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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-11-25
STATES BABIES
DIE NEEDLESSLY
SOUTH CAROLINA HAS HIGHEST
INFANT MORTALITY RATE.
Effort to Reduce.
One Hundred and Thirteen Out OF
Every Thousand Lost.-Chiid
Bureau to Campaign.

Latest reports from the census bu-
reau show that South Carolina mas
the highest infant mortality rate OF
any state in the union. Out of every
1000 babies born in this state 1l5
die before they are a year old.
Mrs. Ruth Dodd, of the bureau OF
child hygiene, says that something
must be done to cut down this ap-
palling figure The South Carolina
bureau of child hygiene is not willing
to see this state lose needlessly 115
of every 1000 of its babies, and 1t
is going to start 1O-weeks campaign
to educate the mothers and fathers
of the state as to the proper care Of
their children so that this death rate
can be lowered.
Mrs. Dodd says that the time to
start taking care of the baby is before
he is born. The life, health and de-
velopment of the child depend largely
On the health and protection OF the
mother. The right start in life de-
pends upon: Sufficient income for
family needs, health and right llV-
ing of parents, protection Of the ex-
pectant mother from overWork, un-
derfeeding and worry. skilled super
vision of pregnancy and confinement,
rest and adequate care during the ly-
ing-in period, breast feeding, lntelll-
gent mother care in the home. A
mother can injure the child she car
ries lust as much during the nine
months before birth as during the
nine months after BIRTH
TWO hundred and fifty thousand
babies Gle every year in the United
States before they reach their first
birthday. More than half of these
babies die from causes related to the
health and condition of the mother.
One hundred thousand babies die be-
fore they are one month old. Most
of these are the babies who are born
too weak, too injured or too dis
eased to live. Some Of these little
ones die because their mothers did
not know how to safeguard their
breast milk or appreciate the impor-
tance of breast feeding.
Physicians ~oint out that child
bearing is a natural process. and II
the mother has proper care there
should result very few deaths. How
ever in 1918, $4,000 women in the
United States lost their lives from
causes incidental to child birth. Prac-
ticallv al of these deaths were pre-
ventable.
One mother dies in every so cases
of child birth: one child in every ~
live born does not live six weeks.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-11-25
Alabama Minister Relieved
Stomach Troubles Made Him Feel Sick al Meal Times,
But Now Always Enjoys His Meals

Ala, who writes: II had stomach trou-
BILE. When l would go 10 eat, [ would
turn sick. I took one bottle of Ziron,
and it cured ne. Am always ready
for my me@ls and enjoy them. l think
it is a fine medicine"
II your food hurts you, if your appe-
tite is poor, If you are pale, weak and
rundown, and have other symptoms
that indicate your system needs help.
try ZiTon. 1t will put iron into your
blood and help build you up. Take 1t
according to directions, and II not
benefited by the first bottle, the money
back guarantee will protect you.
Ask your druggist.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-11-25
J. V. MACE
DON'T RISK NEGLECT

Don't neglect constant backache
sharp, darting pains or urinary dis
orders. The danger Of dropsy OF
Bright's disease is too serious to ig
more. Use Doan's Kidney Pills as
have your friends and neighbors. A
Bamberg case.
Mrs. J. A. Miller, Main St., says:
MY kidneys needed attention and
when Doan's Kidney Pills were rec
commended to me used them. Three
boxes of Doan's put my kidneys in
good condition"
soc, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, n. 7.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-11-25

s @ YOU enjoy your meals? Eat
E 3 without the dread of the after
effects?
Lack of appetite, and disgreeable,
sick-at-the-stomach feeling after meals,
usually indicate that your digestive
organs are rot working properly. AS
O result, you will feel weak, lose weight
and lack the energy that is to be de-
rived from weu-digested food.
A valuable help in correcting such
conditions is mentioned by the Rev.
q. K. Mckenzie, Of Route l, Section,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-26
Has Had Stomach Trouble for Seven
 Years.

