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New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
MICHIGAN WHIPS BADGERS
Wins Fiercest Football Match EUer
Seen at 4nn 4rbor.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Nov. 1s-Michgan's football
eleven defeated Wisconsin on Ferry Field this al
ternoon u 20 Q. scoring one touchdown In eacn
half The first touchdown was almost replica OF
the play which gave Minnesota It's first touchdown
against Wisconsin ar Minneapolis two weeks ago,
Melzner fumbng a punt and Michigan getting the
ball on Wisconsin's 4-yard line II took the third
down TO get the necessary four yards
The touchdown in the second half followed a
march straight down the field for eighty yards,
Michigan taking the bail from the So-yard line
after an exchange OF punts. and never once losing
IT until fnany Longrnan was showed over the Wis
consin goal line.
In point OF desperate defence and equally des-
perate and more successful attack the series OF
plays which resulted in Niichigan's second touch
down has not been see1 Ferry Field in many
years Most OF these plays were directed against
Wisconsir's right side. and Deering. who sustained
the brunt Of them. fairly reeled from exhaustion
by the time Wlsconsin's 15-yard line had been
reached
Throughout the game Wisconsin could not gain
consistently against MIchgan's heavy line Aelz-
enough into Michigan territory 70 carry with the
attempt any hope OF success Wisconsins ehds
Fo11 racs ~ rackie that the desperate play took
place. and fierce this for time Lnat afteT
nearly every down one or more men would De isid
Both teams fumbled badly SIX times the Michi-
mage or on q punt while Wisconsin was guilty
Of this offence four times thS tumble oy NeHner T
game out without a substitute. although Deering
Roseth and BeEtke we're cg9 sno s3H otSgqs sficbi
gan Used two substitutes, Barrow taKHng Nolz
e5oss place - a; fo qu2TssI @ IN the second nan anu
To-dayss victory by Michigan brings this years
Michisan and Chicago. as Minnesota the only
other team that looked strong enough 70 contend
for the honor. has already been defeated @ py Wis
5onsin The game in Caic9go on TnanEss.EIns
Day. theEefore. will settle decisiveiy Which team
The teams lined up as follows;
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
TRINITY SNOVED UNDER.
u est Point Scores at HTW, and Runs
Up Big Total.
gBy -ssesr4sa Il r. 1.a17s-l J

West Polat- y. 7. Nov IS-West Point our-
cigssat the Trinity College team here today
and showed them under by e score o. 81 10 u
TIE A-E1g scc-@i seventeen points in each half
Only olcs 6tt TIRE visitors threaten tne soldiers
Stronghold. snG -hzt during Tie SrS- few
minutes q play oa getting the ban OF fuzlole6
kSSS-eE, ! goal from placement was tried bu1
TIE ball was blocked The visitors again E-rur5ss
IEs ball Il bounded back After advancing 10
within tEo yaE1s ~ The goal ll1e, Trinity lost
= downs
Than me Arm. marched Straight down rhs
1el6. Beavers figuring n Spectacular end runs
G-G Weeks Hi and To-Eey soi1g through The
liEss EC- long gains Hi rs1 fifteen ya-is Eo-
ne ScSr touchdown
Tee game IEs g-l1Ee-essl-s gae-saste- rhs
AIRY soaring a. VII In rhe second half rhs
AEZy puE II slzcsr : round a substitutes
sc- he visitors 82la@7s Su63 ard MzxSon
r32yed rhs best game
Tie lineup fellows
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

