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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26

CALDWELL. y j, Aug. 25.-Georse
u. Jacobue, sc years old, postmaster Of
this place for the past sixteen years,
died to-day Of cancer, on Manone place.
lie was appointed by President Nj
Kinley and held the office under Presl'
dents Roosevelt and Taft. He was
taken sick about two months ago and
sent in his resignation. wh.ch was not
acc, pied up TO the time OF his death.
lie is survived by n widow, two
daughters and a son, Harry y JacobuS
OF Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
ACTOR DOUGLAS NOT FOR N. Y.
Decides 10 stay In England After
Rescue From Arabic.

Losing many of his possessions and
narrowly escaping death on board the
White Star liner Arabic, sunk by the
Germans, has so discouraged Kenneth
Douglas from risking another passage
to America that he asked William A.
Brady by cable yesterday to release
him from his contract. The English
actor was to have been the leading man
for Grace George at the Playhouse. He
took passage by the Arabic and waa
rescued when the liner went down.
Miss George has engaged Charles
Cherry as leading man, and he will make
his first appearance in her organization
In "The New York idea at the beginning
Of the Playhouse season. September 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
DuI, Es,at. Accounting Filed.

An accounting in the estat" of Angus
tin Daly. covering the period from 1909
H. July / last, was filed yesterday in the
S~urrogatr's Court, showing that the trus-
tees have distributed a total Of $1,000
OOO to l.ga,ecs, ana during the period In
question they received s33.431. The 81
rugatr has ordered them 10 retain $50
coo for expenses ana give the rcmaiudc"
l., the lrgat'ts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
MRS. JOHN H. TYSON.
wife Of New York Man Was -
Years Old.

Greenwich. Conn. Aug. 25.-Mrs
Dorothy Stone Tyson. wife of John II
Tyson. OF Riverside. Conn, died at the
Greenwich Hospital this afternoon fol
lowing the birth of a child. h was "a
years old.
Mrs. Tyson was a daughter Of james
Davidson OF 2Ol West 10Th street. Sh'
went on the stage in 1907 and met Mr.
Tyson while playing at the Casino II
The Mimic World" The couple wer'
married at Palm Beach on January l6
1910.
Mr.. Tyson Is a grandson OF the late
George II. Tl son. one Of the heads uf tn,
American News Company and founder q
the Tyson theatre ticket agencies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
ART JURY SELECTED.
Exhibition to He Given In Mrs. IL.
T.. Whitney's studio.

Charles Dana Gibson. Paul Manship.
Frank y. L~eyendecker, Robert Henri
Chester II, Aldrich, James f.. Fraser
and John Sloan were selected yesterday
a. the jury OF awards for the prize
competition and public exhibition OF
paintings, sculpture, poster designs and
black and white drawings on the sub
ject Immigrant in America" inaugu-
rated by Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.
An exhibition Of the completed work
will he held in her studio, S West Eighth
street, from November Is to December
IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
WILL GIVES SO CENTS TO SON.
Two Married Daughters Of Harris
tohcu Get ~ Each.

Harris Cohen, who died AZ his home,
.a3 Alabama avenue, brooklyn, July 10
last. by his will flcl yesterday leaves
n.uety-eight cents Of his $4,000 estate
to his son. Abraham, 81 each to W
married daughters, and $500 cash TO "
sons. II they rcctiry their present man
nrr Of life and marry In the Jewish faith.
Two other Sons get So II $500, and
the residue IS div ded among four grand
children.
The son Abraham is mt of with the
n.uctN-clght cents because he was not
"A good boy to his mother
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
NEW TUBERCULOSIS THEORY,
French ply sician FaNors Chcmica
Treatment, Not Serums.

PARIS. Aug. 25-A new path in the
cure OF tuberculosis Is believed to have
been opsied by Or, Louis RenOn, a
physician connected with the Necker
Hospital and "A member Of the medical
faculty of the University of Paris, whu
in "A paper submitted to the Therapeutic
Society, asserts hat long research has
convinced him that tuberculosis must
he treated by chemical means, not by
serums,
The paper has attracted widespread
attention In medical and lay circles,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
j. Turner HrnkrIrN.

