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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-04

Gthb6rn9en, unb Das Sierden muBte
iein 8er9sben nit benz SObe biiBen.
0osIeIbe bate pie SIolierunasi9i9te
zines Seitungsbrabtes nit &odipans
nun9 l%1genagt, tppbei &ur3IdluB einz
trat unb Die Si9erune i'm 2eitunese
initem ausbrad. Die Solse bapon
mar, oaB Der Strom in Der Qeitung
unterbrohen iparbs unb fdmtli9e elet@
triI6en gabnlpagen gum Stilltanb 9ez
langten. Cine peitere Solge babpn
mar, bab bas Gi9b0rn6sn auf Der
Stelle setptet tpurbe. Gs iparen 49,
500 Bolt burd feinen &0rper sesans
gen.
% Gbrenbb es 9 iirgerfries
ges sing 9epitt &obinion ppn Minz
neupolis, bomals 18 Sabre alt. onrl
9auie fort lno ols er 5uriidtebrte,
poren feline @ltern unb G1fpeitern
bon Der Seimitdtte fort9eaogen uno
nteht au finben. Die beibsn S9pes
fern betrauerten i'm dig perf6ollen
Sabre lang, bod tiirSli9 panbten iie
ii9 an oas &riegsamt, BIZ cine CRIB
i9aIt 5u perteilen mar, nm ii9er gu
gebsn. sic erfubren gu ibrer 5reube,
poB Der 8ruber in pequot, Minn.,
Isbe NIB cine peniion ols @eteron be-
siebe. Die Sdweitern iino 5rau 9.
S. Wolcott. M~inneopoIis, urb Srau
%. 10. Sbell in Bancroft, Soma.
Robinion lieb fi9 nod mnn6en Srrs
fahrten in pequot nieoer. .purbe nobls
babenp unp idlob iid iosar Der Gems
peren3befpegung an. Seine in3pii9en
ibm ansetraute Satin itorb. @r 1T
SO Sabre alt unb erfannte bic beioen
S6peftern niht pieber. Ifle brei
lpurcen chamber borgeftellt.
auf Der 8abn # rede 8risbs
ten Bead, q. y, parb fiir5li9 Der
gunSe 8erfebr labmgelest, unb aipar
our9 - sinen O9ien! Dus Sorns
pieb mar ieinem !Serrn, Dem Qders
bauer Sames 9alloran. entipruneen.
nm uuf benz ni9t mebr unseipObnlis
den @ese Der @lettrotutipn ms Sem
ieits gu seIonsen. @s sitt 9eute
unp Iosnr 3eituugen, bic srtldrcn,
Der Dds Bate SeIbItmorb BE-
9dn9ell, bod geipDbnIi&e Sterbli6e,
bic Dem @isOertduer teine Sslbits
morbecbauten 5utrnusn, gloubsn, oob
Der Dds, nidt obneno, pob bic brittle
S9iene" Der elettrii9en 9obn Sob
nno 8erOerben ipeit, pbne arsmobn
mif bic apntotti9iene trot unb 10
Elm rnIeIiges gnbe fonb. Der lin
fall" ereignete iid ouf benz 8abnbett
unipeit Der Nst Moab unb bas arrne
@ieb fiel 70 uusIiidfid, bab es burd
ieinen &ooaber bsibe @steiIe pers
ipsrrte. Gs pabrte eeroume 3eit,
ebe Die REORGANIZATION bet gabn
our Stelle fporen lnD boz elettrotus
~tioaisrts Rinosbieb aus Dem Megs
idaiftsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-04

