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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
THE NEW PRESIDENT OF CHINA

Ii Hung, the new President of
the Chinese Republic in succession to
Yuan Shih Kai had been Vice-Presi-
dent for three years, but during al
most all that period had been held
virtual prisoner at a palace in the Red
City, Yuans excuse was that he
might want to consult him and desir-
ed to have him at hand. In truth,
Yuan himself, after the attempt to
assassinate him, two years back, never
left the confines of the Palace, save
for his two excursions to the Temple
of Heaven, whittier he went to wor-
ship in the name of China as the EN-
perors had done for centuries. Ii was
born in Hupeh in 1864. He is man
of medium powers. He served in his
youth in the navy andlater in the cav
airy. He spent two years in studying
fortifications. He has been a Repub
lican at heart. On the outbreak of
the Revolution against the Manchu
Emperors, he was given command of
the revolutionary forces, After the
Imperial abdication he was made a
General and elected Vice-President.
His advancement to the Presidency
has been without incident. The coun-
try appears to accept him. He was
probably telling the truth when he
told his fellow Hupeh men that he
had no desire to accept the Presidency
in case Yuan stepped out; it required
man of the highest ability. This
modest conception of his own powers
pleases his fellow countrymen. In his
seclusion it was given out that every
day he read thousand words in the
Ching Kang Ching, a famous Buddhist
scripture. In it, he says, he finds
rest and peace.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
REAL ESTATE
HALF YEAR Is A
RECORD BREAKER
First Six Months of 1916 Is
$39,OOO,O0O Over, Similar
Period of Last Year

Building and engineering operations
in Eastern Pennsylvania, Southern
New Jersey, Maryland. Delaware, the
District of Columbia and Virginia dur
ing the first six months of 1916 totaIed
nearly $50, 100000 more than during a
similar period last year. according to
comparative statistics compiled by the
+. w. Dodge Company.
In this district from January 1 to
July l, 1916, the total expenditure
was SS5.965, 900 as against SAG, ,9S6, 900
in 1915, a gain of S,979.000. The
past six months, by the way, leads the
records since 1910. In 1914 the outlay
was s52,336, 900; in 1918, $39,625, 900;
in 1912. $71, 900; in 1911,
$50, 500, and in 1910, $56,312,000.
Comparative statistics for New Eng
land, New York, New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Maryland, Delaware, the Dis
trict of Columbia, Virginia, Ohio, West
Virginia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Wis
consin, Michigan, Minnesota, the Da-
kotas and portions of Missouri and
Eastern Kansas show these figures: In
1916, 1896, 1856; 1915, S413,582, 800;
1914, 1882, ,5S2 900; 1918, $472,372, 900;
1912, $406. 900; 1911, $416, 6,227,81S;
and 1910, 454,145,79S.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
THE woMEN's TRAINING CAMP


These days mere men can claim lit
tie as belonging exclusively to his own
sex, for society women have affected
mannish neckties, his collars and his
cuffs, with the tips of turned-up trou-
sers peeping beneath skirts as the last
defiance. Following the popularity of
training camps for the citizen soldiery,
along came Washington society wo-
men, from the rosebud debutante to
the elderly matron OF national promi-
nence, in attendance at a camp for
women suggesting soIdierly training.
In this camp assembled real femi-
nine rockies" in sIouch hats and
khaki. They came for outdoor exer-
else and physical betterment, as well
as to learn nursing and other services
useful in emergencies. Incidentally
they had adventures and a good time
1t was jolly lot that "fell in each
lday for drill, and they made a most
impressive martial appearance indi-
eating that those who challenge the
rights of suffrage to women because
they are unequal to military service
could right here witness the demon
stration that exploded their argument,
and that the bugle call has a fasci-
nation for women as we'll as the drum
and cymbals of the tango.-"Agairs
at Washington" Joe Mitchell Chapple,
in National Magazine for June
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
Wins Prize For Essay on
Keeping the Highways Clear
By associated Press

Philadelphia, July THE National
Municipal League announced to-day
that the first prize offered by it to high
school students for essays on Keep
ing the Highways Clean" was awarded
to Carroll Stansbury. of the Mckinley
high school, Washington, D. c. The
second prize went to Miss Virginia
Crutcher, of the Pine Bluff. Ark. high
school, and Wellington G. Nicola, At
tleboro. Mass, high school, received
honorable mention. The judges were
Charles NJ. Robinson, professor of
landscape design, University of Illi-
nois, and Richard B. Watrous, secre-
tary of the American Civic Association.
There were seventy-three essays SUBJ
mitted.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
WATER CARNIVAL PLANS
Special TO the TeIegrdbh

