davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly times-record., 1914-10-08
A Dollars Worth for Every
Dollar or Every Dollar bsck

q; and John Kelly and Frank Call,
the men who burglarized the Shaw
store at Bordulac the night Of Sep.
tember 20, have all entered q plea OF
guilty, and while Judge Coffee IS here
today it is expected that each Of them
will receive Observation-Disclosures Re
cord.
The weekly times-record., 1914-10-08
WITH MISS COOK.

The members of the Auxiliary
Guild met yesterday afternoon with
Miss Lillian Cook. The hostess was
assisted by the Misses Florence Allen
and Georgia Henry. The Auxiliary
are busy planning "A Trip Around the
World" to be given on October q.
The weekly times-record., 1914-10-08
WILL PLEAD GUILTY.

J. ]. Tully, Otto Clements. Lawrence
Kunes and Lars Harmon, the four men
who burglarized the Kidder store st
Melville on Thursday night, August
The weekly times-record., 1914-10-08
CANADIANS PROVE
DELIGHTFUL GUESTS
A Dollars Worth for Every

CONTINUED from page ons)
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gare~abmli@e Sasss.

Don psrf9iebenen @elebrten III
I9on mebrfad beobaatet iporoen, baB
geptfe 8ersbunbe iib in Der GuBsrsn
Gri9einuns Osn 8dren nG6ern.
Inter Sieien 5eigt Der S1GferbunO
Der qbrenden cine er0bere NsbnIi9s
felt nit Dem Barren als ale iibrigen
!Sunbe. SbnobI er tur ielten iiber
einen balben Meter bod miro, Iinb
feline &no6en uno Mtusfeln bod
gang Defenders trdftis entipideIt.
Sein f9paraes, 6untelbraunes posr
graues Sen lit iebr bid un6 trGgt
LANCE, ieioenartig feline Saars. Der
grobe &opf lauft in cine fpibe Haie
aus unb seigt iIeine, aber f9drfe,
sIdnsenoe augen, tudbrenb Die Sbren
INNER aufmertfam lauf9enb ,rideis
men. 3eben unb SuBioblen iinb siems
lid lang unb fla9, Der Sdtpana,
tuenn er niGt gang gu fe6leu i9eint,
nitr tur5, unb ipenn er auf Der Slihe
nod einem pertrrten Siere feiner
Serbe Die iteilen 8ergabbGnee bindufs
t~letiert, piirbe ieoermartn ibn fir
stnsn iunsen Barren haItsn.
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K F {

