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The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-05-15
CITY SADDENED
BY DEATH OF
DR.. NETTLES
Funeral Services Held at
Presbyterian Church Fri
day Afternoon
BURIED AT GRAND TOWER
Remains Taken on Steamer to
His BoyhOOd Home For
Interment

~, n I,..l \-.,l.
l''' "'"'" Va '.''''
at st. Francis Hospital TINS cl'y
ON the afternoon of May llth,
marked thc uos,ing of truly good
a,d oroot man Uc wos nosscsscd
~ ,.... -. ...,, i'd.
Vi 'N''E P"''''E ''''' "'''''' "'''''"'
selfish intent or design 'hdoaf MN
the hearts OF his fcllowmcn. He was
nv nature n friend of man, and in
N o,.or, ho oIu.,,s rrovod himself
P"''''' All" y '"i'''''''''' ''''''',' -
ever ready to lend his ana to the
relief of distressed comrade, He
,ros known 80 thc moor mans friend.
..,..;... ,L,..;o;.,
''' -
ne showed "',',S'" wen wen ""''"\ :"
that 'r'"''' ne i'''lS l'l," !" inc
rlch ana poor o'lNc' ana MS u''''''nN
ana r'I'i''l''' '""''' 10 '"''''N.' ''-
hci an" assistance /" ms suffering
brothers Is 10 oo''h' '"'.,'% a''"uh'H-
bile for his premature crh'',''
DR. NcttI's W"~ engage" III 'h'
practice OF medicine IN TINS rtN Tor
moro than nine years, and has been
resident Of Cape Grardcou Tor
more than twenty years. lie was
born in Grand Tower, Ill., ON Der'i"-
hcr, 10, 1873, and came to 'hr 'ap'
with his parents when lac was
young man, His father, }, B. Nct'I'
was for long time ship carpenter
on the transfer boats plying hctwccr
this city and East cape. curing "hI''
time his son Frank Nctttcs was en-
gagged in the drug business at The
corner Of Spanish and Independence
streets. Later hc took up the stud,
Of medicine, and after graduating h
returned to the Cape where he bull
up a large practice. He has beer
associated with the drug store o
II. c. Wascm ever since locating
in this city as a practicing physician
and his death comes us 4 particularly
severe shock to Mr.. Wascm the ma
with whom his business relation
have been 50 close.
The loss of this truly good man
most kccnly felt in iiaarig, whcr
feeling of love and iricndshi
was entertained for him in the heart
of every man, woman and child r'
siding in that popuIous communlt
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-05-15
BALL OF HAIR IN HER STOMACH
Accumulation Weighing Pound and
Half Revealed.

Wausal, Wis, May 10 An opera
ton on farmers wife, residing
in Poniatowski, Wis, revealed q
ball Of hair weighing a pound and
half in her stomach. She had been
suffering from stomach trouble for
several months. II is thought she
ate the hair while she was in a de-
lirious condition during an attack
of typhoid fever.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-05-15

Lester L. Hall the well known pain
ter and paper hanger has been laid
up with inhamotory rheumatism for
cycraI weeks, but Is sufficiently re-
covered 10 be- up again.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-05-15
CONSUL RELEASED
BY ORDER OF HUERTA.

City of Mexico, May l2.-John
r. Sillman, L. $. Consul who has
been imprisoned at Saltillo since the
outbreak Of hostilitics was released
today by order Of Hucrta, on repre-
scntations made by the brazilian
Minister who is custodian and who
is to guarantee safe conduct ont Of tie
Dictators DOminiOns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09
A Distinguished Boston
Physicians "Messages"
TO His Mother De-
scribing the Esprit
Borderland Hospitals"
1.-THE Treatment of
the Magnetic Bodies"
That GrOU Out of
Our Worn-Out Clay,
and the Interesting
Daily Life
of the Dead

friends and wives There need OF the loves
here because children thoughts
any than could in de-
onward have not power
all that happens In earth.
gain honors received purple shield
with diamonds. to denote assmiatng
benghat is to learn how degree
another without dying and forming Suppose
your body slowly assmlaed the tho
the time body lost weight and finally pinned
tissue all drew within the without
burathat is. dissolved spirit
slowly emerged to Its proper sphere.
Well this Is called assmlating
study taught to pupils learned 1t myself hrs and shall
they brought here but who lived
to learn easily into the fourth fifth
by this process, and leave no body to be buried.
Sometimes O m Once
through and supposng
below but found arriving country pain,
and could not doctor said below
returned and sure enough In the fourth thin
skeleton Of body moving about with a STEP
sobed It, and had to time in that
with 1t assimilate It.
do not have time think religion; but
have good healthy framework for
earth or In planet afar. other heaven
Ing active religion. which is good preaching
indeed an act in this world Is considered better
question: every moiecue OF the
blood yet when to think OF being
can't believe it. - -
Blood carries le but life Itself Life is some
and shows itself only result The plant life
but what life is nobody knows. only that 1t
Christs blood when He have as all
others else he could oxygen see no
M which carried nerves But that
VIII not discuss told superior guide study re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09
Cleanliness Is the Only
Sure Cure for Disease