|Edw. G.. Speaker. 2ol2 Linton av.
liz. Rubelmann. Pres. Machinist supply
|chas, H; Nelson. prop. Universal Lunch
|W. F. Herkert, Treas. st. Louis Trunk
Hdw, Co., 609 Chouteau av.
IGeo. Tichacek. 1916 S. Grand av.. painter
paul Brown, 10 Washington terrace. brok-
|P. s. Gratiot, s1s5 Victoria av.. real es-
Ia. NJ. Truesdale, 1862 Stewart pl:
WIN. Kranke. 515 Pine ST., tewelry.
|Robt. w. Alt. 212t Victor St, ARE All
Eugene nee; iir pev irae les Temple pl.. sales
Louis c. Beck, 5S12 Michigan av., postal
Louis F. Flotron. ss1s N. Eleventh st,
|C. J. Nahiik. Nahlik & Bremser Tailoring
|G. E. Thompson. 1859 Accomac St. book
keeper Dressed Beef and Provision Co.
y. A. Steward, 1874 Waterman av. pri-
vate secretary Waters Pierce OIL Co.
|P, J. Parker, 1929 s. Fourteenth st.. Board
OF Public improvements.
Jos. W. Located, 2904 Wisconsin. city
salesman, Anheuser-Busch Brewery.
Is. Mitchell, Pres. Mitchell Fire Clay Co.,
5625 Manchester av,
Otto Zelle. 3445A, Oregon av.
Geo. P. Doris. 1904 Fountain ay.
IF. w. Langenberg, 1923 Hammett pL,
commission merchant.
Missouri Names.
Scott, Charleston, Mo.
C. c., Ste. Genevieve, Nc.
Robert, student, Belgrade, Mo.
Burgess, Walter, r. X. No. z, Warrenton
Mo.
.Bohne, r. G., Hillsboro. Mo.
.Bess, Albert W., Idalia, Mo.
.Barham, Lee. Bloomfield, Mo
Bgdl9ng 4; IT. T; 5o4 Mt Vernon st.
Beers i. o.. Flat River, Mo.
Bryan, J.. Kirkwood, Nc.
Frank, Doe Run, Mo.
'Barties. VIM, farmer. r. r. Q, Clayton
Bacon, w. A., farmer, Leora. Mo.
Beers, j. O., miner, Flat River, Mo.
Bland, c, c.. judge, Rolla,. Mo.
man, Maiden, Mo.
.Gooper: j. p; Bloomfield, Mo;
Dunn, w. L., Marble Hill. Mo.
.Droste, F. A.. farmer, R 2, Gerald, Mo.
.Emmons. 3, l., s.; Charles, No;
Ellis, S. H., farmer. st. Marys. Mo
Eberwein. O. E.. farmer. B~ellefontaine
B. c., farmer. Montgomery City
Mo.
Faust, Jas, Hayti, Mo.
|Falkenberg, l.. 6oo1 Eitman av.. Clifton
Fila, Peter. laborer. Washington. Mo.
Fleming, w. E.. farmer, Eudy. Mo.
lFrankenberg. Julius, mechanical engineer
and chief draughtsman United Iror
Works, Springfield. Mo
Ford, Leonard, guard. Jefferson City, Mo
Funk, John j., farmer, Nye. Mo.
.iGerdeman. A. w, High Hill. Mo.
IGerling, n. j.. 1922 Madison av., st
Gilbert, Jno. S.. R. F. d. No. 4. Box 12s
Webster Groves. Mo,
IGerdeman, r. D.. farmer, Warrenton. Mo
IGillispie. John A., farmer, Puxico, Mo.
lGrothe. VIM, st. Charles, Mo.
J. F., farmer. Versailles, Mo.
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Ser Grinder Ger Glhblampe.
Sub cineS bcriiGmicn Glettrptcduiters
in Gngtanb.

