Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 19, 1915, Page 4

TO SPEAK AT TEMPLE ISRAEL! FRIDAY EVENING | DOCTOR'S ACTION " I8 VINDICATED -Polt Mortem Shows Bollinger Baby ' Wounld Have Been Mentally Defective and Paralytic, MANY VIEWS TAKEN OF CASE (Continued from Page One.) | | \ \ i Been & paralytic all its life. My opinion fs that Dr. Haiselden was right In not| siowing the baby to live.” Dr. Halselden expressed griitude when told that the inquest nad been ordered, | though, he sald, the baby's death from | natural causes rendered one hardly nec- | essary “Any true investigation will make it | more clear to the public that 1 am right, ‘ ne said. Statement by Dr. Halselden. 1n & signed statemert today Dr. Haisel- $en gave his case | {1 say again that it is our duty to de- fend uursclves and the future @wnera- ns against the mentally defective wo | 3 mo' to grow and suffer among as and &84 to our burden and our problem. All | gbnaclence says it is our duty. “Farmers select the best sock for re- juction: the best seed, without rust or jsease, for SOWINg. »Poor humana rely only upon chance defectives are as welcome af any to large famides. Think of it! d/rM s 6' veasel had stopped, killing and woundin® | 1t promptly opens clogged-up nostrils i And only the mother will look after Jean riam ahk]j | many pernons. fhe saw = destruction | and afr passages in the head, stops nasty| e #8iot child, 1f the mother is taken, vessel by torpedo; saw red and white flak | gjscharge or nose running, relieves aick | father and brothers and sisters will | Miss Jeannette Mirlam Goldberg of {and six cannon on submarine. Knows | headache, dullness, feverishnes sore| t care for it. It i pitched into an |Philadelphia, fleld secretary for the Jew- | nothing as to other Americans. Informa- | throat, sneezing, soreness and s 0. | E:lmnon forthwith and there the bur- |ish Chautauqua soclety, will oc of the poor unfortunate is weighted |pulpit of Temple ITsrael Friday evening. | demonstrate conclusively that thirteen lanj gnuffliing! Pase your throbbing head | = INVESTMEN wn even more. rd the insane or the lessef defectives |tauqua In America, particularly in re- |raitar toward Anacons.’’ cattle, as s done, is a crime and a |lation to the religious school . And to make matters. worse,’ this | Miss Goldberg arrives in the City Fri- | going to draw the keeper, the guard, | week-end, the guest of Mrs. J. N. Kopald. AUSTRIAN REPORT Dr. Greil's Affidavit Says Ancona Was Shelled by Submarine AWAITS DETAILS AS T0O WARNING | 1, WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—An|only native American survivor of the {affidavit by Dr. Ceell Greil, the only | disaster much weight would attach to native American survivor of the Ital ian liner Ancona, directly contradicts {the Austro-Hungarian government's |alities, preferably from neutrals |official statement that the ship was e | not shelled by the attacking subma. rine after it stopped. The State de- | partment today was notified of the | extstence of the affidavit by consul dispatches, The text of the message which was sent by American Consul Mason of Alglers follows: | - “Cecllle Crelle (Greil) inte im- | ¢ ’ " | Pt intelligent, im- | ‘‘Pape’s Cold Compound’’ ends {as to wheth | encape by A ger when she was in dining saloon. Dis a few hours, turbance on deck, stoppake. followed | 20K shortly. by -shots which struck vessel Your cold will break and all grippe Testimony preusss (probably means | proves) that bombardment lasted forty- | Cold Compound five minutes and was continued after upy the | tlon Alglers and Biserta considered 10 | Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit The object of Miss Goldberg’'s visit 1s to | vessels were sunk from the November | _nothing else in the | “Ipstitutions are an avomination "o |set forth the work of the Jewish chau- |8 to 7, by submarines, golng from Gib< ;pmmp. rellef as “Pape’s Cold Com- q N Secrtary Lansing will take no action, |tastes nice, and causes no inconvenience. fortunate class has no attraction that day morning and will remain over the |however, until Information of a more |Accept no substitute.—Advertisement, | OMAHA, THE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER rding the more A [§ CONTRADICTED =" The State aftey the ship onclusive e After it Had Stopped. s given still etary Lansing e evidence on that fea It was pointed out Mrs. Greil was the her statement Coneul Mason will attempt to get more affidavits from citizens of other nation- | A “For Sale” ad wi turr sscond-hand turniture into cash. |Evervone Likes This Cold Cure eposition not conclusive effort was made to A, First fritimation dan a cold or grippe in misery end after taking a dose of “Pape's | every two hours until three doses are taken ing | world gives such | | pound,” which costs only 2 cents at any WHIl Awnit More Facts, |drug” store. 