we were watching with interest of the serum
should say with all the rest of DOCTORS that udicIous
mn, WISE put looking at 1t from progressive view
ease cleanliness looking after the
ana garbage and outhouses and Charles
ver and see that the people wash all week and
mat deeayed meat and vegetables kept stores or eel
Of the nasty habit cuvatng or vaccine Man never
VIII outve the animal until this had cases on
power is almost animal, scarcely shape to a man
one cannot be too careful system lust
land Tor years because the body light or to nfue
the golden clement into its veins ~
the body and if is fame makes what
ney n can intuition or knowing by the feelings 1t
feel step hundred miles away Indians have It more
higher vibration oftenmes employ an indian to scent out
newborn body along shore lest long become
In all my travelling saw any hell but have often
sen men ana women suffering in mind they be
embam mummies have people carried to air islands 10
De @ for habits and ideas These should
either only worlds and spheres end as far as one
may may 60 TO- Some SO bright that
some who held the tight Presbyterian wouldn't grow
bear to know he aeo wa aev as or mt they
round many of the old minister's thought they were elect
the winged magnetism which float on air with
nna mere 10 something potent than electricity
nave to reincarnate order unless through
you can learn more about the incoming spark and
so can have more study in the
may But hate to see forms half made dc like csEea as
win one leg out Of the shell the head aurces
rise earlyfor remember in the third sphere there still
s ano ngh-and then go out to the large basin pink
air Is so electric that have towel for am dry in
moment And indeed the basin is full of it
knd OF bubble formation And this refreshing 1t
MAKES me strong in sensation and here has
more than in earth If there
Al 'ese worlds there no marrying and all girls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09

this is man or woman cannot tell half what do;
but had studied the composition Of
places Of the bones and muscles could
In order to swell out form? film the thing
appears, unless dies earth in perfect
order Then there separated
and film and quick form.
Phillips Brooks forming the exact he
dying and yet others rolled in balls
like seaweed and have be brought ages
sometimes they fast that they
OF balls until ready.
am working in the lowest spheres because those
nese coming by the thousands,
TO the front Not much magnetism sense and
turned to other
barely saved found Chinese all mingled TO-
geher threaded life pulp; mass
OF bran only dry and thready q
years bush with the leaves all off
II the magnetic running, and II So I un.
tangled them and stretched them dissectng
table, and poured the balm oils them injecting
n "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09

gon He said There religion any better than hd,
ody IN health and teaching the strength and the
diroo me soul into all Godlght gain this by
of cn among the ignorant better than your dogmas
VI eah, ioC all are faulty and are false" o
nave never any God, and Questioned va,, .,..
eor re had never seen Him. think He comes r.
40 .here Is no need am told that
nave CONQUERED all the lower principles and become
Tho 1na VI VIII love- Justice and mercy also lose Torn,
, s ana arms are drawn ball. because thew we're
lor certain worlds and when by men
h 49, surely we would need limbs suppose Cod
ing arrived where He has mind hronsh ibIs
nh,oo NV mas no need OF shape. He
ny OBJECTS which His breath makes ~ A'n 'o'e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09

The
Drawing
Called
Immortal
Hate
by
Vernon Hill
Stephen
Phillips's
THE New
Inferno -
Which
Curiousl.y
Accords with
the Boston
Physician 8
Description
of the
Dead as They
Reach
the "Other
Shore. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09

ut Is
astonishing
to me
that
anybody
ever
unravels;
they
get
snarled
up with
straa1rc
belief
and
melancholy
and
fear and
sim"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-11
0as italienifae aabinet
refianirt.