w NH1thHp.
SIN 2Iier BON Sc Sabrsn lit in
Mariingbom. England, Sir Soiepb
SwaH seftprbeu, Der beriibmte Glefz
troteGnifer, benz fDppbf bic GIets
trisitdtsinonftrie tpie aud bic 96os
toarapbie cine Qnsabl ibrer fpertz
b%pIlften grfinbunsen banten. aus
elmer alien Sedniterz 6omilie mar
Soiepb Wilipn Gpnn b%erporeeaanz
gen, cine sonSe Stsibe ieirer @orfobs
rem bate fi6 als &pnitrutteur unb
S9iffsbauer herpprsetnn. Den juns
gen Soiepb aber sog es CUR gbemie.
@ls er Die S6uIc perlieB, fam er
ais 9ehrling gu einem gbsmiter, uno
mos bic graris nlein i'm ni6t lebs
rem fpnnte, lebrten ibn Bidder. 8olo
trot er ols Seilbober in bos hemi~
fde @eibGft Teines S9ipasers
Wiatpion elm. unb neben Ieiner aes
f6dftliden 5dtisfeit febte er feline
@tueien fort.
Sn ienen Sngen mar bic pbotos
grcptie nod in ibren MnfGnaen, bic
gntosdunsen 0asuerres uno sSors
Snlbots regten ben iunsen Grfinber
mddtig on, er begonn, Su erperis
mentieren, unb 1864 eraielte er ieis
men ,riten @rfols. 9omaIs tonnte
er oas erite toufmGnniI6 broudbore
8erfab7n bes 2pbIerrudes sum po>
tent anmelben; es berubte ouf Der
Beobu4tuns Der Cathode. baB BEL
@nipenoIng bon GbrpmiGure bos
Gelotine unier Der Dirtuna bes Qids
tee bart unb unl0sbor pirb. G!f
Sabre ipdter fparen feline nnterIus
9unsen iiber bic 2i9tempfinbli6teit
10 melt sebieben, bob sr ben @inf!uB
erhDbter Semperaturen ouf bic NIT
Bromflber bebanbelte 9elotines
Gmuliipn erfonnt bate unb ausbau.
te. So lam es, bob 1877 bic ssirs
ma Roipfon 6 Spnn bic eriten
pirflid brau1boren 9romTlbers@ez
IatitesS rodenplottsn beriteaen tonns
fe. Se tel9erten Die SIntemptinos
Ii9teit Der pIotie ouf bos 5OfaGe
unb tpurben 10 bic 8aiis Der S9nel.
Photographic. Sipon perIGumte es,
feline @ntbedune patentiersn gu Ials
len; 70 fonb er ihnelI Rodabmer
unO erft Elm 8ierteliobrbunbert
fpdter empfing er bic Sreube Der
Dffentli9en Entertaining feiner grs
finbuns. Die Photographic pers
bantt inn nod BIC @rfmbung bes
8romtOpopieres, bic 1879 erfpIate.
Iber bic photographers Gbemie
mar nllr elm Seiigsbiet bes arbeitss
felbes, bas Sndn Gum 2ebensinbalt
gepOrben NOR. g9pn 1860 bdtte
Sfpan eine el.ttriide @libIompe
4NsFH. RA.sEl1l. HaAH UaIa.r hHhan HNHuE 80. -tfEl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-04

The following 10 a HIST OF some Of my
former patients who live In the city of
ST. Louis. Space will not permit publish
Ing but a small per cent Of the names Of
my former patients In the city or through
out the state:
W. II. Karges, care Mo. Lamp lIdg. Co..
liS Elm at.
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-. CURED WITHOUT THE
LII FISTULA-FISSURE
I'D PAY WHEN CURED
K N | T [

