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W. r. MAI SHALL, Editor end Pr»»cUtor. _DEVOTED TO THE PBQTECT10H OF
VOI^UV. _^ GASTONIA, N. C.. FRIDAY, JANUAKY
A CUSH WITH GERMANY
Critical Incident of the Late
Chinese War.
•El. OHAFTEEU YIOOIOUB AOTIOI
iMrttu Mtti'i riMni Anlu<
W«»lo> DntnMlM «r KlalHta
DalMlsa at PtUw Oeeolted la aa
lataraetlaaal Pupate Ptptoasatla
Kata Annul fitmtai.
Former Attorney General Griggs to a
recent talk lot out some stole eecrate
regarding tbs ovents which followed
tlio landing of tlM allied forces on Chl
ooao soil In tba summer of 1M1 and
told of a clash between Germany and
the ratted States oarer before related,
says a Washington sped si to tba Chi
cago Tribune.
‘The story which General Chaffee Is
now telling." said Mr. Griggs, “about
how America saved 1804)00.000 for tba
Chlnraa government reads almost like
a romance, and yet Iboro la anottief
story in connection with our forces la
China which 1 am surprised Americas
as wipe pert havo haver learned of. sad
that la about a letter General Cbaffoe
wrote to Von Waldcreoe. the com
maadar In chief of the allied forces la
Chinn.
"Shortly after tlxs entrance of tbo
German forces lata Poking tlx soldiers
of tbs kaiser entered Into and de
stroyed tho great nod historic obeerra
lory In that city. 8a flagrant was tbo
outrage that General Oh iff o# wrote a
Uttar of proteat to Tea Walden**.
‘Tbe letter of General Chaffee waa
read on# morning at a cabinet meeting,
and upon tbo eoodualon of Its reading
tbo member* of the cabinet wen foand
applauding tba sentiments therein ex
pressed. I can only remember the
tenor of the latter, and now that the
Gbineae war to a dosed Incident sad
our soldiers, aa wall aa the soldiers of
the nations, bare bean drawn from tba
cslastlal empire It aeema tbe incident
of the Chaffee letter ahoald accompany
tba atory General Chaffee la now tall
tag.
"In substance the letter was a pro
test against the destruction of an un
dent an observatory a* that of Po
king. In tbo Utter General Chaffee
said It was the act of barbarians, and
be wanted to protart as strongly ns be
glibly could against each ruthless
demolition. In due course General
von Waldsraee returned the letter to
the German ambaeaadar at Waahlng
ton without comment Speck von Surra
bore then charge d'affaires, presented
the letter to Secretory Hay and de
manded an apology from tba American
PftTM nnrnt
"It was a serious moment to tbe Chi
nese situation. Oeoeral Chaff*#'* lab
tor was net oouebad In diploma tie
language. It wae the letter of a stur
dy American soldier p rot dating against
naeleaa and wanton destruction of
property that should bar* boon bald
sacred.
"Speck ran Sternberg, who to a
splendid fallow, la at the asm* time
the perfect embodiment of the im
perialism of hU august majesty. Stem
burg wae greatly excited, and he waa
rushing around demanding reparation
for tba gran* Insalt General Chaffee
bad put upon tha command or in chlaf
of the allied force* In China. It was
naoaaaary for the cabinet to more la
the matter, and It was finally decided
to wilts a letter that would appease
tha angry faelingi *f the kaiser and
Yob Woldemc.
"That Uttar was read to Mr. McKin
ley's cabinet before tt waa sent. I da
not new recall who wrote It, but tt
was read by Secretory Hay. I bettors
that President McKinley had some
thing to do with its preparation. At
toast tt waa satisfactory to tba Ger
man government It was a master
piece of diction, and tt served Ito pur
pot*. If I were Go nan 1 Chaffee, noth
ing would give me more pleasure than
to have tbs original of the Utter be
wrote Ton WaMetna* and tba Uttar ef
apology, to caflled, framed, so future
generation* might aa* bow an Ameri
ca* soldier contacted himself in a for
Hneu."_ .
MOVING A PINE GROVE.
teBr Opt tattoo to laitotol a Mao*
•*" With Foil Otown Traoa.