Hausam, Emanuel, laborer. yigus, Mo.
lseman. John, merchant, Pennington, Mo.
Johnson, Swan. farmer. Puxico., Mo.
JACK. Fred. hotel proprie aai Vailey PAIR ak.
Mo.
kelly. yno.. Mil and Main sts., Spring
field. Mo.
Kreienkamp. Louis, st. Clair, Mo.
lkarsten. Wm.. Alma. Mo
Kerth, Geo., Kirkwood. Mo.
Ikappel. August. Jennings. Mo.
Komar. A. c.. Doniphan. Mo. Lock Box.
LasweIl. v. E.. Hollywood. Mo.
La Rose, Levi, Elvins. Mo:
lehman. Frank, farmer. Usage Bend .
Logan. Oliver, farmer, Puxico. M
Nn mSnws 'ios s sy.. sM snssIsS a
IMahoney, ]. M. Ste. Genevieve. u.
Morton, Jas. F., 522 Jefferson av.. st.
!Muenks, p. Jacob. vigps. Mo.
lMarler. Jno.,. Chaonia. Mo.
Moore, Jas: R.. Chsonia, Mo-
morrill,, J. W., Pacific, Mo.
Meyer. Ed L., lei Main ST.. st. Charles,
Moran. Dave, Bonnie Terre, Mo.
lMcGeorge, Robt-, Knoblick, Mo.
lMcLoon, Nelson E.. Glepco, Mo,
Matthews. Chas. D., Jr.. banker. Sikeston.
Maguire, VIM, farmer) Cattawissa, Mo.
Martin, J. E.. Jefferson City, Mo.
Mcknight, J. D., farmer. Frankenstcin,
Martin. A. J.. Balesville, Mo.
lMosley, 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.
Penturf. Nose, farmer, Latin, Mo.
parker !. W. farmer Marauard. Madi-
%Reinhardt.' Geo, Jennings Sta. st. Louis.
Co, Mo.
R Ecs@; W, p Deeriqg; Mo;
wood, Mo.
lseigler. Theo,, st. Charles. Mo.
sapp, VIM. 4oo1 Madison ST.. Hannibal,
stoltze, VIM, 511 S. eth st. st. Charles.
Mo.
shotwell, J. p, st. Clair, Mo.
Sims, A., j., Maiden, Mo.
lSprock, JOS, farmer, High Ridge. Mo.
lscobey. G; G., farmer. Mcguire. Mo.
shields, Thos., dairyinan, Eureka. Mo.
lTayior, j. l.. Kinlock, Mo.
lTomek, Jos, Hawk Point, Mo.
No.
ITermenstein. R. NJ. miller, Benton. Mo.
Vincent, Emil, farmer, Bonnots Mill. Mo-.
yerdot, Alex, Bonnots Mill, Mo.
Wright. Fred ", Competition, Mo.
IWolters, VIM. F., I'LL Jefferson ave.. 81.
Charles, Mo.
Webb, w. j., Parma, Mo.
Wilson. Mercer D.. Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Wood, p. A. Berry man, Mo.
Wright, Lucas, Kirkwood, Mo.
lWe1el, H. F., Wentzville, Mo.
Walker, F. A. dairyman, Pevely, Mo.
Wagner, Conard, jefferson City. Mo.
Weber, A. A, farmer, Valley Park, Mo.
White. A. D., farmer, Cedar City. Mo.
Whitson. A. H, postal clerk, Kirkwood,
Mo.
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nnrn CURED WITHOUT THE
" FISTULA -FISSURE
In u PAY WHEN CURED