Theodore Sanford of Fenmore, Mich t1as had stomach trouble for seven
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-26
WORE NO SHOES
 F0R TWO YEARS
Los Angeles Woman Lived in Bed and Pillowed Chair Until She Start
 ed on Tanlac.

T had to be cared for just like a baby before began taking Tanlac, 1" sad Mrs. Alice Murphy, of 15O1 Penn svlvania Ave, Los Angeles, Cal.
 Two years ago mad very severe attack of muscular rheumatism she continued, and no one knows the pain and torture have suffered since. My hands swelled until could hard ly work my fingers and haven't been able to put on pair of shoes because my feet were swollen so 1 had sharp pains through my back so bad that at times I simply could not keep from screaming Some times got so dizzy everything seemed uu spin around and then would have sharp pains and a chilly feeling afterwards I was so helpless that I lived proped up with pillowed in chair or in bed all the time and had to be helped from one place to another.
 T tried every medicine or treatment we could hear of, but it was money thrown away and I got so blue I did not care to live. Then my husband read in the papers about Tanlac and by the time 1 had taken it four or five days I saw it was helping me. Now af. ter taking several bottles, I can't praise Tanlac enough. My nerves are so much better sleep like a child all night long. I am already doing my housework again and it is the first time in two. years 1 have been able tc get around at all and wear my shoes,
 "Tanlac is sold in Clifton by Clifton Drug Co.,, in Duncan by Elk Drug Co. in Morenci by Brown and Beck; ir Metcalf by Bainez and Valdez and ir Franklin by Franklin Cooperative Mercantile Institution adv
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-26
A Timely Suggestion.

The next time you have a cough or cold try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy It is pleasant to take and you are sure to be pleased win the relief which it affords. This remedy has wide rep utation for it's cures of coughs and colds. Obtainable Everywhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-15

Avar
= i"sh's Reserved Registered u. s. Patent once ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
6enricttc GlOIincr, SSitt,uc ppu Grit
SlDiincr, gcitOrbcn.

,Sn scr MoGum9 ibrcr Iohtcr.
Irou $. G. &cbIcwoIN, nnbc c5rcO
cridabura, lit an lGbtcn Somatog
6rnu &1cmiettc &toiincr, g8ittpc 0c@
ucrit. 3rib &lOiiucr int 2lltCr ron
= %ubrcn ouS 0irieu 2cbcn &C.
idc0cn.
Srol &loiincr, Och. 9tucgGc, mar
ou5 0Cutlhlnn0 gcbiirtia rnb fam
I'M &inocSoltcr nit ibrcn Gltcrn
nod 9lmcrifn. Gicic IiCBcn iib IN
bcn fiinf5igcr Sobrcn in unicrcm
COUNTY nicbcr, no iidJ Die Eod)tcr,
5ur Sltngfrou bcrangcmo6ien nit
Sop. Ioc(lc bcr6Cirntbctc, lpelher Gbc
3luei &in6cr cntiprollCn. Wcbrerc
Sabre n1f 0em IOOe ibrcS @ottcn
trot tic nit 6rit aloiincr in heu
GbeitonA nit DCl6em lie auf Der
Sorm bci Yotshom in gliidliber
GDe lcbtc bis 81 bciiCn Dor etiuo o6t
rSabrcn crfolgtcm IoOc. Sic mar
elm trcucs OtitglieO scr eboneeliidcn
Stride lm6 erfreute iib Ger g(dtling
g(llcr bic tic foruttcn.
2lllher ibrcnr 5Obuc, 6rcb ToclIc,
pon WOrriion, unO ibrcr Go6tcr,
Grou Niinnic GcbcmoI6, bon iyrcos
crifsburG, bintcrldBt tic folqcnOc
Stieifin0er. ocnal tic cine liebcDolc
Nfuttcr mar: Otto, 9Solrl uno iFrib
&loiincr, ,5rou Guuo 1il9enitoGD,
Ter nm GSrou Gllo Shmiife. pcIhc
iGnutiih III 9ijMlon0 EouniBip
noGncn.
Die 8ceroiglln9 lam oH 0icn8.
tag No6ntittog uuf Dem ebongl-
&ir6boic nobc fredericksburg itott,
no 8aitor Hci6ert, i'm Grnucrbaltic
iopoDl ais am @robc Die Sraucr'
fcicrli6teitcn lcitctc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
8 o dseitsglufc If c II.
Sicterlc-Slmmer.