q ON, 10. Waar5. Die ReIiano.
tion bss italienifden aubinsts fpur5e
am Oienitag BON bem premisr Gios
banni @iolitti offi5iea i'm Senat unb
in Der 8ammer ansetiinbist.
Geiba, Sonburos, burd
Seuer 5erit0rt.
geen Orleans, Ga, 10. MGr5.
9.pefd.n aus geiba, Sonburas,
meloen, baB Der grObte GbeiL Der
Stnot gai6a BON elmer Seuersbrunii
5eritort porSen iei. gs ioQen 6ereits
23 8lods einsedidert iein, o9ne bab
es seIunsen mare, ben 8ranb gu 70.
iden. Der angeridtete S6aocn be.
trdgt iolpeit me9r nls 81 100000.
Spdteren Depeiten aufolae iinb
ba5 ameritdnifde &oniuldt unb bds
ameriean 6otel bon ben sflummen
aerft6rt iporben. @robe @erfuIte err
litten ferner: g. 9ebaur &c &c.,
$4,000; 2dfitte NIpdr.s &c Co.,
$4,000; eyuan sfaipab e Bro,
$4,000; 3. unb g. Sitoffi, $40.
600; 6. 8. Hini, $4,000; 9ouis u.
Beet C Co.. $4,000; 9tbrabam
Woiies. $4,000 unb bic 8anco glts
lantico. 8erluit nidt una.oeben.
Die GnaroshGnbler in Gsi6a ba6sn
INNER aroBs @prrGth. fir bic Der.
forduna bes sSnnern BON Souburas an
Slnb unb bic Stabt bat bas 9r5bte
Smportaeihdft i'm 2anbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-11
Jn(ansgc
Die gergara- lluteriu.
dung in Geras.


2areoo, Ger, 10. 9tar5. Gin
Meritaner, Der bic @erpanoten Gle.
Hente gergaras nad Dem @ra6e in
Sioalgo sefiibrt bat, aus benz oann
Die SeiGe bes Seraners ausgegraben
lpurOe, bat ben Gtaotsebonltell, Die
cine llnteriudprng Der glngelegenbeit
fiibren, GILES seiagt, mas er oarii6er
ipeiB, uno CT ioa aid geiagt baben,
oaB er 3euae Der &iilridtlng gerga.
ras mar. @er oiefer @aHn lit, miro
nidt geiast, tpie aii6 Die 9iamen Der
Wanner, Die Die Seide BON Nerifo
beri;berseboIt baben ge6eiH gebaIten
lperoen.
Weber bic BON Sesat nod bic ppn
Der gunbesrsaisruna asfiibrte Inter
iuhuna III beenbet. es ift aber als
iiher feitaeitelIt nor0en, baR Die g..
hauptuna. 9eracra lei Dor ieiner
Sinrihtuna nit Teuer qemartert nor.
ben. unpabr 1T. Sc Durbe fsrner
feitaeiteat. baB ssrau geraara bic Grs
petition Der aebn Wiuner mad Werito
arraHairt bate, unp baB =. g. 6iQ.
Der Sdfpager 9eraaras, fir bic
@ittipe bic WGnner engdairt unb or.
oaniiirt bate. Nrau 0eraara bat ben
Mdnnern fir bds osriibrbolen Der
2eihe $400 besahlt.
DAB Sin bic Gr0ebition oradnifirt
bate. mar erfdlon am Sonntda be-
fannt. auf 0erlanaen bes Soniuls
9arreit bon Ruepo 2arsbo purben
aber ale Ramen asheim qebdlten, Bis
Der Gonful Haf.rift bonn Stdatsbs.
part.ment in Maibinaton .rbnltsn
babe.
Tds aeiammelts 8efpeismatsrial
tpirb bem StaatsistretGr 9rnan unb
bem Goupernsur Gulauitt bon Seras
unterbreitet iperben. Der Der. 81.
aonful Garrett uno Der Generulabiu.
tant bes Stdates, 6enrn 6uthinas,
arbeiten bsi bem 6srbeiihaffsn bes
8etpeismaterials iih asssnieitig in bic
5Gnbe.
Die gtamen Der glGnner, bic bic
2ei6e @.rauras ss6Oli haben. tpsrben
aeheim aebaften. ba man befiir6tet.
bnR einiae bon ibnen aetobtet tperbsn
tpiirosn. giniae Der MGnner leben
in Merifo unb aRbere nabe an Der
9renae. 6il fnat. oah fie ale ioiort
9nrebo DerlaiI,H bGti.~ Ha6bem lie
ihr.n 2obn ausbssabli ,rbielten.
GonIul 8drrett iaate. bab linn bi.
Rdmen Der Wdnner un6etannt iei.n
unb er nidt einsH einsisen BON ibusH
ibentifiairen tSnns.
Des faIidsn 9anterott.sI
ansetIast.
WiIfesbarre, pa.. 10. MGr3.
eff Rauflsute pom peri6i.osn,n
9kilen i'm noro0itliden pennilpaz
liien ipurbsn am 9itnitas lnter Der
Mntldse @lGubigsr in perfhiebsnen
SkiIen oss 2anbes bur6 faIIde Ban
ferrotfe Inn DIele 2dulenpe DON Ools
lars tetrDsen gu baben. untsr je
$1,000 giirsIhaft an bic Grobsss
i6porenen iiberpieisu.
9rti Der gtnsetldsten: Sanlusl
Mprris. bon WiItesbarre: Bert Rob.
bins uno gbdrles Salomon, bon Gus
ssrne, ipnrben benz bieIigsn 9unbess
3ommifdr porsefiibrt. pdbrenb adt
anbere: 9ouis Rpianid, gbtparbss
billie; 9ouis HobinOrpib unb abolpb
Zimmerman, 5rselunb; CHARLES Ros
binotpib, Samuel 9onbon inb Den
Roberts. Mt. Carmel. unb Gilbert
Sbinib unb StanIsp DloIi bon Wl;s
Qlbuo in SaSsItOn Dor Sas Gerist ss'
lbra9t iratesn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-11
80 Netterbe