Eorstnan earned the right 70 meet Travis by de-
teating G. c. Lanerty. OF Chevy Chase, in the
serni-haal. 5 up and TO play. Travis beat W II.
Farr Philadelphia. who couple OF years ago
went abroad IN Al endeavor 70 learn 70 play the
game right
From field Of ffty-odd starters in the eighteen
hole medal play handicap. Judge A B, Endicott.
Q: The home club. looIned Up winner with net
score OF 73 assisted by eighteen stroke allow
snce. Three tied for the gross score prize. at s.
They were H. NJ Clements St Davids; J. 0. H
Deuney OakmounI, and z & Giles. P1ttsours-
The summary OF serni-hnal and final round
matches il The first cup divisions and OF the
finals in the others follows
Goveraors Cup (s--ns-1azl -ourtf-wstt-r = T-syit
Gs-ss1 CITY hez, X r Far. PhIstel9his- up and
% rsy: 2 O5en Eo-s-nEa, Philadelphia eezt c c
LAss-ry. Casvr Chase up and 70 play
Presidents C-p -oc-ilJ- E---<t Whining
roz nes- " 4 NcS1ea- Atlantic City. rp ard : ~
pay -tls- Case, On Ccy- Beat ? S1s-e s-zie-ood
y " e pay
-h-s sixteen g1-el -our59-J 4 C1srp- P1ilz6.lphts
besc : y Morgan. oekzoz- up sat - play.
Consolation tsCEl -o175f-I4-coI1 P1.acst-
rAiz- c Crsls- Spring Havez ID ffs ho3esl
bat G Wurrel- Ossr-cr<- and - clsy-
Secoa5 beaten eight ghrsl roandfE- Cross. Atlantic
City, best : z LVPccoIt, Atlantic City. up G-5 70
Third eezter etsa; thnzl rOundl-H. " TsyIor. vii
rringto1. A Eu:roz Atlantic CITY. NJ and 70
For--h beaten eight caral roundl-w c stevens Rtr---
bat z " Eoopes- Wilmington. up sud play
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
RECORD FOR VALENTINE
.Makes Neso Mark for 1000 Yards
at Regimental Games.

The twenty-seventh games of the Esd Regiment
Athletic Association were held at the armory
last night and witnessed by 5000 persons
In the half-mile handicap Howard Valentine.
Of Company II. attempted 10 lower the record Tor
half mile. held by himself. but failed by one-nfth
of a second He then went for the 1ooo-yard rec
ord and succeeded, breaking 1t by u \ seconds.
In the one mile interregimental relay race, the
second OF the round robin series between the 18th.
I'd and 2Sd regiments the 18th won by quarter OF
a lap in minutes and s4ls seconds.
Cohn took the lead at the start, and held it for
q half mile when he retired in favor OF Spring
He took the lead again at the end of a mile, and
thereafter was never headed. winning from H y.
Basson Young Mems League, IN 10 minutes Sos
seconds w G. Frank, Irish-Amerlcan Athletic
Association, third.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
CHIC4GO'S BIG SCORE.
EckersaH Kicks Fire Goals from
Field against Illinois.

Chicago. Nov. 1&-The University OF Chicago
oy-e-u,,plnes the University Of Illinois in to-days
annual football game. winning by score OF n TO o.
Michigan recently defeated Illinois. $ 70 O. At no
time during the contest the Chicago goal
threatened and Illinois had the hall only for a
short time during the game
Fckersau kicked i've goals from the field scoring
q touchdown after tvenJy-yard run. and repeat
edIy made long for Chicago BeEoek. GsJin
V-f5Jtsr r1=ou Ferguson and Hitchcock were Chica-
COS chief ground gamers
IIiioOis was not able any stage % tbs game to
keep Chicago on the defensive or TO hold the ball
The second half brought out many substitutes. and
-h;S na-r Of the game marked by frequent
rhsnses Of nunts and by furnblings. NE lineup:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
AMHERST DOWNS WILLIAMS.
Captain Hubbard Plays Brilliant Game for
the Winning Team.

wszliz7lstown. Mass, Nov. 15.-Amherst defeated
Williams to-day in Of the best football games
ever oIzyed by the two colleges by the Of Il
n O One Of the most brilliant features wes the
al -ound work OF Captain Hubbard Of the Amherst
team
Amherst scored two touchdowns in the first half.
Czr-sia Hubbard carrying the ball In the second
half Williams had slightly the better OF argu-
rns1g except when Shattuck. the Amherst left half
Asck broke through the line and ran 100 yards for
: EcUcG1oEn-
Three times during this half Williams carried the
han 70 the Amherst I5-yard line and three times
g@.r-zs- Hubbard broke up the play and held Will
fsrrs for downs The lineup and summary
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
SYRACUSE sMoTHERs OPPONENTS.