@ustop &. 0icterIe lno Sri. Gel.
ma @Iumer wur0en geltern ON
9IcujoDrStogc in Scr ebon9l ct.
SobonniS Stride 81 Berger, in &c.
9cnlport pieIer 6rcunOe lnO Ser.
lponbtc oeS 9ral,tpnarcS, oltrh Sa.
itor Erougott 9(mucfcr getroltt. Serr
0icterIc lit Elm Sobn bon &obcrt
9icterlc bon Berger, rnb luor nab
renO bcn lestcn 5pci SSabren an Der,
i6icbenen 0ffentliden Sdulcn in
6ronflin Gpuntp ols 2ebrer tbitig.
0ic 8raut lit einc Sohter OeS perIt.
6. 9lumcr. bon Berger. Die yell.
perln4bIten merben oltf Ser 9ieterlC
Sorm pobnen, ocrcn 8elpirtblhai'
tlrng Scr illn9e gbcmonn Dor Sltr'
5cn iibcrnonmen bat.
gSir grQtuliren llnO Wiini6en pieI
0liif lrnb> Segeu 5ltn 8unoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
Seitaments.

2ylr icincm nn 4. 9(lt9ult 1906
bcrfoBten ScItoment, boS nOn Z. 9.
Sooogcs un6 SSu. Gngclttng olS
3cuaCn untcrihricbcn lit, lwh hicic
ISOLDE I'M bicii9en 9tofluBgcriht &C.
budt muroc, Dcrmo6t H5ucob 9lun.
burg iein iGnuntIidCS Gigcntbluu lei
nCr @attin, SCnricttc &untbltrg 3ltr
gtlltllicbluQ filr Die 3oucr ibrcs Sc
6cn$, nit sen, 9tchtc tr9cuo cincll
GDcil oocr boS golt5c @rllnAciacns
tbrm 3it pgrfolrfcn. gtadi Dem 80.
&c Ser 8itttpc, ioII 6o8 @igentbun
inter foIgcnoc elf &inbcr beS Ser.
itorbcncn gleidw6bi9 pcrtbeilt mer.
Ocn; 2iaaie Seller, Sotc SSobnion.
Mnrtba 9tinnc, GboS. Sumbur9,
&oIa Sdmi6t Gonrob Sumburg,
gouis Sumbur9, @m. Sunbitr9,
@mma Smonf, 2eno Slmburg 1mb
Sobn $lmbur9. Srou Senriettn
Sumbur9 lno ser Sobn Gonrob
Sumbur9 iino oIS Seitomcnts Soil.
itrcfcr bcitintnlt.
0os SeItoment oes mn t6. Seb.
ruar, 1913, peritorbcncn Scnrp
SIueti6, iriibcr bel Stonp Sill
lpobnboft, purOc ON 10. 9e5crber
i'm bieiigcn g}odloB9cridt binter.
leqt. 2Sn Ocmiclbcn Ocrmoht Ncr
Gcritorbcrc icinc ain0crn Gillian
9ureiS, Gmil 6lltcti6, Catherine
---------=---
gum @unbc pilnihcn. lpcrOcu allf
elmer Iorm bCi Nforriion luohucu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
Sns--Gmu.