BoRpENTowN, y j., Aug, 9i-l Tu"-
ner Brakc,yc died last night following
a stroke OF apupleNy at his home liaw-
away Plantation near liornerstowU, He
was the ONLY son Of the late Rev. j. II.
Brakeley, who conducted the Bordca-
town Female College for many Years.
Mr.. Rrakelcy was not married.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
SMOKING IN LONDON THEATRE.
innovation FOstered by PincrC
successfulIy Tried out.

NVDtTWF OWVFt Tt'P"FE" To
LoNpoN. Aug. 25.-The Comedy Thea
ire permitted smoking last night as an
innovation. Strange to say, the prac-
,ice. which was INDUCED in by nearly
all the men present. did not seem to at
tract much attention. In fact. one would
have said tina smoking WAS the natural
thing
Sir Arthur Wing Pinero, who has been
consistent advocate of smoking in thea
tres. was present. He smoked one ciga-
rette after another. The new revue put
on tonight. shell OUT was received
with great enthusiasm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
George Washington Orr.

George Washington orr. &c, an expert
accountant for the Hudson Navigation
Company. died Tuesday At his home. %
Macon street. Brooklyn. lie was a mem
Der OF the Long Island and Nassau Gun
clubs. He leaves two daughters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
New York Children Among
Triumphant Little Win
ners of Prizes.
MOVIE QUEEN SEEN TOO

daughter of John Archibald. New York
city. Vision OF Peace" third. I"ma
Gies,ngcr. daughter Of John Gicsenger,
Newark Natures Beauties"
Express Wagons-fl:s'. Ina Steven
sou. daughter Of Philip stevenson.
kcaruy. y. j.. MARY Pickford" second.
Gladys May Butcher, daughter OF Frank
J. Hatcher, Newark. The Heart OF Jer-
sey-ASbury Park": th.ri. John !.
Icar,. son Of John Leary. Newark,
'My~tEc Rose"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
War Suggests Many ideas Car
ricd Out i'm Great Process
sion of Infants.
MANY NOVEL COSTUMES

AsRuRY PARK. y ], Aug 2i.-SiS
hundred and Hfty babies who partici-
pated In the silver Jubilee Celebration
OF Asbury Parks baby parade this at
ternoon declared for world peace. but
showed an American Diet rminltion to
uphold human rights III land and sea
through any crisis the turn OF events
may bring. Ideas suggested by the
war predominatcd In the parade and
100. 900 spectators applauded whenever
Uncle sam was depicted as "A neutral
who was prepared 10 fight to the last
for his rights.
Asbury Park had an ideal day for
the parade and everything vas lovely
ever II Mary Plckford. the moving pie
ture actress. stole some Of the thun-
der of the Carnival queen.
Miss Plckrord held court near the
Queens Pavilion Inc was presented TO
acting Governor Walter T.. Edge and
his staff Of white uniformed National
Guard officers. She made a pretty
obcisance when she WAS taken before
the Carnival Queen and modcstly
st pped In the background when the
photographers trained their cameras
on the scene.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
John Is. ~I.nlyRire.

GgEENwICH, Conn, Aug 26.-Junu T..
Iazzaire Of the firm of Laz2aire a
| barton. monumen dealers of Woodlawn.
New York city, died Al his summer
home here last night, lie was 81 years
old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26

which the children mimicked persons
OF note. but the war themes were the
outstanding features OF the long pro-
c, ssion. The prize winners were IS fol-
lows
Grand P~rlze-Edna Mannigan, daugh-
ter Of Frank Mannigan. Harrison. y j.,
Fountain OF Youth"
Queens Prize - Mildred Miscclll,
daughter OF Paul Miscelli. New York
city. Glad Hand OF Winter"
Princess Cinderella Priz--Do,oris g.
Saborido. New York city. Red cross
Nurse.
Princess Flora Prize-Piul Naudycke
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26

Hnbics IN NnnS 'ostumes.
The babies marched In all sorts OF
costumes. The very small babies rode
in carriages and express wagons Cdyly
bed ckcd with flowers and ribbons.
There WAS a burlcsQuc division. in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
JONES
RISES 1900
FEET IN AIR
NO 81 OF AVIATION CORPS. ON LOW
ER BORDER Duty, MAKES
FIRST FLIGHT.