Syracuse Nov. ls--The Syracuse University foot
ball team defeated the Rensselaer, Polytechnic In
sttute eleven here this afternoon BY the score OF
s. 70 O. The Troy team su0thered beneath the
beer ana Drawn and the speed OF the Orange. The
halves to have been twenty-five minutes e2cn
but the second half cut short ten minutes on
account OF darkness. During the first half OF the
game the Syracuse team was made up largely OF
substitutes and = points scored In the sec
ond half Butch Hutchins sent his best eleven
into the field. The institute team never made Its
first down during the game and its total gairA cid
1Ss aggregate EsoSs than enc Jazd,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
INDIANS SWAMP CINCINNATI.
Redskins Score Five Touehdowns and One
Goal from Field.

Cincinnati New. iS-Tne football team from
Carlisle Indian Scaccl to-day defeated the Uni
versity Of Cincinnati - doing the bulk Of the
work in the first half The most exciting play was
when Charles, rignt hslfhzck. ran ninety yards
Ossll the ..e.,. f9l = tSa~---S~A-
Brilliant work oy both teams was frequent rive
times the Indians crossed the C1ncinnau goaI nne
each time kicking goal. and Charles kicked a goal
from the 45-yard line.
DuYinE the frst half the Indians advanced the
ball steadily but during the second haif Cincinnati
held better ana put up a much stronger game
Nearly I'VE thousand persons witnessed the con-
test ClncinRatfs touchdown was by Foley, after
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
WESLEYAN, q; susouEHAnnA. o.

Ms.olstown. Conn. Nov U--WesIeyan defeated
s,s5ussanna here this afternoon. e 10 0. Susque-
Asrrs proved a harder proposition than was
n-,.ea IN the fret half Wesleyan used many
,-A<.s,rr1es but when that half ended with
- o~fx 70 in the home teams favor IL
ss-ss-s 20 put the regular line and backs in play.
TyscxTsvzn's defensive work weak, but the
r.s- xhow=d up well the offensive. Summary:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Woodhead. Gildsrslseye'
rrxy--xor Goal. from f9uchdowns-Aoore. HaTup-
- J-upire-Esths1ay, OF Wesleyan. Rsfereo
-Eexers. Of Wesieyaps TINS Of hsiyess q nninuseA
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
NAVY PLAYERS TUMBLE.
West Points Head Coach Sees Annas'a
Team Beat University Of Virginia

Annapolis. Nd. Nov 1s-Tne midshipmsn p4-ss. 80.
the next to the last game Of the season q = !,
home grounds to-day defeating the Us.,s.,-,
virginia team by a score OF 2 70 o N Prt rs-s
had several brilliant individual Pyt--rsn pay -
rot nm 10 the standard Of the u1idsnl s7H
The Navy scored a touchdown anu anu So 50 tosct-
s,aI from the field in the first haI1, snd ssf-1ss
SCv-ns s1d goals in the second The lo3 frsr.
Sema was NOT nearly so fast as usua- aI-
Itartenant Bowers the head coach OF !" - T.sz
saw the game He said that An3ago-S grSs this s.s-
Point are Dlayfng about eQuaL go TssTisr.
son but that West Point was some"A@@
fa tr1e-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
HOLY CROSS. 1zi TUFTS, 2

Wc-c-s-.-. Exzs. Sos. zA-E12y C-css a-ss -N=rrx
a--s -S-5Er n sAe Axsz sa-a. -srcA ct tie ..s.a-
~ tAs sore - = - . Nz2xAecz AZ PaLoers q
EosE Cross AT Reruos5x al Hi % Tzfss we-s
III c-s q ia EE=< s1- Regimes SZzEzry-
Eo2e11owEs5zzze-E- . eozz eroz To1cAGsx--
Lzz2sE szsesT-Ss-zry CZc-Ny- z W Pei
Q Lease AL Ez<1ss~ -x-@ e 49, - --az-se s2lyrs
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
UNION BEATS HOBART.
Scores Two Touohdowns in Frst Half
Losers Tally Once.

