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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-01
Weather Conditions,

Birmingham, Wednesday, November 30. Since 8 a. m. yesterday there has been rain in all the gulf and Atlantic states except Florida; also in Tennessee, Mich igan and the states of the Pacific coast. The storm area over the great lakes yes- terday is now in the St. Lawrence val ley and the cold wave following it is over the central Mississippi valley. There has been a decided fall in temperature over all the country from the Rockies to the Apalachians, but the coldest weather is still in the far northwest. Colder weather is expected in Alabama tonight. Another rain area, with warm weather, has made its appearance off the north Pacific coast.
 Weathe9 Report.
 Temperature and precipitation as report ed by the weather bureau for selected southern stations during 24 hours ending a. m. Precip-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-01
THE WEATHER.

Washington, November Swallowing is the weather forecast for Alabama: Fair Thursday and Friday; light northeast to east winds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-01
ALA, ANTI-SALOON
 LEAGUE IS ACTIVE
Trustees Met Yesterday and
 Mapped Out Work
PLACE OF HEADQUARTERS
Assistant National Secretary Will Probably Be Located In Blrmng- ham-Rev. w. E. Wasson Is
 Elected Acting State Supt.

At meeting of the trustees of the Ala bama Anti-saloon league yesterday after noon in the parlors of the Hotel Morris steps were taken to perfect the organiza- ton and looking to launching an ae- tive campaign against the whisky traffic in this state.
 The Rev. w. F. Wasson. formerly of Florence, but recently appointed to the pastorate of the First Methodist church at Decatur. was elected acting state super ntendent of the league. The Rev pr. w. B. Crumpton, president of the league. pre- sided over the meeting and the Rev. Dr. I. D. Steele was present as secretary.
 The main business before the trustees was the passage of several resolutions. touching upon the plans that are to be inaugurated by the league.
 The Resolutions.
 The substance of the resolutions adopt ed by the trustees are as follows:
 No. Lit is the sense of the board of trustees that it will be advantageous to the anti-saloon interest in the south to establish the headquarters and the office of an assistant national superintendent at Birmingham.
 No. 2-The national headquarters of the Anti-Saloon league should be urged to establish headquarters and an assistant superintendent at Birmingham.
 No. 9.-The Alabama league pledges it's earnest and hearty support and co-opera- ton to the National Anti-Saloon league. | No. At is the sense of the board of trustees of the Alabama league that I've should seek to create sentiment in this state favorable to the passage of a gen. eral local option law"
 No. 5-That Dr. Steele, the secretary of the state league, be requested to prepare an address to the people of Alabama, set ting forth the object and purposes Of this league, and that the address be furnished to the press of the state at the earliest date convenient.
 pr. Young.
 The Rev. Dr. George Young of George town, Ky, national assistant secretary of the league, speaks interesting and enthus- lastically of the growth of the anti-saloon movement in the United States. "We have already" he said. "organized live and ac- tive leagues in forty states of the union. Everywhere the idea Is being given hearty support I am very gratihed to see that | Alabama is becoming interested in this movement At the late session of the North Alabama conference at Talladega I was very much pleased with the recep- ton and the encouragement accorded the Introduction of the Anti-Saloon league Into this state. leave Thursday for Kansas Indian Territory and Oklahoma, where state Antl-Saloon leagues are to be or ganized,"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-01

Hasenpfeffer at the Ocean Saloon today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-01

Phone 276 People') if you want the Gawk Engraving Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES IssuEp.

W. A. MITCHELL. Observer.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07
A Back Action Joke.

The travelling men Of Maine are
noted for the. jokes that they are
always springing on the public, but
recently one of them got into trou-
BILE in an unexpected way. His
parents celebrated their golden we'd
ding, and the drummer had long plan
ned TO spend the day with them.
But when the day arrived he found
that he was too far from his old home
To get back TO it, so he sent a tele-
gram to his father. He thought that
it was good time TO get off a joke on
the old man, so he merely sent the
message, Is marriage a failure?"
He was somewhat taken aback when
he got the reply. Marriage is not.
but the results sometimes are.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07
Saint Maru's Beacon
The Wrong Sign.