IHausam. Emanuel, laborer. Vigps, Nc.
lIseman, John, merchant, Pennington, Mo.
johnson, Swan, farmer, Puxico,. Mo-.
Jacob. f. j., merchant, Martinsburg. Mo.
Jack, Fred. hotel proprietor, Valley Park.
kelly. Jno. Mil and Main sts.. SPRING
lKreienkamp. Louis, st. Clair, Mo.
lKarsten, VIM, Alma, Mo.
lKerth. Geo., kirkwood. Nc.
lKappel. August. Jennings. Mo.
kS %o "a A. c. poniphan' Mo-. Lock Box.
Laswell. V. F., Hollywood. Mo.
La Rose, Levi, Elvins, Mo.
Leith. ]. R., butcher, M~aplewood. Mo.
Logan. Oliver, farmer. Puxico. Mo.
Landau, Sam1, coal business, S623 Com
monwealth av., Maplewood, Mo.
M MoSoney 5osi' ste. SIZE Sene Gaess,e Nc. Mo
Morton, Jas. F.. $40 Jefferson Az, st.
Charles. Mo.
MMaeI19s' H. +: Jacs sssn, yisS No Mo.
Murphy, Nj. Pearl, St. Clair. Mo.
Morrill,, }. W., Pacific, Mo.
Meyer. Ed L., lei Main st.. st. Charles,
Mo.
hfcGeorge, Robt.. Knoblick, Mo.
lMcLoon, Nelson E., Glenco, Mo.
Matthews. Chas. D.. Jr., banker, Snkeston,
Ma guire. VIM, farmer) Cattawissa. Mo
mcknight, ]. D., farmer. Frankenstein.
Martin. A. j., Balesville, Nc.
Mosiey, L. W., r. r. engineer, Cape Cir
ardeau. Mo.
lott, L. c., Berger, Mo.
Power, Floyd, Bergman. Mo.
Pryor. w. E., New Haven, Mo.
lPikey, Sam, stockman, Conran, Mo.
lPenturf, Nose, farmer, Latin. Mo.
Parker, J. W, farmer, Marquard. Madi-
R~einhardt, Geo. Jennings Sta, st. Louis.
Robertson. W. p, Deering, Mo.
Schmidt. 4. A. 742sA Hazel nv. Maple.
%seigler. Theo., st. Charles, Mo.
sapp, VIM, 4oo1 Madison ST. Hannibal.
stoltze, VIM, 511 S. eth St. st. Charles.
Ishotwell. ]. D.. st. Clair. Mo.
ISims, A. j., Maiden, Nc.
lSprock, JOS, farmer, High Ridge, Mo.
seobey, G; G. farmer. Mcguire, No
Taylor, J. l.. Kinlock. Mo.
lTomek, Jos, Hawk Point, Nc.
IThies, Ed. NJ, Washington. Mo.
ITugel. ]. NJ. farmer. r. r. No 1,Berger.
Termenstein: R.: NJ. miller, Benton. Mo.
Vincent, Emil, farmer. Bonnots Mill, Mo-.
lNerdot, Alex, Bonnots Mill, Mo.
Wright. Fred ", Competition Mo,
IWolters, WIN. F., I'LL jefferson ave.. Ct
Charles, Mo.
Webb, w. j., Parma, Nc.
Wilson. Mercer D., Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Wood, p. A., Barryman. Mo.
Wright, Lucas, Kirkwood, Mo.
IWefel, H. F., Wentzville, Mo.
walker, +. A., dairyman, Pevely, Mo.
Wagner, Conard. Jefferson City, Mo.
White A., d., farmer, Cedar City, Mo.
Whitson. A. H, postal clerk. Kirkwood.
Mo.
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yS6limmiter GnfaG
Doll NcrpDiitGt"

&or rngcidbr brcibig SoDren
nilroe CT. 9file$' @crpillc gum
erIieu Mal Dem @ltbiifumn ol$ Elm
&eilntittel iiir ncruJie Sciocu ppr.
geitellt. Ser ioit ~0l!acncinc Sc.
bralid) oesiclbcn i'm gal5cn 9anoe
lit Der bcltnoglid)iic 9clpciS icincs
@crteS.
Bon icocm Gtoatc il, scr llnicn
iino freimiaige 3cagniiic cillgclali.
fen ungciudjt un0 gcric gcJcGcr,,
bon 2euten, Die mirrlib pon cinem
ncrbDlcn 2ei0en befreit milrbcn.
Mrs. Sarob g. Yortcr bon
Glarfs Sill, Snb., lit cine bon bic
len moblSuirieoenen aunben bon
Or. Miles' Nerpine. Sic ihrcibt
fuie folgt:
SD fann Or. Wifes' Gerpine einiatb par nidst
mad. Ga SrisDe bon @sroo5 iti" anasor iHsS. eayS
triIroe 10 i6Itmni. ba6 i'd Taa NIB siatbt ,peber
rlibeu ,tod rafsn %tonnte. bis ids p6nie ~sritb6pft
mar: Jb tonnte fpeber arbeittn. mod nsine @e.
oanten iarge genne 5niaTnmenboiteu. nm cine
nnterbalturg su tlbren. SD ~itolperte. iuerti is
ltsf. 60 mas Der ihIimnite Gninn bon Reruof.
tot, ben i'd lie tn lieinem 2ebsn bate. Sd, foufte
cine blaife bon Or. miieS' gierpiue ur6 rndbbrm
th, fe perbrandbt- bate. nuroen meme Itrpen
%rnbiger. baber iiabr, i1 nod mtkr bon Der glebi.
gin. Radbeert i6 bic brittle SIaidbe eiuarnpn,men
bntte. fano ih. bab i'd s,pnnSia 9funb i'm @e.
iuisht a%ueetcmnen bate unb i'd fihIe 70 pist
better. SD ipilrbe bic stuei erfttn jIaibsn bon
Neroine niht fir 500. 90 pertauisn. ipern ids an.
braud5 atfna."
Snm gcrfanf BEL aaen apptbtfern.
@enn bic erfte Slaide nidt bilit, ,pirs
SIR Welb snriideritnttet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Eikhart, indiana.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-04
TO the Readers of This Paper
Who Are Afflicted With
Piles Fistula-- Fissure