SIR Sbip unb Snbiana:
WabrIdxinlih G9nee i'm nDrbliden
unb Resen i'm Tiibliden 9beil amWlitts
mod. 9lm Donneritas unbeitimmtes
Detter; perdnbsrlide meiit DiiIide
pber norb5Fli1e Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-11
Sas granbunuliid d in g t
2puis.

y . q u y u u U N " /.
2puis.
ct. 2ouis, Wlo., 10. WGrs. -
glus ben Sriimmern bes am Montad
MoraeH burh sseuer ssritDrten @ebGu.
bes bes Wsiiiouri 4tbIetic Club iino
sebn 2eiden berausgsbolt porben.
Wan rsrmutbet. baB nod atpnnaia
2eihen unter ben 5r!inmern liegen,
10 bah oas 1lnaliit 80 Spfer asforz
bert bat. 9(ht bon BEN aebH oefun.
bensn 2eihen iinb ibsntifisirt poroen.
Gs iinb bas: Maribaa Bier, 80, lez
bia, gbsf Don Waribdl Bier &; Co.,
8lsbdnbler, 81. 2ouis. 9ucius
Ruff. "a, Departments .9orIte6er Der
SimmDns 6arbpare &c., lebi1 (cSben.
tifiairuna spsifelbafA. cyames g.
R.illp. Sc. lsbia. Tlitslieb Der 8Ons
trdftDreH.sSirma Mare &c 2eilln. Ct.
2Ouis. sSobn R. Rideb, 40, Gbicuap,
sfabmeifter Der 6orb Wifa. Co., bin=
terldbt Sfrau unb Sinb in Ghicaao.
Wiaiam =. Gro. AbpDtat. SIT ct.
2Ouis. sSG. GbDin 6. aeBlsr. 81,
4aiiirsr Der QubloD SanIor 0irs So.
in ct. 9Ouis; ipran9 aus einem SEN
iisr bes 6. Studpsrts. 6. 9. Wil.
liamg. gantariinber, Sautee, Ga.
Gs biirfteu noh siuiae Sage Derz
aehen. Bis Der S1utt fprtoerGumt lit
unb m0ali6ertpeiie iinb eins Insa6l
2eihen udnalih pertoblt.
Die 9ep0lbe D. goutmsn's gdnt
ipurben erreiht uno unberiihrt aefun.
ben. S1,300,000 in 5art= unb ga.
pieraeIb purben mad ben @eipGlben
Der ct. 2ouis Union Sruit 60. ae.
traf,t.
lle6er ben uripruno bes iseuers lit
nod nihts 6etdnnt. Die grploiipnsn,
bic man seh0rt bat. perSen Der gnts
siinouna Der acfa .uaeihriebsn. bic
aus ben burd bic SiBe aei6molasnen
9aIometsrN itrDmteu. Der WGhter
bes 2ltblstic Club aibt an, bah er
fiinfsehn Minuten Dor 4usbru6 bes
;Feu.rs iid i'm brittsn Stodrp.rt BE.
fanb. mo bas iseuer entitunben ieiu
icll unb nidts 9erodhtigss bemsrtt
babe.
sSeuerip.hrhef Spinolen fdot., baB
er Dor feds pber iieben Wlonaten bi.
9eripalter bss MiiIouri 9lthletic Club
oetparnt babe. bah oas 9ebGube ii6
ni6t fir S6lafauartiere eiane. bd es
nitt fir 6otelaipede asbaut lei. Der
friihere 9autommiifdr Smith aibt an,
bah er bic Seusrlsitsr niht asbilIiot
babe. neil lie iibsr bic sseniter q.leat
mar unb baburh Elm @ntfommen Der.
binoern ipiirbe. mas uuh einestrpffen
lit. Gr babe bic 9lnlaae BON atpei
ipsit.ren Seusrleitern oefprbert, lei
d6.r bonn alub oeridtlih betGmpit
