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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05
COMMON LAW JURIES
How Justices are Planning
to Get Around thePhillips
Decision

Norris watkins. Indicted for the nur.
der OF Johe,,h iia'iler' must iand tdi
az the next term ef court. at Pawne
beginning October O. Wrlsins IS g sous.
in OF Bon craVens. the notorious out
la's. but unlike Cgrcus Pee nirroader.
ed voluntarily after Killing Iuigicr m
the Osge Indian country msf Octnbor
Watkins is lease tolder in me O4ig
country Both hai becn So R,lston oa
ihe d,N uf 'he ktHng ui Hliriet ra-
'mned home irst ali gis la bed Nhca
watkins came.
Haigler's ped Was ia au obi black
smith shop on tho Wnkns uicc. and
hcre be- and Wau,lrs and quairel.
which resulted m the killing of i.ai.icr
Watkins admits ;nc hHliig hut pleads
self defc,se lhdgloi vs sh iu the
stomae'' aud if back 10 ihe head
Common Law Jury.
Vernon Whiting. the Enid Postmaster.
while here today stated bat Garfield
county would lave common iaw iuries.
during the ae>i tcm OF oour' as thn
only me'nod y gettiny .uOunS the Phn.
lips deciyiln- tnc common h,w Iuiy IS
Deins tried % NcwlSlrk by miso Hhn-
cr Judge 1emchamp YW rgsfd, at
Enid in his count az Pond iroek. hs
has inries nxed pp hy h. county r,m-
lnissioners
Seed Wheat Tied W
Ia the case at Woodward. oi tae Iu
'eiraiionh Harvester comTauy 81. JOS
M'-sefy. ID farmer Of Woodward county
d new tfial WIS denied during the par
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

Bilmgsloy, Mrs. Carl Havinghorst. Mrs.
Ira Longaker. Mrs Stuart Mickey. Mrs
Wil Fossett, Miss Dorothy Seton. Miss
Faye Grissell, Miss Lena Hunter. ATiss
Dona Osborn, Misses silu '.eayii. sher
burn, Zoe Thompson. Pearl Rhodes. Amy
Brooks. Lou Srahe. Lulu Jacobson Ea
Nihlack, Cad Kerncdy B,rt Kenn 'dv.
Edna Gray Mrs VIII Barwicil. Nhs. Ed.
gar Powers. Mrs. Eld Johnson, hiis
Frank Lyons and Mrs. Htysineer. OF
Woodward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

Wells NJ Sawyer. an expert with The
national re,sury department is here
figuring on the Furnishings and equip
ment OF the new federal ounding now
being erected here al a cost Of $500. 900
lie Is ascertain ne ~rat equipment The
various officials desire for their suits
u MONS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

Feel tired, no appetite. clrpot sleep
work or cat? rhats trcdness and will
disappear az once n you take Honster's
Rocky Mountain Teu this month. 70
cents, Tea or Tablets ASK Your drug
gist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

