The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
HE KILLS MICROBES
ANOTHER GERMAN FINDS ANOTHER
CONSUMPTION CURE

Erich LaneheId Gets After the Microscopic
Organisms That are Responsible
for Tuberculosis With Anti-IicrobIa,
Composed of Ozone and Cod Liver Oil,
and Fetches Them Every Time-POpu-
Iarity of the acknowledgement Will
lam as a Battle-scene Artist-Anti- PEN
sion Protest-News of Germany.
Copyrighted 1896 by the Associated Press.)
Berlin, April u.-Interse interest has
been aroused in medical and other cir
cIes by the announcement OF a young
physician, Erich laughed. at the in
transitional physicians congress, at
Wiesbaden today, that he had discov-
cred a new remedy for tuberculosis.
named and-microbia. Its principal in
gredients, it appears, are ozone and cod
liver oil, applied by sub-cutaueous in
lection. In the experiments Of the past
five years, he explained, the greatest
difficulty TO overcome was that Of keep
ing the ozone pure and easily available.
OF the ninety cases of tuberculosis
treated in the Moabit hospital during
the past year all have been cured. Pro
fessors Gerhardt and Senator fully con-
firmed the foregoing statement
From high official Of the foreign Of
fee the correspondent Of the Associat-
ed Press learns that Emperor William,
who arrived at Venice today, is greatly
pleased with his Italian trip. The Of
fetal said: His majesty is convinced
that the dreibund is more than ever
popular both in Germany and Italy,
and the numberless spontaneous tokens
Of sympathy evinced by the Italian peo-
pie during the past fortnight clearly
show that the dreibund has deep root
in the nations mind. independent of
any cabinet crisis
The emperor viii return to POtsdam
on April 20. After the fetes at Vienna
he will go hunting in Baden and Thur
ingia-
UHL'S PRESENTATION.
According to present arrangements,
the new United States ambassador to
Germany, Mr.. Edwin T. ChI, will be
presented TO the emperor on April 3.
For the convenience Of the court, a
small electric railroad is now being
built from the new palace to Wild Park
railroad station.
His majesty has made sketches for
two battle paintings, one representing
the outside of Sedan and the other the
battle OF Saint Privat and has commits
stoned Carl Roechling to paint them in
Gil on large canVasses. ROechling has
gone to Metz, in order to study the
scenes.
The Prussian government has sent
the diet an appropriation bill calling for
the building Of eighteen auxiliary rail-
roads at a cost of 90. 503, 900 marks, and
another bill calling for 5000, 600 marks
with which to erect grain elevators as a
relief measure for husbandry.
TOO SOFT FOR A SNAP.
Some sensation has been caused by an
anonymous author. said to be a well
known officer of the general staff, who
has published in the Hanoverian Cour-
Ter sharp attack directed against the
emperor in protest against pension
ing army officers enmasse. The author
declares that there are as many officers
in retirement as in activity; that TOO
many tried and experienced officers are
lest TO the army and that no vocation
in the whole empire today is as insecure
as that of the officers. from captain up
wards, which has created widespread
dissatisfaction in the army.
The big Bismarck monument at
Rudelsburg, Thuringia. erected by the
German students. will be unveiled on
May %.
Prince Bismarck, in conversation a
few days ago. said: Il have always
thought, regarding our colonies, that
we ought always to secure the coasts.
first by plantation, as the Dutch have
Done in Java, leaving the interior IN
disturbed, but we have too many little
CorteZes and Pizarros who wish tc win
laurels."
The National Zeitung Announces the
resignation Of DR.. Peters as director of
the colonial society, owing TO the in
qulry into his conduct while imperial
commissioner in Africa
RE-GERAIANIZED GERMANS.
An edict of the secretary for the in
terror, referring 10 naturalization, faciI-
tiles the reinstatement of former emf
grants as German citizens. provided il
does not conflict with their military Oh.
legations.
The Scnoenlank collection, one of the
largest and most valuable German nrj-
Vate collections of paintings. is 10 be
sold on April IS and %. 1t comprises 900
examples of the early Italian. German
ana Flemish schools. including a gen
uine Rembrant and many Teniers. Os.
traders. Rubenes, Van Dycks, Tiuans
Neroneses and Cranachs.
The German exports to America for
the past three months have increased.
when comparisi with the same period
Of 1895. Berlin by $50. 600. largely in
and gloves, and Hamburg by
Sl.66o.222 for sugar alone the increase
being S65I, 65l. The exports from Bres-
laus 10 America decreased $1TS. 900 and
those from Chennitz increased S42i, 1852.
chiefly in hosiery. Leipsic's exports in
creased Ss6,SSS. when compared with the
same period last year.
Americans intending 10 travel IN Ger
many and Russia this summer are ad-
vised 10 obtain passports at Washing
ton, as the new rules make indentifca-
ton indispensable before the passports
are issued from The American embassies
IN Europe.
Labor day viii be kept generally by
the Socialists in Germany.
A civil engineer named EncIllon. OF
Crgcyilie, Lorraine. has been arrested
on the charge Of les majes,e. He Will
be tried al Leipsic.
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Outnine Tablets. Al
Druggists refund The money II II fai!7 10
cure. &c.