Perhaps some OF the colored citi-
zens who were recently members oil
a certain funeral cortege are still
wondering what in their appearance
caused so much amusement among
the passers-by.
There were two funeral cars in the
procession, both heavily draped in
black. In the first could be plainly
seen the casket. and grouped about
were the mourning relatives and
friends. The solemn effect, however
was marred by a broad white muslin
sign stretched across the front oil thu
car, which the company had forgot
ten 10 remove. In bold, black let
ters was the startling announce
ment
I'VE are going to shoot the chutes.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07

New York American: Cabinet of-
f;cers come and Cabinet officers 60,
hut Payne sticks like sand-ourr 70
a h0rse-blanket.
New York World: A little less
naiuf on the tinder and little more
astention 10 fire-proof construction
would make better excursion boats.
Albany Times Union A London
hotel barred John Alexander bowie.
That's the only hint for some time
that Dowie was short OF funds.
Providence Journal: The Presi-
dents next task will perhaps be the
revision of the speech in which ne
will be notified Of his nomination.
New York Evening Sun: The
case OF Gen. Miles and the Prohi6i'
tion nomination shows that in poll
tics il is not well to regard anything
as joke.
New York Tribune: There ar'
some rumblings in the wheat pit a
Chicago. but the echoes at this dist
ance sound like the infowing tide o
grain from the great wheatfelds o
the West.
New York Herald: Laboucher'
says that London society is busil,
engaged in furnishing heiresses a
brides for broken down aristOcrats
Maybe SD. but this side for the bar
gain counters.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07

There was once an early day miner
who, after many years, made his
pile and, coming down 10 San Fran
cisco looked about for the most
spledid restaurant he could find.
He wanted TO make up to himself in
one glorious night for all his priva-
tions and hardships of many years
When he found his restaurant and
the waiter handed him the the bill
Of fare. he found it was in a langu-
age that is not commonly spoken in
mining camps and that he could not
make out anything but the prices,
which were extremely high. So he
turned to the waiter with, Bring
me 800 worth of ham and eggs.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07
The Good Old Summer Time |

In the good old summer time, when
bicycles throng the thoroughfares,
and farm animals and roadsters are
all kept busy, accidents to man and
beast are of frequent occurrence.
Elliott's Emulsified Oil Liniment is
the most serviceable accident and
emergency liniment in use. 1t re-
lieves quickly and heals speedily
cuts, cOntusions, bruises, sprains,
etc. You get one-half pint for 25c. !;
and you get your money back if not
satisfied. Loker & de Waal.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07

President Clowry of the Western
Union Telegraph Company holds that
laziness, more than alcohol or any
thing else, is responsible for the
failures that men and women make
OF their lives.
Take the tramp" said President
Clowry one day. What is the
tramp's dominant trait2 Is it not
laziness? You may say the tramp
is fond of liquor. Well, answer
that he is fonder of idleness. lie
could swim in liquor il he would
work for it. But he will not work.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07

I'D like that tooth, please, y" said
the small boy after the dentist had
extracted the torment.
Certainly, my little man. But
why do you want itp" queried the
dentist as he handed over.
We'll, sir, responded the graft
fed boy, I'm going to take it home,
and I'm going to put it on a plate,
and I'm going to stuff it full OF su-
gar. and then''-with a triumphant
and ghoulish savagery-''then I'm
going to watch il ache.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07

William Dean Howells says that
when his daughter Mildred was a
child she looked up suddenly from
her breakfast one bright morning
and said:
Father, / am full of glory
What do you mean 2" said Mr..
Howells.
Why" said the little girl, "a
sunbeam just got on my spoon, and l
have swallowed it."
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07

Piles upon top Of piles OF people
have the piles, and De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve cures them. There are
many different kind OF piles, but il
you get the genuine and original
Witch Hazel Salve made by K. G. De
Witt & Co.. of Chicago, a cure is
certain. III. A. Tisdale. OF Summer
ton, S. c.. says, 81 had piles 20 years
and De Wits Salve cured me after
everything else failed" Sold by
L.oker Il de Waal, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07
Missed The Chance.