iawkeye Fan ny salvo is guaranteed
10 cure Piles and an skin rist.ses. Does
not stain ana acts quickly. The worlds
greatest healing power 20 certs. j. ~
Wallace, druggist
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week. Constable Pnoe however re
FUSED TO give up the property which h,
had attached FOR The COMPANY. AN.
Y Messeiy has commcnced i, reple,.f, no.
uon TO recove- his wheat and otbe,
property An important f,attrc OF IA.
case ls the fact thar Alessery seed /.
u'd up IN 'he suit ana ha carnot SOW
MS WHEAT until he wins "a replevln sni,
The case VIII not be heard untii q.
'oher 26. too late foi ltntine wheat
Only Prisoner to zen.
The only prisoacr co~viet,Si a. tbo
term oi court, inst closed al Tloaarf
was w n Robinson. who plendc
guilty to stealing span n mules. and
Judge Fmc'ast eays him .S months
~ the p,nitentiay RoblY son had beea
fonined In The couniy jan Il, Hobart
fo' IS months awaiting trial. lie vas
taken to the penitent.ary today BY sher
IN Gordon
Eight indictments.
Judsc Hainer's common law terri
torial grand Jury. at NcwL returned
eight indictments during the ,.,st week
and the legality Of thc jdry mas pee
attacked in pfctlcaly every ease I'd.
gar Wninscoti and Emmett Wossc~
pleaded guilty 10 larceny aud each wns
sentenced to a year In The pcritentmrv
Fooks Found inson.
" Foohs, the rfe murdered returned
TO chmaler lurmv ti.e past week fiom
the Lansing penhonuary. vas armipncd
before thc Lincoln couny oxan,minT
board Yesterday pud pronounccd insane
lie will hc taken 10 norman He was
convicted ana sentencod for Ire for
numbering :. stonckmp in rhaodlcr
-four years ago
Lincoln County Court
Judge Burford vii couy, ac court re
Chandler The first of the week. for
several weeTs Term. hrcr az el6 cases
on the calendar. 10 criminal ana 100
clvil inporlarr Is Tho ,asc OF As,
Bronnon. charged with mrdeIng g. 80
sDargrr ~ Sparks, Leca1.c Spates. id
not Nnnt lis daughter 10 dance with
ii1innon. lie Is charged with nutdc'
IN the hist doRfoc. and bis d. the onl,
murder acso for tti@ term ct court. n
Is supposed Judge Burford VIII follow
The samc course. 80 Chandler ard
NY an defeadants where challenges are
rot made 70 The lny's legality
Prisoners Are Wlllina,
Some of the prisoners in tie county
Jail at rwnn-g;i, are Willag TO waive
the dalleatfe 20 the airoy OF the iury
patol so as to get an mmediate uial
q Is ii'lclv thal sNne ~ thoss VIII be
ulcd bot no murder case4 viii bc 90
thul number Judge Brr,veu ref.r a
10 hear aoy iuy 'asrs al tns iefi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

wonderfui tonic Drives out all inn
puritics gives you streustI, health AMI
happiness. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea win do 35 cents, Ten or
Tablets. Ask your druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05
PERSONAL
MENTION


>. r. Person Of Pa~husI,,. is herr to.
day