/ present letters from and names Of
many of my former patients SO that you
may have an opportunity TO do as they
did: Investigate me-my methods
|treatment-ability and reliability In the
treatment and cure OF Piles. Fistula, Fis-
sure and all Rectal diseases.
All the parties whose letters and
names appear live in the State OF
lcounties, thus affording you an opportn-
Unity to communicate with some OF them
I'm person-by telephone or by mail. and
lin this way, satisfy yourself as to the
Ireiiab4fty and depedabfiity OF my state
Iment.
I guarantees q cure In every ease that
IL accept for treafmsz4 snd 40 not ssk
lsny pay uutl . enre h affected: and II
lmskes No afffsrenes bow long you have
ihesn akfiefed-hcw had you condition Is,
Ir how rnneh ycu have tsSsd 70 get cured.
iR 1 ten you that I can ssse you, you can
}aepend upon my seaAememt-
RoFvE SPECIAL ATTENTION 70 THE
FOLLOWING
TEHScp - no MEDICINE OR TREAT
l16z7gT OF Ally KIND KNOWN TO
MEDICAL SCIENCE to be taken inter-
tuxfy or used b. yourself at home that
Iwm cure rfIAcs. FTBTUIA or FIssURE.
ma worry nature Of he affection makes
llpeal treatment absolutely necessary. and
Ithat ~tnesfnsnf must be given by a physi-
clan of Usat experience In the treatment
OF t1ks c1ass Of diseases In order to effect
Ia csx0.
Ask my fsrner patients to tell you Of
their experience along this line. Do not
expsrimsnt longer-do not go on suffer-
ling and spending your money without
Icsettng cured, but on the other hand.
ygrowing worse all the time.
| 1 asain ask you to investigate by CALI
ing on, or writing to some. or all Of the
parties whose letters and names appear
lin this advertisement
WOMEN should send fer my free 100
page book for Women and MEN should
tsend for ny free 3oo-page book for men.
1t VIII pay you.
Do not so through life IN constant pain
and suffering, but investigate now. then
come and l will cure you as I have hum
ldreds upon hundreds OF others. Ny terms
are most reasonable and you viii have no
more suffering to endure from Piles. Fis-
tula or Fissure after my treatment.
/ WIN be pleased to have the Editor Of
this paper investigate my claims for you
II he WIN.
N. NgY SMITH. NJ. D.,
Culver BidG-. N. II. Cor. 18th Il Olive SITS.
81. Louis, Mo.
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Sn einem 5nufe 0es
8ouleparb oes Snbalibes in poris
fpielte iid cine eri1iitternoe Gaene
ab. Ser neuniGbriae Spbn oes
8auunternebmers Warfaulo 9eriet,
ipabreno feline Mutter nit elmer
Jreunbin i'm 8oraimmer iprad, beim
Spielen in Der Stiege oes Sauies
sipiiden Die Mauer uno ben 4ufsua,
Der i'm eroriidte. Die ssueripebr
mlbte gebolt perDen, lin oie 2ei6e
ots &naben 81 6efreien. Sn oieiem
4usen6lid frat DER abnun9slofe Boz
ter ins Saus Elm. als er ietnen
totem Sobn srblidte, ndbm er bic Sci.
DE in bic arme, tiiBte iie unO brad
Damn ieIbf., bom !6er3i9los setroffen,
tot suiammen.
IN Rerfer BON 9aIers
mo gerieten elm 8ieb rno elm Sebler
ipesen elmer G9eibe @6parsbrpi in
Streit, in beiIen 8erIduf lie einons
Der bei9impften. 9araufbin beI6Iois
len Die beiben SirGflin9e, oie Be-
leioigung bur9 einen 3fpeifampf gu
iiibnen. sic fpiBten Sfpsi Giienbols
aen oes JenIterrobmens ragelariia gu
iirb foften Damn, in @eeentparf ibs
rsr 18 @aalaenofen, oas DUEL aug.
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Of treatment.
Yours very truly.
NefH
Firm of Moran Bros. Millers.
RAad Mr.. Rezzenberaer,s Letter:

