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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
lltnes aus
Natir- INN frlkmnnr.
aeaes fritaniFertes ao1IsnOspS.

Sie einTn1Ite 6smiIde @srbinbuns
afpii6en aobleritoff unn Saueritoff
IN has a~pbIenorgo. Gs entitebt,
fpenn bic &pble BEL ungeniigenbem
aufts phsr Sauerifpffsutritt pers
brennt; baber riibrt fein @crtommen
in @pbnrdumsn nit fali9 resuliers
ten Sefen. @uBeroem finbet e ii9
i'm @i6tsos Der SodDfen, i'm
2enatsas unb I'M @aRersas, beifen
Sauptbeitanbieil es nebsn Wofers
itpff bilbet. S%phlsnprpo lit Elm
farbs nnb serudlofes @ns, beiIen
@ifiisfeit nllesmein betannt lit. IS
berbrennt nit blauer Slamme sur
a~oblenidure. aiirsli6 lit Is nun
eelunsen, elm 5ipeites feiies apblens
prDo berauitelen. Man erbalt bur9
GrbiBef bon Menitfdure nit 8ens
spI6lprib 49, fpgenannte anbpbris
iierung - einen 8orper, Der genau
ans so prosent a%pblenifoff unb
80 grpssnt @ausrItpff beftsbt uno
Die Tormel G IL o 8 bot. 9isfe nen
tntbedte 8erbinbung bilbet gldnSenoe
farbloie ariitnlle. ole pDn bpdiieoens
BEN 2DiunssmitteIn %aufssnommen
perben unb babel dnrnfterifiide
sarbenreaftipnen Iiefern, 10 nit
Rapbtbalin, gbenantren un6 Sluprsn
rpisnrot Big blaurote, nit Ritroben5ol
bldusriine 2Siunsen. Dos neue
aobltnorbb ldBt fid bei 160 grab
unperxnosrt trodnen; III nidt bDgrps
Ttopiid unb febr: beJtdDpis. auf
gemberaturen iiber $40 @rao erbibt,
Idrbt es fi9 6untsl, perIpriiht bel
apeitersm grbiben. inter Grsliihefi
nnb perbrennt idiiebli6 nit. rnBen=
ber. buntelrpter 5Iamme. SIN @as
iuum lit es iublimisrbar. Sc sibt
nIfo iebt folgenbe bier @erbinoungen
BON 8p6lenftoff unb S%ausrfoff:
aoblenidurennbbbrio (uher einfad
a~pblenIdure %genonnt), &oblenfubz
prpS, gosf0rmiges apblenorpo unb
bas neue triitaliiierte &pbIenorbb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
gnseipansie Sitate.

.0es 2eb.ns ungemihte
Ereubepirb teinem Sterb b.
li9en SuieiI!!" ftobnte Der Stdbs
ter, ba batten ibn auf benz air6peibs
felt Die 8auern trumm uno lobm sez
fhla9en.
% 96ne freunblide sc.
pp9nbeit Des 9afeins,1
betlamierte Der @auner, pa lieferte
man i'm gum aebnten Male in bic
S~trafanitalt Elm.
4 X X
sd Iiebe Did, mid rei3t
beine f9Dne sc faIt!1 rief
ser itrpmenoe 9anoperfsburibe, Do
T9leppte er cine Sans BON Der Weioe
meg.
.Wernie fein 8rpb init
Srdnen a B." faste Der S9niter.
iunge. % bate i'm Der Meifter BET
Slid nit Dem &nieriemsn perarbetz
tet, neil er gu piel binlnteridlan9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
oScric9lcn nicnnlS, bic
sdMer5tli 5il lilibtrn"

