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The Washington herald., 1915-04-03
This NEGRO CAN'T TALK
ANYTHING BUT GERMAN
Doctors at Casualty Hospital Try to
Find Interpreter for Colored
Man.

Can a negro be a German?
This question puzzled the police and
officials at Casualty Hospital last night
when Policeman Mcpherson. OF the
Fifth precinct. sent to the hospital a
negro whom he had found lying in
front of a vacant house at 20S n street
southeast.
After slightly recovering from acute
indigestion. from which it was found he
had been suffering. doctors at the hos
pital questioned him as to his name and
address. To their surprise he began to
babble in the German language which
The Washington herald., 1915-04-03
CORNELL OPENS SEASON.
1thacnns Play NJ. A. c. At COLLEGE
Park Field.

ltchaca. April The Cornell baseball team will
begin its 1915 clmpaign next Thursday when the
lthacans will Cross bats with the MARYLAND Aggies
at College Park, Nd. in the first game of the
Southern trip.
Cornell will take four pitchers. three catchers
four infelders three onltfelders and four nIbsti
tutes so that the strongest candidates for all the
positions will gain plenty of experience and have
every opportunity to show what they really can
accomplish in competition
The Washington herald., 1915-04-03
states Hypothetical Case.

.. Doctor, assuming that you were ap-
piled to by an individual that you had
heretofore not seen, and were asked BY
this individual to furnish him with such
morphine as you could. and assume that
five or six days later at the outside
the same individual came to you and re-
peatcd the request, and assume that five
or six days later, or perhaps seven DAYS
later. the same person again came 10
you and repeated the request, would YOU
or would you not in each case, the pa
tient requesting 100 half-grains-would
you or would you not consider him an
addict or user of the drug. whatever it
might be?
Objected to by Mr.. Davis Over
ruled by the court, and the interroga-
ton was continued:
Q. Would you not be put upon no.
tice by this request that he was an
addict? Would it indicate to your
mind that such person was an addict L?
A. l would have to send out and
get the history of that man.
Q. In such requests you would want
to know this mans history?
A. Do you want to know what I
personally would do? I will tell YOU.
L have had half a dozen or more, or
perhaps as many as ten, in the past
month for the treatment Of morphine.
l say TO them. IF you will go and put
yourself in a hospital, where I can
keep record. 1 will treat you; other
wise l will not
The Washington herald., 1915-04-03

seemed to be the only tongue in which
he could express himself.
At . late hour last night the hospital
officials were endeavoring to find an in
terpreter about the building. The negro.
about IS or 10 years old, was well dressed
and of refined appearance. the police
say.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-03
Woman Clicked in Wash Machine

washington, Pa, April 2-Drawn into
the rolls of washing wringer driven
by an electric motor, Miss Margaret Nc
Connell was choked to death today when
the ends of a scarf she was wearing
caught in the machine.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-03

the drug or his actions with reference
to his work or occupation?
A. Most Of his mental faculties be-
come obtuse.
Q. How about his physical actions
the voluntary?
A. He could walk and write and do
things Of that kind.
Q. Would it affect his freedom Of
movement?
A. Oh. no; not until he is in the
later stage.
Q. What is the general ability Of
that person to walk freely and bouy-
antly?
A. You can see . man who uses
morphine always huddIed 1p-ln q
word, he In depressed, his eyes are
Frightened, he IL stimslated for the
time being.
Q. Doctor. is it not a fact that an
addict or a user of the drug, is very
ioath to allow anyone to see him use
A. 1 think all users Of morphine are
secretlve.
Cure for Morphine Use.
Q. Doctor, 1 think you stated in your
direct examination that the present
method for the cure of the use of NOR
phine was to decrease the dosage and
Dulld up the system, and that that was
the better and more recognized method
today?
A. Yes. sir.
Q. And that the other method of total
ly doing away with the drug had been
abandoned in all the best hospitals?
A. l may have exaggerated it a little.
as / have not been through all the best
of hospitals.
Q. Would you say that the admins
tration or the prescribing of morphine
to an addict, or to a user, II you want
Of the drug in quantities totaling $50
grains of morphine in the space of twelve
days. without either remedy or other
drug TO build up the system Of the pa
tient. is a proper method Of prescrib-
ing for drug addict or user?
A. That is not the method / pursue.
=. What was the largest dose you men
toned as having heard of an addict
using?
A. Sixty grains. a drachm.
.. What is the largest dose you have
ever given?
A. ] never give over half a grain
.. You have had a great deal Of eX-
pericnce in treating these people?
a. great deal: yes. sir
-. Now, i'm all your experience did YOU
ever encounter a person in the space of
twelve days who could properly be pre-
scribed for to be given $50 grains without
anything else?
A. No, l didn't.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-03
EXPERT FALTERS In
KEMP CASE; END NEAR
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