rorosn. neil bic 9ireftpren bes &lubs
iih nit ben Teuerleitern bic 2pb6p
nitt psrunitalten laii.n pollten. gtl-
les. ipas Der &ommiifdr bur6isbs~
tonnte. mar bic Seritelluna elmer
f.uerfeitsn Srsppe unb bas srit nab
Ianaen Sdmpfsn.
glddtrdalih tptrb Merebit6 u.
Spbnion aus 2erinston, 9p.. uls Der.
mibt a.melbet. Gr mar ndf benz
&lu6 aeaanaen. Inn nit Mtaribaa
Bier Sfah gu ipielen.
Dertb5upa6site fir
bic Stabt Hsp Yort,
@lbanp, q. o., 10. MGr3. Cine
Der ipi6tisiten Yorlassn, bic bisber
Der beurisen Segislatur unterbreitet
lpurbsn. lit bic Sss bemofratii6sn CT
nators Simpfou bon Rem YOrt. bic
cine qlinenbirung bes 5reibriefes Der
Gtaot Rep gort bebufs Ginfiibrung
elmer Wsrtbsundbmeitsusr auf @runbs
eisentbum b,atpsdt. Sn Der GfiembIp
,nt,rNs h,s NAN nn,, Nsy. rhn,,hItynr;-
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9ie Reutrale. SD mudte in
Sige6ii,,el cine reiaenbe Ropelsacquia
iition, perlubte mid nit ibr uao mid
nitt mebr Don ibrer Seite. gtibts
bGtte mir am irbiI6en Slid sefebIt
- piiroe es nidt mein grGlitisumsa
semiitb betribt babeR, bub Die glus-
ertprene mid ME BEL msinem gurna'
men rief ionosrn mir nur Sas faoe
rS9at!" poer ooS tpeienlcIe pgubt~
gDnnte
sag bpd 2ubipig gu mir" - Bot
i6 lie i6lieBIih - yuSer, tpeur Dir
bas gu iteif tlinet, aUuis, ooer aoiris'
den ooer 2OuisIe uber LAP bos
blDbe S9usl - bns 8ubt mag i'd
i61n ear ntmmer!"
,Sbut mir leio" - Idgts iie be'
ittrrmt - prahber oerplappere i9
MIDI babsim bel metnsm WldnH!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-11
9titunagphrofe.

vgDir miiFen bem 9ifter bas 3sas. |
nib ausitsuen, bob sr Ti9 nit isinem !
GrisIinaspsss isIbi. asssiEgttsa Aet,-- J
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-11
Die Brand KalaIlr0p9e In
81. couis.
9ie 3abl Der SDbten iuirO jekt
anf 80 abseihatt.
3ebn 2eiHea foiueit sefnmbea.

9ebn 2eiAen iotueit gefnnoes.
Die Dirsttoren bes MiiTouri Qtbletic
alubs paren tpisberbolt
Mesen Der Jeusrsefahrli6teit bes Ges
bdubes ssiparnt porben, y
9atten ben 9eb0rben aber uiemals
Satisfattion ssse6sn.
Die 9lussrabung Der 2si4e Glemente
@erearas
War BON bsiien Witttpe anseorbnet
porben. bic ben 8et6eilisten $400
bufiir bs5a6lte.
Gin 6oiGbrissr Srriinniser BEL Belle
fOuntains. g., sri4oKeH,
9sa6bem er ben Sberiff Guot BON 2oz
gan GountD t6btIi4 Dsrpunbet
bate.
Die antlasen ssgsn ben Rt6tsr 3. 3.
Wrisbt als un6ssriinbst a6z
seipieien.
Sa granbunaliid d in ct.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-11
g q nfroub b