st. Charles, Mo, Aug. IL. 1909.
DR.. M. Ney Smith. st. Louis, Mo,
Dear Doctor-I am pleased 10 say that
YOU nave cured me OF q bad case Of
piles. l had been afflicted with Piles for
20 years-tried many different remedies
we're highly recommended. besides
a number of doctors, but received
only temporary relief, and In fact my
case was becoming more aggravated. j
became so weak at times from suffering
that I would become despondent-my
nerves would all be unstrung, causing
.headacbe-stomach troubles and causing
untold misery and agony Ny advice TO
the afflicted, suffering from Piles is to
consult YOU at once. and be CURED.
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Mr.. Moran TA,..s. Ny Tr.amen. won.

Bonne rerre, No. Oct. IS, 1912.
Dear DR.. ~SDasth-For eight or ten
years ! suffered from a bad case of
Piles and was nd Of them In a few weeks
by your skfi1ful treatment. Before taking
your treatment my work was a burden
to mel vas unfit for business-my gen
eral health was poor but now my health
is good feel several years younger and
life Is q pleasure.
,sonaHy. nor TO heartily recommend your
treatment, and yvu nave my consent to
nse this <tter In any way that you may
desire. as ] fsei n - q duty that / owe
Seytae az + dfd. about your wonderfu
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w. p. Robertson Willingly Testifles
Deerlng, Mo, May 81, 1911.

DR.. Ney Smith, st. Louis. Nc.
Dear Doctor-I most willingly testify to
your successful treatment of my case OF
Piles, from which ! had suffered seven
years. Had used many remedies. and
taken treatment from a number. of physi-
clans, but all to nc avail, until ! was
induced by a friend Of mine, whom you
had cured, to apply to you. and ] shall
never regret having done so, for you have
completely cured me.
/ have gained % pounds in weight
since took your treatment, and can
highly recommend you to anyone suffer-
ing with these diseases.
Thanking you for past favors, / am.
Your friend,
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H~kN<v~~@~v~
Read Mr.. Tomek's Letter:
Pacific & Amel

Read MT. omeKs Lctter.
Hawk Point. Mo-. Oct. q. 1917.
DR.. NJ. Ney Smith, st. Louis, Mo.
DIT. M. Ney Smith highly for what he did
for me. I had the Piles for Is years. The
spring Of 1910 Fistula set In and ! was
almost past going. DR.. M. Ney Smith
treated my case n in thirty days i was
cured and have been enjoying the best
OF health ever since. Yours truly.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-04

Missourians have ever honored womanknd and rightly are chill
dren counted the states best crop. In recognition OF these truths,
there was erected, three years ago, on the State Fair Grounds at Sc
daia, a Womanis Building that has served as a model for other states.
This year, September 26 to October 3, this beautiful building, In ad-
dition to standing IS a fair-week meeting place and rest resort for
every woman visitor, will also house the Better Babies Show-a new
feature for the Missouri exhibition. This show will not be a beauty
contest. but a worthwhile work calculated to teach mothers and to
make easier the road that the men and women of tomorrow are to
travel. Strong bodies and good health will be featured.
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%tonItruisrt, bic bas grin3ip bes
&o6lenfooens ~onpnrbte, eiritpeilen
in Der Sorm perfoblten Bopieres.
Gber Die prnttiI6e 9rou6bnrteit Der
Snnpe 9eniigte bern Grfinbsr ni6t;
man perfiiatt tanuIs ni6t iiber
cine seniigerp Iiscfsre Stromentp;d.
lung, Die 8obIerIiren elii6ten nur,
ober lie leuGteter gu penie. Mqein
ieit jentn Sagen Fat Smon oas
Yroblem beg 6jltibIittes ME ms6r
aus ben Nugen o.rloren, unb IL
Sabre fpGter nobm er, nit reiherem
Wtiien unb rstderen Mitteln, feline
0erIu6e nieber ouf. Run aelona
ibm bic @rfinbung, bic i'm suerit
beriibmt ma9ts: Gnre Der 7Oer S.ibs
re %tonftruierte Soiepb Snan bic
erte tDirtli6 brau6bare @lii6lanbe.
8alb lam er bon ben pertpblten gas
ptslfdoen ab, erIebte 5ie burd 8oums
iprlfdoen, nnb i'm Sebruar 1879
fcnnte er feline 9liblampe gum ers
FIN MaI Der Gbemii6en @efsnldoft
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-04