1t acts without assistance, | “SIMON PUR LEAF LARD llll" This keeps the fat from soaking in. And it would be practically Aasn the case of “Simon Pare,” only the bast of the Armour Products win the Oval Label— the brand which distin- s the pick of each of the Armour prodacts. this mark, you'll find Star Stockinet Ham Star Bacon Armour's Grape Juice Cloverbioom Butter and over 100 J&Fesd Canned Foods | Robt. Budatz, Mgr.. 13th and Jones Sts, Doug. 1088, | W. L. Wilkinson, Mgr., 20th and Q Sts. Tel So. 1740. nurse, or whoever takes care of it, to | The twenty-four annual assembly of the ter Kindliness. ‘Those who taxe care |Jewish chautauqua which Miss Goldberg the insane, many of them grow un- |represents, will be held in St. Louis, De- ng, unkind and indifferent. cember 24-30, J"And yet 1 was asked to allow thn: knew. :’u‘:.:"v;;'&;:'u':":ozm toward | Who holds that death 1s preferable t> e who would willingly sllow a hydro- | the life in a defective.” oblo dog to run in & flock of sheep | The telephone rang. Dr. Halselden do as impulse directed, because this :n::::: llfl:‘nd :-u:‘-: !l\."ohn:‘lrut‘u with . She pleaded w m to save @he shrank from hurting or crossing tm s Tates sbRRin to S e the phone, he smiled, sadly: “ghe called me names,” he sald. "It is strange what a fuss people are making over this case, when all these abortions g0 unnoticed.” The little bundle, which was the cen ter of all eyes, stirred and a feeble cry ‘was heard. “Not much longer to walt, little one,” | said the doctor, gently, adding to those near him, “he s dying." 3 Up to Nature. Dr. Murphy sald today: ‘““The baby's life is in the hands of & higher power. Nature will provide the Dr... Rosalle M. Ladova, commented: “A life is & life and I wish Dr. Halselden vould atep aside and let someone else eperate.’ *| Clarence Darrow, the lawyer, known also as a humanitarian, remarked; “Chioroform unfit children. Show them the same mercy that is shown begsts no longer fit to live.” 4 Anewer to Crities, {{1¢ enildren of some of my critics were | lled or injured by a defective, they ould see a good reason for checking tne | supply of the latter In the world, It s . only when an argument Is brought | atraight home, into the very core of the | that reason 18 born. Too frequently t s true, untortunately, 1T have talked. to too many mothers of defectives to. say otherwise. 1 have Can't Eatt No Appetitert Dr. King's New Life Pills stir up your liver, ald digestion, you feel fine the next Way. Only 2o, All druggists —Adver- tisement. Indigesti — Surgeons Sail for London, NEW YORK, Nov, 17.—Thirty surgeons, including specialists in various branches of preoctice, and thirty-six nurses salled’ today on the steamship Noordam for London, as the second Harvard unit to nurse wounded wsoldiers, The party probably will be stationed at a base hos- pital In France. Don’t B_e‘liiiiods, Headachy, Sick or Constipated Baby are the closure of the intesti- | Enjoy lifel Liven your liver wvenerate a standard with soul and sense, Instead of desecrating it with crumbling {traditions and mindless scntimentality.” ¥rom every corner of the United States ymis of the nerves of the . IId‘ & Soh feel great. ot & neck The brain he | Wake up with head clear, stom- e e ol gl ach sweet, breath right, cold gone. d his mind be clear, Would his normally alive? one of the vis- ‘hat I do not know, but the chances . Dr. John B, Murphy, former president the American Medical assoclation, and and professional men and wo- . men, including & number of clergymen, y took sides with Dr. Haiselden. ut his eritics were just as numerous. i " Mother Memains Near By. | Mra. Anna Bolunger, the mother, re. In & room nearby. Many times £, | 7 enjoy the micest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced. Wake up feeling grand, your head will be clear, your tongue clean, breath sweet, stomach rexulated .and your liver and thirty feet of bowels active. Get a box at any drug sters now and get straightened up by morning. Stop the headache, billousness, | bad colds and bad days. Feel fit and ready for work or play. Cuascarets do not gripe, sicken or inconvenience you the rext day ltke salts, pills or calomel They're fine! Mothers should give a whole Cascaret anytime to cross, sick, billous or feverish children because it will act thoroughly | that Pyodor Dostovesky, born s | *7¢ 80 Dot injure. and an epiletic, developed into & great novelist and one of the greatest .« Physcologista in Lurope. Treat it as Uneanuy. of the visitors today treated the A8 If it were uncanny. Dr. Halsel- § Who had condemned it to death, ftreated it like a human being. ffe remained steadfast in her belinf 5 Meath was best for the little one. ot has three healthy children and thy of the condemned one is believad ue to an attack of typhold ich the mother suffered recently orities took no action further to determine that no death certifi- Assued until after an n- ghoie i lden cited the case of Roa- & supposedly harmless defec- after reaching the adult stage - Killed little Hasel Weinsteck, for which (Beauty Culture.) Two or three minutes’ use of a delatone Simple Home Treatment | | to Remove Hairy Growths paste will banish every bit of hair from your face, peck or arme. This paste s made by mixing some wuter with pows dered delatone. After the paste s re. moved, the skin should be washed to free it from the remaining delatone and it will be clear and spotiess. 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