gp iapte e. 9, GoppiH7cr ISL
III Montgpmcrp Ct, S$lgDadlic,
SeyoS ots CT uic ipt.1t iAtiea:
rSabrrlaue tit idl AT Icmsalau uI me,nen
qluacll uiio in anai. gS ipggoe ~ id]lt:ll'. adB
idI taltm i2tc:t fG;utr. ,SG p~lgii.Gltc teogs Niiticl
olHe irnt.th Sripla IG.lt ipnrorN Az. SiucA
Aatis Gain 9iAeii mir aieliuiuhiCn nito id funtic
lie. @nd,orm i'd 8,usi eenongrurn bate. burtrll
bic Sdline gscft GlIt llito illrtlte Net1cu iulreh uttt
nlehr 10 nnpeRriifer. CD cit id eincn ~leiitteA
Sdbiters pertDl.rtc. raiini idl cine Fill, btS ilitiiir
Neuralgia adfaIie5 ncritjicdllo. SsI'eEat baltt
Id tic INNER on Snrio nno ne hnhttt lIod) III tel
neni Sale peTiehlt. bic SdlWerSen Jt lineerii,
nio nc hnbcii nnth nte riciiier Spui ooer iiietnt
Nerofn niIgegrtitcii.
Seiitc idnit0crlt, meilr lie ppn Ocr
ifrcdlid)cn Soltert lelrll, monlIt Die
Snbianer Die criten Nlniie0ler pei
nigten. 9lher lporcn icile Sdmcr.
seil GROCER mis- Die Ollrd) Neurolgic
Derirriadicn? 9er5wciiclte Geriudle
mir6en acnlod)t, I'M bcil SanOeii
Der Snhioner 81 entgebcn. aber pie
le 2eute iiBcn rubig bin mo billben
Ole 8olterqnnlcn Der Teitrolgie, %
ood) cill elnsipeg fir lie niicn lit.
Or. Miles' Inti.Yain Yillen
babcn picle Sanlcnbe BON bieien
%foliernoen neuralgioliidcn Sdlmer.
5cn bcfrcit. Sic mcrocn init Der
poiitirItcn @nrontic ibrcr @iitc per-
foitit. Nile Die iie ic ge6roud)t ia.
ben, balten lie itets on Solb.
Sci alien gputbefcru. % 3Oirn fir
% Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO, EIkhart, Indiana.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
All oefe{{ent y,

sat sefeifen! rgiun,
Serr Spbltopf nit ipas bei9dftigen
sic iid oenn auscnblidli6g"
,SeSiers &ornidel, mil bod nal
iebsn, fpie LANCE Elm lebenbes Defen
pbne @s6irn leben fdnu."
.gla, bds lit bod ftbr einfa1, sic
ipdrten, bis sic s~eitorben finb. unb
Bag prubIem 1T geloii."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

me beobaGisi. Die Robre bsfiIbs
fd babel am beiten nur 4-5 Soil
BON ben 9lumsn enifernt, Den 3ped
FOLDER 9~(ufnabmen iiebt Or. Gall ppr
allen in Ger Grforiduns reg 9ufs
6aues garter Gefpebe unb ibrer
Observation-Disclosures.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
nnfanaf erlp iirate |

unfan9it II IN Il + ate Elm
autider in 8lettenberg 6ei 96ln
cine olleinitebenbe Ditipe, ols tie
ibrer Sodter. feiner 8raut, fem
@elb aebsn ipolIie. Gr raubte bann
Gin Spnrtohenbud upb fIiiatste.
Die Sodter ipurbe onberen Soaes
friib berboftets ols tie bos geIb ppn
Der SpartoiIe obheben !pplte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
Or. MiIes' gnti.Eain Yiaen

Sci alien gpotbcfcrn. % 3Dirn fir
25 Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIk1art, Indiana.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
Gle 3cit Sss Slieaeufricscs.