Mr.. sIelert Says He Has ain Thirty

Mr.. Sleiert Says He Has Gained Thirty
Pounds;
Puxico, Mo, Jan. 6. 1912.
DR.. NJ. Ney Smith. st. Louis, Mo.
Kind Doctor-Thought l would write a
few words to you. | am getting along
fine. ! haven't had any trouble since /
last wrote you. | am getting fat. ]
weigh thirty pounds more than when I
was under treatment and you can't imag-
Inc what pleasure ! have now. | can see
what a fool / was for not being treated
before = was. Respectfully, a cured pa
.tiant
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-12
HARRY LAUDER PLEAsEs.

Harry Lauder, Scotch comedian and
singer, and his company appeared at
The Playhouse last night for the first
time, and were given a cordial welcome
by an audience that nearly filed the
theatre. Because of playing a matinee
in Washington in the afternoon, che
company did not arrive in Wilmington
until after o'clock. Manager ALE
mann, Of The Playhouse, had the curtain
raised SO the audience could see the
scenery mounted in position. That nov
city and the playing of the Scotch bag
pipers kept those present interested
until the performance began, shortly
after o'clock.
Mr. Lauder appeared as the last at
traction ON the vaudeville program. and
entertained for an hour with Scotch
songs and stories. He changed his cos
tune in order to dress the part required
for each song. and he had the audience
TO join in singing two OF the numbers
Mr.. Lauder, in acknowledging the ap.
plause. said it was his first appearance,
IN Wilmington, and he hoped il woulC
not be his last.
I'm sailing for Scotland in the
morning and may never see you
again. he added A few minutes be-
fore, when singing his soldier song. he
remarked I'm expecting word any
minute from Kitchener" Mr.. Lauder
has refrained all along from telling
why his tour was suddenly terminal
ed. and it is believed by some that he
is going back TO Scotland to join the
army.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-12
NEAR death FROM
Gas ASPHYXIAT|ON
Aged Man Falls in Bath
room Turning on Pipe
Valve
FIRST AID BY
POLICE SAVES HIM

Only vigorous application of first
aid treatment by Patrol Sergeant Rice
and Patrolmen Robinson and Mearns
saved from gas asphyxiation Charles
e. Baxter, aged 65 years. of Canada,
who has roomed at the home OF Mrs.
Clara Hannum. No SAC Orange street
After the treatment Baxter was rush
ed to the Delaware Hospital, where
physicians succeeded in restoring the
aged man to consciousness. The hos
pital staf admitted that the treat
ment given the man by the police
saved his life.
Mr.. Baxter, who is an agent for
a gas stove appliance hDre, roomed
on the third floor Of the Hannum
home This morning as he entered
the bath room on the second floor of
the building he WIS seized with a
fainting spell. In falling Mr.. Baxter's
hand or body apparently struck a gas
jet, opening the valve. Just how long
Mr.. Baxter remained in the fainting
spell is unknown. but shortly before
nine o'clock another roomer il the
house named Trummer had occasion
to pass the bath room an looking in
saw the aged man unconscious on the
floor. Mrs. Hsnnunr and the police
were called at once. The door had
not been locked
Mr.. Baxter who was in the best of
spirits and health yesterday. has plan
ned to spend Christmas with his fam
lily in Canada. He will make the trip
after he leaves the hospital.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-12
POLICE PROBE death
OF ROBERT M'KELVEY

Francis p Ryan, chauffeur, of No.
500 West street and driver of the
automobile of Russell II. Durham,
which ran down and fatally in
iured Robert McKelvey. eight years
old, of No. 1884 Van Buren, street, at
Delaware avenue and jefferson street
yesterday, was arraigned in City
Court this morning, charged with
manslaughter. On motion of the State
the preliminary hearing was con-
tinued until Tuesday in order to give
the police time to investigate The
court was informed that evidence at
hand indicated the affair was an ac-
cident. but Chief of Police Black de-
sires TO probe further The defendant.
who is at liberty on $4,000 bond, was
represented by Robert H. Richards.
The little McKelvey boy was felled
by Mr.. Dunham's car shortly before
/ O'Clock yesterday. and died soon
after reaching the Delaware Hos
pital.