IEdw. G. Speaker. 20l2 Linton av.
IA. Ruoelmann, Pres. Machinist Suppl,
Co, Ills Pine st.
lcnas, H; Nelson. prop. Universal Lunch
Nv. +. Herkert, Treas. st. Louis Trunl
Hdw. Co., sos Chouteau av.
lGeo. Tichacek, 1916 s. Grand av., painter
Paul Brown, 10 Washington terrace. brok'
lP. S. Gratiot. s1s5 Victoria av.. real es.
IA. N. Truesdale. 1862 Stewart pi.
lWm. Kranke. Sis Pine St, jewelry.
w. Alt, 2l2t Victor ST., care Al
Eugene Devine, 1928 Temple pl., sales.
Louis C. Beck, 5s12 Michigan av.. posta
man.
Louis F. Flotron. esls N. Eleventh st,
lc. j. Nahiik, Nahlik & Bremser Tailoring
|G. E. Thompson, 2s52 Accomac St, book
keeper Dressed Beef and Provision Co.
y. A. Steward, I134 Waterman av., pri-
vate secretary Waters Pierce Oil Co.
IP. J. Parker, 1929 S. Fourteenth ST., Board
Of Public improvements.
lJos. W. Located, 2904 Wisconsin, city
salesman, Anheuser-Busch Brewery.
5625 Manchester ay.
Otto Zelle, 3445A, Oregon av.
Geo, p. Doris, 1904 Fountain av.
IF. W, Langenberg, 1928 Hammett pl.,
IN
Missouri Names.
alexander, Scott, Charleston, Mo.
lAbernathy, C.. c.. Ste. Genevieve. Mo.
IAkers, Robert, student. Belgrade, Mo.
Burgess. Walter. r. X. No. 7. Warrenton,
|Bohne, r. G., Hillsboro. Mo
|Bess, Albert W, Italia, Mo.
|Barham. Lee, Bloomfield, Mo.
Rg s%n9insf,. a No To 5o4 Mt Vernon ST.
Beers. j. O., Flat River, Mo.
bryan, j.. Kirkwood, Mo.
Brown. Frank, Doe Run. Mo.
|~Bezzenberger, F.. ST. Charles, Mo.
Bartles. VIM, farmer, R. R. 2. Clayton,
Bacon, w. A., farmer, Leora, Mo.
J. O.. miner, Flat River. Mo.
BLAND, C. c., Judge, Rolla, Mo.
IBledsoe. w, B., livery table and stock
Cooper. ]; b; Bloomfieldi, Mo.
Dunn, w. L., Marble hin, Mo.
|B Rp ST F. A. farmer; R T. 2, Geraid III Mo.
Emmons, b. l.. ST; Charles, Mo.
Ellis, S: Fl, farmer. st, Marys, Mo,
|E6erTei1, 9; e.; farmer Bellefontaine,
'Elkins. B. c., farmer, Montgomery City,
Mo.
JAS, Hayti, Mo.
|F~alkenberg, l., COOL Eitman av., Clifton
Fila, Peter. laborer, Washington, Mo,
Fleming, w. E., farmer, Eudy, Mo.
Julius, mechanical engineer
and chief ~draughtsman United Iron
Works, Springfield. Mo.
Ford, Leonard. guard. Jefferson City. Mo
Funk. John j., farmer, Nye, Mo.
A. w, High Hill, Mo.
H.. j., 1922 Madison av., st.
Charles. Mo.
Jno. s.. r. F. D. No. 4, Box 12s,
Webster Groves. Mo.
r. D., farmer, Warrenton. Mo.
.Gillispie, John A., farmer. Puxico, Mo.
VIM, st. Charles, Mo.
J. F., farmer, Versailles. Mo.
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aeil aueut. Der INNER Siirlimanns
@ertrauter mar, unb fagte:
.gntf6ulbigsn sic, Serr Yrofeis
for. aber Der Siirlimann tommt
iiberbaupt ni6t me6r."
,aommt iiberbdupt niat msbr2
Das foa bus beiBen9 SIT CT stiua
frant9"
Rein, Ssrr profeFor.'
.Soer iinb feline @ltern fortge3o'
een94
nNlein, 6err QrofeFpr". Der lanee
aeit QuguIt Ia9te ME Elm Wort mebr,
als er gefragt tpurbe.
9es 9rpfefiors Mienen 'purben
plDbli9 ernit.
pgr 1T Ooa ni4t -" iasts sr
langTam.
yDlan psib es ni6t, Serr proieis
Tor" iaste Der Sell auguit etpas
perpirrt.
Man tpsiB es ni8t. Die gauge
8laiIe mar nit einem S9Iuge mGuss
9enitia sepprOen. Wian psib es
ni9t9 Bas itedte babinter2 Ollie
blidten mir nod i9drfer auf bic Ieere
Stele in Der f%iinften 8anf.
.Seil Iusult," Iagte Der ProfeFor,
lid forbere sic auf, uus Suiammene
bdngeno gu beriaten, mos sic nil
fen."
9a fam es beraus. Stobpeiie.
Mit Iansen Pauisn 5pii6sn ben
SGBen: Der SirIimann pGre Dor
bteraebn Sagen ms Gsbtrse 9eganeen
NIT sinem &amerabsn Gus benz Real-
gbmnaIium. Bis gum PaB bints-m
8Idrni54 ieien lie suiammen gsipane
bert. ldb lie tpdren gang frDbli6
geipeIen. llnb 0a bate ii9 Der &as
merao ben SUB pertreten. Damn iei
Der 9urlimann alein gepanbert,
iueiter Ginauf ins @ebiree. limb
Damn - uaO oann
tSier brad Der @rs16lenbe ab.
nunO oann2" ipieoerbpIte oringIid
Ser PrOiefpr.
limb Oann lit er niht mebr suriids
setommen, 9err YrofeIIpr = uno
man BAT audi feline Spur bon ibm
gefunDen - bis beute, Ssrr grofsIs
ior = unO in Der 3eituns 1T ss aud
~geItan0en - uno - un0 -
Gr pollte nod ettpas Iasen. Gber
pa iebte er Ii9 ploBIi6. Der BRO
fehor iasts Iange niGts. SD peis
nod, SoB i9 sur 9ede bindufbIidts.
pnO es fam mir oor, dIs iente fe
li4. aIs ginge Der fpsibsraue 0sdsI
INNER mebr berunter - nGber -
ndber - INN uns ole gu erbriiden. .
lnO bann sing Der YroieFor ans
6eniter unO fab binaus. 0abei IRONS
melts er gang Ieiie sesen Die S9eibs.
Sin peni9 nerb0s. llnb mir b6rten
iebsu SpR bapon bis in ole tst,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-04-24
lie tHhe.
Con Strip @HHer.