Wteo a U Blair's now mansion at
Blalradm, near Far HIM. Is completsd
It wm bo surrounded by a groro of goo
full grown ptno traoa, soya a «paaui
from Morristown, H. to tba Haw
Tort Times. Mr. Blair dom not want
to wait far tlie trree to grww, knowtag
that wttb modarn method* fug grown
Ira eaa bo trmasplaetsd.
All tbo traoa ate vary larga sad aaaat
at tbaaa will bare to be meted by mil
The dManee from Chester, where the
grvt* is keeled, to Blalrnden k about
Ms mike eterlend. bet they will bare
to make quite e tag trip on the eon
* <n order to raort tbatr deettnatku. It
will require two ears to carry each traa,
and It k rxpoetod that It wig fake team
naw to April to eeemnpllsb tba teak. It
*• eeMmeted the eeet wfll be lu tba
. nolgbborbood of 1100,000.
SabicriU (be Tm OatwctT*.
LORO BERESFORD EXPLAINS
D****«d Aa«w-tl«mu Kiln 1* Vw
mmU Csss ■nimjeal.
Lard CbarWa Berccford when lean
by a reporter lor the New York timid
tlia other day wai aooiawhnt perturbed
otct what he mid wan n tnlMiudcr
■binding of Ida remark* on the motive
of England and Germany In proceed
ing nmlnat Vcncauda eud denied that
bo bed ever said or intimated that th*
underlying moliro wn* an aitnrk on
th* Monro* doctrine.
"I never Mid that Uoruuuiy and
Great Britain Juiced tuqvtbiT lu an at
tack on tb* Monroe doctrine.'- Lord
ttenwfnrd Mid. "What 1 did wy wat
that I thought It Imprudent for two
groat undone Uke Germany and Great
Britain .to Join tuotibei* over a ■mull
affair like th* Veursoclau dispat* for
two renaoni:
“First, that Great Britain might
quite conceivably do *oincthlng to irri
tate Germany or Germany might do
somcthlug to Irritate Great Britain.
Tbla could not vecor If both nations
worked cm their own bottoms sepa
rately. 1
The second reason was that tbs
Mac fact of two great European na
tions Joluidg together In a matter prob
ably requiring armed force* and con
nected with a state aitanted on tb* con
tinent nf America might reasonably
arouse Americas nuKwinlbOlUM with
regard to tb* klonro* doctrine.
“In fact tb* words that I used w*r*
almost Identical with opinions express
ed by Um pres* of Great Britain and
the United Rules when dlacnsslng tb*
question and also represented a large
amount of proas opinion* la Oeraiany.
It was unit* Impossible." I-orri Rerss
ford continued, for m« to hsv* infer
red that tb* Britlrt Rov*rnm*at wsa
anything bat a supporter of the Maze
roe doctrine.
“My government declared to that af
fect In tb* bouse of commons in De
cember I am thoroughly aware of Ha
fssllDgs on tbs question and knew that
th* *ctitini«nts of tb* British p*opi*
or* most certainly id sympathy wHb
th* lotwamcut'
"THROWING FITS'* IN COAL.
few ■•nans at fail Catfcarara a*
Make U4aa Waaaaa Psy Trtkata.
The coalyarvu alt on tad at One Han
drail and Thirtieth street and ths
North river. In New York, being loo
WSll guarded to make prospecting prof
itable to young fuel soakers, they de
veloped a osw trick tho other day to
get anthracite. A doaea or moro ur
chin*, clad In rage, gathared In ths vi
cinity of Manhattan atrret and Broad
way, when tho large wagon* laden
with several tons or coal sorb pais
coutlncoaaly. Very little cool fell from
tbs cart* aa they rnmblsd along, sad
scraping tb* tops of tbs lands with
■ticks SDd rakes did not yield moch of
a supply, says the New York Times.
Finally aoe boy, seeing an uaasdaUy
large lead of not cool heaped high on
• these toe wagon, climbed orsr ths
tailboard sad. throwing himself down
In tho coal, floundered aliont like oos
In a Bt. scattering tbs fuel In nil di
rections. Tbs astonished driver turned
about la amassment and did not mal
ts* ths dercr trick until be sow the
crowd gathering tho plunder: then.
swktsg a wild leap from the seat, ha
started after tho crowd, which disap
peared around ths corner before Us hod
taken twenty strides.
