that one wishes there were more of them. The Imp drama Just a Fire Fighter" contains story full of heart throb and intensity. There are two Imaginable comedies His Rich Uncle, v and The Game That Failed" that round out the splendid program in good shape.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
FLY CASUALTIES

Swatters, in a week, recently killed
 5.645,400 flies in St. Louis.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08
YUMA COTTON
 IN THE BALE
Carl Young Delivers First State Bale, and Collects Reward from Yuma Cot ton Association - Con- gratulations Extended
Two TeIeerams

Yuma, AriZ., Aug. 2. Harry Welch: First bale of cotton delivered in Yuma by Carl Young, who claims reward for first state bale. Hurrah for Yuma and Arizonai
 TIMMONS & HARRIS.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-08

Phoenix, Aug. '. Timmons & Harris: Egyptian gstaple cotton not ready for gin. Yuma cotton sounds fine. Good luck.
 HARRY WEIGH.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
au6dnfnns BON sHhfartOffsIn.

IS lit oft ihmieria Si%iBtartoffeIn
iiber ben Minter III bolten, obne oob
iie perfoulen. Ytonhe FARMER er-
riften fir Die 4ufbeuohruna Der
&artoffcin %bcion0ere Sduppen, Die
ieooh nur Damn ibreu 3uef erfiiaen,
Denn oie 5ru9t iuuerbnlb zines ooer
ipdteitens 5pei Wonotc uerbrnnht
ODER bertouft miro. 2dneer bait tie
iid in oieien Sduppen geuobnlim
niht. uno 5luor notwithstanding aus
Dem @runoe. neil iie 5i iebr Der
freien 2uft ~ausgeiebt lit. ylud mer-
ben iie in Den Shuppen lciht BON
Wlduien g~eireiieu.
Cine a~ltbepdbrte. ober lei0er mel.
foh oufgegebene Wetbooe 0es ue5er-
minterns Der SiiBfartoffel 1T Die
oes Anbaufelns. Won perfGbrt oo-
bel tuie folgt Die a%ortoffeln wer0en
in Der Sorm zines aegels ouigebanft
uno eleidmdbig NIT elmer Gage
Strob beoedt. lleber 0icie fommt
Damn cine aleih oide Maisltouoen,
Die gegen Die @onoung ocs aeeeIs
geIegt peroen.
90 l1bt MOI Die aortoffeln iiber
gtoft liegen, oomit le ihpiten. uno
erit am naditen Mioraen menn Die
Some ben Soifen oroentIif ourh.
nGrmt bat. miro oerielbe nit elmer
itorfen Gage groe be0edt. 0ur Die
Spite miro freigeloiien uno NIT
elmer V.formiacn SoIsfoppe bcoedt.
Die MIR ein fIeiues 9uftFod enthdIt.
ieood Die 5rndt aeaen Reaen idiiet.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
DbrcnIamer5eu.

Grfraufungcn bes Obres meroen
nod pieIfad sering geiddbt uno gar
Hift ODER un5pedm1Big %bebanoelt.
MeiIt bei6r1nfen iid Die Batienten
oarauf oag Sbr nit &antiaentee ans.
auIpriben ODER irgenoein Del ein5u-
trdufeln. 8eIonoers ole @eborole
fpjelen nod INNER cine mihtige BIOL.
Re ais Bolts uno Sausmittel Sat
ienlano Shmer5en ODER Saiieu I'M
Sbr, bort er idleht ooer beitebt aus.
fIaB ~ flugs miro etfuos marines Del
eingetrdufelt, 10 longe, bis oas Sci.
ben iid erniHid neridlimmert bat.
0eun irgenoipeIhen Nliben baben iol-
die observation-disclosures niht. 9age.
qen fam oos Sel i'm @eborgong rom.
Stg neroen, es fam 81 Sdimmelbil-
0ung @eronIoiiung aebeit, uno fhIieB-
lid entitebt cine gnt3iinoune. SIT
oas Eromnelfea BON elmer friiberen
Giterung Der ourhIohert, 10 fam bic
g~ineiebung oes Del 81 elmer neierl
giterung fiibrert, ole inter llmit1n.
ben cine redt Iongmierige @cbonoIumg
erbeiidt. Direft lebensgef1brIid
taann 10 1uBerte lih Elm befolui.
ter Obrenar5t 81 cine Guaranteeing
ODER Gi%niprisung in Den @~eboraone
meroen, fDenn inolge ir%genoeines lin.
faaes ouBer Der 3~erreiBung oes
TrommelfeQs Qitdl Elm Sdh10eIbrlidl
1ultonoe gefommen lit. Sn oiciem
Eole fonnen ettuos eingeouinge1te
Bo5ilen 0urt Den TrommelfeIrib
uno ben anodenipoIt oireft ms @e.
birn oringen nitO cine t0olihe Or
frnnfung beruriohen. @s fam oa.
Der nidt oingeno geniig oapor &c.
pnriit mer0en, bel ieoer @%elegenbeit
- obne ben gr5t 5i frogen ~ Sill.
ligfeiten tpie Del, 3omiaentee uip. in
Dos DIR AineinbrInsen.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
@ert Ser %eeanminOien.