Hummelstown, Pa, July Z. = An
other meeting of the boatmen was held
at the home of H. H. Strickler last
ev vening. All the carnival committees
reported progress and it is now in full
swing. The members or the, Acme
Band are very active in getting ready
for their festival at Hanover street
bridge in conjunction with the carni-
val. Harry r. Laucks has been ap-
pointed official starter for the carni-
val, and much interest is being shown
by the citizens. Seven prizes will be
awarded and large number of peo-
pie are expected. About twenty
entries have already been registered
from Hummelstown, Harrisburg ana
Union Deposit.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
FURTHER HEARING ON TWO
RAILROAD SUBWAY CLAIMS

Further hearing Of testimony IN the
damage proceedings instituted by
property owners in the Second and
Third wards against the city incident
to the construction of the Front and
Second street subways was resumed in
City Council chamber before the view
ers. The date for further hearing will
be fixed within a few days.
Witnesses were heard relative to
eight houses on River street south of
Mulberry owned by the E. M. Pollock
and the C. b. Eager estates and the
property of the Harrah- Chandler es-
tate at Cherry and Second streets. The
witnesses for the River street prop
critics declared the subways had dam
aged the houses from $500 to $500
apiece and the sum claimed by the
Harrah-Chandler witnesses was from
$40. 900 to $4,000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
LONDON PAPERS HIGHER

London, July Penny (two cents)
newspapers have been advanced a
half penny Gone cent? and half PEN
ny papers to one penny in a large
number of towns outside of London.
This was found necessary because of
the increased price of print paper ma
terials. A number of these provincial
dailies have been forced to suspend
publication for the same reason.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
MRS. ALMA LIE COURT FARNHAM

New York, July 6.-Orders to Lieut..
Joseph White Farnham, of the Con-
necticut Coast Artillery Corps. to pro-
ceed to the Mexican border caused the
news of his wedding to Miss Alma
Rose LIE Court several months ago to
be revealed to-day.
Lieut.. Farnham, who is an author
of note, announced his engagement to
Miss LIE Court, daughter of Mrs. Emil
Lowenthal. of South Orange, N. J., an
accomplished painter and horse
woman, several months ago, but OF
the day set for the wedding, it was an
nounced that the ceremony was post
poned because of the illness of Miss
lie Court.
The orders calling the writer to the
front has brought forth the news thaf
the couple were married on Februar
9Th.
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MORTGAGE OF 1912 WILL
FIGURE IN COURT HEARING

The oldets mortgage to figure in
Dauphin county court records in many
years Is to be the subject of hearing
september %, when testimony will be
heard as TO why the instrument given
by Joseph Mcfarland to Frederick
Boas for the present Aldinger prop
erty in Walnut street near River
should not be marked satisfied"
The property is owned by Frederick
B. Aldinger, but in clearing the title
discovery was made that the original
mortgage, which had been paid, was
never properly marked satisfied.
The mortgage is dated April 2, 1912.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
NAVAL MILITIA ON KENTUCKY

New York's naval militia will be
trained on it's summer cruise on the
United States battleship Kentucky un-
der Captain Eugene Dismukes, this
city. Captain Dismukes, the COM
mander of the Kentucky will sail to-
morrow from League Island, Philadel-
phia, for New York to take on the
New York citizen sailors.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
BAPTIsTs WANT LAY.PREsIDENT

Chicago, July THE contest over
the presidency of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union of America grew
warmer when the convention opened
for the morning session here to-day.
The opposition to a pastor president
became more pronounced as the ad-
vocates of the lay-president plan in
the nominating committee declared a
growing conviction that the, highest
UNCONVENTIONAL efficiency would be in
duced only under the executive guild
ance of the laiety.
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WAITE MARRIAGE ANNULLED

Grand Rapids, Mich, July Z. - A
decree of annulment of marriage yes
terday was granted Mrs. Clara Louise
Peck Waite, wife of DIR. Arthur War
rem Waite. The latter is in Sing Sing
prison, under sentence of death for the
murder of his father-in-law, John e.
Peck, of Grand Rapids.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
LANCASTER TO PAY GUARDsMEN