Sn ser bsiBen Sabres5eit ipirb Die
feufSeroe Menfdbeit pieher OFFER eis
ier 9Ia9e, Die Sabr I'm Subr mies
berfebrt unO inter l~lmitdnben Iel6if
bas lansmitigite temperament an
bic @ren5en Der @eouIo treiben fam:
bic 5liegen iiuo niener ba, LADEN fih
sum Mittugtiid tattlps gu 8aite uno
bergehen au1 ni6t, oen Mittngs>
fdlaf bebddti9er 8iirger nit iurrens
Dem Summen unD 2anbungen an
Shr unb Naie ibrer Spfer gu t~iirSen.
4liein tpie better Der ielige Wilbelm
guIa aud Die fleinen Siiden Der
Sliege beiungen bat, Die M~ngelesenbeit
bat au6 ibre ernfie Settle. uno im<
mer pieber nimmt bic Miienihdft
Die un%bantbare 9fli6t auf ii6, oie
Mllgemeinbeit 5u marnen unD gum
Sample gegen Dos ideiubar 10 bdrmz
loIe feline Sniett oufsuruIeu.
Sn elmer teiien 8erDffentIi6ung
Der Cambridge llniberiitp preB be-
f4dftist ii9 Der englii6e !Spsieniter
@rabom<S Smith NIT Ser Gtubenflies
ge llnb ben seiunObeitliden gefnbs
fTen, bic iie auf S9ritt unp S.rits ses
gen lire gebuI6isen 8aiigsbsr, oie
MenIden, ousidt. Mon neiB, oab
es bic Sltege nit Der Heinlidfeii
nidt aIlau asnau nimmt un0 mil
8ebagen auF Den piberli9Iien Stof.
fen rno IbfGlIen einberItol3iert, In
it9 Damn pieoer, nit ben manrig.
fa4Iten arantbeits Itoffen beOtdt, OH
ben SpeiIen nie~OerSulaiIen, Die oir
Der Safel bes Menfdsn erl6eiren
9abei fonbern fe audi Sdfte aiii
ibren acknowledgement al, Sie fiji
Den Meni6en nidt gu unterI6dBen
be eeiunobsitli6e @efabren nit lid
brinsen. Die Slisgen perfiisen iibe
cine Dirt Electromagnetic, cen all
fliiTisen Rdbrtpffe Ourdlaufen, eff
fie ibren areislduf bur9 Den sefam
ten @eroauunssorsanismus Der Slie
&c ontreten. Wenn Die Sliese nui
bartere Robrungsartitel su iid neb
men mill. pfleet lie Oieie 3dberen 2et
ferbtiien borber 81 erneiden. Oa
gefdiebt in Der @siIc, bnb Die Glie
ge aus ibrem Electromagnetic cine
Sropfen Der bort ansefammelten fliii
fisen Nabrung %ausipnbert, slei9fdr
rerbri9t". Die mitroffopii9e 5or
f9urs bat nun erpiefen, Dab biel
4usionberunsen taft INNER pNer j
Denfalls iebr bGufig dnIisdungsfGbi
ge Grdnfbeitsteime ent1alten. Wei
tere 9aSillen TAT Die 5liese mi. lire
Beinen unb ibrsn Grfremsnten oui
nnS piFenf6aFsfideSsriuds BADEN g
Seist, Dab Die ouf 0ieie @eiie in b
menihliden Wobnungen uto auf b
meni9liden Hahrunasmittel bel
pflansten &rontbsitsItofie ippdenIdr
fortleben unb lire Nnitedungstru
Detpabren. 1lnf Sipar bat IiG q,
3eiet, oaB auf bieIe Weiie iofppl
Snpbus tpie Cholera, droniid
9iarrbDe, dsDptiide 4ugentrantbei
5uruntuluie, Ghminoiuht, 9tphter
nnb 8oden auf pen Meni9en iibe
trager iperoen tonnen. Muberbs
bat man in oerartiseR 2~fusIonoerul
gen Der Sliegen and Die @ier pt
BaraTiten feHseiteIlt, Die bei sefri
fen Darmtrnntbeiten dls llrfade oil
treteD.
Die @dwisrieteiten, bic ii6 Elm
Dnr1greifenOen Iisrottun9 obsr Gir
bGmmuna Der Slieeenploge tntgeseI
fieIlen. fino erDber, aIs Der anie 81
aemS5nii6 urnimmt, Man hdt Ge
f1ihe nit einfm flienentntenAen iNil
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