Miss Nora Toyhr or Fossctt Mo. wa
IN the city today
Fred Duhn. OF Sterling. minois. Is in
'hc city on busmess.
Mrs. e. +. caskane OF Nayacld. kan-
sas. was in the city ioda,
T. :. shearer vent bo Fnu yesterday
lft,rr"oa to bc away week
REPRESENTATIVE Cr'is, Of 'awncc. is ia
the city attending the carnival
Charles r. Wheeler Of Atchi.on. KAN.
sas. is ir the ci,S oddly ON busiiess.
Mrs r. punn'san and son Herman ,f
chameior were la the city yesterday.
Councilman knight has rcu.ncl fron,
u pleasant ana prolonged v;-u 20 Arson
sos.
w H. Chapman. Of Shawnee. came in
shs mouins TO boz here today on busi-
ness.
u. s Batger OF Coylc until .recenuy
of tho clm'naron Valley Clipper was m
the city this morning
A. , fapham. Rev 2 w rnwers and
DR. = NJ. wakms. o. Newton l-ars
were here this morning on business.
Miss Leila Humbcl Of Sawyer Kansas.
who has bccn 10 the city for some time
vi,iting th Juats Gmiy lcft th,f morn-
ing for her hone.
Misses Lizzie Lewis and Ka,.e smith, /
OF Laurie, who have been visiting Mrs
r. F. Henry. az 7Oa West Cleveland ave-
nue. returned To their home this morn
ine
Mrs. f. e. Hopkins and daughter /
Dorothy WHO havc been visiting ,ola-
lives on North First street. for wcet
'f iwo rrtrned 10 incn home yesteida,
'ficr,sy.
5. laskins and son were m the city
his morning from Goodnight rhcy wiiil
cave for Kansas city ca the ev ming
rain. whore the 'oy wgl en'er hos
atal and take rcamon Tor coasump
ion.
Ms } Jiha znmeimann and daushtcr
ielen Of Helena, who have been ,isn.
~ Mrs }. E. Douglas. AZ her residence
. West Guthrie. left this morning for
heir home m Woods county
Mr and AIRS 6. W Burns have been 3
n'ettaiuig a house Ia~'y oi guests This }
eek from their former hoYie, al Mehan /
+ 7. The liz ircldded; klr Richstd ray =
Hiss Minnse Mehan Mrs All Mehan Z
IT, Vince ComfrH. James Petite Mr.. and {
Irs Varey MIR. Charles Huston ana q
oh Na,in Mrs B,tty Compry.
Mis. j. r. iImkle and sons of sm- I
aier, vino nave ooea ia the .aty for a e
eek or twa 1sitiag Mrs j. IL . nis. q
eos East Clcvehrd avenue rct-mo a
} their hoine Yesterday evc' ,nirg. =
Il 4 Alien Inspector for the ln;e.lor
aIartf'en. has so.nrlei,d aa invectt-l-
on at tho cheyenn and Ampshoo agen-
I at Darlington relative 10 frasd 10 col L
ctior 81 moneys belonging 20 minors q
vi 60 misrcpresonrtti.n made bN D
hite traders among tie Indians
'ilmmous amount Of testimony vps j
iNagdcd to Washington "
4 boon to travellers Dr. Fowlet's Ex =
act o. Wild Stuwberry Cures dysen
~ diarrno'a, soasiclness ntusci
easant TO lake Acts promptly
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boon TO travelers Dr. Fowlei's Ex
tract Of wnd strawberry Cures dysen
terry diarrno'a, soasiclSness. n.usoD
Pleasant TO lake Acts promptly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05
SCHOOL LAND FINANCES
Monthly Report of Secretary
Shows Some Interesting
Statistics.