A strictly orthodox old gentle
man returned home on Sabbath from
church and began to enlarge to his
son upon the merits OF the sermon.
II have heard. John" said he,
lone of the most delightful sermons
ever deli sered before a Christian
society. 1t carried many present to
the gates of heaven.
well. l think" replied John.
they had better have lodged in,
for many of them will never get
another chance.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07
Are Your Lungs Weak 7

Does the cough, left by the grippe
or the cold contracted during the
winter, still hang on? Rydale' S
Elixia will cure your cough and heal
your weak lungs. Itkills the germs
that cause chronic throat and lung
disease and helps nature restore the
weakened organs to health. Trial
size 25c. Family size SOC. Loker Il
de Waal.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07
Teasing His Wee Brother-in-Lav

1t was Smythe's wedding day,
and he was teasing his boy brother
in-law.
Now, Johnny" he said, I'm
going to take your sister away and
have her all to myself, and you
won't &e her any more.
No, really-are you ?" said the
boy curiously.
Yes, | am. What do you think
of it?"
Nothing. | fancy | can stand it
If you can"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07
Working Might Ana Day.

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is DR..
Kings New Life Pills. These pills
change weakness into strength, list
lestness into energy, brain-fag into
mental power. They re wonderful
in building up the health. Only 25c
per box. Sold by all Druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07

One of the greatest rulers is the
liver. 1t governs the human organ
ism. When the liver is out of order
the whole system becomes diseased.
Keep your liver healthy by using
Rydale's Liver Tablets. They cure
constipation. Your money back if
they dc not give satisfaction. Lo-
ker & de Waal.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07

Can you tell me how the word
saloon is spelt ?" was asked of a
cockney by a quizzical fellow.
Certainly" said the Londoner,
with a look of triumph, there's a
hess, and a hay and hell, and two
hoes and a hem"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07

What is your idea of q truly good
wife ?" asked the youth.
"A truly good wife," answered
the Cumminsville sage, lis one who
loves her husband and her country,
but does not attempt to run either.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07

If you dare to kiss me again /
will call papa |"
l thought you said your father
was in California;
He is. Houston Post.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07
No Pity Shown.

For years fate was after me con-
tinuously," writes F. A. Gullege,
Veroena, Ala. 81 had a terrible
case of Piles causing - tumors.
When all failed Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured me. Equally good for
Burns and all aches and pains. Only
25c at the drug store.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-07
Notice.

the manufacture ana sale 81 RRICKe a. ka1aI
aver Mtlls, We desire 20 notify the DuhIic fhss
We viii honceforth have on hand hrick oT : n
ssaScess wnich We VIII sell at lowest prices for
FRANCIS v. GRERNwRLI.
WM. J. HRARN.
March 6-tft
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-27
Rome notatkl teIegraflczna

z Tientsinu donosza, ze pomie-
dzy Liaojang Mukden stoczono
Nwawe bitwy.
- Straty Japofczyk6w " dwudnio'
wei bitwie pod Taczekiao wynosily
$50 zabitych rannych. Straty Ro-
syan nieznane.
u ujscia rzeki Lao Tazy 20
transportowc6w japonskich z wojska'
mi, pod opieka eskadry japohskiej.
W1adywostocka eskadre widzia-
no ma wsch6d cd wyspy Formosa.
- w Porcie Artura panuje przeko-
mamie, ze Japohczycy ME zdoaaja zdo-
bye fortecy. Japonczycy zupe3nie po-
dobno zaprzestan bombardowae mia
sto.
w ogrodzie palmowym W Lipsku.
klub kreglarzy urzadzil komers ma
czesc amerykahskich Eeglarzy wra'
cajacych Solingen.
- Gazety ber1ihskie coraz ostrzej
wyra7aja sic brojeniach ochotniczej
noty rosy3shej W Morzu Czerwonem.
- We Ftnlandyi w miejsce dotych-
czasowed waluty fihskiej, zaprowadza'
Ja walute rublowa rosyjska.
Fraacuzki pose1 " Pekinie "a
prosn Rad chihski, by ma francuzhe
manewra jesienne wyznaczyl trzech
oficer6w. zaproszenie przyjeto, ale
wyznaczono oficerow niaszej rang.
- z Tamusu W Maiej Azyi dono-
szs, ze 13 lipca szeik Salon napadi ma
wiosh, pozabiial mn6stwo mieszkah-
COW, miedzy mimi ksiedza, zabraa
kobiety do niewoH po ich zniewazeniu
4 popalil miejscowosct
W New Yorku kompanie aseku-
racyjne ukiadaja plany ubezpieczania
wiascicieli lokal6w ogr6dkowych
przed niepogoda, jakotez wozy rzezni-
kow i grosernik6w pred wypadkami
nieszczesliwyn1i kradzieza.
- Dwaj lekarze W Madellin. " Ko-
iumbii, podobno odkryli mikroby ma
laryi.
z New Yorl1u z Albany wyjez-
dzaia dzisiaj automobilisci ma zachod
przez Buffalo Chicago do st. Louis.
w Trenton, N. J. inkorporowana
zostala kompania "Steel Company OF
America" kapitalem zakladowym
s3,00o00o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-27