ute 0apet er3lelleV Uelulluit Vuuti'
Ii4 als ntdt sufriebsni.elleno eripies
len. 9as bette uno mirtidmite Nit
tel aegen ole 5lieget uno beren Sort
pilan5uns bleibt ~sinitpsiien Die pelnF
lidite &einlihfsit. sln Dem Gage,
ga oie 5lieger feline in 6Galnis ii6ers
aeaunaenen organiiGsn Gtoffe mebr
porfinoen, in Osnen lie lire @ier nies
oerleqen t6nnen, an ienem Soee friro
bas @ei6le6t ser Sausflie9en dussss
rpttet uno bic .MerIdbeit I'M etnen
lditiaen St6rinfrieo uno einen tidi<
ifsn 5eino armer iein.
Gin ncncs SctanbungSmittcl.
GGon Dor einigen ,Sabrsn hatten
snei 5oridsr BON Hep gurter Rotes
teller : Snitiiut, Mlelber uno auer,
sic 9epbattung semd9t, NoB 2iere
our6 GinipriBungen bon Masneiis
umialsen in einen 3uitanb perfeBt
tperoen %tDnnen, Der elmer art Rar@
.oie slei6t; oieier 3uituno pirb mad
einioen Stunben lpieoer pDllig iiber>
munoen, obne irsenbpel4e i4doli9e
@irfunsen 81 binterlaKen. IS mar
nabslieesno, bieie Metbobe in ole
meOisiniide praris aufSunehmen. be-
ionocrs fir folde Sdlle. in oenen
aus fpe5iellen 8riinoen, 3. .. bel
Seraaffeitionen, cine Gbloroformnars
TOTE sefGbrlid ooer ausseidlohen err
fdien. !9isrbei mar peientlid, ob
Der Ourd oas Mogntiiumfal5 berpors
serufene 3uitano pirtli6 cine po!li9e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ober nur cine
lGbmuns Bel nod beitebenbleibenoer
SenIibilitGt mar. SIN leBterem gall
bate iid Die a%nipenoung Der Mdgz
neiiumnarfole natiirli9 perbpten. Die
beiDen 6prI4er tamen nun auf osrl
@soanten, Sic Mogneiiummsibphe nit
Der 9ertpenbung BON @et9er gu ber@
binSen. beiIen pirtlid anafbeiierenoe
8irtung aud am meni9liden Srga@
nismus bereits ieit tangent 6etannt
lit. 3unGhit luuroe BEL ben pprges
nommensn 8erIuden nur cine gang
geringe Spiis Ma9neiium in Sorm
BON Mdgnefiumiulfot inji5iert. Sos
balb bas 8eriu6sobiett Netber elm
atmete, frat augenblidltd ihpn Bel
gang pin5igeu 4etbermengcn tiefe
Rartoie Elm, pdbrenO &pnirolltiere,
Die niir Die osrringerte MagneIiumz
opIe er6nIten, ooer tlur Die lpinJige
9letbermenge (ein 3e6nte! Der Ionlt
fir bic Ginidldferung erforoerliferO
inbuliert batten, b0llig mad blieben.
Bel ben tpmbiuiert b~e6anoelten Sic
rem fonnte ma ole i6mer5hafteIten
Gingriffe pornebmen, pbne Dab tie
cine Spur bon SGmer3empfinoung
Quberten. 0ad bieIen ermuti9enoen
ReIultoten purbe Die 1teus Methobe
au6 auf Meni6en nus9eOebnt. nobel
Elm nit 9eringer WlugneIium Sriets
ton pprbebanoelter pattent nit ipes
niger ais einem 6iinftsl Der getberz
nen9e betdubt lperoen tonnte, Die un>
ter gepobnliden umItdnOen %erfprOerz
lib geipeien mare. Nd6teilige 6ols
gen rpnren mad geertoigun9 Der Rore
tpie nidt feit5uitellen, 10 hap Dies
ntue 8erfabrsn, tpenn es iid peiter
bspdbrt, Die @efdBren Der 5%ptnlnara
toie erbe6li9 ~berringern hiirfte,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
@lnmcn inter Standardization.