Tbs next wagon that cams along
waa frosted h» tbs as me manner, each
hoy taking hia tom at “throwing a fit
in ths coal.’* as ttiry colled It. who* his
•oapaalons gathered up tho tpoOa.
Cttlscna stopped to watch the fan and
seemed to enjoy It Immensely. Tb* po
licemen on post either did not a a* what
was going on or. If they did. paid do
attention to It During tho afternoon
at least a ton and n half of coal eras
scattered through the otreet Brsry
***** wes gathered op and earofnlly
hoarded.
ARMOR SUIT AT A BALL.
Mraoer •« lew Twk Aria. leteslr
MWMTtuUMhrlhtKdMi.
At the Alton btlL to ta given Friday
alckt. Feb. «. la tta Madam Oarden.
ta New Tort. ooa of the weelthlwt aad
beet knows ritlsaos of Cbieoce, a mem
ber of the Avion society. wtN attend la
4 complete edit of amor which bee
been lent aa a mark of racial favor
by tta German kaiser, who consented
to bare it taken from tta royal eo<lec
tion and sent over to New Jferk for tta
occasion. The breastplate and belaist
are Madded with precious stones, and
It la vetoed at $l8/xx>, aaya tta New
Tort Commercial Advortlaor. After
the InUI It ta te be returned to Its origi
nal place. Emperor Wilhelm ovtoend
a lively latenat la the great Her man
•OCtoty o« occatloun wboo lto moan her*
♦toltod Barilo, and several costly evl
twines of us tolerant are trophies ad
tta otab. • -
4 Wvwdtp ln*nMn.
PrM«aontWonOraw Wtiaan of Prlnoo
toa aslrordty lo at work on Ut 4ord
opmoat of a plan of hla own which will
ha as lasoratlon la ‘-itxtiad sstretsl
ttaa. Tit totooda to introdaoo tM
tutorial ayataai lata Prinoatan, aaafa on
•tr oard Ip Oxford aad hr whlah tsttra
arr aratlahlr for avary rtadrst la bio
MMM preparation far tlawa* Tbia
and otbor ebont— prtpaard wilt ro
qWta Hiaoo.ooo, wbleb PrraMaat WU.
aaa has (aith ha wiu obtain
VnMt'a not—o la Wood.
Am Mr* H. fh Norton of Otlat osar
Wlaated, Omul, waa a boot to pat a
adsk of wood lata tha atarr aha aaw
what aba tboaghc waa a plctarr of a
Imm Poat-bWpanh. It prorod ta ha
s Hw—Waa of tbs wood and waa a
sort art plctsra of a waaoas la wslkhtd
•ttlro. Bdwartl Uhl of Now Torn af
*WM Mis. Norton 910 for tbo atlah of
Tn GPUTTS $1.00 0 year.
SUN'S REPULSIVE FORCE
New Astronomies! Discovery
Discussed by Scientists.
■KILL BODIES CHIEFLY AFFECTED
■< light n tk* Liuw TTardlr
Itttlkk-lU <h* iiiMit tad Con
ti* I'roui ills Oca mm Well
M AltruM ta It—Virus at S-re
Ihiov tea.
Ttio great gathering of acirotistt Jurt
bald lu Washington devoted much at
tention to tho atudy of repulsive (ore's,
wldeli lisas rcoeutljr utirsctnl so much
attention among ostrouo.iier* and
pliysldst*. says lb* SL Loot* Ulobe
Democrat. Since tbs time of sir Isaac
Mewtou. about two or made* ago. as
tronomer* bars esplulnad nearly all oa
troi cmlcal ohaerrattona by (lie turr of
untvvrvl gravitation. Tills great law
of nalnro accounti for tbs Owirs of lbs
anrtti nod planets and the loot km* of
the pin nets Slid comets s round tbc sun,
aud It also accounts for tlia mottooa of
tba Ooobla stars, of which many tboo
sand sro now knows.