3u SEN mandyerlei llrfufsn, mel
DE 0ie Mn1iealer rtrana9Btefl, SdlU0,
/ oos lie eine Mn8a6IY nom @abren BE-
bout uno ollsgenlibt Aatten, uu3li-
qeber, gebort ouA 0aS ~llnterlalfsn
Ser @mpftmt5atng BON guminoiert,
obne 6eren @erpen0ung I'M 6ratdt
smeffd 6er 8o0en abol0 Oerurt an
StidItoffgebnlt perliert Dob er. fiir
0ie eigentliAen g2uBgetreiOeIortefi 81
unFriedf6dr 1Uiro uitO Die Agebdtto-
lung nit Sltrnts BON nifflegamuino-
len Nflun5en niht mebr geniigt.
@ir qmterifeiOen in ben @ereir9g-
tenn taatpn st6. tpfftigs Mrben Uor
leQrinrir0fcn 6eIofriiHtgl, ndmlih
Hotflee, Mlfolfa, 6el0erbfe (GlbNp-
peag), oMlffhe" Slice. Sfifarnatflee
rreiBcn &lce, Soiabobne, @rOuABe
fafiaOii6e grbie be6narte Bife, 9e-.
p0hnlihe @ide, Sumnetbobrte, iopn
nffdJsu RIee, SdBtfee, RIeftentlte
urto Ipgenarittes ogeggar @eeO@ Ns
miro MN b6lrfig ole 5rage duf8epor
rem, meldJs Don, 0iefen 9egumino1edl
Dem @rOuaid sic gr6Bte Menge Sid
1toff 5ufiibrt, ms 6anauf lit I'll att
mortetL BOB Dies bis 81 cinem geni
lem Grade BON Der IN 6en BflaiBen
ent6albenen Stid1toFhde1tge obb6f6gt.
On ent6ulten !. o. 1000 BiuuO srii-
rer Observation-Disclosures fmrdjfnEttt
lid 81 Bfu1rb Stiditoff Sic ggaUqbr-
life @iGe (in gleiher Menge) Al
@flap0; oie tannoif6e @rbie 4,3, Der
Snfopuatflee 4.6, ope iSummetbobne
"a, bebqarta @ife 5.5, Der SsiB-
fIee SO, Scr nMliife" galee 6, 6ie 500
iobo6ne 6.5, Der Motflee 6.8, gQfalfas
IA uno @Iettenflee 8.5 8flrno S3id
itoff. .
6erner riftet iih ser @peS Der
MISUNDERSTANDING 0eS 9OSens
olrrh Die 9eauminoien nah Der 9e-
iHaffenbeit ibrsr @ur5eln, 0onah,
tuie tief 6icie in Oas gr0reih ein0rin-
gem uip. Muf oIIe 66lIe lit Der groBe
@ert 6ieier DprihieSenen @agumipo-
fen, iotpobI in ibrer NnnenonruJ i'm
f~SrliHhpediel, pie ais @riinOimger.
oitrh griinOIife @eriude gepigen6
feltgitelIt mproen, iifI6 3irar babsn
ii9 oie giinftigiten 9Reiultata Itets bel
oeutIiaer bemerfbur gemnbt bei ma
gerer1. mtsgen1ergeIten, als BET rel
hem Bo6en. @ei Der MabI DER Mrt
Der 2egrminoien TIT man in Ser She
gel nn belten, 0ieienige 5lt nebmetb,
ipelde BEN gr6Bten SotaIertrng per
Ncre Iiefert, ooer, tpenn 0arin tein
urterfdie6 porbdnoen, 6ieienige, De-
rem @anten am biaigiteu 1T.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
geritOpfmna Scr SIiaOrr.