nioniste murzyna Thomasa John
son w wagonie tramwajowym Ii
nil 43 ulicy ma Stewart ave. Sto-
kes zostal zawieziony do szpltala
Provident, Johnsona areszto-
wano.
Ma As ul. i Latin str. przyszio
do klotni i bojki dwoch unioni-
stow, strajkierow, a James Zha-
ram zostal niebezpiecznie skale-
czony nozem przez Char. Haiti.
ne, kt6rego aresztowano. Zharam
jest W szpitalu Union W Engle-
wood.
Ceny miesa jeszcze So wysokie,
chociaz wiasciciele rzezalh ciagle
zapewniaja, re ME ma potrzeby,
by SLY W gore ME ma obawy o
brak miesa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-27
KR6TKIE NoTATKI MIEjSNE.

Wedle zestawienia kontrolera
Mo Gamma, dfugi miasta Chicago rn,
zem wynosza $2os77, ,4141s; wliczons
So " to bondy wystawowe " sumie
4.293,t00, 4e to wydano ma mocy
specyalneJ ustawy stanowej, przeto,
jak obliczaja odnoenie do warto6ci
podatkowej. miasto ma prawo 3eszcze
zaciagnae dug W sumie 35,165,s43, .
zatem ma prawo wydaf hondy M su-
me miliondw dolar6w.
- Rozmaite wikutaly wartosci la
cznej 100000, uszkodzone przez dym
1 .wode W czasie onegdajszego po4aru
pm. II - 73 8. Water str, zostaly
przez Department zdrowia uznaneza
szkodliwe zdrowiu, q zatem tworza
strate zupe1na.
- Inspektorzy wodociag6w wczoraj
zwiedzili 49s dom6w znalezli II run
wodociagowych " slym stanie.
- Demokratyczny komitet central.
ny stanowy uchwaiii zatrzyma6 sws
Ewatere W Sherman House,, ale po-
wieakszyt ja jeden pok6j. zajmujs
teraz polzoje 800 4 3o1.
Is letni John Carroll. 675 N.
Harding ave.. ze swawon wskoczy3
wczoraj " poblizu ulic Randolph
State na tylny czop trsmwaju; zbl.
syi sic inny tramwaj, uderzyi go /
stracil ma ulica W skutek czego chic
piec zostal prnejechany, kota zgru-
chotaiy mu noge. W szpitalu powia,
towym amputawano mu noge.
- Woznica James Healy, 582 N.
Halsted str, wyprzegajac swe kouia
" dziedzihcu domu pm. "a Park ave-,
upadi miedzy ME, hedy czems zanie-
pokojona szarpns3y sic, 1 zostal pre-
jechany wewnetrznie mocno ussko-
dzony. Jest W szpitalu powiatowym.
- 80 letni Samuel stickney, napra-
wiatsc tylna werande swego mieszka.
mia pm. 213 Walnut str, spadi dra.
biny wysokosci 1s stop ziamal so
bic hfka tsber. Jest " szpitsiu ros
w1atowym.
- 8 letni Lewis Frenkel zoetaI O.
balony 1 uderxony " glove przez
tramwaj ma rogu Milwaukee ave, 8
Centre ave. Ma gieboka rane.
W skutek eksplozyi W piecyku
sazolinowym powstl polar " restau-
racH pani Amy Wotczyhskie1 pm.
7a0 Mlwaukse ere 5 srssAEil sslcpto
N S17A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-27