Die Ssrien haren sorbei. gs
mar Der erite S9ultag. Der erIie
S4ultas bat elm unluitiges @eIi&t.
gs 1T aber nur i'm Mnfana 10.
Wenn Der 2ebrer ben eritsn Riiffel
bergeeeben bat, 10 lit man pieber
brin i'm alien 9reb. ltnb na9 Der
oritien llnterri9ts Itunbe lit es 70, ais
bGtte es nienldIs uno "nirgenSipp auf
Der Welt Serien gegeben. Gonoern
INNER nir llnterriht unS Nufqaben.
Muf9aben uno llnterri6t. lno Sefte,
ole nit gerun5eIter Stirn 3uriidl eaes
ben iper6en. -.
Srei aufiabe bate er fdon suriids
gegeben uno beIprp6en, infer gufs
iaBlebrer. in Der eritsn Stunbs mad,
ben Gerien.
rSopeit gang nett" bate er su
benz einen seia9t.
.S4 bin 5ufrieoen," 5u Dem atpeis
ten.
.gine CUTE, re6t quite Qrbeit," su
Dem Oritten unb binsugefiigt: ,Se.
fonbers ben Sonnenunteraana i'm
8ebirse baden sic gut beidrie6en.
Sbermaier."
Sanad sriff er gu Dem pierten.
nSier aber 1T elm Gufidb, nit Dem
i4 niht aufrieten bin," iaste er,
stpeoer in Der Sprm, nod i'm Sn6aIt
unb Der Gonnenuntergana i'm
@ebirse 1T 10 unsepDbnIid - 70
.pertrebt barseiteat = ib tpeib ni6t,
mas fi4 Der Serr @srfaHer babel ges
oa4t bot - uro bann bot er tonies
qiient tein &ommd Dor ,bab" aemabt
- iG meme, 6as foltsn sic na6aes
raoe pifen, buB Dor .oaB' elm Roms
ma gebDrt - 10 - un6 nun MAIDEN
sic cine oroentIi9e 8srbeferuua
Siirlimanr.. -" !
Qb, Der Siirlimann mar es. mir
fnben ale auf cine Glide In Der finfs
ten 8anf.
~Nun, Siirlimann, molten 81.
Jnreri MutlaB IN Gmpfdng nebmen
pber ni6tg' fagte Der profeFpr uns
gebulbig unb belt 0as Seft nit Der
re9ten 9ano iibsr Die 8Gnte BIN,
tpabrenb er nit Der 2inten an feiner
8rilfe riidte.
giner la9te unteroriidt. Gin ans
6.rer fdste:
sSiirltmann feblt.@
~Mas9 !Siirlimann feblt9s faaie
Der profefor drserIid unb mari bus
Seft auf bos Ratbeber, bah es
tlatf1te. sDas 1T ia nett, fpera bic
Geute sIeid In Der eriten Stunbe nod
ben 5erien feblen.1
@erf1isbene lddeltsn. @ber 6a
fanb Der lanse 2eil arf, binten IN
hfr lebtsn 9anf. Der latns. tpprtiarne
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-04-24

