The herald., 1896-04-12
I'M THE KA|SER'S REALMS
A GERMAN DOCTOR FINDS ANOTHER IN
rALLIBLH CONSUMPTION CASE
His nsjestv Pleased With His italian Trip
end Well Satisfied With the Position Of
the Dreibund.- Measures for the Relief
Of the Husbandman
Associated Press Special Wire

BERLIN. April II. - Copyrighted
1885, by the Associated Press.-Intense
interest has been aroused in medical
and other circles here by the announce
ment of Il young physician, Erich Lang
held at the International physicians
congress at Wiesbaden today that he
had discovered a new remedy for tuber-
culosis, named anti-microbia. Its prin-
cipal ingredients, it appears, are ozone
and cod liver oil, applied by subcutan-
cous injection. In the experiments Of
the past five years, he explained, the
greatest difficulty to overcome was that
of keeping the ozone pure and easily
available. OF the ninety cases of tu-
berculosis located in the Moabite hos
pital during past year all have been
cured. Professors Gerhardt and Sena-
tor fully confirmed the foregoing state
ment.
From a high official Of the foreign
office the correspondent of the Asso-
ciated Press learns that Emperor Will
lam, who arrived at Venice today, ia
greatly pleased with his Italian trip.
The official said: His majesty is con-
vinced that the dreibund is more than
ever popular. both in Germany and
Italy, and the numberless spontaneous
tokens of sympathy evinced by the Ital-
ian people during the past fortnight
clearly show that the dreibund has deep
root in the nations mind, independent
of any cabinet crisis"
The emperor will return to Potsdam
on April 20. After the fetes at Vienna
he will go hunting in Baden and Thur
ingia.
According to present arrangements
the new United States ambassador to
Germany, Mr.. Edwin f. Uhl, will be
presented to the emperor on April 30.
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
oil on large canveSeS. Roechling has
gone to Metz in order to study the
scenes.
The Prussian government has sent
the diet an appropriation calling for the
building of eighteen auxiliary railroads
at cost of s5, h0a, 900 marks, and another
bid calling for 100000 marks with
which to erect grain elevators as re-
lief measure for husbandry.
Some sensation has been caused by
an anonymous author, said to be we'll
known officer Of the general STAFF, who
published in the Hanoveranian Cour-
Ter sharp attack directed against the
emperor in a protest against pension
ing army officers en- masse. The author
declares there are as many officers In
retirement as in activity; that too many
tried and experienced officers are lost
to the army and that no vocation in the
whole empire today is so insecure as
that of officers, from captain upward.
The big Bismarck monument at Ru-
delsburg, Thuringia, erected by the Ger
man students, will be unveiled on May
23d
The National Zeitung announces the
resignation of DR.. Peters as director
of the colonial society, owing to the
inquiry into his conduct while imperial
commissioner in Africa.
The edict of the secretary of the in
terror referring to naturalization facil-
itates the reinstatement of former en-
igrants as German citizens, provided it
does not conflict with their military
obligations.
Americans intending to travel in Ger
many and Russia this summer are ad-
vised to obtain passports at Washing
ton, as the new rules make identifica-
tion indispensable before the passports
are issued from the American en-
baSSies in Europe.