Secretary Wsnner Of the territorial
hoard for Leasing school hands. today
submitted his report TO the boad FOR ne
month ~ September showing io, oipls
for the month ts follows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

Judge and Mrs } } Bol,s are enter
tanning ihis week General Hardy. from
Ptwhusk1 who Is here atieading thescot
tish lito Masonic retmien. Z hore Is caly
one member Of the order Twins in Ameri-
ga who is older than General Handy who
mas usi passed his ninety-Grst Birthday.
Gclerd liafuy retains The mental bril-
lIaucy OF big youth IN most remarkable
DEGREE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

FcH SAi.E--o,ds outomorlie. two pas
sens '"tlhe' top smdnest machine
In oklahoma Great snap al SA25 Da
Metropolitan hotel A
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sired that all members OF the various
committees who hIvc reports. and the
representatives. from Tie dihrcnt cmos
Will be present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

Thursday.
Acorn club meets in afternoon in the
Carnegie library club rooms.
Misses lone Coyle and Myrtle Black
give pink shower for Miss Edith Girls
sell IN afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05
Friday.

Domestic Science club meets ia after
noon at Carnegie library.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

Regular quarterly meeting Of city
',aorrtion 90 Nomep's clubs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05
Saturday


Regular quarterly meeting OF Cits
F,derr iion % Nomeps clubs
Right.
Foure just a poem. Bess." , said,
And ! WAS right you see.
1 knew the way she tossed he. head
She was "a verse to me.
Anss clara Briggs went to Enid this
|morning TO spend a few days.
Mrs. {. G. Lowery and children are
visiting the formers parents. Colonel
and Mrs. sehnen in Guthrie Okla
loman
Miss Ablna Stevens private stcno
iaphor Tor Governor Ferguson is IN
'ith distressing coli that nas a1ec,ei
er lungs severely.
! Miss Ethel Bowers charming young
dy from ottawa Illinois. who has been
isiting the Misses Briggs. ieft this
oihlhS lot net rome,
On account OF The meeting OF the city
liberation Saturday afternoon. the Do
Iestic Science club viii meet Friday at
moon Al Carnegie library.
AIRS. L. H. Buckley. OF Pawnee. who
= bsen in the city this week The gues'
hrr sister aIrr. f, o. Lutz. returned
her home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. u. H. Weliy OF Downs. Kansas
o sas been the guest OF Mrs Frank
le, has returned 10 her h0me Mrs
lty il gracious and charming lady
was a resident OF Guthrie IN tie
y early days.
he meeting Of the Shakes, ere club
dnesday afternoon at he Library was
iost Interesting one, AIRS. J. s. Lyons
Quoted the lesson which WIS a re-
q " 81 shakesrerian pipyg. Mrs C1aft
entertain the club next week
teres' iu weddi' ss srown apace and
MONTY brings a number OF interest
ceremonies. There are 10 be rich
dlngs Veddinss Of the very young
Will be a few country ~eda.ns.. /
ng on the fresh beauty Of their rural /
oundrss-
p regular quarterly meetinr ~ th-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

II regular quarterly meeting 81 thc
Federation vim be- held saturday
noon at Carnegie library club
is There is considerable Important
psss 20 b. transacted and y IS de
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

he chief interest in club circles this
mouth is the nreraraiion for convention
Of tie Territorial Federation 81 womcns
Ilups which w.1 ne held az Oklarcma
CITY. from November the seventh 10
tenth in,lucivc. Mrs Decker the nation
al president. win attend, ara The state
president has arnonnccd that free dis
oussion Of all subjects VIII be- provided
for.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

Aiss Clara Briggs went to Ianid this
morning TO spend a few days.
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Mrs +. f. Hopkins and daughter
Dorothy WHO have been visiting 'ola-
iives on North First street. for . wcet
OF TWO rcnpned TO tneh home yesteid das
aficrdyy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

The member Of the RartenspleI club.
spent Wednesday aftortoon most de-
lightiullv at q. home OF Mrs y q. liohus
on East Springer avenue he prize.
winners were Mrs. A. H. Hutchon. tho
club rrize; Ms. W 3 Hcrod the lone
hand prize and Mrs J c. Borus, was
presented win ;he hostess prize. two
silver souvenir SPOONS. Mfs O. r. Fe-
gan wlll onteram the club next week
Mrs. L. f. Leach, and Mrs. Brcwnlec,
or kinghsher were guests.
The following out Of town vi.;tors reg
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istered at Carnegie library today
Miss Irene Rogers Hlenner1cy.
Carry Lasalle Detriok, CaldwH, Kas,
Clarence johnson. Oklahoma city.
Miss Mary cooper Nanlin
Miss Myrtle sl-in~,. Ponoa city.
Mss Anna ocofer Nardin
hiss sitia Twyford ''of - Ct-.
Mrs. Emmett Tnraer Topcka. Ras.
Miss GenovioVe pavidsor. CalesbimE
nheSis.
Mrs, ~. D. Gerber. Enid.
Miss Mldrtd Holt. Enid.
soeioty Is Interested ~ the wedding of
Mss Edith Grissoll to Nj. Harry Thomp-
son, which will occur next "Wednesday.
Miss Orissell Is one % he most r,Tular
of ire many FAIL lrtdes. and has been tho
guest Of honor az several pretty social
functions. Misses Hattie and Fannie
Tyler entertain Wadies lay Afternoon at
The no, litable home OF Mrs. y. 81 lilhe
for Miss Crissell with a parcel shower
mo yressive hearts was played during
the Afternoon. Miss Hedwig Braun won
the first prize and Miss Fay Gussou ~.
eeivrd ne consolation prize The list on
invited guests included: Misses Jessie
sampsell. Myrtle Black lone cogie Mis-
Minnie Wood. 81 New York Miases Eli-
zalsih hcNaaa Ethel MoNeal AhaDle
Rhinehart Essie Cassidy. Mary Kersev
Ruby MoNeai, katheriae Cassidy. stella
iiaymaker. Anss Alice Wood. Miss Amy
Neal OF California. Miss Kate scssnen.
|I H.
G a. sarchet, Mrs Jack Morris Afra
hnoch Bamford. Mrs Heinz rrann. xrs
George Wills Mrs WIN ReJhal. Sirs
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MS J iha Intmeimann ana daushtcr
Helen, Of Helena, who rave been visit
ing Mrs J. 1, Douglas. at her residence
in West Guthrie. left this morning for
their home m Moods county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