gant binter.
9as 1T elm Srommeltuirbsr, mubt
i9 benten. 9ls nsuIib elmer mi
militGrii9en G6ren beerbtst tpuroe
oa mar ss aud 10. Sa baben i,
6inter Dem Sarge bersetrommelt
Ser !Siirlimanr, sat fsinen 2ei6sn.
aug gebobt.
lnb bann muBte ih oenfen - 70
TT mon bait. tuenn man jung 1T -
bann muBte i9 oenten: Nun 6at ct
nod tur5 ppr ieinem Soos einsn
l9le6ten aufiaB sef6riebsn, Der
9iirlimann. lno ben S%onnenunter,
gang i'm 9e6irge bat sr idIe9t be-
i4rie6en. $50 ionberbar, 10 psrs
Orebt bargeitelt,' 9atte Der profsfor
geiagt. llno Dor roaB" bat er ME
elm &omma gema1t... -.
8ei 0ieier Steue meines Osntens
aber lam e mir gum e-ItenmaI in
Der S4ul5eit in ben Sim, oaB ole
S9ule gar ni4t bas @i9tigIte lei
- baB IS ba 0rauben nod mas ana
beres 9eben miiFe - etpas llngebeus
res. ettpas Riefenbaftes ettpas,
Dor benz ale 9ommas neienlps sr<
blabten,.
8ieaeidt bat Der !Serr profsFor
AUDI 10 etipas geoa9t. SD tpeiB es
ni9t. Sd peiB nllr, Sab er ieBt
nad Dem @ufiaB9eft bon Siirlimann
biniiberf9aute, bas nit elmer blauen
Gde iiber oas &atbeoer oorfab.
r&eil @uguit," iaste er, .pollen
Sic bas 9sft in bic @obnuns BON
- ppn 9iirlimann nit p"
@ber plDbli9 beidnn er ii9. Ct
bd9te bielei9t an Die pieIen rotten
Stride BARN, bic ni9t ins Srauer.
baus sebOrten.
.Hein." fagte er, has Seft blsibt
oa = Id min es aufbeipa6ren.1
limo Damn pollte err tpieosr nit
Dem llnterri6tsn fortfdbren. M6er
es gins ni9t re@t. @r rsoets, uno
mir reOeten aber mir ba9ten gar
ni9t an oas, mas mir reoeten. limb
feline runoen PrpfeFprenau9en gingen
INNER ii6er bos 2sIebu9 binalls unb
blieben an Der Glide ban9en in Der
fiinften 8ant. @ir fabsn ss senau,
unb nit u~nieren 4ugen gina ss aud
10. Smmer5u, immer5u...
llno iebt iaste Ser Mi9eImann
ettpas gang 8ertsbrtes auf cine Gra9e
oes Protectors. glber Der YrofeKor
mertte es gar ni9t. aber es IAN uns
pl0BIi9 aIes 10 sleid9iItis Der, 10
fiirdterIi4 slei9siiltis.
Gum brittenmal bate, iebt Der
profeHor unbebasIid aif feline ga
f9enubr seieben. a6er ss mar erft
balb. plObli9 ridtete Ii9 Der pros
fefTor serdber auf. Simmer nod fab
er auf ben leersn plab. Die. 2iide
auf Der fiinften 8ant ssriGnitt bic
gauge. llntsrridtsItunoe. Sic niirbe
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dl9 DIE f01seroen rnterri1fsturom
ausbDbIen uno Serft6ren. -. !.
.Mi9elmann,A faste Der profefor,
.Sie iirb Der 2ebte in Der bint.ren
Bant - ipolIen Sie fi9 auf ben
leeren pIab in ber finfteu 8dnt
fsben9"
Mi9slmanri riibrte fid nidt. mir
faben i'm ale an. Mir begriffen i'm
10 gut.
.gsune1 iaste Der prOfeHor nod
einmal.
@ber Mi@elmurn riibrts iid nod
INNER ui9t.
Sa itanb Der Sell 4usut gang
rubig auf, iasts tein Wort, nabm
feline Bidder unb feline 9efte unter
Dem grm uno iebte fi4 ftia uno
felbftDeriidnoli9 auf oes totem
Treunoes plds.
l1nb mir besriffen i6n audi 10 gut.
Ser profeiIor iagte ni9ts. aber
es mar uns alien, als ob cine sroBe,
brobsnbe Slide in unierem 9aiein
friebIid seidIoffen ipOrosn tpdre. @s
mar uns alien: Sept Fat ii9 iiber
uniersm &ameraben Sirlimann erit
bas grab sei9lofen - ieBt bat er
feline Rube.
limb bann cling es tpieosr an Die
@9uIarbeit. @ir idauten ni9t msbr
auriid. aIs i9 ssidpin6 mad Der
Dede bIidte. fab i'd, buB iie pieoer
bpdsssangen mar. SEPT mar ss fein
peibli9 ssrausr SarsoedeI mebr, Der
iid auf uns ientte. Sept fab es
aus, fpie Der ferne 5obe Woltsnbims
mel.
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To the Readers Of This Paper
Who Are Afflicted With
F --Fissure