sSlt Der bieiigcn fotbl. Ct. @eorgS
Stride lpltrben am 0ienstag Nor.
gen our6 oen bo6m. Soter Ron1.
ualo, Sri. Morgoretba emo lnb
gilbert Sug in ben fl. 9unb Der
@bc cingeiegnet, i'm 8eiiein bieler
SSreunoe lmb 8eriuonbte bes 9raut'
paares. Der iunge gbenam III
Elm Sobn Der 5ral aatie Sus unf
lit lett fllr5er 3eit in Der bieii
gen Sdubfobrif bei6aftigt 9iC
graltt lit cine So6ter lnieres Mit
biirgers, 9ernbarot @mn. Den Reli
perlnabltcn llrlicreE ber5l. @lild
munib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02

Gfeffcr uno Otto 6lltetId), ic $i.0O
lmO olleS anoere Giecntbum iGiner
8ittlpe 5lr gflbnicBung fir Die
Gaucr ibrcs 2cbcnS lmo nod ibrem
EoOc Ion iGntntli6cr Nodlab inter
Ole genonnten ainoer gleidnGbig
bertbeilt fper6en. Ser Sobn, Otto
SluetId, miro ol8 GcltonlcntS Soll
itrefer beItinlnlt.
Ser on1 30. gtopcnlbcr, nnbc StoI
pc, pcritorbeuc Ncrnonn SilGcn.
Itocblcr berfiigt in icincm an 8. &C.
3cmbcr I'M NohlobQeridJt bintcrIcGs
ten Jcitamcnte, oop ON 4. W}oi
1899 perfoBt lnO Ourh Scnrn Cd8
ncr un0 9tobt. NuIfCr bc3cltGt it,
luic folet ilber icincn gtudInB: Der
QSithDc mcr0Cn ibrc geicblIhen 2ln.
rcdt altf 0uS perionlidc ln0 CSrlmos
ciocntbum ioipic Die Sous9cr1tbc
3ugeiitbcrt. Der 9ieit oes peri0n'
li6en gigentDlms ioll 81 glci6cn
3beilcn inter feline brei I0dtcr,
01oric, 2ouiic ,mO CLARA 5ur Der.
tbeilung eelongcn mGbrcuN Der
Sobn Srie Die 6arm erboIten iOIl,
lmterlporfen Der 9ie6te Der 8ittDe
6ris SiGeenltoebIer purOc oils GeIta'
mcnts. 8ollitreder ernonnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
Sdanmberg 8laier.

9tobcrt Sdolmlbcrg lino SRI. Nm.
no @loier rciiten lctte ISOLDE no6
ct. 2oltiS no iic iitb trouen licBen
unO cine &of)3citsrciie nod ct.
@cncbiepc. gto. antraten no Die
NcuoerrnGbltcn cine g8odjc bel Der
Iohtcr NcS Srduti9outS, 6ruu 6.
Nf. Golillier pcrpciltcn. 0ic 8rout
lit cine Eodter Der DerIt. 98ittpc
2lmo Nl. @loicr. 9os gbepoor
miro in Scrlnom Dem lop9i6bri9en
@ein 8ciOcr, mobncn. S2ir 9rntlts
liren uuO milnI6cu picl @liif 5lut
@unoc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
@ranc--SclSt.

0urd Eaitor &nSmann bon ser
bieiigcn cpongI. ct. 8oltls.&irdc
rpurben 9citcrn om 9tcljobrStagc,
Clarence Grouc, bon gtciD 6lorGncc,
unO Sri. 9(nno Scl6t, Sod)tcr 0cS an
Ger lpcitl. ,. Stobc pobnboftCn Che
poorcS &cnrp 4elot, i'm @unOc ser
Gbc pcreinigt. Die ilun9en GGclcutc
lpctocn III N0p 6Iorcnce, Nto. ibr
&eim ouiidloQcn, gQir cntbiCtcn
ocnieltcn unicrcn bcr5litbItcn Slid,
lullnid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
Suso ;yritidD in MeGirt scitorben,

0ugo 2rttih lit ON N}ithpo6 let
ter Q8oGc in Ytc@irf, M}O. IN Der
@obnun9 ieineS 9rRoers Otto
,fritid i'm 2lltcr non 81 ISaDrcn &C,
Itor6cn. Ser 2cidnou mlroe Icbtcn
1rettog bicrbcr uno no6 SmcnSpilIe
gcbro6t 100 am Solnstog Die Seer
Oigung olif Dem Oortigen rpdllgl.
&irdbofe Itattfono.
Der 8erItorbcnc mltrbe in Sbirn
Greet Tomnibip, IN unierem Gountp
geboren, uno mpbntc bis Dor etfpo
Slpei ,5ubreu in Snansbille. Gr ipar
,rnberbeiratbet uno ieit biclen Sab
rem lciben6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
Spluman-Ncnbenier.