Lancaster, Pa, July Z. = At meet
ing of City Councils it was unanimous
ly decided to pay full monthly wages
to all city employees who enlisted under
the late call of the President Pay
will cease in case of desertion or dis
honorable discharge.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
LAUBENsTEIN REAPPoaNTED

nounced yesterday by Captain J..
Swan Taylor, Department Commander
of the United Spanish War Veterans
of the State of Pennsylvania. is one
lfIarrisburger. Captain EzeKiah LauD-
enstein is reappointed Depnrtm ent
Historian.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
To-DAY,s REALTY TRANSFERS

To-days realty transfers included
the following: Francis Fisher to ]. A.
Bailetts, 621 South street; F. n. Nor
ret to Rose L. Handler, 1918 Green
street and 326 Charles street; Anna s.
Bennethum to r. c. Brenneman, Third
near Emerald, for 81 each; Ralph M.
Krall to Cora o. Reider. Susquehanna
township, $500; John A. Brandts ex-
ecutors to Samuel Lehrman, Steelton,
S6 600
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JOHNSON FAvoRs NEW RULES

Chicago, July Z. = President B. B..
Johnson, of the American League,
would give the batter two bases when
ever he is hit in the head by a pitched
ball, instead of one base as at present
in order to deter pitchers from intimi-
dating the batsman. In a statement
made public here to-day he disagrees
with the suggestion recently made by
President Ebbetts, of the Brooklyn
National League Club that a batsman
be given his base anytime the pitcher
tries, in the opinion of the umpire. to
hit the batter in the head He thinks
the Ebbetts' plan would only add to
the troubles of the umpire, and would
lead to more wrangling.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07

heard from his opponent. Supporters
of the victorious athlete of the east
side were overjoyed and the excite
ment did not cease for a long time.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07
4SPORTln61neWS7
Other Sports on Page IS.
From Farrell Circuit
Won.
Hits came timely.
Fuenkie rallied at right time.

Hits came timely
+ uenkie rallied at right time.
Burns is a conner. He was relieved
after winning the game.
COOK was setting a pace yesterday.
He had nine chances and took them
all.
Brown was bear cat" at first. He
had his two hits.
Downey's arrival pat further life in
the team.
Cockills crew will be home Tuesday
for five games. Get ready for big
welcome.
Elmira has fast men in Loudly and
Bedenk.
Scranton handed another one to
Wilkes Barre. Bill Coughlin gets a
whole lot of satisfaction over victory
from the Barons.
II was a fast game yesterday be-
tween Scranton and Wilkes Barre,
score to l. Almeda went to first
base.
Reading is moving to get New
York State Lea que club.
Pitcher John Fox is out of the hos
pital and working for Scranton.
Syracuse divided honors with Utica.
The Utes lost the flrst battle, score 8
TO 2, and took the second, 4 to 8.
BinShamton shut out Albany yes
terday; score, 8 to 0. Walker was
touched up at intervals. Gonzales is a
star fielder at short for the Bingoes
Frock let Albany down with two hits.
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DIES MONIES AT FRANcE

D fIsSVtI"Ftu Z TtSS
Villefranche, France, July 6. - The
United State cruiser Des Moines arriv-
cd here to-day from the near east.
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HERZOG GOES TO CHICAGO

Chicago, July 7. - Charles Herzog,
manager and shortstop of the Cincin-
natl Reds, is to become a member of
the Chicago National League team,
according to story published here to-
day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-07

Throw off the heavy spring coat; slip into Of
these breezy ultra comfortable Palm Beach, Zephyr
Cloth, Kool Kloth, Vericool Suits Then-iust
notice the difference! Your temperature goes down
kerplunk while your enthusiasm skyward. Con
slider your comfort-a whole season of it for just
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-07

