Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1929, Page 41

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1929; Doctor at 83 Found PeopfeTKMSER’S LEVITY Preferred His | Prescription i 2 ‘The basis of treating sickness has not changed since Dr. Cald- well left Medical College in 1875, nor since he placed on the market the laxative prescription he had used in his practice, known to and the public since 1892, as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin., Then, the treatment of consti- patio billousness, headaches, mental depression, indigestion, sour stomach and other indisposi- tlons that result from constipa- tion was entirely by means of simple vegetable laxatives, herbs and roots. These are still the basls of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which is a combination of senna and other mild laxative herbs, with pepsin. Dr. Caldwell did not approve of drastic physics and purges. He did not believe they were good for |~ human beings to put into their |chances with hstromihdruzs" : | ave the generous e e 18 one sy tieta | Does. € 1 e e aElonOF soccalled Many is the family today that|bach (later mayor of Berlin), Freiher makes it a rule always to have a| the privilege, but they should | pever be given to children. ! SHOWN IN LETTERS .|Free Thought Party Called “Idiots”—Papal Discipline Urged for Centrists. Special Correspondence of The Star. BERLIN, March 29.—Two additional letters of Willlam II, dating from the time when he was Crown Prince, were published not long ago in the Berlin Tageblatt. Both were written to a Roman Catholic Church dignitary, Car- dinal Gustav von Hohenlohe, a brother of the Prince Hohenlohe, who after- 5| ward became imperial chancelior under { | wWilliam II. Both have to do with German p: < 3. Qetarzet. prrs |0 ek Bk seuss. and cially with opposition to the Bisma: policies on the part of the newly formed rman Free Thought party and by Al torum or Catholic party. The former organization was created | | Secessionists, under Max von Farck von Stauffenberg and lud\uu Ba berger, with _the The simpler the remedy for bottle of this perfect preparation | FrEC ’Eugen Richter constipation, the safer for the|in the house. Keep it handy and | {176, 0on Prince discloses all the levity | child and for you. and the better |observe these three simple rules|ang indiscretion for which he was to for the general heaith of all. And |of health: u;ou can get results in a mild feet warm, an safe way by using Dr. Cald- and ths‘ b0\rl< open. keep the head cool, the | achieve fame subsequently. | | "In the first letter—April 18, 1884, Caldwell’s | from Potsdam—William tells the car- mm\l is merrier and livelier than ever! Farckenbech—in our circles in Berlin we call him Fercklebeck—has capped Effect Wonderful Rescues. Airplanes kcep adding to their Jcng list of works of mercy. Not the least his stupidities by founding the German | among their recent achievements was the rescue of women from a besieged Free Thought party—1 call them the|jog,(ion on the Indian frontier during German idlots—with which to make a| g rebel uprising. Soldlers who kept in fool of the Richterites.” In the second letter—January 12, 1887—the prince says that in the year just past he had met a number of “sensible men of the Catholic Church,” like Bishop Kopp, in Fulda: Probst | Schouffgen, in Trier, and the Bishop of Ermeland. Dr, Thiel, of whom he writes: “He is the right man in the right place. He will, let us hope, grab the Pollacks | by the leg. Urges Pope to Action. “But the Centrum! If the Pope does not soon lift the skirts of his_ robe, ratse his arm and with a holy ‘Kreus- millionen himmel-donner-wetter’ — go after this crowd, so that they all lie sprawling, then there will soon be an end to belief in his authority on the | part of impartial observers among the public. We hear everywhere the ques- ||| Windhorst or Leo XIII Pope?' think the first, nan\rd i< T e company. despising Kalser and Pope and hating the Reich, Leo XIII ||| ought to come here for a week, call| ‘th"m to account and read them a les- . s0 that they would lose all appetite r adventures. These * ¢ * | in Rome are too much bored | in Winter, your colleagues ought to go to Herr von Brun (captain of the lst Foot. 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