The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
SLEUlHS HAVE HOOK WORM.
DIR. STILES mas LAID BARE THE
TROt BILE WITH TITtS'S WEN.
jerome Ought TO he sending Them Currant
Jell, and strengthening Tood-Iiut
Maybe Their tncinarisslS Can lie
Cured by Rcnitt,nt Fever Remedies.

.t'.rc D. c. are, WGrlwell Stiles stated
ut rIlou.rasi or tie hook worm di.e'se
l. r. o II iic for TIE lazineSs # tie poor
ito, in tie South, men" propi" feel that
- - Z Attorney i. rom" was cruelty tar-h
in j. rocon' criticism of Capt. Titus AID
the Da'er'iyc Bureau
How doe, Nr jerome know, these people
gsk Tat tho Whole bureau from the O. lief
down mt suffering from act" uncinarI>is
II ~, instead of calling them rotten" and
"iarni,icnt," tho District Attorney -hol a
b. sruGiug them lecf ten and currant jelly
with pos bly, n cour" If cites of tokay
thrown in for -" G. i'i.
A wariman found time Yesterday to tell
a SUS reporter that IN hi, iliul there WIS
u, Duubt u II the pIraSt'" which cause =
uuc'uariasi, AL crop' into the department
why, they've lera crtw,iu round in
tie .ch room # our station for tie list
81, voar- ever sine, ihe tine wi en- Jerome
s1vs 'le for" fr~t lccarHe rotten" said he
Il thuk they cot in Nv way Of tic s'eam-
heat pipes. | always Thought they were
c,c roacle, until nov. but its a ciuch
They're tr"sc her" lazy germs all right.
Why, il makes YOU tired 10 look at 'cm"
4 Central Once sleuth added what ,eoms
to he conclusive evidenC" that the depart
ment l. suffering from uncinariasis When
asked Tor his opinion he merely rubbed h il
eyes and yawn"d
DR. stiles, in his address before the SAM
tary Commission of American Republics.
Last Thursday, said the disease was Sus-
ccp'i blr OF cure, but that II was difficult
to identity. Detectives knew that some
thing was wrong n" uinul" the germs first
wiigglod into tn" department. and they
ipiTnnfi,t,. elk "a work nrnIli-iup elm, =
20 Ill cover what WAS the matter. But
the disease took hold quickly, and a. a
result they soon became so tired that they
were unable any longer 10 try TO find out
what made them lazy so strong a ho,l
had the discas" taken, in fact, that they
even became too lazy To try TO discover
what made them too lazy TO Try and find
out why they We're lazy
When l. II taken in'o consideration that
the sleu,hs were unable 10 ferret out the
cause Of their hzincsS II Is little wonder
that the various cures tried have been
unsuccessful
skin graftin in all its forms has been
widely cxpcrimentod with a. remedy.
But alt hoIgh Saloonkopp"rS, diyekeepers,
con. men, gamblers and all Others who have
the welfare of our DctrctiV" Is Ir eau CON
stantly in mind hav" given freely 81 their
skin, grating seems only to have irritated
the malady If such Il thing as lazin'rs
can toe irritated
Hypoiermic injections Of reform have
also been tried but these have also been
far from satisfactory. In the first place 1t
very difficult to get the reform under he
-kin, and in the second place the injection
j. extremely painful 10 the patient
Bat the chances for stamping out this
cui.,cmic, whion threatens our fair Detective
iiGrrau, arr Frightening To such an extent
that before lon,, We may expect detective
bureau that will be more than just fair,
II viii bc good.
Tho cause Of uncinariasis has been deter
mined. Dr. Stiles said that II produces
Il condirion Of which the symptoms are
E.c.tl; like malaria. Now. II is well known