VI ki-mr H h,I"rc noon TODAY, Lirufru
aut y. N Iu.r- WY th. tinted States arm,
Ia,Iatiou corp. detailed with tbc hlplauc
cent here tor ap air patrol ot the lower
huri,r m command No lIcutcuaut T n.
Miina. u..ir ur,t- tul flight over l'nrt
Brown. n u= tu hri-ht ut Son irri. uut
tINm- .nur l.hIcru uuutr- The th.ht
lua- th, itr urr 5hc arrival ri thr wv
plane m Brownsville l-t week. aud ma,
he tolI"Vcd b, other thehf- dailv. all ui
Nlurh pruhahI, uI.i uc iu thc hnr M duty.
did r"t mak. hr rrr.rr- wv thr iurr ur
lr wind tIu W did When iItur uitu thr
wind Lieutenant Homes kept almost WITH
~ the huil- VT Fort Brown. rirrlu. over
To-day wa- tual llchi.
The hrplaur rose u the alr alter trIl.
ann over tIi, round about 100 ,urd-. Th,
rl-c was m ih" rtc, ui w tuudN breeze
ir"m tli. -uuthru-t. hut rut- dId uut utlrrt
thr iI-hi apparently though rh, nrIuur
ihc gr"Wd- at tH, hcI-ht mentioned tour
Tunes. and going norlh,.ard about ~ lar
a- the air. inc over Fourteenth street
n" announcement na- made 10 thr th-ht
hui lhat -d uat prevent tHor-uud- nt
Browns .l., urrr., ruW iurhn4 mtu fhr
Streets .u vfrr- fn, m.u,ut.lJn.- m fu.
air ui what -.iI ", n. tu, first urr.ir
d" h, Used 'u p.lrrI t.jt $50 tbc Texas rud
N.>Icgn border Ior fur preservation oI
fLr jut,i ~.tr- neutrality lud,r rhr
NI.r guidance ut Lieutenant lrur-. th,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
SCHOOL WILL OBSERVE
SAN JACINT0 DAY

TOMORROW April ~ h'u- >au It,W
to dlg = legal holiday n IeNa-. th' pub
lr grammar and high school vill D.
rluscl Banks iH brownsville vill w.
mIin npru
San Iuurl" dLA rrnmrmniIit- Iir
battle nt 81 .Iarutu. April 3l i~t
when .Gn0 tcAi,nu> under dIrrU ,uiu
maud of the McNicau dIrJ1tur SANTA
Ana were debated and routed h1 ,-' I'>
ans under G,urrnl sam Houston. 1h'.
was the decisive hittlr INV ihr TrlI ufr
iui lUdrpHuurnrr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
ROCK ISLAND co.
IN HANDS OF
A RECEIVER

Chicago. Ill.,. April 30. The Chicago.
Rock Island 4 Pacific Railway company
was placed in a rccclycr-hip today. The
company admitted itself iu~nlycnt und un-
urlu tu pa, -l.nnu.unn IN NOTES due before
Man This company owned ~ per cent
ut ihc Rock Island stock The road it1rit
has been IA reccivcr~hIp Tor something.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
NAF FARRATE WILL
MARCH AGAINST
MONTERREY, MI.
ANNOUNCES Ht EXPECTS TO BEGIN
CAMPAIGN nv THE LAST
or WEEK
HAS 5000 HORSES READY AND WILL
JOIN WITH JIMlnEZ AND SAN
FERNANDO MEN