tice. to administer cocaine and NOR
Prime. l take it. up to two years ago?
4. / had occasion to administer it,
yes, sir.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-03
DR.. Kenp Arrested.

A. met DR.. Kemp descending the
stairs from the second to the first floor
OF The Herald once. and arrested him
an automobile.
9. Was there any one else .thsrs.
A. Yss. .sir. NJ. AcCann went aewn
The Washington herald., 1915-04-03

A. In the first place. 1t would alle-
viate any physical pain. and subse-
quently 1t would make him drowsy.
Q. 1t would quiet his nerves?
A. 1t would in most people
Q. In what percentage Of people would
1t not have this effect?
A. would say perhaps per cent
@. Now you stated. believe. that NOR
phine IL nervous sedative: that IL, II
soothes and quiets the nervous system,
and that Il also in time destroys the win
power and the ability OF the user or ad-
dict TO command his actions.
A. Yes. Of course. that would fol-
low. He could not do the things that
he might want to do.
Q. What do you mean by his ac-
tions? HIS sections with rsference to
The Washington herald., 1915-04-03
Reviews McCann.s Testimony.

ie"s McSanns Testimony.
Mr.. Davis. continuing: The witness
could not state how often he had used it.
when he was interrogated he was asked
to state the extent to which he had used
this drug-morphine. His answer to this
was that at times he would take this
drug to help him in his work; at times
he would take 1t to relieve him of pain,
but he has not named as many as six
times In the course Of a year that he
took this drug for any purpose whatso-
ever. He testified that he had never taken
morphine to his recollection in any form
before II was administered to him hypo.
dermically January and February, 1914,
when 1t was given to him by medical d.
recfion hypodermically as a medicine in
cident to his preparation for a painful
operation that he was to undergo. He
was given that two or three times during
his stay in the hospital in connection
with that operation.
The Courts Mr.. Davis. all that may
be trae In respect to the interpreta-
tiens Of the law, but cannot issue t.
the Jury an Instruction that this man
In IN addict. B1t I say now that they
must prove to the satisfaction Of the
Jury that this man In IN addict. That's
the law.
Mr.. Davis: Now, your honor. as I was
about to say. taking the definition of the
word addiction" that your honor must
say to the jury what group CT facts.
II found. would constitute addiction. and
what group Of facts should not prove ad-
diction; what group Of facts you would
be Justified in telling this jury would con-
Btitute addiction.
The Court: Mr.. Davis. agree with you
In regard to everything that you stated
~ to what they must find-what they
should md N to this defendant. and
pour definition Of the term addicted 10
krues The other part Of your motion In
The Washington herald., 1915-04-03


Mr.. Williams at this point produced a
bottle and asked the witness II he knew
anything about this bottle.
A. / got a bottle that looks like that
from Mr.. McCann on the evening Of the
5th. That evening that he met US at the
public convenience station.
Q. What did you do with il?
A. That I turned over to the chemist.
.. Do you recall when you turned II
over to DR.. Lynch?
A. turned it over the following morn
Ing on the 9Th
Q. Did you put any mark on that bot
tie?
A. Yes. sir: dated It and put my in
itials on it.
Q. Did any other person mark it at
that time?
A. think Mr.. Evans marked it; he
was present when it was turned over.
Q. What did Mr.. Lynch do with it in
your presence?
A. He put q mark on II, I do not
know just what
The bottle was here handed the wit
ness. who stated:
Yes. sir: that is my handwriting and
the date.
Q. Now. Mr.. Sanders. when did YOU
A. I think 1t was on the 10th Of Feb
ruary.
Q. Under what circumstances.
A. I served the warrant on him.
Q. Where?
A. I served the warrant on him at
The Washington Herald offics.
Q. How did you know he was there?
A. got information that he was there
Q. Tell me what occurred there?
The Washington herald., 1915-04-03