T. \ Alien Inspector for the tn;e.ior
deIarti'en. has so.nrlei.d a4 invoeii,-I-
tion at the Cheyenn and Anpahoe agen-
cy at Darlington relative 10 fracd in col
lection Of monoys heiongius 90 minors
ard 60 misrcpresonrtti.n made by
white traders among tie Indians a
voilmmous amount Of testimony vgs
foi Na.dcd to Washington
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Mr. and AIRS G. W Burns have been
en'etiainilg house Ia"'y o. guests his
week from their former hoYie, al Mehan
o. 7 The liz irciaded Nr Richrtd Ray
Miss Mimic Mehan. Mrs Ar Nfehan
Mr.. Vince Comlfy. James Petite Mr. and
Mrs, Varley MIR Charles Huston ana
.oi, Na,in. Mrs. B,uy Compry
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Misses Lizzie Lewiu and Kat.e smith.
Of Laurie who have been visiting Mrs
r. + Henry, az 200 West Cleveland ave-
nue. returned To their home this morn
ine
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Mrs. {. O. Lowery and children are
asitmg the formers parents. Colonel
and Mrs sehnell In Guthrie Okla
oman
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.. R Person O raNhusI,,. IS herr To-
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he meeting Of the shakes. ere club
dnesday afternoon at the Library was
lOst Interesting one, AIRS. J. s. Lyons
Quoted the lesson which WIS re-
y ~ shakesrerian pioyg Mrs. Ciaft
entertain the club next week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-05

Miss Abina sgevens, private stcno
faphor Tor Governor Ferguson. is IN
ith a distressing cold that nas aaocte :
ar lungs severely.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-29
AMERICANS AS
COFFEE DRINKERS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The
department of commerce and labor
has Just given out a monograph on
the coffee trade of the world. Ac-
cording to the report the center of
production of coffee, which is an in
digenous plant of Africa, may be
said to have been transferred to
South and Central America, about
three-fourths of the worlds supply
being furnished at present by Bra
I'll. The terms Mocha and Java,
which in olden times indicated the
source of origin, have now become
mere characteristics of quality and
blend.
1t is an interesting fact that the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-29

| is the master of this immense sit
uation, that he knows exactly what
he wants, and he will get it out of
Mccall and McCurdy and Perkins
and the rest of them, if he has to
drag it out with his teeth.
He moves around continuously
yet never does one think him nerv-
| Gus. He is the physical type of
nervous man, but his manner is the
antithesis of the nervous man.
They have never seen such a cool
lawyer in New York.
There are great bundles of big
balance sheets covered with fig
ures that look like an inextricable
mass to the committee and proba-
bly, to many experts in the crowd.
Hughes shoots a glance at the pile,
picks one sheet as the magician
Hermann used to pick card from
deck of playing cards. He seems
never to be looking for anything
AAC tooCo at II ely llC hboN
He never hesitates. He never
says the wrong word. He persists
always. He always comes out on
top. He has filled Wall street with
the strangest panic in all it's his
tory. 1t may not be seen in the
daily stock quotations, but it is
seen in the faces of the big finan-
ciers every day. They have never
met an enemy like Hughes.
His father was David C. Hughes,
clergyman, and young Hughes
for he is young-was born in
Glens Falls, N. Y, in 1862. He
graduated from Brown university
in 1881, taught law students in Cor
nell and Columbia, and has quietly
practiced law in New York for the
past 13 years.
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rate of consumption wherever cof-
fee has become part of the popular
diet, tends to increase continually.
The consumption in the United
States has increased enormously
and at present the Americans con-
sumo between two-fifths and one
half of all the coffee produced. The
statistics show that the per capita
consumption of coffee in some of
the principal countries for 1903 was
as follows: United States, 1919;
United Kingdom, II; Germany.
$50; France, 6.27; Holland, 1439.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-29