Qscont physicists bars prorad that
light exerta a alight rapnlslT* force,
and consequently sll tba planets and
cornet* are reprUrd from tba' son as
well as attracted by It. Etco s cam!Is
repels all bodies a lltlla, bat of course
Its effect Is too small to adult of maas
tnauient Tba astlicphydctsu tnocaUy
In s-wslan dlecossed them new dlsoor
srtre and klmlrcd qoretlotif ralatlog ta
tlw nabnbe and new stars
IW'fvwor T. 3. J. Boo of tbs navy baa
ao elnborata paper on tble lire topic la
Popular Aatrouomy for Utcmlwr, and
tbls latest contribution cam* In far a
share of comment. Professor See la
roninveuHug so all thaw recant dlteor
triua slioera that very small bodies at*
most repelled by light, while the ef
fort on larger bodies la hardly sensi
ble. If the part idea repelled have a
diameter equal to one oue-thousandth
that of a grata of sand the repulsion
from the eua Is eqnal to tbs attraction
of gravity. and If tbs bodies' are still
■mailer, tbs effort la area (rosier. Tbls
accounts for the tails of coasts, tbs
■odlaeal light and other celestial pbs
oo metis.
The tails of comets bar* long bean
known to point from the can. aiul this
■It now accounted for by the rrputotou
acting on the small parti Has wblcb
compose these airy bodies.
Moat distinguished scientists writs
on tlili new subject with caution, but
none of them doubt Its vast algnlg
canoe for fature discovery. Professor
Be*- says: “In conclusion ws should ro
ruenibnr that gravitation condenses tha
matter forming the Mare from a stats
of taflntta diffusion and chaos. This
condensation produces beat sod light
and the radiation nf elect runs, nod tha
wares of light and electric forces no
autillr.g from such centers raps) all
matter of a certain Oneness or of a cer
tain cbetnlcal constitution ao powerful
ly at to diffusa It again to the bounds
of tha uni car as.
'There Is thus in nature a partial
counteraction of tbs condensing and
aggregating tendency of universal
gravitation. Home of ths matter to
again spread over tlio adverse by tbs
Indirect effects of the some agency
which canned tbs condensation. How
Car tbla process of radialrtbutkm geos
and what proportion of all tbs matter
now fnlllnc Into the (tars for the main
tenance of their radiation la 1bns ef
fected cannot ot present be deter
mined. but probably only n small frac
tion of nil (ho Dialler drawn In to ever
expelled. so that condenaaUoa contin
ues, with sightly retarded rata.
-It IS interesting to notice, bowerar,
that If Uda espataSon of matter stum Id
by any possibility at rat ore discovery
(■rove to be equal to tbit drawn fas hj
tbs attractive fores of frarltat!on K
would be conceivable far tl>a universe
In its present ruts to last forever, a
thing heretofore considered impossible.
TUs perpetuity of the buItst**, to be
MTt, does not at peaaaat seam vary
probable, but we know as yet too little
to any that It la wholly impossible.
There may be some lavra of nature ef
a farrooeblaa character heretofore an
known and wholly unsuspected yet ta
be discs vet ad. And thee* may show
that repnlatra forces In natare called
Into play by gravitation itself aid tn
redistributing wbat oevltnUon baa ac
cumulated by Its oondenstus power.
At any rate, in tbs future study ef the
heavens repulsive forces must bo Me
sklcred before farming any Baal eett
matn of the drstlsy of the physical
universe.” _
■toAe Waive* Settle Per --m—
A Matrons county ranchman recently
bad a heifer killed by rohris says a
dfaspateb free* Gasper. Wyo», Is the Den
ver Hrpubtlcaa. Be placed stryebnlna
la tba carcase. Up to a recant data ha
found eight dead wotrre ami atm coy
ote baafala Urn remains. The beifer
was worth only 93X and tbo wotvaa
and ooyotes will re tarn to the raaeb
mi something Ilka WOO In bounty and
aaleof skins
Ao«oe*e . ■eaarbabu MWiona.
Loot* James tbo Sbakaspaarsao >»
ter, reeat ml a telegram set long age
fnm a Mg Intel raking Un to rdtn
two pillows Hti rrpljr was that tba
r*'l"«*t waa a n leas It. and new bo baa
•nni Iba botai mnoagauwat for gai.ono,
asn tbo Portland Oregonian Tbls
toaka Ilka a rvmnrkaMa pliioweaaa.
. norattr in ■•nw«i«.