Schenectady y. V. Nov. 1s.-URien defeated HO-
bart at football to-day by the OF Z to 5 Tho
game was an interesting 70 watch. owing 70
its cioseness Unions scoring done N the
FIRST half The nrst touchdown wss made In i've
minutes Snd goal kicked UGfon had TO work
hard to score ssain. which done after twelve
minutes In the second half Hobart managed 10
get q touchdown but failed on the kick
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
PENN SCORES At WILL.
Qudkers Make SeUen TouchdosDns
Against TilLa Nora Team.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tdbunel

Philadelphia, Nov 1S-villa Nova was o-s
classed and overwhelmingly defeated this afrss
noon on Franklin Field by the score OF - TO
Only in the first few minutes of'play did Wa
Nova show any power. and then they adviross
the ball about twenty-seven yards, when PR
held and they were obliged TO punt After t,s
the touchdowns for Penn came IN process p
penn scored four times IN the first halt a-d
three more were registered IN the seem
Penn's team was composed mostly ot suosu
rutes and these youngsters did theHssiFss
credit. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
vnxNnua
guckNgLL BEATS GEORGETOWN

Washington. Nov. 1S.-Bucknell defeated IS<s
town on Georgetown Field to-day oy %
.bo,,eb o,,-vetzbed in every position by 1ssc.
fifteen pounds the Blue and Gray put W - -
game and three times held the Tisitors % sssiT
inside the 10-yard line Georgetown su1ersS s-sr1s
for want OF a pLnter. Lenhardt Wss p Ss-srs
star while Lux and Bocack carried on lhs A'
for
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
sgNvoLro WINS Fous-mILg RACE

Nashville. Nov. 1S-The sour--Ei.e rzos -hs E1-
eurz-ce Stakes the feature Z he card a. Cur5@--
isnd Park to-day. ~ss easy tcr Bsavollo. ths tzvor
ite, He VICE pulled up. with he others strung out
far behind n the third svelt, = handicap $, one
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
PLAY FOR CUPS AT PLAlNFIELD.

tSy Ts2es-zc1 - TIE Z--1o-e
PszIufet6- y. = Nov 1S-Tae event 81 he Plain
Eesd Country Club today the E1el Play for
tie I P Van Boske-ck Consolation saE Club
cups Henry D H5ob2-1 vo1 Ire former cgP BY
defeating G 2 Ear VI and play. and : 4
C-u5kshsak vo1 ths club trophy by defeating : J
SLsckCzo-S Up
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
FOX HILLS HaNoIcAPs

Class 4 and Class aaRdicaPe occupied the at
tentioa % the Fox HIS golfers On tie Staten Isl
and links yesterday 4 " Lembeck won the
Class \ event and 7 3 LEou1ur1edieu won the
Class event with net score OF : strokes. The
leading scores were
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
SCORES FROM DYkER MEADOW.

The golf feature yesterday at the Dyke- Meadow
Golf Club. OF Brooklyn. vas bogie handicap Il.
u Robinson won the event, finishing up on bogte
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

-og.11o~-HE- - Week. q Eszsssa C-czss r-o--
as-s-aesTsrs q Za-=sT. G-sHz=- Es.sre-ltz-
80 NE@E1czz-T - Pe--sTlT1-2E CE-&-s-N-Cz--sy
1.ers<z-Zs = -@z-zEszaz54 E&zeszszEszzz Ssz-yzrk
A---z-s AezSs-zz- z19ysx =
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

The iss Ford Model N is fOur-c eo-,- dsss
IS horsepower. speed from forty iIiiis 80 sztr
n th-ee on high gear. 7s-inch ~nees ~nes,1 vfth =
cooled Improved planetary tTsIasiaasg 3s.g drive CO.
nroved clutch Famous Ford olt ecSer-tainias =
ssiiSns- luxurious body. seating w. ~ Tsany otss.
eoIor maroon; weight. 20 POUNDS I for bsres-
saoa and 500 and w:l be on the marAs
days
trlp OF 100 miles. using but forty-'hIss arr
half gallons of gasolene. at q tozal GUS e
ing nve passengers OF SIS s. IS InS nSsSt thrcsss
eopoal9 es. ttbot the slightest adjustnen.. aass
eoncIusively that the z II. v - Co-l t1 -
brought the compound xssole-s s-ss
state os perfection,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

