St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 1, 1903

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* —.— Rw ‘ er 2 = * *. 8 — — rr Wt. ; — 6 etl eta — ——ͤ— Same — *. — — — — — — — — — r . OPERATION BY DR. W. u. B | — 8 GTRL'S HIP was ‘DERLOCATED * FALL WHEN FOUR. Ta OUP. 1 5 a j / One Day Adder Tresfment She * 5 5 Block to a — — oer With Aid of a form — * N Helen Heath, who * * 4 There snow ‘western been denied the use right Idaho. a Ibipodiess operation Today's temperature in St. Louis at 7 eg ie W. Balley. 8 o'clock was 34 degrees, 10 degrees warmer che remained in the doctor's office in , than yesterday. odd Fellows’ building over night with 1 — 11 un, flacher. Thomas J. Heath, auditor of pap Taine to Be chro Weether th the Unites |e eee & ee eee system, aun States. at 10 o’clock- this morning, with slight 1 sistance from him and the ald of a cans | _ she walked to Tenth and Locust streets, a distance of one block, and boarded a Sub-> urban car for her home in Old Orchard... Helen Heath is 15 years old, She was, | years of age when she suffered @ fall whith resulted in a *. PB deformity that has si cessfu.ly resis the surgical efforts of the most eminent physicians 2 scientific efforts of all the cal 8 : a tioners who have endeavored to ect a cures * At the time of the fall the femur, or ho- — 3 and she suffcied en n. * Ag oo Rudolph Becker Intended to|cravatef*as’ tne child. Grew, older, ‘ang it 7 5 | 1 A ee presuaiy- — the position. Pie ati a 3 N a oA a C5 5 N 2 ° er an as —— * eo .6 : The Wish could — j GO TA of EY" was more than three nos, the e Old Year: * Tt Wal ial ips ine, Die. en PFD ) : MANY SURGEONS FAILED | — —— — 2 — ‘ : : JUM INTO THE RIVER Mr. Heath spared neither trouble „e. FE f gacrr’ pense in his effort to find relief f the RO E. MARION DE IC Oe | weache# the ee they [LIGHTED ON CAKE or 10 br and An” although the iseding & At * us ee ee 4, but that did] WAS THOROUGHLY SOAKED. | consulted and have treated and 4 dune, , stin opened upon Helen, instead ot any CON . Ce physician e e area pe a e en Mr. Austin Floated About on His Frail Raft Till phase of hip disease, 4 War fut tre When the Daylight, When He Was Able roneous and treat tr chad the nop \ they saw af to Make His Way to at let opera 3 9 N At length a surgical tion r Shore Sg ee 6 e “Go e Mie was pointing Nor three hours early this morning a heavy: f 2 . - et them... aes | young Rudolph Becker of 3513 Wisconsin | .0 to 1 . | | akg (a iti 1 e N me “Pagina: avenue floated about on a cake of ice tm f ready ie give tk > t , 8 r „ b M. & crush off the foot of Potomac street, Dr. Ado! ren 2 ie e | the atte. an r eee | hoes he i , the 2 t ce ° 2. we ae ~ 5 j Teal ‘bis ts surface and thor- . oan A contact with the cold water knead the muscles Sie ee * 9 eo. = Bash hie morning, tt 133 : 3 1 they 1 „ ane at ** mp one 1 oe he | 2 are: ee jh me Pot K 800 er 97 mm the final tion. The r a R * 5 foe et de, N eee ok n 15 minu ae BOS. Rey Peel hm iS a 3 19 . ga n the umb 2 a ee ˙ ok oe eT | „ jewel 8 — W 3 “Samy es e en * wae fas femor slipping downward, snd when ‘he 1 2 a stant fear assured that it was | of burglar had jew- um- with — short “J cannot express my gratitude for what | . ' I regard as an almost miraculous cera I : case was Afraid to have Helen removed, even bury to a nearby hotel. and we remaineé au fit night in the docter’s office) Dr. Bailey says! it will he eé¥eral weeks before she will de at liberty to ase, but he e ‘ 7 3 } 4 1 pit * . — ~~. ¥ dew : ‘ Las a eee 7 int 7 1 g 2 * 4 ** Ps = 32 a 2 * : 232 8 2 34 8 1 ad rs 4 . » * : * ‘ 8 5 * * 0 ms " . , 4 * — A Le * 1 0 at a — ot 2 7 „ 25 we * 4 5 8 4 > PR eer Pt as Cree * open ’ n _ , 8 ~ 1 ae a 4 ih 10 , — r ’ 2 + 4 5 * 1 * ain J Ww * N — te 17 17 1 * . 7 . . N 1 3 8 e * N. „ 4 y 7 oaks . * 1 eee ? <P By