lh" 'HrrHnlH campaign u-uu Mon
trurt from thc ca-t vIl y. wcIl under
Way within week. II r Indicated ~ au
official announcement b., General T. =. W
furatc. cluct ~ The frontier division of
Ihc c"u-tituiInuah-t army. with hcJdquur
trr- m Nutamrru- General NaIarrntr
fId TODAY nriur' departing uu w trip NJ
INSPECTION d" Ctmar." that a. hu- alrcad,
selected 5000 horse tor hl- ca,alr, and
that lb, animal are m first elias shape
Ior I"ng mnd hard campaign
General Nuiurri, expect tn lrud thr
division "t thc frontier IVY th, uru cam
pai-u against Monterrey. and ha~ already
m-. rueicd thc force ot tarraucl-ta- ~ta-
u"urd 10 jmincl aud Sam Fernando. iu th,
mt'r"r ui ihr State ui Tumauhpl-. M
IuIu H- .urrr- li w certain point ru fhr
rt.r"Hd rn N"utrrrol Irr,rrr wv Icad
f beast jnuU men w th, Monterrey ram
pa'-n.
j. D. a"t known m Matamor"- who ulll
Icad ihr 'urrauri-ia l"rrc- from N.cforr,
tnd lHmp.u against Moutrrrr, wv ihr
movement whlrh r- ru hr iu rurlunrfIu Iuu
uIfI that uui ui N4umuru-, huf w Y. r..
prrt,d thlt y VilI hr General Pablo Gnu
l'Ir-. commander ~ the Curr.ull north
cr division. and General Luz Caballcro.
thc taraula military governor iu ihr state
"t lauuuhru-.
MI Na- Stated .f thr MILITARY hcaduuur
t.r tlJt haud ut NIllI-ta- uumnrru.
fnuu ju wv Gu marched south from th,
ralIroad trv day ago 10 the direction oi
Nau Fernando. where thc Carruci-ta-
rNr., 4" capture them. N ua- also .n
nnuuryd thIt numrrun dr-rri,r- Irum fI,
NIIIa lruN have hrrn found at rlr.h. WY
fhr Hu-iir Hud In Eurn ur.lhhrrlrrI
rnd that they WIN y. taken p1 -ou.r a.
ia-t a- found. The Tram loJd ~ u"uud.d
numhrru" -. vhI,h tb. Carrur.rl.
rl.tm ~" \iIia iurrr- lcit hchud ulIl p,
hr"u-ii ut" NLranuru- tonight ur tuuri
ruW. W vH- Stated
\iIL Consul Fu'lu Gara h.rr d.He
that fhc \ill-tu- .i hchlrd an, w thru
wounded. Stating lhcr. Va- ample pro
Vision ter th,r trauep eporiaiiou lo Mon
trrr-t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
Railroad IN Good Shape

lNr railroad H- iar West l- mrr
.rum Nuramrrn-. nr to Camnt-u. n
-u"d harc, according tr Mataw"r" ri
urlai-. thc rctrrlirg Ndli-ta- u"t HAVING
dyuamtcd the TRACK "a thrlr retreat 49,
Va- reported few day ago. Tram -ert-
lrc ha, been rre~tahli-hcd between Nata-
mpro- and Cnmur-n Th" \illI-ta- lcit
thirty y-thrry box ears WI Rcyuo-a. none
damaged. except for lack oi rcpair-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
NOTHING TO INDICATE
HUERTISTAS TO REVOLT

Washington. u. e., Apu. 20-Oaicial
Dispatches from Mexico contain nothing to
Indicate that follower, Nh ilurrta nu the
border are preparing tn -i-ulIz. VILLAS
defeat ut Celuya IN starting ucv rryulu-
tiou There w nothing w hand ou the rel
ported quarrel between Villa and Angeles
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20