BENNINGS SUlIM4RIES.
IL 50 49, g u $50. & s2ss:s n=-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
NAVY (2O.
AUTOMOBILE TRADE NOTES
Hints to the Buyer from Manufac'0f'
Garage.

The opportunity to purchase a MS rT-7s- 50
car at cost IS the offering OF ''sy- ~ -, he J-ss
st.tss srd Canada Mr.. Heller hss J55s J5svs So
fTor1 abroad and expects wltnln T. = hss 70 reo7
sois-1tIv his ofTer OF Is5 n1acninss srss ess
one worth looking into by those 5res Ese
rart ~ The pipe chassis Is made aaT beins usea
their factory only the pest nn4 n4aIISTo1ioved
s,s "a. most skilled mechanics s'Ill4''
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

KXTASTED-Second hand eouPe rockAzey; s-ats "a
w ticulsrs- y D. Trieuns 01s.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

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. - & s-sezz2-L---ss
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

Esz2 4 Eeessrze Fssr 1zz was 1z--zz =
Sx-& So sa- =esA 1z%S Ss-ss s@rz-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
sENNINes ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.

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New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

home hole in 1. The cards:
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Calvary Baptist Church
LELAND POWERS
Dramatic Impersonator
DAVID cOPPERFIELD
Wednesday Evening, Jan. litii.

Reserved Seats at r. e. eALLoU CO.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-11
PARDON FOR
MINISTER
HINSHAW

Indianapolis. Jan. 1.-THE last official
act of retiring Gov Durbin was the un-
conditional parole of the Rev William
f. Hinshaw. whose wife. ThurZa Hin
shaw. was murdered 10 years ago tonight.
Mr.. Hinshaw. convicted of murder in
the second degree and sentenced to life
imprisonment. will be liberated tomorrow
from the Michigan city prison.
Mr.. Hinshaw was pastor of tho Metro
dist church al Belleville. Ind. I'm 1895. Ills
reputation was spotless.
In January OF that year nc was holding
protracted meetings At ] a. m on Jan.
10. the town people were awakened by
three shots. followed by cries OF murder
Near the Hinshaw residence they found
the clergyman lying I'm the snow covered
with blood lie said two robbers had
entered his house. and when his wife tried
to give an alarm they had shot her
lie followed. closing I'm on one OF the
men. who shot him twice. while the other
hacked him with q knife. Tho robbers
escaped
Mrs. Hinshaw died without regalning
consciousness. Hinshaw's wounds were
slight and he had = rapid recovery.
After IInshaw had been arrested and
freed. the people almost mobbng the de-
tective who caused his arrest. hs wife's s
body was eXhumed. II was found from
the wound she must have become uncon-
scious Immediately. and therefore could
not have tried To give an alarm Hin.
shaw's conviction followed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-11
HOME FOR AGED MEN.

Tho inmates OF the Home were very
pleasantly entertained on Tuesday even
ing by company Of the young people
% the Mpthevson street NJ V. church.
who have volunteered for the Tuesday
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held last
the addition
and
eloquent
o the memo o
usually successful
! Hardness its
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evenings in January 20 meet with the
aged mcn
There was some fine piano playing by
e. young man. several selections by a
young lady. several selections on either
10y q young lady and a very interesting
account ~ trip on the White Star Line
steamer last July 20 Europe, and sketches
OF old Scotland with views by n Miss
Davis young lady who was on board
the steamer. In all it was very pleas
Ing entertainment and was enjoyed by
the aged men.
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NEWS

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coLos CAUSE SORE THROAT

Laxative Bronze Quinlne the world wide
cold and Grip remedy. removes the cause.
Call for tho fun name and look for sig
ns ture Of 4. w Grove CSC.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-03
PAGAN and Christian.