Man Iullte nio1t slouben, baB Die
HSntgenItroblen, hie 5nnd4t ielblt
BON meniGli9en &6rper nun bic
s0urtgebilne oeigten, aIImGblid gu
2eiftungen sebra6t nproen iinb, ouB
ie ole adrteiten 3iertorper uno Ipgar
8lumen ipieber9sben @s iinO Die
lpgsnannten nei6en Sttoblen, bic
tEntsr 3ubilfenahme zines Seniters
aus. 2itbiumglas oa5u benubt purs
zen. Dabur9 lit oas Stuoium Der
4flanaens nie Ser Suiettenpelt burh
@Dntsenitrablen gu einem Selb TAFT
untsgrsn5ter Mogli9teiten ge%tporben.
Der H0nteenforiher 9rpfehor Solls
@oparbs, 6etannt ionobl our6 feline
2tiitungen auf oieiem 8ebiet als audi
ourd sic i9iperen 8erItiimmelungen.
fie CT bur1 ote Wirtuh9en Der
Strdblen e~rlittsn bat, lieTert iebt in
Den ar9ipen fir &0ntgenitrablen eiz
nen Bemeis fir Deren 8ernertun9 gu
pbotpsrapbii4en aufnobmen BON
glumen. Sin Straub Sulpen miirs
DC unter elmer !Siille bon %eenDbnlie
dem rotten ooer I6porSen papier onf
line 9lutte selest uno Damn aus Ell
ner gntfernung BON etpa / Weter
cine Minute lang beitrablt. Die
fertige Mufndbme III frsilid ipenieer
fd0n dls mertpiiroig. sic aeigt bic
asldbldtter fat Ourdiidtis, nur nit
osren llmriFen uno nit fleinen Sal
ten uno Rippn. Die Stiele tperoen
bonn @nfab Der 8liite abnGrts ims
mer buntIe,. Sn oieIer Ielbit Sei9s
net iid Der @riffel nit faft i9mdrs
ger 5drbung aus. Sin iol9es @rs
sebnis lit i9pn ols cine bpbe 8ollr
tommsnbeit anSuipreden, uno nur
burA cine 9robe 8eberri6nng Der
3efnif 3u errei6en. Die better
a~nfnobmen tper6en nit neuen R0nt
genrDbren ~er3ielt, Bel oenen MIR oit
2uffperoiinnung lsidt ii6ertrieber
mirb. 9tofeTor Gall Sat aud
Tdon itereoitopii6e GDuigentitou
bon 9htmeR bereeItellt, Gr le9t ba.
81 Elm Gtiid tornIreien papierS iibel
! Sipei Sol3freifen ouf Elm fIahei
Brett. 10 OoB bic photographic,
plotts 5ipii9sn ibnen al tiegci
tommt. Die Solsftiide miiFcn ee
race nur 10 bod Iein. bab ole gldtt
Z tsnttr oas gapier geidoben meyNel
fam. Die 8Iumen tusrben nanl
ouf bem papier ongeoronet. 0a
na6 ipirS bag Nerfdtren fpie Bel be
, 0etpobnliden itereritopiihen 9tnfiah
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

Mpptbeters : 6rau (eifsrs
fi6tig): n!6Dr' mol, &arl, id mub
nun enblid piiIen, mas fir 9eimli9z
teiten 9u nit M,oabars SGtbe bait"
Gatte; nNeg' Did nidt auf lie
BE GIie! Oh peiBt ood, ooB Die
&GtEe nit Dem Dottor Miiller ber
lobt lit, uno "a muB ia i6r nun i'm
uler neFen 2iebesbriefe ent5iffern."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

nIferei. Meier: .&ellner,
brinaen sic mir Elm aleines!!"
Gin @ibbolb: yRa. b0ren Sic eins
NAL, SER Meier, Der aellner 1T bod
fein Stor6!"
Evening star., 1914-10-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
James c. Kraft and Madeline B. ost-
mann.
Thomas Bradford of Bayougoula. La.
and Ethel E. Bluestein of Plaouemina,
La.
John Maier and Marie K. Hartman.
William Hansbrough and Lillian NJ.
Reed.
Niles Livingston and Julia A. Strong,
both Of Rensselaer,. N. Y.
Frederick w. John and Lydia Tarter,
both of Baltimore, Md.
James H. Hickman and Rosa n. Of
futt.
Henry w. Higgason and Oracle L.
Pietri. both of Richmond, Va.
Charles H. Hughes and Alberta E.
Dorsey.
Milton G. Benjamin Of this city and
America Van Lewis of Purcellville,
Va.
Otto F. Bendig and Rhode Page.
Percy H. Martin and Emma N. Gar
rett. both of Sweet Hall, Va.
Thomas H. Lee and Mary L. Kelley,
both of Pals. Va.
James A. Donohoe and Mary F. Raf-
ferty.
Thomas E. Patteson Of Ransom, Va,
and Annette E. Holman of Dellwyn, Va.
Harry T. Smith and Laura B. Saun-
ders.
Philip D. Pendleton of this city and
Christine NJ. Rich of Philadelphia, Pa.
John c. Pyle and Catherine A. Dugan,
both of Ardmore. Md
Leonidas Christakos of Baltimore,
Nd. and Minnie Smith of Buffalo. N. Y.
Evening star., 1914-10-08
TUsKEGEE NEEDS s125.0oo.
Booker T. Washington Appeals for
Funds for Institute.