Rtau rrr tr"m Cameron county went ~
tuI TODAY Ihr ury wv beng elected
VI th- aiteru""n.
Before fhe d.inri eonn 10 Richmond.
Tort Bend .ounft. th. ,t., uf MI n RYAN,
t".r.r h'uft nt Cameron county.
'HNf i vIfN th. murder WY fhr mtu Lieu
.,nar' nt rril.r O " Pmr. ua, ~ to
b. ,llI,i t"dt, Harry Walh- Deputy
~t.un j", L"uroua and e. " Price. al
"t Erauu tHi' tr d,lcuduut. with RYAN,
irf r E.Hm".I tur thr tuM Numerous
l'n h.t, hr,H uununrd from
Brown II. tMI Cameron county tur thr
h d, Ira. uumh,r W.T. tate
ru IuJ.. ~ Il Joue- W Browns
,iIl. 3.tenjm Es,u. and D. assisted by
thama = I.w Ilou frn attorney.
ih. BILLING l Lieutenant uf Police Oc-
I.tn N Fu u.- thr closing episode Nv
Hr fI trn. Nt- booked upon a- Y
.,HI ..Iu..u county uud ,lty peace a.
r. n Brown uII, Pu- va- killed ~
.u' hop o. "i iio.-le Nc-trott at the cor
ncl nf l-bfh aud truut"u streets hnrtlv
Hit uilrU' tHr morning uf September
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
SWISS ASK THE
COOPERATION OF
UNITED STATES

Washington % e. April 80 ~vI'
nrlaud TO-DAY a~k-d lhc cooperation "l
thr United States iu preventing th" ll
ii,~ FROM interfering With \mrri.lu
manufacturers being shipped fu ~Nifzrr
laHI ~rrIrturt uI state br,uu ~lIu hv
cannot give assurance uuu IhaI amy
thin. cam W. done b. trlir,. .puhr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
ENGLAND WORKS QUIEULY
ON LIQUOR QUESTION
(Rv Associated PrcySl

London. April ~ chancellor Lloyd
t.nrnr ~ ~" hnu>r IA ,rmmrn> tuiaN
refused 10 discuss ihr government '>
pl.n> fnr purchasing the br-Vcri,> and
distilleric> The public. hr said. must
await a general statement from The gnt
.rmmrni 80 prohibition Lord Grr' IL,
nnmnrrd hat England will guarantee thr
independence ~ china.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
GERMANS CAPTURED 700
BRITISH IN AT RIGA
CBv A--ociafcd Prc-~.)

Gcrllu. April % The o,er~ca~ N"U-
Aecuc, auuouncc- that thr Gc<uu~ u
East pauelui. Africa. m tvr day haf-
ti, Killed wv captured 700 British Also.
th,, captured large stores ut ammunition
thy British turrc had landed truu trans
ports and cruiser.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
.......s....s....s.
FRANK ATTORNEYS WILL ASK
FOR EXECUTIVE CLEnEnCY

Atlanta. Ga. April 3n leo
ir.ut' ,ruu auuuuur, thry utIl
u"t trv tn obtain uprruc court \,
hearing, hUt viii apply 90 the Gcorca
pu."u ruWun ION soon tor executive
Dl.meu,t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
THI WUATHTE FORECAST

The following weather forecast fer
tha lower guilt ro-t und fle Ml-i
Valley vi uad hr tha Urfai
weather bureau at Ntr Orleans
Partly cloudy tonight aud N-dnc-
day. probably -howcr moderate
southeast winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
ALLEGED SPY, ARRESTED
SAYS HE Is AN AMERICAN

London. Arrl ~ pur rau vh" dr
,lpr.. a. wy au american Da~ Indicted
~ \ Grrmau ~p, ,uda, his nam" ~
kuc ,icrlr lIr claims his hour tu o, iu
Rrnukl,u. y y. The cou!rui> of th.
imdi .tmrni ar, >rrrri aud thc trial uc\f
week Will b. ~rrrri
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
Will Drop the SsObOda Charges

Paris. April %. The French auihuritic-.
III ~ reported Mil drop thr charge against
thr American. Ea,muud ~wobuda. charged
with setting ahrr iha steamer l.a Tuurainr
at sea.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
MISS PURSLEY ACKNOWLEDGES
RECEIPT OF THE HERALD MEDAL