9lm Wtittlpo6, letter @p6c, luur.
ocn bier Setter 8omn1on 1no SRI.
GtiIlic 1teubcuirr our6 Boitor &os.
mann qetrollt. Serr @opnm itebt
i'm 0icnitc Der Burroughs aboing
@a6inc So. in Detroit, 0tidi9an
in weI6er Stoot Die Heupernt1bItcp
mobnen meroeu. SRI. 9teubeuicr III
cine Sodter unicres Mtitbiiracrs
@ottlieb gteubelticr. Slid GUM
Yunoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
Sran 9ieginu Will, acb. &irdJHcr,
9citOr6en.

%n 2concnmortb, Santos lit an
6. 0e8cnrjcr, 5roll Tc0ino MllL
Qcb. &irducr, @ottin ocs iriihcr bier
mObnboitcn y}ognu8 &. @jIL int
2Iltcr bon CT &nbrcn 1citorben.
6rmt @ill, mur0c in @osconoOc
GDuntp, oui scr &irdncr Iornl on
ocr 6irlt Greet gcborcn. Sic binter.
ldBt iDrcn @attcn, Wt. 6. MiII, To-
mic bier S0bnc lmo bier I0ftcr
6erncr iibcrIcbcn tic ibrc bo66rtogtc
Wtuttcr, 6rou ESobn &irdncr ln0
6luci 9rii0er, 9l>rgrit uno SODn
&irhncr, iowic ibrc ShmcItcrh
Srou g(lpin MunomilIcr unO Trou
Nti6aeI 9tcumonn jr, nllc in Scr.
mam ipobnboft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
Summer 13
| 920.
3nm ucucn 5abr.