To the Editor of The Star:
In the midst of the war situation IL
is sincerely to be hoped that the gem
eral public will not forget the needs
of such institutions as the Tuskeeee
Normal and Industrial Institute, locat-
ed in Alabama, in the heart of the
south.
Whatever conditions may arise, it is
of the highest Importance to continue
without interruption to give that
training which will insure the pros
perity of the south and peaceful rela-
tionships between white people and
black people.
After deducting all sums likely to be
received from stated sources, includ-
ing a sum guaranteed by trustees and
friends of the school, there remain to
be raised this year by the principal
of Tuskegee Institute in the form of
fifty-dollar scholarships. or otherwise,
for current expenses. about $125,000.
The amount referred to not only in
cludes the direct expenses of the
school for the work on the grounds,
but the extension work, which infiu-
ences and reaches a large part OF the
far south. Even the smallest amount
will be gratefully received and prompt
ly acknowledged.
The work of the institute is now so
thoroughly established, and its great
value to the negro people and to the
nation so fully demonstrated that the
Evening star., 1914-10-08

and Mr.. Hunter D. Watkins were
married last evening at Kendall Bap-
tist Church. by the pastor, Rev. P. Out
water, in the presence of a large gath
ering Of their friends.
The bride was attended by Miss Eva
Duval as maid Of honor; Misses Nellie
Wyne. Helen Duvall. Myrtle johnson.
Mamie Brent, Thelma Crump and Lily
Mardes. as bridesmaids. and Hilda
Wyne as flower girl.
The bride was dressed in white satin
with lace and pearl trimmings, and her
blossoms; white roses formed her bou-
quet. The maid of honor wore white
satin and lace and carried white roses.
The bridesmaids wore dresses of light
shades in crepe de chine, lavender,
orange. blue, yellow. green and pink
The ushers were Messrs. G. B. Cressy.
J. A. OBryhim. J. NJ. Tyson, K. WITT.
Charles E. Hall and Eppa H. Wiliss.
and r. l. Watkins was best man..
Miss Ruby A. Bevans, daughter Of
Mrs. c. H. Bevans of this city, and Mr..
Joseph T. Cogswell Of Seat Pleasant,
Nd. were quietly married yesterday
afternoon at the parsonage of Rev.
F. W. Johnson.
New York city to spend few days
and will also visit Mr.. Cogswelrs sis
ter in Brooklyn, N. Y.
the Washington barracks. and Mrs.
Kuhn will leave Saturday for fort
nights stay at Atlantic City and a visit
to their son at West Point.
Dr. and Mrs Charles D. walcott, who
have been in Montana since their mar
riage last summer, are expected home
early next week.
Evening star., 1914-10-08
HAS NO JURISDICTION
IN WIRELESS SUIT
Federal District Court in New York
Rules Against the Mar
conf Company.

NEW YORK, October S.-The fed
eral district court ruled today that it
had no Jurisdiction in the suit brought
against Secretary of the Navy Daniels
and four naval censors by the Mar
conf Wireless Telegraph Company of
America to prevent the government
from keeping closed the wireless sta
tions at Siasconset. Mass, and Sea-
gate, n. Y. The company's applica-
tion for an injunction was dismissed.
Although the application for the tenn
porary injunction was dismissed, the
suit itself still remains on the calendar.
1t is regarded unlikely. however, that
it will be brought to trial in view of
Judge Veeder's ruling today
The court was without Jurisdiction.
Judge Veeder held, inasmuch as none
Of the defendants or the plaintiff re-
sides within this federal district
Evening star., 1914-10-08
|c0MBING WON'T RID !
{ HAIR OF DANDRUFF|
The Easiest and Best Way Is to
Dissolve 1t.