riidAes fpnrte nidjt erlnnet iperoen.
oa Die merifaniifen 9eanrten bier
ino in sSiinre5 erfIdrten. oab Sragen
oiplonIatiider 9lntur BON ben Sdup.
tern Der H,gisrlng IN Gneretaro or.
ipogen iuiiroen.
armee.Ofii5iere bier iagten, onb
Die gerfclgiing gillas, ob9leiG bic
gdnpieriofeiten iidD tdslid, mebreiL
icIange unabIaiiia fortaeieBt Irerocn
ipiiroe bis bon @aibington Der 9e.
iebl foHune, Die Irippen siiriif5uJis.
ten.
S3unii5ig alpad)en. Snoimer, ole
Spdberbicnite perrid)teH ipollen, IA.
men beiite alri ibrer Reiie und) Der
t5ront bier our6.
Dilla 8aubiten trpartsn
ibr en- 6 bef.
70 rreon, Wsr., 6. glpril. =
5ier sin9etdufener JnfOrmation na9
eriuaretR bic in Der lmgsbung bieler
Stabt operirenben giaa ganbiien ju.
retiidtlih bic 2lntunft ibrss Gbefs.
Seit iur5em bat iib ibrs 5bdtigisit
btbeuteno ausgebebnt unb man bort
ri6is mebr BON Der Jrisbensiommii :
lien .fpeld,e ernannt fporben mar. I'M
Die gebinsunssn fir ibre unb ibrss
GefebIsblbers gouHto Repes' lnters
iUerfung fsit5uieben Gs 1T unmDss
li9. bic aenaue eln5abl Der ganbiten
fei.3uiiellen, man glau6t nber nitt,
tdb es piel mebr als tduieno iinb.
~ isritanif9e ganbitsn bes
ssben peiteres M iaers
5N fon, 2lri5ona, 6. 9lpril. =
Gsiiern ipurbsn neun Rsilen iiiblit
5on RoiariO, GinalOa, ipie btute Don
Wa5ailan an bic bisiissn geamtsn Der
Soutbsrn pacific Railro1b 60. gs'
mslbet ipurbe, brei ameritdnii9e
8iirser uno Elm Spanier Don msTita'
niT6sn ganbitsn setobtet.
5Aeion. 9lrbona, 6. april. =
Die glmeritaner, tpelds eeiOotet ipurs
ben ipursn: 3. 6. 9'irie. friibsl
Giienbubnagent in Worraoo; Rooerit
D1pibIon unS Elm friibersr &onbut.
tsur namens Wallate. Der setobtets
Spanisr mar ebenfaIls Elm friibsrsr
Son6uitsur namsHs ROorigo.
Die @eieli6aft mar auf elmer
Sraiiine Don 4eaponita na9 Rofalir
ssfabrsn, dls iie dnssgriffen NUT
be. ga9bsm bic bier Wdnner se'
tobtst unb beraubt tporben tparsr
ipurben Stredenarbeiter ge5tpungen
bic 9siaen ouf Der 9raifine mad bs'
Gbation Roiario su brinsen.
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perisaal' 'Tptisen.

Setsttip 6 brit. Sured, pom
Bureau bes StabtSQubitprs II ni6t
tpenig itol5 auf bic antunft eines
Stammbalterg in isiuem Seim. Der
tleire grOenbiirser ipiest, pie Der
iibersliidlide Batter seitern psrii6erte,
n:9t peniser oIs 103 pfunb,
cSm boben alter bpn 79 Sabrsu bat
geiteru cine bo9onseIebeue oeutf6e
MatrOne 5rau 3 bereie Gid :
bolb in ibrer ReiibenS, SO. 2113
Weit qdte Strabs, bic 2lueeu gum
etpissn S6luHmer geTalpiien. Die
DabingeIdiebene, bsrsn Gdtte, Se-
befannte Seutihe 9ionier 9err 2ouis
9. gi6bplb, ibr bereits Dor Sabren
in ben Sob poraufgeganeen 1T. bat es
peritanbsn, ii9 bur9 ibre psriOnIihe
2isbeusuitrbigtsit uub ihrs Ssrasnss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-07

Gin5iss, mas id gu tbun i'm Stanbs
ipdre, ipdrs bic 2lusiteIuHs sinss bsuts
ihen pdiIes. mas aber", unb bier
tnipits Ct nit ben aiusern. .ni6t 70
pisl Dertb bate.
rDn nod ieine offi5ieae 8sitds
iigung bss angeblihen 9orbabens bes
Juiii5bepartements Dorlisst, bin i6
ni4t ssnsigt, mid in einselbsiten ein=
sulaHen; ipsnn ih a6er cine abf6rift
Der 4nilage erbalts, iperbe if cine
Nntnort porbersiten. 2lgenten Dss
Sufiisbepdrtsmsnts famen in meine
adnslsi unb itellten Jragen an mid.
Sis untsrfu6tsn fp9ar iif bier befinbz
Iidss eisentbum oes glprbbeutf4ea
2lopb."
6srr 9iiberib CAB gu, bnb er nit
5orIt bon Der Golf, benz er einen puB
inter BEN Ramen 8ribsman Sdnlor
psrihafft baben foa. betount lei. YDds
Staatsbepdrtemsnt fotpobl nls oas
Sni.isbepartsment fpiffen, bab id nit
bem Wlanne bsfannt bin. aber ipie melt
bieie 9etanntI6dft rei6t, bariiber babe
i6 feline 9erdnlaHung, mid gu Gus
born
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Sis gum 3riessembe
Wtnk Or. g. g. Stpll angenidjetulid)
in ensliid)er ariegssefauseH.
idlaft auSbarren.