Russian loyalty flows out Of Christian
devotion; that OF Japan out OF race
sympathy and unity.
These sources Of loyalty are so utter
" unlike that the Russian source has
no existence at all in Japan; and the
political history OF Russia has made
loyalty of race impossible. She has no
race sympathy ., unity.
1t may be that the world win never
see again, on grand scale. the heroism
which can be kindled by loyalty Of
race. Even Great Britain and Ireland
races are so mixed, and there are such
differences of speech and OF ideals in
politics and religion. that wide and
deep race sympathy is impossible. We
have TO substitute loyalty 70 a flag.
That flag does. 1t Is true, represent TO
lis the devotion and courage OF our
kinsmen. But on every we'll fought
field Irishfnen have borne that flag in
the front OF the battle. and yet they
declare that IT is not their flag. Side
by side also with the British ensigns
in the Low Countries. in the Peninsula,
ana in the Crimea. where our soldiers
have Won renown, there have been the
fiags of other countries in alliance
with u.s.
The little Island Power in the Pacific
presents the intensely interesting spec
taele Of a single ancient race, armins
itself with weapons invented and forg-
ed by other and allen people, and ad-
vancing with one great shout Of deh-
ance, uttered in tongue unknown to
the rest OF the world, and bearing
down before it the greatest military
power which the Christian world has
known. II will be safe to say that
such sight the worbd will never see
again.
Properly speaking, Japan has no re-
ligious system Russia is all religious
system. But Japan has, as has been
well said. the soul of a nation, and
Russia has not Indeed. we may ask,
where else on the earth can we look for
the soul OF a nation?
The present war has given us vast
and most impressive pageant ana has
given Il in pagan community. What
ever measure OF success may yet attend
the Russian armies, there must still Dc
the recollection Of her frightful losses
and defeats during this war A pagaa
nation defeats her Notwithstanding all
her real piety and her imposing relIgi-
Gus standing. g.-Westminster Review
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-03
plsr FoR CONSUMPTION.
a simple aemsdy win all Medicines
Left Out.

Special 20 Daily Leader.
New York, July s.--consumption Is be-
ing cured right here In New York and
ny simple dispensaYy cure, too.
Five verified cases we're discharged to-
day as entirely cured from the postgrad-
uate medical school and hospital, where
all treatment was given.
The institution authorities made ofi-
eiaI announcement of tho results.
A remarkable feature Of the cures is
that medicine played a very snail part
IN working them. scieatihe dieting
having been the principal method fol-
lowed
Another noteworthy fact IS that the
paiients-a tailor. q barber, a clerk a
slleswoe,an and AN ~" gaard--contin-
ued their work during the treatment,
which lasted from two years. IN the case
o. the tailor. to two months. in the case
OF the guard
All the cures are absolute, according
70 Drs. Bickerton and Barstow. author
ities on pulmonary diseases.
Credit for the results is given TO DR..
l.. r. Russell. who, with the support Of
the postgraduate authorities. undertook
Ia March. 1898. 70 demonstrate by se-
ries OF experiments that cases Of pn-
complicated pulmonary tuberculosis Gould
be successfully eoped with by dispensary
attention without obliging the oonsuwp-
tivee 20 leave this climate or abancon
their work. Since that time forty nve
cases. including the ones announced TO-
day, have been passed as cured BY The
committee
The treatment Is grounded on the fact
that o9nsumption Is a malnutritlon. and
that IN a healthy body the consumption
germs have 40 chaace OF existence. II
aims 10 build w the body BY scientific
diet fasssf than the disease can break IL
down. sn this diet. varying. though Il
does, witt the circumstances Of indi-
vidaal eases. essn. mix. cheese and fats
are pr9mlnent-the fat being designed 10
supply the necessary heat and energy,
fhus saving the Crotcids in the other
substances Tor use Ia building up tisxne.
In order 10 make sure that the patients
CONSUME the proper quantity OF food
they are made 70 report az The post
graduate dispensary twice a day and
drink there AN smulsion OF fats This