South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 66, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 March 1917 — Page 5

Wednesday rvi:.Mn, march 7. ton. Without An CAUCUS FAVORS peraiion

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Vonderful Healing of Rupture

How a New Jersey Man Got Rid of a Severe, Obstinate, Right Inguinal Hernia Without the Slightest Trouble. leti. n nf !i-kii n .1 r j.-nt-r "t Man ju.ui, N-v JtT-y. If von TnM liim it ?)U ..rk. parr Irtil irlr when 1 .I v j tliaU-r, Jiii-:'- :nd llmt. .troiiii'l a von t;.. yon uoti tl.it !. !..iI f.-nii-: y a rar-ture. 1 ..! r--! y liiiaxit4' hi en :ir! ii ted with Kuptiirrd in IMglit Vide. At nn earl? are. I-hijren ruilen vrai hi express driver. II' handled railroad 1 i!t';ijr. Ono lay after leiiverlnsr a li'-iivr trunk mi ;in upper floor lie flt a I i 1 11 Ii the rl'!it en In. The ufTTin? Jtifr.m')I and it a rujt lonir before th' ji'iiDK iiimi intil the swelling. The lf-t.r t;l,l j-m.uif Pullen that ho w:id rupture! nnd that he must Itlier w-;tr a trus throughout 1 i f- or submit to a !rnsfie aratloii. All surjremis know th it hTni 1 o rntlor.s. with an.testltl. rtr . htp dangerous; they in.iy end f;t;iljy. .Moreover, it Is a well established f;it that many mature operations arc not successful; the bowel so-m breaks through the sewed -up opening and protrudes worse th iu ever. A fr hi of Operation. I.Ike ni'-st other. Air. I'ullen declined t tike the risks of aa operation; the ex-i'fit-e and loo of 11111. nad to he con-siib-red. too. Hoping he ndght pet n little better enoiirne'Minnt. he went to an ether piiyslelan who. to M- sorrow. trave liim even less hope. It was pointed out to the roiin mnn that unless the rupture were perfeetly held all the time or the nr;'iiiH kr.ife sin--rn.if nlly ui, lie loicht epef :in iri'-r.'W or 1 uhllns In th rupture with further umplications. or the dreaded strangulated hernia whkh I III- so many ruptured people, Irtim of Trur. The victim hroutrht a truss, a hard, .)t Irm-like :iT.ilr. the 1-est he c ould pet. It t rtured him. He tried another still no relief. He was eompelled to give up hU express hinl ns. The hard taks of ortiiuary men were foriddden him. He l.ecaine aii Insaranee a cent, in nhhh position he 1 11 not need to do ho. lily work. For six year Mr. Tüllen dracired around, iislnc various trusses. hanl. elnsti'-. et'-., witli never any eontentni'Mit. One day liN. mother told iilnt something she hrd rt foi:nd out It was a simple and eay thiiiff for Mm to do. He lost 1.0 luie. nUrardrd Hit Tr. I:el!'f i-ame at onre; he almost forgot that lie had any rupture. Afterward -.true a eure n eomph-te hea line and. .If hoiiii year have passed and Mr. I'ul!ti is an enercrtle Mnenter. workinir on IniMinu's. limtdiic over roofs, lifting lund.er and u-h llt:. he is absolutely free from the old hernia. He knows he 1- tpletely. Iatincly -ured. There was ! operation eor-ifirt md eontenttnent froia the -very out?--?. He Is ;i .stron?. i l.-vt f ul-inlnded man. VnlnaMe InfnriiMtion 1'ree. The valuable Information whuii Mrs. I'ullen read It. a newspaper many years aci and cave to her s-Mi. toj-ether with further Important farts, 1 1 1 .e sent free to any reader of this who writes to I.tiCene M. I'ulh-n. !1 M.irrellus ave'iu'. Manas. juan. . .i., rrirTosinc a stamp for r!!T. AlelitioM t;e Liro! ,.f Mir.t..P.. Von haie. w !i"tht r ot. Tl.: it or left side : i.m n.ir von imve aireid done In vmir effort to eure !t A P-clon of ,,.VIK ,,f .,u I n.ls of rupture in men and women, iuIt:. line Inguinal icr-diH. femoral, navel. rota!, etf.. have t.e..;i rejiorted eninpletely he?'Ied. Ace jeems to make t,n dif!eren-e. y,jv REAL HAIR GROWER IohihI nt ri-t. Parisian Saco Slnm llttilts in TIiHn as. If you are rapidly losing your harr md fear laldnes, your unmuist wants you to trj ratisi ui .ae"' at their risk. It will surely .-top the ixi-escitp loss of hair and make your hair and rvalp look and feel 1 0 per ent. tetter, or your monev refunded. Hundreds of men and wo.non ave w ritten tellinc of the wonderful results obtained, by usinic Parisi.iti S.i-'t Teople w w er e irettin I al l say th now glory in their beautiful hair. others "who have had dandruff for xears and the ne.ul ifeh.ed like nad say they had a than, healthy scalp after iiist a fewapplications of this splendid inent. Xo matter whether you are red a it h fallin- hair, grav treat-lth-hair. -triny. dull, brittle, oilv hair Hand ruff or itching scalp, "try Parisian S.-iie t-d.iy on this money hack offer. A larcre hottle is ir.expensie at !n: stores everywhere, and if our hair is worth saving 'Parisian - ie is purely worth trin. Ad BAILOR 'When jrou tälnk of HomcfurnLhlncs think of SuLlor.' ADLER BROS. On Michigan at Vahinlon Siiie tSS-i. TIIE STUPi: I till MIZS AS I) liOVS.