present letters from and names OF
nany Of nay former patents so that you
may have an opportunity to do IS they
i'd: Investigate En- methods
Extraordinarily and reliability in the
treatment and cure Of Piles. Fstula, F1s-
sure and an Rectal diseases.
An the parties whose letters and
names appear live IN the State Of
Missouri and some in your and adjoining
counties. thus affording o an opporta-
nifty to communicate with some OF them
IA person-by telephone or ~ mai. and
In this way. satisfy yourself N to the
reliability and depedAbflity q my state
|meat-
I g~usrantse . cure In every cas- that
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lang Ay untfi . cure h affected: Ind Il
makes n ssffsrsnes hsv long you have
besn affisfed-A0w had ysur condition Is.
|r how mseh Jos hsSs tisA 10 get cured.
|4 l tell you thaG ! an surs you. you can
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|orvE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
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ne vUy nature a ths affIsction makes
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that treatment must b given BY q physi-
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cWVL "a
Ask my former Satients to tell you OF
'thskr exDss5enee along this Inc Do not
szperfrnsrt longer-do net 20 on suffer.
ing and spending your one without
cured. but on the other hand,
growing worse ali the time.
again ask you 10 investigate by call
ing on. or writing to some. or all OF the
parties whose letters and names appear
in this advertisement
WOMEN should send for my free 100
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II he WIN.
N. NEY SMITH. NJ. D.,
Culver Bldg. N. K. Cor. 18th d olive SITS.
D. Louis. Mo.
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-.Sennis partie. .Du
bof aber beute au%ffalenb idle4t ses
fpielt. Warum bait bu benn bic
Bale nidt orbentli9 SuridseidIas
gen9"
rpWeiBt bu, mein partner bat
sefast, feline sutiinftise Srau miiFe
fonft fetn uno cine 5arte Sanb bae
ben; = Do traute i9 mid ni9t,
frGftis auauidlosen.~
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Mutter: vIBenn bu bn 8ruberGen ned einnaI fbIdgf, 9ans,
6ann miro es irant tunoen uno fsrt.n. unb ba pro man .s auf ben Rirds
Iof fahren"
Sans (aeiferD: 50 mama. oaf Id ba nhen Dem auider fbeng'
. @ine @e{6t6tgtunbt

gine @ef9i9tstunbts
&C.. Serr: Ser MuIiter mar bod
friiber apeiter @eiser I'm 9oftbeaters
Sr9efter9 Warum mag CT ba
pobl ipeesesansen fein9
Same: Mus Gbrseia. St ba4te
ipie Sultus gGfar: 2ieber Der grfte
TIM gafe : 8ariete, als Der 3ueite
i'm Sperr . Sr9efter.
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Of treatment.
Yours very truly,
IgfI
Firm of Moran Bros. Miliers.
Read MI. sezxenberaer,s Letter:

st. Charles, Mo-, Aug. IL. 1909.
DR.. M. Ney Smith. st. Louis, Mo.
Dear Doctor-I am pleased to say that
you have cured me OF q bad case OF
Piles. / had been afflicted with Piles for
20 years-tried many different remedies
which were highly recommended, besides
a number of doctors, but received
only temporary relief, and in fact my
case was becoming more aggravated. ]
became 90 weak at times from suffering
that I would become despondent-my
nerves would al be unstrung, causing
headache-stomach troubles aud 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 Tsia.es NY rrsamsn. Won.