Wtw kinds of Hr big bottsrflles ran be
prodnrad from retaking ferine bp great
ly Increasing or decrenaloi tba ton.
pern m re of tba plnee wbnw iba bailer
tie* are kept. A dlltereoee in rotort^
and errs hi rorat baa tbne bran oh
tailed bp Profaaanr llerbar In nwektl
agprrlmaats
Sobacribe for Th« OA«crrm.
DOCTOR Q* ENGINEERING.
*•*» nrsND Offered by »-——
Mtta laXIUU mi Teobaslsgi.
A Orjrcm i crrr before competed for
bj students in American technical
school* bat Just bom offered by tho
IXamacbos.-ttu loutltntc of Technology.
A jonug wan wbo baa eotnpletod tbs
work of om ef t^« regular onrm of
four years may now study syoeUI prob
lems la alert rid ty, sanitary cugtaceelog,
ratbuad construction sod lb* Ilko sod
us a nwolt rmemh-m tbs degree of “Sac
l).“ (dot-tor of eagioocriagl. cnrrssptind
log to tbc doctorate of plilloso|iliy (Tb.
ft.) pm tiled by literary college* fer val
cabl.- i-.chlrrciDCitts la tbc field of sclmt
aiablp.
The dr;res has never bsfere besn
giron In ibis country for actual work,
tbuugb 11 bns been pm-led as nn lioo
a»r; dhKtnctiou. la tienuany. bower
cr. It bas bsca bestawod upon ad mooed
student* since tho Boyal School of
Technology at Cbariotteaburg wgs
started by the Emperor tVllllam In
13J0. The kalsar blmanlf nOublished
tbs degrse sad declared bis latent too
of Bulking tbs standarda of the greet
•Wm 11 Oe schools as respectable and re
ap eft od as tboas of tbc regular ualtkr
iltwa. nSd a it iioo»ii oca ef tbs o«r
maos wbo has alrasdy taboo tila Sag.
O. Is I’rtaco Usury of tbs royal family
Uic honor was coufcrrcd cs a rocugnl
tlou of bis attainment* aa • aavol ro
gUiecr.
A* in Oertnany, Ibsrsfors. tbe Mateo,
ehosetts Institute of Technology lu
Und* to graduate no doctors cf ecgl
noerlng wbo hato not given to tbs
study of pmrtknl problem of living
jest sucb drvctluu and painstaking ae
eamry as ebarartertss stud tot Ilfs la
tbe graduate schools of Garrard. Johns
nor*In*. OarneU. kUeblgnu or Chicago.
A student, lu other words, osaaot get
the right of writing Eng. D. after Ms
name until be has found out couietbtag
valuable which tbe world did not know
before.
RECORDER GOFF A SLEUTH.
mil bntalm ue u IlniUHttM m4
m mmuti ChNIwm.
(UconSar Coff of How Tork brought
•boot tbe capture of no alleged high
wayman In Lla courtroom the other
day and commuted tbe oian to the
Tomb*. *oya the Haw York Tlaaea.
Charles McCarthy of Hew York was
on trial charged with highway robbery
la a aalooo. the complainant being Jobs
Connolly, agod aUty-drc, of tbe Bronx
who aald that McCarthy had a con
fadaratv.
When tbe recorder had beard tba old
aian’i story, be ordered tbe attendant!
to cloa* tbe door* of lb* courtroom and
not to allow anybody to leave.
"How. Ur. Connolly," be said to tbe
witness, “go among the spectator* aad
a** If you con Bad McCarthy** com
paoloa."
Tbe old man teemed not to uoder
staod at ant, bet lie nude bit way to
the spectators' aaoti outside tba railing.
B# want among the crowd for about
tan minute*, peering Into tba fan* of
each nun Ham. Finally lie stopped at
ooa of tbv rows of east* la the rear
and gated hard'.it a young man tan tad
to a cornor.
“Tbnt'i (be loan, your boner,” be *■
claimed to a voice Unit waa shrill aad
load sa that all tba courtroom could
bear Urn, pointing at tbe young °i»n
who attempted to conceal hit feature*.
Tba recorder ordered the court offl
ccra to bring tbe young nan before
him. U* gave bit name as Bdwln
Co boon, and he did not any anything to
tod lea to that Connolly had mad* a rate,
take. He was led away to Ik* Tombs
and tba trial iroi renamed, with tha
result that McCarthy waa con rioted of
robbery lu tbe (lrat degree.