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Suggest That Two-thirds Vote be Suff iciient to Stop Debate.

WASIIINCTON". March 7. Modification of the senate rules urged by Pres't V.'ilson to prevent future tiliLusters like the one that killed the armed neutrality hill virtually was agreed upon Tuesday niht hy a conference of 10 senators, five democrats and live repuhlicans, named by the party caucuses. The change proposed would put the power in the hand? of two-thirds of the senators present at any time tf s-hut off debate and prevent dilatry tactics. The committee will meet again Wednesday probably before the senat conenes at noon ;md is expected to reach a li rial h aee.nent on a resolution embodying this proposition, which was approved by the rules committee several months ago but which have came up lor action at th last session. Leaders championing the ehan-e expert the resolution to leeeive the nece-s.'ry caucus endorsement and to be presented to the senate as soon) as possible for consideration ami ac- j tion. How such a proposal will bo received hy the senators opposed to any modification of the present procedure which allows unlimited discussion none of tne conference committee knew. Majority in l'aor. A majority of the senate has Ion-: favored the resolution considered favorably by the conference committee and its approval by both parties in caucus undoubtedly would pave the way fr its ultimate adoption. IJoth party organizations working together could make it uncomfortable for any small group of senators who might undertake a filibuster. The resolution, added to an existing rule, reads as follows: "Provided, however, that if lß senators present to the senate at any time a signed motion to brin-j to a close the debate upon pendln:-? measure, the presiding oilicer shall at once state the motion to the senate and at the close of the morning hour on the following calendar day, lay the motion before the senate and direct that the secretary call tho roll, and upon the ascertainment that a quorum is present, the chair shall, without debate, submit to the senate hy an aye and nay vote the question: "Is it the sense of the senate that the debate shall be broug ht to a close?" "And if that question shall be decided In the affirmative by a twothirds vote of Ihose voting, then said measure shall be in order to the exclusion of all other business, except a motion to recess or adjourn. One Hour Sivecches. 'Thereafter no senator shall be entitled to speak more than one hour on the bill, the amendments thereto and motions affecting the nme, and it shall be the duty of the chair to keep the time of each senator who speaks. Xo dilatory motions shall be in order, and all points of order and appeals from the decision of the chair shall be decided without debate." The way was cleared to some extent Tuesday for any fight wnich may come up over the rules or over the question of whether the senate is operating now under Its old rules or under general parliamentary law. This question is of importance because the senate rules do not permit as ordinary parliamentary law dov.s a motion for the "previous question" which shuts off debate automatically. GUARDSMAN FURNISHED GERMANY INFORMATION Private in St. Paul Company Court Martialed for Writing to IYicnds. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. March 7. Officers of the first Minnesota infantry, returning to Fort Snelling Tuesday from the Mexican border, announced that Paul L. Scharfenberg of St. Paul, a private in Co. U rim Minnesota Infantry, was sentenced to five years" imprisonment at Fort Leavenworth, Kas., Feb. 5, by a court martial at San Antonio, Tex., for furnishing military information to Germany. A letter addressed to relatives in Germany, asserting that 10,000.000 Germans in this country were ready to rise up against the government in the event of war with Germany, was Intercepted hy Hritish authorities and turned over to Washington officials, according to statements by the officers. Scharfenberg is a native of Germany. Col. Erle D. Luce, commanding the regiment, and Capt. P. L. McClay, regimental adjutant, in confirming the story of Scharfenberg s activities, declared that he had predicted in his letter that Pres't Wilson would "soon be put out of the way" and had stated that "the 100,00,1 troops on the border would not stand up if put up against an efficient force." ELKHART WOMAN GIVEN JUDGMENT IN KANSAS Mrs. Ada It. Smith Is Awarded $10.nno for IlushamPs Death. WASHINGTON. March 7. Kansas decrees holding that the state law requiring safety guards on ma- ' chincry protects factory superintendept n "e!l as other employes . re upheld TtKl.r bv th .u--prm o'irt. .!Mp:incnt for J10.ce setuivd l v Mi- Ada H. Sin Ith. Klk- , hart. Ind.. fm the death of her jm;sbard, a T-awienoe, Kans.. paper facitury superintendent, was a.'Iinned.

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