Gave Cocaine and Morphine.
Q. You had occasion, In your practice.
to administer cocaine and morphine,
take 1t. up to two years ago?
A. 1 had an occasion to administer
It: yes. sir.
@. OF course in connection with your
studies for your degree as doctor Of medi-
cine you took a course In chemistry?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Can you give me the chemlcal
formula for coeaines
A. No, sir.
@. Can you give the chemical for
mula for norphine.
A. No, I do not know whether I
could give you the chemical formula
for anything.
Q. Can you give me the chemical
formula for water?
A. I think 1t Is H2O. but I am not
particularly sure about that.
@. To what extent would you say
that morphine in quarter-grain doses,
four or five day, perhaps. taken by
a person who. has been doing 1t for
over a year. and taken internally by
the mouth. and not by injection in the
systemic what extent would that
sort of dosage produce sleep?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13

lang liO ii6eu, iaa ifrebelia Der
6aDoe ppretl % Den par oben
a6bet beboet; BET reg 10 op al Sfor.
itenenl N}ca ben mantte 10 @rlm.
ben tilbere ham, 9Doroan bang BET
iammen? Zen Gag moatte ban
baoe npiere mOeri9gt.
san iotte liz Tor enona en- SANG
. Na9 on ITO at betralte 9anoifa
ct. Ter BAR bleoet giort 3orioq
aaa at plante Greer onlfriu9 pdl
9e n9rmeite Sitter % / 6nlnin.
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I'll fdrriq S%oro6uno. De nar plan
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io90en. ser 6an0e ioprfiat oette 5or.
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he v6oooe no9et ior~, iom Soft
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# @~naitDffe % 6ao6e en- gau6Ineal
til at ooerisle oct meo. 5oaoont
aar Der naea ANDRE. ser goo
in al meo. Roo. Set foTte0e 10 ga
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13

0rutfenffob, lloioenDeO, Ouertro oa
llmoral oct menige 6olf.
3ao. men M Haas Der poo ANDRE
S.rtuae oa ipiGes Scr en- anoer
5oneort. IN ueo oe ianme 9loo.
life. buao Gaoe De ifal itaa paa ui.
Ser 2onpri5nino Al Barren % bans
mouae Q%iilioner llnoerioottcr. Ii.
Den 3orbuoet moo 0o0fahau0elen or
BET hartno nttoliat iom aft bar for.
1uoret iiQ 70 llaer eiter 6orbit.
aet ian0t man Del p15ienoe Jios
aamft III at fouitaterc. At MI pilOe
inaen fm1e fenOe oct r%asiiife Bolf
i1en 1c en0cIsie Sfarpr al ior
onms Subjttter at M onifriag poa.
flr0t oa pe6 oeres iliI0e fem. 0e.
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III tuie. Ifennc 3reoens 9ofiger.
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til matlac 5ifipG6e nm aao Wau.
Ben ri6pt citer { 7natil6c6 til 9rif
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iffe at omformc et 1olfs aoraftcr
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8eren eto iffe Ocsto minore at set
cr ionot t6t 6or ran life mco eleu
zine lpit Oct
ut %reiormere ct 2aomanlsfolt iom
oet rlsiiife set lsre8 hoerfen i 70
lllcr. to Mar eIIer TO 1eeemier.
90 BOO er binc anIone Oro ON
settle 3olf iauOc idn ianOc
ION arigsup6eoerue ira St. 8eters,
6urq. ON 6oi5 9GatbeO ameritane'
ren life %tpiuler. ielp ON ban ioelig
lraoer Rprfe til. at ienere Rp6e'
Der Qsr Sc iorriac til 2s9n 2ige'
meoet, set mao opre ianot oliae-
pei. Ior M er port 2ano bleoe!
r~nsieuenIiqt. 90 6erme6 basta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13
ct Udvalg at code Boyer fra wort Lager.
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DANISH LUTHERAN PUBL. HOUSE.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13
Mange Mar otter.
vi ". Is. " a / + ent
sUlm@ 5. Senoogsblao."
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BAN. 800 Gag, min ltige Ben
buorOan gaar Oet2~ begDn0te ban
% ~itrafte SaanOeu no moo BAN
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ban pI1ioieIig % o. uobreo: aAa
&c taler Can't Il cr 6ienmeira!"
6oorpaa Dan areb bans 0nnno o.
fmiaeoe Den melleu be9ae line.
ga, pit iaa. ioareOe aaptai
nei. mt Napn ar 6olf. iea er
Sd6sisrer, NIT 6artsi liager 6er-
ne6e 0apnrn Seg oar tiIiGIoi9
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f iirrf nof ea0nu til at taae 5nr1
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nen, leDer aamle Ole enOnu2 Se8
troroe BAN $50 % borte Tor man
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nof. iiOit ieg berte bieumcira, ina
re0e SalDorien.
ga. er &c gomIe Dies Cater
ion, iaa er oct life mere emo rime
Iiat, at lea taaer mig al Dem. err
flpre0e aaptaincn. % oct trgiter
ia M iaa bel0igt, at ieg til en- 5or
nn6ring ifal en- Iur til England.
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&c ierit Der, bliDer Der nof llooeI
til at fommr pioere. S%pornnar tror
&c, at DC er itGrf nof til at gao ON
9oro2 -
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lipIig. bans Zine boooe miitct DC
res ilsuc llStrpt. % De isr ioa Bile
&c ainoer begpnote at ida liot Gar
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Sea fau goot gaa mco iirnfS,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP

"Danskeren, a weekly News
paper published at Blair, Nebr
by Danish Lutheran Publishing
House is owned by The United
Danish Ey. Luth. Church in
America. Editor: A. M. Ander
sen, business Manager: H. SkoV
Nielsen. Address of both is
Blair. Nebr.
There are no bondholders
mortgages, or other security
holders.
II. Skov Nielsen,
Business Manager
FIR. Glaridge, Notary.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13

ogiao 8en9e, og Dem bao0e 6oIf
oeG life ioa mango az ielp ON Der
life bnpOe o9ret mango egentIig fat.
tiQe paa Zen / bans 9ornoonl. 9a
iputes Ser at ie lan9t iattigere no
emo oen Sang, naor man ifltloe
ognme efter 6liieneS 9ore. -
(5SortIettes).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13

zen. Oct er iaamGn0 fun faa Mar
Iioen Der Ioa ct Bar Suie 0eroppe
&c maatte rioes ueo, ioroi SaOe
ifar @runoen bort unoer Dem.
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Oen aamle.
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til ielo at feuoe Geien op til aroen.
% ban 9Icmte at 6ooe oil
mco op til en- Q}oraeninap5, gamls
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6uor par ban eller5 iro2 =
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ne lie, iooreoe Sorens ban 9lemte
at meo0eIe mig oct.
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oo inoffet ON nnOernei5? ipuraie
Den anmle i%orun0ret.
&a, life ON iloaet Dioere.
acnmrlcoe Sere1. mems enSfplm
blinfeoe / hans Zine; - ban ipurg.
te mig bare, ON lea life fenote en-
qammel Stobeis, Der 6eo aren
N}aoIen, og
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oct mna til en- Sang imellenl. men.
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ltuiteocn oar borte. San miuoe.
DTS. al Der banoe 6oet on blno.
pd'umel Mano lauife alcHt. OF at
Der Al Sen @rlmo bau0e pGret 'ru1.
teliQt imt6iigt moe hos BAN os
herifet en- u6eifriuclia @tmoiirra.
0lcu ocSuagtet beiau0t Sen glmle
Qiono Tia nel "a Dor iaa i3rtroli5
MO- 0mginelierne at ban tro0s i'm
NlnafcO fun0e iGr6es optral. /
}'uh5laget )tu moatte ban uGre
o., M lana In ii0en, o9 iaa oer
0tigf unhtrIiqoi5 6Ieoet reoet neo
Sniet 6iitoprel - mel oGt ferotes
1cu fife neo; Der (od / gamle d.
Il, 9aacrcns. 605r 5folebsrnene.
Hgar ser Dar gGf5amcn". febis
Smlcr. a6eoeai88er4 % 4nitaor
ne aaDrin1er." 500 oeo, 6oem Der
ri 1ar 9aaer, o. ON bet oar com.
ser aopoe bDqaet oct ppnc 6it8.
Son ina flo til6o6e % = itauo.
ieOe brat 5Doroan BAR oct, boooe
nan tioIiaere funnct ie ale oIsie
Aaie ser neOe bag 9afferne2
Set iorcfom BAN aanIfe beit,mi.
at man fun 6ap6c funnel ie Ct
Bar - oc nrrmeite - al Dem,
% nh ioo man belle Rrffen. Suor.
A,, g,tnSa 6et na,rao SuIene MIR IN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13