e-ft
Mon getpobne fIeine &inoer nidt
an @eben pon gfbffibfifntteln. GA nan
ionit genotigt miro, Die @obc immcr
81 oergroBeriL menn moilsoen gerpiill-
idten @rfoIg BADEN mid. Grreihl
man nit einem Seifcn56iheu niht
cen 3med. 10 gebe- man t1gIid) Elm
aaltmoiierfIiitier. Dem man cine
8riic Sal5 alfiigep togR. Sierniit
mo nit etip1s @eoul0 CREDIT NOR
itets Dos Bel Vas Mdiieren ODER
r%egeIm1Bige Aeiben unO Aneten oes
llnterleibes lit oildl bierEsu empfeb-
len. Selien oieie einiadeu MSittel
nift bel elmer borfnddigen 9eritop-
flng. 70 gebe man Elm aligier bon rel.
alem @lp3erin, moSu inir Uenige
8romm ~notlucuoig limo.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
.GtDaS 5ur @tinnObtitSpHtgt nnitrtr LAMB
spiEtbi6aftidm San8idn9tbiert I'M @intcr.
Sa5nsrfrunfbeiten

Gbolero-Gin gutes W1itfel geoen
oieie araHfbeit lit unteridnefeliges
0atron (Sppofulpbite of So6a).
Dfon l0ie 0obon in einem 8int @ai-
fer 10 pieI oos @aIIer ouf3unebmen
bermog, riibre NIT 6ieiem 8oIier
Wloisfhrot ODER @ei5enfleie on un0
.berobreihe Dos ben fronfen Eieren.
Muh loie man ettpos bon 6emgeutrcn
in tbr Trinfmafier oiif. unO nit bic.
fer Gur fobre man fort bis Die Iebte
Spur Der &ronfbeit berfAnuBOen lit.
Sino Die Eiere 70 fronf bob lie nift
freiien monef. 10 muB man ibnen
0ieies 5rtter ouf5ipingen.
Group Moltd) II Mun nebe Ben
Singer un0 tlipfe OenIeIben.in 8inf-
bitrioI uno reibe oenief6en in oos
MouI 0es 9bieres unO mieoerboIe
0os. 9ieie 8ebonOlttng fibre man
: Orei WaoI I'M Enge aus. ODER man
Observation-Disclosures mitteIIt elmer
4Iiitrieriprise in bic Noienoffnuneen
urO Oie @urgeI Der Eiere binob. Ole
3iere fouten marin un6 troden gebol-
ten tDeroen.
4oIfbeine (Seolp 2egs) ~ Dieie
Gronfbeit fam mittelit elmer W1iid-
il1g BON Betroleum un0 Shmefel.
Der man nod Elm BOAR Eropfen Gar
boIiGlire bin8ufiigt, bcieitigert. Die
Mntbenoung ioate 5peimol IN Der
ISOLDE geiheben.
@unoer &opf, berbeigefibrt 0urh
2Guie - appetitloiigfeit uno S6n-
genloIien Der &0pfe iino iidere Gn-
5ei6en Der 2Guieplage. Mon unter-
iuhe Sept ltrt0 Sails Der Siere, uno
menn man 2Guie finoet, 10 peroe
man Snieftenpulber an.
4eblfopfpurm (@qpesl = gu ie-
benz Yint 8etreioeidrot giebt mon
einen EDeeloffel bon Gerpentin. Waan
forge oafiir, ooB jeoes Sier bon Die
lem Butter erbdlt.
0urHfon (0iorrboea) BON
bringe oos frunfe Sier in einen mar
men, frodenen &onm ifn6 gebe oem~
ielben tGglih 8pei. ODER oreimol cine
Dofts Goitor0I.
(ganfer)-Wton ihobe Die 4rpltc
ob un0 men0e blouen Bitriol an
un6 pofde ben aopf utt6 bus Weulll
nit elmer 2oiung bon Alqun nno
gffig.
SFeBeier (9oft Shell -Goes) ~
lin oas 2eaeu bon SlieBeiern 81
berbin6ern, fiittcre man ben SIb-
nern @ei5en unO Safer un0 perab-
reide ibnen gemoblene Aitltcrnl@q-
len lino &nodenmebl IN binreidel-
Der Naoiie.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
Nltbl- nnb @ttrtiOtiddolinst.