sta Frederick c. Whiteman, te-
legrafista. Wszyscy wymienieni
zostali aresztowani. Kompania ko-
lei zaangazuje adwokata dla te-
legrafisty, a inni oskarzeni sami
beda musiei postarac sie o adwo-
katow.
Nadto jury koronerska zganiia
ostro kompania kolei Chicago
and Eastern Illinois "a
to, re wy m a 60 Cd
swoich 1udzi wysilk6w ponad ich
silly, zbyt daugie godziny piracy
i'm wyznaczajac. Ze sledztwa O
kazalo sic, re istotnie ludzie Ct
byli przepracowani prawie ME
zdolni do potrzebnej uwagi.
Napase ma warsztaty krawieche.
w 4ydowskich okolicach prey
North Ashland ave. panuje strajk
w krawieckich warsztatach.
iWczoraj gromady strajhierow
wpadly do dwoch warsztat6w !.
poniszczyly tam sprzety i mate
rye; materye pooblewano nafta
iub powyrzucano je ma ulice. Je-
den tych warsztatow, pm. ISL
N. Ashland ave, nalezy do J..
Bernsteina, drugi, pm. oSo N.
Ashland ave. do M. Weissmanna-
Bernstein zawezwal policya, gdY.
do niego wpadla burzyeiele ME
jaki Solomon Nufutin zosta1 arc
sztowany. Do Weissmana wpadli
niezadowoleni strajkierzy do mic
szkania prywatnego, poprzestra-
szald dzieci i Weissmana obili.
Pozar w r1ezalniach. a
Dzisiaj rano godz. $40 po-
wstal pozar W rafineryi smalcu
firrny Swift and Co. W rzezal-
mach. Rafinerya ia znajduje SIG
pra w lie w sa m y m
srodku dystryktu rzezalh. Pozar
rozszerzyl sic tax szybko, ze
przyrzady do gaszenia znajdujace
sic W rzezalniach ME wystarczaly
do gaszenia j zaalarnowano ca
lei okolicy sraz ogniowa. w
chwili, kiedy many oddawae
"Dziennik" pod prase, zewszad
spieszy straz ogniowa ku zagro-
zonym budlyDkom, a takze gro
mady strajkierow daza re wszyst-
kich stron lcu pozarowi. Zarzad
rafineryi sadzi, ze ogieh zostaa
podlozony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-27
Kronika Miejscowa.
Straik w rzezahniach.

Stra1k w TZeZdIlldSIls
Tysiac rozwozicieli miesa W
rzezamiach, rwacych sic do straJ-
ku Cd dni kilku, otrzyma1o okoio
p6lnocy zezwolenie cd swego
"Joint Council" do strajkowanla
i natychmiast odeszlo cd roboty.
Rownoczesnie 1000 takich rozwo-
zicieli W Kansas City, 400 W East
St. Louis i St. Louis i IFS W
Bostonie przylaczyao sic do straJ-
ku.
Natomiast palacze uehwalih ME
straikowac. Ich usiugi bardzo by
iyby wazne W wypadku, gdyby
powstal gdzie pozar " rzezai
mach.
Wlasciciele rzezalh tymczasem
sprowadzaja mn6stwo robotni-
kow ma niejsce strajkierow, glow
ME z Poiudnia, a czese,ze Wscho-
du. Podobno w dniu wczorajszym
1900 nieunionistow sprowadzono
do rzezalh.
Stanowy urzad arbitracyjny
wczoraj konferowai z zarzadcs
firmy Armour and Co. celem do
wiedzenia sic o szczegolach, kto-
re drugi strajk spowodowaly.
Dzisiaj zanlerzaja ci panowie
konferowat prezydentem unii,
Donnel1y'm.
stowarzyszenie wsascicieli ska
dow rzezniczych udaso sic pro-
sba do burmistrza Harrisona, by
stara1 sic doprowadzic do zakon-
czenia strajku.
Wczoraj W trzech miejscach
odbyly sic dose powazne zabu-
rzenia, bojek mriejszych byao
wiecej. John Stokes, rozwoziciel
lodu, zostai postrzelony dose ciez-
ko-i naozA lrmerteinie Drzes lnien-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-27

strajkierzy zatrzymuja robotni-
kow przybywajacych i pogrozka-
mi powstrzymuja ich cd udania
sic do piracy.
Sioux City, II lipca. - Palacze
i maszynisci przystapili tu do
strajku rzeznikow, a policya po-
magala nieunionistom dostawae
sic do rzezalh. Zaszlo kilka zabu-
rzen, zarzadca rzezalni Cuda,
hy'ego zwrocil sic do szeryfa z
prosba 0 pomoc j opieke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-27
PRZEGLAD
P0uTYN MIEDzYAARODOWEl
Chicago, a7 Ipca 1904.