9eIIingbam, @aib., 10.
Mars. Sieben @anoiteu beraiibten
am 2tsnitas bic GiIials pet &ogaI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-11

tpirb barauf binseipiefen, bab bieTe
@riinbungen nur beripirrenb unb Ser<
Iplitternb tpirfen t0nnen unb baau ans
getban iinb. bas Snslebenrufsn Der
ssplanien gefeafdaft bes Weltbdnbsls
3u berbinbern.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27
CABINET CALLED
ON To HELP THE
REORCAN|zERS
Disgust at Post Office Scandal in
York-Adams District lmperils
Jersey Slate

Exposure by the Philadelphia Pub
nected with the Democratic State COM
mittee and men prominent in the
affairs of the reorganization faction
of the Democracy in connection with
has caused a panic among the lead
ers of the dominant clique. A general
alarm has been sent to4 Washington
and Secretaries Wilson and Daniels
have been drafted to make speeches.
Secretary Bryan may be summoned
and if the Mexican situation does not
get rampant Secretary Garrison will
be given the bugle call to invade Penn
sylvania in behalf of the Washington
ticket of the Democrats.
The conditions attending the post
office appointments in the York-Adams
district have disgusted Democrats all
over the State. Methods which the
present bosses of the machine have
decried for years are declared by the
Ledger to have been unearthed and
Wilson Bailey, the hat passer for the
Democratic State committee. has been
named as figuring in matters which a
committee concerned only for the
rights of the people should abhor.
Thus far not a chirp has come from
the State headquarters of the Dem
ocracy, although federal officials and
congressman have been demanding in
Vestigation. The whole matter is one
of the most disgraceful known in the
State in a long time and the Palmer
Continued on Page 13
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27
NORTHUMBERLAND
COUNTY BAR UN|TES
TO ENDORSE KUNKEL
Clearfield, Perry, Luzerne, West
moreland and Huntingdon Co.'s
Send in Petitions

The united bar of Northumberland
county has endorsed the candidacy Of
Judge George Kunkel for the State Su-
preme Court bench. In series of reso-
iutions, signed by fifty-five of the most
prominent lawyers of that Judicial dis
trict, Judge Kunkel Is pronounced as
pre- -eminently the man for the place,
and the nonpartisan committee having
his campaign in charge is promised the
heartiest support of those whose sig
natures are attached to the paper.
At the same time there was received
at the Kunkel headquarters in this city
a petition from Northumberland county
signed by 112 prominent citizens. among
them Judges II, w. Cummings and Fred
b. Hoser, praying for the nomination of
Judge Kunkei at the primaries in May.
Clearfeld county, Perry county, West
moreland county and Huntington coun-
ties also sent in Kunkel petitions to-
day, and the campaign is going forward
splendidly, according to reports at head
quarters.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27
KEITH, VAUDEVILLE
MAG|VATE. DIES IN
PALM BEACH HOTEL
Was 81 Years Old and Apparently
Had Been in the Best
of Health
VICTIM OF HEART FAILURE
Born in New Hampshire and Re-
NAMED on Farm Until He
Was l8 Years Old
BY associated Press

Palm Beach, Fla, March BIB. r.
Keith, of Brookline, Mass. the vaude-
Vile magnate, died suddenly of heart
failure at his hotel here at midnight
last night
Mr.. Keith was 81 years OF age and
apparently had been in the best of
health. Mrs. Keith and Paul Keith.
n son, were with him here Mr. Keith
and his son Paul had been discussing
business matters In their apartments
ana the latter, stepping outside for q
moment, returned to find his father
dead.
The body will be taken to Boston
to-day. Mr.. Keith was married to
Miss Ethel Bird Chase, In Washing
ton, d. c.. on October 20 last. They
were spending the winter here.
Lived on a Farm
Benjamin f. Keith was born in
Hillsboro Bridge, n. H., and until he
was lS years of age was content to
live on the farm. At that age he saw
a performance of Van Amburgh's cir
Gus and he became a follower of the
shows rs laborer. He ventured into
the show business for himself several
years later and followed 1t until 1886
when he conceived the idea of contin-
uous performance theaters, or vaude-
Vile.
The success of vaudeville was al
most spontaneous and Mr.. Keith was
launched upon q career that placed
him in the front ranks of theatrical
managers and owners. In 1906 he
combined forces with +. F. Proctor,
his greatest competitor, and for u
time the firm owned a large number
of vaudeville theaters, known as the
Keith Il Proctor circuit. Later the
firm dissolved and Mr.. Keith organ
lied a new string of theaters, now
well known as the Keith circuit