Der @orrotstommern. Inn ioldc Sn.
ieften iern8ubolten. melde Die lie.
bertroauria ser Sd1olinsc permit
teln. Wan hot aud nit elmer Niis-
gOttungsmetboOe GrioIg qe6abt
polde BARN beitebt Die iuiSierten
groOufte in 'Oiinncn 9aaen aiti Bed
pIotten ous5ubreiten unO iie etpa
3chn Minuten lang elmer Eempero-
tiir BON 1875 GpoO 6obrenbeit aus.
5itIeben.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
s6mcrsaineuOs SonsmittcI.

gieIe Wlenfden miiiien Ihlnoen-
lang Die beftigiten Shmer5eu erOul-
Den, biz Der oft pcit pobnenoe ooer
eerooe obberufene Ar3t ais Grloicr er.
iheint Nlonfe pieOer fonnen iid
.. y bel @lieoerreiben poer Rernen-
idmer5cn gar niht eniidlieBen. gum
Gr5t 5u geben. ionoern bofien immer
nod ouf ielbit eintretenoe 2in0erliug
mo qu6len lid oomit unnotig Der.
nm, Gen meiiten fam eeboIfen per.
ben 0urh folgen0e einfnd)e Ibmer5.
itiaenoe Ytittel, bon oenen einiae ie.
oer3eit nlId I'M tIeiniten Sausbolt
ousfiibrbor iino.
Srodefie 8ibe. Rrunfe Eiere lie.
gen Iid inltinftip in oie Some. Go.
mentIih BET Nerpcnihmer5en biIoet
0os Sonnenbao cin aiisge3eidnetes
W1itel 8irtIom 1T aud sic uoin
Ofen o0er BON elmer groBei Campo
o~iisftrablenoe 8drne. gei 3obn.
idner3en boltc man ole idmersen0e
Settle (8ade), Diiun bcOcdt nit Sem
Saiheitiihe. unmittelbar al ocn mar.
men andeIofen.
'SeiBer llrihloa. Wton brouht
bier5u beibeS Noiier. 70 beiB, iDie es
bertragen miro, llno elm reines Eud
ODER @otte. Dies toudlt man in
oos belize @oiler uno leqt es ouf Die
berleste Steae. Ger belize llmihloe
Letter oos 9lut 5ur Sout uno iest Die
@mpfinolihfeif berab, mirft alto
fhnier5itiueno Bon 9iinitieer @ir.
tuna lit ere nidt mn bel leidteren
8%erlebunaen mie lie t1glih uortom.
%nenionoern ean5 beionoers oudj bel
Beritaud4mgen. 8er%rentungen uHG
Nuetiduugen.
SeiRe Woihltng. Rod mirfIomer.
Sic Shpomm miro in iebr bellies
@aiier getordt, a%usgeoriidt un0 Die
Dberfl1Ae Der idmer5enoen Steue
0omit Ionft iiberltrei6en. 90 fam
man iebr bobe Sibgraop nertrogeu,
ie groBer nber Die &iBe, mn 10 better
Der grfoIe. Dies MitteI lit beion-
oers mirfiam Del Neroenihmer5en.
Siiftmeb GSsdiasl SereniduB.
SeiBes 6tiBboO. Durh oqm1b.
Iihes 8ueieBen bon beiBem Noiiet
iteigert man ole 8emperotiir Bis gum
bohIten ertr1gliden @raoe. 0os
@aiier muB melt an Den llnteriden-
tel binoufreiden. Alisge5eihnete
@irfiing bel beftigen aopfihmer8ei
poer 8ahnibmer5eu, SbrenreiBen,
Augenent3iinoungen. Roienblnten.
5eitdter llmihlng. auf Den
id%mer3baften TeiI fommt Elm ieudtes
Suf, ooralf Elm paiieroidter Stoff
iinb baum mebrere Sdidten 5Ionea
ODER @ole. Ser llmidlag miro raid
marin uno behalf oie E%entperotur lat.
ee 8eit binourh. Sebr tDirfiom )
9. bel Sdmer5en nn0 @nt5iinoungeit
oes &nIies.
9iefe einfodcn Mittel iino in ie.
Dem SauSboIt leidt uno obne Soften
~anipenobar uno tiln bei alien Shmer5-
unfdaelt tire GduIoiefeit in gang
iiberrai1enoer Meiie.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
Rene @etboOen Der @nnbbsbanOInns.