Illem 9llti6ein no6 babeu ii9 ale
9enriibltnsen bic sSreilaiiung Gr.
&. 8. Stou's gu erluirfen. Der be-
fanntlifj in Die brittife &riessgefan.
genidoft eerietb, aIs er &nfangs 0es
SSabres periudte, nit elmer 9ler5te-
Expedition oes Selttiden Rotteu
&reu3es nod Dem &riegsihaltpIas 5il
gclmleen, Inn aIs Slr8t 5u iptrfen, aLs
uergebIih errpieien.
gSie geitern fier aus oueenihetu'
lid suoerldiiiger Guelle eingetroifene
gtadriften beiaeer, 1T Or. Stoa uor
eoinburq, >pobiu er onidnslih ge.
brad,t iporoen mar, nahoem Die @ng
lanoer ibn in &irfpau BON epS
nciitraIen 9anpfer berurr II
botte,t mad, eine1 Geteutios- .ageI
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2ofal F.. 8eridt.
0eftbert
1T lte6erlanebabn .9lnidJluF nadl 5n'
oiannpOlis faas oas Sdlnellucr'
feBrsprojsft perluirflidyt Wiro.
Sieles gsripredcH pom Erailoenren
Der SnSianappliS & Cincinnati
Traction So. seseben.

Sails bic gonbausea6e DON &c.
100000 fir bic prpieitirte S1neqs
bobu DON ben Stimmgebern gutgsbeiz
Ben fpirb, 70 ift bic SnoiauapoIis &c
Cincinnati Sraetion 2iuie bersit cine
balbe Wiqion Dollars fiir Die notbigen
QuIdgen gu Derausguben. tpelhe nOtbiS
iiu0, I'm lire Bis bisrbsr DerIdngerts
2inie an bic RiugbaAn au3uf9lisbsu.
0iefes Duroe geiteru poH Serrn
Gbdrlss 6. 6enrp, Dem prdfibeHteu
Der GeIeQT6aft bem 9irgermeiiter
pu6ta i'm 0dufe elmer llntsrrsoung
mitget9silt. 9err Senrp mar seitern
bier6ergstommen I'm in erftsr 2inie
nit osm QuDolt Der @eIsli daft 2lls
bert gettiugsr gu tonftriren uno audi
I'm um 9sitriseu 4benb cine Rebe DOT
Der Dsittpoob Gioic 4fociatiOn gu
bdlten, no ieine Qusfiibrunsen nit
GROCER SegeHtsrung aufsenOmmen
purnen.
gDie Ssrr SenrD srtldrt plant ieis
he 8sieQf6aft i6re geeeutpGrtige Sis
.nie, Die pon Snbiandpolis ra6 GOnz
nerspille fiibrt, in Ruf4Oille na6 Gin
tinnati ab5u5peisen peHn oas bidige
S6nellbdhaproistt perrpirtliht pers
ben iollte. Die Qinie ioll bur9
groptpilIe nad Sarriion. Sbio, sss
legt perben unb banu n16 WsItpooo,
Don no aug bic @eIeiie Der @intlns
natl unb 8eftpoub 8a6n big CUR
Queen gitp 2lpeHie beniiBt tperoen
fpllen. porauf 6ann bic 2inie an Der
Gpleraiu Q(penue in bas &aHalbett
aeleitet tperben foil.
Die llraoiten fir bic 9erldnssrung
Der gabn Don Rufbpiue hiether mir
ben fi6 auf etipa $3,5OO,o00 bslulrfen
uno fir bic SGlfte biefer Summe foIa
len Bombs unb fir bic dnbers SGlfte
grGftrsnsnttien auseese6en peroen.
Rab Der 9lnIiht Serrn Senrp's tpiro
Cincinnati, fails bus Snueapertebrss
problem perfpirtli6t tperbeu follte,
sinsn edns rieiig.n QufIdtpung neb<
men, ebsnIo ME es Snolauupolis ins
fploe beg @ertebrs Der gerbiubungsz
bdhnen aetbdH bat.
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2tngft Dor 4ausarbeit
ni9t Zd3mlo Der ssrau.
Cine banslidDe Srau iuIIte ben geieH
eigentlih lieben.
Sie natiirlidDe Sp6dre ibrer Sbatis.
felt liest i'm SaHsbalfe.