Is the white plague to be master
ed at last after it has scourged the
human race for untold centuries?
The eyes of physicians the world
over are upon the new vegetable
juice" treatment discovered by DR..
John T. Russell of the New York
POSTGRADUATE hospital dispensary.
If there is not conviction there Is
at least hope in the so-called cure"
because the reports from New York
of disease arrested and health re-
stored are authentic.
The treatment, beyond a shadow
of doubt, has stayed the ravages of
consumption in scores of cases.
In some cities, notably Cleveland,
boards of health have taken up the
discovery with enthusiasm and
have determined on carrying out ex-
tensive experiments along the lines
suggested by DR.. Russell
Cleveland has a free tuberculosis
hospital capable of accommodating
100 patients. This institution will
do well enough for the present, "
said DR.. NJ. Friedrich, head ply
stefan of the board. but" he con-
tinued, when the merits of the
treatment are realized, no doubt a
great, large sanitarium will be
erected wherein many of the vic
tins of this long-considered incur
able malady will be brought back
to life-for consumption is living
death"
At present the new treatment is
generally termed the vegetable
juice cure" A far better name
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-29

FOR WINNERS

Challenges will be issued tonight
to the winner of the GotchWeeks
boxing contest by John Willie and
Jimmie Burns. Both the men are
well known. Burns has fought in
Spokane.
Kid Scaler will also issue a chal-
lenge to the winner of the Harrison
Musson contest. Harrison will meet
him at any time and at any place
Scaler will choose and will box for
a side bet. Nearly all the tickets
for the big contest are sold.
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nally.
The "stuffing" material consists
mainly of raw eggs mixed with
milk. The patients are induced to
partake more and more of this mix
ture until they are able to consume
dozen and a half eggs a day.
On the other side of the dietio
ledger are the things the patient
can't have. These are: Alcoholic
drinks, tea, coffee, chocolate, cocoa
beef tea and beef extracts. The
reason for tabooing the last two is
that they cause the patient to be
overheated.
The sufferers are also given an
emulsion of beef fat, cocoanut oil
and olive oil.
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would be the "Over-feeding-f food
j and-air-purging process" for the
patients are literally stuffed with
immense quantities of particularly
adapted foods and liquids, taken in
| addition to the vegetable juice, to
such an extent that were it not for
constant purging the stomach must
rebel and cause discharge of sur
plus foods from the mouth.
The idea is to let the patients
system absorb all that is possible
of nutrition, and the residue is re-
moved by cathartics.
A patient under this treatment
need not pity the poor pate de foie
geese, stuffed to the bursting for
liver enlargement. But what mat
tiers it if the dreadful lung destroy
ing germs finds his pastures grown
to a healthful condition in which
he can not thrive?
A visit to the Kitchen" of one
of the new cure establishments pre-
sents a strange scene. On every
side are baskets of vegetables. Here
is the list of those used:
Potato, onion, beet, turnip, cab
bage, celery, sweet potato, apple,
pineapple, carrot, parsnip, rhubarb,
summer squash, tomato, spinach,
radishes, string beans, green peas
with the pods.
From all of these in equal parts
is made the tuberculosis hash. a"
Men and women are busy wash
ing, peeling, stripping and slicing.
The product of the whole is placed
in a big chopper, minced fine, and
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placed in a cider press.
From out the press flows the
mingled juices which will form, the
enthusiastic physicians believe, the
main ingredient of one of the great
est boons humanity has ever re.
ceived.
Equally essential as the juices is
the breathing of fresh air. The idea
is, as Secretary Combes of the
Cleveland board expressed it: ITO
build up big fire; consumption is
nothing more than malnutrition-a
fire burning out"
The vegetable juice is prepared
fresh every day and kept on ice.
Twice daily each patient receives a
dose of two ounces, taken inter