llntCr 0blodru1el0ltc mo Slid.
bc8riIBtcn mir gcitcrn ocn
9lnfnug OcS ncucn >tubrcS. Gin SaDr
nod Orm on0crcn ilirbt IN hos III
enOIibe Mccr Scr &ergnnaenDcit lmo
inmCr lpiCOcr be9inncl mir eir ncu.
e5 eSnbr nit uclcll Nhrtb mo nCllcn
Soffnungcn.
8ic nIlc icinc &orNGngcr, 10 bottc
olth Nn> Sobr 1919 iriut Sd,otten.
lcitcu. IS lit nod ST Icbr on ocn
pcittroNcnoCn 6olQcn Der ibm Dor.
orl@gc9ongencn SrlcGSlobrr, lno
brndtc una. trob allcn llcbcrflltb,
ben cine giltiac &oricbum9 lnS &C.
ihcnft bate, grpBe t(bcucrl,ng uno
ltctb, lln5ltirieocnbcit unh 9lrbciters
atsit1nor, bon mcld)cn lid unlcr
2an0 nod nidt micbcr crboIt bot.
NrbcitCruirrcn mo Strcifs limo
p1brcnN Dem ucr1nn0cncn Sabre in
nllen Sbcilrn nce IouOcS Soblrci6cr
oclucicn lmo bic &lnit. bic iih 5pi.
iden ocn 5pci grohcn ,Softorem slr'
belt un6 aopitol, gcbiIbct bat, 1T
nod mn cin NcocutcnoCs crlueitcrt
moroCn. WtGgc hnbcr boS nclie >Sabr
olIc b0icn ,Sulgcn Der biSbcr bcroltl.
bcibporenen 3lpiitiatcitcn oblcnfen,
rnb fiir Die 9on5c Aicnihbcit cin
mobrbnit gliidlideS mcrben.
Ifogc Dos nellc sabr bns arobe
Gleuo unb oic bittcre 9iotb linoern
iucIhe Ocr@rie9 gc5eu9t, mb onItott
oen SoB 5,t, n6brcn, hcn Der @clt-
frie9 onaeioht, boS Ncr6 Ncs 8oltec
mieber nit Der driitlid)cn 9t1hIten.
Iicbc crfiiIIcn aus iucIacnt Ntciclbc
0urh Den lmieligcn &ricg pcri6cltht
IluurOc. Ser sricoe bat icincn Gin,
gang 9cboltcn lanct oesbdlb onh
0ic &eriGbmmg Inn mli Dem 6ubc
folgen.
9ln Ser Biortc Oc$ nCuCn &ubrco
bIidcn mir 5urii6 oni irobc ilno tril.
be Stun0en. oic NIT Dem uItcn Sabre
uCrihulnOCn iin0. Der Ca9 oer
,Jubrcspcn0c lit fir ru& meiitcnS Cit
,5uQ Der 6rcu0c lul0 @oiIlutng aber
aud iiir N}ondcn Elm Gag Der Cron'
cr. ,5ir Dcn gtptblci0Cn0cn. Dem MIR
Incucs GIcn0 cntQcgcnltQrrt; ntr ocn
NronfclL Scr folm nod hnrouI rcd,
net 0aa G,uoc 0cS ucltcu >SobrcS 3u
Crlcbcn; filr bcn &Crlniicnen 0cul
Der 600 icin 2icbitrS acroubt IS
gibt ebCu fem Sift obne Sdottcn
lut0 ole &rouer pobnt lci0cr inmlcr
0ibt bei Der sSrcl0c. 9Iber and Die
le mer0en Dem idciocllocn Sabre nit
oontborcn ircunOi9en @cfiibIcn
nahblidcn ocncn cs Slid uno &c.
ocn IN ocn SdooB eeie9t bate. Der
SyobrcSpe6icl lit 10 rcht bo5u ongc'
than ni6t in @rfilllung gegangcnc
@offmngcn 3u begrabcn tmo ou'
oen Griimucrn bcriclben neuc 81
crbouen. 0eSbal6 wollen mir oas
neue Sobr frelIocDOll bceriibcn lmn
nit neuent Ytlttb bofiurngSooll IN
Oic 3utunft bliden. GSu biciem Gin
ne milni6en mir alien unicrcn &c.
cbrten 2cicrn lrnO 6rclmOen eir
ir6blihcS, gliidicIigeS Neit.Sobr.
Sngo SritidD in Mr@irt gcitorben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
Sicfmaun--Snerncr.

Sbeo. @. Sicdmonn, Sobn bon
8ln. Siednlonn, bon Roiebuo, unb
SRI. 9toro q. Suerncr, So6ter Ger
@ittrue 2i85ic Suerner, bon @crolo,
muroen Ictten 9icnstag in Ser III
tberii6en &irhe IN 9toiebuo OurdJ
gaitor Safermeiiter getrai;t 9os
iunge Gbepaor miro in HoicbltO
po6nen ipo Serr Siednann elm
9ougeid1ft betreibt Den Rcuber.
nGbltcn unieren bcr5liden Slid.
pltnif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-02
6erm1lu, gGny 6tag Oen 2. Sann0r, 1920
Slus Der Gonntn Gunrt.