The Herald Please accept my
sincere thanks and appreciation for
the beautiful medal presented to me
last evening. am most grateful and
hall long treasure thc token Sincere
I'M. RUTH PURSLEY.
San Bcnlto. Texas. April H.. 1918.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
Nelson Estate is Sl2,00O OOD

-
hau-u- City. No. April 1O The viii M
William E Nelson. owner WI the Kan-n.
City Star. wa, filed today. II gives the
value WI thc estate at Sl2.000,OOO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20

e.eesse .s..... .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
JAMES BARNES Is
JUBILEE SPEAKER
Address Of Noted Author Feature OF
commencement Of villa de
Chantal.

Commencement a. Villa de Chantal
tais year will be augmented by a pro-
gram arranged by Aiumnae who will
sathsr for the golden jubilee eelebra-
ton Their part tn the festivities has
been planned 20 take place on the
campus. weather permitting. the AZ
ternoon % June 10 az ? o'clock. Il will
b. free 20 the public and a general in
vitat!on "a extended.
James Barnes OF New York City has
been secured 20 give an address. Mr..
Barnes Is an author OF enviable rep
utation and a lecturer possessed OF
eioqusuce and magnetism. His best
known books. Naval Actions OF the
War % isl2.~ For King or Country
are regarded as among the best ex-
positions eXtant on naval subjects. and
the FIRST named was written with the
idea % being an exact account OF the
stirring times on sea in 1912.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
WHEN DINNER CONES
One Ought to Have a Good Appetite.

\ good appetite - the best sauce. II
goes a long way toward helping in the
digestive process. and that Is absolute
- essential 20 health and strength.
Many persons have found that Grape
Nuts food e. not only nourishing but IS
a great appetizer. and children like
the taste Of u and grow strong and
rosy from its use.
!; - especially the food 20 make a
weak stomach strong and create an
appetite for dinner.
Il am 81 years Old" writes a Tenn.
grandmother. and have had a weak
stomach from childhood. BY great care
as 90 my diet I enjoyed a reasonable
degree % health. but never found any
thing 90 equal Grape-Nuts as a standby.
When ! have no appetite for break
fast and Just eat TO keep up my
strength. I take teaspoonfuis OF
GFape-Nuts with good rich milk. and
when dinner comes am hungry.
While ~ I 20 without any breakfast
never feel like eating dinner. Grape
Nuts for breakfast seems 20 make n
healthy appetite for dinner.
My little grandson was sick with
stomach trouble during the past sum
rner. and finally We put him on Grape
Nuts. Now he - growing plump and
veil when asked 10 he wants HIS
nurse or Grapc-Suts. he brightens up
AMI points 10 the cupboard. He was no
trouble 90 wean a. aii-thanks to
GrApe-Nuts"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich Read. The Road TO Well
Vile" IN pkgs- There's a Reason"
Ever read the above iesseri 4 new
one appears from time 20 time. They
are genuine. true. and full Of human
intsrest.-(Adv.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

cree ~ a D. ssrs as 81 slsse@r. ss TO-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
Our Claim DEED.
Hor LonE Yeur NaIl. Gror.

The growth % an average aaEcr
-aii - Ahogt one tkirty-sccoad % an
taeh = week. or nearly one and one
haif iseAss n a year. 80 those aFisio-
cratic Chinese Who broadly exhibit
a2lls six 60 eight iueh-s IN length
aust have Fssrained from cutting
them q; least sogr 60 str years. Finger
nails sFo~ faster IN the summer than
% Water. Tie EAsi On the middle an-
ger grows faster than any % the 9th
ers. ssG that os ire thumb 10 slow
est g growth TIE nails % The right
haa6 EroW faster than those of tho
left A aaii 10 supposed 20 reach fts
fan growth "a abou; four and a half
rzoa;hs. aa4 =, this rate = man OF 20
years old would have renewed his
astis Do times. On each finger he
Wogif have grown nine feet % rAii.
OF OF all his easeFs and thumbs no
iess thAa 80 feet % rAil--St- Louis
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