Psychiatra dr.. Jacoby jeszcze
podczas wojny prusko-francuz-
!aej zaczal badac wplyw nowo-
czesnych bitw na system nerwo-
WV zolnierzy juz wowczas wy
razA erzekonanie re stnaszhwy
huk peEajscych W powietrzu
szrapneI i przerazajace skuth
tych pociskow przyprawiaja zoa-
merry o nagie pomieszanie umy-
stu. Ten uczany. ktory w 1S7oym
byl lekarzem W arulii niemiec-
kebjuz wtedy ezesto miaa sposob-
nose bronic pred sadem wojen-
nym zo}nierzy, skazywanych ma
rozstrzelaie "a rome postepasi,
ktare wygla daily ma czyny zbrod-
nicze, popesnione re swiadomo-
scis, iednak byly tylko nastep-
stwem nagsej chorohy umys2owe].
Zauwazyl on, ze nawet ranni, le-
zacy W polowym szpitalu, wpa-
dali w szal, gdy do mich dochodzll
halas niedalekiej bitwy. Po dlu-
gich badaniach okreSlI on wSpol-
ne cechy tych chorobliwych zja-
wisk, a wiec przedewszystkiem
ogromny upadek ducha, zgryzli-
wosG, sklonnosc do robienia
wszystkim naprzekor, wreszcie
czeste omdlewanie bez widoczne-
go powodu i mania przesladow-
ca, ktora sic objawia W ustawi-
cznej checi ukrycia sic byle gdzie.
Taxi zolnierz uchodzi, wedlug
powszechnego pojecia, "a nikcze-
mnego tchorza, albo uciekiniera
z pola bitwy, zasluguje jedynis
na kule W leb; natoniast DIR. a
coOy zaczaI utrzymywa6, ze ow
zolnieCz Jest tylko nieszczesliwa
oiiara udoskonalonej techniki ar
tylerWskiej. Teorye jego przyje-
TO W sferach militarnych bardzo
niezyczIiwie; powiedziano, re
chce on nasladowac tych psychia-
tr6w prawnik6w, ktorzy w kaz-
dym zbrOdniarzu upatruja bez-
wiednq ofiare jahchs niekorzyst-
nych zewnetrznych wplywow na
Przypadkowo nieodporny orga-
nizm. Poniewaz DR.. Jacoby smial
Podejrzywat wartose wojennych
udoskonaleh, przeto uznano go
"a p6}g}owka. w pahstwie "na-
rodu pod bronia" ME byIo dian
miejsca. Przenios1 sic on tedy do
Rosyi, towarzyszyl arnii carskiei
na Balkan tam w dalszym cia-
gu robil swe badania, teraz znaj-
DUE sic na Dalekim Wschodzie,
sk2d do miesiecznika Russkij
Wracz (Rosyjski lekarz) made
slal oPis chorob umyslowyeh, wy
woiywanych dzisiejszemi walka-
nj. Nadzwyczajne przygnebienie,
apatya ustawiczne rozrzewnia-
ME sic do lez = to So najpospolit-
sze zarazem najlzejsze objawy
choroby - powiada on - ale ia
ki zoinierz jest po prostu, ME
szczesciem dla calej kompanii, bo
zarazi ia tchorzostwem, ktorego
ME opanuje najsilniejsza VIOLA.
Nyzszym stopniem choroby jest
drzaczka, ktora w szpisalu pre-
ehodzi, ale natychmiast sic wzna-
via, ledwo chory pos}yszy hulk
armat. Uwazam to "a chronczne
nadwerezenie nerwow. Omdlewa-
ME jest najsilniejszym objawem
choroby. zo{nierz nagle pada ma
Polu bitwy jakby razony pioru-
nem. Wszyscy maja go "a zabite-
go, chociaz ami go ME zraniono,
ani nawet eie kontuzyowano. Te-
raz sluzba sanitarna juz unosi
pola takich ondlalych, zdretwia-
och na kost, a po iakims czasis