IS giebt 5nuIenbe DON flsibisen
5rauen in Der Stabt Cincinnati, bic
Dor Der Sausurbeit 5uriidi6rsden.
S6ipa9e @eiuhbbeit mo9t oftmaIs
5dusarbsit CUR 2oIt. Sin 8siipisl
bufiir iit 5rau 5rances Disn9en bon
10. 1910 Main Strabe, Cincinnati.
Sic fuste geitern gum SunIac 9ers
tdufer: nMagenbeI6perben, Der
Gaitritis Gbnli9, beraubtsn mid mel
ner 9raft unb Gnsrgie, unb bic 5auss
orbeit ipuroe mir gu elmer pabreu
Gait. Der @enuB elmer ein3igen Wiabl'
5eit bate BEL mir gei9tperbeu aler
art in @efOlge; 4ufftoben, Sdmsrs
gen, &ur5at6migteit, Ser3tlopfen,
DtagenOerIdurung, aopfIdmer5eu,
S9pinbelanfGae unb glerDoiitGt muHs
ie mid 81 elmer tranfen SSrau. Sd
aB nur Is6r ipenig unb meiue Strait
mar beinabe gang ba6in. SD tDurbe
rei3bar unb allies par mir autpioer.
Der S6laf srquidte mid ni9t unO
ipenn id Mprgens aufftanb mar t4
matter als beim 3ubettgeben. Uaebis
gin tOnnts i6 5ulegt ni9t mebr an>
feben.
,9lber nun III bic 9lenberung I'm
meinsm 9eiunbbeits5uitanbe cine gang
punoerbure", fubr Srau Wlen4en
fort. rSu. Sanlac lit ettpas Srobar'
tigss. g2a9bem i9 bic Uiebi3in cine
8O6e lang eiHgenommen, trut poas
itdncige Grleihterung etH. SD be-
fam auf einmul Sunser unb mubte
eFen. Wteiu Wtageu perboute jeBt
por3iiglia obne irgenb tpelfe Be
i6perben. 9tIs bic Slaf6e leer mar,
6Olte i9 mir cine anbere unb babe ietts
FER niemaIs fpisber &ppfI9mer5eu
ober S6ninbelanfdGe gebabt. gaun
lit mir Der S6laf cine tpabre Gruui@
dunq unb Morgens fiible i'd erfrifat
uno trGftig. Sanluc lit gerabe bas
Ding fir iSraueu, bic fprttpd6rsub
miibe fihlen unb iid Der Sausurbsit
ni6t untsr8ieAen tDnnen", fugts 5rait'
Menhen.
7eg Menf9en Gnergie bGngt gum
aroben 5beil pom Muaen ab. @enn
bieIss Organ ni6t funfttontrt, baun
ldbt jene na9. Sarldc 1T aber ges
rabe bas Nlittel, has bic 0erbauung
fDrpert. SIT es nit btefer re6t be-
iteLt, bann Ie6t Der eanse SDrper auf
uno @eiunbbeit 1T bus 8eiultut. Sans
FAC lit Elm gang mertpiirbig uufbauz
enbes Nlittel, pesetabiIii6e Nubrung
fir glut uub RerDen. 2lls ulqemeis
neg SOnic fir bas gan5s SpItem 1T es
uuiibertroffen.
U}tt 5dnldc tpirb in Der Qpotbete
Der Dom Drug gp. an 6. unb WaIuut
| Ipe5ieq betuHnt gemdht. gs ptro
dber in irgeHb elmer Der IA Dotp=
0eutberbedb Qpot6eten IN Cincinnati.
Tppie in Der Gilmore 4pptbete in
GOpinatpn gum 8erfuuf geboten. SH
| ieber Staot urb Srtfhdft bes gius
cinnatier Oiftritts befinbet iia cine
2lpotbete, in peIder SanIac Deriauft
rpirb. - 2lnseise.