VALUE OF MENTAL SCIENCE
Dow Hn. tMMKli ■>iw Orem
Mr*. noowrHI cannot be cleaned
wttl* adhcreota of mental selenca, bat
•be has confided to her Meads that she
: i* able to emlllngtjr endure 1 atrnia
physical fatigue, and without apparent
-•Cfort. by foJiowlug a few anggaaMeoa
of that cult, soya a Washington special
; to Ibc CIiIcobo Itecord-Herald.
> Daring a recent week, which was on*
or phenomenal brill la ocy, the mlatraa*
ot the White Boom reeetred and eon
eeraad with nearly t,OW pereoua. la
conaeqaeaeo the rabtuet wooxru wwe
nearly pfoetrated by ilictr wirtliat
which wrrr orach leas than Ur*. Boose
retfu.
Urn Itouai-rvlt aaya that when ah*
Im went to Albany am old Mead gneo
her the foOowiitg iKrrotloaa: “Oempal
yeuraoir to hreomt Itucrested In year
sarrouadlngO. nnd yoor bodily Matin
will he forgotten. Do not think haw
long jroo hare been steading or haw
mnch yoor hand pains fraui tan touch
ooetnet with year guasta. Try to think
If you bare eror mat I baa* pdaplo be
fore. gee haw tunny ysu eta remember.
Ereu try to not* the gowns and If yog
tbtak i bam beeomlag. Oat yoortaif he
tarastad. and you win forget all about
lb* fatigue.”
Tkln mental remedy far pb/iloal no
otcrtlon la attracting mneh attonUan
from women In ort trial Ufa. It km
•prorad so mocaaefnl la Mm Uoaaaeair*
aana that It will become a fad.
twin** •< WiMprn MmMm.
"Barrow* hM Soaator Alfa* of
tDcklgaa ta ul* raltaaru* tka atkar 4a/.
"I'M Uaw roa off ta taoebaoi* Oaae
Tkay Itaked ana* a Ml want down ta
lb* aaaot* raataaraat. aaya tka Waak
la/tou larriapaadiat of tka Xev Tork
World. It waa oa atakorat* fanatloa.
Tbla waa tka *mb*:
loaator Harrow*: Oa* aaaoafat of
koaala/. Om glaai of affOu
IMiater A.'»ar: On* ewp of tea. Om
Tm Qacotts 11.00 4 year.
FOflJMUNS NEW USE.
ISaccenfoUjr Ttsted la a Caws
of Blood Poisoning.
sooovzby or dl a a saiofi
tow* • Bril* Warns hr lv
toahaa s M«tn at (ha ha4**sUe
War Tatar-Thara Was as ha*
aWlaa larw«u>unw Tna
•Milan KarVaO IM.
Wliut ia retarded by msay yhyW
dam as coo of the moat Important
medical d'acovcrica af tbr day baa
baaa made trj Dr. Charles C. Darrowi.
a gynecologist wba is one of tbr vWt*
tag pbjwrtaiia to HHterce uoapital. la
Karr Tork. aud has baaa connected
with that IratltnUou tor sixteen rearm.
Beroint kxilajop the method of traat
Ing Mood polaeh. Dr. norrovra* rirrima
—Car each It may hi taada ta rob that
tinea at of lu*terrcie aaq. aoma mam
bar* af the medical fraternity baUer*
WOJ prove moot raloabln la other amV
adlaa that oaoaZly bar* a total stealt.
mya tbs New Turk Herald. The aaa
pattern a bom Dr. dlanoara has IraaBsd
by bis new atcihad vu at the point of
death wbaa be eras coded la. Kew aba
la practically well.
dj ursrruyiog im uectcru uni cre
ate Mood poisoning dm Dr. narrow
bodte tbe dtocaar. To da tUa ba to
ebew tile use of oaedtetuca aud inject*
Into tbe patieafa rdw a weakened so
lution of wknt to known oa ftrmtlhi
TWo to a 40 per cent motion of fer
naldrUyde gaa la water. Tbto gaa.
which to au oaldalloo af methyl atom
bot. baa ttreng gartnlcldal 4 notifies, be
ing atreagar than cnrbotic add aad
onto aligktly laforlar to oomadre eob
Utaatn Formalin. IU motion la wa
ter. toe powrrfol aattaepOe aad to Cm
Fbr ream It baa ton oaad aaT^pto
etrraUve far feed prod acts
ta Ida observation af tbe may cam
af blood potoetdog waick cam andar
hto notice Or. Burrows arrived at tba
cooclnalou It waa abeotetriy necessary
to dtetroy the bacteria If tbe id arm
waa to bo fought oacmafalty. to hto
ooarch far aomgant by which the end
might bo gataod be thought of tor
maHn. aud a careful study coprtaeed
hla It ulgbt be emptoytd cdkaelouafy.
with no barm to tbe patient.