The only sure way to get rid of
dandruff is to dissolve it, then you
destroy it entirely. To do this, get
(about four ounces of ordinary liquid
(arvon; apply it at night when retir-
Ting; use enough to moisten the scalp
and rub it in gently with the finger
tips.
J Do this tonight, and by morning
J most, if not all, Of your dandruff will
be gone, and three or four more ap-
plications will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace of it. no matter how
J much dandruff you may have.
} You will find, too. that all itching
J and digging of the scalp will stop at
once, and your hair will be fluffy.
{iustrous. glossy. silky and soft, and
}look and feel a hundred times bet
( ter.
} If you want to preserve your hair
} do by all means get rid Of dandruff,
} for nothing destroys the hair more
quickly. 1t not only starves the hair
and makes it fall out, but it makes
lit stringy. straggly. dull. dry. brittle
and lifeless. and every one notices it.
I You can get liquid arvon at any drug
} store. 1t is inexpensive and never
fails to do the work.
Evening star., 1914-10-08
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
John A and Mary M. Connor, boy.
Emmett F. and Marion J. Hughes,
boy.
Oliver E. and Ollie E. Foulk, girl.
Henry ]. and Grace Nichols, girl
John A. and Florence C. ODonoehue.
girl.
Joseph P. and Katherine E. Olmeit,
boy.
Hubert F. and Margaret A. McCon-
nell, twins, boy and girl.
Hugo w. and Helen H. Osterhaus,
boy.
William A. and Cordelia c. Schlobohn.
boy.
Clarence and Catherine Smith. bow.
John ]. and Martha E. Cave, girl.
Evening star., 1914-10-08
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department in
the last twenty-four hours:
Warren Hedges. "A years, George
town University Hospital.
Mary o. Reamy, 81 years, Sc I'd street
northeast.
Emma L. Tenley, so years, 1915 ver-
mont avenue northwest.
Mary Reel, 10 months, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Bernardine Williams, months, 1900
K street northwest.
Joseph Hamslay. 80 years, Tubercu-
losis Hospital.
Abraham l.. Alexander. so years, Gov
ernment Hospital for the Insane.
Susie Clark, A years. 1916 De Sales
court northwest.
Pinkney c. Griffin, As years. 201 e
street northwest.
Evening star., 1914-10-08

Lady Spring Rice. wife Of the Brit
ish ambassador, is returning to this
country on the Celtic. which is ex-
pected to dock in New York tomor-
row. The ambassador Is in New York
to meet her
Evening star., 1914-10-08

Rev. and Mrs. T. Ward Denys and
their daughters have returned from
Newport and will be at the Hotel Pow
hatan until they open their home at
1888 1 street northwest.
Evening star., 1914-10-08
To Accept Deferred Cablegrams.

NEW YORK, October S.-The French
Gable Company announced yesterday
that it was again prepared to accept
deferred cablegrams for all points to
which deferred service was in force
prior to the war. with the exception
of Belgium. Luxemburg. Germany,
Austria Hungary and Servia Mes
sages will be accepted at the risk of
the sender and subject to the censor
ship and all the restrictions imposed
by the military authorities. The mes
sages must be written in English or
French. k->
Evening star., 1914-10-08

Col. Edward Burr and Mrs. Burr. who
were recently in San Francisco, left
for the Philippines on the army trans
port sailing last Monday.
Evening star., 1914-10-08
Mrs. Gait Is Bequeathed $500, 900.

NEW ToRK. October s.-The sum
beaueathed by Mrs. Frank Leslie. who
died recently, to Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait. the suffrage leader. is in excess
Of 100000. in the opinion of William
Nelson Cromwell. one of the executors
OF the estate. The will was filed yes
terday afternoon. The entire residue
Of the estate is left to Mrs. Gait, with
the expressed desire that 1t be used in
the furtherance Of woman suffrage.
Specific bequests to individuals. mostly
relatives, total approximately sI30,000,
Evening star., 1914-10-08
MARRIED.

RDER-CULvERwEI.I. On "Wednesday
evening October 4. 1914. by the Rev. F. W.
johnson. Miss ELSIE l. CtLvERwELL and
Mr.. BENJAMIN T. SOCKRIDER
WEDGE-STAUB. On Tuesday. October 6. 1914,
in Rockville. Nd. hy the Rev. Mr.. white
ROSA STAUB and FRANK WEDGE OF 744
Gresham place northwest.
Evening star., 1914-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. George. Peabody Eustis
have closed Zabriskie House. their
Newport residence. and expect to dl.
California.
Evening star., 1914-10-08

school should not be allowed to suffer
in its needs for current expenses.
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON.
Principal, Tuskegee Institute, Alabama.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-23

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