The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-27

oe OF lre proof construction and mod
erh IN every detail the plans being
maze by most prominent hospital
architects. There will be capacity
Oh one hundred beds, the plans being
so arranged that expansion will be
possible when required, at a minimum
expense of time and money Every
modern diagnostic method will be EN-
ployed and our plans are for the cree,
ton Of the finest institution of its
kind in the world.
We will be equipped not only to
care for the more serious surgical
and medical cases, but those mildly
ILL., also that come for rest and to
drink the water of this famous spring
Cases other than THEOLOGICAL and allied
conditions will not be admitted, ven
eral diseases being absolutely re-
stricted
We will have about sixty acres OF
exceedingly fertile land upon which
will be grown all the foodstuff for
the hospital. Owing to the ideal
climate. we will have our own fresh
vegetables, fruits, milk, poultry, eggs
and butter. practically all the year
round. We will have at our command
over five hundred acres of wooded
land, which will ultimately be made
into a beautiful park.
Anything the golfac may expect to
ind will be available on the course
Of the Hot Springs Country Club,
which is in our immediate vicinity
Golfers will appreciate the fact that
they may play golf any day during the
winter on this course; the course is
iull OF them and the game in the
temperate winter weather yields much
more eXhilaration than at any other
time.
gement-Regardles of advan,
tages that any given business may
ENJOY competent management is vital
~ necessary to its permanent sue
cess. In this connection we wish to
again emphasize that we are gratified
in having the active cooperation OF
DIR. Lewis Wine Bremerman. He is
a graduate of Jefferson Medical Col
lege has held teaching positions OF
Importance in New York and Chicago.
and at present is Professor of Urologv
in the Medical Department of the UNI
yersity Of Iowa: Consulting Uroloeist
to the Illinois Central Railroad Hos
pital Department; First 1t Medical
agp ,,.a
honorary member in many scientific
societies and of international repute
With DR.. Rremerman as Surgeon in
Chief, and our consulting staff COM
prising a coterie Of specialists whose
names need no comment. we have the
unqualified assurance that the entire
personnel of the institution will be all
that could be desired.
In naming the Sanatorium for Or.
Rremerman, we feel that we elevate
the standard of the institution.
Financial - From commercial
standpoint, as we'll as scientific this
institution will with all reasonable
assurance, be very successful from its
inception. We have studiously avoid
ed making exaggerated statements,
and as a matter of fact the plain truth
simply told would seem an exaggera-
ton were the figures not based on
actual experiences of similar institu-
tons
Our plan of finance should com
mend itself, inasmuch as Incorporated
therein are the strongest possible
safeguards for the protection of the
stakeholder The capitalization is eX-
ceedingly equitable We are planning
an Investment inclusive Of WORKING
capital. commensurate only with the
amount of preferred stock to be is
sued. There is no cash commission
chargeable for the placing of the
stock, no expense connected with the
financing other than the nominal in
cidental expense of conducting the
business of the company. All funds
secured through the sale of the pre-
ferred, excepting the expense above
referred to, will be accounted for in
the building equipment thereof and
cash balance. None of the funds Sc
cured through the sale of the pre-
ferred will be applied to the purchase
of the land.
Basing our statements upon The eX-
periences of other similar institutions,
we are reasonably sure that we will
not only be operating under full capa-
city within a brief period, but that a
considerable extension will be neces-
sary within two years of completion.
For obvious reasons we desire to
interest financially a considerable
number of physicians in the enter
prise For the same reason we desire
to have tie stock widely distributed
and therefore we desire no snbscrip-
ton to exceed four shares ($400.00)
and so that we may avoid issuing
fractional shares Of Common, we de-
sire no subscription for less than two
shares ($200.00).
We believe we present an excellent
opportunity for safe and profitable in.
vestment.
TLTo pPJgMEyR MAN SANATORIIIM