Die Gollntp Court trat lcbtcn
0iontag 81 cinCm ucrto9tcn Sermin
in Sitlng lmh crIebi8tc folgcnbc
@ei6Gfte.
gluf 9eidpper0c ocs Saul Seller,
bon nobc fredericksburg. Dob bel je-
Ocm So6paiier int @asconobe Ser
@rouel ser auf oie Sermann-Srcb.
crifsbur9 9tooo 9ebradt in lcin 6elo
gci6menmt miro, unb ultf beiIen
8criprc6cn sic Roob IN glttcm 3us
itano 5u erbalten, lurlroe ibm Die
SSnItdnbboltllne beS Sbeilcs Der
&ooo cntlone icincr Sorm auf bic
0uucr bon 12 W1onoten ilbertragen.
Sir Oen gau bes gonirete Gl1l.
pcrtS an Der Slpiss l,no Ban Roob,
nobc GboS. &rrlrs 5orm, erbielt
@nIt Gifermam Sill. 60 beipilligt
S. M. S6ermann mrrbe als
Gourtbn,S. .GonmiiiGr luicoerernonnt
bel einem So6res sSalGr bon $25.
Gbas. @ermom tpuroe ols SSanis
tor fir ons Gourtballs pieoerer.
nannt bel einein Sal1r bon t69lid
$t.75.
&oabnufieber $. 6. 9rinflnant
beri6tete bob Die neue 'Sp Sdacs
perfoetter &odb, nabc &oicbub, iid)
iett in fobrboren 3ultallbe befinoet
uno ipuroc Die Goao oarouf als
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ner unieres Gplintp's I'M getrage
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man 0ienItc oIs SSonitor fur 0e.
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Sbumpion.

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beiten grfolees.
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Ind Sie 3ubnarstc Orsuniiiren iid,

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Die Stant8.Soir pirb n16ites
Sdbr in Der 8odc pom Z. bis Ia.
glueuIt abeebalten lucroen.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-05
Dentist Sees Toothless
Nation i'm Doctors Craze
Dean Friessel. of Pittsburgh
University, Warns Against
Drawing of Teeth
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

PITTSBURGH. april 4.-The tooth
pulling craze which seems to have
seized the medical profession threatens
to result in a toothless nation unless
doctors regain their senses, according
to DR.. H. Z. Friessell, dean Of the Den
tai College Of the University of Pitts
burgh. Commenting on the common
practice of attributirC various bodily
disorders to supposedly defective teeth
and directing that the teeth be drawn
Dean Friessell said
For Years physicians ignored state
ments by dentists that serious ailments
resulted from centers of infection at
the roots Of the teeth. Now that this
has been proved true the physicians
have been carried to the other extreme
Many an unthinking physician has pro
nounced a patients teeth the cause Of
his Ills because no other definite cause
was apparent. For every case in which
the extraction Of teeth has been bene-
fclal to the patient there have been
countless instances in which the pa
TENTS systemic condition has not shown
the slightest improvement. The result
IS the patient has all his former
troubles and besides that has no teeth.
Neglected mouth and teeth can
cause many kinds of systemic trouble,
but failing to find other cause for i'll
ness to jump to the conclusion that the
teeth are to blame-in fact. to attribute
every disease of obscure origin to the
teeth, as many physicians are doing to-
days utter nonsense"
New-York tribune., 1920-04-05
Referee Named to Fix
Damages Due Railroad
Z. D. Worcester Appointed by
Court in Suit New Haven
Won Against CITY

Edwin D. Worcester has been ap-
pointed by Supreme Court Justice
Greenbaum as referee to fix the
amount Of damages in a suit which the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad recently prosecuted success
fully against the City of New York to
recover the amount spent by the rail
road for work in eliminating grade
crossings in the Bronx, for which the
city should have paid
The contract under which the rail
ioad brought the suit was entered into
in 1904, and many of the bridges, cuts
and approaches for which it has been
decided the railroad is entitled to re-
imbursement have been in existence for
fifteen years.
1t was TIE verdict of the jury in the
case that She city should be required
70 repay the railroad money expended
for material and labor "in as far as the
defendant, the City Of New York, re
ceived the benefit Of such labor and
material" Representatives of the rail
road and the city were appointed TO
enter into negotiations TO fix the sum
due the railroad.
With the appointment of a referee
these presentatives have sixty davs
more TO reach an agreement. If they
fail to do so in that time the referee
will take charge