Mr.. Moran This.es Ny TREATMENT Won
derfui.
Bonnie rerre. No. Oct. as, 1919.
DR.. N. Ncy Saith, 81 Louis Mo.
Dear DR.. Sn3th-For eight or ten
years l suffered from a bad ease Of
Piles and was nd o. them In a few weeks
by your sEffiful treatment. Before taking
your treatment my work was a burden
TO mel was unfit for b~usiasxs-ny GEN.
eral health wa poor but now my health
Is gosdI feel several years younger and
life rs Q p&easura.
II cannot speak too highly Of you per-
,DonaHy, nor TO heartily recommend your
|eseatment. and y0u have my consent to
NJ this htter b amy way that you may
my fellow nen b ten these whe are SUI
ferfng as I d3d, about . wonderful
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p. Robertson Willingly TestlfIes:
Decring. Mo. Nav 81. 1911,

Deering, 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 I had suffered seven
years. Had used many remedies, and
taken treatment from a number OF physi-
clans, but all to no avail. until / was
induced by a friend OF mine. whom you
had cured, to apply to you and ! shall
never regret having lone so, for you have
cured me.
] have gained % pounds in weight
I took your treatment, and can
highly recommend o to anyone suffer-
ing with these diseases.
Thanking you for pasr favors, / am,
Your friend,
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MNNAam
Mr.. sIsiert Says He Has Gained Thirty

Pounds:
Puxico. Mo. Jan. 6, 1912.
DR., u. Ney Smith, st, Louis, Mo.
Kind Doctor-Thought ] would write a
few words TO you. | am getting along
fine, l haven't had any trouble since /
last wrote you. / am getting fat. ]
weigh thirty pounds more than when !
was under treatment and you can't inag-
What a fool / was for not being treated
before ] was. Respectfully. q cured pa
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Read Mr.. Tomek's Letter:
Hawk Point. Mo-, Oct. 81, 1919.
DR.. NJ. Ney Smith, ST. Louis. Mo.
To Whom II May Concern-I recommend
DR.. M. Ney Smith highly for what he did
for me. ! had the Piles for Is years. The
spring OF 1910 Fistuia set In and / was
almost past going. DR.. M. Ney Smith
my case and in thirty days / was
cured and nave been enjoying the best
of health ever since. Yours truly,
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The following 10 a list Of some OF my
former patients who live In the city Of
Sc. 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 Mdg. Co,
ZIG Elm st.
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I14x Nu4~<v1
Read Mr.. Tomek'a Letter.,

Pacific & Amer. EXP. Co.
The Washington times., 1914-04-25
PADDY BAUMAN IS
SENT TO DONOVAN
Marty Kavanaugh's Great Work
at Second Wins Place for
Him This Season.

DETROIT. Mich, April 25.-Paddy
Bauman, the infielder who has had two
trials with the Tigers. has been sent
to Providence.
Manager Donovan Is badly in need OF
a man to strengthen his defense, and
to help out with some hitting while
Marty Kavanagh's great showing in the
games he has played here has decided
Jennings that Bauman is excess bag
gage with the Tigers.
The indianapolis boy is by no means
a bad ball player. He Is an excellent
fielder Of ground balls. and has a good
arm, but as a second baseman has been
handicapped by his slowness in acting
as the pivot for double plays. Usually
he is a good hitter. but he has appear
ed to be in a slump this spring. fall
ing to get a safety or even to meet the
ball squarely in any of the champ on
ship games. He Is sure to be of great
has proved time and again that he is a
star in the International League.
The Tigers got Paddy from the New
Bedford club of the New England
League, and took him South in 1912.
Early In the season he was sent to
Providence and last year he was re-
called toward the close of the campaign.
He made a fine showing In the 1913
games in which he participated as a
Tiger, his hitting being exceptionally
good.
There will be general regret among the
Tigers that Paddy is leaving. He is one
Of the most popular players who ever
has been with the squad. Some of the
older men were touting him highly this
spring as the leading cand date for the
second base Job. but Jennings. who says
that the infelder will never develop
any more ability than he now possesses.
preferred Kavanagh, a selection that
Marty's fine work recently would seem
to Justify.
Last winter the Federal League tried
hard to land Baurnan for its Indianapo-
lis club, making him a good offer at the
same time Bush and Dauss were ap-
preached. II was figured that with
these three real Hoosier residents on
the club. the Feds would gain a lot Of
popularity in that town. All three of
The men elected to remain in organized
ball, however. Paddy accepts his trans
fer TO Providence with good grace, and
is not threatening to leap to the out
laws