He found Ids flret opportunity af pot
ting bin theory ta Uie teat In Bottom
LoepUaL Alloa Boattey. a regress
twenty -nix years eld. was taken to tba
Institution oa Christ mat day sulfa ring
from Wood poisoning. Bbe had fa Ilea
dewnataira a month bottom lajarlng
herself severely. When aim aetatad
tba hospital. bar tempera tart wet 101*
degrees and brr pntot waa IU. After
tba birth of a baby tbo bad a reran
cbUI, and bet temperature waa 100 de
crees Bbe waa transferred to the
gynecological ward and bar tompat*
I tun Inrvaaaad to 10*0 logim. Urn
became worse dally, and whan Dr.
Darraw waa call'd la. oa Ana. 3, aha
Mtohad to Im at tba point of death. Bbe
waa ennlrevatoer and waa mattering
Incoherently- nor rmpiration eras rap
id and labored, her potto rouged fram
130 to 100 and liar tempera taro waa
108 dr great. Never had a petreo to
tuck a condition been known to re
cover.
tt waa raportrd to Dr. Barrow* that
o* Dae. 90 a amah portion of Um pa
tient*# Wood Into baas drawn from bar
•tm and that Dr. Unto*, m bactartot
ogUt roonactad with th* Carnah toad
leal roll***, bad uiada * culture, which
■bowed the praarac* or the rtrulawt
baetorl* of aaptloemla. or atraptaataU.
Bfeo had bi*o*l potaoaiag to Ha moot
n—out harm, late oaa of th* largo
ratoa of th# right arm Dr. Barrow*
triad t* tided am Otar af to*— ao
totiao. ah th* atraagth of oo* part af
formalin to BOOO part* af watar. bat
th* eroman’a daNWam and . ..
aad* thta a dlMratt oparattoa ant a
mall Quantity af ty* tormalta waa
hat. about 800 oaattaMtran of tha an
lattoa lading tor way Into th* ihrato
8m.
Th* roaul t mi aad m to —Dm
phyMeluia marraL Tba tampmaima
fan alamat Immadtataty. aad th* pal**
■Wwad aa tnattaUuiiiu tonrwrwaaot
Tbto motto aad. aad at a a'dock th*
•toatmaiwtaB. dibit baora aftor th*
tofatotoH. th* tampan tor* waa 1*1 da
8*aaa toatoad of UM, awl tha pal** had
faBaa from NO to MM. Cat m tt* day
fmmtd tha tompanturv roa* to 1014
«MM*a aad ttaa toB as.:* aotll It wu
?■**_*&_ T8? tha pattaat.
aatan Ba
rn aaathar
id N mu
tab mi
De. Bar
Mi af tt*
toft arm,
thta ttan af T80 wttomtan
Agata tha tamparatari toC to th* oar
mat, aad at aa tlom thanaftor 434 K
rary amtertany. Two dtya aftar thta
aaathar blood caltara waa mad*, aad
th* bactmda wan almaat. Tha tnawh
hoeata* caarelmieat rapidly, pad daw
Mata wtfl.
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A»« lit Malika Mart
MifaraMraima
WM»* th*|f*r Wafa
Than asr Mart Ian a*
Ufa* a mni4 an'm
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Ok, I hat* lb* abfa that fa
Ami I kai* ttw «hW that U
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Now lotto Mao to outoeMfco.
to torn to (to CtottoMtal fenktoL
•Md* Vi* mm (to to tor wtth fraaaa
tad aad to*, mu » imimoii iw
t»a. to tto oMmu* tvrtoM.
*»• to*** toMTi Uto. At tto
tojrtoto to *m wp.Mto to enrrl u»
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