Der Ifal en- goo 8ortion SonInlo-
Siabeo til al foroeic amerifdnif
SsournaIisme. Get bar biotil pGrei
ooo, oamneI eff, at glooe 90 VA
ooIiner ienote fforpe Soneocr til
MusIono for peo Obierpntion at
Inmre stoi ill en- Meffe artifler
DisIe Mqno bar life pioii alt oct on
be. De pilbe iiap ON rusiiif &egi
mente, bpor bcitiffeIiet % biertelsii
Qoliti oa Militgr bar, bpor innfne !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13

On Moraen tiolia noale Gags
ipnere itcg anptain 6olf 2ano puo
sanO6olm ira Sen nDIia anfonme
3praebanO. San inn Tia opntrrfionlt
on o. betraateoe lrHae u~irae'Hot
Den 6sic Sfrpnt. Der / nogen Ni.
itonO brocoe fig n%mioOeIbart oe
iteilt % ira Den imalle. iauoi9e
3oritranO.
en rlore Wono. ser bauoe 10.
set paa en- liot lGngere oppe paa
Strano6reooen benlagt 9iGlfe o.
nleo eieniDulig RpsaerriabeO bauoS
fiilat bans aofGro, reiitr iiB 90
foni baltenoe nGrmere.
So, Den er iIenlt meotogen
bcapnote ban, Tom ON ban ipnreos
pao ct Spsrgsmaal; men oct er o9
Ian oct melt uoiatte Steo pan bell
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20
CHARITY BALL NOT VERY
LARGELY ATTENDED

Owing perhaps to the many counter
attractions the charity ball given at
the Nautilus casino Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the Palmetto
club for the benefit Of the Belgian re-
lief fund and the Children's home OF
jacksonville. the attendance was not
as large as could be expected Those
who attended spent very enjoyable
evening dancing to music by the Nau'
titus lady orchestra. Several eXhlbl-
ton dances were given by Director
Lansing and Miss Reid.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20
THREE PEOPLE KILLED
WHEN A|RSH|PS RA|DED
SIX TOWNS IN ENGLAND

LONDON. JAN. 2o-THREE PERSONS KILLED NUMBER
luog noeo AND VILLAGES CONSIDERABLY
,ceD WERE FEW RESULTS GERMAN ZEPPELIN
l., The TOWNS OF YARMOUTH, sAERNeHAM
Is REPORTED zEPPELlNs PARTICIPATED IN
|FAp AND THERE is AN
|os THEM WAS SHOT DOWN OFF HUNsTANTo
BOMB WAS DROPPED AMMUNITION STORES
|FaR FROM eRMsToN BUT FAILED TO HIT THE MARX
TWO BOMBS DROPPED ON KING GEORGES LYNN ESTATE
|su NEITHER LANDED THE PALACE.
DISPATCHES RECEIVED FROM AMSTERDAM THIS MORNING
|s-ArE THAT ARsHlPs SUPPOSED GERMAN WE'RE SEEN
THIS MORNING TRAVELLING SWIFTLY EASTWARD OVER
|sHELLNG ISLAND.
sANDRlNeAAM JAN 2ozEPPELINs DROPPED WITHIN
vuE OF THE ROYAL SUMMER IN THE TOWN. WHERE
|-E DAMAGE HEAVY.
YARMOUTH, 2o-TWo KILLED AND SEVEN WOUNDED