8ie iebr iih oie Nniidten iiber Die
bette glrt Der @unobebanoIung ge-
dn0ert boben, oariiber bcfam ma Ell.
men bemerfensnerten AuffhluB ourm
einen Iortrag, oen Der befonnte
Gbirurg 8rof. b. @iiefsburg in @ie
iiingit eeboIten. anrboIiaure, Sub
IiHas uno Sooofcrm. auf melde hie-
Der ole Aer3te aler Barber QeIhmorm
boben, omiirften oemua1 ihre Hoae
bolo ousgeipielt haben. Rrof D.
Giielsbnrq fiihrte ans, oni} man 0urN
ontlieptiihe glitteI Die @1uoen rei5t,
Ia logor pergiitet. @r menoet lid
Dor allen gegen Die 9eripen0uue Der
&orbolidure sur Misunderstanding,
0a oieie meuolih piel 5daoen pera-.
iodt babe. Mud Die onberen 8es-
infeftionsmittel ousgeihdltet meroel1
Nrn 5pedmdbigiten lit Gin rciucr trot-
fener 8erbmtoftoif. Ser geniige1io
Saugfroft belibt. nm Ole Abionoerun-
gen eui3unebmen. nit lebtcrem ioa
man Die Wlm0e. obne oieielbe 5ilpor
Ocsinfisiert o0er ousacfD6ideu 3n bo-
ben. beoefen Die bisber qebr1uhli-
hen charlottesville abgetotet
ner0en, fonoern oireft ihdolid, 0enn
ons @eiuebe oerliert 0fe Siraft, gegen
Die entitanoenen gnferiengifte erfoIg.
reid an5utampfen. Mah ioa Ioqar
nm cinpm NlfSmnfd1pn ApY, MlunAc M.
lehen, oenn Dies peruriod5t cine at.
iftpeIen Ser @~unordnoer. Die infol.
ge0eiien nildl on. ibrer 4iocritanos-
froit aegen 8oftericn einbiben. 9ls
erlte Silfe empfieblt b. eEelsbure, bic
8erleBung nod erfolgterf glttltiauno
obne Splitting uno Mai9ung nit ei-
aeM feiHIfreieIt 8erbanbsltoff inter
Ansidoltung ieoes GesinfettionSmit-
tells mogIidit idnea uno Iorgidltig 8u
oeriblieBen
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
IS mar ein ~ionOsrtarsr gIn6Iid4,

oGS luar ein ionosrbnrer gln6Iid1,
idreibt Ser Mug. u. Solution BON
Spons, Nebr.. ALI oie Doiior. uao
Apotbefer WaeOi3inen 81 ieDen Die
nlein gruOer flo ungeialHmelt bate.
als i'd i'm Dor 3lpei %obren in Wpo-
ming beiuhte. CIR mar ihon lam
9ere 3eit franf aepeien. .lniO nihts
idlien ihm 5u Nelien. SD er3dbIte
ibm BON oeru Mlpenfr1uter uno Dab
i'd CLAUDE. e niiroe i'm geilno ma
den. @r hegann, es 5u aebrnuhen
uno mari sic onoeren NecOiSineL Die
iid Bel ibm auaeDduit botfeL fort.
@r ge6roudte ieds 6loIhen oes
Nlpenfrduters mo mar ein qelunOer
Weonn. 60 f6nnte ein Ylatt nodb
Dem onoeren iiillen NIT @crihten
iiber Seilmgen. ole Ourn 4Ipe1l.
frduter beipirft muroen.~
llngleid anoercn Weoi8incn miro
Worni's alpenfrduter uiht in Npo.
tbefen berfnuft. Spe5ioI Iocnten
liefern es Dem Hublitum 0ireft.
Sails fein Ngent in Sbrer Wahbor-
ihoft lit, 10 idreiben sic an: Or.
Neter Sobrneb & Sons 60, 19-
% 90. Sopne ape, Chicago. Su.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
9as Dbit i'm SansbaIt.

MIs 1abrunss. uno Grfriidunes.
mitteI fpieIt Ods 0bit i'm Sausbalt
cine iebr pihtige Hone. NGe Saus.
frnuen piiien cine LATTICE Gridt gum
Nahtii9 uno Elm Sh1lden 4ompott
I'M @irter au ihaten bod nlir tuent